Fez
10
f US Boys - "
lll JtM SOtii,N0 Te
o, f vff m. wm our Afttxsr ef w
Burkes trourjce "h. joe
Ootplty Innden tt OwytflUge cf
tbi Gtme;
8CAXL05 XAXXS 8T3 CATCHJ
Onaka saclM GM Psllr
. rti Dwa ;
', "U km nplt with wondtrful
etrrm o4rhM ant dever hvrlfe(, OmhJ
Isok tM ftrM of a wnM from Jack hoi-,
ttud'o Joalaa raiortfay (torooon. Halt
r5 PmBwa work agalnat oach otkarl
n koth. nunc (sod tamo. altnouB.j
iba BMrka awaa4 la r hit wkon
tty awant ntaa ana romped off HM
a ii i J S ii L - : ' I I! . - i - i II I f ir . I M I v - r-v w- 1
: ( I
-TjuAT? iCAU-METOAT EEAt IT WORRY uTi 7m t J Person ? j ; frTtgnja pvWAiM Of we
WHAT f j,r7 7 . .1 amp cerAf oii'iSiZJ A - h J WYb - HwrWIfjN Thinks Dwms
" I 0AT6l'Yr
t taaw 4 of a I la I aoort. i
Ttio haul, . trhtch IU tlx fatat of
lh acaaoa, m wttnMOot kr M loral
fa on who krpl kuay all throufk Uw (aai
iB)audlnc tlx Mmarkablo alarln of
both taamia. St. Joaepa ba4 hara luck,
aptdallr Rath, Iha thlra aaanaan, ho
iil4 aot IM kla a(glnc tfowa. U
icisa) tkrua of tha DrumoMr'a all koata.
.Evrythln aurtaa out fin intk Omaha
Uktnt Iha la4 at Ih lump. St. Joavpk
workM hart la avarcoana It la Ih
tSxtK with four runa atalnat thtm, thr
hn4 out t hlta, aattlna aaa rum
ThM hln la ih amath BMaat anethar
m. Ontaka auna aaeft la thlr half
nf -th aamotk aad mnd another. A
nUr.wu mxnri In Iha klnth kr th
i, kill wa ataaat In Ih h4.
well aopoat a lit tt an Into Araoaaat'i
auit, arha. In turn, mad a amtjr a
to icaa, tUng Ralllr atfara ha aauld
rttra,
.soanlon rah 2lllla af a hit in
tea, fourth, whan ha want thra ft aff
tr (round IM pullrt dawa a Ma drtv
mth ban. Davlaaoa alayad a
' ir fam to Mt and raa Iha kam In
f-V.4 form. HI baaa ruanlac arouiht
t twe of Omaha' run. Thorn
tinted th Mil wan th fury of a draw.
rttWrlnc thra tn(lr la foul- ttnwa
u. ' H ft hla third hit, Un( out
4 ntty hunt '
. lvMoa oand tha tint Inning with a
aiM1 t Irft. Co) I aacrWeed hi to
arrood. Tnomaaoa followed with a claa
to rltht, wndlnf Darr aroa th
ikattr with th ftrx run af th (am,
fomtnv attmipted to atlfor aacand, hut
Vat (Ml hy thra fact. Kaa poapod
u ta Krllr. Ntlrln th atoa.
IB th oMond kVntn wd off for Ih
ftourkca with a infteld hit, taking
nd a Kath'a poor throw ta tlrat
ehoff aaerlflcrd. Hcanlua going ta
. Juatic fonwd with anethar aae-
itf. ; which acored tcanloa. Arbogaal
f.'li'U out.
Tn Rourke nrengthtnrd thalr lead
(a th fifth with two run. Jucttea got
la. ft rat. when Roth threw th kali wild
tn Bartoa. Arkngaat' beat out a hunt
Mell aent an y one to Koth, wh
tfcraw Arfcy out at ateond. Davtdaoa
fA to tlrat, whea Caatl mined the
Aird atrlk. A ainfle by Coyia ta d
rUht arat Juetle and Hall acre tha
fan, " Thomaaoa wa an easy ant. Free
aw to Sorloo, , Van hunted, hut wa
Drown aut, Bortea ta Preemaa.
. Powell atamd thing for th Jw
Ui th atsth by whiffing at thra wide
em 'Wataoa tingled ta right. Zwirt
lag followed with a hit to Iha aama
ItUee aendlng Wateon to third. Bortoa
crnt a alow an ta Bcanlaa and wa
Mrowa aut at first, while Wataoa
rod tha alat. Roth struck aut
.Mteak. tha flret maa up la tha ar
-ntlh. beat aut a aunt, took aeoond, elwi
iaati wa thrawa out at firat FTee
B b alngled la left, atadng . Mitaka aa
twd. An Infleid hit by Kelly aeerad
Mienk. PVwell graunded aut Hall ta
Kifte. Watae want aut Seanlen. t
Kaji. ; ' .
-Omaha mad aa at th aeventh. Rail
allied, but . eaaght trying to
atretch It IM a aoubla. Daeidsoa landed
oaf a ' FreeBwa'a error . (tale eeaoad.
sant to ; thrr aa Caatl' error and
iMwed a a taurlSea fly by Coyi. '
- o th ninth CM1 draw a paaa. gat
jo, aeeoad. wbaa Kaa got, , .RelUy'a
pounord. but threw wild ta' Juaiie. A
"ie ky Kelly aeorad binv , Powell
tofipefl up ta , Arty an Reilly wa
4teubd at aeeoad. Wateon walked.
ZarfThng graunaed; aut Bcaahta ta Kaa
MX HA.
Aa a. h.
A. X
T-tvioeoei. ,T
4 11
t.v. rf I
maso. cf .... 4
r en, lb , 4
I nion, Jb .. 4
J hoff. 1 1
m aic. a g
1 'Hiaef. ........ 4
I .H. P I
A 1 ' 1
1 1 1
1 ; a
."Total
H U it
8 JOSEPH.
A8. R. H.
t
v' -. ft ..,
J:-. If
v. toa. rf ...
V !!!!, cf
' o. lb .
ke, as .
e ....
maa. p
-4
....... 4 1
ft
........ 1
1
ft 1 (. 1
. 4
..... 4 , 1
..... 1 1
ft
. i a
rxale ....:....J4 1 (MM (
i ted for Preemaa la niato inning.
a "...,,...,....1 llllllIM
i 1 1 1 1 1 -
Ph- . -.. -
a I 1 1-1
M It I I I H
hit' eerton Poaiwe plsy:
- 10 Juaxiua. tuuem. tivi. Hi
Well, They Met, Anyway
ROtbisI STufT
ritoK team -me hmmot Dinks akT
r-i lev- vvwc ears., ..cr. .. .i-.uuru.iti,iUi. vn..c KiMau'uui uEnuriiuKink iiciir u.uuutuuut r ' i rAtiftrnr - i
a sssy
Mall, I: by Preemaa. t Ba an ball:
Off Hall, 4. Stolen baeea: DavMeon,
Tbomeeon Powell. Kaerlfio hit: Coyl
!l; Mebotf (Ii: Juatl.e. Ift on baaee:
Omaha, t: t)etrott. 1. Tim. 1:1. Um
pire: HaakelL
DIRHAM BAPPLKg AWTKLOPKg
cri ckk . o-m
WICHITA. Kn.. My ft. Lincoln could
da nothing .with Durham and 'Wichita
won easily. Running oatchea of foul
fliea by Craig and Cobb were featured.
Callahan at ahort for Wichita played
a apectacular gam. oore:
; WICHITA.
AB. R. H O. A. E.
Craig. tt. ft 11 I t 1
kfiodlet on, cf 4 I - t 1 0
Pctiurraw, r 1 I
vi ft t 1 t
a. a. W a a a a.
rw-nmtii, ww. I a a V V V
Cllr. 1 a 1
Hugbea, lb I' I
Callahan, aa 4 1 t 1 I g
demon. 4 I 4 I '
Mrk lb I II t 1
Durham, p 11114
Beldoa 1 4
; Total
I II IT U I
LINCOLN.
AR. R.
H.
A.
Mliair, ex. 9
Col, Jb 4
a
Cobb, rr ..i 4
MMHormlak, If 4
Miller, aa 4
1
lawyer, lb 4
t
1
Harbour, lb 4
V
HI ration, o. , I
Wvgner, Pk. ......... t
Wdttlverton, p 1
4 I
I
4
t
Totals '
I fit IT ' 1
liatted to Clemone la the fourth.
Unr-oln laat-J
Wlamta 11 1 I M I M
lAt on baaea: Uncaln. I- wlehHa
"oolflr hit: mark. Miller. Murhea
(tl.i .PetUgraw, Durham. , Two-base hit:
Davit, Clemone, Callahan. Derar. Three
baae Aitta: Barbour, Craig, gtolen beano:
HchnSrtt: Mtddletoa. Hits: Off Wagner,
ft In four tnnlnge; off Wolverton. T In
tour 'Inning, atrurk out: By Wagner,
hy .Durham. I. Baaea aa balls: Off
Durham. I: aff Wagner. 1: off Wotver-
too. L TJme: 1:M. Unpin: hjaaana.
r
PABBftt ' DKPCATI OKg MOI!a(
laai Clip ralla Oat Vtetary ky
Ttaraa a Tea,
T3t CTTT. !., May (.-"Red"' Pa her
pitched .winning ball today and be
Molne dafeeted Sioux Cllv bv the acer
of I t I. Threw of ih runa In today's
ram returned from the heavy wind
carrying the ball out of reach at the
fielder. Th game was etoaped for
twenty minute aa aoeounl at rain In
th slith, the gam being finished la a
of mud. acor:
BIOUX CITT.
AB. R. H. P.
A.
Jerrell, cf ..
mith, sa ....
Retlly. ftb ..
Breen, rf ..
Wyera, if ...
Andre, lb .
t
1
4
i !
4
4
prooas. in s
Odaiaa, a I
Brown, p 1
Totala
I 4
Dm MOINRg.
AB, R. H.
n ii i
p. A.
1 4
I 1
Caliigan, lb
Halm, c' ....
Kelly, rt ....
Thomas, lb
Korea, as ...
Welch, lb .
Curtis, If ...
........ft 1
l
I ItowskL a
Faher, p ....
Totals ...
i ii n it
glous city .
M I I I I 41
I l a-l
la Molne
Twa-baaa hit Reilly. Currla Home run:
T Hemes. Sacrifice kit: Breen, Krawa.
Double plays: Fei-rell to Hrnlth. Mmllh
to Reilly to Andreas. Left- an aaaea:
Hlouk City, : De Moines. I. Base on
balls: Off Brown, S; off Fiber. 4. Struck
out: By Brown, ft: by Paber. ft. .Wild
pitch: Faber. hit by pitched ball: Cad-
man. Time: l :ix. .mptr: jonnsaa. At
Uadanc:
jums Team Twice
Beaten by Columbus
COLLUBia. Nab., May ft. - Special
Telegram.V-Celumbua defeated th Luxua
team at Omaha la twa gamea Saturday
and Sunday. Tha Luxua team aurprieed
tha laaguarm ta the Brat game on Satur;
day. It tajtrng the laaguera twetve lahiaga
ta wtn. Sear, first gain: . ';' R.H.B,
Luxua .. .'... ft I
Columella , ft g
Score, aeeoad gam.: ' R M B.
Luxua 4 T
Columbua .
t ft
Greeley Loses Out '
: to SnaldiniT Team
. . A u
SPALDING, Neb., May .- Special. V-1
reetey waa defeated ta 1 by Spaldlna I
Oreoley was defeated ta 1 by Spalding
tat aftaraeea, Joha Ryaa' af the win
ning Kam struck aut fifteen raoa. Bcore:
fpaldlng ttlttllt-l
Ureeiey .1 e-
SCOTIA WILL REMAIN
IN BASE BALL FIELD
SCOTIA. Nek., May-A-t.SaectaLr-Sceua
held aa enthusiastic meeting, organising
a ball team after baring achieved snnr asi
In 1ML Alt members of the eld team are
still her with some asw Umber. This
gtvee assurance of still better team. Ed
Dsilouaak waa alec red aaanager. Bert
Asimoi uuin captain. A nuraber of game
have been arrajwred. Including Orand
IslSBd State teaarua team to be slaved.
If f II -ikiuuiliu l 1 11 1 I - V II livSHS I T h. . . I 3- I .1- . I AAME CCDIK flakl I
Satnrdav May U. members af lean .re-J Hll,: Central City, i; -Clark a. 8lr-k
a n.. Mcaw1
pitch: a Ooow, pitch: D. Sutler, first:
H. Miietr. seeonfl: g. Mooonssa. nri;.E.
lth, third: P. Poppe. center; 8,
QreRwky, ieft: K. Murphy, right; J.
Ceplla, atlMtjr. "' " , - .
The team would bke ta bear trea all
eurreundlng tows for a data, f
'eVii'jJgeJU.cl iVfcWttTIX VbU to MEt r HEr4 VX) MEET Ml POWT SAT iM CMAMftP 1 VAre. IWS Mb He ciyt 4 J E-E . 1 IIIUV fllMklrs AM) I
w I niurviui m M I'll " CAB ON WH-JT WAXES T -TVfl MfcARIN KtOFrLtR TAAX-- n u X I rkM.irin tuOCC
0700LES WHDNESS COSTLY
Pimt . Ktcher Unlucky, Though
. Twirlinj is Fine For, i
STBIXIS OUT THEEZ Df 10W
Caba flala Vlataav at Heme bp a,
af Pis t Tera etlrhl Tearhed
' lee klae tat mla hp Chi. '
aaata laallaaata. , . 4" '
CHICAGO, May t-Marty O Toole made
hi Chicago debut hy auftorlng a defeat
at tha. band af Chicago today, 4 to 1
Although patching la fine form, Jie be
came wild at critical Urn, th locals
taking adrantage af hla generosity. la
the , fourth he. atruesi out Zimmerman,
Cvera and Lennox la a row. Score:
cmjcaoo. ' prrrutiRQB. -
AB H O I I. A H O A .
emar4. It 4 4 I t lPrraa .. I I a
BeheHe, rf.
sekaHe, rf. ft I i t etaiaf. II.... 4 114 1
Tletar, a... 1114 4Uak. f.... 414
IWW. ef.. 4 I I MKedl'e. al I 1 I I
yja waa, lb I I It tHlller. It.. 4 1
. Ik.... 1 1 r ewuaae. n . as i a a
Titaar, i
77A
Ik.... Ill' ewiiaea. rf... 4 f l a a
Meoes. Jb.. 111 aurt.nbr. Ibt I t 4 I
Arrkar. 0..., 4 14 4 eniaaoa, a.... 114
Rlable, p.... 4 14 arrTeole. p.. I I I
'Hyatt 1
Tetale mil .
' Mala M M I t
'Ratted for 01 been m tha ninth. -Three-baa
hits; Zimmerman, ft. . gaorl-
Ct"-axe I1IIII1IM
Pltiaburgh IIIIMIIM
flca.hit: Olbson. Stolen base: Hoffman,
Tinker. Double pleye: Tinker to Kvers
ta Ummermen. Left on baaea: Chl
ffi,., Pittsburgh. . Baaea en ball
Off O Toole, 1 struck aut: By O' Toole.
4; hp Richie, t Wild pltche: O Tooie!
Jim. J tt. Umpire: Uranoaa
vmm vwna
staaaj Take Beeatfal Csateet.
ST. LOUIS. May l-In game fuull of
Intereet from start to finish today, Cin
cinnati woa from St. Louis by a acor
o U The vleltora started scoring
early and acored In all but three Innings.
The home team rallied In th ninth, but
fell ahort by tbifb run. Kill started the
innina ay antiina? a Bona mn bi. -.r.,rt
of the day: Mowrey went aut: Ko.i.hv
dropped th bsj Imo th etands for a bom
run, a single, an .aut ana a paaa brought
anulliar rua. Scar:
t. tout. . , CtKCIhTNATI.
A M O A ab.u n A a
!.. ft. 4 4 taaaebar. it . I a I I
Xli... ...:. i 4 .,. ... III!;
Mnweer. lb. 4 I I iH.Nriiel, III IK t I
KeMckr, 4k 4 I I 4 iMltukell, rt I I I a a
oak et ... j I i ig,, n ..,t aa i
M.eaer, aa.., tall tmal.. Ik... till
k 4(tetMi4. M.. flit
Wl. e.,,.4 I I laolaa, e. 4 14 4 4
Will". .... 14 eaiir,...', 1411
uier, Ill Uaraaoa ...II
lark ,.., I Hekr'a 4 4
"'e. 14 e-tlreat ...... I t
-ilk ..... 1 ease... , ... t 4
Uut ai'k, ihain, .... 4444
kllee .I.;,! 4 Taula lilu"l
TMala.....tt 14 it If i
Batted for Willis In fourth.
Hatted for Dale In eighth.
Bated for Wllle In ninth.
Ratted for taudermUk In ninth.
Batted for Smith In fourth.
Batted for Humphreys In fifth.
VoulV- 111144! !
viiKiHHiu 1 e 1 4 1 1 ft p 11
Two-be a hits: Konetchy Wlngo. Hob.
lltsell. 1 Three-base hits: Kill Konetchy,
Mitchell. Home run: Ellis C. Ko
netchv. Stolen baaes: Bee, her. Hoblrt
sol. Egan, Ksmond. Double play: Oakea
ta Hauser. Baswa on bale: Opf Smith, 1:
off Iai, 4; off Willis, 4: off Benton. 1;
off Humphries. 1: oft Baghy, 4. Struck
yuutt By Humphries, 1: hy Dale. 4: ky
Bagby. ft. Hits: Off Willi 1 In seven
innings; off iale. ft la four Innings: off
Laudermllk. none In one Inning: off
Smith. 4 In three Innings: off Humphries.
I la en Inning: off Bagbv, 4 In four and
one-third Innings; off Benton, none in
two-thirds Inning. I .eft en baaee; St.
Louis, ; Cincinnati, I Time. I:J. Cm
ptres: Johnston and Catan.
IOWA CITY HIGH RETAINS
. JOHN JACOB ASTOR TROPHY
TOW A CITT. la. May (.-The low
City High school rifle team re
tained pnaaisilos af tha Joha Jacob As
ter cup which the team won hut year.
Tha scors that kept the cup la Iowa
City set a new record af Pat Thla score
breaks both the taterscbolastlc and th
mtercolleglste ' records. Secretary af
War Stlraao today sent a telegram at
coagTBtulatloa la the team aa It winning
tha. national, cksJopiinship
,' V rTl Clip Wins came. '
;pAVID'CITT. Neb., May .-t.Spclal.
tn a'pirrhers' battle David City High
Of heat has , ball team won yesterday
from, the .Nebraska Military academy. 4
ta t' Ptsech of David City bad th
ssldlar at hlk mercy sntll th ninth, when
twa hit accompanied by. errors netted
twa rue Daniels of the academy alas
waa vary efective." ut hi support was
poor In pinch -
Daaid City High school Is making a
good record hgvtng pvd Mx games sad
& bat on. Ball starred for the locals
wita a aetne'rua.
fcraael tela ad atemena Hits.
ORAND ISLAND. Neb., May ft.-8pv
c:.l tmts. w..a 1.; 1
Mmw-
nasontu in an exitlbltien game today by
bunching hit la the fourth kantng. Mana.
gcr Ceckmaq used Pitch re Ctoaanan,
Ritchaan add Judson snd Msnacer
Fhaner ased Strallktll. Speak. Suck ana
MoCuuougn. , Attendance. Pitt, bcore:
T R H It
Grand Isaaad 111)114 1 -u 11 ft
Masting a I a 1
I ft
rmtral City Defeat Clarka.
CENTRAL CTTT; No,. May ft. -Central
City High achoet won the first game ef
the eaasna t4ay at Kara froaa the high
arhoot of tnat place In a cloe gasa et
ta I. Batteries Central City. Martin nnd
Lnr; 1. irsa.' uara. uouglss and Ware.
Hawser Leas ta Peelbaer.
HOOPER. Nan., afar Lgpeeral.r
Honper boys played consisted ball acainet
ecrlbner. but all kinxer was taken olal
e ft hem by rank decisions ef the irmtr.
ncore:.
Hooeer
bcnk'ier
::::::: 1 5 . ' ; i I
THE BEE: OMAHA, ' MONDAY, MAY 6.
: : . , i m 1 1
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NAT L LEAGUE.
W.LPct.. J W.L.Pct.
St. Joseph 11 ft .M! Clndnnsti .14 ft .Kit
Denver ....11 ft .Ml New York.. 11 4 .753
Topeka ...1 .43Si Boston ,.... t.Jm
Sioux City. I .4251 Chicago ... I .47
Omaha .... I .43! Pittsburgh. T M .411
Wichita ... 1 .4M! Brooklyn... .
Dee Molne T .4i Phll-delphla 43. - .X?
Lincoln ... 1 U 114 (M Louis... HI .4
AMER.LRAOUK. AMKR. ASS'N.
W.L.Prt.1 ' W.UPct.
Chicago ...14 ft .ml Mln'apolla 14 .tit
Wash'ton Mr i Columbua .14 T .a
Boston ....W T .SM Toledo .....12 g .
Phll'd lphla I .- St. Paul.. ..11 11 .ia
i level ana. a B .il lumviiie. a 11 ah
Kjvetrnlt. .... 11 ..' Kan. City.. 11 .Wl
m. iuis.. e it .xu st iwauxee.' t i -de
New York. 4 12 .SW( Indian polls T 14 .341
( Veetevaay's Pleealte.
WEHTF.RN LEAGUE. '.
St. Joseph, 1; Omaha, ft. -
Dea Molnea, I: Sioux City, S. .
Urtcoin, 1; Wh-hlta, I. i
Topeka, 1: Denver, T. ' !
NATIONAL LEAGUaT. I r
Cincinnati, 11; St. Lou J. ' ,
Pittsburgh. 1: Chicago, 1 H ,
- AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
St I-nula. 1; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland. 1: Chicago. ?.
A-MERICAN ArlSOCIATHlN. .' .'
Columbua, 4; Minneapolis, ft.
Toledo; ft: St Paul. I. - .'. '
Indlanapolla, I: Kansaa City. 1. -Louisville,
t, Milwaukee, l , ,.
Oaaaew Today. ...
western Tae-ue St. Jonenh at Omaha
(1), lies Hot nee at Sioux city (Si. Lincoln
at 'Wichita (. Topeka at eDnvwr (I).
NaUoutl League-Boeton at 'Chicago
, Philadelphia at Cincinnati (11. , Brook
lyn at itnteourgn w, jiiw in a at
I Aula tVt
American Leagnie-Tketon at Near Tork,
Waahlnxlon at Philadelphia.
American Asaoctatton-Colutnbii at
Uinneenolis Toledo at St. Paul. Indian,
spoils at Kansaa City, Louisville at Mil
waukee. , I
FOBJISB JEBBA8SA LAD WI53
' ATHLETIC E0N0B8. -
.'.BT A. MOSES, i 1 '
K. A.' Moses., whs took tbv boners tor
the Kearney Military academy ab the. Ne
braska high school meet at Lincoln last
seas en. la creating a .senaatlon among
Interacholastlo champions af Oregon. He
now la Rpreeeattng ' CornvaUfci High
school af ' Oregon and recently won the
e,-Mna . .k, . nf rv-vajl blah hur-
Idle lathe Pacific aorthweet champion -
ship Indoor meet at , Portland, uooaw-
,ntl, i. exnected of him la the'
. JZJum
taterscholastle champtonsjilp coateeta
aext month. -
.Moses ta the Itttla athlete wne won the
high kurdle. took (bird ta th low hur-
I ... .
1 die and tha running araaa jume at
; Lincoln meet last year., mi sua rwc
made la Oregon are seconds for tha
fifty-yard dash and as, seconds foe tha:
Bftr-yard high kurdlea, ' Reports say that
he hi enoststeutly doing the l-jard high
kurdlea nmter 17 aecanda and the xaVyar
xiiear hurfllaa ewse ta II second. He naa
- -. . ea a inrhaa.
The lad la little more than fire feet in
height
" Ton arm leek n good ramus belor yon
find a wettes" asodrctne for eaugba nd
cskaa than ChanbertsJa'a Cough Rem arty.
It not aaly (ires relief-tt cures. Try It
when you have a cough or ceM. and pea
are certain ta ha pteeseg snt taa preanpt
cure which tt aiU effect. Per sale af all
dealers, , , , . .
I - 1
; v
" .. ' : ' ' ' '
RH.EilPerslstMt Averumg M U Road ta
. ,
1912.
, Krawn for
HOOSIERS WIN A HOT BATTLE
Make Enough Bunt in Second
Inning to Annex the Game.
BOTH PITCHIES WORK WILL
Baae ) Ball, Sarrtftoe Hit and a
Stasia Da tat? Baalaese for la- ',
. dlaaapella (tally la the
It lath Palls ghert.
. . t
KANSAS CITT. May 5.-A baa on
balla, sacrlflca hit, an error by Rock
enflsll and a single by Westersil scared
blunter and Clark for Indlanapolla In the
second Inning here today and the locals
never were abut to overcome tha lead.
Both Hlxsoa for the visitors and Rhosdee
for Kansaa City worked well. Th locale'
kit came In tha aeoond, third and two tn
the ninth. Score: , ; . ',!
1NDIANAFOUB. ' KANSAS TTT.- '
AS H O A g ' AB H 0 A g
Waeeraft, Mill Slarseaa. fk. I I
cr bears, aa.. e l l s esrseiier. .. a e e e
Oaseler, ef . 4 therk'ri. If 4 1
Hauler, lk.. I I Ol'mir, Ik I III I I
HKrtr. rt 1 aoarrieea. at. 1 t 111
Clark. 4 1 I ecc'easer. a. t I I I I
WeunlL Ik 4 1 1 1 -answer, lb.. 1114
Wllllawa III I I I IFtaee. ef.... 1 1 t
Hisaee. p... 1 t 1 Rkae4ea, p. I Ml
OkrU I
Tetsta M IBU
Tstala....lP. HI I
Ran for Carr In ninth. !
Indlanapolla 1 -l
Kansas City........ 1-1
Sacrifice hits: McCarty. 8c bailer, Cor
rldon. stolen base: aBrbeau. Basse an
balhr Off Rhoades, 1: ' off Hlxeoo, t
Struck out: By Rhoade. 1: by Hlxsoa,
ft. Left en bases: Indianapolis, ft: Kan
sas City. ft. Double Dkays: Carr to Cnr-
rlden to Carr! Clark to Weaterxll. Wild
pitch: Hlxeon. Time: IH, UmHras:
rarguaon ana xtaaaiooe. v
' Brewers Oe4 Away aCaurly, . ,
MILWAUKEE, Wis., May .-Bimehed
hit In tha first Innlnc of today's gam
eft Crtsa. which gave th locals five
rune, proved sufficient for the horn
teem to win ever IxwslvHIe, T to ft.
Pitcher Bruno Noel secured form Pitts
burgh, mad his debut for the home
team end held the visitors to plx hits
and struck out nine, Capron also a
lit starred at the bat with a triple
two single.. 1 -
UXJIIVtUlX ' . MO,WAlKBB
AB H O A ( AB K O.A E
H. 4 1 I HMteM, ef.. 4 14 4 1
Bank, f.. 4 4 IneMall, rf.. 4 1 I I I
Hareea rf.. I t I I icberlae. .. 4 14 11
Breaeni. Ill I 1 I ItaeM. as.,.. 4 I I I I
Be'ainal, still losraa ... 4141
Bll. Ik. 14 14 ajaeea. la..., 4 14 4 1
taaler, ef.. 4 1 I 1 eClai. Ik.... Hill
laisnr. s... Ill I iHaehas. a... 1 II I I
ra, a I I I I INeaL I I I I I
Itewaa s.. .11111. .
Sajrear .... 1 III TeUta I I
1Wsla....;.tl IH I I
Batted for Rowan la th ninth.
Louisville i.. I I 1 -!
Milwaukee ......... (MI1IHM
Two-ha we hlte: . Spencer. Three-baas
hits: Capron Clark, Hits: Off Rowan,
In seres, and ' two-thirds Innings;
Cross, ft In 'One nnd one-third Innlnga
itacrlflcs fly: - Harden, stolen baaes:
Charles, Capron. Hughe. . Double plays: i
Spencer ta Beeumlller. Left on bases:
Milwaukee, I: Loulevllle. 7. Pint bass
on balls: Off Noel. 1:. off Crtsa, 1: oft
Rowan. I. Hit by pitched ball: Hughe I
and Clark tbv Rowan! ; by Noel, Bell i
t3. Ptruek out: By Noel, I; by Kowsn, I
4. Wild pitches: Noel. Rowan. Time:
1:3. Umpire: Blerhalter and Connelly. I
Telede Oatplara St. Pan I. I
PT. PAUL. May (.-Bunched hits and i
errors on the part of Bt. Paul wan for ;
Toleuo. The local batters wen unable
to hit James, wne struck out nln up- j
poneou. Score: ' " 1
. TOLXKO. . 1 ' BT. PAl'U
ab u o a g. aa hoax.
hues. lk.... i ill eBstier. rf... i ill!
H'reaa. Pk 4 1 I I IRIsset ef.. 4 1 4 1 lj
Fllrk. rt.... 4 4 11 aHeeert. it.. 4 1111
CkaeaMa, ell 1.4 1 auri-ak. aa 4 1 1 I I
Bursa, ef.... till enaUk. lk... I I I I l
Ones. ...... a I I loeeaeua. HI I I I I
Derrkk. Ik . I I 7 I ItMla. Ik... 4 1111
Lee ....... till tnterfc, ...... 4 1111
Jimaa. p.... lie llarat. .p.... 1111
Teuls mm 4 1 Tetala. U I z? M 1
Toleoo 1 1 I 1 (
8t Faul 1 , -l
ritolen basri: Chapman. Two-uase hits:
I Chapman. Klggert. Three-bass alt: Der
1 rick. Double plays: Butler ta Walsh;
Goodman to Lewis to Wslsh. e truck out:
t" Leroy, 4 by Jamee. I, Bases ea balls:
Oft Lerev.'l: off jsmea.l. Wild aiUch:
Laroy. Hit by pitcher: ..a!sh. Left oa 1
baeea: Toledo, 4; St. Paul, X First en
error ST To true, I; St Paul, L Time: LsV
) ' ajlller Take Lead. .
MINNEAPOLIS. MlnnM May ' (.'-Short-'
atop Oerberof Columbus made six errors,
enabling guinea sella to beat Calumbu.
Olmateed was, batted-rather, trw y, but
was steady after lb first Inning. Five
fust seubte play featured the caateet
The victory nut . Minneapolis la first
I'alace. Score
1 MiNhxrfojj - ISo . !
i ornaae, el.. 4.1 I I eskanea. ef . 1 1 t 1 1
A'iu, nr.. 4 ji I 4 iHiarkaaa. if V-1 III
1 1 1 4 I icx 11 I I I I
,,,. a 01 1 I spa-n, a 1 1 1 1 I
Hn.ua. rt til I I SHUIer. U. .. I ana I
MWIII. 4 1 I I IHitava. lb. I I I I 1 1
'.oms. .
1 cm. tk. a;l s eoerser, ae... 1 0 0 4 1
ire t 1 i-Krie ....... 1 a a a e
(Uautaoa, p. 4, 1 I SOrteke. aa... (Ill
I . Sailik. e. ... 4 1 1 1 I .
Tetale... ...IX, I U llheaaHa. I I a'
. - t J- Kr.fe ....! 11
., . bekkaret a 1
Tetj... stnf.el '
Basted for Oerber la tbah eighth ' : 1
-tbattaa nar atcteuiiiia la ta eighva.
U'ntHaaeotts ;.i I .-(
cmstrfcue
. 1 l i a-4
Twe-TJ! aits: ciyeaer.
ir. Olm,
, Ormrpjaa. Shev-
bu. Dta,iJn ttak
1 play a: Aatiser ta WUIiame tolQIll: Owena
ion. aailtra. Hoejo run
ta iviuisrr-; Skiiucer ta riHna aa: sscviiiuia
to Mtlkar: Gerber to Hulritt ta Wilier.
Lett on baaes: MlnlteepoHe. ; Colum
bua 4. fHlts: Off Mcvlutllln. I la kevea
tunings: off Uebhardt. 1 ta ana inning.
Bases enj balls: rrf Olmstead. 1: off Mo
Qulllin. at off Iebhardt L Struck out:
a otmsaiaa.'k. by McQultim. I: by Llea-hsrdt't-
Wild patch: Ueaaantt Passed
hsui: Kmrth. Tlsse: l:ex tmparea:
Hayes anetilrwln. . - -
Tha Periaetaat and JudaHoua Use of
lteaapipsr: Advwrtlausg bt th Road to
The Bee by Tom McNamara
BODIE 1 JSTARS FOR THE SOX
Scorei Both Jtnm Made by Calls-
hin'i Iteniigtinst the Nipt.
BALL BESTS; AT tWBOHG TDtX
Chirac larrrsaea Its Lead t Three
daasea by Wlasdaa from C'leve-'
lead Bodl; Ala Makes ' '
Twa. : Hits. ...
CHICAOO. , May , ft. -Chicago Increased
Its leejd tor top position in. tha American
league to three fulj games today, defeat
ing Cleveland, 1 to'L
1 Nell Ball, famous for getting a triple
play unaslsted. practically gave Chicago
the game. r He held , the, ball. after fall
lag to catch Coiltna stealing second la
the sixth lnnlng.and watched Bodle race
noma with tha winning run. Bodle scored
both, runs and also made two doubles.
core:
I . ; CHICAGO. - sTtCVatwUND. '
I . AB H.O.A I . . ABJI.0.A.S.
Rath, ' tk.... lilt eOranan. It.. 41411
Lerl. ..... 4 111 SOlea. ss... I till
CaUsaea. If. 4 1 I I IJsaksaav ef.. 4 1 I I I
BoSle. ef.... 4 111 IBlnafaa, lb 4 I h I I
Gelllna, rf... I I I I SKsatarlr.. e.. 4 I I I I
Zeteer. Ik... I I I I IKyas. rr Bills
Weaver, as.. 1 I - 4 an.ll. tk ... t 14 11
Bleek. e till ITsnMr, Ik. I I 1 I I
Maavtsse. p. 1 I 1 I IKakler. p,T I I I 1 I
Betcket .. 1 I I I I
Tetala.. ....tt ITI14I T
. . . ToUle.....JI mil 1
Batted for Ryan In the ninth.
Chicago .......... 1 1 el
Cleveland 1-1
Two-baas' hits: Bodle , 1: Birming
ham. 1 Sacrlflca hlte: Collin. Zelder.
(-Turner.- Stolen baaes: ' Easterly. Col-
Ink - Double plays: Easterly to Ball;
Weaver to Zejider; Block to Wearer, to
Lord. Left on baaee: Chicago, ft;
Cleveland, 7.' Baaes on balls: Off Mo
Bridge, lj off' Kahler. L Struck out: By
Kabler, I; by Moartdge. 1 Time: 1:4a
Umpires: Harrlna and Dlneen.
Csbbs Blaale Wlaa Cass.
DETROIT. Map 4,-Ty Cobb's scorching
single In the eliOh eecaped ghotten and
before the latter oould retrieve It Bush
and Cobb scored the runs winch enabled
Detroit to defeat St. Lout. Cob returned
the side In the eewanth. two of th catches
being spectacular.. Score:
i rr. Loots ' , Detroit. ' f
' AB H O A J, , AB H O A.B
Ihettes, ef., till iheak, aa 41141
Aaeila, Ik... I I I I IVln. tk 1 '1 I I I
stevall. Ik.. 4 IH l-eoakb, et.... 4 Ilea
Leserle, rt.. 4 III SOawlerl. rf. 4 I I 1 I
Hoeas, If..,. 4 4 11 IMelekaMr, 4 I 4 I I
Prsu. Sk.,4. I I I.SMarlanr lb 1 111 I I
Walleae, aa. I I I I enaaeaia, pk.. 111
H ist ess, s- ft I 1 I IBtanaea, I 1114
'. 1 i -.' - .' - ' . : ".- ' ;
It's going to be sizzling hot soon.
There isno; comfort in a stifling
office i then. Clerks caruiot york;
stenographers fail to keep up; to standard,
and yoii don't do justice to ! your .duties.
t . . i , . , .
mi t I'll-
liieJBee Dtmaing ts
the coolest of Oma-
. ha's office " build
ings. Its rooms are
"commodious, excel
lently ventilated
there 'a a cool at-,
mosphere all over
it the air currents
race into the build
ing and circulate
rapidly through
the large handsome
t TWtpr opt"
VVH -os-- -- P3 f ' r
located now' and be comfortable aU, summer.
, modern office advantages are found in.. '
THE BEE BUILDING
. -, , . ... ... -. . , t .. '
A few Vaxant office are listed: . '
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maaxaa gag and gild il iljuliiln rooms." can be renepd eingle ar en
auue. At present both roaana We divided by temporary wood
' and giase partittona: have aa east exsosar ,es SssaataaaU
1 atreet and are vety aaaxrabl rooe-a , , , ,
4ns la TSHxlPH feet In sire: ha two north .windows sad a
private offica- partitioned eft. Inside this apnea Thla room
would be particiuarljr wall suited for an architect ar studio.
IM rumi en Famam street aad la almost in front of ele
vator landing. Bis III"', ar It souara fact Partitioned
to offer private office aad recepUKra room.
lift fit ill I'm loam, private office, 'twe la'rrs closets, rarxa
workroean with twe north wiadewa. Ideal office for engineer,
architect. eVectsr or other professions! man. Mental. r
month .......... ...IMA
aoa la ll-sJ'ra ahm, located en the court, close to Vy
light tiro having aieeJIent natural : light The spec could
be divided sa aa ta asaae twe very pleasant room. Price,
par Bjootn. ........ - ..SgT-ft
all office In the northwest corner, kaelag four large win-
SoVa. a fireproof nan tor tne protection or veiuam papers
- hr la much demand and la afforded ta thla iwsslv There la a
' - total bf It aotsare feet ef floor space aad seme weald k
, - equipped with partition to satisfy good tenant .To rental
prtca la, par asontk .Vyeftaa)
V The Bca Building Co. ;
Bm EusineM OHlc, 17th suia! Tirvmm Streets
Lake. a. I I I I eWtllelt'B-"! 4
Tetala it 1 34 14 1 Totals a I II M
St. Louis 1 lll'IMM:
Detroit a I ft -
Two-bass hits: Bush, Storall, Baumsnn,.
Witt. Home run: Pratt. Stolen bases:
Cobb, Morarty, stovalk Double play. Wal
lace to Pratt to StovalL Left on bssca:
St. Louis, 6: Detroit. (. Bases on balls::
Off I-ake, ti off Wlllett ft. Ktruc opt:.
By ' Lake,' S; ' by ' WHIett,' t - Passed bail :
Stephana Time: 1:S. Umpires: Kvans and.
Egan. , , ." '
SCOn. LEADS IN MARATHON ' ;
IN NEW YORK FROM BIG FIELD ,
NEW TORK,' May (.-Lewi Scott of
the South Pateraon,N, J.) Athletic club
easily, won tha modified marathon race
of twelve and threa-auarter mllee. In
whloh mora than 1.0N men and boys were,
entered, from a point In tha Bronx to
tha city hall today. Scott, who holds
the ten-mile championship of tha Ama
teur Athletm union, won tn the remark
able time of one hour eight mlnutea anu
twenty-eight and two-fifth aeoonda, fifty
seeonSs ahead of hla nearest competitor,
who was Beaton Stroblno, also of th
South Pateraon Athletlo dub. .Several
hundred thousand persons wltneased the.
race. ;
Th New Tork Evening Mall, arranged:
the race with the tco-ope ration of tint
Amateur . Athletlo union official '"
COIjt'MBIA. Mo,' May 4,-John P.
7lcbJson tied the! world's record In.
the ,l-yrd hurdles in' aw 'exhibitloxv .
race at the-Missouri university today by
doing the hardies jn 1S.B 'Nlcholsog la
to try out 'or the Olymplo team,
i . i , i , i . .' .
i Weeleraae Tries Bvearser.
Kaarner. " Neb.. Majf (.-Special,)
In a game yesterday between the Kearney
Normal and Wesleyan .university teems
tha university took the game from the
normal by a score of 1 to a, the college
boys securing their tun oa a combination
hit, walk and an error. , ,
. A Iheotlsg BCTWsve
with both parties' wounded, demanda
Bucklen'a Arnica Salva meals wounds,
sorest burns, bolls, cuts or nllea. Only fcc
For bale by, Beaton Drug, Co. '
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