Mutt Must Be Jealous of Jeff's
tWyrNK vu-1 t nice .v.- . ill M P t ue t r br(n& r sack '5 "AT T ( V 1
THOIB NEW . - v KMBNO tAUTT TOUR. NvoNfcV f I TAHWSIS fil g : OION'Y UK& IT. ' T tfS
Lte
GRIZZLIES ARE WALLOPED
Rourkes Take Mountaineers Into
Camp by Five to Three Score.
COFFEY STARTS ARGUMENT
IlUnnrrrn -rllli the Umpire, in linn
Several ii f HI Cohort, Mnrh t
the ' Plenao-re of l.nrw
ftntuln)- Crovril,
MUt much, argumentation on tlin imrt
ot the Denver baae bait team and Umpa
Gaston and Stockdalc, Omaha copped
the Ionic end ot a 5 to 3 score Sunday
afternoon before & large mid vociferous
dolegsllon of bugs who clamored em
phatlcally for tho ump to heave Coffey.
French, Faya and a few other of tlio
Denverlte from the patture. Aa. tho
umpi did nothing of. tho kind the bug
were forced to be- content with the victory.
Denver had Omaha gojng. 3 to 2, when
tho big noise broke'. Ward and Krug
were safe on a hit and an error by Wltte
repectlvely. Johnny Clancy came to
bat with tho aforementioned condition
existing, except thai two were aut.
Johnny floated the pill toward shortstop.
Coffey made the atop, ran a few short
tepj and threw to Fisher at first. Dur
ing this process Ward and Krug galloped
home. When the um'ps declared that
("lane; hftd beat the hit out tho hugs
realized that Omaha wa 'a,hcad one run.
nut Coffey disagreed both with the
umps and tho bugs.
I'mpi tin Target.
8o did Mr, Faye. So did Mr. French.
So did Mr. Fisher. And .so did several
other Denver athletes. For several min
utes the arguments 'In -the) neighborhood
of t'mpa Oastpn was prolonged nnd ex
cited. Coffey was very peoved And ho
made no bones of It By this time Ktoqk.
dale, bossing the works from behind the
bat. became exasperated and ho called
two balls on Shcatnk. This stopped, C6f
fey for a few minutes, but he gained
courage again, and kept up a flow ot
brilliant and unrxpurg&ted rcpartco with
the umps during the remainder ot tha
combat, much to the delight of tho paid
customers whp chortled frequently and
with supremo mirth.
Omaha, was- fortunate In the opening
Inning that Denver dMn't scoro a flqck
of runs. As It was the mountain climb
ers did score one, Faye, and Cassldy de
livered a couple or sUxlIng singles and
Block walked-a Very' serious condition
tor a now pitcher to be In. Shestak pro
ceeded to allow one of Tipple's cross
rire balls to trickle through him. Vnye
rushed toword the plate, but started
back to third. Bhea threw to Ward, but
tho throw waa punk and Faye romped
home. Butcher kindly hit Jnto a nifty
double play. Schlpke to Clancy to Chase,
and Mitchell whiffed, ending tho doings.
Omnlin Score,,
Omaha wa unlucky In lt, half ot the
first. Just V Denver -w. SchlpUo sin
gled. Chaso Promptly hit into a double
ptay, but Thotaason nil 'safely. AVard
also, hit safely after Tommlu swiped sec
9nd. and the center fielder scored.
Congalton poled a ripping double. Krug
walked and Hlock muffed Clancy's roller,
allowing "Ward to score. Two runs only
were madt on four swats, a base on
balls and an error.
Hoth Denver and Omaha scored two In
the third. Cnsldy walked fqr the vis
itors and Block doubled, Cassldy camo
homo when congalton's throw j)t the
second base sack and Hlock continued to
third. Mitchell doubled and Ulock scored,
but coffecy ended the Inning by rolling
to Skip. (
"Ward JlnUrn Another lilt,
Thomasort was out tor Omaha, but
AVard made a'sjwond hit. Ho went to
ttoiid on Congalton's Infield out, to
third on WJtte's muff after Fisher mado
a pretty stop of Krug'a drive, and scored
on Clancy's Infield hit In tho manner te
lated above, Krug also scored, as he had
previously stolen second, and the Denver
athletes believed they had retired the
side.
After the third, Denver stopped abrupt
ly. Omaha made another In the sixth
Jott for luck. With Bhestak out. Tipple
accidentally caught one for two basea
The rresumptlon Is It was aoldental, as
he faithfully fanned the. two previous
times and did nothing on, his next trip up.
On Skin's lerield out Tipple went ot third
and scored when Fisher bobsled Chase's
toller.
Tho same teums mix today. Today Ii
ladies' day.
OMAJI.V.
u . 8, it. n. o. a. k.
Hpke. Jb 5 J S S 0
fhsse. lb. ........... 4 0 0 7 0 0
Ward. lb. . 4 i s S 0 5
ongalton. rt 1 0 1 j 0 0
Krug, if. .,. t, a . 1 0 0 0 0
Hancy. s i 0 j 4 ' 1
Mhestak, c ... 3 6 0 "1 0 .1
Tipple, p. I 1 0 1.0
Totals
3
UKNVJJIt, '
., AU. It. L. O. A. ft
A;ar. :u 4 i 1 3 j
fassidy rf. 3 I 1 1 0 0
Slook. 8b. .......... 4.1 3 0 t 1
itciier, 6t.fk,... 4 0' 0 0 0 0
Coffea. ss. 4 0 0 3 5 0
Flshar, lb. 4 0 1 is 1 1
Pbr. 0 4 0 I 3 0 0
AVJtU, p, 2 0 0 0 1 1
i tii.
Standing of Teams
A KST I,K.VOUK. j STATX'i MCAQUK.
AV.tIct ! W.I..Pct.
Denver ...II 10 MXHastlngs .,6 1 .Vtt
Ht. Joseph.UlO .fiir,lfinprlor ...4 2 .m
Sioux Clty.lS 12 .iffflork 4 I .W
l). Moines. 13 IZ .STOineatrlca ...4 2 ,m
Uncln ....12 IK .444IOr. Island.. 3 3 .WVt
wlnlilfst l 11 iMtt-i.l...i.... a t m
Omaha ...10 14 .4l7INorfOlk .... 2 4 .SM
Topckft ....inn .407ilicnrney ...0 fi .nop
NAT. I.BAOtJK I AMKIt. LEAlM'P!
..- . W.I.Prl.l AV.UI'ct.
Pittsburgh IB 7 .Ml Detroit . ..1!) R .701
New ork ..12 7 .BW l'hlla. ...... IS K .19
Cincinnati 15 11 .3T7I AVnshlnatonliV It .M2
"ropklyn ..11 r .is.New ork...Ull .nno
I'MlIn U ! .W'iPt. Txilla...l3 13 .ISO
Ht. Louis.. 13 15 .MUnoston 10 12 .45S
.v.nw . ..tnji IIIUIIKO ...II II .or.
Boston ....3lfi .WCInveland.. 8 17 .320
AMl-Jll. ASSN. FED. I,BAnUR.
. , W.l..let WiUrct.
Wilsvllle 7 .720naltlmore ...14 C .700
Jnilmnaplls IS TJ .S77fit. Louis. ...14 10 .D8.1
Milwaukee. IB 13 .RMChlcaao 12 12 .600
Mlnneaplls 11 12 .47Klndlnnnpolls 11 11 .too
Kan. city.. id 16 .rvrirooklyn ..." .ill
Ht. Paul.,.. It 1 ,4!)7Kan. City., .12 14 .483
Columbus ..1111 .torriuffnlo 9 12.423
Cleveland .10.17 .370PIttsburgh,. . 8 It .Ml
Asprty'a Itrnalta.
AVlCflTEHN LBAQITK.
Denver, 3; Omaha. 5.
Topoka, C: Des Moines, 9.
Wichita. 4; Ht. Joseph, 2.
Bloux City, 6; Lincoln. 2. (Ten Inning.)
AMKItlCAK LKAOUK.
iso ganies soheduled.
NATIONAL LKAOUK.
"w. Vork, 1; Cincinnati. 5.
lnningjt)0-p ' il Ch,ca8('' Thirteen
Ilrooklya 2: fit. Ixjuls.' 5.
t,i.. . I'K&KnAl, LHAOl'K.
Pittsburgh- Chicago
AMKItlCAN ASHOCrATIO.V.
Knnsaa City, 3; Columbua. 6.
Minneapolis, 1( Cleveland, 4.
lnnlilgs)U ui Loul,v,1,f' e- tTwelve
Ht, Paul, 4; Indianapolis, 0.
STATU LKAOUK.
Kearney, 4; Ueatrloo, 7.
Orand Island, lj York. 0.
Norfolk, 4; Superior. 3,
Columbus, ft; Hastings. 1,
Oawes" Today.
AVestern Leagua-DsnVcr at Omaha. To
"T. V, D' olnes, Wichita at Bt Jo
aeph. flloax City at Lincoln.
American Lcaague-rioveland at AVasli
Ington, Chicago at Philadelphia. 8t. Louis
nt Net-' York. Detroit nt Uoston7
National laKUe-Doston at Pittsburgh,
rhlS,rknKt nclnnhtl. Philadelphia at
Chicago, Brooklyn at 8t, Iouls.
Federal I I-cugue-Kansas City at naltl-
t?!0':. I,PtJlanAU?HB Bt "rlvn. St. Louis
at Uuffalo. Chicago at Pittsburgh.
American Association-Indianapolis at
oiumou.. 01. raui ai i.puisvllle, Mllwau
land" In",ttnapo"' Kansas City at Clevtf
Vi?fRti J'?aftu-Kejarney at Superior,
Hastings, Columbus nt A'ork.
French
100000
Totals 34 s R 24 II 3
l.rnnnlt tilt tr Mm, I ,.i..tt.
. - w. ,t,,,V 111 lllllfcll.
Omaha
20200100 -5
Denver v . . 4 4
"I'ns 10200000 0-3
H 31200310 0-8
Htnlftn h a a TtiAMs.M . i
.lt!.,!n";...Ty-V.ft "Us: Con-
Aiiifir. r". KIOUK, AJIICI10 II.
Double Plays: Schlpko to Clancy to
fey to Fisher; Fisher to Coltsy. Left
5", bluS,s; .n0"""?' V' c,nvr, . Struck
01,tV J? TlPPlo, 6i by .WIUb. 3. Bases
StockdaIe1Wl l'mPr: ""ton and
IIOOHTKll.H THISt TIIK KAAV TF.ASt
Second tlniiip of Series does to De
Molnrs, Mnf In .Six,
DKH MOINRS 1- ti. .i
'" virRii in mo ' sreonu game ot
v vur, vy a. score 01 I'
DBS MOINU9
to . Scoro;
II. O. A. If.
110 0
110 0
0 & u 0
2 13 0
2 9 0 0
2 4 0 1
0. 2 4 0
0 3 8 0
0 12 0
S 77 10 1
H. O. A. H.
2 3 0 0
0 1 1 0
2 3 10
2 7 0 0
12 10
0 3 4 0
2(30
3 0 0 0
0 0 10
II 2l "0
0 0 4 0 3
0 0 10 1-6
w(ti7t a,
Burroll. 3b.
TOPJJJK.V.
Coahrun. 3U ...2 1
Forsytho, rf .. S I
Koerner. lb 4 1
McAllister, e & 0
Talllon. 2b 3 1)
French. fc i 1
Iltgclnbotham, cf. ..4 0
Falrcloth, u. 4 0
Two-base hits: Uurrvll. Illri-ln,nik.n.
Kllley, McAllister. Three-buse hit!
i?new Vome ,run:.. Koerner. Saerlflo
W.,f'..Cochran ""Tell C). Bases on ball:
Off Mogrldae. 3; oft Falroloth, a. Struck
out: By Mogrldge, t; by Falroloth. 1
Hit by pitched ball: FalrclQth (Harm)
Wild pitch: Falrcloth. Mogridge. Stolen
bases: Hunter (2), Freneh, Jones.
Forsythe. Left on bases; Des Molnea.
9; Topeka. 9. Time. 2:00. Umpires: Mci
Cafferty and Parr.
JOIIIIICItS OLTPL,tV Dill JIM HUM
Scott ITdtm Ilrttvr Hurler lit Con.
tet with nuffy.
ST. J08RPII. Mo.. May 17-AVIchlta
outplayed St. Joseph In the field today
while Soott was outpltohlng Duffy, a
rectult and the visitors msde It two
straight. Inflelder Fltsslmnions was
spiked In tbe eighth Inning in tagging
a runner at arcend base and waa forced
to retire from the game fioore;
WIClliTA. w
Oahs. 3b t 0 1 1 1
Nlebolson, If, ...... 3 4) i ,v 6 0
Bills, cf S 0 0 1 0 0
Henry, lb 4 ! 2 1 1 0
urahsm. 3 1 i 1 ; 0
Boatolonl. rf t 1 2 3 a a
O'ltouike. So. .... I n 1 4 4 0
I FlUstmmotu. ss. .. 3 0 j 2 0 0
THE l?Ei;,
Fez
Ilapp, rs. ,,.,,.....0 oooio
Scott, p, 3 0 0 1 2 0
Totals M 7 U 27 12 1
ST. JOaiCI'lI. t
All. It. lt;-fO. A. K.
11. Watson, 2b 3 1 0 4 3 0
Pettlgrcw 1 0 0 0 0 0
Fox. If 3 11 1 0 u
O. Watson, rf 4 0 -X. 1 - 1 0
Patterson, lb, t 0 , I a 1 0
lirltton, ss. .'...., ft 0 ' 0 3 1 1
Davis, of v 4 ) 1 4 0 0
wnu. sn 4 0 0 u
Sclrnng, c I 0 1 3 C 0
Duffy, p 3.0 1 0 3 0
flterier ,.1 0 -0 0 0 0
Totals 32 2 7 27 It 1
Hatted for It. Wtaaon In ninth.
Uatted for Duffy In ninth.
AVlchlta 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 r-A
St. Josoph 1 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2
Two-base hit: Fox. Sacrifice hits:
Oraham, Scott. Stolon bases: (1. AVnt
son, Henry, ' Oraham, Fltzslmmona.
Double play: O. Watson to nPtteraon.
Left on bases: Wichita. II; St. Joseph,
8. Struck out: Hy Duffy, 3. Bases on
balls: ,Otf Duffy, 7; off Scott, 3. Hit
by pitched ball) By Duffy (Nicholson),
by Scott (Brltton.) Wild pitches: Scott,
Duffy. Time'; 2:00. L'mplre: HaskclU
ANTKI.OIT.S AVKAKBX IN TKNTII
Hcojruln (ior I p nml Sioux City
Scores Fonr.
LINCOLN, Neb., .May 17.-Uncoln and
Sioux City played tight ball for nine In
nings today with two runs apiece. In
the tenth. Pitcher Scogglna weakened,
and Sioux City made five runs, winning,
7 to r. The batting ot Smith and thn
fielding of McOartlgan and Cooncy wcro
features: Scorn:
LINCOLN,
All. It. . II, O. A. K.
McGafflgan, as. ... 4 0 0.3 3 0
Mullen, lb 2 1 u 11 0 0
Lloyd, 2b 4- 1 1 3 4 (I
Miller, If 4 0 0 1 0 0
Scht elbcr, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Qulllln. 5b ,. 4 0 3 3 2 0
Itehor, c. ,...4 0 0 5 3 0
Hcoggtns. p. ...;;. 3 oiisi
Meyer , vl 0 0 o 0 0
Totals 34" 3 6 14 "t
. SIOUX CITT.
An.lU H. O. A. K.
Cooncy, 2lxm..w,..B ,tfo 1 3 2 0
Clarke,-ir, (W.. & 01 1 0 0
Smith, ss. ti.... 5 1 4 1 r i
Kane, lb. -i & 0 3 1" 1 0
.Lejeune. cf. ,.iS 2 3 3 0 (1
Balrd. rf. . 3-1 0 2 0 0
Callahan, 3b, ....... 51 1020
Criap, c I l 4 3.1 0
White, p 4 110 6 0
Totals IS 3014 1
Batted for.Scogglns in the tenth.
Balrd out hit by batted ball.
Lincoln 2 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 IT 02
aloux City 010100000 6 7
Karned runs: Lincoln, 2; Bloux City,
llomo run: LJeune. Three-baao hit:
Wn,t0, Two-baso hit: Lloyd. Double
plays. Quillen (unass(sted), McOatrlgan
to Mullen. Kane to Smith to Kane. Left
on bases: Lincoln, ; Sioux City, S,
Stolen bases: Mullen, Callahan. Sacri
fice hits: Mullen, White, Ciarke. Struck
out By ScokkIiw. 0; hy White. I. Basea
on balls: Olf Scogglns. 4; oft White, 3.
Time: 2:21. t mplres. Scgrtst and parent.
FILLMORE CQUNTYTRACK
MEET WARMLY CONTESTED
1
GKNBVA. Neb., May t7.-(SpcclaI.)
The Fillmore county track meet waa Held
here Friday, tho meeting being the larg
est since Its organization, Contestants
were entered from Fairmont Ueneva,
Mllllgnu and Oratton. Summaries:
JB-yard dash; Camp, first. Time, 0:9.
N0-yard run: Oils, first.
440-yard run: Kdgccombe, first.
Time. 1:2.
Polo vaUlt-Swalls. Height, 7 feet "8
Inches,
High Jump: Camp. Height. 4 feet one
Inch.
WJ-yaiil dash: Kdgccombe. Time. 0:29.
ltunnlng broad Jump: Camp. Distance,
S iffet ono Inch,
Standing broad Jump: ltoe. Distance,
ft el one Inch,
man school evknts.
ICO-yard dah: Brown. Time, 0.10U.
120-yard high hurdles. Moul, Time, 0:17.
Mile, run: HoUey. Time. o:3.
fcw-yard run: Brown. Time. 0:2IH.
Shot put: Bollahd. Distance, 30 feet
2 Inches.
9 220-yard low hurdles; Brown. Tlmo.
NO-yartl run: Holscy. Time, 2:1S.
llunnlng broad Jump: Borland. Dis
tance. 17 feet lOVj Inches.
High Jump: Moul. Distance. 5 feet
one Inch.
KENNEDY AND MCREARYS
WIN FROMBRODEQAARDS
Kennedy and Mccreary's, a newly or
ganized base ball team, defeated the
Brodcgaard Crowns in a one-sided bat
tle at Llek's park yesterday afternoon.
Tho score was 8 to 0. Home runs by
Mullen and Minlku.i Yfri flkfnra tf
;mo name for the Kennedy & McQreary's.
iioi-mriy pucneo 111.1 nrst game of the
season and showed his old-tlmo form. He
allowed no Hit and fanned eleven men.
The Kennedy Jfc McOrcary's want a game
for next Hurtday. Score.
K ft M. a. unnwNri.
AILIIU.A.R. An.ll.O.A K.
RtlWirt. h 4 0 0 0 SLt. lb S 1 u
Wlntoui. Ik. 4 S S 10llln. X.. I 0
MerUrtr, p 4 s 1 s oiwll, rt loess
Yewtt. lb... i 0 S I ail'tUi.r, e.. 3 I to
ilsrrav. r.. 4 I a Uark. p.. .. j s 4 1 0
Mullen rf . t s a 011ilhw.oo.lt I s ! t S
IMrraa. H. 1 (iNIuiMHe. ir 1 I ft a
N'rr4ton. rll I t tlaodtr, k. 1 t 1 1 1
. -l-tln. . . 1 s 0 1 t
TUl . ..IS 4 4 I )
, 7Uli ,Jl J f 1
Struok out oleven mtn. Iloma run:
Mtnlkus and Mullen, l'mplre: Gillian.
For n Tor'ita T,lrr.
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets off
snd on for the past six years whenever
my liver shows feigns of being In a Cisor
dered onditlon. They have always aated
qulqkly and given me the dtslred rsllef,"
writes Mrs. F. II. Trubus. SprlngvUis,
N. X. All dealers. Advcrtlssment
A Ciood Antninnhllr Driver
knawa that the laigest stock of auto ac
cessories Is carried by the Otiruha Rubber
Co. just around U10 corner
OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY
GRAND ISLAND WINS GAME
Gains Victory in Pitchers' Battle of
One to Nothing.
BOTH TWIBLERS WORK HARD
Knch Allonn 4nly One lilt, nml
Tnlly U Ilroairlit In 011 lirror or
First Ilnsemnn Coble In At
tcmin to Cat fit Itutincr-
SB WARD, Neb.. Mav 1? rMnoi-tnll
York lost to Grand Jsjand today, lto 0,
In a pltcherV battle" between Skycook
and Franklin. Both pitched gllt-edgo
ball, each allowing but one hit. In tho
second Smith was safe oil an error, was
auvancca to second on a sacrifice, atole
third and scored when Coble let Sky
cock's throw get .away- from him ivhen
110 attempted tO CntCll filnm nannlni.
Tho game Was transferred' to, Seward be-
r. 1 1 V-,. J . ..
iuiiv uoea noi auow Minuay balk
A crowd of 700 attended. Scorci
OltAND ISLAND. YOIIK.
An it n a 1. ..,...
Itoben, lb. .1 O i l' Rc. 1 11 0 0
'..wv, o v u u 1 j Dill, ID. . .3 0 7 0 1
WiwmI. I n n j im..t. .a
Hh;novr. cfl'l 2 0 OMurphr, cf.. 3 0 10 0
Smith, Jb.... 3 0 1! STrtttn. 3b... 3 0 t 1 1
) ic. c. . . . 1 0 I 0Ah. lb 3 0 3 1 1
Jb.... 1 0JI 1 ol'lfrw.. If... 3 0 2 0 0
iZl o uinun. c... 3 0 10 0 0
Kranklln, p. 3 0 0 3 OSkrcock. p.. 3 0 0 4 0
. , Schlnel .,. 1 0 0 0 0
Tetl ..,.: 1 37 13 1 ,
Batted for Skvcock.
GrAntl lnlntiH ..ni nnAonni-
ork 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oo
Stolon base: Smith. Double plays:
H&.J'P' raij' "w881 " 1nls.' Off
9. v.T.i. , 0? , "rami isianu,
l.l0:l',ulTUC.li !,t; '. ?kycock. 10; ;
Dixon -i"ie; 1:1.1. umpire:!
Ilnatlnsn Coonr. K,rtr- fn ,,,,,....
HASTINOS Neb., May 17-(SpecIal Tel
egrani.) Hastings won the second shut-
"U1 """ v.gnunoua iquay, Uio. Urrtu' lone
score being batted In by Mattlcka In the
Columbus to throe lilts, fanning nine and
uui, mo, uniy two uoiumuus
men reached third. Score:
COU'MHW. l 1IASTINCW.
r,. i, .."." 1. All.ll. O.A.B.
S'";,,r;v S J 1'W" ctt t s t 0
JJ'fl. b.. .. 3 0 0 llJennntt. tr.. 0 1 S S
rr',s"' J ? H ?;??. 3 0 2 2 0
- - 1 i.Yii'vai'r. ir.. z 0 0 0 0
5' JOSS oaltmin. lb. I 2 it 0 1
kinsiton. rf M H OKPrown. c. 3 r n 0 0
Z'dtrm.n. p. 3 t 0 3 Jllellrlfh. ... 3 0 2 3 1
Columbus ,..0 0 0 0 0 (To n aJ
Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 -l
ta-mit.7iii)II?5;,?a h,t:.Allams. Stolen
Uv nnilrc5 0,,, rtennett. Struck out:
Doihuni.J eri 2! ,.ot zndermon. 0.
uoume plays Bennott to L. Brown-
' rn "nd'rman. K. Brown. Time
2;10. Umpires' McAleer nnd Klbby.
Krrom rient Superior.
Sl'PKRIOIt. Nob.. May 17-fSiiePlI
TWfgram.)-Supcrl(,r lost, todav lgH
a '-r Tlfoissing! UndrSth and
Miller made great running catch?.
Greene mnde he longest hit of ih
Karnes played here llamsey ' w"as mi I 'off
U-o grounds for tripping rubers goP"
an,oCOan,d t17.h0,,?nt,nc,, w tSe
aiVuoab itbioii.
ii.i; " . : u eosM, Jb 4 1 2 1 i
Mbolr -Jb ? iS?':.-.v ' j P
To.,i. . ..MlMnH Tn""' -
Gray nut. bunted third strike.
SlDorlnr a . X i. 7 i " Y
Phrfc. " ,w..." 1 1 0 o-a
StSf V"- hft7:nne,aT7.r
SliSon '1lrUnk 0Uti Denton, "3 by
3- offP,B ihon;9 n" Off Denton
a. otr lilsliop, 4. Double play Orav in
ff.h,'U : Kempln. Wild T,lt?h -
'"""in, uixnop. .Hit bv nltrh,i
DenP'n,0"-,-K"n,,tn' byBllhoff-
ance;V tmplrf: Q"":"'- 'mA
HARTINGTON SCORES A
VICTORY OVER RANDOLPH
RANDOLPH, la.. May 17-Hartlngton
bunched hits off Courtney and took ad
vantage of the wlldnoss of Bush, winning
the opening gamo for namiolph.
Fratt and Tift gathered the batting
honors. Score: n it rr
llartlnjrton 0 0 4 0 0 1 t t o"o 4
,,. " ', , ii"Buii. itiimau and
jllavs; Kandolnh. Courtney and Tift
Homo run: Tift. ' Thre-basc lilt: Pratt
(Two-base li t.: rim. Watnw li Si.
Uses: Hyatt W ("""'pratt t0 8?
' ureenwood. htruck out: Bv nilmnn is"
limX: "l&a 6: " C0Uf,np .
INDIANS GET POSSESSION
OF PITCHER LUHRSEN
Pieaident Hanlon of the Slaux City
base ball club has signed Pitcher IuU-sn
rtleaced by Omaha. Luhrsen Joined the
Rloux at Lincoln today. Trssldent Han
lon has announced the release of Pitcher
Shirley, who Joined the Imllans this
spring.
Falrbury Wlua TitIit.
FAIR BURY. Neb., May l?.-(Speolal
Telegramj-The Falrbury Grays trimmed
the pleked t'nlverslty team of Lincoln in
fcaturday's and Sunday's gainea. Today a
game resulted In a score of 4 to J in
fator of Falrbury Lincoln had no hlU
and no runs until ths ninth Inning, when
It redemmed Itsslf by making three
scores. Batteries Falrcury. Booth and
Scholl, Lincoln, Neville and Grlswold.
18. 1014.
Drawn
CUBS LOSE JNTHIRTEENTH
Lobert's Fly Lost in Sun by Left
Fielder Williams.
LUDERUS SCORES AS RESULT
Jinnee Follow Trlth Simile nnd
Scores I.oliert, KndlnR the
Kztra limine Tnasle nt
ChlciiKo.
CHICAGO, May l'.-Phlladelphla de
feated Chicago, 4 to 2, after thirteen hard
fought Innings today. With two men out
In the final Inning and a man on first
base, Williams lost Lobert's fly in the
sun, allowing Luderus to score. Mngce
singled and scored Lobort. Score:
rillLADELPlllA. CIIICAOb.
AB.H.O.A.B. AU.Il.O.A.E.
rkrt. el.. (16 0 oLetxh, cf.... 1 3 0 0
T.uderui, lb. ( 2 2 OOood, rt.... 5 4 3 0 1
I.obm, 3b., 4 0 3.1 tHlr, lb.... 2 17 1 0
Mttt, ..... (133 OZ'mrm.n, 3b 1 130
Cimrath. rt. 0 2 0 OWllllain., It 3 J 10 1
Decker, If.., I 1 4 0 OHwteney. 2b. 2 0 3 t 0
Rccd, 2b.... 5 0 3 2 0'Achulte .... 1 0 0 0 0
Cooln, e i 2 It 2 OPhtUn, 2b.. 1 0 0 2 0
Mm, P-. SlOt oOorriden, r. S 1 2 1 1
llrmmhan. e I 1 3 1 0
ToLIi ..,.41 I SS 15 "Aifhor, c... 1 0 S 0 0
1'Moll.rlU ... 1 C 0 0 0
('henry, p... 4 0 0 4 0
llmplirle-. p 0 0 o 1 0
lUrgr.ve ..1 0 0 0 0
Total. . . JO 12 151 3
Batted for Sweeney In the tenth.
Batted for Cheney In the eleventh.
Batted for Humphries In the thirteen! .i.
"Philadelphia ...... 0000100000102-4
Chicago .0000001000010-2
Two-base hits: Good (2), Salcr (.3). Homo
run: Becker. Hits: Off Cheney, 7 in
oleven Innings; oft, Humphries, 1 in two
nlnnings. Sacrifice hit; Sweeney. Sacri
fice fly: Good. Stolen bases. Ureanahan,
Paskcrt, Corrlden, Moliwltz. Doublo
plays; Saler to Corrlden, Sweeney to
Saler, Zimmerman to Sweeney to Saler,
Luderus to Dooln to Luderus. IajU on
bases: Philadelphia. 7; Chicago, 14.
Bases on balls: Off Mayer, 3; otf Cheney,
4; off Humphries. 1. Struck out: By
Mayer, 7! by Chenjk, S; by Humphries,
1. Time, 2:50. Umpires; Enson and
Qulgley.
Cliicy Trims Glnnta.
CINCINNATI, May 17.-CInclnnatl out
batted and out fielded New York today
and won, 5 to 1. Ames pitched excellent
ball whllo Fromme. who started for Now
York, waa hit hard and was relieved by
WIUk In the eighth Inning. New York
scored Its one. run on a two-base hit by
Beachcr and a slnglo by Burns. Score;
NBW YOItK. CINCINNATI.
AII.II.O.A.I AU.Il.O.A.E.
notch. r. tt.. 3 12 0 OMoran, rf.. 3 0 1 0 0
Hurra, rt.... 4
2 0 0 OlltrtOf. m.. t 0 0 r.
Klotoher. m. 4 1
3 iaron..2b. . 3 a 3
4 2 2Mrrnii. If. 3 2 4 0
I 3 alloblltztl. lb 4 3 14 0
0 0 OKelnlti, cf.. 2 0 0
1 4 UlitM, cf..., 2 0 0 n
1 2 ONIthoft, 3b. 3 0 0 2
2 4 OCIark, c ... 3 2 I 0
0 1 OAliirt, p. ... 3 I p 3
noyla, 2b.... 3 0
Airsie. lb., t
Kcliran. It.. 4
Kmck. Jb.... 4
MTr. c... I
Kromm. p., 3
Tilts, p 0
Donllu .... 1
0 0 9
Tot.l. . . .50 S 27 15 3
Total 33 ( 34 21 4
Batted for Fromme In eighth.
New York 10000000 0-1
Cincinnati a 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 -6
Two-base hits: Bcscher, Merklc, 116b
litzcll. Thrcc-baaa hit: Clark. lilts:
Off Fromme, 7 In seven innings; off WI1U,
' In nn, Innlnff Marrlrlr,. hllu n.nti
Marsans. Double plays: Mnrkle (unas
Islsted) Fletcher; Doylo to, Mcrkle; Hcrzo
IGroh to Hoblltzell. Left on bases: New
York. 6; Cincinnati, 4. Base on balls:
Oft Fromme, 1; off Ames, 2. Struck out;
By Fromme, 4; by Ames, 6. Wild pitch;
I Fromme. Time: 1:57. I'mplres: Dlgler
i and Kmalle.
j Curda Win hy llonvy Illttlnir.
ST. IX) IMS. May 17.-The wild pitch
ing of Altch!on, coupled with tho heavy
hitting of St. 1-ouls today resulted In a
C to S victory for St. Louis over Brook
lyn. Dnubert hit Into right field for a
home run In tho first Inning, In tho
seventh Whqat singled and stolo the rest
of his way home, scoring the second run
for the vlslto's. Score!
st. louis, nnooKLYN.
An.ll.O.A K. AU.II.U.A E.
Iluxirini. 2b 3 t 1 0 ODalton. ef. .. 4 1 2 0 0
3Jirr, ef... 3 1 3 0 (K'uUhaw, lb. 4 0 2 1 0
nultr. M... 2 0 1 1 OI)aubrt, lb. 4 1 1 1 0
J Miller, lb. Oil 0 OWneat, )(..' t t o j
VMIron. rf. 4 2 2 0 OHtflth. 3b... 3 0 0 3 1
father.. It., 13 0 1 O&mnxel, rf. 3 1 1 4 0
Snyder, r... 1 i 4 0 iRgin. ss.... 3 1 1 4 0
Ha. ...3b.. 4 0 3 1 OO.MIIIi-r. c. 3 C S 1 1
Moblioon, p. 3 1 0 2 JAItolilion, p 1 0 0 1 0
IVIan, lb. ... 1 0 0 2 O'A'.intr. p.. 0 0 0 1 o
Hahmuti, p. 0 0 0 0 0
ToUli ... 32 I 27 It l'llilmmrll ..11000
Ullirrfrld ...1 0 0 0 0
Total. ,...3i : i: ;
Batted for AltchUon In sixth,
Batted for Wagner In eighth. ,
Brooklyn .-.i o 0 o o o 1 o o a
Bt. Louis 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 ;
Two-base hits: Wilson. Cothcr. Ksan.
Three-base hit: Snyder. Home run:
DauberL Sacrifice hit; Butler. Stolen
bases: Wheat. Double play: Butler to
J. Miller. Wild Pitches: Altohlson. 2.
Hit by pitched ball: By Wagnor, Butler.
Bases on halls: Off Robinson. 1: off
Altchlson. 1- off Wagner. 1. Struck out:
By Robinson, S; by Altehlaon. 2. Hits:
Off Altchlson. 7 In five Innluas; off Wag
ner, 1 in two innings. Ixitt on bnse:
St. Iouis, 6; Brooklvn. 3. Time: 1:."0.
I'mplres; Klem and Hart.
0HI0WA DiFEATS GRAFTON
IN LAST INNING RALLY
OIMOWA. Neb.. Mav 17. tSoeclal.V-
In n. dpsDerato rally In the last half ot
a soven-lnnlng ball game at Geneva', Fri
day, Ohlowa High school defeated Graf
ton, tvlnr the score In the seventh, and
producing the necessary run In the eighth
lining. Score: It.ll.li
Grafton 0 O 0 J 0 0 0 03 3 1
Ohlowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 14 S 3
,1.1,..!. nhlnu'B K Ml II ftY W IVim.
ter. Garrison, I Domeler. Schafcr; Graf
ton. McKean ana ivann. wrura uui; Jiy
4. naaea on balls: Ott Schafcr, 1; oft
MeKtan. I; off Domeler, 1. Umpires:
Tltchner and Lively. Scorekeeper: Pekon.
Stop That CiiiikIi.
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cough and cold remedy. 50c and $1.09. All
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IiAFAYKTTE, Ind.. May 17.-Purdie !
defeated Indiana in tne dual track and
Hold meet here today by S7 to 30. Fast
time and close finishes marked the win
ning events.
for The Bee by
GOLF TOURNEYSTARTS TODAY
International Experts Will Meet on
Royal St. George Course
AMERICAN SQUAD OUTCLASSED
Conrar Abound In Banker, llnxnrila
nnd .Sandpits, nml Gront Care
la Npcrmarj- In Mnklnis
Every Stroke.
NBW YORK, May 17.-Thc fourth at:d
mort Important to date of the many In
ternational sports competitions In which
tho experts of the United States and
Kngland meet this year will begin tomor
row with the playing of the English
amateur golt championship tournament
over tho course ot tho Royal St. George's
Gotr club at Sandwich. For this golf
classic of tho old world America has made
tha most representative entry In Its his
tory and the spirit ot seeking new fields
to conquer Is most commendable, since
there was no organized effort lrfthls di
rection, each of the dozen or so American
entrants competing as Individuals.
While the United States holds second
place In number of entries by nations It
cannot be denied that the American squad
Is outclassed numerically if not In qual
ity. In view of tho tlmo and expense
neces&ary to compete and the distance
to lx) covered the American entry is ro
markable, containing, as It does, the best
amateurs ranked by tho United. States
Golt association. According to the asso
ciation handicap list for 191 Jorome I).
Travcrs and Francis Oulmet are rated as
(crutch players, Charles Kvans, Jr., Is
handicap one with Frederick Herrcshotf
and P. W. Whlttcmore at three, while.
Inslce, Hale and Weber are rated at
four. Thla list does not complete the
American entry, but It contains the
names of those who are expected to de
velop the strongest attack on the English
title.
Of the Royal St. George club courts It
need only be stated that It Is considered
or.o of the hardest to negotiate In low
figures In nil Kngland. Bunkers, hazards,
sandpits and rough are scattered with
lavish hand throughout tho course. Tr.o
lay of the holer. Is such that great care
and control Is necessary In playing al
most every stroke. The slightest devia
tion or over play at certain holes results
In trouble In pits or hazards which will
easily double par figures before the
green Is reached. To win tho English
title over this course and from tti- field
of entrants that tee off tomorrow Is a
task to test the golfing ability of tho
world's best players. The vctor will be
entitled to all the honors which will be
bis portion, for the following table Is an
Indication of tho golfing difficulties to be
conquered:
OUT. Scrutch IN. .Scratch
Hole Yards. Score. Hole Yards, Score.
1 3W 5 10 400 4
2 312 4 11 390 4
3 K0 4 12 370 4
4 41S B 13 4S1 &
5 400 5 14 60S 5
I! 1C0 :l ir. 440 &
i.'J n 11 1W i
S....
10 3 17 403 &
'J 410
4 IS 40) 5
Totals.3,043
3.U1
Tinker's Home Eun
Wins for Ohif eds
CHICAGO. Mv n.-Home runs hv
Tinker and Beck gave Chicago a 5 to
a 1 tvwi U I VI I I.IPUUtQII ,Uaj , , 11V
I'latlnr lilt V,am !, Ia...I. kill
victory over Pittsburgh today, The
er than the locals, but
ran tho bases poorly. Score: j Victor Jorgenscnv star guard on tha
Pittsburgh . ..0 0 0 0. 1 0 0 1 02 11 1 1 varsity foot ball team, was chosen to lead
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0, 3 0 i 3 7 ojthe. gridiron warriors. He played on th
WnrTx'TndfisSn8"" """" varsity team for tho last three seasons
Wralrynn Defenta Unl Krculimen.
UNIVHH-SITY PLACE, Neb., May 17.-
t.ivuin.j tiruidpna uai(au uuicmt'u
the University of Nebraska freshmen In
,.n, n.l Ia1,I . 1.1 . . - 1
a track and field meet Friday afternoon
on Johnson field, by a score" of 7D to
?. Wesloyan won eleven first and held
a sure lead at all times. Next Satur
day the Coyotes meet the Cornhuskers
Held and from umfwy mtwyp fy fp wp
team for a meet on Nebraska field and
from present Indications will give a good
account of themselves.
WrepliiK' Water AVina.
WKHPIXn WATER. V.h M . IT
' . . J
In a one-sided gamo ot base ball. Weep -
in," Water High school defeated Platts-
mouth High school, by the score of 6 to
Batteries. Plattsmouth.- Winscot and
Shock; Weeping Water, Maxwell and
Swindle.
Urn trice Tnkra One.
TlHATlllPti V.h t - 1- ,o
, , , ioirciai
Telegram.) In a good game played at
.juiuic iwiuj . iiraimt aeieaieu Kear-n-v
hv n n.n r nt 7 tn A tjAB .i
" " - - . .. ,'iauiin u -
gan scoring In tha second whon Brian
got a two-Dagger, scoring tuo men. A
ittrao nuinuer 01 ueatnee people wit-
nesMil the, ffame. vrnlnt. K. ..i.
- 'J rf until iltia
autos. 6 core:
Kearney 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1.4
Beatrice 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 7
Brannop. Synok,' Krlckson. Fink, 'strurk
..a..-. w. ui..,.. j. on nnK, t. Double
play: Bockewltz. unassisted. Laft on
liases: Kearney. S. Beatrice. S. First
rf It onH"'1m,r" Beatrice, :. Kearney, l.
Tha Persistent and Judicious Usa of
Newspaper Advertising Is tha Road to
Business Success.
"Bud" Fisher
Armours Defeat the
Joe Smiths in Hot
Contest by 3 to 2
Armours defeated Joe Smiths, at Mer
chants' park, Council Blu.'fs, yesterday,
tn a hotly contested gamd, featured by
tlu pitching of Gurncss and K.ansen, Tho
Armours backed up Gurness well, espe
cially Tuttle. J. Collons, Yost, and W.
Cclhns. In tho frist, two bases on balls,
Gillespie's error nnd hits by Corcoran
and Tuttle, netted Armoura three, runs.
After this Hansen held them safe. Gur
ncss pitched great ball throughout, al
though ho waa hit for a home run by
Woody in the fifth. In the sixth, a hit
batsman, sacrifice and Smalley'a hit,
gver which Donovan 6,nd J. Collins
tangled, netted the Smiths another run.
Thlp was all. Tbe Armours have not
lost a gamo this season, having ' beaten
Luxus, Fremont, Plattsmouth, Wahoo,
Bellevue college and Joe Smiths, besides
winning three straight In the Saturday
Class A league. Score: x
AltMOUItS. 1. SMITHS.
An.ii.o.A.::. ab.ii.o.a.k.
J.Colllua. If. 3 0 3 0 COotf. ct 3 0 2 0
C.ltran. lb.. 3 0 19 1 ortillllpa. 2b. 3 1 2 3 1
Yoit. c 4 17 1 OHIce. rf 3 0 0 0 0
Grra, rf... 4 110 OSnlntWil, lb 4 0 10 0 0
Oarcoran, 3b 4 1 0 2 OSmaller. M . 4 1 0 3 1
W.Colllna. li J 0 1 4 IStanlon. If.. 4 110 0
Tuttlf. 4 14 3 OWcody. 2b... 4 1110
Donovan, rf. 3 0 0 0 lClllllipie, c 4 2 K 1 1
Gumma; p. ,3 0 0 0 0Hnen, p... 2 10 3 0
Lanihetn. cf 2 0 1 0 0'
. , ToUla ,...3t 7 27 12 3
Totaln ..,.33 1 27 11 2
Armours 300000 0 0 o 3
Joe Smiths 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 03
Karned run: .Smiths, 1. Homo run:
oody. Two-base -hit: Scanlon. Sacri
fice hits: Goff. Phillips. Rice. Hansen.
Stolon bases: Phillips (3). Double play:
Tuttle to Ryan. Struck out. By Han
son, 7; by Gurncso. 6 Bases on balls:
Off Hansen, 3; ofr Gurness, 1. Hits: Off
Gurness, 1. Icft on bases: Armours, 3;
Smiths. 3. Time; 1;$5. Umpire;' Sage.
Happy Hollow Golf
Play Opens Saturday
The formal opening of tbe golf season
at Happy Hollow club promises to bo ono
of tho most successful In the history
of the organisation under the able direc
tion of Charles Johnston, golf mentor
of the elite Dundccites and other de
votees of thp game.
The club schedule will start next Sat
urday. May 23. with three flights, ar
ranged according to handicaps, In an
Iglltcun-holc competition, In medal play.
Prizes will bo awarded In each of tho
three Jllghts. A golf club will be given
for each class, from tho choice stock ot
Charles Johnston, professional at tho
Happy Hollow club,
D. S, Chesney, one of the real golf
enthusiasts at Happy Hollow, Is donatli:.?
the prizes for the first scheduled event
ot the season. Owing to the fact that
the state tournament will be played at
Happy Hollow this season, for the first
time In tho history of the event, members
of the west side club are taking more
than usual Interest In the game. In
dications aro that from the very start ot
tho seasqn. Happy Hollow will have en
rolled a greater number of golfers than
ever before In the history of the club.
Jorgensen Captain
of Foot Ball Eleven.
N season's captains for both tha
:8Qt bal1 nnd basket ball teams weirs
' "y "
ITlCn
men 01 ln" university ot umana.
i gridiron leadership was almost unanimous.
For captain of the basket ball team
Flnley Jenkins was elected. Jenkins was
. v. m,,,o tea drvtcu, .ivunuia whs
ua forward last season and proved to be
1,1. a ..l.lnf nnln, r. ...... Hn ,1.. . ,.,
the chief point setter on the team. Jenkins
also holds several jumping and pola
vaulting records and played halfback on
the foot ball squad last season. Ills
ability as ap all round athlete Is perhaps
the best In the school.
M'GRAWS BREAK JINX BY
WINNING FROM BANKERS
j Tho McGiaw base ball team broke ths
(!-.. K., i .u-
. J 1 ,. J uvil-UWIlb Ml L. I! I VU niuici . n-
j tlonal bink boys by tho score ot 15 to 8.
The MeGraws hunched their hits while
1 tho Bankers failed In the pinches. Score:
R.H.E.
McOraw ... 2 0 1 2 0
1 5 0 3-15 18
U. S. Bank.. 1020.3000885
Two-base hits: Huntington (2), Nel
son. Krug, Fleming, Plercei Three-basa
hit: Krug. Home run: Johnson. Basea
on balls: Off Weber. I: off Pierce. 4;
off Coller. 3. Hit hy pltcned ball: Wick
atrom. Struck out; By Weber. 3: by
Huntington. S; by Pierce. 9; by Colter, o.
Batteries: McGraw. Weber. Huntington
and Zolondeck; United States National
"0naecK; united States
!ualm - i-oiitr ana nerce,
.
-Mrmn Beats Drokrii Row.
BROKEN BOW. Ncb May 17-(8n.
clal Telegram. )-About W people watched
Morna defeat Broken Bow this afternoon
on the home grounds, tha score being S
to 4. The game was evenly balanced and
well played.
Batteries Broken Bow. Horn and
Horn; Mcrna. Fanimore and Cramer.
I mplres: U and -White,
Cornell AVIna at Lacrosse.
CAMBRIDGE. Masa., May 17.-Cornll
won the Intercollegiate northern laxross
championship today, defeating lUntud.
T to J
