Both Ways to the Middle is Nearly Always a Loser
RALLY IN EIGHTH
W1HS FORROURKES
Game Replete with Sensational
Fielding Won on Whalen'i Triple,
Smith's Double and an Error.
LARSON HEAVES NICE GAME
An eighth Inning rally staged by Marty
it rug a afspeniip einieies uroim up m
swell hurling dnel between Bert Iron
and lefty Thomas and gave Omaha the
long end of one of the bent little ball
games ever ecn at the Rourke lot. Two
runners were hammered across in the
eighth ard the Rnurkee copped. 3 to 2.
To say that the fray yesterday waa
grt at hall game Is puttln git mildly. It
Wii." greater. Larson ond Thomas both
henved nice hall, hut It was the fielding
which attracted first attention. Both the
Boosters and the Rourkes were on the
toeK from start to finish and the fana
n. Fl'tlng on the third rail every min
ute, Evn though Larson and ThomM
wore performing quite niftlly the athletes
of both forces bumped the. ball hard in
the nose at all times. At least a dosen
knnr-ks that should have been saTe ones
wee cut down and converted Into put
outa by tho demon fielders.
Whalen and Breen ahtne.
ned Whalen and Dick Breed of the
Rourkes and Pawyer of the Boosters w;re
the aensations in this line. Red and
Breen both made stops that bordered on
the miraculous, while Sawyer made two
assists that were wonders. Breen and
Whalen also stnged two ripping double
plays around second, and ISawyer carried
the load in one made by the Boosters.
Omaha made the first run of the ma'.l
nee when Krug, second up In the second
frame, poled a triple to center. Thorua
son walked and when Sawyer made a
one-handed stop of Schltebner's drive to
catch Tommy at second Manager Marty
registered.'
Home Ran by Job.
Due to the remarkable fielding only two
hlta were nicked off Larson In the first
six rounds, xnen in trie wvtnui iw
. i ...... i...-.A-a t a 1 Ha. R1U
OlOW nCllVU 1 1IC a.ui.b.u.w . . -
Hunter opened the frame with a double
and Tex Jones boostea a siani over m
right field wail for a circuit ticket, count
ing Hunter ahead of him. Bills slammed
a drive to short "that looked safe, but
Whalen made a great running atop and
pegged JJue out. Then Earl Smith made
a diving shoestring catch In left of Saw
yer's clout and the heart was taken out
of the Boosters.
One run behind the home artillery un
llmbered in the eighth and two runs were
marked. Whalen opened wtu a triple to
right. Kafora was called upon to pinch
for Irson. but fell down on the Job. But
Tlarl Smith was on the Job and he cracked
a double that went by .TannehUl . like, the
Twentieth Century Limited. Whalen
scampered homo with odlee of. time to
spare. Smith darted to third on Breen'
Infield out. Foraythe dropped one In
front of Thomaa and Tex JoJnes muffed
Lefty's throw to first, allowing Forsyth
to land safe and Smith to mark tho win
ning score.
Doable Play Bhada Osuaa.
Clrnvan took up Larson's Job in the
ninth and faltered a moment at Ue start,
making thing! look rather bad for tho
home boys. Hunter walked on four
straight balls, and then JoJnea waa
soaked In tho knee. A quick play, ox
Bills' grounder by Whalen to Krug forced
Hunter at third and av rtiM-ein;' doubla
play, Breen to Whalen to BchUebner, re
tired the side, much to the delight of tho
2,000 buga assembled.'
Make Twenty-Two Assists.
Only three men were left stranded en
the bases on each team. The Rourke in
field chalked up twenty-two assists, which
show the brand of fielding- executed
while the Booster made seventeen as
sists. Also the game waa played In aa
hour and a half. VnquesUonably It, waa
tOontlnued on Page Two, Column Two.)
Wichita Is Held to
Three Hits; Topeka
Team Is Victorious
TOPEKA, Kan.. May 15. Lefty Clunn
held Wichita to three hits and would
have registered a shutout except for
Poehe'a error. Blagle also pitched well
for five Innings, but lost his effective
ness in the sixth. Score:
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Tallion. ss..: & 0 1 2 4 J
Trainer, if 6 0 0 0 0 1
Mayer, rf 6 2 I 4 0
I.attlmore. !b 4 4 4 I 4 0
.Tnckson. cf I ? 9 ?
Roche, 3b 4 1 J 1 4 1
Hanps. lb 5 J ! J2 2 2
Monroe, c 4 1 2 ? 5
Clunn. P & 1 1 J 1
Totals 40 ' U 16
WICHITA.
AB. R. .H. O. A. B.
Nicholson. If SOI 2.0 0
Wares. 2h 4 0 0 2 4 0
CI arles. lb 4 0 0 8 0 It
Rain. 3b 4 0 0 0 10
Tjdiman. rf 4 0 2 4 0 1
Pownall. cf f p 0 5 0
lT0n, ss 3 0 0 2 S 1
(iriffith. e 1 i J ? J
Gray, c 2 2 1"?
nlagle, P J J J J J
Totals 28 I I 24 12 1
Wichita 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Topeka 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 IS
Three-base hits: Rapps. Mayer. Two
bane hits: Nicholson. Monroe. Sacrifice
lut: Jackson. Slagle. Moltn bases:
I-tUlimore, Jackson. lioche. Hit by
pitched ball: Griffith, itoche. Monroa.
Bast-a on balls: Off C'luun. S: off Single,
; Stru:k out: By Clunn. 3; by Blagle, L
Time: 2.10. I'mpire: Van Sickle.
Carter Lake Club
Plans Big Opening
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. May 15. 4pjclaJ.)-State
liame Warden Oua Rutenbexk has re
ceived an invitation to attend the informal-opening
of the Carter Lake uiub
at Omaha May ffl. The letter of invita
tion contains the Information that tho
governor of Nebraska, the governor of
Iowa, and the state game warden of
Iowa, with other distinguished guests
will be present at that time,
k. Ono of the incidents of the opening
will bo the planting of several fish in
Carter lake by Fish ' Commissioner
O'Brien of Nebraska, who is recognised
the state over as some planter, when It
comes to fth- It Is1 not stated whether
he will use the old-fashioned hoe In doing
i he Diamine, or wliether tho more mod
em com plsnler v. Ill he used. In any
wvent the fish commissioner may be
counted on to do a good Job, so that the
CarterUes may have fish to husk at the
earliest possible moment.
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POPULAR AMATEUR BASE BALL
PLAYER NOW BEAD.
OROP.OE ("SHANTY") FALCONER.
AMATEURS CALL OFF GAMES
Will Respect Mwnory of Departed
Mate, Shanty Falconer, by
Cancelling Games Today.
MANY SEND FLORAL OFFERINGS
Br FRAVk- quigLky.
Nearly all of the Class A games scheduled-
for, today ,wlll bo.caJl.ed, off -out . of
respect' for George (Shanty) FVlconer,
who died Friday ' aTt'er a short battle
with' typhoid ? fever.- - President Cook 'of
tho Greater k'Omaha' league haa called off
all the Karnes , In that league and the
tors i have ,; cancelled their game" with
Clair.' . '. '. . ; ...
Kor year Falconer . waa a star player
with different fast Omaha aggregations.
For tho last three years '' h ,has been
cssoclated . with tho Store, a local semi
pro contingent. Before that be played
fonr year with the-Hollya. ' He -woa. -'
trordlnartly strong with the players ana
fans, and his Jovial disposition and his
ability as a player will bo missed by all
(rf bis admirers and associates. George
i waa always springing new base ball dope,
and his wit evoked many a hearty laugh.
Although George was an excellent Judge
and catcher of a fly ball, fast on tho
paths, had an excellent arm, a good bat
ter and a head that played a conspicuous
part In many a tussle he was never
puffed up, but played the game simply
for the amusement and recreation to be
derived therefrom.
He also will be remembered among
many pf the old-time foot ball warriors,
ca ten years ago he was a star on the
Belvidere eleven. Although small In
stature his fleetness of foot is what made
him a sensational foot ball player. Many
floral offerings will be sent by the vari
ous clubs, the largest of , which -will be
the onea by the Store and the old Holly
squad. President Isaacson of the Omaha
Amateur association will call off as many
games as possible In the other leagues.
Games in Phelps
and Gosper League
'. HOUDREGB, Neb., May U.-Speclal.)
Neither the standings of the teams nor
their percentages is. changed at tne end
of'the second week of the, Phelps-Gosper
league. Loomls tonic both games of the
week from Holdrege, maintaining the
former's perfect average and leaving the
latter still sans a , win. . Elwood and
'Bertrand broke even, the former losing
Tuesday' game, 6 to t, anJ winning on
Thursday, 11 to S. Loomls' victory Tues
day was unexpected, the visitors being
cn the short end of a 7 to S scoro at the
first of tho ninth, but in that. session
drove In five runs for an 8 to 7 win.
Thursday's game bet we a these teams was
I a alugfest. Loomls winning - by , the
! court of It to 10. rUamling of tho teams.
' Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
! Li.mls 4 4 0 1
! Klwood I 2 2 .M0
Bertrand 4 S . . t .M0
Holdrege 4 0 4 .m
Carries this week: Tuesday, Bertrand at
I Loomls. Elwood at Holdrege; Thursday,
I Loomls at Klwood, iluldrege at Bertrand.
Ames Snrinter Near "
j The World's Record
i AME3, la., May 13. (Special Telegram )
I The world's record in the kyard dash,
came within one-fifth of a second of
; being equaled by Raymond Dickinson of
j Shellfcburg. Ia., Ames sprinter, in the
! Drake-Ames dual meet here this after-
noon. One of four Judyea caught him
I in 0:.'1H, the world s time set by Berney
Wafers of Georgetown, and tied by Craig
of Uk-hlgan, but the Judge admitted he
started his watch fast, and 0:31 time
was declared official. Ames won the
meet. 73H to points.
Krull of Drake set a new state colle
giate shot put record of 41 feet 10 inches.
Dickinson ran the 100-yard dash ia 0:10
Hat. '
Lladsar Blaarlta Coirmlra.
IJND8AY. Neb., May !--(.Special
Lindsay beat Cornlae on the local dla
;i ond in a well played game yestorday.
1 to 0. Pcore:
Corrurlla 0 0 0 0 0 4) 0 0-4
Lindsay 0 0 2 0 0 1 1
Batteries: Cornice. Zolk and FUhei ;
IJndsay, Zvadil and Iif.
Ileek la kolcl.
"Bobby" Heck, for the last two years
one of the leading hitters of the Csnav
dlon league." has been sold by London to
the Erie ?lub of the Central league.
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BOSTON SOX TAKE
THIRD FROM TIGERS
Long Drivei by Speaker and Lewis
Enables Boston to Defeat
Detroit Again.
FINAL RESULT IS FIVE TO TWO
DETROIT. May iS.-Long drives by
Speaker and Lewis enabled Boston to win
third consecutive game from Detroit to
day. The secre was t to 1 FVster kept
Detroit s six hits well scattered. Iewls
was the batting star with a triple In the
third and a home run which cleared the
left field wall, in the eighth. Score:
boston prTHorr.
AB H O A S AB.H.O AE
llnatwr. rf.. I) t 1 OR'l.h, I I
Wntner, Sb.. ( 1 1 4 1VIII. (. I 0 I J
Siwairer. cf.. 4 I t Cohb. cf 1 I 0
t-rwl. If.... 1 lICiM-wforO. rt 1
HnMHaol. lt S 1 It 1 OVrarh. If... 4 10
S-ntl. lt 1 1 1 OKlvim', lb. 4 IN
M.N'Kllr. .(44 lTouns. tb.... 4 111
Thnm.n. c... 4 t t 1 OB.k.r. c 1 4 0
Ko.tr. p 4 f Pubur 4 1
HarlkKo. rf 1 .tambaoa ..I e 'B
Mn. c. S
Totala ti :; it 2'MdKm .... 0
Kullvr
Tel. In n I 17 ;
Batted for Baker In seventh.
Hatted for Stanaae In ninth.
Ran for McKee In ninth.
Boston 0 0 2 0 0 1 i 05
Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-4
Two-base hit: Kavanh. Threo-he.se
hit.: Speaker. Lew s, Hoblitsel. Home
run: Lewie. Earned runs: Off Dubuc,
6; off FoKter, 1. Hacriiice hit: Baker.
Sacrifice fly: Henriksen. Double play:
Dublin to Kavanngh, Left on bases:
Boston, : Detroit, ". 'First base on
errors: Detroit, 2. Bases on balls: Off
Foster, i: off Dubuc. 3. Struck out: By
Foster, 8: by Imbue. 4. Time: 1:C0. Em
pires: Nsllln and Dlneen
Washingtons Capture
Final from Chicago
CHICAGO, May 15.-Roth s wild throw
to the plnte on Morgan's grounder, and
bunched hits by Foster, Connolly and
Milan cost Chicago the final game with
Washington today, 4 to 1. The locals were
saved from n shut out when doubles by
Schalk and Roth netted one run. Score:
WABHIJfOTON. CHICAGO.
AB H.O A K. AB H O A R.
Mneller. rf. . 4 I e OFVIarb, rf... 1
Koetor. Jb . 4 1 I 4 ORoth. lb.... 4 1 1 1 1
Harper, lf ... OE.Cnllln. lb 4 114
Connolly, II. I 1 I OKomnler. If. I 0 I 1
Bhanki, If. ..I 110 J C'nlllna. rf. 4 1 I
Milan, nf.,.. 4 111 0Wtw, aa.. I 1 I I
Wllllama. lb 0 11 OBrlaf, lb I S 11 I ft
Morsan. lb.. 4 S 1 t 0H.-htk. c....l 1111
Almtnlth, a. I 4 I IWollsans. p. 1 1
McBrlri. aa. I 1 I I o'Rktckburn .1 I
Boeblins. p.. I 1 1 I ohki. p 0 I
TnUla M I IT l Touts It 4 17 14 1
Hatted for Wolfgang in seventh.
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 0-8
Chicago . 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Two-base hlta: Schalk, Roth, J. Collins.
Stolpn base: Koater. Earned runs: oft
Wilfgan, 1: off Boehl'ng, 1. Sacrifice
hits: Wolfgang. Fournler, Williams.
Double play: Fournler to K. Collins. Left
on- bases: Washington. I; Chicago. 7.
Bases 'on balls: Off Bnehling, 4. Hits:
Off -Wolfgsng, 4 In seven innings; off
Scott, 3 in two Innlnvs. - Hit by pitched
balL- By Boehllng. Weaver. Struck out1
Bv Wolfgang, 1; bv Boehllng, 4. Wild
pitch: Boehllng. Time: 1:33. Umpires:
Chill and Connolly.
Browns Crash the
: Macks, Five to Four
. ST. XOIT13, May i5.-rtn Plt of the ex
cellent pitching by Wyckoff, Philadelphia
lost to Ht. Louis here today, 4 to 5, A
couple of bases on balls, followed by two
singles In the ninth gave St. Louis the
Victory. Score:
rHILADKLPHtA. ST. IVt.
AB H.O.A E . AH.H.O.A-E.
J.Walah. rt.Jk 110 thmtoo, If.. 4 1 1
Oldrlnt, if.. 4
; Struna. cf... I
Jl DAuatla, Sb.,4 144
I APratt, lb.... I 8 4
1 S I OKanfmaa. lb 4 I 11 1 S
j Srbanf, r. ... I
Ljola. lb... 4 111 1C W.lk.r, of 4 1 8 I
Mclnnta, lb. 4 1 t IWIUiania, rf I I f
Barry, as.... I I SKfiiew. e. ... I 110
Kopf, Sb 4 8 S I 4ercrald, .. 1 I 1
Wrckoff, p..l 1 0 1 lUavan, aa... 4 I 0 I
Pannoek. p.. 0 OS 'iim. p.... I 111
Parrymaa, p 0
ToUll II II ti ! I'Wal.h 0 0
R. Walkar.. 1
Howard ... I 1 I
Total lilniil
tiie out when winning run scored.
Ran for A Knew in the seventh.
Batted for Perryman In the ninth.
Phlladelnhla 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1-4
St. Louis 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5
Two-base hits: Walsh, Oldrirur (2), Kopf,
Shotton. Three-base hits: Shntton, Wyck
off. 8tlen baae: Howard. Earned runs:
Off James. 2; off l'ennook. bacriflce
hits- Austin. James. Wyckoff, Brhanv.
Lift or. base: Philadelphia. 7; St. Louts,
Base on error: St. Louis. Bases on
balls. Off Wyckoff. I: off Pennock, J:
off James. 1: off ferryman, 1 Hits: Off
James, 0 in soven Innings; off Pennock,
1 In no inning; off Perrymon. 1 in two In
nings (one rut In ninth); of Wyckoff, 7
in eight and one-third innings, htruk
out: By 'James, 1- by Ferryman, 2: by
Wyckoff, . Passed bail: Kevereld. Time:
2-36. Umpires: O'Loughlln and Hllde
brand. Yanks Take Three of
Four from Indians
CLEVELAND, O.. May 15.-New York
made It three out of four from Cleveland.
winning today, 4 to 2. Every run scored
was partly produced by a long hit.
Triples resulted in each of (Cleveland's.
HarUcll's double was a factor in New
York's two runs In the fifth, while dou
bles by Boone and Fisher and Malsel's
triple produred two more in the ninth.
Mitchell did l.ot allow a hit until the
fifth. Score:
- aUCVEIAMD. NKW YORK.
AB H O A E AB H.O A B
Lelbold, rf.. 4 14 1 OMalarl. lb. ..a J 1 1 1
Til mar. Jb.l 1 4 4 llViklno. aa I A A 1 I
rtiapmaa, aa I A I I viliah, r 4 A 4 A A j
Ja.-kn.il, rf.. 4 1 1 A OPlpp, lb 4 A 14 A A
Outlay, If... 1 I I A Cook, rf I i I A A
Wood, lb I 1 IA A Oll.m.ll. If.. 4 1 1 A A
lBibna lb 4 1 I 1 AHnona. lb.... A 1 I 4 A
tun, c a a l j.anamakr, a I A I IS
Mltrhall, p.. I A I I OF-'laber, p.... 4 1 A A I
oinllh 1 A I A A
Totals It in j
Tola la It f II It I
ittuted for Wood in ninth.
Cleveland 0 C. 0 0 1 0 0 11
New York 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2-4t
r.arned runs: Cleveland, 2; New York,
2. Two-base hits: Oraney, Boone, Fisher,
llartsell. Three-base hits: Iibold,
Ornuey, Ma'sel. Hui-riflre hit: Peckln
paugh. Hacrifire fly: Cli&pman. Btolon
base: Cook. Bases on balls: Off Mit
chell, 2; off Fisher. 2. H truck out: By
Mitchell. 2; by Fisher, 2. Faaned ball:
Kgan. Wild pilch: Mitchell. First bae
cjn errors: Cleveland. J: New York, 1.
Left on bases: Cleveland, ; New York.
. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Mulloney and
Evans.
CORNELL DEFEATS HARVARD
AT TENNIS SIX TO THREE
ITHACA, N. Y.. May U.-Cornell's un
beaten tennis team defeated Harvard
here today by a score of ( to 1
Oilers Blank W, o. W,
In a fast game at Fort Omaha yes
terday afternoon, the standard Oil baa
ball rlub defeated the Woodmen of the
world ciuo, l t 0. Madden on the .
mound for the ttandiirj ):! club did not '
low a hit, hl Tripp of the Vodmmia
wss touched lor five 'ills. Score H H.K.
.standard uu v 'i I o o 0 12 b l
W. O. W..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 2
Batteries' Standard oil Co.. Madden
and foe; W. O. W., Tripp and Fly. Um
pire: O. James.
OMAHA,
PEPPER" CLARK
SAYES NORFOLK
Former Sioux City Pitcher Cleans
Bam with Long Hit, Win
ning, Six to Fire.
BRILLIANT PLAYING AT WIND UP
NORFOLK, Neb.. May 15.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) With two men out and the haves
full, with the score standing 4 to B In
favor of Beatrice. "Pepper" Clark, for
merly pitcher of the Fltux City Western
league club, cleaned the bases with a sen
sational hit In the Inst Inning of lodity's
game, winning the battle for Norfolk,
to 5. Only a small crowd of fana saw j
ill" Knnit. iwiii-H wvb Ullinit.rriiiii: inn 11
the fourth Inning, when Norfolk tied the
score Bcore:
BAATRHIQ XOHK !.K
AB H O A AB H.O.A C. i
nitman, 2b, 3 0 4 4 1 Rrraterlr'. tbl I I I I;
Brannaa. Sb. I (I 1 SNra. as. I 0 1 t
rilark. rf....4 I 1 0 "M.lk.r. lb... 1 0 II 1 II
Naff, ft I A 1 0 IB Ilrown, It. I t i 10
IxK-khart. If. t 0 1 0 lTimn. lb... 4 1 7 1 0
BcH-awlta. Ibt e 11 A'H Bmvn. rf. I 1 1
Knrtera, as.. 4 I I t Of mil h. c 1114 0
Buatar, a.... 4 14 1 onillla, e 1 " I I 0 l
Irwin, p i oi irwa. t a t i !
Kampln .. 0 0 A
Touts.,.. .21 into 4nark 1 10
Totala I t 7 11 I i
Batted for Olllis in iimtn.
Batted for Reed In .ninth.
Beatrice 0 12 0 0 0 0 1 J
Norfolk ( 1 1 0 0 0 0 A
Ba"ies on balls: Off Reed. 7: off Irwin.
4. Struck out: By Reed. 4: by Irwin. X
Hit by pitcher: BorkcwH. Iickhart.
Kempln. Sacrifice hits: Melker. B. Brown,
Brannan (I. Neff. Bockewlts. Stolen
bases: Flllman, Broderlck, Dye. Melker,
Towno. R. Brown. Time: 2.15. I'mpire:
Schuster.
York's Batters Slug
All Kearney Hurlers
KEARNEY, Net.', May 15.-Ppeeial
Telegram.) In the biggest ono sided
game ever played on the home grounds,
York won In a walk from Kearney to
day. All pitchers) on the Kearney staff
failed to make an Impression on the
visitors. The Sunday game will be played
at Shelton. Score:
TORK. . KKARNBT.
AD H O A B AB.M.O.A B.
TUft. tb 4 t 4 AMoraa. rf.... 4 t -A 0
Murplir. of.- t OKmllTl. 3b. ... I llt
Ton an. lb. .-.4 lit ''rnmn. If. 4 t 1 A A
Watnl, If.., I 1 I A ACampball, e. 4 A 7 I B
Ralna, r tile Unread, lb.. I A 11 1 I
Plaae, at.... 4 111 AMerrall, rf.. Ill I A
Itercs, rf... 4 1 I A Altallavr, lb., i A I I A
Kallx, lb.... I 1 IA I Al'aaka. aa....) A T 1 A
Hilar, p..... I 111 ICarvar, p.... A A A A
. rrnha. p 0 A A A A
Totala II II IT It. IMcrr. p.... 1 Alls
Welatar, p... 1 A A I 0
, ' Touta n 4 17 II "t
ork 0 5 v X 4 3 I 2 4
Kearney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits. Rain (2), Flase (2).
Totten ii. Merrill Hmlth. Home run:
Murphy. Struck out: Bv Haley, 8; bv
Carver, I; by Crake. I; br McCoy, 3; by
Welster. 1. Bases on balls; Off Haley.
1; off Carver, 1; off Croke, 4: off MeCov,
; off Wester. 2. Wild pitches: McCoy
(2). Welster. Double play: Haley to Klrwe
io loiten. e-arneu runs: torn. I. Time:
2:25. Umpire: Woods.
Cornell Takes Track
Meet from Pennsy
milOA, May IC-Cornell university
won the track meet with the University
of Pennsylvania today, 734 points to 47Va.
Alvah Rlohards of Salt Lake City, won
first for Cornell In the shot put and high
Jump, ell made put of 43 feet 4 inches,
and leaped the bar at B feet V4 Inches.
BREAKS SHOT-PUT RECORD AT
STATE MEET.
Htm
Carl Lutes
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t ) ; '..; . h
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"-T ' 1
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Kji..,,. I fi '( j
SPORTS SECTION of
"be Omaha
unday Bee
SUNDAY MOUSING, MAY
LAJ0IE 0UTHITTING EDDIE COLUNSLajoio is
playing with much of his old skill and has some distance to
go before he retires from the game.
f J
t
HAPPY H0LL0WJ3ARD IS OUT
Professional Charley Johnston An
nounces Events for Year's Golf
Play at His Club.
INCLUDES MANY GOOD EVENTS
The 19lf schedule of golf events at the
Happy .Hollow rlub has been prei-ared
by Professional Charley Johnston and the
date set for the owning play Is May 22,
when an elghteen-hole nundlcap medal
plsy match is carded. The Hat Includes
oonio nifty events and the prise list la
very extensive.
The club championship will bo held,
f tartlng July 24. There will be five flights
In tills event with prises for winners and
runners-up In earn flight. Another spe
cial contest Is the season qvent. All play
from May 23 to September 14 Is im ludi-d
with the plsyer competing In three
classes, according to bandlcups. Prises
ill be given the winners in each t laxa.
The complete Hapiy Hollow schedule! ia
as follows:
Saturday, May 22 Kightoen-holo hand
icap, medal play, players divided int
three classts. Scratch to t. 9 to 16 and 17
snd over. Prise in each riaa presented
by C. I.. Oould.
Haturdsy. May Kluhteen-hole handi
cap, medal play. Klglit to qualify for
prise presented by W. C. Billiard.
I'ocorailorv luy-Hwullcst. elhteen
hole handicap, medal play. Ten to qual
ify. All cards to lie in by 4:80. Prist? f.,r
winner preaented by Joseph P. o'Keefe
and prise for runtur-up presented by II.
O. Browne.
Saturday. June 5 Klghteen-hole handi
cap, match play axaanst bogey. three
classes, IVse for winner in each clafs,
a golf c.'uIj, preac-nted by contributors.
Sixteen playrr.t bavlng b.at hot siores
sgalnst bogey lll qualify for Jack lien
ton cup.
Juiicj 10-12 Trananiln. Inalripl champion
shly lournamunt at Mmphls, Tenn.
Saturday. June J2-KUMcen-hole handi
cap, medal play. i'risc presented by
Howard tJooclrlrh-. Qualifying round.
Jmi 16-1 i -National open championship
at Baltusrol. N. J.
Wednesday. June Ill-Train play against
par for Turn Morris trophy, auspices of
Wealcrn llolf anno. -la Hon.
Saturday, June l-Kli(htm:n-hcile hand
icap, match pluy ukdI' bogy. yualify
Icv round for prise pr.-ri ild bv it E
Wllcos.
Saturday. June So-Flunteen-hole hand
icap, medal piny, sixteen to qualify tor
cue preaented by K. .V. Invert.
Saturday. July 1-Four-ball foursome
f o r two prises p resented by contributors
i Continued on Page To, Column One.)
1G, 1915.
YALE WINSJROM CRIMSON
Elis Take Dual Track Meet on Home
Grounds by a Margin of Eight
Points. i
GAINS 56 TO 43 FOR FOE
NEW HAVEN, Conn.; May lfi.-Yale de
feated Harvard In the dual 'track games
todny, (A lo S points:
Summaries:
Mile run: Hocher, Ysle: Kent. Harvard;
Torri'V. Harvard. Time: 4:i4.
4411-yarn run- Wilt-ox, Harvard; Wllkle,
Yale; Middle, Harvard. Time: 0:8 (which
hreiika tiic duul reci.rd and equals the
Iniercollckll.te report:-.
Iio-yaril hurdles: Hire. Harvard; 8hed
den, Yale; lioblnson. Harvard. Time:
I;M5.
mo-yard dnah, flnnls: Dead heat be
tween Tread way. Vale, and Teacher.
Ilarvurd; third, Foley. Harvard. Time:
O.lci.
W-vard run: Bingham, Harvard; Cap
per. Harvard, Barker, Yale. Time: 1 :.'.
HlRh jump: Oier. Yalu. hclKht 8 feet 1
inch: Johnston, Harvard leap. I.
Score, i events: Harvard, 29Vi: Yale.
Two-mile run: Overton, Ynls; Kouth
cor'li, Harvard; Holden, Yale. Time:
:4'..
Hint rut: Rooa. tale, distance, 45 feet
m Inc hes-. Hrickley, lUr-vard, Hardwick.
Harvard. As protest Is pend'ng over
eliatblllty of Hia. note was msde that
W"fthlngton. Ilurvard. was fourth.
'.30-yrd Uaah: Tread well. Y'ale; Tesch
ner. Harvard; Tower, Harvard: Time:
0:?1i.
Pole vault: (ireeley. Harvard, height,
1 feet: other places tie lietween Camn.
Kicliards jud Haydock Harvard arid
Carter. Johnstone and Preston, Yole, at
1) tect Inches.
Hmmer throw: Ixiugbt-ridirei Yale.
14!t feet t Inches: Sturgla. Harvard: Tal
bot. Yale.
TNc-yard hurdles: Sbedden. Yale: itth,
Harvard: Wl'lts, V.le. T me: 0:5
Broad lump: Oler Y'e. 21 feet 11
Inches: Matthews, Yale; Hampton. Yale.
Final score: Yale, tci; Harvard. 4K.
Per Defeats Wralrisa,
rNIVKltfilTY PLACE. Neb., May 15.
(Hpeclel.)--Wesleyun and Peru played a
ragged but exciting game of base ball
Friday afternoon on Johnson field, the
Not malllea ft tally claiming the victory
by a scote of 1 to H. The liigh wind
msde t'lean playing difficult, Wealeyan
being charged with ten errors and Peru
, six. This leaves Wealeyan and Peru
tied In the Intercollegiate league. Wes
leyan has two games yet to play, ono
with Peru and one with.. Cotner. Bat
teries: Wealeyan, Denton and Itlnman;
Peru, Ixmg and Janda. Umpire, Allen.
OMAHA RONS OFF
WITH "SjTATE MEET
Local High School Runs Up Three
Times Score of Any Other Com
petitor in Track Meet.
LUTES BREAKS SHOT RECORD
UNCOLN. Neb.. May 13.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) Omaha High school made m
horse race of It In the state track and
field meet of Nebraska high schools hero
this afternoon, piling up nearly three
times the score of any other school.
Omaha High took first with 72tt points,
Lincoln was second with 17H points and
Nebraska City and the Nebraska Mili
tary academy were third with 7 points
I each. .
Following is the summary of points
tor the other schools: Stanton, 5: Fair
I mont. S; Hardy. 4; Kearney Military
academy, 4: Broken Bow, t: Mema. !:
iYork. 3; Pgnerlor. J: Falls City, I: Crete,
jl'ti; Lexington, 0: Beatrice, 1; Tawnea
City. 2: Sargent, 0. ...
Omaha captured places In every event.
Lutes. Neville, Moriarity and Welrlch
starred for Omaha. Lutes of Omaha
smashed the record In tbe shot put with
a mark of 43 fee inches, which Is four
Inches better than the old record.
The limmirr.
' 100-yard dash: Holsteln. Stanton, first;
Newton, Omaha, second; Morlaity,
Omaha, third; McMahon, IJneoln, fourth.
Time, 0:b,
I'fv-yard hurdles: VeTrlch, Omaha, first;
Albrecht, Lincoln, second: . Andres, Lin
coln, third; no fourth. Time, 6 17.
vco-yard run: Painter, Omaha, first;
Otl.llan. Hardy, second: Mohler. Yotk,
third; Zoellnger. Nebraska. Mllltsry acod
emv, fourth. Time, 2 :.
220-yard hurdles:- Neville, Omaha, first;
Welrlch. Omaha, second. Andrews, Lin
coln, third; Raines, Hardy, fourth. Time,
0:WV
Liiecua Hngstrom. Omaha, first; Lutes.
Omaha, second; Baker, Crete, thlm:
Smith. IJneoln. fourth. Distance, 105
feet 414 Inches.
flhot put: Lutea, Omalia. first: EnR
Strom Omaha, second: Young. Lincoln,
and linker, Crete, tlcvi for third. Dis
tance, 45 feet 7H lnchesnew record).
Mile run: Nelson, Nebraska City, first;
SCoellnger. Nebraska Military academy,
second; Paynter, Omaha, third; Logan,
Omaha, fourth. Time. 4:46.
Pole vault: Fullaway, Omaha, first..;
Lewis. Nebraska Military academy, sec
ond ; Kellogg, Nebraska City, third; Mc
Donald Clay Center, fourth. Height, 10
feet S Inches.
S&vysrd dssh: Morlarty, Omaha, first;
Tort. Falls City, second: E. Allan. Paw
nee Cltv, third; Schmidt, Lincoln, fourtn.
Time. 0:I4H.
440-yard runt MoMahcn, Lincoln, first;
Predmore. Broken Bow. second; Blxbv,
Kearnev Military academy, third: Round
tree, Omaha, fourth. Time. A:64H.
Hammer throw: Ixvtt. Fairmont, flrxt:
Young, Lincoln, second; Bossemeyer. Sn
pcrlor, third; Smith. Lincoln, fourth.
DlHtanre. 117 feet Inches.
High Jump: Newton. Omaha, f'rst;
Fullawav, timaha. and Downing. Mama,
tied for second; Alhreclil, IJneoln, fourth.
Hetitht, 0 feet 7 Inches.
Broad Jump: Newton. Omah. first;
Andrews. Incoln, second; Morlartv,
Omaha, third: Htitton, Hastings, fourth.
Distance. 18 feet 11V4 Inches.
Half-mile relay: Otnaha fNewtnn,
Wetrlrh. Morlerty. Nevlllei. first; L'n
coln. second; Kearnev M'Htary academy,
third: Beatrice, fourth- Time, VTVi.
Individual winners: Newton 1J). first;
Morlarty, Omaha, ). second. . k
New Haven Winner, ;;
By Small Margin in
Shell Race on Lake
PRINCETON. N. J., May 11 In a
thrilling contest." In which Yale and Cor
nell pressed each other ta the limit. Ysle
swept over the line a winner by the small
margin' of S feet In the triangular elght
011 red shell race today cn Carnegie lake.
Trlnceton was third, two and three-quarters
lengths ' behind .Cornell. ' ' The t time
was aa follows:
Yale, minutes, OS ' seconds; ' Cornell,
:10ft: Princeton. :Mi.
The weather waa Ideal for the race, a
light breese blowing off the west bank,
when tjje race started at o'clock. Yale
got the jump and at the half mile 'had
a two-foot lead on Cornell with Prince
ton six feet behind the Ithacans. ,
Cornell pushed Into the lead at the m
and a half post. Yale raised Its stroke,
caught Cornell and for about 100 yards
the two raced on even terms. . 1
In the final spurt Yale bad the power
and edged Into the lead and won by by
the close margin of 1. seconds. The
distance was ona and seven-eighths
mils. " ' ' '. ' '
In the freshman raoe for eights. Cornell
won. with Yale second and Princeton
third. . .
Maroons Break Two
Conference Records
CHICAOO, May 1.1 Two eonference
records were beaten and another tied by
Vnlverslty of Chicago athletes, who de
feated Purdue, 78 to 38, in a dual track
meet on Tagg field today. Campbell of
Chicago ran -the half mile In 1:U,
j breaking the old record made by Hender
son of Illinois last year by one-fifth of a
! second. Ward of Chicago set a new
Imark Of 0:24ft In the 0-yard hurdle.
! lowering by one-fifth esT a second tho
record made by Fletcher of Notre raxne
In 1510.
Missouri Track Men
Win from Kansas
LAWRENCE. Kan.. May lfi.-The TTnl
veralty of Missouri track team defeated
representatives of tho University of
Kansas. 68 to 41. In the annual dual field
and track meet here today.
Minnesota Swamps
Nebraska on Track
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn-, May IS. Minne
sota today defeated Nebraska in dual
track meet. 91 to H
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED
PUGS IN ENGLISH ARMY
Nearly GOO of tho leading amatew and
professional pugilists of England are in
the ranks of the soldiers in Franoa.
fim 4 leh Mfcoet al West FvlaU.
WEST POINT Neb.. May is. (wlL)
The Antelope Oun c bb held thetr rear
ulae abet et the ball park with two
twenty-flve-birt events. In the n rev Vart
cerl caroled eff th honors with U; J.
P-debei-h and John .teuaan tied at It. and
Ed Oallaaher beonsht down 17. Ia Uk
second event Julius Loedke waa nigH
man with . Xart Karl and KadoWA
mi 10 wi m wiui 11 eavch and Jotua
eloslns with n.
