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Poof Ball Captain Elcotod to Ne
braska Athlotio Board.
C0RNHUSKER9 FOB TENNI8
111 ! I
"Will Be nil Tenia to fit. I.obSh to Cam
pete- Jn Mlrmnnrf Vnlley Ten ill n
Tourney -Slever Buss
tnnnn un Tenm.
nr JAninn h. i.AWitiSNcn.
LINCOLN, May 16.-IJptcal Telegram.)
-At Ihe election of student members for
the nthletlo board thla week, Victor Holll
knn, captain of tha foot bait sloven topped
I ho list of nil candidates, Halllgan polled
h bigger vote than rcn Mi cloitt friend
opccled Herbert Reese, r truck man,
polled the second highest votol Zumwlnkcl
tinother track man vraa third high) Carl
Hawkins, a bMket ball player, wu fourth
nnd O. O, Fouls, a foot ball man, Was
riftlu There wtra light candidates. Tho
new members will tnko their place on tho
board at the last meeting of the yoar In
tfunr,
Nebraska, "wilt be represented In tennis
Ui In reaf nt tie Missouri Valley Tennis
teurnnment held at Ht. Louis, Muy 21 it
In the first time a Cornhusker team has
been pinked for the tournament the re
bull tit the expanded to all branchus of
bthtellea ut Nebraska. The taumament
rtlll be held under the auspices of Waih
Inston mlvrrlty In ponncetlon with tha
Jllrsaurl Vollry trnolt and field meet
tVaehlnstniii Kanias, MUsourd Ami,
Dmkei NoliroiUa nnd tho Kan.-u A galea
Til II hnrw ttnme In the tournament. Tho
frebratkn Unm Insludcn Vllllams, Ouet
mnnn, an Omaha lad, nnd Mnyc, the
Xltut two to rrpreetnt tho Cornhuikers
In the doablwe tvnd Meytre playlnff In th
elnslcA
'tmeU Met rlth Weeloynn,
"Volyan le next on the program for
the Comhuaker track aquad-tho Motho
dlt and Cjrntiuakcra holding a 'dual
meet on th Kebraika cinder pith next
Saturday Wesleyar) hai etab)Uhod Ite
tupiemscy over eeoondary collesee In o
Irafltn and la reputed to have n strong
Item. The Cornhuektra InolCcntally hava
n "r to vrlpo out for the defeat handol I
thorn In basket ball byt tha Mothodls
;ulnVel.
Pollowlna the Wcaleyan mfft. the
Huakera have only the Mliisurl Valley
ritect at Bt. Louie on .May 3) and 90, and
(he lyeatern Intercolleptnte meet at Chi
cago, Juno and 9. to look forward to.
Track aupremaay In the , M'.ourl Valloy
la mueh muddled thla ymr. Nebraeka
Vraa defeated feclslvuly by Kanaaa early
In the aeaaonl Wsaourl beat Kuiaas the
following xreek by an equally one-aided
ecoret Amee took Mliaourl Into camp
end then Nebraska adda the flntshlnz
touch by easily dofoitlng Ames last Sat
urday. All Depends on Ulx 3Iert.
It Is apparent that Uie i-hamplonshlp
Will rest mora than ever on the outcome
of the Missouri Valley meet, The Corn
huakera are slowing rounding Into form,
according to Coach Reed and should be
thftr strongest In the St. Loula meet.
Against Kanaaa, the Coruhuskera did not
ahow one-third the strength or last Bat
tirday and Reed la beginning to hope for
a. favorable termination of the reason.
Tit excellent spring weather has been
Ideal for 8Uehm'a spring foot ball squad
nd he has had Mjr bunch out for prac-
Uce every day. The training has progrestd i
la row well along. Btlehm's soccer suud'
Is still practicing and may schedule an
other outside game before the close of
ethool
Travers in Line for
British Golf Title
SAKDWICII, England, May 16. -Jerome
D. Travers, amateur golf champion ot
the United States, has an excellent
chanca ot carrying off the Rrltlsh ama
teur honors according to spectators who
i,. . rnf.nn. i ,i.ini.
Travers was the star. Travers and '
Francos Oulmct the open champion of J
tha United States, played with Harold
" .
it. Hilton and Michael ecott and lost by
t and I Then- defeat, however, was dr-
dared to have Wen due to the extremely
poor showing made by Outmtt TraVer 1
never made a mistake throughout the ,
cnm. II., drove lone snd' null! A. '
mitably. rjnormous Interest Is dUpl4d j b"er wlth 8t- " ftnl1 ma
in tb forthoomins championship oon- p"" ro.nhwf,"t "n.d "eona wUh an.41
test
ENTRIES POURING IN FOR
JULY RACE AT SiqUX CITY
aiOUX C1TT. J., May .-(8pecIaI
Telegram. Despite the fact jha't en
tries ore not expected until after Mem
orial day nee at Indianapolis, the man
agement of the Hlo-31 City speedway an
nounces thi;t a considerable number, ot
entries r already In and forfeit
posted. The promoters are alid confl
jlpnt that the number ot foreign entrlra
trill be extremely lrge this year and aa
it result efforts in be?ng made to per
mit the drlvsrs to carry their European
nuBibera ao that U records will stand
as continental records. 4ta -welt aa Amerl
pm Scmoblle Association records.
MEfcS IT IS'.
"a bunch op "me Govs wem? umoopin6 it up
IN A MALAMUYC SALOOA4; '
THB Klb THAT HAMOUTi TMS MUStoBOX UM
r,t 4oLo AWB , SAT
UAKteHBUS -dan fAtGReU.
V
I
Standing of Teams
WEST, MiAOUlE. I STATU LBAOUE.
W.Lrct. W.LI'ct
Denver ....18 u .MOiHastlnga ... i i
.MM
Ht. Joseph. H t .009'
Huperlor .., i I Mi
York 4 1 .W)
lleatrlcn ,., II 1 .')
Columbus .. 2 3 . 403
Or. Island,, I 8 .4U0
Norfolk .... 1 4 .w
Kearney ... 0 G .000
AMUR. l.HAUUlfl.
W.L.l'ot.
Dotrolt 19 8 .704
I'lll.a 18 8,(11V
Washlngton.18 11 .MJ
N6w York .11 tl .60
BU Louis lH U .40
Huston 10 12 ,IS
Chicago It 17 .89)
Cleveland ... 8 17 .320
FED, LEAQUK.
HloUx Cltv.U 11 .13H,
D. Uoinns. 11 U .MM
Llnooln .,..11 14 ,42
Wlchltn ..,11 14 .
Topeka ,...11 16 ,421
umana g ji ,m
NAT'L LKAOUB.
W.UI'ct
PlttsburKh..l6 7 .CsJ
New York. .11 (1 .Oil
Ilrooklyn ..11 8 .6711
Cincinnati., 14 U .Ulu,
K'iilln. ,...,,,10 0 .MO
lit. I.OUU....13 is .114
Chicago ....19 Hi .400
noston ..... B io .m
AMKR. AHH'N.
W.UI'ct.
W.lAl'Ct.
roulsvlllo ..17 7 JOSiUalMmoro ...14 0 .70
lndlunap n..li 10 .0001 Bt. 1uib,...m iu .sm
Mllwaukeo.,16 11 .6171 Chicago 1. 11 .C'JO
Kan. City. .14 16 .618 lndUnnpolts U U ..0
Mlnncap'a...a It .60u Urcokiyn ... 8 V .411
fit. i'aul 10 16 .tail Kan. City... W 14 .4ui
Columbus .,10 16 ,i IlUtlalo .49
Cleveland ,,0 1 .84iritUburgh... II .W
Yoaterdny'a Heeulta.
WESTERN LlCAdUE.
Denver, 6i Urnuha, 1.
Topeka, Dvs koines, t. Fourtoen
Innlngn.
Wlciitta, l Bt. Joseph, 1. Twelve In
nings. Nioux City, 8; Lincoln, I.
AMKR1CAN L12AOUI2.
Cleveland. 1 Washington, 1.
Chicago, 3) I'hllMOltmttt, 4,
ht. Louis, l; New York, 8.
Detroit, 0! Da. ton. .
NATIONAL LE-VOOE.
New York, 2; 1'lttsoUrgh, V.
Uostnn, O) Cincinnati, i. ,,
Urooklyn. 2; Chicago, 1, .
I'hllaaeipn.u, vi wol. 1.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Kansas City, 11 lMUourgh, C.
Ht. Louis, I. Brooklyn, .
Cntcago, 3) buiia.o, k.
inu.aiupoln, 4; liuttato, 1.
AMERICAN AhUUv-lATlON.
3B.ns city, 1 1 Columbus, 6.
Mini.oap.tis, 1 Clevsianu, 4.
Mlhvuut.te. ; Loulsvl.le, ll.
Ui. . aui, t; inulanapolls, 8. .,
lil'AU. UtCAUUE,
Koarney, i, utiutrlve, lv. t.
Lraitu is.aiia, vi iota, 1, .
tortoik, i; ouper or, 1
u.bui, Vi Hustings,
Uume Today. 's
Western league Denver at Omaha, To
peka ui Ues .vtuines, Wichita at St. lo
buyii, oioux City ac Lincoln.
Aiiivi.uuii LioUi. No gauieu scheduled,
Nailotiai IeagueNew Yorn at Clno.n
nati, Jiu.advlpn.a at Ptilcago, Urooklyn
ut 1st. Louts.
Vodorat LAiagtie rittsburch at Chicago.
American .n,souiuUunKuiiian City at
Cotumbu. Minneapolis at Cleveland. Mil
waukee (.( Louisville, St l'aul tot In
ulauupollB. State League Kearney at Beatrice,
Orand Island at York, Norfolk at Supe
rior, Columbus at Hastings.
COBB IS STIUON WAY UP
Detroiter Advances Eight Points To-
. ward Lead of League.
.
SAM CRAWFORD IS SECOND
Byrne Lends Nntlonnla, with ln
bert Second Itapp ot Topeka
Ilends Western with, a- Score
of Flye Fifty-One,
CHICAGO. Way 16,-Ty Cobb's steady
advance to the front among the American
league batters waa tho feature ot the
Tace for hitting honora this week. Lat
est records show him In eighth place with
noint ond n .,t .
elnce ,Mt vnk wmU, aw h(J
ranked thlrty-'elghth with an average ot
.sw. jacKson ot Cleveland leads the bat
ters with .407. Thtn come Crawford, De
troit, .$75; Lellvelt, Cleveland. .348! E
Foster, Washington, .7; Milan. Waah.
Ington. .3j Barry, I'hliadelphla, .336.:
Williams. St Ioula, .330; Cobb, Detroit.
.315; Oldrlng. Philadelphia. ,b08; Ilartiell.
New York. .300. Club honora for tho
week go to Philadelphia. VRh .161, with
Detroit next with Blackburn. Chi
cage, "leads the base atealrrs with ten
Ilyrne Leads Nationals.
Byrne at Phlladelpha leads the Na
tional with .4S. In the first ten come
DauberL Brooklyn, .117; Cathers. St
Lou. .4; Meyers. New York, 337; S.
M.ff; I";'. rikert, h .
elphla. Ill; Lobert. Philadelphia, . .
Gwd'Uo,0,n' -3": CT?Vttth- Ph",el
llhta ! n1t.M rtrnnUlv. tl Un
' , ,
, delphlu leads the clubs with .804 and
?5001k,yn1. n"1wlh ,J89 "oran
Cln,nnaU htAXii the l,"e atealera with
f. . .
Kv1 ot Brooklyn leads the Federal
76, and McKechnle leads the base steal
! era w.th seven.
Jnhn 1-ltlia' BVilm.. ,,f ffl L'M.n him
on top In the Amor can association. Kan
sas City la at the top among the cluba
with .tSS. Barbeau ot Milwaukee retains
base stealing honors with ten.
Klrby ot Mobile ranks first among the
Southern league hitters with .413. At
lanta leads the rlubs with -3TS. Knlsely
of Birmingham bss the largest numbir
of stolen baits-fourteen.
Pick of Toronto leads the International
league with .378. Newark leads the cluba
with .371 Koehltr. Jersey City, leads in
stolen basts with seven.
Fed. ToklnR fine.
"How la the Federal league taking V
James A Clllmore waa asked. "We vc
already taUn Baltimore. Ht luls and
a big part ot Chicago." replied the pro
moter of the new organisation.
i
at Times
( SAY
I OUST WROTS A
To RjQMiiT To
You -
eTc.
Base Ball Team
Above are photographs of the Omaha
High achool athletes who take port In
the spring games of base ball and true"
and field events. The top picture is that
of tho Omaha High school base ball
team which has been giving a good ac
count ot Itself Under the captaincy of
Plats, who Is also a sturdy gridiron star.
The team In the picture Is composed ot
TIGERS LOSBTOTflB RED SOX
Detroit Suffers First Defeat of Its
Eastern Invasion.
SHUT OUT, THREE TO NOTHING
VUltara et Jinny Men on llne, but
Collins la Invincible In Pinches
Coveleakle Is Hatted
Hard.
BOSTON. May IC-Detrolt tbday gut
tered the flrat defeat of Its eastern In
vasion beforo tho bats of tho Boston
team. The score waa 3 to 0. Detroit
got many men on tho bases, but Collins
was Invincible In the pinches. The Red
Sox batted Covcleskto' hard. Pine field
ing by the Tlgera prevented several runs.
Score:
DBTUOrr. D08T0N.
AD.H.O.A.K. AU.ll.O.A.t'.
Dath, m... . i I 1 IHaopr, rf.. t t I I
Kir-n-ih. lb I t 11 IVtrtn. lb... 4110
(th. tl t 0 1 fi OLivM. It.... I 1 4 0 0
Crawtort. it I 0 1 0 va'pr, il., I ! t 10
IlllH. II I 1 0 1Sll. M 9 19 9V
llellmuw. If a 0 e 0 eOudatr. It.' M H
rjunis. IS.. . 4 110 VBsitl. lb. .. 1 I
MarUrtr. Ibl 1 I 1 illrrlln. t.. 1 t
01
110
Stnt. .. 4t t 1 uCenin. p..., 1 1 0 t 0
CovftkU, pllOli
VIU .. ..' t 0 0 0 0 Tottli . .. 7 IT It 1
Total. . . .11 4 It It 1
Batted for Covaleskte In ninth.
Detroit 0 000OO00O-O
Boston 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 3
Two-base hits: Kavanaugh, Coveleskte.
Sncrlflco hltai Kavunawgh. Soott Saerl
lice Ily: Engcl. Stolen bases: Kava
naugh. Engol. Double u.uys: Coveleskle
to Uufch to Bums, Coll.ns tu Yerkes to
8. Basea on balla: Ott Covo-eskle, 5; oit
ColUns. 4. Struck out. By Cove-eskle, t:
by Colllna, 2. Time: l:tt Umpires: Rgan
and Evans.
Yanks Put it Over
St, Louis Browns
NEW YORK, May 16.-FUhor had th
better of a pitchers' battle with Mitchell
here today, and New York won from 8t
Louis, 1 to 1. Score:
8T LfllMH. xtw YOUK
AD II i A E AaiirtA-S
Kbottm, ct. I e eviAltd a 4 11
Austia, Il. 4 16 1 lllinu.l. rt 4 8 14
v J
TUB OMAHA SUNDAY, BEE: MAY
i . i i
UJACT TUX X At VOU
TrHfe. SWELL ROGrA X'
usTtjNr0 yours:
f A BUNCH 0lTH6 BOS
WRE UjHO0f(tl4 IT OP fN
TH5 MAUAMOTS SALOON
MUTT
and Track Athletes of Omaha High School
the following! Lett to right, back
row MoLaln, Kutak, Fitch, Adams, Lox.
Fltt and Kelly.
Front Row Klein, Jelen. Hughs, Coach
Mills, Captain 1'lntz, Gardiner and
Wlthcy.
The bottom picture la that of the ten
lads who went to Lincoln yesterday to
compete In tho state track and field
l'nlt. lb.... 4 114 OWalih. It.... 4 10 0 0
n trilMa ! JAVA AII.vI.Im A A A
git. u..,. t i vnaiirii it.... i w w
O.Wll'ras., til t I I Olloliltn, c(.. 1 o
C.Wnlkcr. If 4 0 1 0 Oawtcney. c. . S 0 C 4
irary. to... v i v uK-npn, Ha a i
Wares, m.... 1 1 3 4 III.WII'dm, lb I 0 14 1 0
ilumler. e... 3 0 I 1 OTru'mJ'U, lb 1 1 1 0 0
Miieneii, p.. d i u 2 vr liner p.... u i o v
ToUli . ..lo"!! l"i,ToUI ... .17717 14 1
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
New York 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Two-base hits: Malsel. Mitchell. Sac
rifice hit: Rumler. Sacrifice fly. Holden.
Stolen buses: Wares, HarUell, Austin.
Lett on bases: New York, 4: St. Louts, 4.
Double plays: Pratt to Rumler to Wares,
Wuroa to Pratt to Iary tl). Bases on
balls: Off Mitchell. 3; off Fisher. 1.
Struck out: By Mitchell, 3; by Fisher, S.
Time: 1:47. Umpires: Chill and Sheri
dan. Senators Trim Naps
in Opening Contest
WASHINGTON, May 16,-Washlngton
took tho first game of the series with
Cleveland today, 3 to 1, although outhtt
by the visitors. With the bases full In
the first. Collamore relieved Blandlng and
forced In two runs. Score:
CUSVKUAKD.
' AU.Il.O
UlbaU. rt.. Ill
WASiriNOTON.
A.E. AU.H.O.A.K.
1 OMollir. rf.. 4 1 1 0 O
Turner, 3b... 1
DlalsnA. lb.. 1
Jotniten. lb. 4
0Ftr. lb... 3 O 1 1 0
IMIUn. tt.... 1110 0
VOtsiltl, lb.. 1 1 11 1 0
OBIwnki, II . t 1 1 0 O
OMsratn. lb. 1 0 1 1 0
JitkMa. rt.
1aJI.. lb.. 4
Pd. It
OMtDtlJ.. m. 4 4 I 0
OImb. u 1
CiriMfc. ti .. 1
uunstsar. p. o
ColUmr. n 1
Ltllvtlt ... I
OWIllluni. s. 1 3 1 S
OJahOMM. p.. 3 4 0 4
0 Tsla.ll
4
. M 1 17 U 0
tbuu ... si i il t a
'Butted lor Turner In the sixth.
Cleveland o 0 o o 0 1 0 0 o-i
Washington ? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -3
Hits: Off Blandlng. 1 In one-third in
nlnps: off Collamore. 3 In seven and two
thirds Innings. Stolen base: Qandll.
Double playl Collamore In Cartsch. Lett
on bases; Cleveland, &: Washington. 4.
Base on balls: Oft Blandlng. 3: oft Colla
more. 3. Struck out: By Blandlng. 1: by
Collamore. 4: by Johnson. 3. Time: 1:30.
t'mpires: Dlneen and Connolly.
Mackmen Win the
Opener from Chicago
PHILADELPHIA; May 18,-PWladel-phla
won the opening game ot the series
from Chicago today. Mo X E Colllna
starrrd for the home team both at bat.
17, 1014.
Drawn
TMP KID THAT
WAiMlTTINi; A
nd wATfMiM,
PRTT li'fcT
NOtM umfTa
meet and Is composed .of the following:
Left to right. Back Row Rouse.
Tralnor, Rouner, Flint. Coach Mills, Ful
laway, Engstrom and Loomls.
Front Row Douglas, Painter, Fitch,
Captnln Neville, Morlorlty and Bryans.
These are the lads who are relied upon
to carry the purplo and whlto to tho
front during the spring season ot athlete
at the Omaha High school.
where he made a triplo and two singles
and drew a pass In tour trips to the
plate and In the field.
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AU.H O.A.U. AB.U.O.A.E.
DtramUt, It. 1 0 1 0 OMurphr. rf.. 10 10 1
VMr, ., S 1 1 1 lOldrlac. If.. 4 0 4 0 0
Brsr, ... 0 0 0 0 OK.Colllqli. lb 1 1 Z 4 0
Cbaj. lb. . 3 4 11 1 OUakir, lb... '4 1 0 1 t
J.Colllss. rt 4 0 0 0 UMrlnnl. tb. 4 1 S 1 0
Ilodle. cl... 4
0 10 llleler. ct.... 4
: o o
Alcock, lb... 1
110 IKopl. u..... I
113 1
Ill'kb'rn. lb 4 0' 0 1 OSehans. c... 3 14 10
Kchalk. c... 1 4 4 1 OWjrckeff. t.. 1 0 1, 0 0
Dens, p 10141
ltVX. p.... 0 4 0 1 0 Tptlll ....10 7 17 11 1
RutMll 1 0 0 0 0
-Mayer 0 0 0 0 0
Daly 0 0 4 0 0
Total ...M 3 14 11 4 ,
Batted for Bena In eighth.
Ban for Weaver In eighth.
Ran for Bodle In ninth.
Chtoaso 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 03
Philadelphia 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 -4
Two-baso lilt: Schang. Three-oase nits:
E. Conine. Alcock. Home run: Baker.
Hits: Ott Bens. 6 In seven Innings; off
Jasper, 1 in one Inning. Sacrifice hit;
Chase. Stolen bfcses: Bodie. Chase,
Weaver- Left on bases: Chicago, 4;
Philadelphia. 5. Bases on balls: Ott
Ben. 6; off Wyckotf, 3. Struck out: By
Bens. 4; by Wyckotf. 3. Wild pltoh;
Wyckoff. Time: 1:50. Umpires: O Loughlln
and Hlldebrand.
STATE SHOOT AT COLUMBUS
TO DRAW MANY SPORTSMEN
COLUMBUS,. Neb.. May 16. Special.)
Ne;t Tuesday, Wednesday and Thura
dy. May W, SO and 31, the thirty-eighth
annual tournament and convention of the
'Nebraska Bute Sportsman's association
will be held In this olty. under the aus
pices ot the Columbus Gun club at their
grounds In Gottsehalk1 grove. The tour
nament la open to all amateur shooters
and professional and manufacturer'
a-enta Ore barred from participating In
thedlvlflon ot purses.
There will be, ten twenty-target events
each day; 100 targets during the after
noon ot the third day -will apply and Is
the championship event of the Nebraska
Sportsman's association. The division ot
money will be on the per cent system,
four even moneys. The club, under the
pew arrangement expects to be able to
add -over 3600 to the purses. It la "ex
pected at least 100 shooters will partici
pate in the tournament.
Key to the Sltuatlon-Bce Advertising.
for The Bee by
HAftW.G.a Trig HOUC-M
JAC - TTMC Vne. .
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V0UR..?
DAVENPORT WINS IOWA MEET
Noses Out West Des Moines in Last
Relay Eaoc.
RHODES BREAKS JUMP RECORD
Davenport Athlete Lcnps Twenty
One Feet, UrenUInK Interachol
lintlc llrnnil Jnmp Mark for
Stnte of lovrn.
IOWA CITY, la.. May 16.-(Special Tel
egram.) Davenport nosed out West Des
Motncs In tho relay race and took the
annual Iowa Interscholastlc meet today
by tho scoro of 43 to 4tt. The other en
trleh wcro outclassed and finished far 'n
the rear. Rock Island was third with 16
points, and Hampton fourth with 14. The
totals of the others are as follows:
Cedar Rapids, 13; North Des Molncs,
814; Iowa City, 8; Algona, 8; Mason City,
6; Columbus Junction, 4; Burlington, 3;
Marlon, 3, nnd Moline, 1. A slow track
and a slight wind blowing Against the
runners made the recorda poor.
Rhodes of Davenport made the best
mark of the day when ho leaped 1 feet,
Inch, In the bron Jump, breaking- the
Interscholastlc record. '
Summertes: ' " l
100-yard dash: N Thompson. Davcnpoft',',
flrat; Clark. Rock Island, accondr Dar
row, Columbus Junction, third; - Ingalls,
Rock Island, fourth. Time, 0:10H?
3-yard dash: Thompson, Davenport,
first; Inglis, Hampton, second: Darrow.
Columbus Junction, third1, Lavell, Cedar
Rapids, fourth. Time, 0:23i.
440-yard dah: first roco, Burch. West
tiis Moines first: KlDD. fcoek Island.
second: Powers. Iowa City, third; Whar
ton, Moiine, rourtn. Time. o:Mn
Second raco, Purmqrt. W,C6t n& MolrteS,
first;, Infills. Hampton, Second; O'Connor",
Iowa City, third; Ijflmmer, Tdollne,
fourth Time, 0:&3.
Half mlio: Tcnney, West Des Molnea,
VltlA ll.mnlnn RNAn(t! Chalk.
! Rock Island, third; Franks, cedar Rap
ids, fourth Times s:u.
Mile run: Tennoy, West Des Moines,
first; Kimlcr. Burlington, second; Jones
Iowa City, third; Owen, Marlon, fourth.
Time, 4:40.
Discus;- Van Olnkel, North Dca Moines,
first; Purmort, West Des Moines, sec
ond; Robb, Marlon, third; Heaney, Cedar
Rapids, fourth. Distance, 112 feet hH
Inches. m, .
Shot put: Reeve. Hampton, first: Pur
mort, West Des Moines, second; Green,
West Des Moines, third; Hargens, Daven
port, fourth. Distance, 41 feet, 9 Inches.
Pole vault: Ooff, Davenport, and Mc
Nnmara, West Des Molnea, tied for first;
Van Olnkel. North Des Moines, and Kohl,
West Des Moines, tied for third. Height,
y feet 9 inches.
12u-yard hurdles: Volemaur, Daven
port, llrst; White, Mason City, second;
Hughes. Wea Des Moines, third: Mokresh,
Cedar Rapids, fourth. Time, 0:18.
ISO-yard hurdles: Port. Davenport, flrBt;
Mokresh. Cedar HaDlas. fcecond: Klllott
(North Des Moines, third; Kelley, Daven
port, fourth. Time. :.
High Jump: Allen, Davenport, first:
Wilson, Algona, second; Kaufman. Dav
enport, third; Baxter, Cedar Rapids,
fourth. Height, 5 feet t Inches.
Broad jump; Rhodes, Davenport, flrat;
Nugent, Algona. second; Baxter, Cedar
Rapids, third; Glass, Rock Island, fourth.
Distance, 10 teet Inch.
Mile relay: Went Des Moines, first;
Rock Island, second; Mason City, third,
Cedar Rapids, fourth. Time, 3:13ft.
llalf-mlie relay: Davenport, tlrat; Rock
Island, second; Iowa City, third; West
Ues Moines, lourth. Time, 1:37.
Dodgers and Chicago
Break Even in Series
CHICAGO, May 16. Chlcago'a one error
and tho misjudging of a long fly gave
Brooklyn the final game and an even
split In the series with Chicago today.
Tho score, was 2 to L Score:
imOOKLYN. , , CHICAGO.
AU.H.O.A.U. AU.H.O.A.E.
n.HM rf... 4 3 1 4 0LlCh. Ct.... 4 4 10 0
Cutahaw. lb 4 0 2 1 lGowVe. rt,... 4 1
Daubert. lb. 4 0 11 0 la!er. lb.... 4 1
Wheat, lb... 1 4 1 0 OZlraVan. lb 4 0
aT,.h ... i 1 1 1 OWlllkraa. If. 3 0
Bteniel. rt., 1 0 1
u ui'Deian. k v
6 OSweeney, Zb 4 1
E(an. a...... 3 4
VI 1 1 Is- r. . . . 1 1 1
IBchulU. II... u
. i. n 4 0 0 1 Ocorrtden. aa. 1
lireanahan, e 1
Total ....30 S17 11 IPterce. P... S
Harara? ., 1
Archer1- .... 1
0 0 0
TotaW ....11 7 11 I
Batted for Pierce In ninth.
Batted for Good In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Chicago ....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-baso hits: Saler. Sweeney. Three
base hit: Daltpn. Pacriflco hits: Blew.
Miller. Stolen bases: Cutslmw t. Wheat.
Wfnwl. Milter. Double play: KnjW
I Brooklyn. 7; Chicago. 10. Basea on balls.
Oft PlircV'B; oft Allen. 4. Struck out:
Jiy norcc o. lime; wi'i1'-.
ler and ismaiiej :
maker Throws Ilmmer.
TABLE ROCK. Neb.. May l.-(Spe-clal.)-The
wrestling match at the opera
house here Thursday night attracted a
largo crowd. The contestants were Roy
Zlmmer of Montana, and Charlea Blaker
of Table Rook. Blaker won In two
BtraiKht falls. In twenty-three minutes.
Biraigni ' ",, r. lmnrove.
liiAKer n ,.ih.i ..
ment .Inc.. his slckne.s, twe year, alnce.
fn the middle class. Zlmmer came w-lth
a big reputation, but at no Ume had
Blaker where he could put him down.
Fred Bartcll of Buffalo. N. chal-
lengca mo .i "r v.
being made to stage the match, on May 13.
Lexlnwton Wins Cop.
, ,...nv.v v Vov 1 9. I Rrveof fkl
Tolegram.)-A track meet waa held at
the fair grounds between the high achoola
of Cosao. uoinenuurj, o-"" .....
Tho meet waa Won by Lexington. 4
polnta; Coxad. second. 30 polnU; Gothen
burg, third. 3 points. Brownfleld of
Coxad won the Individual cup.
Deat noilou Out nf Name.
"GHIng the name Terrlera1 to the Ft.
louls Federala deprive Boston of a nne
opportunity In case tha latter city ever
hf a a, fed tm."-New York "Sun."
"Bud" Fisher
PIRATES TRIMMED BY GIANTS
New York Makes Clean Sweep of the
Series with Pittsburgh.
FINAL RESULT TWO TO NOTHING
Joe Kelly In JVInfh lilts n Clean
Slniflc for Only Hit Visitors
Sccnre Dnrlnjr he
Gnitie.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.. May 16.-Jeff
Tesrcau had the second no-hlt gamo nf
hlo career beforo him with two Pirates
out in the ninth this nftcrnoon. when Joa
Kelly hit a clean single through the box
and over second base for the only Pitts
burgh hit of the game. Carey, the next
man up, filed to Bescher, ending tho
game. Now York made a clean sweep
of the series and won, 2 to 0. Score.
new yoitK. PiTTsnunaii.
AU.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.K.
needier, ct.. 4 110 OJ. H.Kelly, c( 4 1 3 0 I
Ilarni, It.... 4 10 0 OCarer. 4 0 10 1
Fletcher, . 4 0 0 0 OMowrer. lb. 3 0 0 J (
Dorle. 2b... 1 0 2 1 OKonetctir. lb 3 Oil 1 0
Merklt, lb.: 4 1 11 0 OVIox. lb 1 0 0 4 0
HnodsrkM, rt 4 1 1 0 (Mitchell, rf.. 3 0 7 0 1
Stock, lb... . 3 1 0 3 OMcCtrthy, il 0 1 1 I
Merer e... 1 l.S 1 OM.Kellr .... 1 0 0 0 0
Tenrteu, p.,. 11,01 0Ieonarl. m. 0 0 1 0
Gibson, c... 10 0 10
Totals ....52 117 11 O'Menwr .... 1 0 0 4 0
Ccoper, p... 10 11O
Hrett 1 0 0 0 0
- i t
, ,- Totali ....SS 1 27 11 1
Batted for McCarthy In the eighth.
Batted for Gibson in tho ninth.
Batted for Cooper in the ninth.
New Y(jrk...,...,...0 0000011 0-!
Pittsburgh .........0 00000000-4
Three-basn hits: Merkle. Meyers. Sac.
j-iflee hits: Stock, Tcsrcau. Sacrifice fly:
Doyle, Left on bases: New York. 7:
.Pittsburgh,. 2. Basea on balls: Oft Tefl
.reau, I J 6ff Cooper, 1, Struck out: By
T"reau. 7, Time: 1:31. Umpires: Klem
and Hart,
Reds Blank Braves
Third Straight Time
CINCINNATI, O.. May 16.-A triple by
Hoblltxel, after a man waa out In th
eighth Inning of today's game with Bos-
ion, cioseiy followed by a single by von
Kolnitt. which scored tha Cincinnati fir.t
baseman, allowed the local team to scoro
ineir tnird shutout of the se.rie nnri a,.
feat tho visitors, 1 to 0. Score:
DOSTON"- CINCINNATI.
Ever. K 'a,"'?A,E- AD.H.O.A.B
110 1 OMoran. rt... 1 0 4 0 I
rimS.vVi S I "". ".-3 oil
b,.TH'. ",V ? 2 0 0 Ollobl.weu Ibl in i f
MarHn' Lb I ? " 1 OVanR'In's. cf S 1 100
Slililn' ,b" 3 1 2 1 ONlehoff. 3b.. 2 0 0 1 0
Gcnriy. C.... 1 0 4 0 OCIark. c..,. S 0 4 2 0
&Phfp:-J 1 1 t renlon' p-iiJ
Total 27 "l 14 11 "o ,
Batted for Collins in seventh.
Batted for Griffith In ninth.
Boston .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-r0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Three-baso hit: Hoblltzell. Sacrifice
hit: Hoblitzell. Stolen base: Schmidt
Double plays: Rudolph to Martin to
Schmidt: Martin to Maranvllle to Mar
tin; Groh to Hoblltzell. Left on bases
Boston. 3: Cincinnati, I. Bases on balls'
Off Rudoloh, 2; off Benton. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Benton. Schmidt. Struck
out; By Rudolph, 4: by Benton. 4. Wild
Pitch: Benton. Time: i:2S. Umpires:
Qulgley and Kaeon.
CARD I N ALSB QIKTH E
PHILS, ONE TO NOTHING
ST. LOUIS. Mo., May 16.-Phlladelphla
continued Its. ragged fielding today and
St. Louis won again in n great pitching
duel between Alexander and Doak. Score,
1 to 0. Score i
I'HlIADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS.
AU.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A !
Paakert. ct . I 0 1 0 Olliurtlna, 2b. 1 1 J r, i
J-uderua. lb, 4 1 10 A 1U Mexee, cf .1 0 1 n t
tobert. lb., till OButJ.r, si... 1 n 4 J o
8. Masee, aa 1 0 1 4 lMlller, lb... 1 1 10 0 0
Crarath. rt.. 1 0 0 0 OWIliwn. rf...S I o n.
(M.vr, ii... u uvniiK, A o s 0 0
itna, zb,... 3011 ztnyaer. e
Dooln. c... 11(1 OBeek, lb..
Aleiander, p 1 0 ft 2 ODoak, p.,
Deror 110 0 0
r- Totals .
Totali ...17 4 24 11 3
.. i n 4 o
.. i o l e a
..10010
..til 27 u "o
Batted for Alexander In ninth.
Philadelphia ,0 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
St. Louis 0 I 0 0 Q 0 0 0 1
Stolen base: Cravath. Double plays:
S. Magee to Luderus, Hugglns to Butler
to Miller. Left on bases; Philadelphia,
2; St. Louis, 2. Bases on balls: Off Deak,
2. Struck out: By Doak. 2; by Alex
ander, 4. Time: 1:23. Umpires: Orth and
Byron.
Trenton Loses to Strntton.
STRATTON, Neb., May 16.-(Speclal.) -Stratton
defeated Trenton on the home
grounds Thursday, giving Stratton h.'gh
claims on the southwestern Nebraska
championship, Score; R H E
Stratton 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 -U s o
Trenton ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 10
Batteries: Stratton, Eller and Gum
mere; Trenton, Bosserman and Majors
Kller pitched a no hit. no run game'
striking out twenty, men. Time, 1:25. '
Falrbury Uraya on Top.
FAIRBUR. Neb.. May 16.Speclal Tel-egrara.l-Falrbury
prays and a picked
team from the University of Nebraska
Played the first of a series of two same
I ere thla afternoon, resulting In a deolslV
victory for Jairbury. 3 to 1. Batteries;
Fairbury. Shaner and Booth; Lincoln.
Barachman and Grlawald. Fairbury
made four hlta Bnd Lincoln three.
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