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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914.
EASY FOR THE REGULARS
On a Muddy Field, the Yanigans Qo
Down to Defeat.
ALEXANDER SHOWING UP WELL
Itonrke ARffrrRRtlon flora to Lin
coln Todny, Wliere the 3Icn
AVI11 Meet the Antelopes
In Severn I f.nmca.
Before a score 0 farts the Ttourko Reg
ulars trounced the Yanigans yesterday
afternoon at Itourko park, 9 to i. The
Mctory was decidedly dummy, the result
of the mud In which the athletes floun
tiered when hiking around the bates. Re
gardless of conditions, the game was
pleasing bocauso It proved that some of
the Kourkes could really hit the ball. The
Ilegulirs annexed 17 hits before the con
tr.t culminated.
The Yanigans were strengthened by
Stevenson. Hlctai and Brady, members of
the regular fhiuad, but even that could
not posirone the slugging of the athletes.
Wallace and Thomason were the hitting
fiends, although Thomas, Krug and
I'aync got In timely wollupi. Wallace
made three hits and Thomason four. Wal
lace was pi wed at second on tho regular
team and he assisted materially In the
victory.
Young Alexander pitched for the Hcg
tdars for thrco Innings and did himself
proud. The Yans got but two runs and
three hits, oven though be was only using
his slow ball. The youngster's slow bull
Is a pippin and Alexander should be a
winner If he can mix up the slow ono
with a curve ball.
Ormsby got baek Into the fray after R
frlorl of Incapacitation due to a sore
arm and he did well, althvugh ho was a
hit wild. Tho Ynns made neither run nor
hit off the Wisconsin pitcher and It looks
m If he would become a steady twlrlcr.
This morning tho team will depart for
Lincoln to battle with Charley Mullen's
proteges. CSondtng Is after revenge and
ho QBserU he will got It If the boy hit
like they did yesterday. The lineup;
nBOtriiARS.
au. a 11. ro. a. b.
W allacc, Sb S S 3 2 0 0
Chase, lb 4 1 2 14 1 0
Thomosun, cf ..4 1 4 2 1 0
Consalton. rf 4 0 0 0 0 0
Krug. If B 0 2 3 0 0
Ward, 3b .,. 4 110 10
Thomas, ss 3 2 2 1 7 0
Shesluk, c S 1 1 f 2 1
Alexander, p 10 0.010
Ormsby, p 2 12 0 10
Closman, p ...,. 1 0 1 0 1 0
Totals 30 1? 27 15 ' 1
YANIGANS.
AD. n. H. TO. A. E.
Clancy, 2b 3 0 1 6 3 1
Payne, 3b 1 0 2 3 1 0
Graham, 2b 4 0 0 E 4 0
OUell. rf 3 1110 0
Mrekor, If 4 0 1 0 0 1
Kmlth, lb 3 0 0 8 0 0
Shannon, If 3 0 0 10 0
Rogers, c 3 114 6 0
Stevenson, p 0 1 0 0 1
Kicks, p 1 0 0 0 3 0
Urady, p.... 1 0 0 0 1 0
Totals '. .....29 3 0 27 18 3
Regular
Runs 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 3 19
Hits t 1 1 0 5 2 4 4 2-17
Tanlgana
Runs 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 03
Hits 1 02000210-C
Stolen bases: Thomas, Dell, Meeker. Sac
rifice hltst Chase. Ward. Congalton,
Clancy. Two-base lilts; Thomnson.Thomas,
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out: Ry Ormsby. 1: by Closman. 3i by
Stevenson, 1: by Rrady, 2. Bases on balls:
orr Alexander, l; off Stevenson, 2; off
Hicks. 1; off Tlrady. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Ormsby. Time of game: 1:10.
Umpires: Closman and Ponding.
Anson Reinstated.
Cap Anson has been reinstated as an
imateur golfer, but If you saw him play
yon would never suspect him of being a
professional,
SJ Betterment
fir . I
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CLARA BELLESJIX RECORDS
Booster league Bowlers' Totals Are
Shattered with New Mark.
GATE CITY CLOSES ITS SEASON
Memliera Anther Aronnd Festlre
Board, Ilavo Fnrenrell Fartr
and Dlstrlbnte Tokens of
Remembrance.
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The Clara Belles shattered all Booster
Uaguo records Tuesday night when they
stacked up a grand total of S.IIS In thetr
match with tho Omaha Field club. They
rolled the most consistent set of team
Mjaines ever rolled here, wjth scores of
1.072, 1.0SS and 1.053. Out of the fifteen
individual games only two were below
200. J. Jarosh led tho individuals -with
C7, followed by Stun, 657; O. Johnson,
3; Cain, 6S0, and Wartchow, with a good
dog score of Sit.
The Field Club team put up a strong
gamo, but were unable to cope with the
record-crazed Clara Belles, who won all
thrco with ease. This 3,213 record total
tops tho Brandels Highballs' recent rec
ord total of 3.118. -
With soveral straw men the Chris
Lyoks and Elk club rolled an uninterest
ing series, In which the Elks came out
victorious with a two-game win. Fan
ton's 68J total was high for the squad.
on next Tuesday night the Clara Belles
and Lelseys will have a battle for tho
supremncy 0f the Booster loagu-; The
Clara Belles have a thrceigama lead, and
u win De necessary for the Lelgys to pull
them down nil throo games to even up
the race. A battle, royal Is expected.
Last night's scores were.
CLATIA tinr.Ti.vi
5V"e- 1st. 2d.
Val" 213 223
J. Jarosh 237 137
O. Johnson ttu in
"Wartchow M4 201
otunr. ;i2 2J8
691. Cochran took fifth place with 852.
Other scores: '
SINGLES.
Blmpaon BUIMorton C39
F. Jarosh..:...... KrrlHollenberser .... 449
UiSAUBnS IN INQL.Ka,
Cochran Eo2
Fuchtmeyer 642
Silk 40
2.871
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415 S. 16lh
Sd. Total.
214
214
248
100
SIT
6S0
m
6S3
B7S
(B7
Total 1,072
OMAHA FIELD
Nome.- lit.
Krltchcr 184
'Barker 188
Miller 159
Cub Potter 1SS
Ced Potter 2a)
Total 937
Handicap 43
Total 97
1.0S8 1.063 8.21S
CLUB.
2d. 2d. Total.
191
IB
173
193
100
J49"
43
215
180
191
193
1S1
DM
43
690
649
623
373
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981 1.001 2,961
CHRIS liTCKS.
Name. st.
Straw 157
C. Weekes 20$
Straw 171
R. Sclplo. 163
Fanton .234
2d.
1M
193
168
214
197
3d. Total.
1S3
1S1
203
166
170
486
6H1
CSS
CM
5X5
Total , 933
EUvS.
Nome. 1st.
O Johnson 14
Giotto 1S3
Straw 163
Straw 20S
Conrad 1ST
Total . &H
931 83 3.7S0
3d.
232
16S
193
191
166
Sd. Total.
1G1
303
1M
170
20S
6O
660
621
660
52J
913 907 2.717
tilrc Fnreivell Feast.
Last night the Date City league mem
oers hem their farewell banquet at
Ragan's cafe. The fyll membership of
tho league was In attendance. Officers
for next season were elected. T.iey were.
President, John Hoffman, re-elected:
treasurer. J. Stein; secretary, E, Land
strora. Lane, this season', treasurer, re
fused tp act again. In IteU of his faithful
services during- the last two seasons, th.
members of the league presented hint
with a handsomely engraved fob. The
members of the pennant trinnlng. Mickey
Gibson team were presented with gold
fobs, as was FlUy Flgenschuh. who Is
th. leagu.'a Individual champion. Tfels
makes twice In succession he has vroa tho
highest honors In his league. Cain, the
all-event and Individual champion of th
recent Gate City tournament, was pre
eentcd with a handsomely engraved
; watch fob. Tho league adjourned to meet
I again early In Septcinber.
In tho Metropolitan tournament last
night Zimmerman shot a nice total of CS7.
' and rolled Into first place In the singles.
;1L Bcselln rolled Into third place with
Elmmarman 657
Monroe 696
Beselln 694
3)ober ,663
FIVE-MEN TEAMS.
letter's Old Age..
Pete, Loch's
Brodegaard Crown's ...... t 2.7M
Pender All Stars , 2,231
DOUBLES, X.EADEP.8.
Stlne and Hoffman 1,121
Lytle and McDonald 1.1OT
Teal and McCny
Trandt and Anderson 1,029
Schedule for Wednesday:
7:30 p. m. Jetter'. Gold Tops, South
Omaha against Wroth's Cafe.
9:46 p. m. Met against Storx Triumphs.
A large crowd was Tri attendance at the
Metropolitan alley's to witness tho singles
and doubles. In special match E. W.
Invln, San Francisco champion, a great
bowler, shot tlx sanies without an error.
E. W. .Scott drew seventeen split, in his
six games and was not able to get & big
score.
DOUBLES.
1st. ill. M. Tnt.l .
K. W. ScAtt 17 S19 IKS KK
w. irwin.., 190 197 636
Totals SSI 403 363 1,152
imt. M. 3A. Tnl.l
Cumlnga. 164 20s 22s TM
Cochran 1S2 182 192 66S
Totals' S3S 397 417 1,140
- SINGLES..
1st. 2d. 2d. Total
K. W. Scott,., 157 191 172 630
(Turnings 187 234 292 623
K, W. Irwih . 204 225 223 6S4
Cochran 151 172 165 . 478
Metropolitan Lcaaae.
ORTMAN'S BAKERS.
BREAK MARKSJN ANTIPODES
Members of All-American Track
Team Back from Trip.
ARRIVE AT SAN FRANCISCO
rower of Boston Athletic Associa
tion Establishes IVevr 3Iarh
for Mile. Day Before
Satllnav
Rd. Total..
153 457
1T9 47G
119. .41$
4si T,m
3d. Total..
202 621
159 - 477
1S4 47S
1st. 2d.
Keller 145 169
I tinkle 173 123
a rift lth , 132 137:
Total 450 419
MOQULLIANS.
1st. 2d.
Hamlll HQ 164
Simpson 169 139
Holfenbercer 187 1S7
Total , 511 470 495 1,476
Braves Play Atlanta
Six Innings to Tie
MACON, Ga., April 1. The Boston
Nationals and the Atlanta Southern asso
ciation team played eight Innings here
today to a 6 to tto. Perdue, pitching for
Boston, wm withdrawn In .th. first In
ning after Atlanta had obtained four hits
and three runs. Score: R.H.B.
Boston 6 9 a
Atlanta 6 10 0
Batteries: Boston, Perdue. Strand and
lowdy: Atlanta, Lawrence, Price and
Reynolds.
Lincoln Sells
Rader to Helena
LINCOLN, Neb.. April . 1. President.
Jones of th. Lincoln Western league club
today announced the sale of lnflder
Donald Ilader to the Helena (Mont) club
of the Union association. Rader refused
to report to Lincoln this spring.'
I0WA CITY SfLE TEAM
WILL PROTEST SCORE
IOWA C1TT. la., April WSpeclal.)
Coach C. & Williams of the Iowa City
High school rlfl. team, will appeal to th.
.xecutlv. commute, of th. National RUle
association from tho decision of th. com
mittee of .xperta, which cut down th.
score of the local teim In tta final match
from 79 to 974 and thereby gar. th. na
tion interachotasUo cb&mplonshlp to Deer
Ins High or rortland, Me. The tlgurea
aa compiled by Lieutenant AJbcrt K.
Joces. the official scorer for the asso
ciation at Washington, gave Iowa OUy
97? tq Bering's 873, hut the latter school
appealed to the president of the.assocla
i-.on ana sKcurea in. appointment of a
commltteef two experts.
Perstbteni Advertlslne; Is th. Itoad to
Big iveturns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. April 1 With
four Australian and seventeen state rec
ords tn their cerdlt, the four athletes com
prising the ali-Amertcan track team ar
rived hero today on tho steamer Wil
helmlna, In perfect condition and ready
to compete again in ten days. The men
participated In twenty-one field days dur
ing a thirteen weeks' tour of the anti
podes, and did their own training and
conditioning.
Among the records brought home was
one in the mile run made by James A.
Power of the Boston Athletic association
tho day before the team left for America.
Running on a grass tifr.ck, with an extra
yard tacked on, to each lapf Power
covered the distance in four minutes,
eighteen and two-fifths seconds, break
ing Alfred Shrubb's mark of nine years
standing. This Is said to be the best Urn,
for the distance ever made by an Ameri
can athlete on foreign soil, and is
significant because of Power's difficulty
in getting into form earlier in the tour.
Aside from the individual performances
the Americans won the team champion'
ships of Australasia and New South
Wales. In the latter meet they won seven
of the twelve events In which they
started, and placed in all the rest of the
events.
Iturlc Templeton of Stanford university
put the Australasian pole vault record up
to ll feet SH Inches.
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