Jumping is Good Exercise but it Can Be Overdone Sometimes
JOSIES COP GAME
IN THEJLEYENTH
JLourkes Pass Up Several Opportuni
ties to Win by BatheT Ragged
Base Banning.
STILL LEAD LOOP, HOWEVER
Th Rourk machine tupped a cor 7
terday and th lowly Drummer from
St. Joseph copped a win from our ath
letes, to 8. after eleven Inning of
rather ragged baa ball, but It matter
not fat the per cent re column, for tbe
obliging OrlMllea turned a trick or two
In Wichita and the Kan town waa
trimmed, thua leaving Omaha etlll lurched
t the top of the ladder.
The Josh tried hard to give the game
to our alda several time, but Mai-ty'
athlete were not Inclined to take ad
vantage, of the proffered gift. Paul
tBrown passed out aeren awata, six walks
and hla mates added nine miscue to the
offering. On four distinct occaslona
'Hourke runner were nipped rambling
promiscuously around th runway with
out any apparent asps or direction or
purpose. -
Burney Everdon tolled nine rounds for
Omaha and pitched fairly steady ball,
eKpeclally considering It was his first
effort this year and he was still nursing
a flock of boils on the back of his neck.
Burner had swell control, allowed nary
a walk and kept the hits pretty well
scattered. He expired in the ninth to
lot Cy Forsythe bat for him. and Frank
lin Johnson went In to get credit for
tHe loss.
Patterson Tarns the Trlelc
A blow by Manager Ham Patterson did
the work In the fatal eleventh. Fox beat
out an infield hit and was sacrificed to
second by Watson. Here Patterson In
jected hi only hit mto the matinee and
it sufficed to ruin the Rourkes.
, Omaha got the Jump on the Invading
battalion In the second stanza, but the
lead was short-lived. Thomason was
given a walk to start the festivities, and
Huelsman laid down a neat sacrifice.
Brown pegged wildly to second to catch
Tommy there ' and the ball rolled Into
conterfield. while Tommy hied his littla
self to third. Krueger lifter a sacrifice
fly to Fox. .giving Thomason oodles, of
time In which to mark.
Three , blows In the fourth put tho
Joales one to the" good. Brltton beat out
an infield hit and went to second on
"WSUlltfrns" drive to right. Both men
traveled an extra base wVen Huelsman
foosled the ball a moment O'Day's sin
gle to center registered both men.
nonrkes Coant Two.
, When Breen deceased In the sixth Krug
caught slant for a hit to right, and
went to third on Thomason' poke to
tho same garden. Tommy was nipped
trying to take second when the ball was
to catch Kruk. Huelsman was dellber
ately walked and he stole second. Krueger
slammed a line drive to left, counting the
manager and Huelsman. . Krueger went
to third when the pill trickled through
Fox, but Schllebner made th third out,
, ndlng th rally. , .nj,
' Pass Vm Cac la Tenth
- -That waa J for the Rourkes, although
the bases were choked in the eighth, and
a fin chance to count occurred In- th
tenth. j The tenth waa the saddest round
of the quarrel from a' home standpoint.
Hulsman was safe on Willie Patterson'
error, and. . waa forced by Krueger.
Schllebner and Krueger wereboth safo
on Willie's second fooxle,' and ' Whalen .
drove a beaut of a hit to center.' Krueger
stopped to watch the progress1 of the ball
and was, as a result, cut down at the
plate by Williams. v Bohllebner went to
third In the interim, and then was caught
napping off that bag by Wlthrow, mak
ing a double play that should never have
been accomplished.
Brltton opened the seventh with a hit
" for the h03tlles. s Williams doubled but
Brltton was caught at the plate trying
to score. William went to third on the
Hay. He counted on ODays blow. Then
' vsme the 'fatal eleventh and the winning
marker for tho Joetown athlete. '
Whalen Plays Cireat Game.
Red Whalen played a great game at
short. ' He made three hits and several
sensational stops at short. Smith made
a great running catch of what looked
like a three-bagger from the bat of Fox
in the third. ' , .. .'
Today Tom Blodgett, the hero of tho
opening combat, will toll on the mound
for Omaha. Cy Forsyth will also be
seen cavorting about one of the outfields.
The game today will be called at S
o'clock. Score: .
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H O.
W. Patterson, ss... a
0
0
Olron, ss 0 0
Kox, If 4 1
WatHon. rf 4 0
H. Patterson, lb... S 0
Hritton. 3b S 1
tMlllams, cf 4 2
0'Day-ib 6
Withrow, c 4 0
Brown, p 4 0
0
S
1
11
s
7
0
1
0
0
i
0
i
Totals
40 4
OMAHA.
H 33 19
AB. R,
11. O. A. E.
Smith, If
Breen, 2b
Krug, 8b
Thomason. rf...
5-
0
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
4
7
17
1
0
0
0
0
r
Huelsman, rf
Kruegtr, c
fv hltvbner. lb
Whalen, ss
lOverdon, p..-
Johnson, p
Forsyth
Payne
Total S7 S 7 33 17 1
Batted for Everdon In ninth.
Payne batted for Johnson in tenth.
St. Joseph
Runs 0 0 0 S 1 0 0 0 1-4
Hits 1 1 0 S 0 S 0 0 1 2 11
Omaha
Runs e iitMMt-i
Hits 0 SlllSOOOlft-7
. Two-base hits: Watson, yithrosr.
Stolen bases: Huelsman, Krug, Whalen.
Sacrifice hits: Fox, Watson. Huelsman.
Everdon. &rriflc fly: Kruager, Double
play: W. Patterson to O'Day to H. Pat
terson. Left on bases: St. Joseph. 6;
Omaha, 1 Hits: Off Everdon, t in nine
innings; off Johnson, 3 in tjvo Innings,
fciruck out: By Brown, 4; by Everdon. 4;
by Johnson. 2. Bases on balls: Off
Brown, off Johnson, L. Hit by pitched
ll: Krueger. Time; IJa. Umpire:
Van Sickle.
Huskers Offer to
Play Creighton at
Tennis Saturday
An effort I being mad to eard a dual
tennis meet between ta University of
Nebraska and Creighton for next Satur
day. Jumbo Stiehm haa a tennis team
of which he la proud and bas Invited th
local college to take in a little conflict
C'buck Gardiner, an Omaha High school
graduate, to one of the members of th
Nebraska team. Chuck was also a mem
tar of th university basket ball squad.
OMAHA'S NEW LETT FIELDER
WHO IS SOME FIELDER.
BEARS BEAT WICH IN FIRST j
Batting Rally in Ninth Inning Fails
to Sate Wolres from the
Griiilies,
SCORE IS SEVEN T0 FOUR
WICHITA, Kan.. May l.-Denver won
the opening gam of the series from
Wichita. A batting rally by Wlchjta In
the ninth fell short. Score:
v WICHITA.
' A.B. R. H. O. A. K.
Pownall, cf 4 116 0 0
Wares. 2b 5 0 8 2 7 I
Orahsm, If 3 0 0 1 0 0
Henry, lb 3 1 0 10 6 0
Tydeman, rf 4 1 1 0 1 0
Rapp, 3b 4 0 1 2 0 1
Rlttor. ss 4 0 1 1 1 0
Griffith, c 4 0 1 P 0 0
Oelst P ...'. 1 0 ft o. ' 3 . 0
Boott. p 0 0 0 W 2 0
NlchoUon, 1 0 1 0 0 0
Gray 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total.
34 3
DENVER.
Zt 13
A.B. R
H.
1 -1
1
2
1
1
A.
0
E.
0
0
0
0
0
J
Spencer, cf ...
Dell, If
Whelan, rf ...
Galloway. 3b
Kelleher, ss .
Fisher, lb ....
Matthews, 2b
Ppahr, e .......
Harrington, p
II
B
....... 4
S
..-
4
t
4
a
Totals ;......M . 4 14 27 ' US 0
Batted for Olest In seventh. "
I Battad for Bcott in ninth.
Denver ..0 l 0 10 0 10; 04
Wichita .0 0 0 S O 0 0 0 1-3
Left on basest Denver! 12; Wichita, ,
Two-base hit- Fisher, Spahr (2), Pown
all, Kelleher, Ware. Thre-base hits:
Tydemsa. (Stolen bases:- Dell, Whelan.
Matthew. Ware (i). Hits: Off Olest,
10 In seven innings, fetruck out: By Har
rlngtvn 7; bv Glest. 5 f Scott. 1. Base
on bslls: Off Harrington, 4 oVf Oeit. 2.
Hit by pitcher: Henry. Vpmlre: Myers.
Time: J:1C. .- : '
Kaws Use Six Men
- On SlabGet Three
Homers and Win It
TOPETCA, Kan., May 1. Three home
runs by the locals and th use of six
pitchers featured the opening' of the
eerie with Lincoln today. Score:
. TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Cochran, 3b. ........ 4 0 1 S 1 1
Tallion. If. 4 0 1
Jackson, cf. '. 4 , 1 .-"1
Mayes, rf 5 ' 1 1
Kapp, lb 3 0 0
Lattlmore, 2b 4 1 1
Roche, ss 4 12
Monroe,, c 4 2 3
(ann, p. 3 1 3
Clunn, p 1 0 0 -
Styles, p 0 0 0
Nelson, p. r, 0 0 0
Total ... 36 7 13 27 8
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Wolfe. If. 4 2 3 2 0
McOofflgan. as. .... i 0 1,1 1
Bierbauer, lb 3,0 0 g 0
McAllister,' c 10 0 1 1
Mclntyre. rf 4 0 S 1 0
Aliman rf. 8 0 1 2 1
Morris, cf 2 1 0 I 1
H 8chreiber, 2b 4 1 3-8 4
Krueger, 3b 3 0 1 2 2
WHIUma. c.-lb. .... 2 1 0 3 1
11. Schrelber. p t 0 1 0
Ehman, p 1 0 0 0 3
Totals 36 S 10 24 13 1
Topeka 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 7
Lincoln 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 ft
Home runs: Mayesi Lattlmore,. Monroe.
Three-base hit: Mclirtyre. Two-base hits:
Cochran. Monroe. Hacriftce hits: 'Coch
ran, Tallion. Double play: Jax:kaon to
lattlmore. Hits: Off Cann. 6 in six In
ulnKs; off Clunn. 4 In two Innlnss; off
B. Schrelber. 8 In one Inning; off Khmsn.
10 in ceven Inninns. Bases on balls: Off
Cann, 8; off Styles, 1; off Nelson, 1; off
Pchrelber, 2; off Ehman. 2. Struck out:
Ky Cann, 4; by Vlunn, 3; by Nelson. 1;
I liv Ehman, 1. Passed ball: Monroe.
.Time, 2:06. Umpires: Oelsel and aPrent.
I .
! Sioux Hit Mogridge
Hard and Win Game
DE8 MOINES, May l.-oux City hit
Mogridge hard at opportune time today
and won, 7 to t after th local had set
the pace during the early Inning. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. O. IT. E.
Coonev. 2b
. o l
. I 2
.3 1 0
.31 0
Is 1 3
.4 1 1
.4 1 2
.40 1
4
4
Fheohan. ss......
riarke. If .
, Ksne. lb
'Hen.llng. Sb
ICallshan, cf
J M1 urnili-k, rf ..
i Phelpa, o
0
27
ive;iy, p
Totals 35 7 11
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H. O. H. E
Hahn. rf
Hunter, cf
lawyer, 3b
Jones, lb
4
1
10
j Bills, If
Tannehlll, . so..
Hartford, s...
Breen, o
Mogridge, p....
Totals 33 T 21 -80 1
Sinuv ritv A t t A f !T
lea Moines 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 04
Home run: Hensllng. Ywo-bsse hits:
Phelps 2. Cooney. blieehan. Sacrlfire
hits: Cooney, McCormlck, Hahn. btoleu
basest: Callahan, Jones, Fills (2), Hart
ford. Struck out: By Mosrldse, . by
Kelly, . Hases on balls: Off Mogridge,
8. Kelly. 2. Hit by pitched ball. By Mog.
lirljie IKsnel. Wild pitch: Murri.1a.
Left on base: Pious City, 10: De atolna,
L Thus: li. Vmplr; Cuatck.
1
f v'l
UMPIRE RIGLER AND
HERZ06MYE FIGHT
Redleg Chief and Referee Battle on
Diamond and Later Cause Ar
rest of Each Other. "
MANAGER HAS WORST OF IT
BT. LOUIS, May l.-fmptre Rlgler and
Manager Hertog of Cincinnati fought on
the local National, league field and later
caused each other's srrest upon charges
of peace disturbance.
In the seventh Inning ' Hugglns of f.
Louis put Leach of Cincinnati out at
second by the hidden ball trick, lienor
disputed Rlgler's decision and was or
dered off th field. A few minutes later
he returned, and. according to Rlgler,
called th umpire a name. In a flash
RlKler tore off his mask and struck
Heriog In the face with It.
The two clinched snd pummeled each
other until- twelve policemen and their i
fellow players separated N them. Hertog
was ' tAkan to the club house with a I
bleeding nose and discolored eye. Rlgler
showed few marks of the encounter. ' 6t.
Louis won fom ths visitors. to J. Score:
CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A B.
ST. lyorm.
AB.H.O.A
LMnh.. cf . ... t I I OHui.lru lb. I 1 I I Si
Hsnoi. m .l 114 Hlol.n. lf.. 1111
V'Kola's. Itxms. rf I 1 1
KIIMfrr. It .t I OMIIJrr. lb..; I 1 1 1
onmtn. rf.. i i w v nil rt... i i
Omh, Sb ... t 14 4 (iwk lb..... 4 1 1 ;
OlKn, lb.. . 4 1 I I nmier, m... I It;'
?".,r,;.IUV.1.Nl 1 t t JK' I J I t
ftonsiaas, p. t tohien, p. t J t
8oBrti?r."" t " I Toui. M H V li 7 .
Tvombisr .Is i
Totals r t M I 1
Rattt tnr Rrhnldr In ninth.
Cincinnati 1 0 t 0 1 0 0 0 0-8
St. Louis 1 0 0 I I 0 1 M
Two-base hits: Beck, Long. Hugglns.
Three-base hit: Dolan. Home run:
Hertog. Stolen base: Long. Earned
runs: Off Orlner, 1; off Douglass. I: off
Ames, (L Double play: O-roh (unassisted).
Mases on balls: Off Oriner, 4; off Rob
inson. 1 off Douglass, 2: off Ames, 1; oft
Sohnelder, t. Hits: Off Douglass. in
three and one-third Innings; off Ames, 4
In one inning; off Schneider, 1 in three
and two-thirds Innlnss; off Orlner, 7 in
four innings; off Robinson, none in five
Innings. Struck out: By Douglass. 1:
by Hoblnson, a Umpire: Rlgler and
Hart.
Errors Result in
Indians' Defeat by
St.Louis Browns
. CLBVBLA N D, 6., May 1 -MonUl and
mechanical error allowed St. Louis to
defeat Cleveland, S to 3, In ten Innings
today. Alf of St. Louis' .runs were the
result of misplaya, whllo Cleveland earned
two runs of its tlnee. The winning runs
were scored aftor one was out on Shot
ton's slt'gle. Shields' error, on Austin's
grounder, Pratt' base on balls, a fore
play and C. Walker' hit. Score;
CLHVBtAND. BT. LOUtS.
AB H O.A C AB.H.O.A .
L1bold, tl,. (til ORottton, If.. 11101
Kodsra. lb. I 8,1 I Auuln, 8b... 8 8 I S
Chapman, M4 0 1 t OPrttt. lb,... 4 0 S S
Jackaon, rf.. 4 1 1 1 OKaurmsn. lb I 1 It S
OrmnT. If... 3 1 1 I.W.lk.r. rt I S;i 1
Iter bare, lb. 4 14 1 SWtllums. rt I 1 1
fmiclda. lb- 4 111 ILaTsa, ss... 4 14 1
O N.III, ... 8 4 it A(tnw. .... 1 4
Bllllns. 1 1 1 ouwrm'k, 4 I
Ha
issrsi'S, I 0 1 11
Walker, i Totals.... M, 4 at IT t
f J u-
Mitrhell. .. 1 v .
Bmlt ' .It ' .,- '. '
Hammoal , .
Woo4 1 't ' i
Touls U ti Til -
Batted for Hngerman in th eighth.
Ran for ONell In the eighth.
Batted for Mitchell in th ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 01000'300-
St Lout ........1 O0OO0TOO2-S
Earned runs: Cleveland. 2. Two-base
hit: Kauffman. v Three-base hlti Will
iams. Home run: Jackson. Stolen base:
Hodger, Shotton. Hit: Off Hagerman,
4 In eight innings; off Mitchell, 8 In two
innings.- Bases on balls: Off Hagerman,
5; off R. Walker. 1; off Mitchell, 2; off
Loudermllk, 2. Struck out: By Hager
man, 3; -by Mitchell, 1; by Loudermllk, S.
Umpires: O'Loughlln and Hildebrand. .
Nebraska Swamped
By the Ames Aggies
LINCOLN, Neb., May L (Special Tele
tram.) Nebraska was literally swamped
in th annual track and field meet be
tween th Huskers and the A me Ag
gie here thia afternoon, Ames winning,
Ml to 81 a
Th Huskers never had t look-in,
Reed' team Wing composed of Inexpe
rienced youngsters. -
Captain ReavU vaulted twelve . fet,
but outside of that event there were no
noteworthy performance.
. The summary :
100-ard dash: Dlekenson, Ames, . first;
Scott, Nebraska, second; Irwin, Ne
Irnska, third; Pitch. Ames, fourth. Time,
0:104.
Mile dash: Barker, Ames, nrst; ecrog
gle, Ames, second; Anderson, Nebraska,
third; Spohn, Nebraska, fourth. Time,
4:39. . 1 -
Discus "throw: Burrus.; Ames, first
Packer, Ames, second; distance, 101.2 feet
ann 1004 feet.
440-yard dash: Miller, Ames, first;
Zumwinkle, Nebraska, second; -Wilson,
Ames, third. Time, 0:f.2V4.
X)-ysrd hurdles: Packer. Ames, first;
Burrus, Ames, second; Ooetse, Nebraska,
third: Roberts. Nebraska, fourth. Tuns,
iv:2H- - . .
role vault: rieavis, reDrasKS, ursi;
Wllklns. Ames, second. Height, 12 feet.
SftO-yard dash: Joslyn, Ames, first;
Evan. Ames, second: Clark, Nebraska,
third; Kublck, Nebraska, fourth. Time,
wysrd dash: Dickinson. Ames, first;
jficott Nebraska, second. Time, 0:22lfc.
i Hish lump: Burrus. Ames, first, llum-
inn l, Nebraska, second. Height, t feet 7
'inches.
Shot nut: Dering, Nebrsska. first;
I Packer, Ames, second. Distances, 84 feet
3'4 inches and 34 feet 24 Inches.
I Half-mile relay: Won by Ames. Time,
1:33.
.Mile relay: Won by Ames. Time, S 83U.
Two-mile run: Bore land. Ames, first;
;McMasters, Nebraska, second. Time,
10:15.
Broad jump: Packer, Ames, first, die-
tance 20 leet u incnes; Anssnny, e-
Drassa. secona, ais'nce cei wy lai-nw
i Sidney Hatch Wins
' -
St. Louis Marathon
ST. LOl'lS, May 1. Sidney Hatch of
the Illinois Athletic club won th annual
marathon of tha Missouri Athletlo associ
ation today In 1:06:104.
SAM HUNTLEY TOPS FiaD
AT COLUMBUS TRAP SHOOT
COLUMBUS. Neb.. May 1 fpcUl.)
Sam Huntley of Omaha led th field la
tho first day of th registered trap shoot
ing tourney here with 197 break out f
a possible 200. Tbe high score ws made
despite a bad wind which handicapped
tht shooters. Bert Dixon and Don Mc
Coan of Omaha wer also in th money
with US breaks.
SPORTS SECTION of
The Omaha
- Sunday Bee
. . '. -
OMAJIA,
BUSY SPORT MONTH
AT NEBRASKA UNI
Tennis, Spring Foot Ball and Track
' Keep Athletes at University
I UU UiC AUIUQ.
FU0T
BALL PROSPECTS GOOD
fir JAMK K. LAWnKWCK.
MNOOLN.. May l.-(?nclal.)-The last
month of the university yesr will be an
exceedingly busy, one- for Oomhusker
athletes, tennis, track athletics, spring"
foot ball and base ball dividing th at
tention. With the tennis tournament today. In
which Nebraska was represented by
Harry Kill and a H. Cbatt, Athletlo
Director Stlehrn I endeavoring to arrange
a tournament with Orelghton university
on the following Saturday, and then on
May 14 and IS the big Missouri Valley
tournament, which will be held In IJn
coln this year, will be played at the
Country club courts. Each Missouri Val
ley team la entitled to a team entry in
the double and two In th alngles. The
following Saturday, May 30. the Univer
sity of Oklahoma and Nebraska will hold
a tournament In Lincoln. This complete
th tennis schedule for the season the
first attempt Nebraska has made to take
part In this popular branch of sport
C. H. Gardiner of Omaha, Harry Ellis, j
O. H. Chatt Phil Hawkins and Franco
ar the most promising tennis 'player
and Stiehm expect to pick his team
from them.
Foot Ball Candidates Out.
Stiehm reports more Interest In spring
foot ball practice than ever before, with
mor candidate turning out, Including
th ttrarslty men. He It much encolraged
over th splendid showing the men are
making. Btlehmr has two, hard Jobs m
hi hand for the next foot ball team and '
he 1 devoting every attention to patch
ing, up these two hole during th spring
practice. Th loss of Captain Halllgan
necessitates th development of. a punter
'snd drop kicker, while the quarterback
position must be filled. Jimmy Gardiner
of Omaha. Outopollk and Corey, the big
vanity tackle, ar all booting th ball
over fifty yards In spring practice, which
la better than th university punters last
season managed to do. Stiehm said tha
work of these three men this season hat
been most pleasing.
: For the quarterback position Stiehm Is
using five men, lncludlngCook, th for
mer Beatrice star; Caley, Porter Hoadley
and Kelley. Th work In practice Indl
cat that Jumbo will not lack for plenty
of quarterback material of merit next
fall. .
With tho. first real test of the .eson
tcday against Ames, Coach Reed and his'
track squad will have a busy - season
ahead. Th Kansas Jayhawkers come to
Lincoln next Saturday and a week later
the .Minnesota dual meet la held. Red
1 not expecting very much of hi track
rquad this sesson. II freely admits that
th track men are Inexperienced, and in
view of the veteran track team at nearly
every on of the Missouri valley confer
ence schools he doe not expect th
Huskers to climb out of. the hoi where
they have been in track work for th last
year-
Prof. Morrill Resigns.
Th resignation of Prof. Morrill, fol
lowing th abolishment of the forestry
department at the university by ths re
gents, will necesaltat the election of an
other faculty member of th athletlo
toard. At th meeting of th university
senate today Dr. Walcott was recom
mended to fill th vacancy and his se
lection will undoubtedly b approved by
the regents. . Prof. Morrill has served
prcmlnently on the athletic board during
the last two years.
Fire student member of the athletlo
board ar also to be elected May 10. Th
election of the student members is open
to undergraduates and alumni of tha
university, th election being conducted
under th Australian ballot system. . Tbe
fiv atuder.t members? acting with th
six faculty members, have the entire
government of athletic at the university.
Captain Dick Rutherford of th foot ball
team I tha only candidate for member
ship on the board so far.
Yanks Win the Fifth
In Eow; Beat Macks
NEW YORK, May l.-The New York
Americana won their fifth straight gam
today when they scored an easy victory
over the Philadelphia American league
champions by 11 to 1- The Yankees
knocked )hawkey out of the box early
In th gam and continued to score on
Bressler and Davis. Score;
I'HILJkDBIJ'HU. NW YORK.
All. HO. A g AB.H.O.A C.
Murvbf, rf.. 4 0 I Malal. h..t 4 114
Walah, If ... t 1.1 Hartaall. If. I I
Kmn. cf... I I 1 I SHIich. cf...,4 11
klkan M 1 at f IPlna tab K 111 at aV
I MrlouU. lb. 4 14 Pai k!npa','.aa I 141
liarrr, .a.... I 13 1 VBoona. lb... I 111
Kvf. Sb 8 I I 1 Wwwr, a.. 4 I 4 4
Hhwkr. . 1 4 4 1 slawall. a. I 1 4 0 4
braaalor, .. 1 1
UaTla. f 1 4 1 0 Total.... I II tl 11 I
Totals M T 84 14 S
Philadelphia. 1 01 100000 S
New York 1 3 3 1 0 1 0 8 11
Two-bsse hit: Caldwell. Three-base
hit: Btrunk. Home run: Boor.a. Stolen
bases: Maisel, Cook. Earned runs: New
York. I; I'lilladHphla, 3. Double plays:
Fecklnt-augh to Itoone toMpp; Boone to
lckinauKh to Plpp 2i. basts on balls:
Off Cal.lwelU 8; off Sliawkey, 8. Bress
ler, 2 Hit: Off Shawkey, In two and
one-third Innings: off Breasler, 3 In three
and two-thirds Innings; off Dsvls, 4 In
two innings. Struck out: By Caldwell, 4.
L'niplixa. Muilsney and Eana.
Harvard Hla la Tea a Is.
CAMBRIDGE. Msss , May 1 Hsr
va.nl Unnis team won all sit ntatche
from AJOiiiUat toda.
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY
Omaha High School Athletes Make Records
-;J7'1''v .f.-.1..,
If ' v:' - ' V' tj ;" '?- ij f '
fe y t.': r
i l vH l Pi)-1 -i Jt:.
Frldolph EngBtrom. in a meet at Bellevue last Saturday, broke the
state record toy the dlecue by four feet, sailing the plate X17 feet Inthea.
The former record was US foot 9 Inches, '.-. . . , , '
Carl Luteg, during the flrst half of tha class meet at the High school
wdiMdv. hfnka tha stata fcord for the shot pit by tour Inches, He
heaved the lead 45 feet TVs Inches, beating the former record of 45 feet
Inches. '
Luteg and Engstrom were both foot ball and basket ball stars. They
played a half and tackle respectively on the foot ball team ahd they were
fellow guards on tbe basket ball team.
WHALES DEFEAT -THE BLUES
Frendergast . 0utpitcb.es Anderson
. in Two-to-One1 Vio
tory. i- is - r
RESULT IS . TWO TO ONE
BUFFALO, Ni T May 1 Frendergast
outpltched Anderson In a to 1 victory
for Chicago today. It was Anderson's
first appearsnoe In th box her thl eai
son. He pulled out of what looked like a
oad fix In tha fourth Inning, when th
visitors secured only one run oot of three
Ingles and a base on ball. With the
base full and on out, Farrel forced
Fisher at th plat and Prendergast
struck out. Scire: - R.H.E.
chicsgo i i o e e e o-s s e
Buffalo 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ol S 0
Batteries: Prendergast 'and Fisher;
Anderson, Marshall and Allan.
Beatrice Leaguer tv
Win from Indians
BEATRICE. Neb., May 1. (Special
Telegram.) Th Beatrice . Stat league
team won from th Nebraska Indiana
today. 8 to 8. Feature wer a bom run
by Brannan and three-bagger by Berk
wits of Beatrice. Boo re: RUE.
Indian 0 0 M (I I M I I
Beatrice 0 1 1 1 X t 0 -S IS
Batteries: Connolly, -Mlles and Black,
Hawk; Adams, Errett and Buster, Egan.
Caseys Make it Two
Straightfrom Balf eds
BALTIMORE, May l.-Kansas City
made It 'two straight by taking today'
oe-saw contest from Baltimore, S to 1
Bender allowed only three hit In seven
Innings, but Chad bourn's homer ent In
two runs ahead. Score: R.HE.
Kansas Clty. O M t H 1 M I I
Baltimore ... 0 1 0 0 0 0 S 1 04 10 0
j Batteries: Cullop, Blackburn. JoJhnson
ana urown; uenaer. yuinn ana uwena
Quakers Win from
f Navy on Water
I w
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. May l.-Pennyl-
vania won tne varsity race irom ravy
by two lengths In T minute IS seconds.
Pennsylvania also won the second crew
vent. Navy won th fourth class race. ,
MORAN CHECKS TERRIERS
AND NEWFEDS TRIUMPH
NEWARK, N. J., May 1 Harry Moran
held the St. Louis terrier In check to
dsp, while his teammates piled up four
runs. Three of th four tallies were
driven In by Moran himself, who was
very much In the spot light. Score: R.H.C.
ft. Ixuis 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 10 I
Newsrk 3011000 4S0
Batteries: Watson. Herbert and. CbaP-
man, MOjai sua jiauiusa.
2 11)15.
sv32Ja
GIANTS SURRENDER KAUFF
Player Is Formally Ecleased by New
York National League
Clubs.
EE MAT BE
B-EI STATED
NEW TORK. May J. A a result of a
conference between H. M. Hempstead,
president of th New Tork National
league base ball olub. and R. B. Ward,
president of th Brooklyn Federal leagu
club, held this afternoon In connection
with th special meeting of th Federal
leagu called to consider th status of
Player Benny Kauff. Mr. Hempstead an
nounce! that he surrendered all tha
Claim of th New. Tork Olant to th
services of Huff.
President Hempstead, after hi confer
ence with Mr. Ward, gave out a state
ment saying:
"Kauffs services wer offered to us
several weeks ago and it waa represented
that be waa under no contract with-any
club.- Not until w fait thoroughly satis
fied that ha waa free to sign a contract
witty us did we sign him.
"In this conference Mr. Ward brought
to our attention fact of which w had
no previous knowledge and which wa be
lieve give blm th right to Kauff serv
ice," President Ward gave out a statement.
In which b said h believed th ' roosnt
complications wer all tbe result of a
misunderstanding."
Immediately after Hempstead and
Ward had announced tbe reaching of an
agreement. President Qllmor of th
Federal leagu anounoed that th special
meeting held in the same hotel and at
which all the club president wer In at
tendance, had been adjourned.
President Clilmor said that he was
not ready to say when Kauff would b
restored to good standing In th Federal
leagu. but Intimated that the player'
suspension might be lifted within a few
day
CINCINNATI. O.. May L-Th National
Bas Ball commission today refused th
application for reinstatement of Benny
Kauff, Brooklyn Federal league player,
who Umed a New York National leagu
contract on last Thursday.
Th finding of th commission follows;
"Player B. Kauff applies to th Na
tional commission for reinstatement In
Organised Bas Ball, HI request U re
fused for th reason that In th past h
had not res pox-tod his contracture! obli
gation and, therefore, in our Judgment,
la not a desirable person to b identified
with th great national gam. (Btgned)
"Signed by August Herrmann, B. B.
Johnson and John Tener."
"National Commission."
Th decision waa arrived at aftar nu
merous telsphonlo communication bad
taken plac bet ween Chairman Avurut
Herrmann and President Toner of th
National leagu and Johnson of
American leagu. th other two member
of th commission. Th result of th de
cision will be that Kauff cannot play
base ball with th Now Tork National
or any club o para ting lander th ml) at
th National -sm $aJX-srmaam&
PHILS CONTINUE TO
CLIMB; BEAT GIANTS
New York Loses Game with National1
League Leaden Marked by
Brilliant Fielding.
FINAL RESULT IS FOUR TO TWO
PHILADELPHIA. Msy 1 Philadelphia
defeated New oTrk today. 4 to 2. in a
game marked by brilliant fielding, with
Loberf, Bancroft, Becker and Bymo
making the sensational plays. Bancroft'
single and Becker's home run in tho
first Inning gave Philadelphia the lead,
and an error by Povle In the sixth cost
the visitors two runs. Meyer started
one of New York's runs off Alexander
with a double and his second two-bagger
sent in another tally. Bofor the game)
Pitcher Perrltt of New oTrk and Byrne
collided going after a fly ball. Perrltt
nose wai broken and three of his teeth
were knocked out and he was taken to
a hospital. Score:
KRW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.R. AB.H.O.A K.
Murraj, rf..4 I 4 RrrM. lb... 4 8 1
ItaTl, lb ... i I I
lxhert. th. . I
FlMrhar, aa, 4 " 1
I Panrrnn, aa, a I M a w
tKKtrr. If... 4 1 t
OCrarath, rf.. 4
Huma. !(.... s 1
OWhlttad, of. I
MM
111
ltnhrn, rf4 S Onuior. lb... I
iralnard, lb 1 II
Mrrars e ... 18 4
Malha'aon. a I 1
Hrhauar, s
Oram t I o
1 OUid.ma. lb. 1 11 1 0
(iKIIIItar, ... I 1 4 I a
I (Alexaodar, pi 1 4 a
Of
Toiala M inil 1
Trxala B 1 13 1
Byrne ouT for Interference by a
coacher.
Hatted for Mathewson In the eighth.
New York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
Ihlladelphla 2 0000300 -4
Two-base hit: Brslnard. Three-ba
hit: Byrne. Homo run: Becker. Htol:-n
base: Becker. Earned runs: New York.
I, I'hllsdelphln, 2. Iouble play: Fletcher
lo Doyle to Bralnard. Hits: Off Mathew
son. In seven Innings; orf Schauer, 2 In
one Inning. Hit by pitched ball: By
Alexander, Tohert. Struck out: By
Mathewson. I: liy Alexander. . umpires:
Qulgley and Eason.
Hughes in the Box,
Braves of Boston
Crush Superhas
BROOKLYN, May l.-Boston best
Brooklyn, 4 to 1. today, Hughes allow
ing the locals only three scattered hit
and having them shut out until th ninth,
when a pass to Dubert, Stengel' hit by
pitched ball and two outs gave the
Brooklyns their lone run. Boston's two
runs in the second were cleanly earned
on Magee'a single, J. Carlisle Smith's
triple to left and a hit by Maranvllle.
The other two runs 4Vere made on errors.
Bonre:
BOSTON. BROOKLYN. I
An.H OA K. All H O, A K
Moras. H....4 I I ln'M.ra. MM
Fitipat'k, IM I I I 01i.nb.rt. b. I 11 e
clhr. If. ..I I S 0H!nl. rt.. I
Mum, er...4 1 I 4 OW-hrat. If I
SnhmMt. lb. 3 II t ACutahaw, lb. 4
i Smith, lb. 4 14 1 OMt.ra. cf.... 4
MaraiiTtt, s I I 4 4 OHrhulti. 3b.. I
Oowdjr, o.... 118 1 SMrt'artr, a., I
4
1
S
I
I 1
Husbaa, p .. 118 Ofl.Hmlth. p.. 1 4 0 1
-aim rmas . 1 s e v
Totals M T SI 14 lAppi.loa. p. 0 1
Total XI I 17 14 3
'Batted for B.-Smith In the eighth.
Boston ,...0 8 UiLO 0 0 0 1-4
Brooklyn ' u...O 0 IT 0 0 0 1-L
Two-baa hits! - J. Smith, Maranvllle.
Three-base hit: J. Kmlth. Double ilys:
O'Mara to CuUhaw to Uaubert; Hchmldt
to Marhnvlll to Schmidt. Bases on er
rors) Boston, 1; Brooklyn, l. Bases on
balls: Off rfmlth, 1: off Appleton. 1; orf
Hughes, ft. Hits: Off Smith, 7 in eJght
Innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Hughes,
etengel. Btruck out: By Smith, 3; by -Appleton,
1. Umpires: Klem and Emslia. .
Cubs Beat Pirates,
Three to One Score
PITTSBURGH. May l.-Chlcago de
feated Pittsburgh today, S to L Adams
wa knocked out of the box In the fourth
Inning when he allowed three hits and
two runs. The visitor could do nothing
with Kantlehner. and Conselman Stand-
rld. for Chicago, war unhlttable with '
(i i wis vu 1 1 1 vi usaswcaia i 7vi tj . - -
CHICAOO. FITTHIWmOH.
. AB.H.O.A. St AB.H.O.A.B.
flood, rf I I 0 Unhnatno, lb 4 1 1-S
Flatter, aa... 4 14 1 0rjr. If .... 4 t 1
Srhulla, If.. 4 8 1 tB.lro. lb.... 4 8 4 4
rimrman. lb 4 1 4 I SHIochma. rf 4 1 4
HHltr. lb.... I 1 II eWaiiiar. lb.. 4 1 O.
Wllllama, of 3 3 S 01-J.una, at. 4 4 I
nrraa'baa, 8 1 4 1 OF
, l 1 4 1 OPwhans, ....! 1 f
Phoian. lb.. I 88 lOorbor. ss... 8 8 8 t
atandrld. I 4 Vlos 1 1
Adftml, s.,.. 0 I
Total IS t ST 10 8Kantlohnr, 1 1
VmUo ... 1
Conalinao.
, 8charaa .. 1 0
Totals M T IT l 8
Hatted for Oerber in ninth.
Batted for KantUhner In eighth.
Batted for Conaelman In nintlv. -
Chicago 0 1 0 t 0 0 0 0 S
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-bus hit: Bchulte. Three-baa hit:
Hater. Stolen bases: Baird (3), Suhulte.
Earned runs: Chicago, & Bases on balls:
Off Standrldge. ; oft Adams, 1.; off
Kantlnhner, 1; off Conselman, 2. Hits:
Aff Adams, S In four Innings; off Kant
lehnar, 2 In four Innlnics; oft Conselman,
1 in one Inning. Struck out: By Stand
ridge, 3: by Adams, 1; by Kantlehner, 2:
by Conselman, a Umpire; Byron and
Orth.
Russell for Sox
Shuts Out Tigers
CHICAOO, May 1-RusscU provadr an
nlrfma to Detroit today, holding them '
to three scattered hits, whtlo Chicago,
shut out tha visitor. S to 0. Ray Schalk
hornet with two men on the bases was"
enough to give tho locals the game, but
they added two more by bunching hit In
tho third and lgnt Innings. Cobb was
ordered out of tbe game In the asventh '
Inning for arguing with the umpire. Score:
PITIWOIT. CHICAGO. i
AB.H.O.A C AB.H.O.A. E.
Wash, as 4 I I 4 Qutnlaa. if.. 4 0 I 0 s
Vlu, lb-lb.. 811 tlUnh. lb 4 1 1 S
Cobb, cf I OK.dlllna. lb 4 I I 1
rullar, H. .. 1 1 OKelK h, If.). I I I
Craw bird, rt 8 1 1 4J Cullina. ill i
Voarb. If.... 4 8 8 Woavar, s.i 1 I I
Kar-na. l ib I IIS IHrl.f. lb ... I till
Jaoobaa, larf I 14 4 halk a.... I 111 1 e
Poterr, a.... 11 VKuaaell, s.. 3814
Dubuc. a I
Coal kla, 3 4 t I Total Is S 87 S 1
atorlartj .. 1 S
aoroulOA p.
Totals II I 14 1 4
Batted for Coveleakle In th eighth.
(Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chicago 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 5
Two-base hit: Roth. Home run:
Sohalk. Stolen base; Wolver, Brief i.
J. Uililns. Vitt (3), Crawford. Double
plays: E. CoJUo to Wolver to Bnatf;
Coveleak) to Buab to Jacobaon. Basea
on balls: Off Coveleakle, 3; oft Russull,
S Hits: Off Coveleakle, In mix and
twothlrd Innings; off Reynolds, 3 in ou
inning. Struck out: By Coveleakle 4; by
UuaeeU, K Umpire: Nail In aud Dla
nen. WOMEN TO START THE GOLF
SEASON AT COUNTRY CLUB
Th ftrat play of th i
of th Woman's Ootf a nnutfcia to i
uled for loday att tbm Om&ft guo. :
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