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OMAHA PLAYING REAL BALL
With the Bases Full Johnson Hakes
Long Hit that Wins Game.
DENVER LOSES BY TWO TO ONE
Content Develops Into n Pitchers
Battle, rrlth Clonmnn of the
LocnU Having Best of
Arffument.
"Hickory" Johnson' slammtd the ball to
the left field fence for three. bases In
the seventh Inning of yesterday's game
with the Denver OriMlies and scored the
winning run when ailmoro caught
Orubb'a sacrifice fly to deep left center.
Boo re: Omaha, t; Denver. 1.
It wu by far the prettiest game played
on the local grounds his season and
both teams playod finished ball. Omaha
exhibited some real bote ball playing and
showed conclusively that with a pitcher
In the box the team can win.
And there sure wm some pitching on
both sides. It was truly a pitcher'
battle, with Epson Cloiman of tho
Rourkes having the better of the argu
ment. In no one inning did he allow
more than one hit. However, he man
aged to get himself In a hole nearly
every mnlng by passing tho first man,
but by clever pitching and sensational
fielding back of him, he managed to es
cape without Injury.
Three Doable Play.
Three lightning like double plays by
the Rourkes at critical stages of the
game kept the champions from crossing
the rubber. In tho third inning, with
three- men on bases and none out, uwj
sidy sent a grass-cutter to Schtpke, who
threw to the plats, cutting Fisher, off.
Dutcher. the next man up, clammed a
hard one to Justice, who fielded It with
his meat hand and threw to the plate,
getting Wolfgang, Johnson whipped the
sphere to Kane, getting Butahsr and r
tiring th vide.
In the sixth, Butcher got to first on
a dead ball. A hit and run ploy caused
Qulllln to swing on the ball and it
bounded Into Closman'a hand. Ho thrw
to Justice at second forcing Butcher and'
Quillln, thrown out at first. Justice to
Kane.
With Gilmore on second, Block on first
and one to the discard, Butcher hit a
ball which looked like a sure hit over
first bass. Block, evidently thinking it
a clean hit, started running. He was
past second base whon Bchipke nutdo a
speotaouSar catch, throwing to first,
completing the double, ailmoro In th,e
meantime hod almost reached home.
Palled Off the Boards.
In the fourth lnnng Th6mason mado
a wonderful catch of Channell's long fly
to center with qulllln on second, The
ball looked like It would surely go over
the 'center field boards, but Tommie, by
fast wafting, got. within reach of the
, ball ana. sailed it off the boards with
one band.
Tha Denver team as a whole looks
mighty sweet, but at that does not com
par wM the championship team of last
yean True, they hit the ball and field
well, Ssut cannot run bases with the speed
they should. In almost every Inning tha
QrlsaUea got men on bases but failed
to get them across,
Omaha scored the first run in the
opener. Justice beat out a bunt, went
to third on Thomason's single to center
and scored on Kane's single to right.
Tha Grualtes evened up In the second.
Quijlba opened with a double, wa oaort
fBfojsftfoini
I 5mopth a5.your.5kin 1
1 UsIi25Cts. Silk'SOCts. I
I Everywhere 1
ffeoRGE Frost CorM Boston
IBPflH
I if mil, in; iiite.
If f SHIP rV
2oo fcet i.on&
tMitev Ffccr iHORe
and loaded mym
rPPL6V HOU OLD
HE HOLDS THE GRIZZLIES SAFE
IN OPENING GAME.
JIAIUtr CLOSMAN.
flced to third and scored on Channel's
sacrifice fly to Thomason. In the sev
nth Johnton tripled and scored on
Orubb' sacrifice fly to Qllmorc, Score:
OMAHA.
AB. II. It. O. A. HL
Justice, ss,. ..,., 4 12 13 0
voyi. ir. i
o
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
u u
H
o
l
l
0
3 .
4
6
1
jnamason, ex.
Kane, lb......iM., 9
Contrnlton. rf 2
Johnson, o
UruuD, 3D , 3
gchlpke, 2b..... 3
Clonman, p 8
? !
Totals.....,, 23 2
T 27 IS X,
DENVER.
AB. Ri IL O. A. IO.
unmore. ir
0
0
Cassldy. rf...
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
X
o
1
i
0
1
1
4
0
ftiauiews. rr o
Butcher, sa 3
qulllln, 2b ,,. 4
French. 2b..... S
Channell. cf 3
ppnar, o 3
Bpanr. o..i. a
Wolfanir. t S
Block 0
Totals.,.. ....27
Omaha-
6 21 13
Runs ., ,...1 i
Hit , S
Denver
Runs 0
0 6 0
1 0 0
0 I
0 1
0 0
0 0
2
-7
0 0
0-1
Hits .1
1 1
Stolen baseq; Junt.ee (2), Butcher, qnll
Hit. Haorltlce hits: Coyle, French. Wolf
gang. Sacrifice files: Orubb, Channell.
Two-base hits: Orubb, Qulllln. Three
base hit; Johnson. Double plays. Justice
to Johnson to Kanet Closman to Justice
to Kane; Schtpke to Kane. Struck out:
uy uioimnn. e; oy woiigans;, . uats on
balls: Off Closman. 2. Hit by Ditched
ball; By Closman, Butcher. Lett on bases:
umnna, ij uenver, s. nme; . um
pire: Anderson.
SIOUX CITY 1'ITCHEU TRIUMrilS
Brorn Scatters Hits nnrt Wins from
Ltneoln.
SIOUX CITY. In.. May II Hloitx City
and Lincoln played fast ball today, both
nuung rreeiy, nut tne locals, nuncnea ef
fectively In the fifth Inning, getting three
runs and a lead of that many. Brown
and Khman, pitchers, divided honors, al.
though tha Bloux hurler had the shade
in scattering tho slams. Boo re:
BIOUX GITT.
AB. R. H.
O, A. E.
T. Smith, 2b 8 0 1
2 2 0
Cooney, ss, , 5 2 2
Clarke, If 3 0 0
Davidson, cf. 3 2 2
Breen, rf 2 11
Callahan, 3b...,..,,. 4 13
Wool urns, lb... ...... 400
Rapp, c. 4 0 1
Brown, p 4 .0 I
2
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
Total 94 1 II 17 11 4
LINCOLN.
AB. R. II. O. A. E.
Lloyd. 2b B 0 2 1 2 0
Mullen, lb... S . 0 1 8 0.0
Barbour. 3b...; 4 2 2 1 5.0
McCormick. If 6 0 1 o o o
Cole, cf 4 0 1 S 0 0
Cobb, rf. 5 12 10 0
Dowllng. SS 4 0 0 6 1 1
Baker, c. 4 0 0 4 0 0
toman, p.,.,,.,,,.,, 4 0 1 0 6 0
Totals .40 1 il 24 H 1
Sioux City 1 0 0 11 t 1 0 M
Lincoln 0 ooiiooiD-3
uen on oosest ijioux uiiy, sr. uneoln.
11- Ftfst base on errors Off Sioux City. 1;
off Lincoln, 4. Sacrlrlee hits: Breen, Clarke.
Two.bain hltsi f.lovil. rrvntiv ti-rr.r
mlck. Barbour, Davidson. Cobb. Stolen
bases: Cooney, Barbour, Davidson. Double
H.i H.ii.n. vwnvr nq w ooiumo,
vtdson and Woolums. struck out: By
Brown, 4: br Bhman. L Bases on balls;
riff Ilrnwn nf , vuM.. mi . ....
Umpire: Fltsslmmona
WICHITA SHUTS OUT HQOSTBRS
Des Molne UnabU to Solve Ellis'
Brand of Hall.
Wttlwr Mid bu. running and superb
pltchlnir by JEllls won for Wichita. Sweet
,..... ,u ,,, nni innine- oy .racer.
Almost 2.000 AnlUir urfn. t...
the garos. guests of Secretary Fair
weather, who is a law student at a local
university. Scores
DBS MOINBS.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Craig, rf ..
Andreas, 2b.
Fox, If
'Hunter, cf..
Bellly, as,...
...
0
1
1
O
1
HV, jt$HHtj IIhI ssssssssssssssH
VeUt-M10RFv F&lv MBeLssfliBsssHl
THE BEE;
He Simply Must
t DON'T KNOW f
HOW OLD I?, HE 9
Jones, lb J 0 1 IB 0 0
Leonard, 8b 4 0 2 0 2 0
Sleight, o 2 0 0 6 1 0
Sweet, P . , 0 0 0 0 0 0
Kaber, p.,..,. 2 0 5 2 5 2
flhaw. c. 0 0 2 1 0
Lakaff, P...4 0 0 0 0 1 0
Hahn vl 1 1 - -
Totals 22 0 7 27 18 3
WICHITA.
All. R. II. O. A. JS.
itfddleton. cf 4 2 3
3
0
Hills, rf... 0 1
Koerner. lb J
Hughes, 2b.. 4 0 1
19
2
2
2
1
1
0
remgrew, u... ..... y
Castle, c. 0 1
Bbb, 2b 4 0 0
nADP, ss , 4 0 o
Bills, p ,..,. 1 X
Totals S4 S S 27 15 1
Batted for Faber In the eighth.
Pes Molne 0 0 0 2 ? SzS
-Wichita 0 0200001Q-S
Two-base hltl Hughes. Thres-base
i.ii.. t .wi durriflpo hltl Jones.
41110. mvim.u. " " . , -
Doublo play; Fox to Sleight to Jones.
Bases on bills! Off Bweet, 1! oft Ellis, 1,
Struck out) By Faber, fj by Lakaff, li
by Ellis, 1. till oy uuoneu
l&ls. (Andreas.) Stolen
Bellly, Leonard, Mlddleton -) lBtsi Off
Bwect 2 in one innlngf off Faber, 1 1 In
seven Innings. , Left on bases! Des
Moines. i Wichita. 6. Tlmei iM- um
pire: Segrist.
JOHNHON WILD AND LOSES
Topekn Gets Lenrt Bt. Joseph
Vnable to Overcome.
ST. JOSEPH. May SS.-Johnspn's wild
nets n the fourth Inning, followed by
Smith's single oft Chellette. who had re- ,
a. a T t . mm. .a ffAnilt. ll.fl1 I 1 IlC .
St. Joseph was unable to overcome, a
sansatlonal catch by Fortythe was the
feature. Bcoro: ,
AB. n. H.
O.
1
S
1
11
I
1
0
A. K.
8 0
fioohran. 3b B' 0
iee, :r ,. o
Foraythe. cf,... J
McLarry, rf.
Happs, lb. .. (.....
French, ss
lrn n a
. - tt
0
11
1 0
0 N 0
0 0
Bmlth, ib,.. .,),.,... 4 0
Cooreham, p......... 4
1
1
Totals W '
BT. JOBJKPH.
AB. B. H
27 15 1
O. A. J3.
Kelly, It 6
1
8 O
it. wauon. u
1
1
0
0
0.
?
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
S
1
7
0
0
1
n W.l.nn I
Zwllllng, in.. ,4..,,., J
r.,.,. 5
Ketter, o. 1
iinrrnn. D....i.a.iii as
wesiersu, so......... a.
Ochs. 2b..... 4
Melnke. as 3
Brewer 1
Johnson, p
Ohellette, p 1
0 I
0 0
0 0
Tonnemu
McConney, v 1
Totals 6 7 87 U 2
Datted for Chellette In seventh.
Batted for Meinke in ninth.
Topeka 1 0 0 8 X 0 1 0 0-0
Ht. josepn ,.,..v v v v w
Three.baee WUI MoLarry, u. vaon.
Two-base hltl Forsythe. Bacrlflco hits:
McLarry, French, McAUester. Stolen
bVses: Forsythe, MeAtUster. Struck out:
Bv Johnson! Si by Obe lette, s by Mc
?onney, 3: by Cooreham, , Rases on
balls: ot Jonnson, a; on unuovjo, , uu
n I . .11 ntlAhMl tlAtll JIV
Johnson. Forsythe. Uapps. Wild pitches:
Cocreham, 2. Hits: Off Johnson. 3 in
three innings, on uneuee, o in wur u
nlngsi off McConney, 1 in two innings.
t -ft nn a(tat Tnnnlii. R! Ht. Joscr.h. 2.
Time: 1:43. Umpire: lgler.
Falls City TraUs,
Avoiding Shutout
AUBURN, Neb., May t3-(Bpeclal Telegrams-Falls
City was unable to make a
circuit until the ninth and Auburn won
today's game. Kranlnger of Auburn hit
seventeen fouls In succession and was
then caught out on a foul tip. Score.
R.H.B.
Ifnll. hllv....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 7 1
Auburn 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 (I M T )
Batteries: Finch, Vanhammer and
Wheat, Reed and Kranlnger. Umpire:
Coombs.
' HUMBOLDT, Neb., May 23v-(6poolal
Telegram.) Humboldt won today's game
from Nebraska City In a hard fight to
the finish, making the necessary score to
win the ninth with no men out Sooroi
. R.H.SX
Humboldt ....0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 27 0 3
Neb, Ctty.....O 00201030-402
Batteriea: Stanley and Musser: Belts
and Cummiafi and Qoldwalthe. Umpire:
"Walker.
Spit Ball Cause of
Poor Work by Walsh
CHICAGO. May tt-Dr. Blair, official
Vhlte Sox physician, declared today that
Walsh's poor condition Is due to exces
sive use of the "spit ball." His digestion
has suffered and this has affected his
work. It may take a month for Walsh
to round Into best form. Only good head
work enabled Walsh to beat New York
lost Sunday, he said today.
American Association.
At St Paul- R.H.E.
Toledo 1 I
8t Paul 7 0
Batteries: Collamore and Livingston:
Laroy and Miller.
At Kansas City R.H.K.
Louisville 14 1
Kansas City .- Oil 2
Batteries: Woodburn. Smith, Louder
milk and Beveroldi Vaughn, Schlltser.
Rhoade and KrttcbelL
At Minneapolis- R.JI.B.
Indianapolis .....3 7 2
llnneapolls JO 18 3
Batteriea: Schardt. Kslserltng and Cot
ter; Olinstcad and Srnlth.
At Milwaukee TLlfB.
Solumbus til 6.
Hlwaukee , 2 U I
Batteries McQulllen and Smith, Slap,
pleka and Hughes.
V nlnn Association Itysalta,
Eatt Lake City, I, Helens, 6.
0
OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY
Spring It
HOW Ob
YOU rAAfc.
"TMrVT OUT?
YGARi OLD
SUPERIOR FIRST AT HOME
Cement Makers Gather in Third
City Players, Nine to Seven.
HEAVY HITTING IN SEVENTH
Sewnrd Defeats Johnnr Oondlnu'li
Pnplls In Opener on the Home
(.rounds by Score of Two
to On. , .
SUPERIOR, Neb., May 23. (Special Tel
egram.) Superior took the opening gamo
today by heavy hitting In tho seventh
Both teams played good games and the
hits were ten for each team- Stevens had
a llttlo the better of the argument. Grand
Island made four scores In the first and
three in the seventh. Superior scattered
Its hits and runs along the first, third,
fourth and seventh. This being the open
ing game, a long parade led by the band
and downs 0f automobiles containing of
ficials, ball players and city officials
preceded the game. The attendance was
about 700. Score:
BUPKtllOlU
ORAM) ISLAND.
AB.H.P.A.B. , AB''0,
Prrer. .... 4 I I llon4.u. Ibi I I
Orr. b.. I 111 0inrt!n, at 1 2
Mlnrt, tf . I 1 0 0 Onennttt. Jr.. I
Landnth, lb I 1 I 1 OHchonorr. ct t
Hohtia, 0.... 4 lit to. 0. .......
TMIfwn. It. 4 IL I 1 Buartldt. tt 4
SchmUt, rt. 4 0 0 enurtfillo, rtt
Obtt, lb I 1 S t 10ormn. lb.
BUfsa p,. 4 0 I 0Fntm, p, 2
tuhntrf; 1
.vim. .,,,( iv it, 11 4
ToUta II 19 M
Grand Island. ,.,...4 0000030 07
Superior 1 0 0 : 10 i 0 M
Bases on balls: Oft Fentress, 2; oft
Stevens, . Struck out: By Fentress, t;
by Stevens, 5. Double plays: Fentress to
Flrestlne to Oorman, Pryor to Landreth,
Oraves to Landreth. Hit bv Ditched boll:
Flrestlne, Burgell. Umpires: ICuhn and
McDonald.
CrorfA Sees Champs Win.
HASTINGS. Neb.. May 23.-(80ealat Tel
egram. About sixteen hundred people
enjoyed a special holiday this afternoon
ana saw liastmits trim cremont by suds
rlor batting and fielding. Both Thleasen ;
and Rouse were wild. A low throw of
an iniieia nit was responsible for Fre
mont's only score after Henry had
doubled. All business houses were closed
In honor of the home-coming champions. I
JfRBMONT. HASTINGS. I
An.lt.O.A.B. AU.H.O.A.B.
nshner, rf,. 0 1 0 lMcC.be )(.. 0 J 1 0
llesrjr, lb... 110 1 loFrtnf.n, 4 1 0 J 1
luu. lb 4 211 ODowner, rf.. 1 less
Wttul, et... I 0 I 1 tat-Unua, tt. 4 1 1 0
Turptn, rt,.. 4 0 4 0 OUns, lb..... I UK
dourler. . 4
0 0 3 usnmn, I&...J 1 1 1 g
0 2 0 ITwko. lb,,, I I II 0 0
0 1 1 lCVrntj, 0... 1200
0 0 I OMpCo. p..,. 2 12 0
0 5 3 1
, Toii tt 11 n 11 1
Wilts, lb.., 1
NK. . 4
ThlMiea, p- 1
3louM,
1. p.... 1
TetrJ 31 4 3111 (
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Hastings 1 3 1 0 1 0 2 1
Two-base hits: Henry, Fortmati, Ling,
Smith. Sacrifice hits: Fortman, Downey,
Gettman, Carney; McCoy, Henry, Stolen
bases: Wetse!. McCabc (2), Downey, Gettw
man. Tacke. Struck outf By McCoy, 0,
Bases on balls: Off Thlessen, lioff Rouse,
S; off McCoy, 4. Doublo plays'. Tacke to
Smith. McCoy to Tacke. Hit y pitched
ballt By Thlessen, 2. Umpire: Freese.
York Shutout nt Home,
YORK. Neb.. May 23. -(Special Tele
gram.) York played the first game of tha
series here this afternoon with Kearney
before an audience of 1.200. The Prohlbs
were defeated. 11 to 0. York's errors were
all costly, while Lots was tight with men
on bases. Score:
KBAIWBY, TOnK.
AB.U.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.K.
Beehtolil. It. 4 1 1 0 enie. th.... 4 12 11
Hrntk. lb... 4
Arock, lb.
lUrrlott. lb. I
8bnera, ct 4
Orsr. e 5
Woodruff,
UcXtbbn. rf
Lots, p I
1 1
0 10ht(i. lb.., 4 1 S 1 0
1 OlUme. rf... 4 0 10 0
2 I
t
M
1 1
1 0
1 ocurk. It,.., 4 14 0 1
0 0Mlmout. ul I 1 1 B
2 0 Drown, c,. t 1 10 0 0
I OM.UIck, lb. I 1 0 2 0
1 oiuaiwn. rt., 4 0 0 0 0
0 14 0 Osborne, p... 10 0 1
KnlhL n... 1 A ft 1 a
TUU,.,..)I 10 IT 12 1
ToUll n I 27 11 I
Kearney 1.....0 0 6 0 2 0 0 1 S-U
York 0 00000000-0
Earned runs: Kearney, s. First bass
on balls: Off Knight. 5! off Lots. 2. Wild
fitch: Br Lots. 2. Two-base hit:. Mat
Ick, Acock. Chose. Home runs: Her
rwlott. Struck- out: By Osborne. S; by
Knight. 3: by Lotx, 9, Tme: 3.W, Umpire:
Also Lucky at Home.
SEWARD, Neb., May 23. (Special Tel
egram.) On acoount of the recent tor
nado no big demonstration was made at
-no dis-
colortion-rno ,
sagging rims, "
no lumpy crowns
in Gordon derby
hats the guality
maizes them .
stay put.
Gordon soft felt
hats will appeal
to your good taste.
Beautiful colors, nexo
styles hats worth
wearing.
THE
Gordon
HAT
24, 1913.
Drawn
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT'L LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Phlla 20 7 .741
Brooklyn ..1 12 .612
New York..l5 14 .617
St- Louis.. .16 15 .616
Chicago ....1716 .618
W.L.Pct.
Denver ,..19 11 .GXl
Lincoln ...18 11 .621
Bt. Joseph.17 13 .W7
Sioux City .13 11 .4S1
Omaha ....14 16 .467
Des MotneslS 16 .44
Topeka ...IS 16 .448
Boston 11 Ji
Pittsburgh .15 18
Cincinnati . 8 23
.233
.465
.281
Wichita ...10 20 .333
AMER. LEAGUE. I
W.L.Pct-1
AMER. ABB N.
W.L.Pt
Columbus ..19 13 .594
Milwaukee 21 16 .563
Phlla. 20 9 .690:
Cleveland .22 12 .647
Wash 18 12 .BOO
Kan. Clty,.2l 17
Louisville .20 16
Mlnnea'lla .16 17
,.r3
Chicago ...21 14 .600)
.666
St. LOUIS. .10 21 .432
Boston ....14 19 .414
.481
Indtan'lis ..16 IS .484
Toledo 13 23 .361
St. Paul... 13 0 .394
MINK LEAGUE.
W.UPct.
Humboldt... 6 2 .714
Falls City.. 6 3 .625
Auburn .... 4 4 .500
Neb. City... 1 6 ,143
Detroit ....VI 22 .K3l
New York. 9 23 .I8l
NEB. ST. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Columbus . 4 4 .600
Hastings . 1 .7.
Kearney ..,6 3 .625
Seward ... B 4 .5M
Fremont .. 2 6 .276
Grand Isl.. 3 E .27S
York S 6 .3761
superior ,, 8 6 .376
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 1; Omaha, 2.
Lincoln, 3; SU MxClty, 6.
Wichita, 2; Des Mdnes. 0.
Topeka, 6; St Jostvh, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, postponed.
Cincinnati, 1( Philadelphia. 4.
St. Louis-New York, postponed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia-Washington, postponed,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 6, Milwaukee, &
Toledo, 1: Ht Paul, 7.
Indianapolis, 2; Minneapolis, 9.
Louisville, i Kansas City, 6.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont It Hastings, S.
Columbus, l; Seward, 2.
Kearney, 111 York, 0,
Grand Island, 7 Superior, tv
MINK LEAGUE.
Falls City. 1: Auburn. 2.
Nebraska City, 6; Humboldt, 7,
Gamea Today.
Western Leairue Danver at Omaha.
Lincoln at Kloux City. Wichita, at Des
Moines, Topeka at St. Joseph.
national league umcago at v iitsourgn,
St. Louis at Cincinnati. New York at
Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
American League Cleveland at Chicago,
Detroit at St. Louis, Washington at Phll-
aaeipnia, uosion at New xorx.
American Association Columbus at
Milwaukee, Toledo at 8t Paul, Indianap
olis at Minneapolis, Louisville at Kansas
City.
Nebraska State LeaRuer-Fremont at
Hastings, Columbus at Seward, Kearney
at York, Grand Island at Superior,
the opening name here today. Woods
pitched a star game. Seward won by the
aloso score of 2 to L Score;
COLUMBUS. gBWARD.
AU.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Crn, rt 4 e 1 0 OTtppin, m.. 4 0 0 0 1
B.l'trrln, Ml 1 I 1 IBrannoo, lb 2 0 2 2 0
Semlon, lb. 4 Oil 1 Blink cf.,.. J 0100
UBrotrn, Ibl Oil 1 link, 'lb...., 4 0 10 0 0
ut. lb 1 012 1 suxmirt, it.. 1 0100
IjltCb. If.. . I 0 10 Oltleklln. rf.. I 1 1 tt A
IUSMr, et. I 0 1 0 OUir, 3b...., 4 0 I 0
aeodlnr. c.. I 1 2 1 OPotttt, e.... I 0 1 o
Onlnt p.,. tool owooa. p..., I 0 0 s o
ToUls II 214 I I ToUU....."l 17 147
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Seward 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 -2
Bases on balls: Off Canine, 3: off
Woods, J. Struck out: By Canine, 2; by
Woods. 5. Hit by pitched .ball: Brannon
and Woods.
Travers Makes New
Record for Course
NEW TOniC, May 23,-The golfsrs who
survived the opening rounds for the
Metropolitan Amateur Golf championship
"started off today over the rain-soaked
iinKs oi ine rox tiius uou ciup, m&ien
Island. The weather overhead was
threatening, but no rain felt after the
early morning houra
The most prominent players In the
leading division are Jerome D. Travers.
the national champion, and Oswald
Klrkby, the New Jersey state cham
pion. Both were in the lower half, so
that If they win their early matches to
day they will be pitted agatnst each other
In the semi-finals.
Travers has won the Metropolitan
championship four times and has held
the title for the last two years. Judging
from his playing since this tournament
began. It looked as though he -vould he
returned the winner for the fifth time.
Travers' defeated Beach, Fox Hills, in
the third round, 7 up and 5 to play. The
champion was Invincible, playing remark.
amy clever goir an the way. He went
put In thirty-three and when the match
was won on the thirteenth hole, he d.
elded to play out the bye holes for a
record. He came In In thlrty-ssven, roJ.
Ing a total of seventy, a new -.teur
record for the course.
Klrkby won his match from Stwancy,
2 up and 3 to play and win meet Travers
In the selm-flnals at eighteen holes later.
The other semi-final will be between
Wild. Cranford and Hammer. Fox Hills.
Boone's Star Athlete
Collapses on Track
BOONE. la., May 2J.-(Speclal,)-Edgar
Fogler. star athlete of Boone High school.
collapsed on the track today during a
field meet and for several hours was In
a serious condition. He was hurried to
a hospital, where he later regained con
sciousness. Ha will recover. He had
participated In several events, winning
first In nearly all of them,
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Ritchie and Rivers
to Fight on Fourth
LOS ANGELES, Cal May 21. -A battle
for the Ughtwolght championship between
Willie Ritchie, the tltleholder, and Joe
Rivers of this city, to be held In San
Francisco July 4, was assured today by
announcement of Joe Levy, River's man
ager. There has -been disputes as to who
would meet Ritchie, who came to terms
with a San Francisco promotor some time
ago. Rivers was the first choice of the
promoter, but he was under agreement
for the July date with a local olub man
ager. A struggle for the battle followed
between the promoters.
Ritchie's manager declared lost night
his man would fight In San Francisco
only, and this left the question of the
ohampion's opponent up In the air, until
Levy announced today that he had (ac
cepted for Rivers the terms of the Son
Francisco club.
Pitoher Pape
Quits Base Ball
BUFFALO, N, Y May 23. Larry Papa,
former member of the champion Boston
American league team, and since Jan
uary X on the Buffalo International
league pitching staff, has quit base ball
and will return to bis home In Pitts
burgh, where he will take up his former
occupation us an electrician, rape's de
cision was announced when President
Stein Informed him that he was to be
farmed out to a Canadian league team.
Pope refused to eign wlthi any league
lower than the International, and when
his demand for an unconditional release
was refused he announced thai he was
through with the game. ,
KILLED LEARNING TO
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CLEVELAND, O., May 23, While learn
ing to race a motorcycle In tha Luna park
motordrome here today, Julius 81m. a
young amateur, was Instantly killed.
He had be,en repeatedly warned not
to go above the white stripe half way up
on the saucer shaped drome. When he
tried, to Increase his speed so as to r(de
above the white stripe he lost control,
struck a. post at the top of the track and
was killed.
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PHILLIES SECURE ANOTHER
Win Third Straight from Reds, Who
Narrowly Esoape Shutout.
ARE SAVED BY A HOME DRIVE
Philadelphia Ties Score In the
Fifth Innine on Double, nn
Error and n Doable
Tiny.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-PWlodelphli
won the third straight game from Cin
cinnati here today, the score being 4 to 1.
The visitors escaped a shutout through a
home run drive into the bleachers by Al
meida. Three double plays wore made
by the home team. Only thirty batsmen
faced Brennan. Bescher, whp made a
pair of doubles, was the only man in
addition to Almeida to gat as far as sec
ond base. Both times Bescher was left
at second, he being the only visiting
player to be stranded on the circuit,
Philadelphia tied the score In the fifth
on Cravath's double, an error by Tinker,
and a double ploy. In the seventh Cm-,
yath drew a pass, took third on BrowrTs
wild throw to catch him napping and
scored with Luderus on the lattery's horns
run drive over the right field fence.
Suggs took Brown's place in the eighth
inning and Knnbe scored on his singly
and Magee's double.
Today's game wound up Philadelphia's
stay at home, in whloh the team won fif
teen contests and lost three. Score:
CINCINNATI' . rHlLADEWHIA.
AU.ll.O.A.Ji. AU.H.O.A.B.
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Bitti. rf....l
Ticker, u... 4
Beckftr. cf... S
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0 OKntbo. 2b... 3 1 4
0 1
1 i
0 4
S ILobwt. b.. 4 0 114
0 OMifee. It... 4 2 4 0 0
0 ocrmvath, rf.. S 1 S 0 0
4 OLutierm lb. I H 1 0
2 ODooUn, SB.. 10 8 3 0
0 QKIlllftr. 0... t 1 0 1 0
2 ISreontn, p.,1 1 ) I 0.
0 0 Totals.,... T 27 11 'o
Wlrwni, lb. J 0 10
AlmH. lb. I 1
Brfbiror. lb 1
CUike, c... I
Brawn, p.,.. I
Slim, p...., 0
KUac 1
1 1
0 4
0 0
0 0
0 0
Total II 7 24 11 2
Batted for Brown In eighth.
Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1-!
Two-base hits: Bescher (3), Cravath,
Magee. Home runs: Almeida, Lyderug.
Hits: Off Brown, 6 In seven innings) off
Suggs, 2 In one Inning. Sacrifice hit:
Knabe. Double plays; Tinker to Berg
hamer to Marsans, iAiderus to Knabe,
Lobert to Knabe to Luderus, Knabe to
D oo lan to Luderus. Left on bases: Cin
cinnati, 2; Philadelphia, 4. Bases on balls:
Off Brown. 2: off Brennan, 1. Struck out:
By Brown, 1. Time: 1:30. Umpires:
O'Day and Emalla.
More About Chose.
Manager Jennings' Is going to slve Sam
Crawford a two weeks' try-out at first
base. If he falls, then an affort will be
made to secure Hal Chase from New
York by trade or purchase.
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