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ROURKES CAPTURE
NSEC0HD0F SERIES
St. Joseph Givea Poor Support to
Three Hurleri in' Row and
Dropa Game.
TT5AL COUNT IS NINE TO SEVEN
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. April Ji8pelal
Telegram. Aided by miterahle fielding
by the locals. Omaha this afternoon won
the third and final game of tha opening
series her, to 7, .making the series stand
two to one. Cloaman, Crahb and Bind
" gett pitched wall at time, but all were
unsteady and only fair fielding at times
would have ived the came for Ft. Jo
, wrih.
Marty Krug ejected hlmaelf from the
tame In V firth Inning when ha pro
tested too atrenuoutly regarding a de
cision at third base. I'ayne took Ma
I place at third.
' Flint Raa nn Krror.
An error wi repttlbl for Omaha'a
flrnt run, Hmlth acnrlng after OTay had
traoted hia grobncler In tha Xirat Inning,
alnglra by Breen and Krug and an Infield
jut netted to talllea.
Another waa added In I ho fourth onr
Vchllehner'a trtpla and a alngia by
Whakin. 1 wo errort, aacrlflce tunt
ind a aacrlflce fly. which waa dropped
y Fox. added one In the fifth.
Two ecortd In tha aUth with an error,
baaa en ball, a atolen baae and t aae
fli'tce. In tha eighth a baaa on bain, fol
lowed by two errora, a aacrlfica jnd a
ld pltck aent ona over.
- w Eleventh Mettlea It.
The darkling talilea - came la tha
tleventh. Smith led off with a twobaae j
Ml and Breen attempted a aacrlfica. j
Britton fielded tha bunt and then threw
it lid ta ilrat. Emlth acorlng and breen
takLng aecond. Payne aacrlflced and
Kreen a-ored on Thomaaon'a hit to Brit
ten Ainew neglecting to touch tha
Jcuaha flayer a ha alid home.
A base on hella, an error and a ttolen
bM aent 6t. Joaoph i flrat run over In
tha cond. One tallied in tho fourth on
a hit batamaa'and a two-base hit. Four
alnelea, in a row aent two over In the
tlxth and one reentered on a pair of
ingles and a atolen bate In tha aeventli.
Three alaclea ta ICIsntb.
Tha alxth run waa the result of three
inglea In tba eighth and the final run
came on atiitfUi by Kritton and Ham
f'atlcriKta anj a aacrUka by Wition,
Score; - -
OMAHA.
AH. H. II. O. A. E
Hmlth, If, j t 10 9
Hreen. in, , I J 1 0
Krug. Sh t I I
I'ayne. b 1 11 1 10
Thomnwn, ef i 0 0 4 0
HupUmaa, rf t 0 0 t 0 0
Kafira, e 4 t t
Krueger. C 16 1 10
chllrbner. lb. S t 1 11 1
Whiten. 1 1 1 i 1
Clomnan, p. 2 6 1 6 J 6
. rlb, p 1 6 J 0
Hoonott, p 10 6 0 10
Totala ! o 10 14 a
BT. JOSEPH.
AU. n. H. O. A. R.
O'Dar. lb. 4 0 041
Pox. ur i i I e i
Britton. Jb.,
4 l . 1 I 4 1
AMtaan, rf t 1
1
If ralleraon. lb.... 4 1
WtlUama. cf 4 i
A jtnew, c 6
Cilaoti, . 1 0
W. Palteraon, aa... 1 1
!jinlril, p S 6
Willi row 1 6
HuKglna, p. o 6
Baker, p. a 0
IS
a
a
i
l o
0 6
6 0 0 0
0 0 I I
16 1
Totele 41 T IS B 0
Baited lor Lambert In alxth.
Omaha t 0 v 1 I 1 I 0 0 8-0
M. Joaeph ...-0 1 0 I a J 1 1 1 0 6-7
' Three-baae hlte: Britton. H-hlirbnr.
Tio-biH bite: Agnew. mtth. H.riru
hlte; Breen, Payne. Tliomawin. bclillclw
nr. Whales '?. 'lojmn, V tlw.i Cac
rilice th llucUiroi. trtnirn baeea:
Britton, Wllllanie. Biecu tit. Whalen.
lKub)e plava: I'ayne to H-hllelin-t, W.
Patterson to Ol'ay tu It. Pnltereon.
Una. off l.an hcrt. ! in elx Innlntra: off
' hikT. 2 In three and Iwo-thlrde mninae;
off V'loemon. In five 4.nd oue-tiiird In
rinaev olf frith, 7 t n tinea hmlna
Banes -on halla: Off Cloaman. S; olf
'rabb, 4. of; Bimiee t, I; If Larilwrt. 2;
off HuKin, I. Btru-k out: By Lam
brt. I. by t'loaman. 2. bv Crabb. 4; lv
B',dxtt. 1. Hit by piti hed Inillt By
Cloaman tH. Patlerami and W. latter
eon). W ild pitch: linker. Left o-i baa-a
Omaha. ; HI. Joseph, ?. Time; I U.
Inuire. Parent.
eioix WIN l this rivL
Wild Plica la Math Leta la Decld
lax Raa for ladlaaa.
XIOITC CITY, la , April M -A wild
pitth In the ninth limine, b "lef.y"
Ttiuinas aliuwd itviny to aore frmn
thud base and Kave the In Hans the tltuil
at ic t the ari ia bv a a- oie of 4 to 1.
T a "Unix City team waa one run he
Mn i i-.ii. n It wnnt lu lm lu the ninth.
Pi.eli a drew a paa aud W hite sarrlf nwl.
o. n. y ainxled. acorlng l'helM Mica
han !ni Ic aent Coouey to third. Clarke
alkod. filling the bases, and Thomas
wa aent In In relieve tireanry, who up
until the nicth had . It. lied an eiei int
game. Thomas tmew lao ball. Tha
second one f n Ihe xnind and wide
and Cooney brrMighl h'Jne the winning
run. i?cor'
SlvlfX l-ITT.
AU. It. H
o.
I
I
7
ooney. ; 1
toeeiian. iu I I
Urke. if 1
Kana. lb 3 a
lienklinx. 5L I 0
1 tJiariati, t f -rf 30
tin fin, rr z a a a
"ii-a. c 1114
tt'- " 3 0 0 6
lege
liai.i 1. cf 0 0 0 0
Father
D0CIT1NK
fvr s-.rtr- run'
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PIP'-
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TOJE TO RX
ME OPt -
i
f
Standing of Teams
WE8TKRN T.KAOCE.
Won. 1'layed. Lost. IVt.
Omaha- I 2 I .M7
Topeka ; it..l 1 Ml
le Mnlnea s.,.,.4 3 t .W
Hlou City I J I .fV)
lenver .;. 1 1 1 .601
Lincoln J I . . 1 ,oX
bt. Joseph, I 1 1 .TO
Wichita I 1 2 .3M
NAT,
LEAOt'K, AMER. LEAOUK.
W.K.I'rt 1 W.UPrt.
Phlla
I. .tm Detroit ...... 4 .W1
Cincinnati I a
.727 New York . 4 4
.4Wi Bnoton ....,.E 4 .tA
. ('hlfeKO I 4 .MX
.JKtiWaahlng'n . t .f
..'' 'leveland T .4t
.Mi rt. 1AJUU....4 t .
.! pwia. a .ia
i hlcngo ,...R
Minion t 6
Plttebuneh .4 1
ft. Louie ... 7
New oYrk. a 7
Brooklyn ...4 7
FED. LEA Of F..
AMER.
W.Ufrt
W.I,.Hct.
Brooklyn .
Newark, .,.
Chicago ..7
Pltleburah I
Kan. Clty..
Iluffnln ....6
Baltimore .5
Pt Loula..a
M3tmllannnnlla.
Kl
727
.(U1I IOUlv .
a
Ht. Paul. ...7 4
Mlnneapollsf 4
Kan flty...i
.lfl
.4
.
.11
.on
..IWl C leveland ..4 7
Milwaukee .4
,27ii Coliimnua ..1 16
Waler4ar't Reealta.
WKBTEHN LEAOrE.
Omaha. ; lt. Jwph, 7.
Denver a; Lincoln, a; called end ninth,
t catch train.
le Molnee, V. aioux City, 4. 1 ,
Topcka 1; Wichita. 4. .
' NATIONAL LKAOUE. , .
New York, : UrooklVn, 6. .
Boeton. rhlla.l. lphla, 7. 1 ,
Clil-an. 12; Cincinnati. U
I'lttiibureh. 0- Kt. Loul. . '
AMERICAN L.RAOUB.' . '
'Philadelphia, I; Hoaton, .
' Waahinitton, t; New .York, .
Cleveland, I; Chicago, it. ,
Bt. Louie 3; Detroit. I. .. , .
FEDERAL LEAOVE.
Paltlmore. 4; Brooklyn, a. ,.
Kenena Clly, 6; Chicago T.
Buffalo. ; Newark, a . '
Bt. Loule-Plttsburghf rajn. 1
AMERICAN AffOXlATlON.
Columbua, 4; l ouiavtlle .
' Cleveland, I. Mlnneapoll. a. . . .
Milwaukee. ; Kanxaa City, S.
m. I'aul-Mlnneapoiia: rain.
(iaatea Toay.
Veatern Ieagu Ienier at Topeka,
PIiimk City at Dmih. ft. Joeepl) at
lr Molnei. Unroll, at 'Wichita.
American Lanatie New York at 1M.
ton, Philadelphia at WnehlnKtnn, Ht
Louie at litri)lt. Cleveland at C'McaRo.
National laKiie Pltlehurgh at fct.
Irfiiila. (hli'KO at Cincinnati. Bnaton at
New Yoik, Hrookiyn at Philadelphia.
IV.Ieral l.eaaue at. Lmila at f'ilta.
hurah, Knnea City at Chicago. Balti
more at -Brooklyn, Buffalo at Newark.
White 0
6 6 6 0 6
1 T, 1 1
sr..
R. H. O. A. E.
0-1 0 6
6 0 t 6 0
I 9 3 4-6
I S 6 0
I 14 6 6
6 0.6 6 6
0 I .1 a 1
6 5 1 t
6 A 0 1 6
0 0 0 0
1 6 i
Totala !U
Hnhn, . rf 4
Hunter. ( t 4
Suwver. 5h 1
Joner, th 4
Kille, If J
Tamiehlll, ab J
Hartford. a , 4
Brcen, c 4
Oretory, p a
Thbmia, p 6
Totala 31
Batted for Kelly In ninth.
One out when winning run (cored.
Sioux ty o 0 1 6 1 6 6 0 1--4
la M'jli, o 6 6 3 0 6 6 6 0-1
TlV.ll.H Kit. IS rf. .... . .
Xnnlilll. Wtilt. Pacriflca fly: Tanne-
J'mea. lnninas mtcberf: n . , :
"4 !1 me-thlrd; by Ttiom.a. Dart of
...... rut,: nj t.ireaerT. 7
on baiia: Off tie.. or. I. 17; 1.,, '"7
Mr.i. l. . u L-r...
m ThomiTVAfb
Tlmi M H"W l-X Oregoty.
UeTaeL ' ' lmP'r:v Van 6lckla"anJ
. . I .
MMfOLa AMI .niZZLIL TIB
Aatelaara ..4 Dearer llatll, m
Tarrr-to-Tfcr Draw.
Uncoln.
Wolfe. I, A "
McUaffinen. aa 4 i !
ariecon. rf 4 0 1
Bieriauer . g g
O. A. E. I
I I
1 0
3 0 4
0 0 0
12 6 6
I 6
1 a r-
0 6
: 1
t: il "3
.
O. A. E.
a 6
1 13
3 1 0
3 6-0
0
6 i
v 6 6
6 6 0
I I 6
6 16
6 6 0
1 O0
zi w "a
lh.
0 10 0-4
61 6 1 6-3
a ., log
Pchrlolr.'rf .'.'.'..'.."! 4
Krucxcr. 3li 4 0 0
NarveNon, j 0
Totala
DENVER.
Matthea., ;b ' '1
Ivriladae. a -
Coffev. Sh " I i I
jcaiiaway if:. ..::::: a , 1
. ,nrr, cf 4 o 1
I Klsher. !b ; 4 a t
rf I I
Htrrlnk'ton. n " 1 a a
1 i-kell 0 0 6
Jordan, p 6 0 0
Totala 52 "l "
Batted for Carleton In nlnl
l-incoln 0 0 o
l"ener I 0 10 0
u - i. i. T ' "Y,n,,ws, iioi.Me play:
Wolf to krueaer. kellaher to Matthewa
ii hrr . K' "'r,, hlta:- Mcti.ftigan.
I.lod. Ke.lehrr !. I 'cfey.' htru. k out:
By llart lngton. 4: by Jordan. 1. Baaea on
b-lla. off Harrlnaton. 7. Wild pilchea:
Naveson 2i. llarringion. Time; l:lo. Lm
pite: Curack. '
i i.
Asaerlcaa Aaaaelallaa.
At' lxulall ail
Coluim.ua a ,
luiulaillle ". '.' ; 17 1
Bstt. rtes: Da via, Eayra aad' Colein.a
Ellia: Marka .. mma -oiema.
- . ..rv .1 .
Al Ini1i,r,i.i.
RUE.
.17 0
3 3 3
Devoit;
R H E.
.. 4 11 1
Ci.-vvland
Indtanafolla
BuMerh-n: Col I a more '"and
fi hrdt. Mm and Blai kburn.
At Kanaaa Vj
Milwaukee ,
Ksna rile
Batirnea: ftlapnh ka and lVucbrs Fan
dcra. Iellil nd tlmr,. S"es. ran-
tot. I'aal-Minaeapolis, poalponed; rala.
3 13
OTTE' BEE:
Copyright. 15. International
News Service.
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REDS BEAT COBS
AFTER THEY RALLY
Chicago Overcome! Nine Ran Lead
Only to Loie Game to Cinci
in Lait Framei.
f m aiaaaaa f
SCORE IS THIRTEEN TO TWELVE
CINCINNATI, O., April 2.-After Chi
cago had managed to overcome a nine
run lead. Cincinnati, by ateady playing
and conalatent pitching In tha seventh
and. eighth Innings, tied up and passed
tha visitors, eventually winning, 12 to 12,
today.
Cincinnati ! big Inning canto In tha first
when, with five hits, two bases on, balls
and two sacrifices Interrrllngled, they
scored seven ruria. Chicago waa not to
be outdone, however, and In, the alxth,
with five hits, two men hit hy pitched
balls, a base on balls and two aacrlflce
hlta, they totalled eight runs. Score:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AR H.O.A C AB.H.H A K
Oo4. rf t 14 4 S1ach. ef.... I 1 10 0
Hhr. sa... 4
1 1
4 1
1 0
1 STwombly, cf 1 0 I
0 OHarsng, t. . 1 1 1
iluklni. aalb 1 I 1
1 SKIIIKer, It.. 4 17
1 eorirtith. rf.. i 4 a
I eurnh, :b.... 1 0
I eniaoa. lb.... Ill
1 OMoliwIta, lb I 1 4
I OWasnar, aa.. 10 0
0 0 larka. e.... Ill
1 OHrowa. p.... 110
4 !Vhal4er, p 4 O 0
0 Sltala. p 0 4 I
4 SJlsatoa, p... 4 4 J
tfchults, If . 4
slmVmaa. Ik 4
Cler, lb.... I
William ell
Vsugho, s... 4
Bmnhan, s I
Pkalaa. 3b . I
MtLrry. Mil
A'Iniimi, a ... t
Hrtianr, p.... 3
CorrMen. ef I
Knlaalar ... 1
ftararav .. 1
Totals..;..! 14 14 14 0 Touts II II n 1 "1
'tuturu tor .. n.iania in ..ii.
Butted for Vaughn In the ninth.
Chicago 0 I 0 1 3 3 0 0 0-12
Cincinnati 7 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 13
Two-base bits: Mollwlts, Leach baler
2. Flsber, McLarrv. Three-base hits:
fnicr. Olson (2). liome run: Williams.
Earned runs: Off Adama, 4: off f-horr,
4; off Vaughn, I; of Brown, 4; off H?hmi
aer 1; off Iale, 1. Douhlo play: Williams
to Brranahan to Phelan. r Irst base on
errors: Chicago, 3. liases on halle. Olf
Adama, 8, off bchorr, 3, off Vnuahn. 2;
olf frhnelder, 1. Hits: Off Adams. S in
one Inning; off fcchorr, I In four Ipnlngn;
off Vauxhn, 3 In three Innlngi; off
Brown, 7 In five innings (none out In tha
sixth); off Schneider, 2 (none out In the
sixth); off Dale, In three Innings; off
Henion none In one inn'nit. htru-k out:
By Adams, 1; by echrrr, 1; by Vaughn
2: by brown, 2. Lmplics;. Klgier and
Hart,
tarda Blaak Plralea.
8T. LOUIS. April 38. Heck made a
three-base hit In tha eecond Inning of
today's game and acored on a single by
Butler; thus making the first tally for
rt. Loula In todays game with Pitts
burgh. Ht. Louis won, t. to 0. Butler
scored In the same . Inning on fnyder s
two-baae hit. Pcore:
PlTTSBl'aOH. 8T. I)t?t.
a n u r A a ' Aa u n i ,
Carer. If.... 4 1 10 iHuaalaa. lb. 1 4 4 I I !
Jfihaaton,
Ik 4 III e enaarbar. If.. I vise
Vlox. lb
4 4 0 1 OLms. ef..
11114'
I 1 io 0 o ,
Waaaer. Ik. 4
I 4 4 Ml Her. lb
1 0 OWIIaoa. rf.
eHerk. lb..,
4 4 I Hullar. as.
4 0 0 bir1er, e..
1 4 ST.rilua, p.
Hlnrkraa. rf 1
IJaana, ef. 4
Oerber, as.. 1
Oibm, a... 1
fckaat, .... 1
Adaina, p.... I
fibealea ... 1
Cooper. B....0
a.lr4 1
Uoatelle ... 1
I 0 4 0 0
.43411
.41110
.1110 0
.110 10
4 0 4 Totals ti"i 17 w"l
Tntala..
I 14 II 1
Baled for Auama In seventh.
Batted for Oerber In ninth.
Batted for Cooper In ninth. '
Pittsburgh. 0 0 0 6 0 6 6 6 0-
bt. XxulS ..s 6 3 0 0 t 0 0 0 3
Two-base hit:? Snyder. Hlnchman.
Three-besa hit: Beck. tftolea lasea:
Miller, Beacher. Double playa: Adams
to Uarber to Johnet.m; I-ont to Miller;
Oerber to Johnston. Bas.s on balls: Off
Adama, 4; off Perdu, t. Hlta: Off
Adama, & in six Innings; off Cooper, 3 In
two Innings. Struck oul: By l'erduo, 1.
Uniplrea Klom and F.mslle.
- Teareaa Baea Giants.
BROOKLYN. April 2.-Jeff Tesreau
checked the New York Nationals- Inning
streak by winning the final game of the
series with Brooklyn today. I to 0. He
allowed the locals two hits.
Dell, who stored a victory over the
Olanta Thursday, when he relived
Rucker, rolched a good game for Brook
Ivn. Two bases on balla. howaver, were
Instrumental in rlvlna the Olanta their
first run. ' I x tie rt scored the second nn
hla tiiplo and Kletcher a scratch hit. Er
rors by Hchulta and Wheat counted for
the one in the ninth.
Players Daubert, Ptengel and Hnodgrass
were put off the field for objecting to
umpire' fWIluru. Bi-ore:
NCW TURK. . RCXLTN.
AB H O A g AD H O a g
aneHar'aa it i I 10 eO'Mare. aa.. 4 10 14
Mo'ta. !.. I
lMl. Ik... 1
l.nharl. Hi. .. 4
neither, as. 4
hurfia. rf ... 4
see tliaMiwri. jo. a a
lit IHumnwl. lb. 4 4
10 1 C.'hvma, la.. I I
4 4 SWhaol, If ... 4 4
I S 0 eilunhav. 2b. 4 4
0 11 0 OH Marera. ef I I
4 10 orouraoaa, rf I 4
111 eMHIar. a ... I 0
Markle. lb . 4
Hekenaa. If 4
J Marera, a. I
Toareaa. p., I
0 0 4 orvil. p ..... I 4
eataBS!
10 0 0
Totala U 4 XT 14 I
Totala M 17 11 1
Batted for Daubert In tni eluhlh.
New York I 0 V 0 6 0 0 I 13
Brooklyn v.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Left en baaea: New York. 6; Brooklyn.
4. Thrve-beNe hit: IObrrt. Flrat base
on erroir: New York. 2; Brooklyn. 2.
iKiulnc play: Kchulti to Daubert. Doyle
to alerkle. Baaea on balls: (.iff Teareau.
1; off Dell. 4. ftrui k cut: By Tesreau.
: by 111. . Hit bv pitched bell:
Knndgraas by Dell. I'inpiree: Byron and
Orlh.
. Phlla Agtala Irlaaasih.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Alexander
toduy pitched Philadelphia to victory
uvrr Boston for the third time (Ma eea
son. the score living I lo l The vlaitura
bunched all of their hits In throe tnninta,
but Alexander fanned ten batamen.
Strand was bit hard and both of Bos
ton's errors were costly. In the eighth
Inning tJowdy'e throw to vatch Cratb
off third struck the runner aad taw men,
scored. I to at on rliUined Oaiatli Intor
fticd alth Ihe throw. A big argument
resulted ahd t'mplre tjiii:!-y ordered
Howdy, "chnitdl and Smiii olf the field,
ekore:
gOWTOK PHlUafiri J'HIA
AS H O A C AU H O A g
Mraa. rf . I . I 4 4 eRrrne. Ik . I 4 I t 4
Fimaalk. lb 4 114 toanerofl, at I I 14
(o..ii,. it. H I I Iriwn. H . 4 4 t 4
Ms. cf ... 1 0 4 0 a.V.aik. at . 4 14 4 4
&a4u la. 4 i 10 1 ewaiuoe. ef . 4 1 10 0
OMAHA, TUESDAV, APRIL 27. 1015. I
CLOtE IT
NOWONt
AROUND
TOMORROW
Hes. h ... 0 10 Nlehotf. IK. a 3 111
Bmim. lb... 4 3 14 OtrfiiViras. Ib. 4 I (40
rt.n. lb.... 4 0 0 0 OKIIIIter, ... I 0 11 0 0
MxranTll, aa 4 1 4 !AIxaa4er, yt 1 0 1 0
OnwUr. c... 10111
WhaliKf. e. 1 4 0 0 0 Totala 11 14 17 7 1
Strand, p.... 4 0 110
Totals M I M 14 I
r-naton 1 0 0 0-0 0 1 3 04
Philadelphia 0 a 0 3 0 0 0 3 7
Two-bnee hlte: Pohmldt (2), Cravath,
roin.ui, carnca rune: ttoatnn, 1; fblla
delphla, 3. Sacrifice hit: Niehoff. rac
rlflce fly: Kllllfer. lieft on baaea: boa.
ton, 5; Philadelphia, S. First be.n on er
rors: I'hllndeluhla, 1. Baaea on halla:
Off Ptrand, 1: off Alexander. 1. Ptruck
out: p.y fHrar.d. 2; by Alexander, 10.
Umpires; yuisley and Eason.
OPENING GAME OF
YEAR. HERE TODAY
Will Usher In 1915 Season on Their
Own Lot with Combat with
Championship Sionx.
MAYOR ISSUES A PROCLAMATION
When James Kane and the other
remnanti of tho championship Sioux
toam appears at Rourko park' this
afternoon to battle Marty Krug's
troops In the opening combat of th
1915 .Western league season In
Omaha, a crowd that will pack the
grandstand and bleachers from top
to- bottom should be on hand to usher
in the year. ' Mayor James C. Daht
man, who missed a great opportunity
to perform In ,St, Joseph, will, offi
ciate by heaving the first plU ta
Senator ' Hitchcock and so that all
Omaha may see how clever a pitcher
he is, the mayor has Issued a procla
mation urging the cltlseng of Omaha
to attend the game. The proclama
tion, Is as follows:
To-the People of Omaha: This after
noon. April 27, the opening game of the
base ball season of 1915 will take place at
Rourke park.
Pa Rnurke lias put forth considerable
effort i. during the winter months In
strengthening the home team and It aeema
aa though his efforts have been success
ful and it na now up to the lovera of our
rational gam to show their appreciation
by terming their presence upon this occa
sion. 1 hope bat all the business houses -that
can conveniently do ao will allow their
employee early leave ao that they may
ha there to encourage the home team In
fact let ua make thia the banner opening
crowd In the Western league.
JAMES C. DAJ1LMAN. Mayor.
Na Parade' Before Game.
.TkM will Ka ma hararfa In flmalil. Al
" ' ' " -
Falrwegther's one-lunged band will blast
I braaa harmonr from 3 to 4 o'clock at the
park. The alren whistle will blow at
noon and at 3 o'clock to notify tho publio
that hostilities will start at t o'clock.
Several box partlea are carded for tha
big event. Including ona for tha queen
of Ak-Bar-Ben, Mlea Francee Hochatetler,
and her court.
James W. Metcalfe, secretary of tha
Associated Retailers, haa been notified by
the various retailers in tha, association
that they will permit as many of their
employes as possible off for tho day ao
they may attend the game.
Among others who hava reserved boxes
for the opening game are Armour 4k Co.,
Gene Melady, tha Rotary club and tha
city , commlaalonera.
In tho opener at St. Joseph tho moat
noticeable thing about Krug'a aggregation
was tha manner In which they played. It's
the flghttngest frowd of bail players
Rourko ever had. They are hustling ovary
irftnute, talking It up and saying aaasy
thing to tha umpire.
Kaow Inside Staff, Tea. -
'Another virtue possessed by tho new
Rourkea ia tho Inside daII they seem to
know. In tha opener at 8t. Joseph Krug
and I'ayne both pulled delayed steals
which caught tha oppoeitlon flat-footed.
Last yearv If any Rourke attempted a
delayed steal It was buried .In history at
tha time.
Tha Breeti-Whalen combination looks
to be the fa st eat around tho keystone
corner la tha league. That pair wUl pull
off aa many If not mora double plays
than any other combination In tha loop.
Their sprightly work In tha games In
Joetown almost paralysed tha Drummer
base runner.
Ear Smith, tho new outfielder, will
work In the opener here, and from re
ports he should be another wise ball
player added to tha roster.- He la said
to' be a apeed merchant and a demon on
the paths.
Bloata-et la Wark Oaraer.
Tom Ricdgett.the southpaw who per
formed such a clever bit of rescue work
In the opt ner at Kt. Joseph Saturday will
assume mound duty today. Jloth Rourke
and Kruc believe Plodgett will become
one of the star left haadere In the game
in time and those who aw him handle
the pinch situation Saturday will agree.
Box seats for the opening game are on
sale at McVittie'a and tha City, NatksrrU
cigar store. The bioux play a four-game
series and Friday will be ladles' day. All
games will be calWd at 3 o'clock..
Tbe C'aaav ar Rheaaaallsaa.
X'sa Sloan's Llnamaot aad you wont ears
what cauaea It. The first application
helpa. Good for ecletlca, neuralgia. 26c.
All drugguts. Advertisement,
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WHITE SOX CAPTURE
FIFTH STRAIGHT ONE
4
Chicago Hose Move Up Into Third
Place by Again Winning & .
Victory.
OPPORTUNE HITTING THE CAUSE
CHICAGO. April 28.-Th Chicago
White Box won their fifth straight game
today when they defeated Cleveland, 12
to 3, and Incidentally moved up Into
third place. The ioaals won the game by
hitting opportunely. Fabcr pitched In
fine form. Score;
CLtTVELANIX . CHICAGO.
ar h o a K ah u n a n
Ilbnlil. cf.. 1 0 11 SOulnlan. rf.. I 1 1 1 4
Smith, of. ... I 100 eRotb, lb..... I 1114
juxjgera, nasi 1 4E Colllna. Ikl I I I I
IIam'oa4. lb I 4 1 1 OFelm-V If... 4 4 4 0
( hapmaa, aa 1 4 1 1 li. Collins, ef I I 4 4 0
Jarknoa. rl.. 1 0 4 0 OWeaver aa.. 14 4 10
(Iraner. If... 1 0 10 o Brief, lb.... I 0 12 0 0
nmoaarna, lb I l l 1 iKrbalk, C....X 1114
fOilelda. lb.. 4 0 7 1 0IaI r 4 S 4 1 S
O'Neill, c...l 4 4 1 OPaber, p.... I 10 4 4
timings, c.ijsio
Mlnhall. s.. 1 4 4 4 S Totala 11 11 11 11 4
Jonae, p 14 4 14
Wood 1 0 4 4 0
Walker, p... 0 0 0 0 0
Barbara .... 1 4 4 4 4
Totals N 1 14 II 1
Batted tor jonc in fifth.
Batted for Walker In ninth.
rlv al .,, A A A A A A t' A Ik- 1
Chicago i) 2 3 8 1 0 4 12
I i nv-naaq nn: nuiipga. ' inree-oase
phits: J Collins. 8mlth (2), Roth, K. Col-
iiia. iioii-n uasea: r. tnuina, riiung,
Hmlth. Earned runs: Off Mitchell. 5:
off Jones, 2; off Walker, 4; off Faber, I.
wwi'w piay; vuinian io nriei. naaes
on balls: Off Faber, 7; off Mitchell, 8;
rt II. at i in..' s-vavai a J '
wa naiier, . uiisT.: ui i juncneu. i in
two innlnRs and none out in third; off
ii?t w an twv inniiiKBp on vv tuner, in
four InnlnpTi. Hit by. pitched bail: J.
Collins and Weaver by Walker, tstrurk
rial Xlmm at (4-1 11 0k. T I n. a
"-. -j a nt. limit , ny rajirt0r, oy
Jflriaa 1 hv Walkrakv 9 lfmnlp...
and Null in. '
A-aStta Beat Tlcern.
DTTTWalTT A tAa-tl JS A aal-a 1 -.1
- ' " "I'l" nuojUII 1H8J11?
i iWo men wre out ,n th ninth in-
iiiiiai univu m two mn and rave ISt.
IauI a 3 to 1 victory over IMtroTt todav.
lev awl 1 nn a aa nllnWail uai w I m ,
itora. nnd In addition hit a triple wlTTch
ii.. "r niai run. jaconson, a pinch
hitter, made a three-bagxer and acored
the Tigers only run on Bush's long fly.
Score: "
BT. LOUIS. ' DBTROTT.
AB.H.O.A E. , IB H O A E
Shottoa, If.. 4 0 10 oAuah as....7l O S S O
rrait. lb 4 111 ormisr, lb... 14 110
W lliiama. rf 4 I 1 1 OObh. ef.... I lose
Kaufman, lb 4 I II 4 OCrawfsrd. rf 4 1 0 1 4
C Walker, of 4 0 4 0 OVeach. If.... 4 110 1
Aaatln. Sb... 4 111 OKarana'. lb. 4 1 11 l 4
lAvan, aa... 14 4 1 svitt, 3b..... I 4 1 ( a
lary, ....! 4 11 1 Baker, a.... 1 0 4 14
Wallmaa. p. I 14 I Ot'lanasa, e.. 4 0 0 0 0
Dubaf, p.,,. 0 0 1 S
Totals 1J 14 17 11 fJacobaos ... 1 0 4 4
Batted for Baker Jlfe" T6 1
f1-. Lo.", 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2-S
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
TllT;b"e h.'t":w Wrtlmn. Jacobson.
VHn." KtfP'n V,hb Kavanagh. Tflarned
niT.1. ff Dub"r. off Wellman. 1.
E. .?',y: Yi".to Kvanagh. Wlll
lJZ,t0, Sry- F,r"t h o" errora: PL
I b hI8"'.' b"": Ott Wellman.
n-t l out: rbue. 4. Umpirea-
OLoughlln and Hlldebrand.
Re 80a Tresses Marka.
ti05,.T.?.N' Ajlril Weakness shown by
the visiting pitchers and opportunT bat
flat PhM1.18 rnab" Bortin to di
leat Phlladeplh la, 0 to 8. In a awvan in.
rt :r,'h.tod;: WpVA ihVs:
f!!t., li nd of ,he venth. The
anUfle,Sfnt.h's WSner ' h,U1"
rHILADBUPHU BOSTON
6tnnk. ef.. I 4 1 4 SMrNaUr. lb 4 4 4 1 1
Jjajoia. lb.; t 1 I Ispkar.'eTl 4 1 4 a
Mcinala. lb. 1 1 4 I Sin ,if.V. 1 4 I a S
Barry, as.... 1 log Oilalnor lb i I 1, a .
-?'' 1 ttw-sr-si:: ! rj j ;
DaTlaa. I 7 I,m !
h.. , j ; -j i a o
S5-:i S J J J mni
Walan 1 4 4 4 p
ToUU M I 1 "44
Batted for McConnell In alxth
Philadelphia 0 I 0 0 0 1 o.
O 0 I 1 1 3 Z
ri.i-.. Z. , "J"ie. inree-Dase hit:
Oalnor. wtolen bat: Murphy, htrunk
Hof.T' B,V!'" on rror,: Philadelphia. 1
Boston, a Baaea on balla: Off DavlsT 1
r.fiBr";l?r' ,; " Ru,n- Hits: Off
F IS iln.two "nd one-third innings:
off Hairer. 3 In one and tw-othirds in.
n ngs; off Brassier. 3 In two innings.
Struck out: By Harper. 3: by Breealer. 1;
.win, empires. niu and Connolly.
Vaaka Beat Senator.
NEW YORK. AprU 2s-The New York
: . " " " 01 irw irorn
r.T !. n f" Boehllng with long
.1 .fiiy.'r '" ,"e Deeea fuU ln
the third Inning, while Cook hit a home
run with two on the bases In the seventh
rioiier. wno won nis Hiiro game for New
Vftrlf KMa w - u at f a... i ... 1 1 ' . . .
- . - v ' . . r, n aaniniiioil I
runa coming in tha third Inning when
BoehllnK In t hnnw run mfiik i u .4 .
on ibaae.
Cree was hit on the nnae with a thrown
nail durina tha Drarll.a ami AiA n.
play. 4core
WASMINOTTW. KCW YORK
A a H OA K aa u r 1
Aroata. rf ..I 4 14 4Malaal. II 1 Ills
Ktaler, lb... 4 1 4 1 SHartaall. If. I 1 1
Milan. cl....t 4 I 4 IBauotaaa. of 1 110 0
wuiiajca. . 4 I I 1 lfipp lb..... I I 14 a a
Oaadil. lb I I I 0 I Co. ik". rf 4 114a
R-ii4a. It. 4 1 I SPerkiapa. a I Slip
M.ira.a. lb . I I 1 4 llttna,, lb.... 1 Ills
MoHrlila. a I I I I INaauakr. at 11 1 4
iioalla. p. I I 0 4 4Klahar. p.... 4 10 10
TotaU M 4 Mill Totals.. ...44 11 f 14 "0
Washlngtoa 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 a
New York 0 0 3 0 0 1 8 8 -!
Two-base hlta; Flshar, Baumann. Thrae
la bit: Pipp. Home runs: Boehllng,
took. 8tolen baaea: hostar, alaisel. Cook.
Double playe: Prcklnpaugh to 11pp. Mor
gan to Uandil. alaieel to Boone lo Pi pp.
Haae on errors: Nea York, . Baaea on
balls: Off Fiaher. 1; off Boehllng. a
Hit by pitched bail: By Boehllng. Boone.
Balk: Boehllng. Htru k out: By Fisher, 0;
by Boehllng, 4. L'snptrea: Evans and Mul
laney. ,
Read The bee's "Bustneea Chaaoeg"
and f ot Into your ewe business.
OPEN YOOR NOOTH
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WHALES SHUTJUT CASEYS
Chicago Hammera Oat & Seven to
Nothing Victory Oyer Eawfeds
. with McConnell on Mound. -
FOUR BUNS IN AN INNING
CHICAGO, April 2. Chics go pounded
oul a 7 to 0 victory over Kansaa City
here today, McConnell pitching airtight
ball for the locals. The entire seven runs
were earned, four of them off Hennlng
ln the one inning he pitched after Pack
ard's withdrawal in favor of a pinch hlt
Jter. Han ford's batting was the main fea
ture In Chicago's scoring. Score: R.H.E.
Kansas City.0 00000 0000 51
Chicago 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 4 7 18 1
Batteries: Packard, Hennlng and
Brown; McConnell and Wilson.
Brook feds Beat Terrapins. '
BROOKLYN. AprU 20,-The Brooklyn
f ederals defeated Baltimore. 8 to 4, here
, today. Bailey weakening in the sixth and
.reventh, being pounded for nine hits and
eight runs. He held tho Brooklyn .to one
jhlt in the first five Innings. Score:
IR. H E
Baltimore ....0 OOOIOOSO 4 121
Brooklyn ... .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 11 1
Batterls: Bailey, Conley and Owans;
Lafitta and Land.
Newark Beats Blaee.
NEWARK, AprU 36,-Newark won to
day from Buffalo, S to 2, after the game
was held up for twenty minutes by rain.
Score: R.H.E.
Buffalo 1 0000010O (83
Newark- 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 4 g 0
Batteries: Woodman. Krann and Ttlaln
Mullen and Rarlden.
WICHITA DEFEATS THE TOPEKS
Boosters Take Third and Laat Game
ef tha Serlea.
i W'9HlTA' Kan- Aril . Wichita de
reated Topeka today in the third and last
aamM of th. -lu V . i. . ..... .
x r - " D "jr .in. aiuia' 01 a 10 1.
i hlL.? "'owed the Topeka team only
eccre- ' b'" acratchea.
WICHITA.
AB. R
.4 1
.41
:l 'I
.. 4
..3 0
..3 0
.3 0
.3 1
H.
1
1
0
1
3
1 ,
3
0
1
A.
1
8
0
0
0
t
1
1
0
Pownall cf .
Wares, ah
Graham. M
Henry, lb
Tydeinan, rf
nspp, au
Ritter. aa
Griffith, c
H. Cochran, p..
Totals ..
iiriSL., 27 14 3
iui r.AA.
n w ... R- H. O. A. E.
2' .f'ochr". 8b 4 0 0 8 1 1
Talllon, If OO'OIOO
Jackson, cf 4 0,80 1 0
roraythe, rf.. ....... 4 0 0 1 0 0
f&VPs, c 4 - 0 0 3 1 1
l-aulniore, ?b 4 0 14 a 0
Roche, as J 1 J . j 0
VVolluma. lb ,8 0 1 0 3 0
Nel.iwn. p 3 0 0 0 6 0
Totals S3 "l " 24 13 1
T"Pt.k 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Wichita ,.Q 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 4
Lefl. " "ees? Topeka! 5; Wichita, (.
Sacrifice hit: Henry. Two-base hlta:
Roche, II. Cochran. Wool urns. Wares.
Stolen bases: Wares. Rapp. fctruck out:
Br ?ony.j Jy. H' ochran. a Baaea
on balls: Off Nelson, 2; off If.- Cochran,
'"i Rw" 2 Griffith:
Time: l.ui. I mpira: Myers.
. leatkera Asaaefattoa.
At Atlanta Atlanta. 3; Mobile. 1
At Memphis Memphie. 2; Chatta
nooga, 6.
At Birmingham Birmingham. 4; New
-' 1 mi,,, .
At Nashville Nashville
13; Little
Rock.lJ.
Kl an wood Defeata Wee pi lap; Water.
WEEP1NO WATER. Neb,. April 2.-feoial.-fIClrawood
High school base
'ball team defeated the local high school
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team, 10 to 2, Saturday Rfternoon, In tne
first base ball game of the ae&eon here.
Batteries: Elmwood, . McCrory , ' and
Boelter; Weeping Water, Marshall,
Swindle and Fisher. '
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From.
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