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DRUMMERS WIN UPHILL GAME
St Joseph Overcome! Omaha's Big
Lead of Seven Bum.
5 OSES OUT ONE BUS AHEAD
' Htcka Hall la Hoi fa Rangers,
While Freeman Crelrher
rrrforae tar Hellaad'a
; Da Seles.
ST. JOSEPH, Alo.. April t-The local!
I played a (Teat uphill game today, over'
coming a lead of seven niaa and df val
ine Omaha, I to 7. Freeman, who re
lieved Crutrher In the second Inning, hald
Una aba to tw, bite. Score:
OMAHA.
Aa a h.
o.
a. e
Davidson. IT...,
Coyle, rf
THomason. cf . ,
Kane, tb
Johneon. r
Wanner, 2b
Nlehoff, U
J Hulk-, aa
Jll. ka. P
Hall. P
, i
Totala
a
BT. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. Q.
R.lllv, u
Powell. If
U'ataon. rf .......
Swilling, of
Hortoa, lb
Hmh, le
M4nk. aa
Omeeti. e
Oinohor, p
Freeman, p ,
Tatala
.11 IT
On out when winning run wa aoorad.
"maha taa-)
u Juaaph IIIIIIIIH
Three-baa hlta: Johnon. 7.wllllnf.
Tao-baaa hlta: Zwllllna, K'lehoff, John
aon. Barrlfka hlta: Ruth, Melnke. Kret.
man. Rinlea baaea: Kelly. Thomaaon.
Kane. Ueft on baaea: Omaha. 1; tit. Jo
aeph, . Struck out: By mitcher, I;
bv fYrroan. I; by Hk-fca. (; bv Hall. 1.
Baee on belli: Off Crutrher, I: off Hlrka
I: oft Hall, I. Hit by pitched ball: Free
men, tDartdeoni. Hlta: Off crutrher,
t In one and one-third htnlnjn: off Hlrka.
in al and tmo ihlrda Innlnga. Tlma:
1:4. Implrt: Johnaon.
ni.MiTBAD Litar.i ron DKVKII
It Pleeea la raana laalaa,
letting Taaeka l,
TOPF.KA. April M,-Olmatea4 for Den.
ver went to pleeea In the fourth and 'ink
Innlnga. when Topeka eroied eight runa
rugate held the Denver tea ma ail hlta!
and two runa. A muddy diamond made
tha fielding alow and uncertain arora:
TOPF.KA.
Aa R. H. O. A. F,
... I a a a
... I I
... 4 I 1 a
I lilt
...4111
... I t 1 I
...I 1 I a a a
...4 t 10 1
...ii "i IT
ENVEa
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
... 4 a i t
...4 dill
.... 4 I t a
...4 j a
417
...4 11 4
... t .
'".t I 1 I
,...4 1 1 si i "t
(HIIIM
ftumi, If
Ryan. If
liardser. lb..
1 .ee. aa
Fraata, !b...,
Kint cf ,
-F-mery, lb.,,
Oear. rf
Umlth, ..
Fugate, ......
ToUU .'
Movd, jh...,
Guillen, lb...
"wvnjr ,11.,.,,
Channell, cf
t aaeioy, rt.,.,,
l.ltKlHey, lb
Toffey, aa
9pahr, c
olmatead, p...,
Ramey. p.,
- Totala
Topeka t..
Miver I I I I I II 1 I
Jwo-hea. hlta: King. Kenworthy. Kao.
rlfke htta: Kmery. Gear, Fugata. Pp.hr.
rifica fly: Rvan. Double play: Ramey
, to Lloyd to Llndney. giolen baaea: King.
I Kenworthy. Illi.: oft olmatead. In
, four Innlnga: off Ramey. 4 In four Innlnga.
baae on belli: tiff Olmatead. J; off
I ugate. L etruolt out: By Fugue.
, by Olmatead. 1; by Ramey. 1. Hit by
pitched ball: By Oiraeteao. ; by Raey t
rmptre: knaps.
Inter-Class Meet
Set for Saturday
The annual Interclaaa trark meet of the
Omaha High acboot will be hekj Saturday
. afternoon of thla week at Crelghton
field. Forty btoa arill take pan In the
Program of track and field events. The
aophoawre lads won lha meet uvat rear.
barely noaujg.out abend af tha eenlora. ,
rwiig ih iw or event! that will
be bald In tha Interclaaa meet Saturday:
Ma-yard daah. as-yard daah. 4MVyard
aaah. half mile run, mile run. St-yard
burdlea. IbVyard hlkk hurdles, ahot put.
, hammer throw, dlacua throw, running
high Jump, running broad lump, pole
vault and half ml la relay raoa.
Golf Season Will
- Open on Saturday
a Ootf acaaon will be officially opened
ta almost every club nest Saturday and
Sunday and yesterday was to bo tha big
sractiea day. but rala cnterfered. At
the Field elub arrerai caddlea sad golf en
banc around the dub novae all moratng
and part of the afternoon, waiting to
get a chance to try oat their akilL.
Key ta the Kiuiaooa Bee Avartfcang.
MOVBaUaTTB Of OCVAA7 STSAJCarmSL
reu ArrMea. SeiMe
TOttg .. ......... gieurt.
m:w roag rieeeiul
X" TOgg, . XerhMtaea,
DOVTR V.l ..
mrrrtBnAa y.rt. Km.
(, 1 a( j aetiea
gviiK et St ix Ultra....
t HRimaKgAXo. c r
uyajtruuie AettiMee.
eav.iM .. i atsa
' nwiiii) itiii
Li. t
email Aerli xJ.-X)RN Lower: No.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LF.AOl'K: I NAT. LBAOrB.
VV.UPct.l W.UPct.
St. Joaeph 7 t .171' Cincinnati . 1 .7S0
Denver ... I ,an Nw Y.ork. I i .727
Topeka ... t Hoeton .W
Hloui Citr. 4 1 .i71l('hl-o .... i .
Wlrhlla ... t 4 X Phlla phla .41 .
Omaha .... I f .VB Pttlaburah I 7 .417
Dea Molnea I 4 Xa, Ht. lpla.. I I .
Lincoln ... 7 . Brooklyn ..4 1 .Ml
Yeaferaar'o Reaalta.
WEHTKRN I.KAOl'K.
Omaha, 7; Rt. Jnerph, (. I
Hloui Cltv-Dea Molnea; rain.
Wichita-Lincoln; rain.
Denver. U Topeka. 1
NATIONAL bKAOl'E.
Plttaburnh, S; Cincinnati, t.
at. Laula-4'hlcafo: rain.
AMKHICAN LF.AOCE.
Chicago, ; Detroit, i.
Cleveland-Ht. Iule: rain.
AMKRICAN AfWOCIATION.
Toledo-Milwaukee: rain.
Columbue. Kaniaa C'ltv. II.
Indlanapolla, t: Mlnneapolla, 1L
Loul.nlle. i; HI. Paul. 4.
" Gaaiea Tedar.
Weatern League Omaha at at. Joaeph
"toug City at Dea Molnea, Wlchltn at
Lincoln, Denver al Topeka.
National league Bnaton at New Tork,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at
Cincinnati.
AmerRaa League Chicago at Detroit,
Cleveland at Ml. Loula, New Tork at
Waahlngton. Philadelphia at Boaton.
I
PIRATES FOOZLE AND LOOSE
Marty OToole Sent in at Finch and
It lunbuted.
WILD TEBOW HELPS THINGS OH
HeadHeka Rellered ta Let Daalla
at aad Move Costa Plrstea
lha Gams Olkeos Is
Ordered Oat.
CINCINNATI, April nl-After Clncln-
natl tied up tha soor In tha seventh on
thras hits and a bass on belli. Clarke
relieved Hendricks In lbs ninth In srder
to allow Donllo to bat and thereby loat
tha gams, I to t O Toole, who followed
Hendricks, was hit for a double by
Bescher and a single by Balsa and a wild
throw ta first, allowed to score tha win
ning run. Hendrlcke and Humphries
pitched wall. Otbaoa was ordered out of
tha game by Umpire Owena for criticis
ing a doolalon. Score;
Prmst'hOMI cinctmnati
AS M O.A.B. AS 110 at
TrM, tb.. I a I I ltaerhar, H I 1
rarer. If... Ill Ketee, I I I I I
". f . 4 i i iH i ixi. ik i i t i a
Staeer, ea. t I I tUHrk.ii. HI I I I I
Miller, lb.. 14 ISa... k . I
euene. n., f 1 I v ereelea. a. I 1 I II
M'Cenky. A I I I eKame. a
oik. e.. I a 4 a aktriee, ..
lewe. e... I I S at'lerke, e... I I I I a
rteerltk l f I I Oeeear. ..
O Tenle, a a I HHrtee. l I I 1 I
ueaua .... i a a a aeMriieaeid I
- Ureal ....
Tetiii... .a M 4 I
Tet.lt . ..H SJ I I
'Nma out when winning run aoarad.
Hatted for Hendrlrka In the ninth.
Pitted for Oaapar In the third.
Ran for McLean In tha seventh.
Pltuburg lllet s I
Cincinnati 14
Two-bsae hlta: Carey, Re tee, Besrher.
Hlta: Off Oaiiur. k In thre Innlnga: off
Humphrlea,' I In elk Innlnga: off I lend -rtcka,
7 In eight Innlnge; uff O Toole, I
(none out In the ninth). Sacrifice hlta:
MrCarthy. J: Heecher. 1. Double play:
K.gan to Hoblliaell. Left on baaea: Pltte
burg, 7: Cincinnati, II. Baaea an balls:
Off Hendrlcka. 4: off Oaapar, 1: off
Humphries, . Pasaed ball: Simon.
Time: 1:1. Umplrra: Owens and Bran
nan, Harlan High Takes
Game from Omaha
HARI.AX, la., April i-(8peclil Tele
grata. -ln looeely played gsms the
Harlan High aohool bass ball team de
feated the Omaha Ugh school team by
a erore of 7 to 4. Batteries: Harlan,
Swsln snd Pattsrson; Omaha. McFarlane
and Adams. Struck sut: By Swsln, I: by
McFarlane. Bsaea on balls; Off Swain,
4: aft McFsrlsns t Two bass hlta:
Waters of Harlan and Manila of Omaha.
Three bass hit: Plats of Omaha. Er
rors: Omaha, t; Harlan, 1 Hlta:
Omaha. 11; Harlan. T. Umpires: Hook
and llertert. Time of Same: 1st.
ARMOUR BASE BAIL TEAM
- 'IS STARTING OUT Wai
The Amour Stars, a sew baas ball team
In the field ntsyed their first gams Sat
urday aftsmoon agalnat lha Omaha Oaa
Company team, at South Omaha and
"rwhelmlngly defeated them by a 11
to 1 score. Ouerneee. the Armour hurter
dlatlngulebed blmaelf by atrlktng sut four
teen men during the game aad holding
hie opponents to but firs scattered hlta
while his teammates rolled sp twelve hlta
against Bulm. who waa oa tha mound for
ths Oss company. The line up of the
Armour team, which la looking for games
with the beet la as follows: Test, catch;
Ouerness. pitch: tteckoff, first base;
Rap. aecond i Jetea, abort: Bowlte, third;'
Gentleman, right: Hyatt, left; MlUett,
TWENTY-FIVE PUYERS
AHf NO CHECKER MEET
BEATER CITT. Nebv. April ja.ane
BEAVER CITT. Neb. April ir.Ppe
esl Telearare-V-The South severs Ne
brsska Checker saasctarloa Jnst here
with twenty-five ptsrers ta aiteadaaetv
la the first section Dr. C. fi. run land
sf Bearer City was first and la Urn sec
sod section E. F. Oaborn af MrCeek
ws- B. T. Oaborns wss etr cted nrtali1.nl
of too sasormrioa and Wtkltor Dsvos of
'anea, secretary. The Mt ejecting
WU1 bs held st Lebattos,!
THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. APRIL. 29.
SOI CHASE THE TIGERS
Chicago Team Wim Second Straight
Game from Detroit
LANGE FANS OUT EXPERTS
Ceta Cebb Twice aad Retiree Craw
ford aad Calaer, Thea Beesm-
lag Brrallo Replaced la
' -aiktk by Megrldse.
DETROIT.' April sl-Chlcago took the
aecond atralght gams from Detroit to
day. to a, In en Icy drlnle. Langa
fanned eight Detroit playara in the first
five Innlnga, getting Cobb twice and re
tiring Cobb, Crawford and Oslner la the
fifth. lis wss wild, hlwsver. snd un
steady and was replaced by Mogrldge
after three hits were made oft his de
livery In the sixth. Score:
CHIOAtm DsntoiT.
ASHOAg ABH.O.A.C.
Rett, lb ... 4 I a 1 ihcab, m... 1 i a
Lr4. Ik...-: 4 111 eiVtt. 11 I I 4 k I
Cellekaa. Ht I I I ei'obk. et... ( lilt
Boaie, et. , 4 Craerere. rf I I I
rhinea. rf.. 4 1 4 I enelrt'ly, tk 4 I I I I
teller, Ik . 4 1 4 I eo.mor, ik. . t I II a a
Seem, at. I 1 I jLoaeea, lb I I I I I
Blopk. I.... 1 I II uetanege e.. 4 I I I I
Lanie. .. till muni, 1 I 1 1 4
MogrUea. a I I I aJeaee ..... 1 I 1 I
Debuc ... 1 I I I I
TeUll ...M lilt I "
, . TMib....l7 in It t
Bsttad for Busin In the slith.
f hlcsgo 4 1 1 1 1 a-a
!rolt I I ( I I I I I M
Two-base hlla: Cobb.- Louden. Lang,
Rath. Three-base hlta: Oft Lang, In
five snd two-thlrde Innlnga: off Mog
rldge. t In three and one-third Innlnga;
off Burna. II In Mi Innlnga; off Dubuc,
1 In three Innlnga. Berrlflca hits: Bath.
Colllna, Block. Sacrifice fly: ISnge.
Stolen baaea: Bush, Vtti. Lord, Zelder.
Doubts play: Vitt to Buah. Lett on
baaea: Chicago, t; Detroit, 1. Flrat on
belli: Off Ijinge. (; off Burna. 1; off
pubue. k Flrat on arora. Chicago,
Detroit. I Struck sut: By Inge. I;
by Mogrldge. I; by Burna. 1; by Duhuc,
1. Nalka: Burna, tnge. Tlma: 1:0a.
I mplree: Perrlne snd Dlneen.
Pennsylvania Takes-
Away the Honors
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., April SL-The. 7" erF,lt winning the meet for ths
University sf Pennsylvania won two ofjh'dh school must be given to Virgil
ths thre blue ribbon (vents at ths an
nual relay race her yeeterdav and
Syracuse university took tha other. The
two And four mils relay chamDlonihln.
of America war captured by ths Phila
delphia Initlttitloit after hard alriigglea
nd th tag mi national Chlmpionehlp
was won by gyrecuae after Reldpath,
Ita fait quarter-mller. bad extended hlm-
aeir to ths limit to bes'. Sanders of II
Hnols.
Soms of ths best a.uarter-mll men In
conega were In thla event. Both of
Pennsylvsnla's victories wars herd won.
Its runner having to extend themaelvea
right ap to tho tape.
A feature of ths sfternoon waa tha per
formance of A. L. Outterson of Vermont
university, who won ths broad tumn bv
leaping twenty-four feet and fife elghta
ot an inch from a muddy takeoff. In none
or bis tries did he jump under twenty.
three feet. It to probable thst hs will be
a strong contender for a place on the
American Olympic team. Summaries
national relay championship: One
rous college chsmpionihlp won by
tnaiaron, cnamplln, Fosg.
Reldpath): second, Illinois (Wilson.
nunier, csrtls. Kendersi: third. Penn-
-n tnaynoca. Bmitn. Footer,
lumhig; dxth. Ohio Wealevan. Time by
quarters: U, 1:4,. :. 1H Maaaa. hu
aetta Technical and McOlll university
scratched.
Two-mile college chemulonihlp won by
Pennaylvanla ifhiirch. Croee, Loitering.
Bodleyi; second. Princeton (Oordon. Haw-vr-
McKlnney. Hayen; third. Minnesota
!""". i napin. Hhaughneeey. l.lnd
bergi. Time by.halvee: wa aosa. 11
Indiana unlverolty scratched.
rour-miie college rhamplnnahlp won by
Penneylvanls lUuthana. Langner. Ma
deira. MriTunty.): second. Michigan
(Brown. Umlth. ilsnsysn. Halmbaughl;
third. Dartmouth IDolsn, Ball. Dev. Hsr-
meiir, inunn. rrinrfnn -rim t,v Mnu
"twi ecratcneo.
One-mile freahmsn championship won
bv Princeton: aersnd. h..h..L.
Time: 3 Two atsrters.
Other, ooll.ee relays accoeitlne t ,).
One-mile relay woo bv St. John's collegs
-""""". worn, tiejkiouelei, Weeh
Ingion: third. Mullenburg. AUentowa. Pa.
Time: 1 Itv ,
One-raile relay won bv Ohio Wealevan;
second. Vordham: third. Haverford;
fourth, Rutgers. Time: l:i.
One-mile relay won bv vtretnie. n.i.
veralty: second Carlisle Indiane: third.
renseyrvanta State eolra Time: I C
Field srents HkVeent H.t
Thomas (Prlnreton: aeennd. Pstteraon
(Pennsyrvanlal; third. Robertson iSvm.
S.V": .t""- 1-aathers (Uettyaburg).
Timor W:!!..
.Z?ymrS. hurdtea: Woe by Nicholson
(Missouri): aecond. Csaa (llllnoiai: third.
Kuh (Chlcagoi: fourth, Orlffllh (Pennsyl
vania. Time: I IML
Pole vault: Won by Wagoner (Tale). 11
i. i "T""- secono, aturphv (IIHnolat.
11 feet 1 Inches: third. Wright (Dsrt
moulhl. Gardner fTsle), tied at U feet,
Hisb jump: Won by Enrlght (Dart
mouth). I feet 11 rnrhee: second, Burdirk
iPennsylvanlal. feet M inches: third,
Thorpe (Csriisle). Lane ( Penney Ivanlai.
Hey bum (Pennaylvanta). tied and aa iunw
off Thorpe won at i feet t inches.
boo ui: noa ay Hiibroofc (Notre
Darnel, el feet: eecnnd Knhl ,ui.ki .
41 feet 11 inches: third, Whitney (Dart
mouth). feet l Inches: fourth. 1 rrlli
(Hsrvardl. 41 feet 4S Inches.
rummer tnrow: Woo by Kmpeca
(Pennsylvania l let feet su, Inr-K
snd. ChlMa .Tale), 1 feet Inches: third.
urwra ipirseenni, it feat 7 Incbea:
fourth. Kehler (Mtchlasn). mi au.
Inches. " "
Broad Jump: Woe) by Guttersoa vr.
moot unlveratty). M feet and of
aa men; second. Waason tNatre Darnel.
u rest e inrnee: third. Bahreeh (Ce
lumbtal. feet 7H mrhes: fourth Jones
(Pennayrranla). tl feet 4H Inchee.
Dteeue throw: Woa by Phu brook (Notre
). m feet Im he.. eerond. W ntt
aev (Dartmouth 1 IB eu.
th'rd.. Maroea (Dartmouth). 1 21 feet 4
ewiar. tJkJCDjgaai. m
OMAHA HIGH TAKES MEET
Indoor Athletic Contest Captured
After "Sharp Conflict.
LOCAL 'T" IH 8EC0BD PLACE
t'alverslty sf Nebraska . Freibwiea
Wla Third, 'with Oaly Pslat Dlf
fereace Tbrllllaa Featarca
at Aadltortam.
Ilaanr of Polate.
1st,
Omaha High school.. 1
Id. Id. Total.
1 1 . Z2
1 1 19
1 18
Ml
1 1
1 1
11
1 1
Omaha "T" 1
Nebranka freahmen... 1
R. Wood, unattached. 1
University of Omaha. 9
Fremont "X"
Mornlngalde ' college..
Svea Athletic club 9
Note Flrat place rounta five points:
second, three points; third, one point.
Omaha High school won the annual In
door athletic meet at the Auditorium 8at-
urday with a total of twenty-two points.
Omaha Toung Men'a Chrlatlun saaoclstlon
cams In second with nineteen points and
trie University of Nebraska freshmen
took third with one point less. Robert
Wood, formerly of tha Omaha High
school, running unattached, and Reese ot
the University of Nebraska freshmen tied
for Individual honora, each getting, .ten
points, ...
Ths meet waa a aucceaa from the firing
of the flrat ahot, and a good alied crowd
wlineeasd the athletic carnival. Tha boxes
on ths first floor were .parked with
flienda of ths runnera and clubs which
wars represented on the floor. The svsnts
were run oft on scheduled time and ths
meet was finished at 11:46, which la good
time considering that over WO athletes
took part.
Reaall la riser. V
Not until the last event wss the winner
of ths meet decided. Ths pole vault wai
ths laat svent to be finished, prior to that
tha meet belonged to tho Omaha Toung
Men'a Chrlatlan aasoclatlon, with a total
of nineteen points. Ths Nebraska fresh
men ware aecond with eighteen and the
high school third with seventsen point!.
Rector. He took first place In tha pole
vault, going 1 feet 1 Inch, winning five
polnti for tha high school and thus win
ning tha meet.
Much time waa waited owing to ths
inefficiency ot ths judges of the finish,
who twice tailed to keep a elosa tab on
tha runnera and thua mixed mattera up
ao that they had to get together and de
ride on a winner for the meet. Thla waa
true In tha flrat event, tha forty-yard
daah, when John Drexel croaaed the tape
at least a foot In front ot ths nearest
man. Ths judge who waa supposed to
pick tha first men watched tha third,
and Dreael Inatead ot getting tha place
ha deserved waa given third place after
much dispute.
Kaorkoat la Beslas.
The feature of the evening was a clean
knockout In the middleweight boxing con
test when Denote Ryan landed on the
Jaw of Joe Wharton In the. third round.
Dennis landed so effectively thst Whar
ton waa lifted three feet off the ground
and aent from the center of the ring to
hie corner where he lay cold, from the
effects of the terrific awing. The crowd
went, wild with excitement and eagerly
awaited the next bouta, but a quietus
waa put oa the -heavy blowa.
In the lightweight claaa Al 8honqulat
won lha derision over W. Toung In three
rounds Karl Long won the decision over
Fred Albee In tho welterweight clan. In
the bantamweight H. W. McDonald won
a popular derision over W. J. Van
Druika. J. P. PHxenberg heated J. Sulll
van la tha heavyweight claaa.
Five w reading matchee were pulled
off, but were not very popular and littl
attention waa plad to them. In the apecial
event! J. J. PasanoweM. representing the
police fores, wa defeated by A. L. Adam
If the fire department. In a three-round
boxing event. The police got ths wrest
ling event bet sees F. L. McCabs and
Captain Oreenmaa by default.
nswtaaats Oaea . Meet,
Tho big affair opened with a massed
dumbbell drill In which 11 "T" gym
nasts, under the direction of J. T. Max
well, physlrai director, went through
a aeries of Intricate movements without
a hitch. The group was garbed ta.the
regulation gymnasium suit and ranged
from the grade school youngster to the
sturdy business man. The dritl opened
with a snakelike wind about tha floor
and waa followed by a dlvieion which
stretched the athletes out across the en
tire floor nine abreast. , '
The forty-yard daah was one of the
most Interesting events ot tho evening.
First ptaca was raptured by Reees of
ths university freshmen ta Second
Place went to Morrison of the same team.
Third place waa takes by Joha Draxei
of Omaha High school, six preliminary
heats were rua off. la tho finale tho gen
eral opinio, of ths spectatora was' that
Drexel had woo. Hs finished about a
foot la the lead ot the rest of the field.
However, the Judge, got mixed ea the
men whom they were watching and the
results were twisted. Thirty-Ore mea
were entered la this event la the flrat
at W. R Powera of Beatrice Toons
Man's Chrlatlan assoctstioa mads ths dis
tance ta :4V but n the finale failed to
place.
Reeeei Prove, Haakr One.
Reese, the husky Cornhuaker freshmaa
athlete, duplicated his performance tn
the forty-yard dash by taking flrat place
agaia la th, ahotput. burling ths two! re
sound ma ball a dbttaac of 41 feet
tochea. AO tho entrants showed anod
form la flinging the snot and corapetttionL Al Falrbrother-a band fu ml at red bras
tor m Ptac, honor, If lt'ZJ?-ZZZJT-? 2
1912.
?D AMONG BUT
REtfeWTt.T,sm.er.
keen. Andrew Dow of tha University , ot
Omaha tallied the first score of the even
ing for hla school by winning second
place laurels The .co-eda ,of the local
university aang one of their college aire
hen Dow'i name waa announced amohr
the winners.
' Ladwla Has Mama.
Ralph Ludwig, running under the color
ot tho local "T" association, romped
away with tha half, mile run. outdlstanc-.
tag hla competttora by about thirty-five
yards at tha 'finish'." ' Carl Engirrora of
the Svea Athletic club set a not pace at
tha start, but soon tired, and was left
behind. Ludwig won the halt mile event
last" year at the big meet and his dupli
cation ot the. teat again this 'year puts
him In a class by himself among local
dlatanca runners. - Hi, time was two
minutes and twenty seconds, which waa
pronounced as exceedingly good time for
a hard Indoor track by. the officials of
the. meet. Ludwig trained faithfully for
the. event for over three weeks and was
In .excellent condition to stand tha strain.
Allan Sellne. an Omaha High school
senior lad, took aecond place by dint of
soma clever running In the laat lap.
. . .
' Grade School Relays,
Tha grade achoot relay racea drew the
inot applauas of tha evening, the young
sters furnishing considerable excitement
as they dashed around tho arena. Loth.
rop; school won tho first dlvlilon quarter
mile public schools' championship, of
Omaha by running tha dlitahce. tour lads
on the teem. In fifty-eight, aad one-fifth
ebonde. Windsor school took ths aecond
dlvlilon honors In fifty-nine aecond flat.
Thla .Hvlilon of schools Is based on the
number of rooms each of the school
buildings have, so that tha larger school
or those having twelve rooms or over
are ranked as first division. All achoola
under twelve roome are included In the
second dirialon. While the races were In
progress ths balconies filled with pubHc
school youngsters kept the sir filled with
a dearenlng nolaa, cheering for their
favorltoa. a duaky skinned athlete from
tha"Kellom school outdistanced hi op
ponents, but waa rather handicapped on
account of the alowncia of hla team-
mates.
Walklaai Relay.
Th, feature event of the evening anf
the one which drew the moat apprauet
wi the poetmen'i walking relay which
wta held toward th end of the meet.
Many In tha crowd recognised their fam
ily aarrler of missive, and when they
did they made It known that their fa
vorite was able .to cover conalderable
ground when the canines of the neigh
borhood were In evidence. , .
The Mammary.
Summary of sventa: .
r Forty-yard daah: Reeir, University
of Nebraska freshman, flrat; Morrison.
I nlvenlty of Nebraska freenman, rec
ced; -John Drexel, Omaha High school,
third. Tlmb. f.m . . .
Grade acnoola relay, quarter mile:
Flrat dlvltlon, Loth rop (Fred Heltteidt.
a. Lttt, Chanea Morrarty and Oodtrey
(irrenoughi, .first; ...entrsj, second; Sara
toga, third. Time.
Mecond division. -Windsor (F. Relnert.
W, Mvnater. Curtis end k, PerieeMnt
flrat; Pacific, second; Walnut HI I, tnnd.
lime, v.sv. -r
Twelve-pound ahot put: Reese, Unl
veralty of Nebraska freshman. firM: An.
drew Dow, aecond; llolben, Morning
Ide. third. Distance. 41 feet 1 Inched.
Running high Jump. Wiley, University
of Nebraska freshman, first; Hugh vi.
race, ununii l association, aecond;
Paul Anthea. Omaha "T" association
third, ileisht. i feet 1 Inches
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash:
Robert Wood, unattached, first; Hugn
Millard, Omaha High achaol, aecond;
Warren Fitch. Omaha High acnooi tnird.
Time, :l7tk. . .
Half-mile run: Ralph Ludwig, Omaha
"T" association, first; Alien Hei.ne,
Omaha High achnol, aecond; .Warren
Kttcnie, oinana 'v ' association, third.
Time. t:t.
Two-mlie run: Alex Weldenfeld, Omaha
-i assorts t ion. nrsi; Lennli i Rian.
Omaha "V" association, aecond: Joe vv.
Wirt. Omaha "Y" aaaodauon. third.
Time. 11:2.
Four hundred and fortv-vard ' dash?
Robert Wood, unattached, first; Thomas
moling, rremont "T association, ao
end; Waldo Shllllngton. Omaha High
achool. third. Time, 1.1
. Church federation relay (half mile):
Aaburr elub of Walnut Hill Methodist
first; Olivet Baptlat, aecond: Walnut Hill
sist-touist. tniro. Time: 1:17.
One mile run: Meyer Oordon, Omaha
Hlxlt achool. first: Colemsn (Wrinn
Omaha High school, second; Philip Carle,
man. Svea Athletic club, third. Time:
1:11
High achool relay (half-mile champion
ship ot Nebraska): Omaha tilth rchool
team, eompoeed or vereil Rector, Hugh
Millard. John Drexel and Howard Bit
tineer. first; Lincoln High school, second.
Time: l:i2
Athletle club relay (one mile, ebem-
plonahlp of Omaha): Omaha "T" asso
ciation team, first; Monmouth Park Ath
letic dub, eeerma. Time:. 4:1a. -
Ualveratty reisy (one mite, chamolon-
hip of Missouri valley): University ot
rebraaka, freshmen, won by default ovei
Morntnjtslde.
Hankers' relsv fauaf-rer-mtle, cham.
ptrmahtp of Omaha): Omaha National
bank, flrat: First National bank, secono.
Time: 10 , .
Col lea relay (half mile, rhamnlonshln
sf Nebraska and Iowai: Peru Stite Nor
mal, first; Bellevae. second: University
of Omaha, third. Time:. 1-57
Toung Men'a Christian association re
lay (one mile, cHamplonehlp ef Nebraska).
Beatrice T association, first; Omaha
"T" aaaociatlon. aecond: Fremont -T
association, third.
Pole vault: Vergil Rector. Omaha High
school, first: Julian Williams, Method.it
bplaoopal church, aecond: Fred Paulsen,
Bellevwe Athletic association, third.
Helarht: W feet 1 inch.
Parallel bare: Joha rahs, Omaha Tel
Jed 8okol. first: Conrad Kauta. South
Side Turners, aecond: Frank K races,
Omaha Tel Jed Hokol. thud. Points,
nr.
Omaha eoetinen'a walking relay: Sta
tion C team, first, eompoeed of Have) ,
Powers, Mrchirg and Aaher.
letei e( tho Weet.
J.'C. McKay, former- Unlversllv of
Pntnavlvania grldiroa atklete, wss of
ficial etarter.
A. W. Miller was custodian of the stiver
trophy eupa aad medaia which attracted
eooeiderable attenttoav
Corright. WIS. Nation
Press Association,
"Put On Tour Old Gray Bonnet," while
the athlete, cavorted about th, floor.
Intenae excitement prevailed when the
iinai event or the evening, the pole vault,
W'aa held. Omaha atoori two nolnta he-
bind the local "Y" aaaociatlon before thla
event wss held snd when lanky Vergil
Rector easily cleared the bamboo bar at
10 feet 1 inch, thua taking first place and
consequently winning the meet toy the
vapiioi mil achool. penuemonium reigned.
George Parrteh of the University of
Omaha failed to put In an SDpearance
when the announcer called tne college
reiay or Nebraska and aa a result the
local lads were weakened ao that they
naa to be content with last place.
Robert Wood, runrrlnr unattached and
Reese of the University of Nebraska
ireanman snuao, tied tor InaiviaiHU Hon
ors with ten Dolnta each and the hand.
some diamond atick pin that was to go
to the individual point winner had to be
left with J. T. Maxwell of the "Y" aaso
clatlon until the tie can be decided.
A huge reflectoscooe mounted on
large pedestal tn the middle of the floor
waa uaed to flash the resulta of the
events so thst the crowd did not hsvs
to wait tor the meager details of the an
nouncer.
Most of the vlsltlns athletea frren out
in the state and from Iowa left early
this morning. A few remained over for
today aa gurata of local athletic clubs
and the "1 ' aasoclatlon.
A total of twelve handsome silver
trophy cupe were awarded the winning
teams in we reisy races.
No record! were broken, but one athlete
ran the forty-yard daah in seconds.
Just one second more that the worid'a
indoor mark lor the event.
DOANE BOYS WIN TRACK MEET
Tigers Capture Main Event from
Wetleyaa Contestant!.
FINAL SCOBE STANDS 63 TO 84
Daaae Pat, Up Fierce Battle to
Caplaro Base Ball Game .Also,
hat Laeea ta the Tan,
if tl 4.
CRETE, Neb., April a.-(8peclal Tele.
gram.) Doana and Wealeyan apllt even In
a double athletic event. Doana winning
th, track meet and Wealeyan tha bail
game.
' Th, track meet score wss 43 to M.
Doana winning rather handily sJthough
Mlckle. the star mller ana nalf-mlier, waa
out on account of a strained ankle. Sum
mary: High hurdles: flrat. Rica m i! second
Vlfqualn (W.); Second", Piatt (D.). Time:
:I7
One hundred-yard daah: First. Nutsmsn
(u.i; aecond. Chamberlain (W.); third,
Wright (W). Time: :10i.
Mile run: Flrat, Gillian (W); second.
King (D.; third. B, Hlgby (D.). Tims:
area.
rour hundred and forty-yard dash:
First, Chamberlain (W.; aecond, Nuts
msn (O.); third, Dickinson (D.). Time:
Two hjndred and twenty-yard hurdle.
First, Reck tW.); second. Vlfqualn (W.J;
third. Plstt (D.). Time:
Two hundred snd twenty-yard dssh:
First. Chamberlain (W.l; aecond. Nuts
man (D.): third. Oohle (D). Time: :25.
rllx hundred and elshtv-vard Hash
Flrat, Hlgby (D.); aecond. Gillian (W.l;
third. Dally (W.). Time: e:m
Shot put: Flrat. Gohle (P): second.
Chsmberlatn (W.); third. Fawell (W..
Dtetance: Thirty-four feet, three Inches.
Dlacua: First, Gohle (D.); aecond. Hull
(W); third. Dickinson (D.), DlsUnce:
Nlnetv-nlne seven-tenths feet.
Hammer throw: First, Branson (D.);
aecond. Ooble (D): third. Reynolda (W.).
Distance: Ninety-nine and nine-tenths
feet.
Pole vault: Flrat. Dickinson (D.): sec
ond. Wilson (W.): third. Stout (W.);
Wilkinson ID).- Height: Ten feet.
Broad Jump: Flrat, Dickinson (P.): sec.
end. Hsworth (W); third. Wllaon (W.).
Distance: Twenty feet, eleven one-half
Inches. ,
High Jump: Flrat. Wilson (W.: second.
Dickinson (D.): third. Reynolds (W.l;
Rough (D ). Height: Five feet, six Inches
Final score. 41 to 54.
In a poorly played game Wealeyan de
feated Doane by tha score of to 4.
Many errors were made on both aides
and Wealeyan In the fifth stowed the
gam .away. In the ninth Doane put up
a fierce batting rally, netting three runs.
Doana outhlt Wealeyan and made fewer
errors. Score. R.R K.
Doane Mllllimill
Wealeyan ...I I M I I I I M I I
Batteries: Doane. Kretrlnger and Bran
son; Wealeyan. Hsworth and Gavey.
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vii.,HAMFArrO,"KXi NAlLltC TOUR -MPTf! I
BLUES USE SCORING MACHIHE
Start in with Two in First and Keep
Up to End. ; .
COLUMBUS UNABLE TO STEM TIDE
Hard Hitting by Both Teama Feat.)
are. Game .Loelavlll Galea
Edge Over St. Paul by
Slagle Mark.
KANSAS CITT. April a.-Kansas City
started scoring in the fir., t..i..
- ..,,i,i, aiiu.
Columbus never was able to overcom.
, K,"a- fd hitting by both teams
featured, the visitors retting six extra
baae hits out of a total of ten. Per
rtng'a home run In the eleventh scooped
two ahead of him. Score.
t. KAN AS CTTT.
ABHaAt AB Hull
VT,: T 1 i J ! 'Barbeee. lb 4 I ,
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Cenx-loa. rf I 1 I I ea,K.llw. If 1 a at
Perrlna, Ik. I I I 1 liars, rf.... 4 a I a a
VMIer. lb.. 117 1 IH-err. lb... I l l,
Hulewlu, tb 4 I 1 I ICerrldoa. as 4 I 1 I
Oavphar aaa f 1 A) . IT.
s - - m unirar, e m 1
Smith, e.... 4 I f 1 !!,..,. '. 4 , "
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7 - tvJ 1 u. v. , n. 1 m v 1 O
Hloi-heua.. MJIII
n""'-. v w s a T0UI1....N 11 n u V
Teuli. M I II H ll '
Rstted for Cooper In fifth.
RSn for Mlnchmnn In !.
Columbus ...... Illltlll'l
-.ansae i.riy .... I S k 1 1 11
flntne Mm. tBMnv w., l . . .
.. v . .,. ..,.,.. . wu-nese nits:
Stlllee U . . a. . t- 1 . , ...
- ... . . 1 1 j . onuin. tiincn
man. Congalton. Sheldon. Hlta: Off
fowrll, 4 in 4 1-1 Innlnga: off Hornaby.
1 In 4 1-1 Innlnga: off Cooper. 1 In 4 In-
ninn- ittf 1 1 r r,,. L , c in . 1 . .
- ' " ' '" . inning. oases'
on halls: Off Cooper. S: off Drucke 1
off Powell. 4: off Hornahy, t. struck
out: By Powell. 1; by Hornahy. I: by
Cooper. 1; by Drucke. I Left on basei;
Columbus 4; Kansas City. 6- Imubl,
playm: Corridon to Downey to Ckrr. Time:
1:11. Umpires: Blerhalter and Connolly.
ST. PAUL, April 28,-St. Paul tried
hard to overcome Louisville', lead of
. ,uV T-iemii inning, due
after tha home team had made two runa,
Dl.ht.. ,!.. . , . 1 .... .
.... .aw, .isiii.isru enu IIIUVK Out ISO
men.
Batted for Loroy In th, ninth.
LOtltVILU. rr. PAt-t.
AB H 0 J It AB.H.O.A g.
aiintly. lb 4 4 I I eBuller. tb.. I k 3 4
Herd . rf.. 4 1 I I iRlnen. If.. I 1 1 1 S
Rsli.lil. Ik I III 1 iMrcerk. al ) I I 1
B'miller. M 4 I 11 1 Autrey b. . 4 I is 1 a
Bell, is 4 a 1 i eni... m. . . . J
sisnler, ef. 4 I I I AIwls. lb.. 1111
Mtsden. e.. 4 I I I ollenker, rt.. t t I I a
Jiltkter, p- I I 4 oniorb. a.... I I I I I
ni.pnr, p. a I I 4
TtUle...B I DM 1'v.ilea .... 1 I I aj
Totell....M I tt II ti
txtulsvtlle i A 1 1 a a-ia
Louisville 1 1 M I H I 4-4
Stolen bases: Burrh. 1: Beaumlller.
Two-hase hlta: Madden, McCormlrk.
Struck out: By tjtrov. 1; by Rlrhter, 6.
Bases on balls: Off Larov. 1: off Rlchter
A. Wild pitrhea: Laroy, Rlchter. Bslk:.
Isroy. Pasaed ball: Madden. Time:'
S: Umplrea. Hayes and Irwin.
CRICKETERS TO MEET TO
ORGANIZE TUESDAY NIGHT
Tho English rame of cricket ties et.
tractod much attention tn rtmsh. ihl.
spring and will get a good booatthls year,
wnen tne iirax gam, or tn, season Is
slaved next Saturday afternoon et Mll,
omana encxet ciud. or which Dean.
jamea a. isncoca, ot Trinity cathedral
Is president.
A meeting will be held Tuesday even-.
Ing of this week at Jacobs' Memorial!
halt for the nnrnnee nt nntwtln, .I,..
organisation, at which time over fifty,
men will be present
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kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help
all such esses or no pay. Try them, 50c
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