ft9. f'f'ii l
elping to Push the Clouds Away
i . 11 ' 1 i ., i . ;
! OMAHA CAPTURES SWATFEST
Cnuhei Sioux City in Spite of
Knmerou Home Bunt.
X017UZS ST AST OUT IA11T
Seavrw Two la the First, Twt li
the Seceed aad Thee K
Scarlet; All th War
I Throegh.
8IOUX CITT. la.. Mar ll-(8pci
Telegram.V-Omaha crushed Sioux City
fear Oila afternoon. It to I, In a gam
feateured by bom run by both tea raj
an a dlsasterous blowup by Blooi city.
Omaha got aa aarly Mart with two
bite and two runa In tbo flrat Thy
add a notour la th econd. Sioux City
earn back in tho same round and got
two tallllca oa thro hits. A horn run
by Rellly la tho aaxt round tied It up.
The visitor added another In the fifth
a4 Rraa blanked the Indian.
So far a groat ball game.
la tho atith. however, the teeala atated
regular fiasco. Sandereon Mngled, Nle
boff and Justice got oa through error
ba Andreaa and Rellly. Arhogaat (track
out Miller walked Ryan, foreleg la San
deraoa. Davidson' two-bagger cored
Nleheff and Juatlce. Ooyle hH. acorlng
Ryan. Darldaon wa eaught out at the
Plata, but Coyl acored on Meyer error
before Thomaeon waa caught at aeoond.
A similar oonibt nation of hit and
error. Including a oeoond homo run by
Kane, let la three more runa for Omaha.
Brown atarted well for Sioux City, but
are away to give Brook a chance aa
a pinch hitter In tho aaeond, when It
looked good for tight contest Miller,
who succeeded Mm bad a big part la the
blowup and flnlehed la very wobbly
fashion.
Doable ta 'Order.
Double play apolled Sioux' chance
on three different occasion, la the
aiath, a threatened comeback ended with
, Andrea and Smith out abort ta aeoond
to flrat, and la the eighth a abnllar atant
polled the lorale beat hope. Myer led
off with a home run. Tennsnt and
Rellly followed with (Ingle. Tennaat
waa declared out for leaving the line
while going to third and Andrea walked,
(.'adman. Sioux City beat bitter. Mopped
to tho plate, but lightning fielding, aeo
ond to inert to flrat, retired the eld.
A flash la the pan revival la the alnth
ahared the aama fata, with Juetlea,
Arbogaat and By an aaay out, the In
diana thought to atage a ninth Inning
rally. French) went In a tho place, but
truck out. Ferrell followed with a heme
rua and Beilly atngled. Meyra, who aW
- ready had an homer to hi credit, came
-up ta bring them In. but that double
lay machine waa agala oa the Job and
eouek-hed the forlorn hope. Boon: .
. SIOUX CITT
t
Ferrell. cf. ,. til
. Hreen, rf 41
Vyera. U. 4 I t
Tennant to. , 41
Ttrllly, la. 4 t t
KHIIy. tb. 4 I t
m!th..i- t 1 1
Andreaa, tb. I a
adman, c 4 1
sBrown. p.
'Miller, p.
Bra. I 1
French ltd
Total ...r. t! ' I U
OMAHA.
AB. R. H.
'Kavldaon. It ( I
''erle. rf. 4 14
hveaaaon. et ..... t I
Kane. lb. ........... tit
avanlon, la. I'
Nieho(f, to. ........ 4 1
Juwtlco. . 4 1 t
rOot. c 4 1 1
Kyaa. a, 4 11
n it
A. K.
Total at It 14 tJ u
i eRatted for B'ow. m eecond.
Baited for Miller la the ninth.
Tnh- t ItlllllMI
Cltt . I I I t I I 1-1
J?-" hit: Brook, Smith, Thoma
ifwa. Kan. Home rune: FarrelL R.llly
2- frorm. SeWfico
Its: Miller. Brern. Juanoe. Double
Wajra; Breen ta Tenneel: Juetloe to
canton to Kane It,. Ken loo to Juatio
Kan. Hita: Off Brown, t In two In
ninaai off Miller, II in eeven tnnlnn.
tB-rj on ball: Off Brown. 1: off Miller.
J: off Ryan, . Struck out: By Miller, 1;
by Ryan. i. Hit br pitched ball: Mrer.
fnna: t it. Vmpare: Johnaoe.
''W'LB TMHOW DEFVIATS WICHITA
ttedtera Battlo Decided by Error
Whlra Caot Two Mnaa.
. '"T.''JA. Kan.. May li-A bad throw
or Bill In the fifth Inning waa reamnel
l for two rune, whtch enebled Topeka
to defeat Wichita la a pitcher- battle.
- WICHITA.-
AH. . R H
If .?t . - t
O.. A. E.
I
xnoieton. et I 4
XmvWi. rf t i a
1
jvoemer. i......M.. 4
Hughe. Jb 4
Callahan, a 4
Xe b 4
eJtarh;. e...... ,
Ki.io. p., ...A t
Pettlgrew 1
Schmid .... 1
Total..
1 4
S It 1
O. A . K.
TOPEKX
AB. R H.
.tOng: ef... 4i
Rrt, If ' t
I1'. 4
rardor, lb. t 1
Frantj. 2b 4 a
'-r If . . 4 (
a-. tb 4 t t
Vcapmtaa. a........ t i
hrmdt. c... e
Young, p
1 f
I 1
1 t
t 1
t
1
Totale a I I r I t
: Batted for Stark la ninth.
"bated tor EiUa ta ntnth.
X0. SldtSSSd-d
Lefl oa bt; Topeka, ti Wichita, I.
r- r
Standing of Teams
WEST. LBAOCK. NATL. LEAGUE.
WX.Prt. W.LPet
Denver it J .4H2 New Tork...lT 4 .U
Su Joeeph..13 t .fivliCtnclnnatl ..17 ( .T7J
opeita 11 i .Gwc'hlcago II It .471
Omaha 11 11 .u Pittsburgh . 11 .460
oioui uity.. ll .Boston t U .40)
Des Molnee. 14 11 .4&S Brooklyn .... 1 1 .ta
unooin .... it .onoi Philadelphia 7 li .M
Wl, hlla .... t It .2181. Louie T W .UN
AMUR. LEAOI K. AMER. ASSN.
W.LPrt I . W.L Pct.
tweato ....It TK Columbus ..! I .ct
wwn is ., Minneapolis. 17 I
Cleveland ..11 11 .Hut Toledo U 11 .KT
Wash'ton ..II II .SCO Kan. City... II It .444
riuaHvnaiii.tH. ram 14 u .41
'"troll II II .4MI Milwaukee .! It .MO
at. Lnie... 14 .PO Loulsvlll ..tlt.tTi
New York., t It .27 Indlanaiwilia IA 17 Krt
u btaauinu aeudlWto o
, Yeetrrday' Meealto.
WKSTKRN LEAOl'K.
Omaha, U; Sioux CM v. I.
Ht. Joseph, t; Ilea Molne, a.
Denver. I: IJnroln, .
Topeka, I: Wichita, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boaton, t; St. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn, t; Cincinnati, 4.
New York-Chicago, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 1; St. Paul. 1.
Louisvilie-rndlenapolla; rain.
Columbue-Toledo; rain.
Milwaukee. 11; Kanaaa fit v. ?.
' , AMERICAN LRAOUK.
Cleveland, 4: Washington, L
Uaaaee Today.
Weetera 1aina.TMMka -,.,. -
Tenver at Sioux City, Lincoln at Da
Moines, Wichita at St. Joseph.
National League-Boaton at St. Louie,
Phltedalnhia at Pmahuevh BMAbt.
Cincinnati, New York at Chicago.
American Leagae-Oetroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louie at Boa-
ion, ueveiana at Washington.
American Assne1aftlostMlnMAafMlla -
St. Paul, Louisville at Indlsnanolla.
Calumbuo at Toledo, Milwaukee at Xan
te tir. .
Mink Leefie IfumbnMt at Valla Ph,
Auburn at Beatrice, Hiawatha at hV
braaka City.
Sacrlflc hit: Mlddletoa. Schmidt, Rick
ert. Thr-ba hit: Waleh. Stolen
baaea: Lee HI. Craig. Ivi, tlear,
(Jardner. Double play: Callahan ta
Hughe to K owner. Struck out: By
Young. I: by Kill, 1 Baaee on t!l:
Ott founf. : off Kill. L Wild pllrk.
Youna. I'aearit latll: a-hnlili Tin...
w, impii
THRK1B 1" BIOHTH Wit 41AMM
B Molnee V'aptoree La at et Sertee
with St. doovpb Team.
MtS MOINES. May 11. -Doe Maine I
took the lait of the eerlea from St. J.
Ph thl (flarnoon, t to t. Three run
In the eighth Inning eeved tho gam for
tae ivGaia, ocore:
HUH MO1NE0.
,, ab. r. h. o. a: E.
Hahn. cf 1 t a e
Curtla. It 4 I t
Loiligmn. IB 4 t I I 1
Clair, tb 1 1 t 4 I
Thome, tb I I I I 4
Korea, ea .... t 1 , I I 4
A. Kelly, rf 4 4 1
IHatowakl, e 4 1111
Hogg, p 4 111(4
Total.,
...II I
JOSEPH.
( It 11 1
ST.
AB. R. H.
J. Kelly, tb...
Powell, if
Watson, rf...,
Swilling, cf..
Borton, lb
Roth, tb
Metnke, so....
tloeaett, c
Chellelte, p....
... 4
Tot lis .. t 4 14 II 4
T4 Molne 4 141l-t
St. Joseph 1 1 4 1 -l
Two-bae hlt: Wataon. Curtla. Rofge.
Home rune: Ulatowakl. Wateoa, Thoniaa.
Sacriflia bin: Itahn, Thomas. Beaes on
belle: Oft Bogge, 4; off C ballet la, t
Ktr-jck out: By Rogge, t: by Chellette, 1
lilt by pitched bell: Claire. Peaeed ball:
Ooeeatt. Wild pitch: Chellette. Stolen
baaea: A. Kelly, J. Kelly, Powell (1).
K wining. Roth. Left on bases: trs
Moines. I; St. Joseph, I Time: 14. Urn
ptro: HakIU
HBALY Too tTao.ua FOS1 LINCOLN
OrtaaM Bear Flad . Doyle for
Kaaagh Mlta Is Wis.
LINCOLN. Neb.. May lt-Uneela
could not hit Hsaly with any success,
while Doyle was talrly easy for the
visitors and Denver won bv a score of
to a. Lincola' tour error wore costly.
ovoro:
LINCOLN.
A H. K. H. P. A. E.
Miller, cf 4
Cole, tb 441
Cobb, rf 4 t
Mccormick. If ...... I 4 t 1
Mullen, so 4 I
Hwyer. lb 4 n 1 1
Barbour, tb 4 S t t 1
Ut ret ton. a t 1 I t
lioyle. p I
Benrhammer I 1
Farthing, p lit
Caraey 1 a g
Totele B "e 1 ft M i
Batted for Peyle ht seventh.
Hatted for Fannin In ninth.
! . . DENVER.
A.R R- H. P. A. E.
Llovd. t t t 1.4
Guillen, tb ........ 4 4 1 1
Bell. 11 4 1 t
Caeektv. rf t 1 I
Kenworthy. cf .... t m 14
Ijndsey, lb 4 I S M 1
Coffey, as t 1
Snahr. e ., 4 1 t f t
Haiy. p 4 1 (
Totals
I 11 V
17
Uncota
lrer 4 1 1 I
a-
1-4
Tefo-oaae nit: spabr. Left on basre:
Lincoln. : Denver, I etolen baaee' eBaU.
Keawerthr. Lindsay, Coffey, ttacntlc
bite: Qulllen. eBall, Coffey fll: Doyl.
Ctrecfe oat: By Doyle. ; bv Farthing. 1;
by tHalr, a. Baae oa ball: Off Deri.
:: off ekaiey. 4. Time. 1:4. Umptr:
KaapD.
. Vale la Tsilrr-lssls Tie. '
' NEW HA EX. May :j.-Tale and the
I Vntrereity of Panaaytvaaia piayed a I to
It tie game, aolch laeted rwelve tnnmg.
till oaraneas put a atop ta play yeetor
day. The ecere waa t to 1 la favor of
Pennsylvania In the ninth, when n
error and two alnglas reeulted In Tale
tying the orore. Peanavtvanta'a only
ecsting wae la tho fourth Inning, four
successive tit aad aa anor giving them
their total, a
THE BEE:
-
NICK RUCKER IS HIT HARD
Hank ODty't Pett Are Thereby
Eiitbled to Win Again.
(
GAME IS PLATED IN TEE MUD
i i
Eaa, Batee aad Phetpe tarry Off
the Batting Honors Sanaa
Keeps tbo Hlte All Well
Scattered.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-Clnclnnatl ham
mered Rucker hard today and won from
Brooklyn. 4 to t Tho gam v. as played
on a (loppy field while the weather waa
cold. Sugga kept the hit well scattered
and pitched good ball throughout. Egan,
Bate tnd Phelps carried off tho batting
honor. Scor:
. hltOOKl.TN
ABH.OA.C
Korea, rf... I t I i
CINCINNATI.
AH H O A S.
II.. I I I I t
naubart. lb. I III
mil, lb... II
Ned lea. rf. I I I
Italy. It I 4 t
Hastate!, lb. I 4 I
Tattler, la... 44
rivet p .... 4 14
ftacktr, ... 11
Baiei. cf ... 4 14 4
I HeMltiel, Ik I I II 4
I Mllrlwll. rf. I I I
lXoaa. .... 4 I 1 I X
I epkelaa. .. 4 t I
insaiaa, as.. 111
I UeLess. ... 4 4 11
4 tttte. p.... 4 114
IU-aer, p.... I
'Weeet .
.144 T.nn n ii n h
Tatal a 4 II t
Baited for Ruckr In sixth.
Brooklyn I II M 1 M 4-1
Cincinnati t t I 1 ' I
Two-bane hlte: Smith. Hiu"Niin)i,ii
Three-baae hit: Smith. Baecher. Hit:
Off Ruoker. In five Innings: off Barrer.
I In three mini. Herrlflr hit: Rsmond,
Stolen baaea: Morten It), Batea, Daubert.
Double play: Tooley to Humnatll to
Pauhert. Left on baaee: Brooklyn, ut
Cincinnati. I Flrat base on hall: Off
Rucker, t: off Bugs, 4. Struck out: By
Ruckar. t: by Baraer. t: hr Sun. 1.
Tim: I k. . L'moir: Brennan and
klwen.
Willi Pltckee Croat Ball.
ST. LOUIS. May 11-Baae on ball.
error by Miller and Campbell and Evana
floubie in tne eighth enabled St. l-oula to
win from Boston again thia afternoon,
soorw 4 to L Willi held the visitor bit
lee up to the seventh Inning. Score;
rr. vovn. boiton.
.oa. until.
Maaate. hi I I I (Rvenar. hi I I I I
Kills. If I I 4 oouaeaall. al I I I I
Nearer, lb.. 4 I 1 I Miller. It .. 111
Kasalrbr, lb I 1 11 I tJaHiaeB. If., let
Bsae. it.... 1 4 tDailla. ai... I
1 1
mil a, el ... 4 114 Haaarr. IS.. I
1
Oakaa.
..IS iHrPaa-e. at
..III Kiln, a..... I
..till Trlir. I
till
1 I 4
ns. a...
Viltla. ..
L'eenells.
1 I 4
4 4 I I
4 4 14
14 4
Klrlt. II ... 1
Msse ...
..144 Dirkea, .. 4
-HaWr I
Teats....
I IT 11 1
. Tetta... .. 4 ii t t
Batted for Dtckaan in ninth.
Rnaton .... lltimiM
St. Loul IIIUItIM
Two-baaa hit: ans. fuisee oh hella-
Off Tyler, 4; off Willie, 4, struck nut:
iiy Tyler. I: by Willis. I. Hlla: 'Off
Willi. 4 In tight inning: off Tyler. In
even and one-third Inning; off Dtckeon.
l in two-tnirde inning; off uudermlik. I
In one Inning. Time: tW. Umpire.
Rlgler and Fluneran,
Harvard Turns on
Dartmouth Athletes
CAMBRIDGE, Use.. May It-Harvard
retrieved It defeat of but year at the
hand of Dartmouth by winning their an
nual dual track and field yesterday by
H point to mi. IL B. En right of
Dartmouth la th high ramp cleared the
bar at feet 14 Inchea. a quarter of aa
inch better than tho record made by
Palmer of Dartmouth In ltlti In the pole
vault H. 8. Wright of Dartmouth made
It feet fl men, as compared with the
old record of 11 feet 1 Inches. T. Cable
of Harvard threw the hammer 1M feet
11H Inches; th aid record wa 14 feet I
inchea.
Dartmouth wa strong In all th field
vents aad In th hort dsabe, except
tho let-yard dash. With the two teams
neck and neck in this svsnt. Do Ooasaldl
aad Adam of Harvard finished flrat and
second, respectively.
Tho two-mile run wa tb beat track
event of tb day. Six Harvard men and
threw Dartmouth men started. Captain
Wlthlngton of Harvard and Ball of Dart
mouth made a terrific quarter-mile sprint
at tha end, Wlthlngton winning by ten
yard a Th rest of tho Harvard awa.
however, eould not overtak tha Dart
mouth runner.
DISCOVERERS PROVE TOO
MANY FOR SHAMROCKS
COLCMBUS. Neb.. -, May ltMAaeelal
Telecranvr-Tho Omaha Shamrock loot
t th Colombo 8tt leaguers today a
cauao f their Inability ta find the twtrl
r for tho Dlecoeverers. Score: R H E.
Shamrock .. 4 I 4 -l 4
Columbu ... t t 7 It t
Battenea: Shamrock. Mason. Fletcher
and Toot; Columella. Scarry.' Canine.
Denxlnger and Harrison. I'mpiro: Tiller.
tteweid talaad Wlna .ae.
ORAT.O ISLAND. Neb, May tX-Saa-etel
Tstegrajal Orand Island wan an
hlbruoa game from the Kearney teaguera
today.. There waa very tittle hitting -m
either id.' O'Heam, TTtmbie and Late
Worked oa .th saownd for tho visitors
gnd Cleamaa aad Tltchmaa for Orand
Island. Scots: R.H.E.
KfsaVl IMJT . . IMIlMl 11 S 1
Or. UlUtl... 1 -.!
YOUNG CHRISTIANS TO
GO OUT ON NI5HT HIKFS
' AO-aight bikea' wUl be 'held by the
koya gymnaalttm r losses of the Omaha
"Y aasocsjtlaa durliui th sums
month, la ctarr of Russell Ftowor. The
boy wtU lea tb T building FTtdey
aad boot oat the CsJhoua road from Fior-
eaca aaet along tb river past Glbooa, re
turning tb foiiowlag day.
Oamp win ba struck as dusk seta la.
whets lac here win build their own Or
and eaok their ahra "grub.- Esc yoang-
ster win carry a bkuaket aad etkor aqulp-
OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY
Copyright, National Neva Ann.
ONE OF THE DRIYEES OF THE BIO
DECORATION DAT RACE.
Cil
eWew
Oil Anderson, racing driver for th
Ideal Motor Car company of Indlanapolla,
and Frank Agan, mechanician. In th
Slut car, which they will pilot through
th tut-mlle International aweepatakea
race at the Indlanapolla motor ipeedwey
next Memorial day. May St. Anderson
will have Len Zengle, winner of the
Klgln road race, a a team mat. In th
Is at Mo-mil rate Anderson drov hi
Stuta car through without a atop. Thl
wa a notable performance a It waa
th first car of the type that had been
built and It waa entirely due to th stay
ing qualities which It exhibited that thl
msks of csr wss placed on the market.
Anderson entry wa tit flrtt to be
received for the coming race.
RYAN'S' HOMER SAYES NAPS
Bates Full at Time and Parade to
Plate Follows.
SCORE IS TIED, ONE TO ONE
First Faar Mea t'p for Clevelaad
la First Hit Safely, at Make
No Scare Aaalaat' Wash
Ington. CLEVELAND. O., May U.-Ryn'
horn run with the ba filled In the
sixth Inning, woa th gsm for Cleveland.
The flrat foar men up for Cleveland
In the flrat Inning hit axfety, yet no one
cored. Orkney wa thrown out stealing.
Olson was nipped at third trying to take
two base on Jackson's single to cen
ter, while Jscsson , wa nailed at the
plate, when ho y-lcd to ecore on Birm
ingham' single to left. Scorn:
CLEVELAND. WASHINGTON.
AU-M.O-A 8. AB.nO At
flieaey.
M . I t Hesllar. If., till
.! reer. IS... 41111
nvtcaar.
onea, a.... I I
Jerkem rf. I I 4
Ira's'a. I I I I
I SMIIas. et.... I I I I
I csislea. It . 4 I 1 4
1 ecua'a'a. xe. 4 4
1 rliaa. Ik... I III I I
raeurlr. t. SIT
Rraa. rf.... 4 11
11'BrHH. alt III
Sail, lb 4 I
I IWIIItaea. a 4 I I
I (Alare, s t 4 1 4
esaN. I. I I
Kaeler. .... t
4 ineraar. .... 114
Sssas ..... t 4
HITltl
Tenia
Total M IMH I
Batted tor Akera In th ninth.
Cleveland 4 1 t
Washington I I I I I I I I H
Two-base hlte: Birmingham. Moeller.
Three base hit: Caahloo Home run:
Ryan. Sacrifice hits: McBndo. Oleon,
Easterly. Stolen beeee: Jackaon. Milan.
Hlte: Off Akera. In all Inning; off
Becker. 1 In two Innings. Baaee on balle:
Kahler, : Ackers, 1 Struck out: By
Kanlar. S. by Becker, x. Flrat an error:
Cleveland. 1: Washington. 1. Left ea
naaea: Cleveland, 4: . Washington, u.
Time: ::n I'mptre: Connolly aad
Hart.
SHOOTING TOURNEY AT
ONAWA NEXT WEEK
Th first annual tournament f th
Onawa Gun club will be bold on May
tt, at the club's ground at Onawa. Th
tournament will be open to amateurs
only from Nebraska and Iowa. About
tea Omaha amateur nlmrod will tnvad
tha Iowa tournament with a view of
carrying away aomo of tho prise money.
Th program for th morning win con
sist of six, fifteen target events and
one. twenty target event. In tho aft
ernoon a duplieatioa of tho morning
shoot will bo held. Tho purees will be
divided oa tho percentages basts, fc. tt.
and U. Th bustnesa man of Onawa
are boosting the Brat tournament aad
bava put tn 3t added money tor prtxe.
Mowealaertoa Detente Napeete.
BLOOMINQTON.- Neb. May 1t.-48po-ciaLe
Tha Btoomtngton High oehooi do
feated Naponee on the Bluonilnatoa dia
mond Friday after-noon, by a score of I
to . Although th day waa rainy aad
could, but few error were made. Roy
Smith did atroog work m tha box with
Billle Long as catcher. Thai la Blooea
Ington's second victory over Naponee
thia season. The score last ttm wa
7 t 4. .
A Sadden Coltoaow
of moonacb. nVer. kidne- and bowel is
meat aareiy prmnted with Electric Bu
rets, tbo safe regulator. Sc. For sale by
Beatoa Duf Co
tit
7 VP
v
PtaWtF',Advrui04j tt tha &oad
13. 1912.
Drawn
BREWERS HOLD TRACK MEET
Bluet' Pitchers Gire Them Chance
to Practice Sprinting.
RUN THE BASES AT WILL
Tvteaty-aevea Ball Player Take
les Hoara and Forty-Five
Mlnatee for Game Kadiaa
Elevea to Sevea.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., May 12.-U took
twenty-eeven hall player two hour and
forty-fire minute to play nln Innings,
In which fifteen new ballt Fere used here
today. Eight of th players were pitch
era, and on the Kan City (id It
seemed that th flrat three vied with each
oilier to see who could present th visit
or with th moat run. Score:-
MILWAl'KEE. KANSAS CITT.
il.H0.il AB.H.O.A.E.
Llebold. ef.. aarbeaa, lb. I I Ml
Raneall, rf.. ( 4 (KclialWr, If.. I 4 I
t'harlea, Ik., till tcaulaM rr.. till
L..II. si.... Sill Ktrr. is 4 1 1 4
faero. It... 4 11 ftTemaea, as. I I 1 4
Jones, tb ... I III I Wanes, .... 114 1
H Clark, III I I I lo-t'easar. .!
Mirakall, e . t 1 I Itowmr, 3b 1 4 1
Nltkalaaa. 1 4 I Roek rM. 3b I I I
Mirlas. ... 4 4 4 J. Clark, ct. 4 I
Doaikarlr. I 1 Pewell. a... 111
(Vila, p.... 14 tAltrork. 4
'kraas 114 tBraaeaa, . 1
riane, p.... It'll
Taiais u wsu l
Tatsll tt II It II I
Batted for Nicholson in the fourth.
Milwaukee 1 1 4 4 1 4-11
Kansaa City I I I I I I 1 l-l
Two-base hits: Coulson. H. Clark, Bar
beau. Three-base hit: liebold. Home
run: Jamea. Stolen baaee: La bold 13),
Charles (31. Lewis, Marshall, Coulson.
Base on balls: Off Nicholson, t: of
Marlon, t; off Dougherty, t; off Cutting,
I; off Powell, 4: off A It roc it, 1; off Bran
dom, 4: off Flene, 1. Struck out: By
Nicholson. 1: by Marlon, 1; by Dougherty,
1; by Cutting, 1; by Powell, I Hits: Otf
Nicholson, t in three Innings; off Marlon,
1 In two-thirds Inning (after three had
walked): off Dougherty, 4 In tour and
one-third lnnlngc oft Powell. 4 In three
Innlnga: off Altrock, t In one and one
third Innings: off Brandom, t In one and
two-thlrda Inning. Umpires: Hay nd
Krwla.
Doable Win for Salat.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 11 With
two men out and runner on aeoond and
third. Fertia waa put In to bat for Hoe.
man tn th eighth Inning of today' game,
between Mlnneepolla and St. Paul and
doubled to the right center fence, acoring
both run and winning th gam for
Minneapolis. 1 to L Score:
I MI.VNEAPni.lS. IT. PAUL.
' AS H O A E Al H O A B
ruse,' it . I I I I Dirtier. It. .. I 1
Altlelr. a. l I I I IHarnaaa. et. I I I
Wlllleae. Ik I I I I Heeart It.. 4 114 4
Klllller. Is.. 4 t 1 I IHeCa'k. Mill I
Reanaaa, If. I 4 4 Autre,. Ik... 4 III I
Karris t 1 I tuoeeau. I I I
Wsrlae. rl.s II lleela. .... I I I I 4
Delekaatr, U 4 t 4 fRlit ... t 4
out, i is mors. e
Owen a. e.... till Decea'ers, . I I 4
Olnewea. p. 14 414
TotaM '.M I M 14 4
Tatala I T IT It 1
Bated for Rosaman In th eighth.
Batted for Lew la In ninth.
Mlnenapoll -l
St Paul 4 4 4 4 1 -l
Two-base hits: Clymer, Farrla Hoff
man. Home runa Hoffman. Sacrifice hlte:
Altlxer. am. Hoffman. McCormlck. Stolen
baaee: Delehanty. Owen. Double plays:
Olmstead to Altlxer to GUI. Left on
bases: Mlnneepolla. 4: St. Paul, t Struck
out: By Olmstead. 4: by Decannlere, 4.
Basra on balls: Off Olmstead, 1; off
Decannlere. L
CENTRAL NEBRASKA LEAGUE
HAS SOME HARD SLEDDING
CENTRAL CITT, Neb.. May lt-Spe-clal.)
It now seem certain that If Cen
tral City Is to be Included In a base ball
circuit this year that It will be In a dif
ferent alignment of clubs than any yet
proposed. Th flrat plan proposed contem
plated organizing th Central .Nebraska
league, to be composed of Aurora, Central
City. Oaroola, Stromsburg, Greeley and
St. Paul. After thr had been a confer
ence of reprawntatlve from various
town bold here. It seemed that very
thing waa going to work out smoothly,
but sine then enough town In the pro
poaed circuit have been enable to make
kroner ararngeman ts. so that th circuit.
aa at flrat proposed, ha been abandoned.
Now other propositions have been pre
sented tor tb eonaideratloa of tb Cen
tral City tana, th circuit suggest
Shelby. David aty. Rising City. Polk.
Central aty and Stromsburg. a th
town ta be Included. Thl would make a
fnlrry compact league, but th Humbling
block bar 1 that tho two northern
town favor Sunday ball. A meeting of
local srrtkusiasts wa held at the dry
ball last evening, and th organization
perfected '.tori tho purpose of financing
a dub - to enter the Central Nebraska
league waa practically abandoned. Tb
business men, here are MID. talking base
.ball, but If a team la organised It prob
ably will ba aa bade pendent concern aad
win not be a member of any league.
WAGMANS WALLOP THE
FARRELLS IN SWATFEST
Jo Wag-man bnaky si after took the
fun meaours of the Famll team Sunday
and at the and of tha ninth round tb
cor stood at to I In favor of Joe s pets.
Tbo Wstratana almost broke ap ' th
game tn tbotr slaughter ef tho. bait
Mougersoa. Hotter. Murphy and Lebr.
each got threw lor 'bingies and fif
other got free a ta two bits, the
feat are of th gam wa HotTer Ions
Wagmaa' 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 I
Farce) ti4-
Batteries: Strong. Kroux and Kemp:
Beggs, Madden aad Clair. Earned ruae:
Ferrets, t: Wagmans. IT Hits: Off Wag.
mane. B. off Perelle. t Stolen base:
H offer 4. Moagrrooa m. Lehr T). Kemp
tt), Strang:. Murphy. .Touag. Nemo.
Key to ta sttvw
rareatne.
for The Bee
MERRY SPRINGTIME SPORTS
Outdoor Clubs Call Forth Large
Numbers of the Sportsmen.
GOLFING AT ALL TEE CLUBS
Wnter Sport Are Alae ladalaed la
at Lake Maaawa aad at Carter
lake, Wber Boat Are
' tilvea Tryaata.
The summcrlfk weather of yeaterdv
brought the sport lovers out In large num
ber to tho varioua club, golf link and
tenni court In both Omaha and Council
Bluff. Perhaps the largest crowd of the
season wa on th link at tha Field club.
At noon yesterday over sixty golf enthusi
ast Sad gon th eighteen-hole circuit.
In th afternoon even larger crowd
-ere out then In the morning. The
Country club pulled off a "flag" contest,
under the handicap system, which wa
entered by over twenty golfer. The con
testa were highly Interesting to both the
spectator and th player. Tha golfer la
given a handicap of n many. He than
ha so many drive. At the end of bis
number of drives he plant hm flag
when tho ball (topped on tho last drive.
HI flag bear hi nun. The man who
make th longest trip In th d coign ted
number of shut win th event.
Golf at Happy1 Hollow.
At the Happy Hollow club many golf
matches were pulled' off, while tennis
held full sway all afternoon and for a
while In the morning. Tha cool breese
made playing a pleasure and th players
had to work fast In order to gat up a
sweat Harry Koch, Cub Potter and sev
oral other tennis sharp put In their flrat
real day of tennis at th Field club.
Harry Koch, th city tannt champion,
played com fourteen gamea yesterday
afternoon and won them alt Ha seems
to be In better condition than ho waa last
season and If ba keep up at th present
rat h 1 going h will probably pull
down th coveted tit) of city champion
at th city tournament again thia year.
Ha will also ba a strong contender for
the Mat till thl season.
"Splk" Kennedy wa at th Field dub
for a while yesterday morning and played
a few game. HI arm to a trifle aor and
he says he will to slow until h get ht
struts again.
MaelaaT at Meaavra.
Th big fun wa pulled oft yesterday
afternoon, however, at th Council Bluffs
Rowing association at Lake Manawa,
where several sailboat races were held
Byron Reed, on of th director of tho
club, launched hi thlrty-aix-foot full
rigger Thursday afternoon of but weak
aad gav it th first tryout yesterday
afternoon. Ho bad Uttl trouble leading
th rest of tho racer and tha atrong
wind blowing kept th boats going at a
terrific pace. One of tho small catboat
capslaed about forty feet from shore In
making a "tack." but It waa soon righted
nd th drenched sailor were eoon play
ing their way with th wind to tha Ne
braska ahora and back again. (
Th two aenlor eight-oared shell crews,
who will race against each other on the
opening day. May a. war out for their
daily practice yesterday mommg and
on crew waa hitting tt up at a thlrty-twa
dip for a quarter of a mile, and working
Ilka vet.
Flahlaa at Carter.
At th Rod and Gun dub ground not
much wa doing In the way of (porta,
although several of tho club members
were out la boat trying to land a tow
wary base. Fishing, however, waa not
of th best, according to report locelted
from th angler. Th lake wa a tittle
rough and tho clear weather also helped
put th blink on tho port Several
bungalow are being put up on tha dub'
new; grounds at Court land Bench and a
port loo of the ground hava been art
aside for a "tent dty thl aurnmer. It
la reported that over thirty member have
made reservations for tan space- These,
42
There's contemplative
pleasure in it.
Old Ac Is th kind ef beer that rov,
llka to think of before 70 drink for
tli era 1 much pleasure la looking poa
the park leg fluid and realltlag that
yon are -oinf to bare a food, aatlafjiBf
drink.
The Amber Bottle
keeps Old at ever pare, br preventing
light from decaying; It Ask for tb
amber bottle.
by Hal Ccffman
however, will not go up much before
June L
K. C. SCHOOL WINS EET
Central High Gets Valley Cham
pionship by Small Margin.
EIGHT POINTS FOE OMAHA LAIS
Virgil Reetor Tie for Third Plnco
In Pola Walt, While Millard
nnd Blttlegvr Also Get
Plaeco.
KANSAS CITT, May 12. -Central High
school, Kansas City, won th Missouri
Valley championship track and field'
meet yesterday, securing Ktt point,.
Other ' scores arc:' Weatport, Kansaa
City, Mo., tit,; Dr Moines, 504; Bu
Joseph, 14H; Manual, Kansas City, iUti
Lincoln. M; Omaha, , etansas City,
Kan., 4.
tt-yrd low hurdles: J. rteher (Cen
tral), Kansas City, first; 1. Barclay, Kan
saa City. Kan., second; H. Blltlnger,
Omaha, third; H .Gore, St. Joaeph, fourth.
Time: 4:2t.
231-yard dash: B. Nledorn, St Joseph,
first; H. Undley, . Lincoln, second; t;.
Reppert (Weetport), Kansas City, third;
H. Slaughter (Central), Kansas City,
fourth. Time: :,.
8-yard run: Flrat. A. Smith. Wet De
Molne; second. R. Morse (Contrail. Kan
sas City; third. B. Hsmlin (Manual),
Kansaa City. Time: l:Uc.
Pole vault: W. Powell (Manual Train
ing High echool), Kan Ms city, and V.
Hector, Omaha, tied for flrat; third,
Menke (Weatport). Height: It feet I
Inches.
High Jump: C. Bowman (Weatport),
Kansas City, flrat: R. Merrill. De
Molnea, and J. Mtnton, St Joaeph, tied
lor second: W. Powell (Manual Training),
Kansas city, fourth. Height: J feet 1
inchea
Broad Jump: William (Weatport).
Kansas City, flrat: Llndley, Lincoln, eeo
ond; Anderson (Manual Training), Kan
sas City, third: K. Smith. Des Moines,
fourth. Distance: IT feet Pi Inches.
Hammer throw: L Peckenpaugh
(Weatport), Kanaaa City, first: J. Heber
(Central), Kanaaa city, eecond; CI.
Strother (Weatport), Kansaa City, third.
Dlatwioe: 128 feet U Inchea,
Shot put: J. Re bar (Central). Kansas
City, flrat; C. Reber (Central). Kansaa
City, eecond; O. 8trothera (Weatporii,
Kansa City, third. Distance: 4S feet 1
Inch.
Dlacu throw: J Reber (Central). Kan
sas city, first; R. P. .Lens (Manual),
nmnaea city, secona; u. Htrotner (West
port), Kanaaa City, third. Distance: lug
feet I Inches.
Hammer throw: First Feckentaitgh,
(Weatport High school), Kansa Oty;
second, J. Reber (Central High echool),
Kanaaa City, third; Strothere, (Westport).
Distance: 128 feet seven Inches.
Dlcu throw: Flrat J. Reber (Central);
aaeond. Plank (Manual Training High
school), Kansas City; third, Strother
(Weetport). Distance: 101 feet, six Inches.
lM-yard high hurdle: First J. Reber
(Centre!). Kansa City; second, J. Bar
clay. Kanaaa City, Kan.; third. C, Mailt,
West De Molne. Time: :!
100-yard dash: Nledorn. St Joaeph: sec.
ond, W. Johnson (Weetport), Kansa City;
mini, tnoiey, Lancoin. rune: o:u.
One-mlle run: Flrat A. T. Taylor (West
port). Kansas City; second, straggle.
West Des Molne; third, Hogg, Lincoln.
Time: 4:067.
444-yard run: First A. Miller, West
Des Moines; econd. Millard. Omaha:
third. Jackson (Central). Kansaa City.
Tim: 4:47.
Vergil Rector, Hugh Millard and IL
Bittinger of tha Omaha High school track
squad of four athletes made a total of
eight points. Rector got a tl for first
pic In th pot vault with a leap of
14 feet t Inchea and Millard breasted tha
tap eecond in tho 440-yrd dash. Bit
linger was third ta th low hurdle. With
th exception of th mil run, th Omaha
lads did not tak part In any of tha other
vent.
Reldea Cats ta Dee Molne.
WICHITA, Kan.. May 11-1 ra Belden.
outfielder with the Wichita dub for tho
last two years, ws sent to the Des
Molne Western Varus dub thl evening.
Belden I the oldest player tn point of
service In tho W eat em league today.
Kay to tha ttitoatiim Des Advertising.