Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 03, 1915, Page 10, Image 10
TMK lUJh;: UMAIIA. -MUMMY, MA. ! 1 1 The Sir Walter Trick Didn't ROURKES WALK ALL . OYER THE JOSIES Tom Blodjett Shuts Out In Ttdert Hit Matei Hammer in Fifteen Sam. itniSYTHE is irrmjjo star Groat pitching by Ttimnu Blodgett aouthpaw, and tempeatuoua hitting by th entire Rourka elan awapt Omaha to a lop-elAed victory over 8t Joaeph yee terday. " The acore wn 18 to ft. r Mf. Blodgett certainly did provide tha lab thrills by suppressing the Joales with two dinky tilta, ona of them a fluk which Yfuetsman loat tn the .sun. Tom also whiffed flro Drummer rent and handed out do walks. . Not content with atranglltur tho In vadera from tha bog Tom took a hand In tha slugging, poling three htta, ona a doobla. and maklnir two runa hlmeetf. Cy Forsythe and Marty ' Krug 'alao did a little, hitting. Cy walluped the pill four tlrnea out of frva up and two of the blows were tiiptea. Quite an auaplcloue begin Bin for tha new "comer from' Topeka, Manager Marty nicked three hlte. Vaatce tKe trlctlm. . Deis? Tanc. tho pink-eyed youth who was decorated with . tinware, at Pitts burgh, demonstrated to-Omaha Juat why tho aforementioned tie-ware waa attarbed to him. In the third round Bodgett started a bombardment -agalnat Daacy which aooB had Daaay dlaay. Breen walked. Foraytha trlplod. Thomaeon el n glad and Krueger doubled for four runs and Pass beat it 'for tha club bona. ' ' -... Jen Raker took up tha tolling- and walked Huebtmaa. Bchlleboer queesed Krueger noma and Whilw'i double counted jraelaman. Six runs. . Hlta by Krug, Preen, Foraythe and KruageV counted three mora runa In tha fourth and epelled tha doom of Mr.' linker. Here a gent named Turner ap peared and' waa hammered for the other six tallica. Hlta by Whelen, Kruir and Foraythe, Blodgett's aacrtflce and an error by ODay netted three off Turner In tha fifth and blowa bv Foraythe. Thomaann and Blodgett marked two more In tha eventh. The fifteenth count rama In the eighth when aVbllebner doubled and Blodgett singled. . Reaeh Tkfr Bat One. Oily onoe did a.Joctown athlete rach third. Wl!a Patteraon t that far In tlia ninth round, but died a natural death thre. Oeorire Wtltua ot to eeoond onca. but could advance' no further. - Old Jup Ptuv attempted to balk tha Rsurkea of their prey by eome mallcloua Interference Juat bo (ore the combat atarted, but he fell down on tha Job. A fr-oncaoma young ehower. fell at five anlnutee of three, but ceased tn time to permit tha fray to open on tho hour. Again toward the latter part .of tha afternoon tha ralndrope fell, but nobody -cared aa fire Inning had been played and tba game waa euro anyhow. lTmpa Tan mckle let the athletea play, however, and tba full nine) eteaaaa were ataaed. - x Bnej aeta -far rerrl. Tha work pf Cy Foraythe tn left waa a glory to behold. Cy certainly did amark tha plU In tha noaa. lie buatad knorke off all three JTpetown heaver He alao made a nice catch tn left, ewlped a bag and etherwiee cavorted around In a moat ktttenlah manner. Today tha Drummara and Koutkea wilt lack horea again. It will be ladlea' day autd all fair tenettea will be admitted free. The ram ' will be called at 1 yeloek. Johnaon or Crabb will probably pitch. we. . Omaha AH. H. H. O. A. I 1 ' a VTVug, SH.....M. XrM. 22 romythe. If Thonxuoa, cf... Kruer, c...... Xuelaioavn. rf. .. rVhUcbner. lb.. Vliaien. aa XHoriatU, P 1 Total fi H II tl 13 t ' ST. JOKBPH. AO R. 1. O. A. E. w. w 1 I W Ottaraan. If 1 1 WtlNm, rf I t I . faxtereon.: lb... 4 Vtr4lfrn Xb 4 4 I 0 WMt 1 tame. I , 1 o r..v lb 1 4 a I I 1 IVItbrow. e I v 4 1 1,4 Arnt. a 1 4 4 4 4 ' 4 (limn, aa t '0 4 J t 4 Vance, p. 1 4 4 4 1 4 Hak-r. 6V a 4 4 1 4 Turner, a...- 4 4 4 t 4 Totali rirruthaW I M II K,a ... I) 4(11411 -!( ' UiU .JL..l 4 4 4 14 11 -ll . Rnaa ...,.......-4 444444444 li.la Jt 4 4 1 4 4 4 1- : Three-baa Mia: ra the t. Te-baa hlta: Krutr, WhaJn. iUodfett. chlle- ttr. Vataon ' rtnim naaee: Tromaeon Foravtbe. Karnflre hlta. Bchllebner. blodnett Trouble i.lay: lllnlfrrt to Kru to S. hllbnrr. lrt oa : Omaha 4 1st. Joaeph. 4. Hlta: (Mf Vanca. 4 In twu and ooe-thlrd loninga; off baker. 4 In leo-thlrde Innina: off Turner. 4 tn five tnntnee. Btrutk out: Br Blodrett. I: by awe. I; by Far. I: bv Turner. 4. rm on Dal la: urr Vance. I: off Hakar 1; e(f Turner. 1. Wt'd pitch:' Baker. Time; 1 44. I'm pi re Yaa Pickle. Craebr Goea la liraad lelaad. Wllite Le Croaby. former ftourke fuilnrt. breeaed Into Omaha Sunday on lie ear to Orand laland, whxre Willie ! lil catch tor ( link ( lajro a nine. ( rtkxf la a U'tle late in reporting, but t" larra be la tn good enndltlon la go la a-a Mja u uira aiy team repeat. toi'x pitchrAi hit hard Dea Malnea Wine ftleaalnc Ummr on a Miliar Field, Tea to Five. rr-. MOlNKg. Mav t.-lVn Motnea hit four flloux f.'ltv pllihr hard today and won, JO to 6, on a ramify field, hcure. ni'ji x CITY AH. H II. A. E. Cr-nnev, Jb rhe.hn. a.... J. flarfce. If... Kane, lh Henollng, Jb ... Callahan, cf. .. Mcrormlc.k, rf. Phlpa, c White, p Hkyn, p Ilallmnn. p C. (Clarke, p.... f'rin) l(lrhardon ... 4 I I 0 Totala n t 24 12 1 DBS MOINRR. ' . ' AH. H. H. O. A. K. Hahn. rf I - i 10 0 4 "unter. i Bf 1 a 1 1 0 Jonee, lb i 4 11 n a "y"-f ,b : ' Hllla, If J (, a a a Tannehlll. b... ( n o 1 0 0 Hartford, ae 4 8 S 0 0 1 f1"' 1 4 5 0 Miianer, p I 0 1 0 1 a Thomaa, p 0 1 0 t o Totala .14 io 14 7 IS 1 Hatted for HaHm.n In aeventh. IVa Molnea 10 4 14 11 -10 h.Tury w Jn"' MeOormlck. Two KaSrmJi fc..H'n,il.n- Bawy"-. Hartford. a.T. k Stn,ck ou,: X Mua- on bi .' 7X?'L"- 1: bv a. Baai-a in 'till ? t "Iter- Off Mmwr, ana one-third innlngi: off 8kve nana n'twld,hVr'.,:' ort "KmaT. MITCHKIX WlJfJltii OWN OAMB Dear, Pitch,. ttmrtB HI,r WhcJk WlfJ?.n.7";' Wichita Crew. four hit. o fMuV'ai, whC.lUi,,hUln,t S Sr? - Cochran Zl f?ia. ef...'. A"- ?: ! - K wr., Jb... J a ? 2 i Henrr. lb. J I ? 0 n'app. sb.. J 2 2 2 tlrl.fi.h 2 ! ! t t 0 f:r.;..m. e::::::::::;s s 5 5 J s ocbran. p..... " S a a f I ? Kulllvan; p.... 0 a I I ! I Southern 2 ! 5 ? v v q a " ToUle..,. , . . . . .!7 4 DEVVKn S7 II Aft. R. H. O. 1 1 12 A. ft. i'eii. if Whlan, rf... Onlloway, Sb.. a 1 ivriianer. aa,.. Ma her, lb Metthewa. !b.. ailtchell. "p..'.".'.' Totala J "a "a ? Batted for Cochran In alJUk , 17 1 nver a a a a i"."1 . - - Won ha""" -C0 53 fH?,1 P"ver, : WlchUaT t. - "rno'."ri. Twn-baee hit: 'area. Three.baa kn ir-n-. V. run- afiink.n nnirmr, name rin. Mitchell. Ktoln baaea' Wan.. Tydcman. Hlta: Off Cochin In alaht liinlnita: nff K.,iu... v7. 1 ln 'ant WJT l!ZLu"J KeM.r'-t'o ball.: Off Mttrh.ll ""if JlZZVL .n 4 "h- Wlkt Hti'h: MiU .Cochran. 'yST t'p, MWK M.v FA LLC IHORT Topai,. M. ., f;rF lm .CB.-rk. rot an W.V i i. i '"on and won 'unhNH K I at ... , r-ZL- " l"i-no Dan: By Mua XlkTmVrifct: MO'nM- 'J . A, 1 0 4 . 1 t a 4 i I 4 1 II i ! 1 4 0 I 4 12 r i H. O A 04 1 1 1 r 1 4 4 I I 4 .14 0 112 4 12 T - 2 14 2 04 I ft a 4 4 4 1" ft " ela-hth. TaJiion. "if.. I'lkion, tf.,.. wyMP. rf I 4 0 api. lb.. i lalllmAea 4JK Roche, aa ' J Monn, o. 4 weldmen. p g LINCOLN, M T mnttiimn. ea...,, t 4 Mrlntvre. rf'.'.'."!"." I a aiurria, cr a Krua(tr. lh ,. ."CAinaicr. C. ....... 2 g Dawaon. p f Nerann m a . Altman 1 a uierbauer 1 a i iinn in eighth. Hrro'r. 4 1 i tl M ' M a.VVtriXr k.;. v. urnr,.n- "nre Morn. acrlflce hlta: Maver. lUpr... Hchrelber ft-nL' Pk?V V!Th' ta 1-et'io.ore to faopa Molen bsa- Cochran. Maver Hit. Oft Dawaon 12 In m,"? linl Jrf' ' Haaea on ba'l.: Off Welneman. T; 3f GRAND ISLANDERS BEAT STORZ TRIUMPHS ORAKTk TSUAKn. Keb.. May 1. fitpa. flal Telegram.) The State league team had Ita ?1ret exhibition game today. It waa laraely a tryout conteat. Manager Clatr ualng fifteen men. and waa with out particular feature Rcnre: Ptore THumrha... 22144 Grand 1 aland A 4 4 1 4 2 4 4 4 Halterta Stnra Tri'impha.. Olaon, Mc. fjiiire aea Haehten: Orand laland, Hof mann, Manaer. Bee ho a. Lrck and Lac jr. Go NEW PITCHE RHELPS CARDS Lee Keadowi, Pitching Firit Gajne for St. Louii, Down, the Cinci Eedi. FINAL SCORE TBH TO ONE HT. IOinfl. May 1-St. Lioula. playing errorleaa ball and u.ing ita new pitcher, ie Meadoea, tonk the tat aame of the aerlea from Cincinnati here today, 1 to 1. Hcore : netted for Lear ln ninth. Cincinnati 0 4 0 1 0 4 4 A 4-1 8t. lioula 0 4 4 0 1 4 4 1 Two-bene hit: .Miller, stolen baaca: Clarke, Lrach. liuble piay: Ifcadow to Huggtna to Miller. 1 ) on h&lla: Off 1ear, 1; otf Meadowa, 4. Paaeed ball: bnyder. Umplrea: Hlgler and Hart, t'aba Dowa Fire tee. CHICAGO. May X-Vauthn had tho Ptttaburgh battera at hla mercy today, while Mcwutllan waa hit hard, and Chi cago won an eaay game. 7 to 1. Rain fell through two-third of the content and terminated It after tha vlidtora had batted in the eighth. Hcore: Batted for McQuillan In alxth. Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 4 14-1 Chicago 0 4 0 3 0 0 1 -7 Two-heea htta: Vaughn, Oood, Wag ner. Three-baae hlta: I'helan, Breana han. Stolen baae: Oood. Earned runa: Off McQuillan, ft; off Mamaux, 1. Double tlay: Jnhnatone (unaarlated). Hita: Off MoQulllan, 7 In five Innlnga; off Mamaux. 1 ln two Innlnga. Htnn-k out: Bv Vauglin, 1: by Mamaua, L Umplrea: Byron and Ortb. Krajiceks Defeat , Browning-Kings By a aoora of to 1 tha Krajlceka de feated tha Browning-King team of the National league yeaterday.- , Tha gam waa featured by the pitching of Art Kaufman and tha playing of tha Krajl ck. Score: KRAJirCKM. BUOWNINO-KINOI. AB.It.O.A B. AB H.tf.A K. Deukla.. lb. 4 114 rttar, lb... f 4 4 4 4 M'gia.. lb I I I 4 CPoiUck. ta. 4 I 4 'Dartn., M... 4 11 Klarar, a ... 4 4 11 I 4 Kaufman, . 4 4 4 I 'W.r. It... 114 4 4 Dyrk. lb,.., till lKaae47, rf. 4 4 4 a Kr-I. if... Ill aualM. ef ... 4 1 4 4 Oali.ahr, e. 4 1 11 I tougher, lb.. 4 114 rbkMr, H. I I I 4 evaaator, p.. 4 1 1 I iiuucka, p.. 4 4 4 xlKrvweea. Jb I 4 I 4 I tala N "J IT 1 1 TUla. . . . .M 4 H 1 1 Krejhceke 0 o o v 4 1 - . Brownlng-Klnga i. 00491040 0-1 Earned runa: Crallceka, t Two-baaa hlta: Bartoa 2) Krbhaueer. Oouglaa. Three-baae hjt: Cuater. Lft on baaea: Xraiiceka, 4; Brownlng-Klnga, 4. Btolun baaea: Hrhhauaer (2), Cuater. Hit by pitched balla: DouglNa. Dyck, Rrbhauaer. Ntruck out: By Kaufman, 11; by Voeler, It Baaea on balla: . Off Vogeler, 1 Time: 1:S& Umpire: Mlraaky. . . HASTINGS BEATS KEARNEY IN EXHIBITION GAME ' HASTINOS. Keb.. May ..-(Special Tel egram.) Healing defeated Kearney In a fait exhibition game before a good-.lied crowd thle afternoon.'' Obat mad a fa at double play unaaatted. Score: R.H.B. Heating ... 4 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 4 11 1 Kearney 9 010 4 0 14 0-1 4 I Hattcrle: Jlaatlng. Oeorga. Beede, Ellla. Wright and Kichardaoa; Kearney, Klontg, Cravar and Schmidt. A eaerieai m Aeawelatloa. At Mlnneapolla floor: , R H E. Mlnneapulla , 19 1 Kanaaa City..... 7 14 I Liatteriee: Mlnneanolla. Tnaaraull Ttogua and Oharrlly; Delhi and Moore. At st i'aui-core: , R.H.E. Milwaukee 4 9 1 8t. Paul..... til Battertee: Milwaukee. Doughtery and Brannon; St. Paul. Steele. Hail and Johnaon. At indlanapolla Score: . '. RHJl Columbua 4 4 1 lndlanapolla 1 7 1 Hm i rAi,,mK,i. rvMi. . m a Coleman: Indlananolia. Hlllla, Tipple and uoaaeit. r ive iniungai. At lxulavllle Hcure: Cleveland 2 Loulavllle I Calied In fourth, rain. Ceaet Leasee Meealta. At San FVanrlacoMernlng game, acore: R H E. alt Tke City. 11 ban Ktanrtaco 14 1 Hatterlea: Salt ltke Cttv, Hall and Rohrer. Hannah; San FVanclaco. Fanning and Bepiilveda, rn-hmldt. Called In twelve, rain. Afternoon game, acore: R.H E Pelt Ijike City 4 14 4 Sen Krancteoo Ill Hatterlea: Malt l-ak. City. C Willlama and Hannah: Kan Franclaco. Baum. Karr. Couch and Pcbtnldt. At Portland acore:- r.h.k. la Angeiea 4 14 1 Portland 4 4 1 Hatterlea: I". Anaelee, HWhee end Brooke; Higglnhotbam. Coveleakie. Ueonard, Keefe and Ki.her. Pak.la rtreeaea'a Toarnemeot. BKM.E rOt'RCHE. S. D. . May 1 (Special. Arrangenente are being rotn rl)tet here for the South Oaknta fla'a Firemen a tournament, which will be held tha week of June T. Word haa been re ceived from towna both eaat and weat of the river at thle time to aesure a auc- ceae'ul met. and the prearnt ln-tCtlone are that fully Hi per rent more imkii will enter. The MX puree wnb-h haa been hung up la large enough to lu.ury any team in the atat to participate. . . etaeaatere Take the f. aae. The Snutheeat Improvement olub team defeated the RIvereMee Sundav, IK tn 4. Tthe feature of the game waa the hitting of the club men Chval of tha Inipmvera truck O'lt tea of the erionnta. Bat tertee: Impruvera. Oval and ljina. Hlveraldt-a. Kovlcky and lnllvka. aperkai Beat Itare. The Fuparhae defeeted the Thirteenth Street Sara Sundav afternoon bv the de rlaive acore of U te 1. How land, the Kuperbaa' pitcher, got three hlta out of aa many tlmea at bat a home run. a doutile and a alngle. For gamea with the Punerbaa. rail F. Orlahantjr at touglaa after 4 o'clock. erf el it Beats ('lambaa. NORFOLK. Neb . Mav 1 (Special Tele gram ) Tha Norfolk team waa defai1 by tha Columbua team la an eshltutlon bv the following score: NVrfolk ... l 0 0 0 0 1 e- Coluinbug ....M....j 1 4) 4) 0 0 1 i Standing of.Teanis WEBTERN TKAOCE. P. W. U Pet OmaJia 4 7 2 .774 Topeka 14 2 .7r- Ie Molnea 10 4 4 ."0 i.Ienver 7 4 1 H Iclilta g i 4 .fire ft. Joaeph 9 1 4 .SB Hnun City 10 3 7 .'Mm l.lncnln fl 1 ? 1' ! NATL. LKAOl-B. AMEIL lEAOCEl I W.UPct W.UPct I Phlla 13 h, New York.. 4 .2 Cincinnati . 9 8 .W Uetrolt 13 4 ,M bt. lunula... 10 .6281 "hlcago ...11 .ft7 Chicaao ...10 4 .fi'H Waahlnrton 1 4 .571 Hnatnn . T a ILia T ' COO I' a.'.l.nri H 1 '1 IM Cleveland .. 8 10 .6V1 Beaton 6 4 .4nA Phlla 4 10 ,2HK bt. liniiln.... K 12 .27S AMER. APS N. W.L.Pct. loulavllle ..11 6 .6X8 Indlanapo1la.il .M7 St. Paul 10 7 .RW J Plttabiirrh . 6 11 .312 Hrooklyn .. 4 10 ,37 New York.. 1 .2j0 r ED. LJCAOUE. W.lPct. Chicago ...11 6 .ami Hrooklyn ..10 7 .&xn Plttaburgh 10 7 .r.s! Kan. City. Newark ft. Ijoute. Buffalo .. 9 .&vl Cleveland... 8 ,M0 10 8 Kan. City... 8 8 .Mm 7 10 ,412i Mlnneapolla. 7 .7 4 12 .MM Milwaukee.. 7 .4.T7 4 12 .ttal Columbua... a 14 .174 Baltimore Yeaterday'e Reaalta. WESTERN LEAGUE. Lincoln, ft; Topeka. 4. lenver. 4; Wichita, a St. Joeeph. 0; Omaha, IS. Bloux City, ft: Dea Molnea, 10. NATIONAL. I.KAGUE. Plttaburgh. 1; Chicago, 7. Cincinnati, j; Ht. Louie, 8. AMERICAN L. HAGUE. Detroit, 4; Chicago. 8. Bt. Lotila, 4: Cleveland, 7. FEDERAL LEAGUE. Ft. Ioula. 1. 2; Newark, 0. L Chicago, 4. ft; Buffalo. 0,A. AMERICAN AHKOCIATION. Mlnneapolla, 1; Kanaaa City, 7. Milwaukee, 4; St. 1'aul, 1. Columbua, 4; lndlanapolla, 2. Cleveland. 2; Loulavllle. 1 (rain at end of tenth inning). Gaaare Today. Weatern League Lincoln at Topeka, Denver at 'Wichita, St. Joaeph at Omaha, Sioux Cltv at Lee Molnea. I National League New Tork at PhUa- neipnta. tniiaourgn ai vmcago, jooavon Brooklyn. American league Waahlngton at Boa ton, Philadelphia at New York. Federal Lea sue Plttaburgh at Brook lyn, Kanaaa City at Baltimore, Chicago ai Duuaio. WHALES LEAD FED LEAGUE l Take Tirtt Tlace hv T)efafrtno' Bnf. falo Bluet Twice on Home ' ' Ground. ' NEWARK LOSES TO SLOUFEDS CHTCAQO. May ..-Chicago took flret plaoe In tha Federal league raoa today by beating Buffalo twice, while Newark waa toalng a double-header to St Louie. The aeoond game, played tn a drizzling rain, waa called at tha end of the fifth inning. Soore, flrat game: R.H.E. Buffalo A 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 00 4 1 Chicago 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 8 0 Hatterlea- Buffalo, Schtilt and Allen; Chicago, Hendrlz uid Wllaon. ' Score, second game: R.H.E. Ruffalo 0 1 0 0 01 4 3 Chicago 1 0 110-441 Batterlea: Ruffalo, Krapp. Woodman and Allen:' Chicago, McDonnell, Brown and Ftacher. NEWARK, N. J, May 1 -Newark loat two of tha hard eat fought Federal league gamea of tha aeaaon here today to St Loula. Score, flrat game: R.I1E, St. Ixiuli b 0 0 0 0 0 11 8 l Newark 0 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 00 8 0 Hatterlea: Bt loula. Plank and Chap man; Newark, Falkenberg and Rarldea. Score, eoeond game: R.H.EL St. Iula 0 1 4 4 0 4 ft J ft 1 Newark 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 01 4 1 Batterlea: St Loula, Groom and Hart ley; Newark. Kalserllng and Randen. Huntley Again Takes Everything at Meet COLUMBUS. Neb.. May t- Special Telegram.) The tournament held by tha new Columbua Oun club waa well at tended by many of the crack ahootere from all over the atate. Sam Huntley captured flrat trophy and won high average, mlaelng only nine out of forty; Ray Klngaley, aeeond. 360; DUon and Schulta. tied for third with ITS; Varoer, fourth, 874; Gamon. fifth, and Rudat, alxth, 87S. Gophers Beat Iowa In FirsField Meet MINNEAPOLIS. Mav 1-Mlnneaota to day defeated Iowa In tha flrat track meet of the year at Mlnneapolla. 716 to STH. Tba Gophera woo eeailv ln all thair eventa and puahed the Iowa men to the I. rait in nearly all aventa won by the Hamkeyea. Mlnneaota won meat point, tn the daahea and dlatance, rung, while lowa waa atrong In the field eventa, capturing flrat In all of the a. except tha broad jump. Captain Shrauer Of lowa nllad un IKm. flrata and tied for one eeoond place, win ning high Individual honor. Wateon, Martin and flitter were the heavy wln nera for Mlnneaota. CALIFORNIA SENATE SAYS EQUAL SUFFRAGP SUCCESS SACRAMENTO. Cal.. May t.-Equal euffrage In California waa pronounced a ecea In a reaolutlon adopted today by tha atate senate. Tha Baa Want Ada at Beat Bastnsee Boosters. Drawn DETROIT DEFEATS CHICAGO IN RAIN eaammax eaaaaa Tiger. Bump White Sox in Final Game of Series by Four to Three Score. DAUBS HAS ONE BAD INITCNG CHICAGO May i-Playtng in a drix Ellng rain, Detroit defeated Chlcaro to day In the final game of the aertea. 4 to 1 After Dauaa' one bad Inning, the fourth, when five hlta enabled the locala to acore three runa, Clcotta eased up and In the alxth two runa, enough to win, were put across. Score : DETROIT. CHICAOO. AHIIOAE. AB.H.O.A.E. a a. a A Alii1aa g A II A A TUaWL, hi 1 V '"' aiuieii, a a . w vm. ib .... tail eRotn. ... 4 4 I J ; Cohlv cf ... 4 I I 0 OK.Colltna. Ik I 1 11 4 Crawfont, rf 4 I 1 nrournf. If-lb 4 1 4 4 Vaanh. If 4 110 0.1 I oil In., et 4 1 4 Kavanah. lb 1 1 1 Waiver. .. I I I Wnbnn, lb 4 en Cflrtef. lb....l t 4 J M.Km. e... 4 a 1 0OI-h. If... 0 4 a 4 4 Dauei. p.... 4 1 4 T aSch.lk. e... J t 4 1 4 ClrolU, p... 1 1 a 1 0 ToUle tt lU 0Kh. p.... 4 MM Dmmttt .. 1 a 0 0 a , WoKfang, p. 4 0 4 1 4 Totala.. ...M 4 XT 4 4 -iianea iot r nurr in nnnui, metrolt 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 04 Chicago o o u a " v w Two-baee hit: Bueh. Stolen baee: Felach. Double pty: Rchalk to Weaver. T) u 1 1 rvtM r ttm 9 eff Taliaa. OMv .'II v.i x. ...u . - m . . . i , 1 1 . . rt9 4Hfvitm 7 In At -oil r lurr, A. niv. ' . . . flva Innlnga. none out In alxth; off Faber, two in inrea inninga; on wginmn. tn one Inning. Struck out: By Dagos, 4; try xvxnvu, i. Brown a Loae la Iftnth. feated St. Loula, 7 to 4, winning in tha ninth Inning oa a paee to Chapmart, Jack aona alngie, a paaa to Oraney and AgneWa wild throw to third to catch Chapman off tho baae. Steen and Well man, who atarted tha game, wera knocked CLBWBLAMO. BT. XW1B. A&H.O.A.I. AB.H.O.AK. LafboM. ef.. 4 4 4 a lShottaa. If.. 4 1 J 0 J . . . . -w a m m a a,..in Ik I a X X a Obapaua, at 4 I 4 4 OPratt. lb-... 4 1 J 1 Ovanef. If... 4 4 0 4 ao. Walker, til I I 1 Barbara, lb 4 1 I 4 aWllllama, H 1 J 0 Wooe. la...'. 4 4 4 4 vLanal ee... 4 1 4 J 4 O'N.lll. e.. 4 1 4 0 0Ao. e ... 4 I 4 1 1 Coambe. p.. 1 4 4 1 B.umadnr, p 1 4 4 1 4 bailth 114 4 OL'dannlik. p 4 4 a 4 4 Totals UUtfHT TOU11.....14 M U 1 Hatted for Shields In fifth. None out when winning run boo red. Cleveland 1..4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1-7 St. Loula 0 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 4-4 Two-hue hlta: Bteen. uraney, un. Three-baee hit: Agnew. Stolen baaea: Hhlelda, Rogera, Jackaon, Lavan, Agnew. Double plava: Barbara to Shielda to Rogers, -Auatln' to Agnew to Lavan to Pratt Hlta: Off Steen. C In two and one-third innings: off Cotrmbe, S In alx. and two-thlrda innings; off Wetlman. 11 In four and one-third Innings; off BaUm garriner, 4 ln three and two-thlrda In nings (none out in ninth); off Louder milk, none In no Innlnga (pitched to one batter In ninth). Baaea on ballet Off Steen, 1; off Ooumbe, 1; off Weilman. 1: off Baumgardner, ; off Loudermilk, 1. Struck out: By Steen. 1; by Coumbe, 4; by Baumgardner, 1. Umpire: Hildebrand. Armours Defeat - Luxus at Opening Of Their New Park The Armoura defeated the Luxus at tha opening of the new Luxua park yester day. Gurneaa pitched great ball, atriktng out eleven and adlowing but five hits. Oravea hit a' home run and Corcoran a three-bagger. Tha general play 'of tha Armoura featured, eapecially a catch ln center by Denny. Dyke waa hit hard, tha Armoura earning eight run a off hla delivery. Score: ARMOt'RS. U'XI'S AA. H O. A B AS H O. A K. KerneM. rf I I 1 a ORmiih. rf ... 4 e Oannr. ef .. 4 1 1 a lnnlo, lb. 1 1 1 a Oravaa. If . I ISO CFIort-r. e .. 4 4 1 1 Tom. . I e 14 1 enovter. ef... 4 114 1 Kaa. lb .. 4 4 1 1 IKuahbrg. lb. 4 1 1 Oroora, Ib 4 111 .Tracy, lb .. I a 1 a J.ftraa. M.I 1 1 OITaltmaa. If. 4 1 4 a a PIMraar. lb. 1 T l SDrlckaua. e. I 1 I 1 (iuraaaa, a.. I a 1 Dka. p 1 1 4 t 4 Totala. .. .14 U IT 4 I TotaJe.....ll TT 14 I Armoura 1 0 I u 1 u 4 u I a Luxua 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1 Karned runa: Armours. 8; Luxua, Z Horn run: Oravea. Three-baae hit: Cor coran, dtolen baaea: Mayfield (I), Denny, CoTooran, Ryan. 8truk out: By Uur nesa. 11: by Dyke, 1. Baaea on balla: Off Dyke. 1: off Gurneaa. 1., Hit by pitched ball: By Dyke. 1; by Gurneaa. 1. Double play: Tracy to Dennleon to Tracy. Time: 1:41 Umpire: Denny. FORT DODGE BUYS ENTIRE TEAM OF BALL PLAYERS FORT DODGE, la.. May (Special Telegram.) Tha Fort Dodge Baae Ball association haa retained Ira Bldwell, Emporia, Kan., aa manager and has hired Bldwell'a entire team, which won the championship of the Kanaaa State league last aeaaon. Tha team will re port hare May IS and will open the play ing aeaaon at Albert Lea on 'tha day following. Tha club haa won eighteen of twenty gamea thla aeaaon. TWO COLLEGE RECORDS ARE BROKEN AT YALE MEET NEW HAVEN. Oonn., May I Two col lege recorda were broken tn the annual aprlag track meet at Tale today. J. W. Overton of Nashville ran tha two-mile event la l:Ji. lowering tha previous rec ord twelve aeconda. Vajlean WUkie of New Tork City bettered the quarter-mtle record by to-flftha of a second, going tha distance In tSV taalkrra Asaaelattai New O-leana. 1: Atlanta, i. Mobile. 0; Birmingham. 4. Memphis, i; I.lttla Rock. 1 NaaavlUa, l. Chattanooga, & for The Bee by .Swinnerton PEOPLE AREN0J TO STARYE Burgomaster of Vienna Detail the Situation Relative to the Exist . ing Food Conditions. SACRIFICES MUST BE MADE (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) VENICE, April 22. There have been ao many contradictory rumora of the atate of tho food aupply In Vienna that It la interesting to find ln the latest Issue of the Ncue Vlener Journal a verbatum re port of a speech on thla subject by the burgomaster of Vienna, Dr. WelFklrchner. He says In part: "Wo shall not starve, hut va, mtiaf an 'arrange our consumption of food that we can lam out uu tho next harvest. I can nay confidently that the municipality haa done everything that lies in Ita power. Anticipating tho coming state of afralrs, I hecan buying tn supplies of flour aa early as laat August In that month alone r bought tmo.flOO worth of food stuffs, and since then we haw expended 13,000,000 more in the same way. "I am not to blame for tho fact that certain contracts which wo placed have not been fulfilled. The blame for this rests with certain of tur neutral neigh bors. In Rumania we placed a contract for eoverali thousand wagrm loads of wheat, but wo have not yet received a single wagon- The Rumanians took our money, but have so far kept the wheat in their own territory. , ntfflcvltv In Oertlna annTl "L't tfve .you another example' of Anm -aim t , a . uuuvuiun, x purer, aael ln Rumania 200 carloada of beans, but tho consign ment could not be immediately delivered owing to tha shorten roads. Now Rumania haa placed an ex- ("inuonwin gold on each earloavd. In September laat I purchased wheat In America. Tha - ship waa fortunate enough to reach Genoa without being molested. But Italy now refuses to let the wheat paaa through to nsv and It therefore had to be acid In Genoa harbor. "Even from Hungary we have not yet received the wheat that wo purchaaed. They should remember that we are was lrt a common War, and tha tlma Is now coma when Hungary must let us have Its urplua supplies of food. ,ren dur!ng. Peace tlma we hav to depend on Hun--ry for wheat and corn. la tha price wa pay o poor? Thaner heaven, wa were a-ble to confiscate some larga atocka of maise at, a hundredweight, and we have been living on tt for a long time.. Do you know what price Hungary demands for malia now? Over 19 a hundredweight It Is a question which touches most deeply the people or Vienna, "Hungary must let u. h.va Us surplus, and at no higher price than our sister state can oecently demand. If It be true that Hun ary la going to send us its surplus, I think we shall be safe. But we must make sacrifices ourselves by using in ferior flour and by limiting our food) to tha minimum ration which will se us through to tha next harvest. w Complains of Syatem. After complaining of tha system of bread ticketa which tha government has been compelled to adopt, the burgomaster continued: 'Wera It not that I have tha people of ) 'nn- ""Jr .back wa should witness a debacle terrible to lmaglna. I am giving you tha plain facts ao that you can en lighten others. There are thouaanda of people who never read the newspapera or glance at the proclamations. Tou must explain to them how thi... a order to perevent any public unrest at , im must not loaa your bread tickets, for you will pot get new ones. I pray every day to God that the system of wheat distribution In war will work out aa that I ma. is. i- , qtrtslta flour. Had I not prepared care fully In advance, and had the secret flour reserve of tho municipality not been dls- .1? m . '!) 0rt,""Rl Vienna ould have found Itself In a vary un pleasant altuaflon. Now, it atanda to uw cur reserves will tn aus .-r oe axoausted, but I hare ac quainted the prima minister with our nnl- " " "'Pon-lble for olng that we obtain fresh supplie. In time. I am of tha . . . - -Twwii inaL wa anau obtain them all right" WITH COMPLIMENTS, TURKS SEND CfGARETS TO GERMANS (Correspondenca of tha Aaaoclated Pre as ) BERLIN. April l-One of the most welcome gifts which the army of Oeneral von Hinderburg has received during the long campaign ln tha east la a Mg ship ment of cigarettes from the Turkish First army corps The aotdiera and officers of tho Turklah corps contributed the money for the "smokes" and aent them as an appreciation of tha German victory In the Maaurtau lakes district. Krug THE BEER ASK FOR THE BEER AND SAVE THE COUPONS. Phone Douglas 1889. LUXUS MERCANTILE CO., Distributors JUNIORS WIN IN H. C. CLASS MEET Nearest Rivals Are the Sophomores, with Seniors Third and ' Freshies Last. MOREARTY INDIVIDUAL STAR The remainder of the Omaha High school track meet on Crcichton field on Saturday afternoon brought the Juniors out In the lead by points. Their nearest rivals were the sophomores. The scoro by classes was Junior. 15; seniors. 2; Sophomores, 3. and freshmen, 23. The J.jnlors won the meet by entering men In every event an not by having any particular stars. Fu Ita way made the most points for tha Juniors, a total of 13, but Morearty had him bested by making :o of tha 29 points that the sophomore class got, Morearty mada all his points In first places, winning four of them. They wera tho high Jump, broad Jump, 100 and 220-yard dash. Ha Is without doubt tho fastest man In the school. Winners of Brvents. The reauir of tho events follow: 110-yard dash: Morearty, first. 1917; Newton, second, J318; Neville, third. 19K Time. 0:10.3. ,r,?,",1 b.,i;h hurdlea: Fullaway. first, l f: IynoldJ?-o3'nd' '3ltfi Chase, third, 181R. Time, 0:80. 2L0.yard dash: Morearty, first, 1I7; Pryans, second, 1916; Gelsler, third, 1916. Time. 0:24.1, Half mile: Flovd Paynter, first, 191S; Sul(1.,fon,1 1915: Suirea. third. 191. Time, 1:1114. .a??",r?I?V '.ow" """lies: Novlfle, first' thi. rme"i0:35rnd' W,6; 440-yard run: Round tree, first, 1915; Pryana, second. 19ii; Chase, third. 1916. Time. 0:67.4. Mllo run: IxHran. flrat, lmS; Burgess, second, 191SJ Underwood, third, 1818. Time, o:lo. . Half mile relay, team: Charlca More arty, Marshall Jameson, Ben Porcupile, Oeorga Turkington. first 1917: Wilbur Fullaway, Clayton Nichols, Alvln Gelsler. Eugene Neville, second. 1010; Thurston Logan. Lawrence Underwood. Albert Newton, Tom Roulette, third. 1918. Time. Indlvtdaal Pol at a. Tha Individual points are as follows: Charles Morearty, 20, Wlltur Fullaway, 11; Carl Lutes. Frldolph Engstrom, Thurs ton Logan. S; Eugene Neville, Wlluon. Bryans. - 0; Othello Roundtree, Albert Newton, Floyd Paynter, 6; Edwin Gould, . 4; 1'hllllp Chase, Donald .Shepard. James Reynold. Clayton Nichols, Ray Burgess, t: Leroy Kelley, Harry Tonge, Alvln ticls kr, Lawrence Undei wood,vi. ; Wiaaera Thursday, The boys who took placea Thurrday when the first half of the meet was held and the events they won follow: Pole vault: Wilbur Fullaway, 1916. 10 feet, Inches; Donald Bhepard. 1917; Ed win Gould. U1S. High Jump: Charles Morearty, S feet. 7 Inohea, 1917; Wilbur Fullaway, 1916, and Albert Newtorj, Ml. t feet C inches. Broad Jump: Charlea Morearty. 1317. 6 feet. HVi Inches; Logan. 1918; Harvey Tonga, 191S. Shot put: Carl Lutes, 1S16, 4S feet, 7Va inches; Frldolph Engstrom, 1915. Leroy Kelley, 19i8. Dis cus: Frldolph Engstrom. 1916, 102 feet, 5 Inches; Carl Lutes. 1914; Philip Chase, 1915. Officials. Referee, R. L. Carns; judges of finish, James JO. Richardson, Harry Miller, Aus tin O. Duvall; timers. Warren Ritchie, Stanley Roe water. Harry Montgomery; Inspectors. Frank H. Uarvln, 11. A. in ters clerk of course, Lester Caldwell; scorer, fci. H. Orchard: starter, Don Mc Cown; announcers, Arthur Shrum. Lv.ua n Phillips, marshalr, C. E. Reed, t. E. Mil la. HARRY DAVIS TURNS IN THE BEST GOLF SCORE SAN FRANCISCO, May Jj-Harry Davia, a San Francisco amateur, turned In the best score today in tha first 11 holea of the 72-hole Panama-Padfto ex position open golf championship for medal play. There were seventy-flva amateur and professional players competing. Charles Thorn, a professional of Bur Hngame had the next best card.' with 73. Walter Ha gen of Rochester, N. T., national open champion, took 74 and Charles fChlck") Evans, Jr.". of Chi cago, western amateur champion. 75. Tba playing of tha 72 holes la to ba completed tomorrow. Forty-Three Jews Promoted. (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) HAMBURG, April 10 - A Jewish news paper In Hamburg reports that tha num ber of Jews promoted from the ranka In the Prussian army to poaltlona aa offi cers waa forty-three up to . February 1. Because only partial lists of the promo tions have been available, it is believed that the number Is much larger. Until the present war Jewa were not eligible as officers. Tha Bea Want Ads Are Bast Bualnesa Boosters. aX? Coupons YOU UKE r AN I X 4 A -if,'