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VOL. XLT-NO. 44.
"MAIIA, SUNDAY MOKXIN'G. APRIL 21, 1912.
SINGLE CX)PY FIVE CENTS.
Rain is Good for Crops and Crops Make Gate Receipts All the Year Round
UMPIBE FIGHTS
WITH MANAGES
list Battle and Bear Eiot Ends
. lev York's Exciting Game
with Brooklyn.
DAXIXN AID RIGLER 15 CLASH
Crowd Boug-hly Handles Referee,
bat He Hakes Escape.
GIANTS WIN, FOUR TO THREE
Argument Arises Over Wilson's Hit,
Which Wins Contest
.Here's the Omaha Base Ball Squad on Opening Day
EBBETS TAXES QUICK ACTIOI
iRMUnt t Brwoklya Cleb Asks, la
. ricnl Mtan tat Lyweh, that
Rlgler Be Paalaaed for
NEW YORK. April Sti-New York de
feated Brooklyn today In an exciting
gam that ended with a flat fight and
sear riot. The Brooklyn men bad taken
, the lead tn their halt of -the ninth on
two ham on balls, a single, a sacrifice
and Wilson's error, the last a throw over
Xttoc1 head which let In two runs. In
Mew York's half Groh Untied. off Rucker,
who had replaced Stack In the box, and
Wilson, who had just handed Brooklyn
two runs, drove the ban Into tbe upper
'rlcht wine of the grandstand for a home
'run, scoring Oroh ahead of him and win-
nine the came.
Catcher Erwln claimed the hit was
fool.' Manager Denies of Brooklyn ran
up to Umpire Hitler, nudging him, and
Busier retorted by putting his flat to
TJahlsn'a face. The two men were en
caged 1 a hot fist battle to spite of ef
fort of Catcher Erwln and Coach Wilbur
Robinson of New York to separate them,
when the crowd surged upon the field,
"Rlgler waa swept away and rather rudely
Bandied, but finally waa got to the club
nous little the worse for tbe scrimmage.
There wat considerable argument all
through the game, both Fletcher and
Meyers being ordered off the field. Man
ager McOraw of New York was sus
pended five days for his argument with
Umpire Flnneran yesterday.
President Ebbets of the Brooklyn club
later sent a formal message to President
Lynch of the National league, asking
that Umpire Rlgler be "punished tor his
unwarranted assault upon Dahlen."
Score:
AH H rt.A . AH.H.O.A.C
Trevors, II... 1 Monti, rf... 4 lit
Uftr. tb... 4 III IlkuMt. lb. 4 111 4 I
nodtr'aa. (I I t I lSailtb. Ik... 4 1 1 1
Morn, rt. . 4 I I t 1 North, cf . I I 1 t I
Morale, I.. t I S IDalr. I' I 1
Paraa. lb.. 4 1 I SIDoaroe, lb... 4 t S S
OK ie..l.l 1 IStark. 01.. ..I 1 1 s
Vntn. -. Ill IsTwIa, a.... I S 4 I S
WDM, a,... I ISO , s a o w w w
' Tauma, ... SSI Ftitrps ... 1 1 t
oaanasrs. e I macaw. ... see
ll : n
r
i NO BUNS MADE
EIFTEEN INNINGS
St Louis and Chicago Play High
Class Base Ball, with Result
Told in Ciphers. ':
TWO PITCHERS IK FINE FETTLE
Scott, for Chicago, Strikes Out Thir
teen Opposing Players. ,
DARX5ESS EXDS THE CONTEST
Three Hours and Twenty Minutes.
Required for Game.
FIFTEEN HITS BY BOTH CLUBS
Baansardaer, for Lerals, BtHkeo
Oat Thirteen aad Allows Six Hits,
While licet t Glees Bessala-
Imm nix Satellrs.
rr. U0UI8. April 10.-81. Louis ani ,
Chicago played fifteen Innings of high-
class bass ball hrre today without
score. Baumtardner for the locals -struck
out ten men and allowed nine hlts
cott for Chicago struck out thirteen
players and was hit six times. The .
bases were filled several times, but
neither team was able to acore. The'
gsme was called because of darkness."
Score: "
- ST. UI'M.
AS H O A X
SIMM, S 1 S !.
AuallR. lb. .. S 1 I I 1 Lor,
CHICAOO. ..i
AtHOII.
n ... t s i e
lilt
HOMER IN TENTH BEATS REDS
Totals.. ;.. I tt 4 TaUla II Hill 1
Betted for 8tack in ninth,
One out when winning run was scored.
Brooklyn ,. -!
Xew York.......... 1 1 4) S t
First base on errors: New York. 1:
Brooklyn, I. Two-base hits: Koran, Lwley.
Home run: Wilson. Sacrifice hits: Htark,
Moran. Stolen bases: Northen, Hersog.
tthafer C), Stark, Snodgrus. Left on
bases: New York. Brooklyn, 10. Double
plays: Oroh to Merkle to Sbafer to Oroh.
Bases on balls: Off Tesrau, 6: oft Stack,
1. Struck out: By Tesrsu, 1: by Suck, S.
Hit by pitched bell: By Stack. Snodgrass.
Hits: Oft Tesrau. t In eight Innings:
Knone out In ninth); off Marquard, none
Iri one Inning: off Stack, t In eight In
nings; oft Rucker, t in one-third of an
inning. Umpires: Rlgler and Flnneran.
Time: J:u.
: .
PIRATES SHUT OUT CARDINALS
Only Three St. Leels Players Reach
Third Baa.
PITTSBURGH, April Pittsburgh
today shut out 81 Louis, only three of
the visitor reaching third base. Dais
forced two run by giving three bases on
Italia In succession. Score:
Sheckard's Four-Bagger Wins for
Cubs in First at-Home.
BOTH TEAMS HIT WITH VIGOR
Lett Fielder Recalled ty Mate
When He Starts tor Clab Heme
After Teaching Seeaad
Base.
CHICAOO, April k-A home run In the
tenth Inning gav Chics go the first Na
tional league gam of tbe season In Chi
cago today, scors S to 4. Sheckard. after
one out, hit the ball over the right field
fence Into the bleachers. It was a lure
home run and Sheckard after touching
second base ran tor the club bouse. Team'
mate shouted to him thst he must com
plete the circuit He returned to the
second beg and finished the round of
base. It was Hank O Day's day and the
former umpire wss presented with massive
floral pieces, Scors:
CHICAOO. CINCINNATI.
1R M.O.A.n AB.H.O.A.K.
nerSAie, II 4 t I S 4ltarber. It. I S I 1
Scbnlu, It. 4 I 1 S eltoto. ct... 1 1 I
Tinker, ss... 4 14 1 I HofcJIU'l. lb 4 I I S 1
Heliua. clilll 4Mllch.ll. . I III I
Sln-aua lb S 1 S S SEefta. Hv ... I Sill
sale, lb.... 1 IPbUn. lb.. 4 111
(. .... 4 111 SRuxuK. 41141
Utraos. lb.. 4 111 ltl.. ...I IN I
Arcbar. I.... 4 I T 1 SBbMoe, ...
Rlrble. . . 4 I S S INW.
mile .
HIM
i e i s
,.ss e'vuraus ... 1 s 4
TeUbl It M St 16 I Total, M 131 14 I
Ran for Zimmerman In ninth.
Btuted for Benton In fourth.
One out when winning run scored.
Chicago 1 I I M I I 1-1
Cincinnati I 1 II II III H
Two-base hits: Tinker, Esmond, Hob
lltsel. Three-base hit: Fhelan. Home
run: Sheckard. Hits: Off Benton, S in
three Inninxs; off Suitks. S In six snd one
third Innings. Sacrifice hits: Hoblltsel,
bfifrhlL Mtnlen base: Bates. Double
Leach. .... 4 111 loakej. t... 4 4 Dtayc Evrra lo Tinker to Zimmerman,
..."! ! ! ! ! ' I Archer to Zimmerman. Left on basee: Chl-
"l I i iilVZ, "a , J ! : CinclnnaU. J. Bases on balls:
Sy. ' I ! IhIHU: m , li J Otf KIChl.. Off Bentc ;
oibaoa. e.4 t 1 I ibi. . I t t 1 Struck out: By Richie, : by Benwn. ;
Cuaoila. a. I a SHuraoa. s.. tills: by Suxga. 4. Wild pitcnes: uenton.
, PITT8BUROH. ' it. LOt'IS.
AB H.O.A X AB H O A
Brrsa. b... Ills tnoislai. lb. I 1 I I I
Caray. If ... SIS SKlMa. lb.... I Sill
Willis 1 1 s s s
Totals... U n 11 lDala, a. I S 1 s
Total! 14 IS 1
Batted for Harmon in eighth.
Pittsburgh Illlllil T
Bt. Louis 4) -
Two-base hits: Miller, McCarthy. Kon
etchy. Three-base hits: Byrne. Willis.
Hits: Off Harmon. S in seven Innings;
oft Dale, I In one inning. Double plays;
Y u .... . .4 UIIIm lu,h mnit VI' .
-M aanar McCarthr and Miller. Rases on not be ready until May Is. the opening
W.ll. fit I f - a. IJ - . - ... . .... ... I u..kU n t V.
vmiim. vit . in ill l, , v.. n.iuivu, m, uit u , But UM aw i" .11. .v .
Richie. Time:
and ICmslle.
X:X. Umpires: Brennaa
Golfers Impatient
to Get Out on Green
Several feature of the Field club win
Dale, S Struck out: By Camnit. 1; by
Dale, L Time: tm. Umpires: John
stoo aad Kason.
BOSTON OUTPLAYS PHILLIES
long, hav decided to start th little
gutta percba spher rolling Just one week
earlier.
The, first competitive tournament for
local pill chasers wilt be a "blind boggy"
affair, which will be fceld under tbe
auspice of th golf committee, of the
club at th links on Saturday afternoon.
May 1L J. B. Lindsey and Albert Caha
will hav charge of the tourney, which
will h pn only to Field club
HtDaaaU aad Kile Bat Well aad
Persia Shews Coed I' eras.
PHILADELPHIA, ApiU 30,-Th work
of, McDonald and KUng at hat and on
th bases aad Purdue's excellent pitch
ing rase ad Philadelphia' defeat by Bos-
t4. . K n 1 nii. atrnlr am nln
. I AMUR 1111 !! Mliwiwi an
WCTOM. PBiLADXLrHU. take part and many a already devoUng
AB B O.A.B. iB.u.o.i l I their spar time to friendly matches on
4 4 IKaaba. Tb .. 4 til I KatHniav affaraAftM. All . ahn k.M
Caaiae'u. I 1 1 STItaa. It ... 4 S l , . , . . .
Miuav. if... Ill sraaaeri. et . 4 I 1 I Phayed th eighteen bole over the course
Kaiear. if... 4 1 iCratasb. H..4 s I ,t data talseasoa have found It In ex
llll IlSt: It. i I " I i Ueut condllWand tb. slight Improve
McDakl, l I I I aiMaiaa. s. 4 s menu aad change hav turned out to be
,-sV.r.. . ! 1 ItT.!:J i . i rs- t th. whim. - th. tired hurt-
. . - naa man who wants to drive and putt
BosfSa'"' ' " ! Trs I f I 1 1-s r'lb"ul " tangled dtveralUe at
Philadelphia-".' MIMIIM golfdom to Inlernnx his play.
Two bass hits. Miller. Campbell, Dow- . Th Field club course Is practically
ney. Three bu hit: McDonald. Sac- th, aarae as that of last year save tor a
8w"; Cemr-Paakert" DS. - t the
play: Sweeney to Spratt Left on bases: tee. Th golf Mop for this season win
Boston, T; Philadelphia. 7. Bases on be south of th Woolworth veau en-
out: By Seaton. ; by Perdue. A Psase-1 ' 0 eq.jipment ileceasary for th
nail: ursnam. wu pitch: Beaton, tune, is new anoer construction and
will be finished within tb next two
weeks.
Th old shop will be remodeled and
Used tor a "caddy nous. ,
RECORDS OFJTATE SCHOOLS
Complete List of Champions in All
Events of High School Athletics.
BURRUS HOLDS A SPEED RECORD
Tlsae f Tweety-Tne aad Two
, Fifth Seeeads BeateB by
Fifth, bat Jlever la Stat
Track Meet.
In answer" to requests from many
schools throughout the slste Th Br.
is hereby publishing ksl authentic list of
Nebraska Intervcholanlie track records,
which hss been complied from Slats
High School Athletic data, going back as
far as Its organisation.
Th events In the isociatlon's list are
109 yards, 29) yards, 440 yards, half mile,
mile run, 130-yard hurdles, tJO-yard low
hurdles, pole vault, running high Jump,
running broad Jump, 12-pound shot put.
It-pound hammer throw, discus throw
and one-half mil relay.
Some of the records hav more than
on holder, and th century distance
has three, Robert Wood, the crack
Omaha High school sprinter, being one of
the trio. Omaha and York each have
four records to their credit and th others
ar scattered among Lincoln, Falrbury.
Franklin. Kearney Military academy and
Mlnden.
Although R. H. Burrus mad a record
RUNNERS SEOEW RECORDS
Seven Harks Replaced in Drake
Relay Hatch.
M'GOWAN BEST IN HALF-MILE
(Continued on Second Page.)
Minnesota aad Wisroasla Take
Hasan la University Class, with
Moralexslde aad toe Lead
ins Colleges,
DES MOINES, April SO.-Wlth what '.s
aid to have been the most brilliant field
of runners gathered west of th. Missis
sippi river In recent years, th. Drake
relay match lfre this afternoon produced
seven new records. Minnssola and Wis
consin set the new marks In the univer
sity class, the former winning the two
mile event and the letter the four-mile
race. In the rollcce section, Mornlngalda
snd Coe took the honors, while West
High of Des ilolncs mad. two records In
the InterscholaiMic class. McOowsn, star
ot Nebraska, made a record of 1:02 !n
the half mile.
Davenport of Chicago. Cleveland of
Wisconsin and Wilson of Co were the
Individual stars of th. meet The new
records were: I'nlveralty class, two-mile.
Minnesota. I .WS: four-mile, Wisconsin,
1:4H.
College dsns, two-mile: Mornlngslde,
(Continued on Second Page)
New Omaha Fielder
Tim:- lii. Umpires: Kletn and bush.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE
I PRESIDENT NAMES UMPS
lTndat Fstt of th Nebraska State
league baa announced th appointments
of hi umpires for the sea sen. Th Indi
cator to ar Thomas McDermott. Au
rora, I1L: E. Nugent. Wichita. Kan.; T.
X. Morrill, MlnnsapoU. Minn, and E. E.
Wilson. loTtagtrsi. Ken.
Sheewa Sessarada-d.
CHICAGO. April JO For refusing to
Join the LouUvliI dub. to which he was
sold, David Shies n. formerly vita th
Chicago Nationals, ha bean Indefinitely
suspended, according to the Americas as
sociation bulletin Issued tonight by Presi
dent ChlrlBgtoa.
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KANSAS CITYGETS LONE RUN
Blues Hake Good Use of Two of
Their Four Hits.
HOOSTERS DRAW BLANK AT HOME
Both Powell and Klasball Pitch in
Fla Forsa Thragat Coateat
Six Saerlflr Hlta aad Tws
Stales Base.
INDIANAPOLIS, April JO.-Ksnaas City
made two of its four hits In th eighth
Inning today, scoring th only run of
th game. Both Powell end Kimball
were In fin. fettle. Score:
KANSAS CITY. INDIAN APOIJI
Afi.H O.A.g AB.H.O.A I.
Clark, el . 1 1 I s IHillman, rt. I I 1 I
ti hallar. U. I I I I IWooSrufl. II 4 1 I S S
Ua. rt I lis incr-ribr. ol I I S S I
Carr lb I III I IHuatar. Ik. 4 IIS 1 I
Corridas, si I I I SWaMrall, Ik I I I I S
Jamaa, C....I I I I IN Clarfca. a I I I I I
uovaaf. lb. a 1 4 1 anasalor. w. I 1 I I J
Barbaes. lb. I I I I IWIIIIaaa. lb I I I 4 1
roeall. p.... I S I I IXIntball, 4.1 till
Hloa I I I . I
Totals W lllll lHoMaoaa .. 1 I I I
Tatala II I II II I
Batted for Williams In ths ninth.
Batted for Klmhall In th. ninth.
Ksnaas Cltv 0 1 0 0 . 0 0 1 Ol
Indianapolis 00000-0
Struck out: By Kimball, S; by Powell.
t Sacrifice hits: Bhaller. Corrldon 111,
Powell, McCarthy, Oagnier. Klrat bar
on balls: Off Powell, a; off Klmhall, 1
Left on bases: Kanssa City. 12: Indian
apolis. S Hit with pitched ball: By
Powell N. (Marks. Stou-it bases: Har
bcau, Schaller. Time: Mb. Umpires:
Chill and Anderson.
LINCOLN LOSESJiOOSE GAME
Denver Outbats Antelopes and Score
is Thirteen to Seven.
RAMEY LASTS FOUR SESSIONS
BSEWERS DEFEAT COLONELS
Visitors eerare Early Lead aad Ar
Never Headed.
LOUISVILLE. April .-Milwauke de
feated Louisville today. .7 to 4. Th
visitors secured sn early lead and were
never headed. Northup lasted but on
Inning and was relieved by Crlss, who
proved a pusil to Milwaukee. While
Nicholson was bsttcd bsrd he kept ths
hits scattered. Btambury's batting and
the fielding of Lewis and Breen were the
features. First Baseman Black was un
conditionally released today by Lousivlll.
Score:
MILWAUKEE. LOl'ISVILLK.
AB.H.O.A B. AB.H.O.A E.
UrtoH. ef . . 4 I I I Stanab'rr. tb I I I I I
Ranaall. rf.. 111. 1 Burr a. If... I 111
riokartr. It. I lis IHaraoa. rf.. I 1 I I
Jonas, lb.... I 111 I IBraetrs. lb I I I I I
Clark, lb.... I I 1 I IB'mlllrr. al I I I I
Ula. aa ... I 111 I Bell, tb I IIS
Brora tb...! Ill OBorto. rt.... I 141
Hufhoa, ... 4 111 Ischial, a I I I 1 I
tilckelaos. .1 I INonhaa. .. I I I
Crua. 4 111
Totals a llllll
ToUta rt u 17 I I
Iuisvllle 0012600 1 4
Milwaukee J J J 0 1 0 0 0-7
Stolen base: Jones. Two-bsee hlta
Randall. Slanahury C). Three-baae hit:
Llebold. Sacrifice hit: lwla. Double
plsys: Breen to Jones. Breen to Lewie
to Jones. Hits: Off Northup. 4 In one
Inning; off I Tina, i In eight Innings.
Struck out: By Cries, ; by Ntcholaon. 1.
Base on balls: OV Northup. 1; off Crlss,
4; off Nlrholsop I Wild pilch: Cries.
Left on bases: Louisville 6: Milwaukee.
A Time: 1 b. Umpire: HI or ha Iter and
Connolly.
COLUMJlTS BLANKS ST. PAUL
Oaly One Slaaaer far Saia,, Kcaehee
' Seewad Baae. .
Olaaated leads Ball Ont tar Mas
say Get Three-Bagger
Tl Tws-Ssm Bit.
DENVER, April ja-Danver deteatsd
Lincoln In a loosely played gam. Ramey
mad his, first appearance In league com
pany, hut was superceded by Olmsted In
th fourth Inning. Score: -DENVER.
AB. H. H. O. A. &
Lloyd, lb I 1 J 1 4 1
Qulllln. lb S S 1 S
Ksnworthy. If. .... S S S 1
Chsnnell, rf. 4 1 S S
Caasldy, rf. I 1
Lindsey, lb. 4 1 4 1 . 10 1
Coffey, as 4 1 4
From baa. c 1 4 1
Ramey, p. 1 J J 4 I
Spshr, ft ''?!
Olmsted, p. S S 1 I S
atoroll. lb.. I I II I ll'allobaa. It. I I 4 I "
Laoorta, rt.. I.I. SHr-Ua. cl. .. Ill'
Hosaa. II... I IIS IMrlolrre. rt I I I S S
rrall. tb.... I I 4 IXriaoT. lb... I IU . )-
flalllaaa, as I . I I lWaror. ss.. 4 14 1,
xrirhoti. a.. sir i lnioea. 4 ih i i
I m lo r. .4.11 IBrott. I I . I 4 S
Comae, rf . I I IS.
Totals llllll
Total! .. 41 I 44 U
St. Louis .. ..-
Chicago -
Two base hits: Weaver, Btoyall, Ho
gsn. Sacrifice hit: Block, Lord, -Weaver,
import. Double playi: Hal
linan ta Pratt to Stovall: Pratt to Hal-:
llnan to Stovall: Austin (unassisted).
Psased ball, Krlchell. 8tnten haws:
Mclntire, Rath, Zeider. Bases on balls:
Off Baumgardner, ; off Scott, 1 Struck .
out: By Baumgardner. 10; by Scott, li ,
Ift on base: Ht Louis, S: CThlcago,
Time: IU Umpire: Eagan and
Evan.
Totals
... 11 M IS 17 S
LINCOLN.
AR R. H. O. A. B.
Miller, rf 4 1 1 S
Cole, lb I 1 1 ' 1
Cobb, rf 4 S I 1
McCormtck. If 1 1 IS
Mlllln. lb 4 1 1 S ' S
Barber, lb 4 1111
Walker, ss t 1 S t 1
atratlnn. c S S S S O
Haearman. o 1 1 1
Wolverton, p I 1 I 1
Bachant 1 S 0
ToUls
, n
T M 17
Batted for Wolverton.
Denver 1 7 S 1 -ll
Lincoln -
Stolen bases: Qulllln, Ken worthy. Css.
sidy, Cobb. Two-bass hits: Cobb, Chsn
nell. Three-base hlta Burke. Llndasy.
Hon run: Olmsted. Blk: Rmy. San
rtflc hits: Chsnnell. Stration. struck out:
By Ramey, I; by Olmsted. 4: by
Hagerman, 4. Bases on balls: Off Ramey,
i: off Olmsted, 1; off Hsgermsn. 4: off
Wolverton, t Double plays: Ramey to
Llndasy to Frambes; Coffey to Lloyd to
Lindsay. Left on bases: Denver, 4; Lin
coln. 4. Time: 1J0. Umpire: Johnson, i
DES MOINES GETS NO SCORE
t.
Joseph Owe Threw Raaa
Variety t Clreaasortaajce.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. April .-Bunched
hlu In th second Inning and a (Ingle
and an error followed by Zwllllnfa two
has hit In th fifth, gav today' gam
to th St. Joseph club over Dea Stoines.
Th visitor reached second has only
one during the game Score:
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H.
Curti. If
Column. lb
Kelly, cf
Thomas, lb
Korea, rf
Welch. 2b
Leonard, ss
Ulstowski, c...
Rogg. 9
1. O.
A. E.
NEW TORX TRIES HARD IN VAIN,
f Seven tw Six.
BOHTON, April SO.-New York mads A
strong sffort to Ogur In th "game
won" column today, but loot the sixth
straight gam In an eieven-lnnlng baitla
with Borton, 7 to a Boston' new ground
were opened bsfor a big crowd.
"Buck" O'Brien, pitching tor Boston, al
lowed New York run. In th Qua
tare Inning nnd waa taken ut after th
fourth Inning, following a lucky cp
with three men on bases. Hall, wh suc
ceeded him, pitched masterly hail. Boa
ton used up three New York fllnger.
Caldwell wa driven from th box In th
fourth Inning, after he allowed Boston to
get position to score three run.
Quinn, who succeeded him, waa ham
mered for six hits and Boston twice (led
tns score during his occupancy ot th box.
Boston put, two men on bass In th ninth
and tenth Innings, but wa unable to
cor on Vaughn until Speaker sent
oerke horn with a slngls. after Yerkes
had got on has through Do Ian' error.
Terk.s hit -afcly th first flv time at
bat, twice tor doubles, but fielded
poorly. Wolter Injured his ankle and
was forced lo retire. Score:
avatrroM. New York.
AB.H.O.A AB.H.O.A.K.'
Horner, rt.. I I 4 S SSIna. If I I S
Torkoa, ..T I I I IWollar, ... 4 1.1.
Bpoakor. of.. Ills IKauff, rt ... 1 .11.
SUM. lb... .4 111 lCha-a lb... 4 IU
Gardner, Is. I I 1 1 Sllorftoll, a I 1 I I I
Lo.la. II.... 4 I I I lUaalala, o-rt I . 4 I S
Watnor. is. t 1 I J 1 Dolaa. lb. 4 1 I I I
Na'raakor, s 4 . I 1 IIII WI, Ibi Ills
trrltaa .... I I Irnreot. a.... I 111 aW
O-Brloa. ...11 I K'SMvoll, .l I I 1 -
Hall, s 1 I I lWalaa. ...! S I
Hasrtkeoa .S.I SVausba. ... 1 .
Eosle ..... lllll
Totals a in u i
Total! 41 14 n 14 T
Two out when winning run scored.
Matted for O Brlen In the fourth. i ,
Batted for Nunamuker in the eighth. ;
Boston 1 I I I 1 I I l-t
New York I SSSl-
Two-base Uts: Yerkes (2). Speaker,
fthl, Hall. Hits: Oft O'Brien, 6 In
four Innings: off Hall, I In seven In
ninxs: off Caldwell, i In three and one-..
third Innings; off Qulnn, 4 In flv innings;
off Vaughn, S In two and one-third In-
nlngs. Stolen bases: Hartsell, Chase,
Daniels C), Lewis, Wolter, Wagner. I .eft
on bams: Boston. IS: New York, 14. First
base on balls: Off O'Brien. 4; otf Hall, i;
off Caldwell, 1; off Qulnn, 4; off Vaughn,
1. Struck out: By o Brlen. 4; by Mall,
3; by Caldwell, 1; by Qulnn, 4; by Vaughn."
2. Time: 1:10. Umpires: Connolly and; '
Hart.
Total..
S 24 14
a e
8T. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O.
Outfielder purchased by lUuikf ILmDlibbluo?'Broo' ' n National, laa-u, w
guard left field tor th Rourko this season.
COLUMBUS. April 2.-Columbu shut
out St Paul with only one runner reach
ing second. Score:
COtUMBi-t. IT. PAUL.
ABHOAIt ABHO.AC.
rtbeltea. ef.. 4 4 S IBotler rt... I 1 I 1 S
Hlarbaaa.lf 114: Hnffmaa, rf I 1 I I S
CoaaaUoa.rf 4 11. IR.lr.tOTt, It 4 I 1 I
Porrtaf. k.1 I I I IMrCoflckjl lllll
Minor, lb., lit. AetrT. lb.. III.
O-Koarka.lk till 4 Good raaa. lb 4 1 .
Oorbar. a. I I I I lint a... lllll
lialtb. a.... 114 1 lUorrar, a... I I I 1
Cook. S . I ILoror. ... I 1 . I .
-Howard ...II...
Totals..... in W lBleck IS...
Tatala.. ..J! IN I I
Batted for Lewie in ninth.
Batted tor Murray In ninth.
Columbus tetlSSS t
St. Paul t S 0-4
Horn run: Miller. Double plays: Smith
to Gerber. Hoffman to Laroy to Mc
Cormtck. Bases on balls: Off Cook. S:
off Laroy, L Struck out: By Cook, S;
(Continued on Second Pag.)
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0
Powell. If
Watson, rf
Zwllllng. et
Borton. lb... ....
Andrews, lb
Melnk. ss
McClelland. 2b...
Oosaett e
CTUtcher, p. ......
Total
Dea Moine.....
St Joseph
Two-base hit:
Borton. McClelland. Struck out: By
Crutcher, I. by Itogge, 4. Baae on balls:
Off Crutcher, 1; off Rogg. 2. Hit by
pitched bail: By Crutcher, Rogg. Left
on bases: Des Moines, 7; St Joseph, .
Double play: Leonard to Coiilgan to
Thomas. Tim: 1:64. Umpire: Knapp.
ATHLETICS AIDED BT ERRORS;
Seaatera Defeated fey Seat f Sis '
t Threw.
WASHINGTON. April 20. -Philadelphia
won from Washington by errors ot th
locale. Coombs strained himself In th
seventh Inning and had to be carried oft
th field, Morgan taking hi place. Boor:,,
rHItotDELFHlA WASHINGTON.
AB H O A E AB.H.O.A. tV
ftrnk. B ..4 I 4 IMooller. It. I 111
OMrlo. t. I . I I iroetor. Ik... I III)
rolllaa. !b . I 111 IMIIaa. al.., 4 SSI
Bakor, lb . .4 .11 ISrbalar. rl .l I I 1 I
Morpbr. rf. 4 I 1 I'lrao. lb... I T I 1
Mclaaaa. la I I II I IKnlskt kv.l I I I 4-
Barrr. aa.... 4 4 1 IMcBrldo. at I I 1 I.
Tboraaa, S-- 4 I 1 iraa'aaaa, al t I I I;
Ooobboo, ... 101 swarbos. .. I 1 I t 1
Motxas. 1 S S 1 IWilllwa, a. I . I 4 . J
toas 1 t
Totals XT IS tt lC Walker.. 1 s S
TotaH at It 17 T
Batted tor Mc Bride in eigntn.
Batted for E. Walker In ninth.
I Philadelphia
.....11 S 7 17 IS
... tssssssss-t
... 0 2 0 I t -4
Zwllllng. Stolen bases:
TOPEKA PULLS OUT VICTORY
M'swlay aad Base Balls Cease
- Kair BewttntT Lcal.
TOPEKA. AprO Sk Mlsplay and base
04 ball enabled th visitors to tl th
cor la tb ninth Inning, la th last of
(Continued on Second Pag a.)
aw w Biaor au aiiuu. .
tlOO.lt f
I11IM i
hit: Murphy. Hits f
Washington
Three-base
Coombs, 4 In six Innings; oft Morgt I
in three inmnKs. Has on balls:
v uvuiuw. a, vii nuriao, A, Vf-l r auaeii i
8trurk out: Bv Coombav 4: bv MoraraaV
by Walker, 2. Time: 2:20. UmplrA
Wsatervslt and O'Loughlln.
HUIJLIN SINGLES IN ELEVEN IH ,
J
Detrwlt Win Free Hlttlag 4eaaea
Six ta Five. .,
DETROIT. April St-BIg George Mullin
In tb eleventh Inning of a free hitting t
contest today singled uvagy through
Terry Turner, scoring Bush with th run
which gav Detroit a S to S victory over '
Clevelan. MulUn't hit fodetswtally added :
tbe finishing touch to th celebrauoai ;
which marked tb opening ot th local t
(Continued oa Eecocd Pag4