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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 16, 1915. A Picture Story With Just One Word Drawn for The Bee by Tad Copyright ms. bv the ftar Company. C.reat Britain Rights Reserved. ti . I -X. . iMAI I IIEHDRIX HOLDS THE REBS WITHOUT HIT Three PittWghs Beach First Base Through Passes, bat Do Not Get Past that Point. WHALES SCORE TEN TIMES PITTSBURGH. May lS-Claude. Hend Ms did not allow the Pittsburgh Fed eral! a hit today and Chicago ahut out the locals, 14 to 0. Only thre Plttsbugh ers reached first base. Thr received passes from Hendrlx and did not ad vance beyond first baa. Score: R.H.K. Chicago 8 3 I 8 1 0-10 14 0 Pittsburgh .. 00000 0 Batteries: Chicago, Hindrlx and WIN on: Pittsburgh, . ilcaina, Knotacr and . Berry. Buffalo Loses, Seven To Five, to Newark 1 BUFFALO. N. T.. War 15. Buffalo tost today game to Newark, T to a, after holding the lead for aeven an ne 'fcalf Inning a In the third Inning Jack Palteit aoored Buffalo's first runs, when he hit a home run to deep oenter with two men on bases. Then came the eighth with the score, 5 to S In Buffalo's favor. An error, throe singles and two raaaea after two were out, neted the visi tors four tallies. Score.- RH.K. Newark "11014 0-7 4 Buffalo I 0 0 1 1 0 0-4 I Batteries: Newark, Kalkenbeig and Rarlden; Buffalo, Bedlent and Blair. Plank Holds Casey s 7 To Scattered Hits ST. LOUIS. May ll-Packard and Ames gave St. Louis seventeen hlta, while Plank held tha visitors to seven scattered ' ones, and tha locals defeated Xanaaa City, U to X here today. Score: rue. Kansas City 1 M i t (-1 7 6t Loula.-,.. .3 T 0 0 0 0 3 1 it 17 1 Batteries: Packard, Adama and Brown; PI anil ami Hartley. TERRAPINS CRUSH THE . TIPS; BENDER IN FORM BALTIMORE, May IS. Baltimore de feated Brooklyn In .a free hitting contest this aftemon, 10 to. 4. Excepting Bender, the pitcher found the going very rough. Walsh's home run with the bases filed In the first Inning was a fcatur. Score: R II jjj Brooklyn. ... S M t M I U-lli I JBeltlmore .. 604001 10 11 I Batteries: Brooklyn, Flnneran, Wilson and Krapp; Baltimore, ttuggs. Bender and Jacklltsch. Giants Coming Back, Make it Four in Row t NEW TORK. May 1B.-Th Now Tork Nationals won four straight games for tha first time this season by taking an easy victory from Chicago today, 10 to 0. M&rquard waa In great form, shutting out the visitor with five scattered hlta and striking put olBhfc. men. Robertson hit home run and two singles, draw a pacs, scored three run and stole two ' bases, iicora: CH1CA0O. NIW TORK. AB.H.O.A AB H.O.A B. rhalae, k. . 411 enema, It ... 4 t Fiaher. as... 4 114 llxrl. tb.... t 1 t rhulte. ' If.. 4 1 I I raal, h. ... 11 Xironcaa, Ik I It llbart, tb..t I t I ler, lb.... 4 14 1 4fltchar. m. 4 1 t , Williams, at 4 I I DMoharta'a, rt t t 1 1 archw. a.... 4 4Hralnenl, lb I I 11 1 Knlfier. tt. I t SMavare, a..., f bl, a i t tMrlMM. a..' -l,ra, a.... I 4 4 4 Murray, ct.. 4 I 1 :nmin .. SkUrqaw4. s. 4 1 Aaama, p.... 1 1 , , Totals II II H 11 1 Toiali a i 14 la hmied tcr fierce In tha eighth. Chicago ..v 0 0000 New vorj, & 1 S 0 1 0 6 0 10 Two-base hit; Bums. Three-base hit: JvObert. Homo run: Robertmn. Stolen bases: Holrton (3): Kaler. Earned runs. New York, . Double plays: Zim merman to Baler, Bralnard to J-'letrher to Bralnnrd, Zimmerman o Fisher to Kaler. IWt on oaaes: New fork, f; t'hlcago. a. Ural base on errors: New York, 1; Chi sago. 1. Bases on balls: Off MarquaM, -. 1: off 2atel. S; off pierce, a litis: Off t.abel. (n three innings; off Pierce. I In tour inning-; off Adwms. 1 In one Inning. fctruck out: liy Marquard, I: by Zabel, 3 by Pierce, 3; Try Adonu. i. Tlmei 1:W. pan pipes; Klem and Kmalia. vHAPPY HOLLOW CARD IS ODT (Continued from Page One.) Monday, July 6 Bogey flag contest, Ixhieen-liole handicap, medal play. Jrlse presented by J. M. Ulllan. And approaching and putting contest for three , prises presented by contributors. July J to 10 Nebraska suite tournament at Omaha Country club. Saturday. July 17-KIhteen-hole, medal play, three rlassea Winner in each class gets prue presented by contributors. Mix - tue plar liavlug to not auurcs qoa.liy lor Jack Beaton cup. July 1 to 24 Wester amateur cham . plnuahlp at Mayf icld Country club. Cleveland, O. tsaturaay, July H-Elghten-hle. medal play qualifying round fur club champion ship, flwe . fliahte of r-lgut players to qualify in various nights, acvrdmg te the haonk-aps. Championship winner re ceives President Kherinan s trophy, runner-up prise presented by V. Jl. Gould, fcecond flight winner receives prise pre . em4 by N. C. l.eery, runner-up prise preaeuted by W. O. eillver. Third IllKlit winner receives prise presented by I. eliu bernsen. runner-up prise prest-nted by Kuame Duval. Fourth fUght winner re telvta wle preaenled bv Uuy LJggett, runiwe-up pnse preaenled by J. W. Pariah, nflh flight winner receives prise preeeoled by T. K fVnths, runner-up priae preaeated by W. K Hhoades. PrUa - for low net score in qua. If y ins round i re sented by Charles B. Black. kalurda.v, July U-Elan teen-hole handl cap, auaich play aaalnat bogey, lor prise presented by contributors. e turds y. August 7-Ctghteen-hole ban dlcap, melal play, sixteen to qualify, for Albert Kdholin cup. Saturday. August 14-GIghteen - hole handicap, match play aaainat bogey, three classes. Prise for winner In ceoo class presented bv contributors. August 18 and lll-Wreiern open Cham pkxuihip at Clesi (lak Country elub. Clil- MID. It). baturdsy. August Mghteen-hole hanuioap. medal play, sixteen to qualify, tor cup preeetited by Je A. Hmlth. fci inlay. August U EnBhteen-hola handlrep. medal play, three classes, four o qualify in each clsas Prises pre-e-nu-d to winner In each class by H M H..era F. B. Martin snd George' R. Wright. - ptember E1ghleen-hole handicap, - match play agalnat boeey. for pnae pre aenled by Charira J. McIonalT Labor liay, alondav, eieuiember t r.lKMeeo bole handicap, medl ulay, foe prUe tr'led by Georce I. Tunlellff aUo driving ecntrst tor three priaee pre allied by contributors. Saturday. Bpteniber ll-Klhteen-bole hanrilcap, mdu play, quallfvlng round for prue prented by C. H. Walrath. Saturday. hrHwnlH-r I Tram match. . (er-Uina to be announced lautr. ' May Jl te Peu-mber IS (lticlil1ve Ci.o'ie s'Are, all-aeasKi contest, players lin.l.d into ihree fluas, at.oording to handicaps. Wir.otr in -rh rlaas aeu r-n. ,rraenel bv A. O. Klllck F 1 ved and B. K. M. Pa sua Piaer muat eanorvl ewre made n rw hole, same day aa .iva-d. and inu.t return score card wnh tame duly tlsned by opponent. WRIGHT WM FOR REDS Effective ia Piachei and Oathert in Game 'for Eaitinp from Iilaodert. THREE DOUBLE FLATS FEATUEE GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Mar 14.-Spe-ctaj Telegram.) Wright was effective la th pinches today, In one Instance strik ing out three after two men were on. He also had tha better of th walka. Throe double play featured the contest, but the spltballs atanded the game ovor two houra. Scots: MAflTIWOH, ORAirO TR1JINO. AB.H.O.A g AB.H.O.A ! Wataaa, SS..I 1 1 ftyaak. la... 4 till A. Mnore, rt. 4 twetea, lb... lUntk. rt....4 1 evanuy. at... 4 4 OMbir, a..., 4 1 4BraSM, II.. .,4 14 1 4 1 Baniwtt, eC 1 M.x 'aha. It. t ' Druiata, lb.. 4. 4 ' 1 ' I 4 ti Moore. tk Rartrtfaa. s4 ill j ITU lr, lb... 4 4 14 4 4 Okm. St. 4 4 4 1 frlk. s 4 t I 'rlghl. a... 4 1 I 4'TblaaMa ... 1 4 4 ataaaer. a... S 144 ua..,.aa I if I - - . .... .. . Totals.. ..JH milt BiiMO i or vyig ib nintn. Heatings .... Grand Island .1 1 H I M t M .M 0 1 M M M Two-base hits: R. Moore, Varney, fynek, Manser. Sacrifice hit: R. Moore. Stolen baaes: Mft'abe, Wright. Roben. IkiuMe plays: heben to Claire, Ho hen to fcyik. VVrfxht to Walson to Drumm. Pases on balls: Off Manser. 4: off Wright, i. struck out: Hv Manser, 1; by Wright. U ltt on bases: Hastings. 7; Grand island. 1. Vmpire: Muyr. RALLY IN EIGHTH , THKSFOR ROIMES (Continued from Page One.) a big league game. Today the last game of the four-game series between Omaha and Dee Molnea will be played. Of the seven gamea these two teams have played both have) won three and one was tied. Today's battle will be the rubber. Tom Blodgett will probably throw for Omaha. The game will be called at I 'dock, care: . , , OMAHA. . t AB. R. H. O. A, B. P-tnlth. If 4 1 S 1 0 H. lireeo. Tb 4 i 1 I f 0 Foreythe. rf. 4 0 Krueger. e 4 0 1 6 Krug. ib lilt Thomaaon, cf 10 110 eVhllehner, lb 1 1 0 Whalen. aa 1 1 1 t T 1 1 rann. p 1 1 0 4 t loeman, p . 0 Kafora 1 0 Totaia....i 30 i n a i DE3 MOINES. ,T u AB. R. H. O. A. K. Ifahn. rf... 4 1 0 0 Hunter, cf 1 1 0 Jones, lb 1114 0 1 Kills. If 4 0 0 1 0 0 aw-er. lb 4 0 0 4 4 4 Hartford, ss 10 14 1 Tannehlli, lb 3114 D. Hreen. e 3 1 I ' Thomas, p 3141 Totals 30 1 " 14 IT "j Kafora, betted for Larson In eighth. Omaha Rune 3 Hlte i I I I 1 1 I Dee Molnea Huns 0 I 41 Hits 1 1 I 1 44 Home run: Jonea. Three-base lilts: Krug. Whien. Two-base hlta: Krueger, Smith. Hunter. Double plays: Whalen to Hreen to Kchllebner, Braen to Whalen to Kcllabner, Sawyer to Jenea. Hlta: Off Larson. 4 la eight Innings: off Closman. A in one Inning. I ft on baaeai: Omaha. 1; Pea Molnea, L Ptrurk out: By Thnmaa, 1. Basra on balls: Off Closman. 1; off Thomas, 1. lilt by pitched ball: By Closman, Jonea. Time: l.Mi Umpire: Oelael. A aaerteaa Asaeclatta. At Milwaukee: R It E. Ixiulsvllle 4 1 1 Milwaukee 4 II 1 Batteries: Ellis and Clemens; Shekel ford and Bramion. At Kansas City: RILE. Indianapolis 1 T 3 Kansas City M IS 1 lienor lea: Wlllla. Cantweil and Uoa sett; Delhi and Alexander. Columbue at St Paul, postponed, rain. Cleveland at Minneapolis, puatponed, ren. t'eavat Leagae Reealts. At Loe Aagelea HH B Raa Frencteco 4 U 3 Venice 4 3 Batteries: Smith and Eepulvede; Mitchell. Henley and Spencer. At Kan Francisco: R.H F.. Poftlaad I t Oakland lit t batteries: Lish. HlKgtnbotham and Carlach; I'ruleU and Elliott. At Salt lake Oty: RH E. Ie Angelee II 11 i bait Lam a city U It 1 battel Ina: Ryan, Lawe, Perrttt a ad Boles; Fitlery, Gregory, Remneas and liannab. LEJEDNE AIDS SIOUX WIN Hi Hitting: Big Factor in Defeat of Viiiting Drummers. HITS OUT TWO HOME EUHB SIOUX CITT. la.. May lS.-Larry Le Jeune a heavy hitting was a blr factor In Bloux Clty'g victory over Bt. Joaeph to day. Lejeune hammered out two home rung and two singles In four trips to the plate. Me drove tn seven of the twelve rung made by tha Champions.' Th score waa U to 11. Roore: SIOUX CITY. . v. .w Aa R. H. O. A. E. rVhtnke. tb 6 0 o s a o Clarke, If 1 3 3 0 0 0 I. " . s u o o lune, cf a 4 4 0 1 IcCormlck. rf 4 1 a A a i Callahan, lb 1 11 J t c 11 una! I t.tf . . a a 1 A A , CrUp, c 4 0 14 11 Oeyer. p 10 0 0 1 0 "ally, p V 0 0 0 0 0 U.IIMH K A A A .1 . A . i .i.iMMi, a" ........ w w v v v v Total ... ll 11 JOSEPH. 37 11 ST. Page, lb f'ui, If - Watson, cf H. Patterson, lb Brlttou, 4b H liliama, rf twoiut. ss VVhtw. o With row, o Lakaff, p Jackson, p Brown, p vv. Patterson.... Vance Aa R. H. O. A. K. 31 .. 3 .. 1 3 ' 1 ..4 1 0 Totals .'. 43 ll U It 11 3 Batted for Brown in ninth. 'Bailed for Fog In ninth. Sloug City 3 0 6 3 0 1 1 0-13 St. Josepn 3 3 0 1 0 4 111 Two-base hits: Fox, Clarke. Itrttton. MrCormick, Wllllnma. Three-base hit: Watson. Homo run: Lejeune (2). Sacri fice ntt: Ueyer. Sacrltlce flys: Crisp, Vi llllama. fetolen basea: Callahan. Pave. Double plays: Kwoldt to Wlthrow to Brit ton to Page; Watson to Bwoldt. Innings pitched: By Laksff, two tnoiva out in third): Jackson, one and one-third; Ueyer, eeven and two-thirds; Kelly, one: Hall man, one-third; Brown, four ami two thirds. Hlte: Off Lakaff. 3; off Jackson. 4; off Oever. 13; off Kelly. 3; off Brown, 3. Basea on balls: Off Iakatf. 4; off Ueyer, 3; off Brown, 4. Struok out: By tleyer. 3; by IkaJf. 3; by Brown. 3; by Hallman, 1. Wild pi tehee: Geyer. Passed ball: Wlthrow. Time. 1:21. Umpire: Cuslck. Grizzlies Blanked By Antelope Crew DENVER. May IS. -The effective pitch ing of McCoy for Lincoln, coupled with errors by Denver, resulted tn the locale being ahut out. Score: DENVER. iAR P. H. O. A. E. Hnenoer, cf 4 1 0 pell, rf 3 1 0 0 Whalen. lb 4 0 1 1 1 0 Mitchell. If 4 0 0 Kelleher, aa 1 0 1 1 I Fisher, ib 3 0711 Matthewa. lb 3 0311 Hheatsk. e 31310 Harrington, p 3 1 0 1 1 Totals 5 "5 "i IT 10 4 LINCOLN. 'Aa R. If. O. A. C Wolfs. If 4 1110 MrOsfflgan. ss 10 1 1 3 Williams, lb 1 1 1 It 0 Mclntyre, rf 4 1 0 4 !elley. lb 4133 Hchrelber. ct 4 1 1 4 Krueger. lb 3 1113 0 Yams, c 4 14 14 4 MoC'uy, p 4 110 Totals 31 "5 I U "o Uncoln 1 3 1 0-7 Denver 0 0 0-0 Holm banes: McCoy, McGafflgan. Two hae hit: Krueger. Three-base hit; Har rington. Rtruck out: By McCoy, 1; by Harrington, 4. Bases on balls: Off Mc Coy. 1. off Harringtun, 1. Wuble plays: Krueger to Dallev to Williams, Matthewa tn Kelleher to Fisher, Whalen to Fisher. Hit by pitched ball: Krueger. I'mplrrs: Myere and parent. Ralgere Viator. PltlLA DELPHI A. May 14-Rutaars college won the third annual track meet of tha Middle urates' Intercollegiate Con ference association at Haverford today, aeortng B points to M for Lafayette ool lege, the winner of the championship In tiw laat two yeara. Davenport Itlah Ylelerloaa. tnwi rtTT I. u. v it .hauI.i e.i esrara. Davenport, 2S: West Dee Moines and Hoc it lalsnd. 17: Cedar haplds. waa the result of the annual I'nlvereity of Iowa Invitation Inter echolastla meet on Iowa field this after noon. Butler, a Kock Island negro, took 3 points- sons. Fonr brothers and two slat era aur vlve him. Standing of Teams WEST. LKAOUE. NATL. LEAGUE. W.L.PctJ W.UPct. Topeka .....13 4 .! Phlla 14 8 .67 Omaha 11 3 ., Chicago IS 11 .P77 I enver 10 7 .6M, Boston 12 11 .52! Dee Molnea. U 10 .Ki. Httat.urgh ..13 14 .4M St Joeepb...l0 10 .6.0 Brooklyn ....12 14 .413 Mncoln I 10 .444ClnclnnaU ..11 14 .4o Sioux City.. 14 .SUliNew Tork. ..10 IS .4.15 Wichita .... 6 11 .fteitft. Louis U 16 .4.9 AMIia LEAGUE. F13D. LEAGUE. W.L.Pct.1 W.LvPcl. New York.. 15 8 .62, Pittsburgh.. 18 14 .643 Detroit 18 10 .M3l Chicago 14 II .ft 71 Chicago ....14 11 Newark 16 IS .i'A Boston 13 Kan. City... 14 IS .Nb W aah 11 U .4 8, Brooklyn ...15 13 .f Cleveland ..11 15 .121, Bt Ixuls....ll IS .4W Phila 1 1 .m Baltimore ..13 17 .414 bt Louis.... 18 .XI3 Buffalo 31 .174 STATE LEAGUE. AMER. ASS'N. ,W. L. Pet , W.L.Pct. Norfolk !.; 3 0 t 000ltndlanap"g 13 10 .6m Falrb rv . A 1 1 -.toji LouUvllle 16 11 471 MKan. City. 14 11 .bit) Kearney York .... Haat'gs .. Beatrice Columbus .friOl Kt Paul.. .13 13 .bM ."0!Mllwaukee 14 11 Mi .too Cleveland .13 13 480 .ninneap a . .OOOiColumbua . 7 13 AJ9 1 .26 Yesterday's Reenlta. WESTERN LEAGUE. Dea Moines, 8; Omaha, 3. St. Joseph. 11: Mioux City. 12. Wichita, 1. Topeka. I. Llnooln. 7: Denver 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York, 4; Cleveland. 1 Boston. I. Detroit a Philadelphia. 4; St. Louie, a Washington, 8; Chicago, 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louia. 3: Philadelphia, 11. Chicago, 0; New York. 10. Cincinnati, 1: Brooklyn, 7. Plttaburch. 10; Boston, a FEDERAL LEAGUE. Chicago, 10; Pittsburgh, a Kansas City 3: 8t Loula. 13. Newark. 7: Buffalo, a Brooklyn. 4; Baltimore, 10. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Ioulsvtlle. 4; Milwaukee. 1 Kanaea City. 13; Indianapolis, 1. NEBRASKA STATE) LEAGUE. Hastings, 3; rdand Island, L York, 34; Kearney, a Norfolk, (; Beatrice, a Falrbury, 1; Columbua. 1 CSnaaea Today. Western League-Jea Molnea at Omaha, St Joseph al Sioux City, Wlohita, at Topeka. American League PhUadetDhla at Chi. cago, Washington at St Louis. New York at ueiroit. ttoeton at Cleveland. National Leagrue No gamea acheduled. Federal Leigue Buffalo at Newark, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Kaaaaa City at St. Louis. State Leasrue York at Katmo Ings at Grand Island. Falrbury at Cblum- uue, oaauicf at INOrTOIK, Alexander Strikes Out Dozen; Cards Lose PHILADELPHIA. May IB -Phll.rt-lnhin defeated St. Loula. 11 to 1 hra nrfav Doak belruT knocked out of tha kn. i Inning and Meadowa being hit very hard In tha fifth and eighth lnnlnaa il. andar kept tha trlaltora' hits scattered and j ruca out twelve catsmen. toJT'- . PHIUAImHIA Asl-H.O.A.B. ia.HO.lt. Husslua. n,u i saaaorort. aa. t 1 1 a ' n-iMi. n... I 1 1 IBrrae. is.... I til Hk. tb..... 3 I 1 3 IBMkv, If..! Its"1 Polan, If ... i g 4 srrareik. rf.. 4 t , Millar, Ik... 4 4 1 I Paakart, .. 4 4 f ff 7 1 Lo"S. H 4 SNI-Vrff. lb.. 4 I 4 1 ! Wllaoa. cf... 4 13 4 tWaiaar, .. I t I I Buil.r. aa...l 4 1 lKlllitar, a... 4 1 19 aJ Sa??..: 4 X I Aleasaaei"'p4 III. laaaova. p.4 Sale Tsato.....H 11 SJ t I TeUla ttT M 11 "J St. Loula 1 001-1 1'hlladeiphU 4 0 4 S -u Two-base hlta: Snyder. Wilson, Nlehoff. r , , . . - hi.. i a v it i ri . Home run: Paakert. stolen bases: Ban croft. Becker, learned runa: t. IKiia, ,1; Philadelphia. 11. Raortflre hlta: Betk i Becker. Kacrifloe flies: Butler, Adanw. i Double plava: Miller to butler. Bock to I Mlilor. Ift on bases: 4t Louis. 4' I Phlisdetphts, . First base on errors; Ht ixiuia. l; PMledBlproe, 3- Bases on balls: Off Doak, 1. Hits: Off Doak 8 la one Inning; off Meadows, U In seven Inninxs. 81 ruck out: By Doak, 3' by Meadows, 4: by Alexander. IX Paa&ed ball: Kllllfer. Time: 303. Umplroa; bron and Orth, OUIMET DEFEATS JESSE GUILFORD IN SEMI-FINALS BROOK LINE. Mass., May lkFrancla Ouliuet. national amateur golf champion, defeated Jesse P. Guilford, former New Hsmpshtre champion. 8 up and I to play In the aeml-flnala for the Country club's spring cup today la tha other match of tba semi-final round, T. M. Clef ton beat J. H. Sullivan. up and 4 te play. Pirates Overturn Game in the Ninth And Defeat Braves BOSTON. May 15. Pittsburgh won in the ninth today, 10 to 6. after Boston, in tba two previous Innings, had bettered by two runs the visitors' four-run lead. In tha laat Inning Pittsburgh hit safely seven times, driving both Rudolph and Tyler from tha box without having a man re tired. Tha Braves filled the base with two out In their half, but Moran grounded Into a force out for the final play. Score: PITTSBURGH. BOSTON. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.I. Carer. If.... 1 J 0 intspat'k. rf 4 1 4 4 4 John.toa. lb I 111 1 Moms, rf.... 1 4 44 Bainl. cf.... 4 114 tzptn. lb ... I 114 1 Hlnehma. rf 4 4 1 Scatber. It... 4 8 14 0 W'acnar. ss.. 4 3 1 4 latasaa, et.... 4 1 8 4 4 Vlox. lb.. 4.. 4 8 1 lhinMt, lb. 4 4 11 4 Oerber, lb... 4 4 I S.Ortmlltt, ib....4 111 Gihasn, c... I If OMaranrti. sal 1114 Rrhaag) e..., 4-1 1.4-4Qo-, o.... 4 3 4 1 1 Ceoaar p.... 1 e 4 OHudolb. p.. 4 1 8 Maulllaa. p 4 4 4 OTyl.r, a a t Coatalle ...1 14 0 Crutchar, p. 4 4 Is Tal. VuZu-t'11 ""2211 Batted for Cooper InJSntn: " " " " 1 Batted for Crutclier in ninth. Pittsburgh 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 40 Boston o 0000880 Two-baae hits: Rudolph. Magee. Smith, Wagner. Three-base bits: Gerbert. Carey, etoien bases: Carey, Johnston, Wagner. Gowdy, Fltipatrick. Sacrifice fly: Ku dolph. Sacrifice hita: Baird. Maranvllle. Hinchman. Doublo plays: Vlox to Johnston to Wsgner; Cooper to Uerbur to Johnston: Keren to Maranvllle to Schmidt Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 7; Boston. IX First on errors: Boston, 3. Bases on balls: Off Rudolph, 4; off Crutcher. 1; off Cooper, 6; off McQuillan. 1. Hits: Off Rudolph 10 In eight innings (none out in ninth); off Tyler, 8 In no Innings (none out In ninth); off Crutcher, 1 in one inning; off Cooper, 8 in eight Innings; off McQuillan. 2 in one Inning. Hit oy pitcher: By Cooper. (Magee, Schmidt). Struck out: By Rudolph. 4; by Crutcher. 1; bv Cooper. 4: by McQuillan, L Umpires: Higler and Hart Time: 2:08. Dodgers Defeat Beds By Seven to One Score BROOKLYN, May 15k Dell hold Cin cinnati to two scattered hits today and Brooklyn won, 1 to L It was Deli'g fourth straight victory. Benton pitched well until tha seventh, when ha lost control and walked four men, besldee allowing a single. Myere went to hat with the bases full and cleaned them with a triple to center. SccTe; CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN. AB.H.O.A.B. A3. H. OAK. Laark, cf ... Sit erMara. as.. 4 4 I 4 1 Hertof. .. 4 4 I 1 0r.aub.rt. Ib. 1118 4 Oreh. Ib .... 4 4 1 4stansl. rf.. I 114 4 Tvomblr. If I 4 4 4 4Whaat. If.... 3 114 4 Griffith, rf.. 4 1 14 SCuuhaw. lb. I 8 I I 4 W.iro.r. tb.. I 4 I 4 OMrere. cf ... I I 1 4 Viollwlta, Ik 4 1 4 4 OA-hulls, lb.. 4 114 1 ( lark o 1 t 1 1 Millar. ....! 114 4 Bmton. a... I e I (bell, s 4 4 114 Hrhneiriar. a 4 t 1 KUIlfar ....1 Totals M I 1714 3 Tetala IT I M 11 8 I(iuti for Benton In the eighth. Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 1 3-7 Three-base hlta: Daubert, Myere. Stolen base: Wsgner. Earned runs: Brooklyn. 4. Pacrifice hits: Wagner, Daubert. MyerR Iouble play: Leach to Clark. Left on bases: Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn. . First bast on errore: Cincinati, 2. Bases on balls: Off Benton. 4: off Dell. 4. Hits: Off Benton, 8 In aeven Innings; off Schneider, none in one Inning. Hit with pitched ball By Benton (Wheat); by Schneider (Miller). Struck out: By Benton, 5: by Dell. 8. Time: 1:50. Um pires: Qulgley and Kaann. Pawnees Get Revenge For Fairhury's Win COLUMBUS, Neb., May 15. (Special Telegram.) The Pawnees took revenge on Falrbury In today'a game by allow ing them only one score. It waa a fea tureless game, the trrrtfia wind played a great factor. Centerfielder Wright la credited with a sensational catch. Shaner waa aubstltuted for Furoell In the eighth Inning, but failed to land any additional scores. Score: - R.ILE. Falrbury .... 1-11 Columbis 11MMMMII Batteriea: Falrbury. ' Ruaaell and Booth, (.Xplnmbua, Kirechner and 8ham, Vmpire: Monroe. t levtaad Releasee Fewold. CLEVKLAND. O., May Manager Jack Knight of the Cleveland Americans today reWas. d Infielder I-ary Pa sold, laat vt ar with the Cleveland Americana, to Kaw Orleans in the Southern league. Parple Trlaaa Iadlaaa. CHICAGO. May 15. -Northwestern uni versity track tram won the dual meet from Indiana university at Northwestern Held, 44 to 4i today. BOOST TO CLEAN BASE BALL President Oaifney Makes Gowdy and Tyler Pay Own Fines for Bag ging the- Umpire. CHANGE GA1IE FOE THE BETTER When President Jamea F. Gaffney of the fomoua champion Boston Braves .re fused to allow hla club to pay Tinea of ISO to Imposed by President Tent on Gowdy and Tyler for abusing an um pire be act a new record In professional baa ball that fang all over the country will heartily approve. Tha publics, who in the last amUyml pay for everything; connected with the game Including finea heretofore paid by the club when one of their players was taxed for misbehavior la getting tired of the rough atuff en the diamond. President fietffna-a- la tha tlr m tick by the new president of the National league in nis enaeavor to make has ball as clean as possible. And tt Is nest to Imnoaslble to have decant , innrt whan club preeidents wink at their players' capers on the Held by paying nil fines Imposed on Uicm. Sometimes when fines are paid by the clubs the money Is deducted from tha player's salary, but many clubs conveni ently forget to substract tha fine monev on pay day. This has practically given players a license to set up their own rules of conduct on the ball field, for when the money does not come out of his pocket tha average player don't car who he talks to. The new stand taken by the National league on the fine paying- proposition is equally welcome by tha baaa ball public aa It Is by umpires who are tired of being nagged. And In taking a firm attitude towards this evil tho leag-ue shows that tt has the beat Interesta of the gam at heart, for nothing- disgusts tha fan as un warranted kicking; against an umpire's decision. Players seem to forgt that the business of the umpire Is to render a decision, not to argue over It Not that the umpire la always rirht. But when he is wrong he is entitled to a gentleman's argument instead of the usual rough stuff players are fond of springing. And If the player could see the play as well as tha umpire there would be no need of an umpire. So, as long as the managers of the league think an umpire's services necessary it Is Just as well to let htm do his work. Evidently the managers are seeing It tills way and the sooner the players do the better for all concerned When the players have to nay their own fines they will think twice before tbey speak so quickly. Coe College Athletes First in Iowa Meet CEDAR RAPTDfl. I a.. May 15. (Special Telegram. ) Coo won the sixth annual Iowa conference track meet with 44 points. Momingstde was second with U, Orlnnell, S; Highland Park and Des arolnea tied for fourth place with I points: Cornell, fifth with points; Du buque and Simpson got S points each. Penn and Parsons failed to show. The feature was a half-mile relay race, won by Grlnnell. Hoyt of Orlnnell passed Llghtner of Coe within tha last ten yards. Seven of fifteen conference records www broken. Wondroe of Highland Park won the mile run In 4 84. breaking tha record two-fifths of a second. Llghtner in the high hurdles lowered his own record three-fifths of a second. Curry of Morn ing aide made a new half-mile record of 1:014. lowering the conferenos record four-fifths of a second. Augustine, Flem ing. Noriia and Gaasell ran the mile relay for Orlnnell In 3:344. lowering the record a fifth, of a second. Lender cleared the bar at It feet 10 Inohea In tha vault, rais ing Vertnk's record half an inch. Knapp threw the discus 13 feet I Inches, which Is two feet one Inch farther than his for mer record. The 100-yard record, held by WOson of Coe. was tied by Hoyt of Orlnnell In 10 seoonda Collea Bsvso 8111. Oeorgia Technic. S; University of Geor gia. 4. Princeton, 8: ePnnsylvanla, a Dickinson, 3; l.'rstnua, 3. I fayette. 3; 1ehidh. L X ilia Nova. 4: Catholic university, X Brown, i. Amherst, a Dartmouth. 7; Williams, 1 Chicago, 3; Purdue. L i COBB STARTS TO SLUG PHL Only Jacques rournier Stands Be tween Georgia Peach and Stellar Honors in American Leagne. MOGBTDGE LEADS EJ WESTERN CHICAGO, May 11 Veterans of the American leaana a pa ajurrr 4na among Its leading batters, according to averages published hers today. Jacques Fournler of Chicago atffl laaria tha laania with .433, but Cobb, Detroit, ha attained econa piaea in the last week, now bat ting .400, and the first ten also Include Lapp, Phlladelnhla. .40O Crawford. TW trolt J: Jackson. Cleveland, .88; Kav anaugn. Detroit. .130; Molnnts,; Phila delphia. .89: Lewis. Roafnn im Cleveland. .818; Xajote, Philadelphia. 314; . m anwt. jvew Tor, with is. has most stolen basea Detroit, with ff. rhi cago. with .167, leads te elub l1ns ' . ... .. . . unuciwiwa piicners or tn American leagne who re credited with two or more victories are rwnta. Tlatpinl will. six; Planer. New Tor, with five; Bens, Chicago, three, and Shaw. Washington. two. Fred Lnderus. Philadelphia, has dis placed Oroh, Cincinnati, as leader m the National league. His average Is .38. to Groh's .883. Then comes Connolly, Boston, .3S8; Clarke, Cincinnati. .884: rvvwt n.i cago, .858. 3. Bmlth. Boston. .887; Baler. Chicago, .837; Leach. Cincinnati. .338; Lo bar, New Tork. .328; G. Burns, New Tork, Kllllfer. Philadelphia, and Wil liams. Chicago. .821. Cincinnati leads In club batting, with .TT and Boston, with .a. is next. Manager Roger Bresnahan. with eleven stolen basea, is leading the league. Pitchers setting the pace are Pierce, i a. ..w . . ".-.au, wna iour victories ana no fie- i feats, and Ragan, Boston; Schneider, On- einnatl: Meadows. Bt Louis; James. Bos ton, and Coombs, Brooklyn, with two wins and no defeats. Maaree Is Star red. Manager Lee Magee of Brooklyn has hammered hla way in tha laadorahtn the Federal league and alao Is setting the g Pace for th base stealers. His batting I average Is .413 and ha has twelve thefts . I to hla credit. In fact, tha first four places J1 among the batters are held by Brooklyn r ' players, aa following Magee. Th first A j' eleven Include WestersU, Brooklyn, .407; Kauff, Brooklyn. .884; Cooper. Brooklyn. .SS: Flack. Chicago. .886; Hanford, Chi- ; cago. .858; Mann. Chicago. .857; Bradley. Pittsburgh. JE5; Scheer, Newark. .330; Duncan. Baltimore, and Easterly, Kan- ? as City. .840 each. In team hitting J Brooklyn, with .388. and Baltimore, with , .27. are ahead. Leading pitchers are : Allen. Pittsburgh, with six wins and no J loss, and Prendergast. Chicago, with three and none. p- Gbarraty of Minneapolis Is -ahead In the American association. Hla average i Is .500 for thirteen sramaa. tiimi h Padderck, Bt. Paul. .; McMillan. In dianapolis. .408; Butcher. IndlaoapoUa. 400; Lellvelt. Kansas Otv jsn- waii Milwaukee, .374; Gardner. Cleveland. .385; Clemens, LoulsvllleT .SG; Cash Ion. Mln nleapoUs. .350; South worth. Cleveland, and Barbeau, Milwaukee, and Compton, Kan sas City. .341 each. IndlaoapoUa. with 396. and Minneapolis, with .391. lead In club batting-. Bronkia. Indianapolis, leads the base stealers, with ten. EUis of Louisville and Tipple of Indianapolis, are credited with two victories and no de feats. Mosrridaro Topa Weaterw. Mogrlde, Des Molnea. leads tha Western league batters, with JBM for flva games Next are Spahr, Denver, .431; Goshom. Denver. .417; Griffith. Wichita, .416. Williams, Lincoln. .411; Krueger, Omaha. .404; Lejeune. Sioux Oty. .400; Krug. Omaha. .888; Altaian, Lincoln. .385. Trainer. Tonaka. .878. Uncoln. with .m and Des Molnea, with .378, lead tn club batting-. Wares of Wichita and Tyde- le- f. las man of Wichita lead the base stealers, with seven each. Leading; pitchers arc Harrlne-tcn. rianvar. with threat MinHu and no defeats, and Marveson, Lincoln. with two and nana. Lather Colle Takes Tats One. aa A roTa .a., rl. I Txr -. rxjwra uw -luwu. . . am-, warn la (Special Telegram. -Base ball: Luther college, 4; KeeweUa, 1 Ilevlia Gets a Jak. Arthur Devlin, the old Giant favorite, haa signed with tha Montreal Interna tional league dub. He will fXay first Bee Want Ads produce reeulta ( r f s