I
I
Breaking a Few Leaves Off
? I nnnTnt CAN'T Witt ! . ) wy T.
r - j
' .RINGERS KNOCK ODT THREE
iXonrket in Batting Trim, Beating
j Dm Moinei Six to Two.
iBOOSTEES HELD GAME POORLY
laholl rat Three Urn la Bex la
tap Osaka, kal Pled Tkla la
, possible Peatrrss HI rack oa
V Pltrhlag llaad.
r
I DEg MOINES, la.. April M.-(Bperlal
Telegram. r-Omaba pounded three lia
Mae twirlsrs over tha lot today, and
eogpled With oostly errors by Des Moines,
Ivan sully, I to t
'isbsll need three pitcher In attempting
I to jnava aft defeat, but ragged fielding
ul Inability of tha Boosters to connect
safely rare tha Ranger tha mix.
i Pn treat opened for Omaha, but was
lalrbck on tha pitching band and Lefty
Htik took tha mound. Tha southpaw
twirled ceerar ball.
Northrap ana pullad out In tha flflh
fbri Isbsll and Douglaae substltuisd.
Roarbaf mi landed en tha big aouth
Uraer la tha eighth and Kalfcr took tha
xotxjnd,
(knaoa aoorad la tha third when Camp.
ie got a baae on balli. He went to stc
n oa Colllgsns boot and scored on
,Coyk a doable. Coy la tallied on Thoma
poaVt llnar down third baae.
' tmo mora were anuiad by Omaha In
th eighth. Coyla got hla second tackar
,tiriiig oa Thomaaoa'a single, Kana
alnlrlsd. Wanner hit to Douglass, forcing
iThgwiaaon at aaeond. Nlehotf hit to right
aWortng Kana.
Omaha two other tallies came In tha
nlrSn. Illeki lined an Wslch't error ecor
Unil oa Davidson s twolhagger to deep
renter, while Thomeeoa s double sent
DatrtdeM ever the rubber.. Boor:
H. O.
1
A. R.
f
1 .
I'tfVtaoa. If i
Co)fl, rf , I t
Themaeoa, cf........ I
Via., lb a 1
.Kama. th . a a
1
fcieboff, lb j
I i t
Juatw-o, aa i
rampflald, e f I I
Vontreaa. p i i
Mlrta, p lit
a
1
11 all
Tvtale
M
V 14
I) Kg MOINES.
. AB. M. H.
twsgan, is. 4 t I
tea), as 4
Kelly, ef 4
Thotiias. lb I
V ekk. lb i
atorea, rf 4
Cume. M 4
riarowaki. t. ........ i
rionnep, p...,
touglaa, p....
rber. a a a
rLyoee) I f
Teeala B
V
I Batte4 for Northuo In the
flflh.
Batted for Fanirsaa In the third
Omaha t tlllltlH
pn Moines i I I I I I H
Twe-ease bus: Thvmaeoa ill, Cele
111. Oavkteon, Kelly. Three-base hit:
Curtta. Mite: Ml North up. 4 In flvs
tamaaa; eff Douitlae, 4 la two and two
Iblras liuunai; eft rabn, I In one and
awe-third Inning: off t'entresa, I In two
Inning: eff Hicks, I la seven Innings,
gttolen basest Nlehoff, Justice. Double
play I Juauce to Wanner to Kane. Lett
on baeea: Dea Momee, I: Omaha, 4
Stesee ea balla: Off N'orthup. t, off
Htrka. L Struck out. By Northup, 4: by
tMHigiaa. I, by lilrki, i. Pasaed ball:
.lata wild. Time) l.li. Umpire: Kaapp.
(.IICOtH LOSBI O.l CM MORI
etapeka tltta Harater aad Maa Better
. I Lack Tka aLaeala.
UNCOIJf. Neb.. April K-Topeka wa
agala vlctorloua today and Lincoln atill
hsa Its first game to win of the season.
(The eon re was 4 to 1 Both pitchers were
Jilt fairly sard, but luck waa all witk
be ti el tore, the locale eulbattlng and
evtfleldlng them. Hcnre:
TOPKKA.
AU. IC
O. A.
Rlcbert. If
Uerener. lb
I -MS ae
Pranta. 7b.
King, cf
Emery, lb
Dear, rf
Lnapmsa. e......
Walnwrlght, p..
Veuaa. -
1 t
t Totals 4
t K 14
, LINCOLN.
AB. K. II. O. A. E
srestlns, aa. a t
Cole, cf I
uobb. rf I 1
hcCormick. If 4
Mullen, 2b J
twyer. lb 4
Barbour, lb 4
ttuattoa. e 4
Pmith. p. 1
Wegaer. p S
Millar 1
Totals 4
Ifl 14
enaltad tat Wunw IB the ninth.
fopeka I 1 4 44 I 4-4
Line. a t t e I t !
Kiuu belted bl: Harbour li, Fraata,
King, Walnwrlgnt. Twe-baee hlta: Kire
ptine, Barhew, Frants. Double plats
Ceie te Dwyer; Gardner (unaaeietnli,
Fraata te Gardner; Lee te Franta. stolen
baeea: Firestine. king. Kacntice hits:
ton, Oear. Left ea bases: Lincoln, :
opeke, i. Struck out: By fmllh I. by
Wagner. 1: by Young. L Beer on balla.
prt Wagner. L Hit try pitched bail:
Watwwright. 1; Young, L Wild pilch:
ft'tgaer Paaaed ball: Strattnn. Time:
M. L'mptrss: Carter sad Kissane,
WT. iom ASO SIOIX CITY IS TIM
Maeae Baa Avert a Defeat
fee Paekrew.
glOtX CITY. la., 8I Joeeph and
BettS k'ty played a ten -Inning tie gam
today. The contest was salted with the
I te I oa account of eVarkncea
ne run put the Pack ere
ta UM game aad saved tfcem from defeat.
SIOUX CITT.
ehnelK at AB. Ft R O. A. J
A&Jraaa. Xb, .n.... I 4 4 t S
PrreU. rf... 4
f4lly Xb..WM,.M.. I , t I I I t
feyers. f t I
jeaaAau. I till!
f-' " - - - - -
W RUNNING- e,W,Yf
: 1
Standing of Teams
NAT L LEACH'E. I WERT. LEAOUI5. 1
W.IPrt ' W.L.M I
Cincinnati 7 S .T78HI. Joaeph.. 4 1 .tM
.WW V.nk.. i T Wichita ..4 2 "
fhlla 4 4 Toika .... 4 i .el7
Hoiton .... ( i .Suo Urnvar ... I 1 .
1'lltsbiirKh 4 t .444 Sluul City f I .
t. lubt... 4 4) .419: Omaha .... 1 I .
Chlcaici I I .m (ae Molnaa I 4 -t33j
Brooklyn .. I .OS Lincoln ... I .
AldKH. LEAOl t.Aat. AUdOOlATfON-W.LPi-t
W.LM
Thlrago.... 7 I .To. Oslumbua. II I .M
IIi.iiob ... t I .fail t. Paul ... t 1 .414
Itilladal a i I Minneapolis 7 I -Va
Wwli il'n S I .. Toledo.... 7 a .6M
Dovrland. i I .m MllwauVre S T .417
ft. I,ouH.. t 4fl Kan. City.. S 7 .417
lxtrolt.... 4 7 .UH lioulavllla.. 4 7 X4
New York 1 7 .US Ind napnlla lit Ml
leatrday'e llnnlta.
WhTICR! I.EAOL'B.
Omaha. C; lea Molnea, 1
t. Jiwph, S; Hlous C ity. I; ten Innlnga.
Toprka, 4: I.lnciln. 1
lienver. 4; Wl. hlta, .
NATIONAL LEAOt'R.
Fol on. I: Brooklyn. I; eight Innlnga.
New York. 11: Philadelphia, 4: eeren
Innings.
llndnnatl-Plttaburgh; rain.
AMKHICAN LEAGl'B.
tvlmlt, I: 81. Lnula,
Philadelphia, 7: Nw Terk, .
Waahlngton, I: Boston, L
Cblrago I; Cleveland. 1.
AMRKIfAN ASHOTIATION.
Milwaukee. 11; Indianapolis I: elevea
Innlnga
Minneapolis, I; rniumbue, 1.
at. Paul, 7; Toledo. .
Kansas City, ; Loulevllle, ti
Breen. rf....
, 4
.
. t
. 1
Cadman, e...
Krtrkaon. p..
Campbell, p..
Totali ..
,17
t m u
ST. JONEPtl.
AU. H. H
t I I
Kelly. 7b ...
Powell. If...
.111
Watst.n. rf t I 1
Zwilllng. of , M M
Burton, lb 4 I 1J 1
Melnke, sa 4 I I 4
MciieHana, sa..
Ooawtt, a
Cr.'toher, p 4 t
Andrews, lb 1
Totala
Htmn city tMII M
t. Juseph I OlOOlOtlt-4
trallet on account of darkness I
Two-base hits: Kelly, Cadman. Watson.
Horns run: Krtekson. Sacrifice hits:
Melnke, Andreas, Berton. stolen bases:
Brooke, Ferrell. Hlla: Of( Erlrkeon. 11 In
five and one-third Innings: off Campbell,
I In four and tws-thirds Innings. Bssee en
balls: Off Hrlckson. I: off Campbell, I:
off Crutcher. 4. Mtruck out: By Krlckaon,
: by Campbell. 4; by Crutcher, 1 Tlmai
1.4s. I'mplre: Haikell,
WICHITA HOLD! KAHLV LEAp
Denver Players t aable ta II seek
Bills far Kale Hlta.
WICHITA. April M.-The locals started
scoring In the flret snd lenver never was
abls to overcome the lead. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. R.
H. O. A.
lit
: ! :
tot
I It 1
1 t I
t t I
III
U 17 17
Craig. If
Petllgrew. If...
Mldriletnn, cf..
Dana, rf
Koerner, lb....,
Claire, tn
Hughes, lb
Mee, ea
Ctemoue, c....
Kills. P ,
Totals
S3
DRNVER.
AB. R.
I 1
H. O.
I.loyd. lb..
Oulllln. lb.
Ken worthy,
t
1
If
Brail, cf
f'ssldy, rf
Lindsay, lb
Coffey, as
Krambes. c
Ileal), p
Bchrelber ,p
Chsnnell
11
Totals a 4 I M M I
Batted for Hesly la sixth.
Wichita I t I t I 1 t
Denver t M1I1MH
Left on bases: IVnver, 7; Wichita. I.
Pamflre hits: guillln, Frambee. Middle
tun. Claire. Llmlaav. Two-baas hits:
Kenworthy, Davie, Claire. Mee. Three
baee hits: Brail, Koerner, achreiber.
Htoien base: Mee. lilts: Off Healy.
In five inning: off rVhreiber. t In three
Inning. Double ploys: Hughes te
Koerner. Kills to clemona to Hughes,
Pchreiber te Llndeey. Struck set: By
Schreiiier. I: by Healy. I: by Ifllia. i
Bases on balla: Off Ellis, I. off Healy,
4. I'mplre: Johnson,
Station, Locomotive
and Eight Cars Burn;
Two Trainmen Dead
KT. JOHKPH, Mo.. April S4.-A north
bound Missouri Paoine freight train
jumped the track and crashed Into the
depot at Willis. Kan., today. Peter
Gay add w and Frank Lopes, railroad em
ploy, who were on the depot platform,
were' buried under the wreckage and Oay
aM.o waa taken out dead. Lepes's In
juries are fatal.
The depot caught fire and the locomo
tive and eight cars were burned up. The
fire threatened to deetroy the entire
town and the schools were dismissed.
The women formed a bucket brigade
and aaetsted the men In fighting the
fire.
SOCIALISTS OF DAKOTA
ALLOWED PLACE ON BALLOT
P1KHKE. 8. C April 54 Special Tel
egram.) After a conference with Attor
ney General Johnson today. Assistant
Secretary Ketsaa decided to etreteh a
legal point and allow the socialists te
bard a plaet en tha primary ballet m
June. That agala pets them la the Ust
ef org j ailed parties in the state, with
primary rights. The acrjoa was takea
oa the grounds that they were aa or
ganised party at the time the taw went'
Into effect and were dropped through a
masiiutsisiaiidliig aa ta U mulrawieatg
THE BEE:
the Rubber Plant
GIANTS NEYER IN TROUBLE
Alexander Wild and Lntffectivt for
the Phillies.
ELEVEN TO FOTJS FI5AL SCORE
Margsard Pltekee Ef fret lee Game
Vatll Centre! le Itepped la te.
eatb laalaa ea Aeceaat
f Darkaeaa.
PHILADELPHIA, April M-AJexanler
was wild and Ineffective today and New
York had no trouble In defeating hla
locals. Marquard pitched an effective
same. The Phillies put up a patched-up
team In the field, because of the Injurlee
to many rlaysrs, The game was called
at the end of the seventh an aooount of
darkness. Boors:
NSW YORK. PHlUAIirmilA
II KOI I At H O. A E
Deeare. If... 4 S S aKaiha. t... I I I I
IMrle, lb ... I III ITIlue. rt ,. 4 4 4
tewtirie. ill I I I lf.ci.il. lb I I 1
Xelrar. ft.. 4 t I 1 Knnit, It . 4 4 4 I 4
Mertle. lb.. 4 I I t eUeSenia, lb. I 4 I I 4
HeiH. H I I I I ORrlnker. ef . I I 14 4
kehe. IS... I I I I SDeeear. at.. I I I I I
Merera a... I Iff lOnbam, I I
steriaera, I I I lAlneaeif, p I l a I
wtl.ee. e.,.4 I t 4 ee-n.lta. p... I 4 I 1
Trtele . 3 U li 14 1 Totta.....M it II "i
New York 11114 1 S 11
Phltadelphia t t 1 t 10 0-4
Twe-bas hlta: Hersog. Drlnksr, Myera
Three-base hit: Ioyle. Home run: Ore
him. ftecrtftoe hit t Titus Stolen baees:
Hersog, Marquard. Murrsy. Struck out:
By Marquard, i: by Alexander, I; by
Schults, 1. Doubls plays: Knabe to I.u
nerus le Downey Murray te Myere. ftaaea
on balla: Off Marquard. I: off Alexander.
tl olf Hchulte I.. Hit by pitched ball:
Murray, wild pitenss: Alexander, x. ttita:
Off Alexander, 4 In five Innlnga; eft
s.-bults. 4 In two Innings. Tims: 1:1
V'mpuea: Rlgler and Finneran.
W laa la Ft ret.
BROOKLYN. April M.-FTsnk Allen, the
Mobile recruit, made hla debut and Boa
ton found him tor two singles, a double
and a tiists in the flret inning, getting
three runa, beating Brooklyn. Darkness
stopped further play la the asoond half
of the eighth. Score.
. BUSTON BROOKLYN.
ASHOAt AU HO a a
tweeaee Ik. I I I I IMrna. rt ... I I I I I
CaaieMII. et 4 I I 111 mrn.il lb I II I I
Miller, if... I tl laailtli. It... I I I I I
Jirtnt, II. 4 I I i Nerthera, ef I I I I I
Keelta. lb.. 4 1ft SDIIr. If I I I t I
lpr.il, aa. .1 I I lUeeai, I I I I I
ta-itoa a, mail eTtnin. a , i i i t
Kiiei. e I I I I imriae, a ... a a t e
Breea. p....! 111 lAlles. s. -1 lit!
Tout. s) I It I 1
Teteia M 4 II tl
Boston I 0 0 0 0 0-1
Brooklyn I I M I I I M
Left on bases: Boston, t; Brooklyn. 1
Twe baas hill Campbell. Three baas
hit: Devlin. Baae on balls: Off Al
len. I; off K net set, 1; off Brown, t Struck
out: By Allen, 1; by Knetaer. I; by
Brown. 1 Hits! Off Allen. I In three
and one-third Innlnga Time: 1:44. Um
pires: Klem and Bush.
PROBLEMS OF GROCERS ARE
TAKEN UP IN CONVENTION
OKLAHOMA CITT. Okl., April M-How
to de'ssl the proposed parcels post,
amend the laws relating to exemptloaa.
bankruptcy and eslieetlen, and to be
able ta purchas eoramodltle from the
Biannfacturera at cheaply a they are
sold ta the mall order bouses, are some
ef the problem before the National As
sociation of Retail Grecere, la conven
tion her.
Todsy a session waa given over to bear
ing reports from the national secretary.
John A. Green; ths trad relations eom-
tnlltse by C. B. Beimel of Nebraska, aad
from several president of state associ
ation. INDOOR MEETDRAWS MANY
Total tf 592 Athletes Entered for
Events of Saturday.
NEW RELAY FEATURE ADDED
Thlrty-Feer Grade Seheala Will
Compete la Relay Rare for Ike
Ckasapleaaklp al Oeeaha
Pre ra SB Brlag Made.
Thirty-one Institutions will be repre
sented at the annual Indoor track meet
at ths Auditorium Saturday night. This
number doe not Includ the thirtyfour
grade schools entered In the relay race
for tb championship of the ctty.
The tnetitntlon represented will send a
total of Mg athletes to the meet, which
will be witnesses by a capacity bouse It
the see la continue to ssll at tb present
rat.
J. T. Maxwell of the Young Men's
Christian association, who I promoting
th meet, has sent the copy to the printer
for the program, which will consist of
twenty-two large page. The program
give th number the athletes will carry
and the club they represent, the name of
the various events, what time they will
be run off and who the participants will
Th abbreviation of every club.
school, church, college and university
represented tn the meet are also given.
That the event are good drawing cards
ar show by the bug number of en
tries for every track and field event
The Young Men's Christian association
and the Omaha school are well repre
sented. A new relay feature waa added to the
list at tb but minute. It Is the bankers-
relay In which clerks from the various
tank In Omaha wflt run a mile race. At
piss ant tn Omaha National and City
National an tb only bank represented.
Sloe Cite Bore Aaatbrv Pitcher.
error t 'ITT. Is,. April S4.-Th Sioux
City Weetern league team has purchased
B. 3. felaugiHer. a pitcner. irons ine
ljmkrrlUe dob Ml iht dm trill g a si Ma
OMAIIA, THURSDAY, APRIL
Copyright, U!
ATHLETICS BLANK NEW YORK
Championi Find Warhep and Sheart
for Sixteen Hits.
SEVEN BUNS SCORED IN GAME
Plaak Holds Mlahlaadsrs le Foar
Slaslrs aad They Fall te Oct a
ftaaaer Hoaae Mrlaaea
Geta Thrae-Bagger.
NEW YORK, April M.-Phlladalphla
eaaliy defeated New York today, 7 to
The world chsmpiuna found Warhop
and Bheara for elxteen hit, while Plank
held the New York! to four alnglea.
Score:
PHIUtDgLPRIA. NKW YORK.
AH H O A B. AU II O A B
ttrank. II... II1S inielelt. rf . 4 I I I 1
OUrliii, el l I a eixil.m.e. le. 4 I 1 II
Celllae. lb.. I I I I erhen. lb.... I 1 I I I
Bebw. lb ,. I 1 I 1 eeimiaolti, al I I I I
Uuretir. rt., 4 I I s oll.ftuil, rf. 4 I I I
Mclonea, II I I II t 7.lna. If I I 7 I I
Berry. ee....l 111 enereaer. lb I I I I I
Tb.iaea e... t III SOtreM ..... I I T I S
neek. S ..I t I I OKeibes. I.. I I I I I
T.Ut... llltU t - m
Philadelphia I t 0 1 0 I 0 1-7
New York 0 14 14 0 0 0 0-0
Two-bane hlta: Collin., Murphy, He.
Innes. hTree-baae hit: Mclnnea. Sacrtflc
hlta: Baker, Barry. Sacrifice files:
Thomas, Barry. Ift on bases: New
York. I: Philadelphia, 10. Bases on b ill:
Off Warhop, I; off Plank, 2. Struck out:
By Warhop, 1: by Hheaie. 1; by Plank,
!. Hlta: Off Warhop. 12 In aeven Innlnx.;
off Hhears, 4 In two Innlnga. Time: 1.3.
I'mplrss: Westcrvslt and O'Loughlln.
Joksaea Paseles Boatee.
BOSTON, April 24.-Doaton waa unsbl
to hit Johnson today except, In ons Inning
and Washington won. t to t In the
gixtk Inning two singles, a double and an
srror gsve Boston two runa Errors snd
poor pitching by Clrotte put Washington
la tha lead In tha first Inning, o linen
twirled well except In the eluh. Score:
WAIHINIlTtlN
BOITON
AB H O A B
ab n o. A a
Mealier If.. 4 1 I I iHiuipte. rf., 1 I I I I
MlUa. et... t at l.ber. rf . I 1 I 4
s.b.efer. It I I I I ItrMl.r. lb. 4 I 4 I
yirna. tb ... 4 4 I SUerSaer. lb 4 I 1 I
Relfbl. lb.. I I I I SUeM. II ... 4 III
4 "' al I II jw.a. si I I I I
st a l a oriemeae. e. I 1 T 1 a
Jean.
.. 4 I a b llVeue. I t 14 I
-o lines, , I
Tolala M I it 11 iTtiema. ... t I I a
HenribM .ass
retail ..-..M 1 17 II I . Iverett S. Hit By i-ilcheei ban: i onaai
Balted for Carrlgan In ninth. Iton. Sturrk out: By Cook. S: by Leverett,
Batted fur O'Brien in ninth. f. Uft on bases: Columbus. 7; lllnne-
Boston Ml II I I I 0-3 sikIIb. 1. Time: 1:17. empires: Blerhallar
Washington i I I 0 1 t 0 s-S and Connolly.
Two base hits: Foster. Bradley. Osrd- Blaea' One Ran Faoaah.
ner. Three bass hit: Johnson. Hlta: lXll'lSVII.I.E, April M.-Kanaaa City
Off Clcotte, In three and one-third In- laliut out Louisville. nBth Crlss and Pnwell
nlngs; off O'Brien. I in flvs snd two- pitched In mld-seaaon form and the game
tniraa inntnga. Hacrince hits: Ainamitn.
Knight. Stolen baaea: Carrington. Koa
ter II). Mower. Double playa: Johnson
to Morgan to Fly tin. Left nn baaea: Boa
ton. I: Washington. 7. Baaea on balla:
Off Clrotte, I; off Johnson. I; off O'Brlsn.
. Hit by pitcher: By O'Brlsn. Knight.
Struck out. By Clcotte, I; by Johnson.
: by O'Brien, 1 Passed ball: Csrrtgan.
Wild pitch: Clcotte. I: O'Brien. 1. Time:
1 OS. Umpires: Connolly and Hart
Sex Bias the Ball.
CLEVELAND, O.. April K-Chlcago
defeated Cleveland, t to I, knocking
George out of the box In the flflh.
I.ang waa effective with men on baaea.
Score:
CMICAOo. 0t.SVSt.AND
ilH O.lt AB H O A B
Bath II .1 I I I anraney. I .1 I I I I
Lerl. lb... 4 I 1 S soiwa. m l 1 I I S
CblUhen. if 4 I I SJiebna. ef. I I I I
ttodla. cf....l I I 4 Clel. SB.,. 1 1
Oillln. rt.. I I 1 I iHih.
rr.
I I
X.I4.r. lb. .. I I 1 I 011 Jh.itet, lb 4 4.11 I
Jill
eTuraar. lb.. I t I I
ll.
1
1 eKelerlr. e.. 4 I 4 I
I eOra. I I I S 1
.1 S 1
Sl.odlna. s. I I I I I
mint
TnUll lllll I
TsUIB..
Cleveland I I t I t I a-l
Chicago 1 1 t 1 t 1 t t-4
Two baae bit: Jackson. Uraney, Lajols.
Zelder. Lange. Thrss base hit: Weaver.
Sacrifice files: Weaver, Block. Stolen
bases: Collins tl). Rath. Double plays:
Hohnhorst to Olson. Lajole to HohnhoraL
Hits: Off Oeorg. 10 in four and two
thirds innings; off Blending, i la four
and one-third Innings. Flrat baae en
balla: Off Oeorge, 4: off Lange. 1 Struck
out: By Oeorge, 1; by Blending, 1: by
Lange. 7. First on errors: Chicago, t
Left on baaea: Cleveland. It; Chicago.
I Time: 1 V- Umpires: Dlneen and
Perrine.
re was Beat Tiger.
ST. LOl'lS, April R-8L Lout hit two
of th Detroit pitcher for eight run
In th first thre Innings today and won
by a scors of t to L Pernoll. th third
pitcher of th rltltora. held the local to
on run. Bush, with a horn run, brought
In Louden. Kricheil got four hit in aa
many time at bat. Score:
ST. Loll- DentorT.
AB B O A I AB H O A B
tkettn rf.. I t aBai. as ... 4 14 11
AMta. tb.. I I I I IV. It. It I 141
Sle.a'1. lb till ertbb. ef ...I I I I !
Laeene. rt I I I I iriBsrerS. rt I I I I
Nw. II... I I I atta kaatr, k I I I I 4
Prait. tb I lit loelaor. lb.. I IU I I
Wallace, aa. 4 I I I iuai. lb.. 4 1111
Knrkeiu t I I I I asu.e. . .. 1111
Frill. 1 I I IKecber. a... I t I I
S Brewa, pi t I I eOrMstas pl I 4
Lantte. .. 4 4 114
Tata a it it irii. ... litis
M.llts .... t I I
JneB I s I
Parrr t t S
Tetala B II HB I
Batted for Lfltt in fourth.
Halted for Stnnage In lith.
"Batted for Pernoll la ninth.
3t. Leul I I I lllll M
Detroit Ill tlll.ll-l
Two baa hits: Cobb. Delehanty. Home
run: Bush. Sacrifice hits: Austin.
1012.
Drawn
Neva Ass'a.
PLYNM IS IN
TteAlNINO
Oainor, Frill. Pratt, Iporte. Double
play: , Wallace to Stovall Stolen basis.
Delehanty. Oainor. Hush. Austin, Huean.
Walla,, Kricheil. Wild pitches: Cov
ington. Ifltte. Base on balls: orr
Frill, 1; off Covington. 1: off Latin. 2.
Struck out: By Frill. !; bv IC Brown.
1; by Pernoll. 1. Hits: Off Covington. S
In three and ons-thlrd innlnga: off i.a
fttte. ! in one and two-third Innings; off
Pernoll. 4 In five Innlnga; off Frill S In
three and two-thirda innins-e: off E.
Brown. 3 In five and one-third Innings
1-eft on banes: St. LoulK. 5: Detroit. 4
Tim. 2:00. Vmplrea: Egan and Evam.
CULBERTSON HIGH
WINS FROM M'COOK
CT'LBERTSON. Neb., April i4.-(.pe-clal)
For the first time In two year'
McCook Htgh school and the Culberteon
High schools met on the base ball dia
mond, McCook loaing a loosely played
game to the score of 12 to S. McCook
and Culbertson High school ant both
members ofr the Southweetern Nclirsika
High School baae ball league and the
game was ths first of the series to de
termine the chsmptnnahlp of ' Oils section
of the stats. Score by Innings:
R.H.E
to t 0- 5 4 5
0 J t -13 I I
Culbertao. ..I t I t I
Batteries: McCook. Dorwart. Amnien
and Hchmldt; Culbertson.
Walters.
Uelser and
f'nok Goad la Flac-h.
COLPMBt'S Aorll J4.-CoQ.lt. afr She.
home run to dei center put Culumhuj
one run ahead of Mlnnsspolw. prevented
a 11 and uowlble defeat In the ninth by
making Kllllfsr hit to him after Dele
hanty had tripled with one owt. Hosemsn
then walked snd stole. Ferris bounded oui
to rei ring, score:
MINNEAPOLIS COU-Mm-t
.n u n a Al H O I I
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Altlier. 4 4 4 1 IKyle. II J
D.'hantr. If 14 4 lt'oni'lfa. rf I
1 I I I
Ktlllfee. Ik 4 4 I I er-rrlns. 4
till
S 14 4 4
1114
4 I 4
till
S 4 1 4
KoMauui
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.4114 IHul.wltt. lb I
onl Ih ., I 111 1 SOcrtwr a.... 4
w amltb. rt I I Ml Smith, e. I
Leverett. p.. I I I I ICoeb,
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rt i n it i
Columbus t 1 0 0 1 0 I -!
lndlnapoli 0iaowwe-i
a.-i,n , , - kvl. Mtitflwtlt TVIm.
jhnty. RoMtnan. Sacrifice hlte: HtMlton.
t'onenlton Hulewllt. Two-base hits: Con-
C'onsalton. HulswitL Two-base hits: Con
galtun. OUI. Three-bass hit: lelebsnty.
I , Home run: Hhelton. Double plays: Con
i gnlton to Millar, Cnngalton to Oerber to
,un ri.Pu.K... hit- lil.hantv.
uiii.r h Rmith tn Hulawltt. Klltfer inn
aaiietedl. Has on balla: Off Cook. I; off
was not decided until the laat batter was
eul. Score:
KANSAS CITY. UH'IUVtLLB.
I H O.lt AB H O A S
Rarbeaa. lb. I III ttaa.b'y Ik. I 1411
(l.r... el .. I I I ouurcb. If ... I I I I I
eehaller. rl. 4 I 14 4Har4an, rf.. 114 4 1
U, II 4 I II 4 IBran.f'4, lb 4 4 II 1 1
tlrr, tb 4 14 4 en nlller, aa I I 1 I I
t-enlaea. si I I I onall. Ik 1 S I I I
j.mM .....4 S I 1 flBtaalev. rf..4 114 1
tMeiwr k I I I I 1 Kroner. .. I I III
Mean. p.... I III OCrlaa. 1 Sill
Sarler .... 1 S I I I
Totals M tltlll
Total. 14 I r II I
Bstted for Spencer In ninth.
Louisville I I I I I I 0 t-t
Kansas City I IIOIt-lle-1
Stolsn baae: Stanley. Two-baa hits:
Burch. Carr. Struck out: By Cries, : by
Powell, t. Bsse on balls: Off Powell. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: By Powell. Belt
Tim: 1:30. Umpire: Hayes and Irwin.
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BOTH TEAMS POUND BAIL HARD
la Eleveatk laalaa" Milwaukee
Scores Tkree Rail aa Single by
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and Levels.
INDIANAPOLIS, April M.-Mllwaukee
today 'tod If I se-saw eleven-Inning game,
U to 9. in which Indianapolis used five
pitchers and the visitors four. Both aides
hit heavily and Milwaukee scored three
runs In the final round on a single by
Jones and triples by Clark and Lewis,
followed by Breen's single. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS MILWAt'KEK
AD H O A E AB H 0 A C.
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1 Hint. lb.
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Batted for Robertaon In ninth.
Bstted for Kimball In eleventh.
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Left on bares: Indianapolis, H: Mil
waukee, I Sacrifice hits: Fluharty.
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one-third inning: off White. K in five In
nings: off Wcob, In one-third inning;
off Robertson, 1 In three and a third in
nings; off Kimball, 4 In two Innings; off
Douehertv, t In aeven and a third Innings;
off McOlvnn. two In one and two-thirds
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Cutting. 0 In one Inning Bases on balls:
Off Hixon, 1; otf Hoberison. 1: off Dough
erty. J. eff McGlynn. 2: off Hovllk. i.
Taa-bass hit: Csey. Three-base hits:
Hunter, Weste.ail. HHllmnn, Clark, Lewis.
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Double plav: Wenterzll to Hunter. Stolen
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TENNIS TOURNEY GETS
START AT THE OMAHA H. S.
Four matches were played off In the
preliminary and first rounds of the high
school boys' alngle tennis tournament
Tuesday afternoon, all of which were
rather one-sided, but Interesting ant
hard fought, nevertlieleM. Play was held
at prfvate court.
Results of Tuesday's play:
PRELIMINARY ROUND.
Edward Undeland deflated Archie
Hoke-6-J, 4-1.
FIRST ROUND.
Rusaell Larmon defeated Sands Wood-bridge--.
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Clifford Psxton defeated Harry Oldeon
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Junior Wpoley defeated Donald Klplln
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