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RODRKES ARE EASY
FOR ISBELL'S MEN
Tom Blodjett and Franklin Johnson
Are Hit at Will and Invaders
Win, IS to 5.
TOE BILLS MAKES FOUR HITS
George Mogrldga, who Is about the en
tire Des Moines pitching staff, copped
s not her victory from Omaha yesterday
afternoon. It wn a very frigid victory
and the fO brave fans who took a
chance, aaw the Rourkes lose, IS to S,
and almost froae to death In ao doing.
Tom Blodgett started for Omaha and
lasted five rounds, during; which time
the Boosters counted five runs and nine
hits, franklin Johnson waa riven the
Job during the remaining four frames
and waa nicked for eight runs and seven
hits.
Except for his wtldnesa, which proved,
fatal on almost every occasion, Mogrldga
hurled a nice game. Not one of the
Rourke runs wan earned, but all came
through errors or walks.
The Rourke defense was also quite
wobbly, five errors being committed at
crucial moments.
4 Bills the Rlas;er.
Joe Bills, once of this city, waa the
slugging gent of the Sabbath matinee.
He poled four blows and walked once In
five trips to the rubber, thus giving
lilm a perfect average. One of the hits
was a circuit clout and two were dou
bles. Joe also made a nice error to
complete his activities.
Dlok. Breen was the beat batsman tor
the Rourkes. Dick's batting eye came
back yesterday and he nicked Hogrldge
for three hits. Breen's batting nd the
fielding of Thomeson and Forsythe were
the .-only redeeming features of the game.
Thomason and Fbrsythe both, made two
swell running catches of drives from the
bat of Tex Jones, and Oy also con
tributed a nifty peg to the plate to catah
Mogrldge a city block, trytng to count
on a hit.
Today the Rourkes win battle Clyde
Ware's troupe from Wichita. The day
will be ladles' day and the game will be
called at 3 o'clock. fJcore:
DES MOINES.
AD. R. H. O. A.
... 1 S 1 0
Hahn. rf
Hunter, rf
Jones, lb
Bills, If
Sawyer. 2b
Hartford, ss...
Yannenlll. 3b..
I. Bren, c...
Mogrldge. p....
Totals
0
14
...41 13
16 27 13
OMAHA.
AB. R. II.
O.
A. E.
Smith, If
R. Breen, 2b..
Uorevthe, rf..
Krueger, c...
Krug. 3b.
Thomason, cf.
Schllchner, lb.
Whalcn. ss....
Blodgett. p....
Johnson, p
Kafora
Payne
4
1
I
n
i
o
3
10
4
0
0
... ft
...84
Total
7 27 14
k'sfora batted for Blodgett In fifth,
Payne batted for Johnson In ninth.
Tea Moines
Runs 1 10 3 1110 -l
Hits 3 113 5 10 &-18
Omaha
Runa 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 B
Hits 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 l-i-7
Home run: Bills Two-base hits: Bills
J). Hartford, Hahn. D. Breen. Sawver,
R Breen. Stolen base: Forsythe. Sac
ilflee hits: Hurtter. Tnnnehlll. Mngrldse.
Double nlays: Moarldse to D. Breen to
Junes: Tannehlll to Jones; Whalen to
Schllebner. Left on bases: Pea Moines,
t; Omaha. . Hits: Off Blodgett, 9 In
five innings: off Johnson. 7 In four In
nings. Struck out: By Mogrldre. 8: by
;odg.!t. I; by Johnson, 1. Bsses on
Volls: Off Mogrldre. 4; o'f Johnson. !
Passed bn'P P. Brern. Tins" of game:
2:09. Umpire: Gelsel.
WICHITA PITCHERS EASY PREY
Every Topeka Player Seores at Least
Os la Sreosd Iaalasjr.
TOPEKA, Kan.. May 1. Every Topeka
nlaver scored at least once in the second
Inning when the locals counted ten runs
off Geist. Sutherln and Baker. Grover
pitched great ball efter the second In
ning and defeated Wichita, If to 3. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. R.
If.
O.
2
0
0
0
2
2
10
6
2
0
0
0
0
A. K.
3 3
0 0
0 0
8 0
wre. ZB 6 1
Nicholson, cf. -IT.... 4
Charles, if. -If.
Rsnp. 3b
Tvdeman. cf.-rf..
Wonp. tm
Henrv. lb ,
'Jrifflth. c ,
.'ray, c
Gelst. p
Sutherln. p
Baker, p
Cochran, p
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
Totals.
85 3
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
t 24 IS
IT. O.
A. E.
Tallion. ss
Trainer, If....
Mayer, rf
lAttlmore. 2b.
Tarkson, cf...
Hoc-he, 3b
Rapp. lb
Monroe, e
Grover, p
1 2
Totsls It 1 27 10
Wichita 1 0 0 0 0 0 ft s
Topeka W 0 1 0 0 ( -l
Three-baas hits: Rappe, Monroe, Tyde
man. Two-base hits: Mayer, Jackson,
Rappa. Graver, Ware Grist. Sacrifice
hit: Roche. Double play: Huep to
Henry. Stolen bases: Tallinn, Mayer,
lattlmnre, Grover. Hits: Off Geist, 4
In one inning: off Sutherln, 3 in no In
ning: off Baker. 8 in four Innings: off
Cochran, in three innings. Haae on
balls: Off Grover, 2: off Oelst. 2; off
Hakar. 2: off Cochran. I. Struck out: Br
Grover, 3: by Baker. 2; by Cochran, 1
Hit by pitched bail: "'By Cochran. 1.
is a Specimen
Pawed bells: Monroe, Gray. Time: 3:20.
Umpire. Van Sclkle.
VANCH WIfl FOR THE JOIF.
Keeps 1114a Scattered as fterles
Ends with an Even Break.
RIOITX CITY. Ia.. May 1.-Dasiey
Vance kept his hits well scattered, out
aide of the seventh inning, and St. Jo
seph managed to get an even break on
the series, winning the final game by a
score of 11 to 4. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
in tj i r t t v
v ... - ... v rt j-..
O.
1
il
12
"". " no
Hark. If 2 0 1
Kane, lb 4 1 1
Ijeune, cf 5 0 1
McCormlck, rf 5 1 1
Callanan, 2b 4 11
Hensllng, 2I 4 0 2
Crisp, c J 0 1
Kelley, p l 0 0
Poyle, p 3 11
Phelps 10 0
Gcyer, p 0 0 0
5 o
Totals
.37
4 10 27 17
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R
O.
5
(
1
i
i
10
l
A. E.
Psjre, 2b
Vox. If
Watson, cf
H. Patternon. lb.
6 2
0
0 I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Brltton, 3b
Williams, rf ....
Ewoldt, ss
With row, c
Vance, p
Totals
.40 11 15 27
Batted for Doyle In the seventh.
Ploux City 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 04
St. Joseph I 0 4 0 0 1 0 S 0 U
Two-base hits: Williams, Patterson,
Brltton, Kane Three-base hit: Fox.
Sacrifice hit: Watson. Stolen bases:
Hensllng. Watson, Ewoldt. Fag. Brlt
ton, Williams. DoiiKle plays: Crist to
Callahan, Williams to Patterson, Young
10 Kine. it its: un Keuey, g in two ana
one-third innings: off Doyle, ( In four
snd two-thirds Innings; off Geyer, I In
two Innings. Bases on balls: Off Kelley.
1; off Doyle, 2; off Geyer, 1: off Vance,
t. Struck out: By Kelley, llbr Doyle,
4: by Oeyer. 1; by Vance, 10. Wild pitch:
Geyer. Time: 2:25. Umpire: Cuslck.
ANTELOPES TRIM THE GRIZZLIES
gehrelber Holds Denver to Fear
(ratter Hits.
DENVER. May 1. B. Bchretber, for
Lincoln, held Denver to four scattered
singles today and the visitors won, 3 to 0.
Gaskell allowed seven hits, including
three for extra bases. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. BJ.
.4 0 1 2 0 0
.8 0 1 3 0.0
.401210
.8 0 1 10
, 3 0 0 1 (0
,3 0 0 6 10
.3 0 0 3 10
. 3 0 0 8 0 0
. 3 0 0 0 0 0
.1 0 0 0 0 0
Spenoer. cf
Dell, rf
Whelan. 8b
Mitchell. If
Kelleher, as).....
Fisher, lb
Matthews, 2b...
Spahr, c
Qaskell. p
Shestak
Totals.
29 0
4 27
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H.
3 1 1
O.
8
1
18
1
1
3
1
0
0
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Wolfe. If
McGafflgan. ss 3 0
Williams, lb 3 1
Mclntyre. rf 4 0
Daley. 2b 4 0
H. Schreiber, cf.... 4 0
Krueger. 3b 4 0
McAllister, c 8 0
B. Bohretber, p.... 8 1
0
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
Totals 31
7 27 23
Batted for Dell In ninth.
Lincoln , 0 0 0 0 0
Denver 0 0 0 0 0
2 0
0 0
1 0-3
0 0-0
Sacrifice fly: MoGafflgan. Sacrifice
hit: Wolfe. Two-base hits: Williams,
Mclntyre, H. Schreiber. Three-baa hit:
Wolfe. Struck out: By Gasket!. 8. Baaea
on balls: Off Gaskell, 1: off Schreiber. 1.
Time: 1:27. Umpires: Parent and Myera.
OAKLAND WINS BALL GAME
FROM THE FREMONT TEAM
QAKLAND. Neb., May 1. (Special Tel
egram.) Oaklano opened the season on
the home grounds by defeating Fremont
by the score of 13 to S. On account of
the colli weather there were only a few
out to see the game. The Fremont team la
composed of Western and State league
players.
Fremont uaed three pitchers, hut they
could not stop the heavy hitting of the
home team. The features of the game
were the hitting of the two Wagner
brothers, they getting three hits apiece,
and the pitching of Brown, who struck
out eleven a-d olv ni'wH throe hps,
and the steal of' home by Eggert.
Stors Triumphs plsy here next Sunday.
Score: R.H.E.
Fremont 0 01 4000005 3 3
Oakland 01 2 3 2 0 3 2 -12 14 4
Battertea: Fremont, Haunsner, Peck,
Route and H. Bronson: Oakland. Brown
n4 J Knsif Struck out: Bv Haunsner.
6: bv Route. 2; by Brown. 11. Two-base
hita: G. Wagner, A. Wagner. M. Krasne,
T. Rosen. Three-base hits: Kggerl.
Brown. Stolen banes: Oakland, 0; Fre
mont. 3.
Falls Clt Wins from St.
Joe.
ISneclal
FALLS CITY. Neb.. May !.-
Telegram W Fal's CItv easily defeated
Keegan Proa, base ball team from St.
Joeei'h today by a score of 6 to 1. Poteet
and Mayr home runs featured. Score:
R H E
St. Joseph 100000000 t T 6
Falle CItv 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0-6 S 1
Batteries: . Joseph. Kanard. Relllev
and Scott: Falls City. Strauss. McConnell
and Poteet. Umpire: Vandehlll. At
eendance, 1,200.
f'sst l.eaane Resells.
At Salt Itks City -Score: R IT E.
Los Anle 6 113
Belt Ike City 4 7 0
Batteries. Too Ang1s. Perrltt, Rvan
ard Bnlea; Kalt Ivike City, Hall and Han
nah. Ten Innings
Hardens Win.
Haydsn Uroa defeated the King-Peck
team bv a score of 12 to A. Batteries:
llayden Bros.. Norton and Wfnberg;
King-reck. Main and Hanson.
Restored to 0mm8 Health.
'I was sick for four years with
stomach trouble," writes Mrs. Otto
Gans, Zanesvllle. O. "I lost weight and
felt so wesk thst I slmost gave up hope
of being cured. A 'rlend told me about
Chsnibcrlsfn's Tablet, and since using
two lKttlea of them I have been a well
! woman." Obtainable everywhere. Ad-
I vertlsetnent.
CHAMPS BDNCH IN
EIGHTHAND WIN
Two Doubles and Two Singles Fol
low Each Other Fast, Giving
Two Bans.
FAIBBUBT BEATS COLUMBUS
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., May 1.-fSpe-clal
Telegram.) The Champlona bunched
hits In the eighth and won from Hsstiogs
Two doubles snd two singles followed
each other without a break. Thlesaen
was generous with walks, but tight on
hits and Hastings' four hits were scat
tered over as many innings. Score:
HAffTINOa. GRAND ISLAND.
ABHOA.lt AB.H.O.A.I.
Wstton, ss.. I I I I Ottnbaa, lb... 8 111
A.Moore, ef 4 1 Spclk. ss 4 1 1 4
Pram. lb.... 4 S is OHrnek. lb... 3 I 1 1 1
Mr(',l If.. Svss evsrney, c(.. 41810
Rlch.rttan. tl I I 1 SCroabT. c ... 4 1 4 1
R.Moora, lb I I I enraaon. If... 4 1 1 S
Obst. In..... 4 I OCUIr. lb ... I S 14 1
tmlth, rf... 4 SLorrk, rf.... 1 I
Hilar, p.... 8 4 IMcOrath. rf. 1 t 4
Thlaaaao, s. 8 SO IS
Totsls .... 4 M II 1
Ttrtals ....IS T 81 II I
Hastings 0 o n o o o l o n I
Grand Island 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-4
Earned run: Grand Island, 1. Two
base hits: Synek, Varney, Three-base
hit: Watson. Sacrifice hita: R. Moore,
Clair. Stolen base: Synek. Double
plays: Rllev to Watson to Drumm;
Thlesaen to Selk to Clair. Bases on balls:
Off Thlessen, 7; off Rllsy, 3. Struck out:
By Thlessen, 3; by Riley, 7. Wild pitch:
Thlessen. Hit by pitched ball: By Riley,
1; by Thlessen, 2.
Falrbary Beats Celantaas.
COLUMBUS, Neb., May M. (Special
Telegram.) Falrbury won from C&lum
bus today bv a score of 3 to 1. The bad
weather and errors by locals made the
game uneventful. Score:
FAIRBtTRT. OOLATKBrS.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.AS.
Hlls-bra. rf 1 1 Pratt, rf.... I 1 1 0
l". lb... I S ORoia. 8b 441
lV.nl.,, lb... 4 II tBrlght cf... I I
K. Brows, If. I 1 Mchml4t, lb. 4 1 1
Tkelaing, cf 4 I llUmi, If., f 1 8
Paraion, as. 4 1 1,1 Hchumbc. (4181
Confer, lb.. 8 I Mrflar,b.. 8 1111
Booth, a.... 11 rtutamar, SB I 1 8 3 1
Kboll, t 4 8 mismas, .. I
Tola St " Totals ...." 8T !"
Fair bury 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 03
Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Bases on balls: Off Sholl. 8; off Thle
man, 8. Struck out; By Sholl, T: by
Thielman. 10. Umpire: Monroe. Attend
ance: 600.
Ninth InnlBsjr Rally Wins.
NORFOLK, Neb.. May l.-(Special
Telegram.) With Norfolk two scores
ahead in the ninth Tieatrlce put on a hit
and run program, winning the game at
the drop of the curtain, bv a score of
7 to 4. Four singles, a double and two
Norfolk errors did the business for Bea
trice. The weather was extremely cold, fires
were built sround the players' sheds and
OiO ardent fans shivered In the grand
stand and bleachers. Many overcoats
aere In evidence but the base ball spirit
was very good. The score:
BBATRICB. NORFOLK.
AR.H.O.AB. AB1LOAB
Brawn. 2 . . 1 1 I lnrodsrtek. 8b I 1 I 8 1
Brannan. lb 4 8 2 1 ODro, as I 1 1 I 1
Black, rf.... Ill MHkor. lb.. 41181
Kerf, ot I 1 1 (H-ampboll, nf 4 I 4 1
Ixvkhart, If. I 1 1 A R Brown. If. 4 1 1
Hortwlti, lb 4 1 11 s IKumpln. lb.. 4 11
Kortam, .. 1114 1 R Brown, rf 4 I
Bilater.
.411 SGIIIIa. 4111
. I 1 lOtnrk. p.... 4 1111
. 0Wallworth . 1
. 1 0 0
Totsl. ....UMI1II I
.4 8 IT IS I
Adams.
Palo. p. .
Ba ...
Totals
Batted for Adams in ninth
Batted for Campbell In ninth,
Beatrloe 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 67
Norfolk 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 3 04
Two-base hits: Campbell, Lockhart.
Stolen bases: Dve, Melker. R. Brown.
Banes on bolls: Off Clark. 8: off Adams.
3: off Pate. 1. Hits: Off Clark. ; off
nuams. w, nirucK out: Bv Clark. 4:
I'v Adams. : by Pate. 2. Time: 2:00.
Lmpire: Schuster.
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR JOHNSON FIELD MEET
UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb., May M.-
Plana are about completed for the annual
state Intercolleglnto track and field meet
to be held Friday. May 21, on Johnson
field. The entries which have bean re
ceived show that practically all of the
collages of the state will be represented,
and while it s difficult to predict the
outcome, Wesleyan has a good chance
to win the championship, as it has done
for the lsst three years
Broken Raw r-f--1 a M-ow f
BROKEN BOW, Neb.. May 1.-fSpe-clal
) Tho first ball game of the season
played between the Broken Bow and
Mason City High school teams, wss won
by the former, the score being to 7.
The same tevma will met -cnln Tt
week In Broken Bow and this probably
will be the laat game the local high
schools wfll play on the home grounds
this season. Batteries: Mason City,
Frailer and Fairfield; Broken Bow, Q.
Sargent and Kenneday.
Ante Rawes at Atlantle.
ATLANTIC. Ia.. May l-Speclal
Atlantic ia to have some automobile
races on Saturday, May 2. at the fair
grounds her, at which time the pro
moters assert the btggeat program of
events ever offered on a half mile track
w'll be provided. Some of th War
drivers of the country sre expected to
be hers, snd It Is thought thst ths at
tendance win be. large.
Nebraska Indians Win.
OTTAWA. Kan.. May M (Special Tele
gram The Nebraska Indian defeated
the Ottawa Ham. 4 to 1
nthern Association.
Mobile. 7; Chattanooga, 0.
New Orleana, 2; Memphis. S.
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apply on back and take drops four
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Copyright. MS, International
N Service.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGI E. STATE LKAGl'E.
W.L. Pet I W.1..IM
Topeka 14 fi .7'K'Falrburv ...2 I
Omaha 12 571 Island. .2 I
Denver 10 h .tvi Kearney ....2 1
Dcs Molnes.12 10 .i".l.f. Ni.rfolk ....2 1
St. Joseph. .11 10 .6J4I York 1 2
Lincoln .... 8 W .474 llsstlngs ...1 2
Slou City., tin .37:i' Beatrice ....1 2
Wichita .... 6 14 .LM Columbus ..1 2
7
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AMER. LEAGI E. I
W.L. Pet !
NATL LEAGUE.
W.L Tct
..m 8
..15 11 .fW7
..12 11 .f..
..1 14 .4M
..12 14 .43
New York.. 1 .087iphlln ......
Detroit IS 11 .fffltif'hl.'BSo ..
Chicago ....14 12 .571! H,, Mi n ...
Waahlngtonll 14 4 l'lttf4urgh
Boston 13 .49; Brooklyn .
Cleveland ..11 1 .4n7,Clncinna1l
.11 14 .4'0
Phlla 10 1H .Ki Nf w Yoik...lO 11 .4'5
St. Louis... 10 18 .3571 St. Louis 12 H .4"
FED. LEAGl'E. I A M E II. ASSN.
W.L.rct.l W.L. Tct.
Pittsburgh .19 10 .fiV.i Indlannroll 1! 11 .:
Chicago ....18 IS Iulsvllle ..IB 12 .H71
Newark ....IS 12 .WfilSt. Paul 13 U .fr0
Kan. City. .16 12 .SW Milwaukee .14 13 .1M8
Brooklyn ..IS 18 .Mm Cleveland ..12 14 .4'.2
St. Loula...l'i 14 .42! MlnneMiwIls lO 12 .4
Baltimore ..12 17 .4141 Kan. Citv...14 11 .410
Buffalo .... 8 21 .2761 Columbus .. 8 1! .2!
Yesterday's Iteanlta.
WESTERN LEAGl'E.
Des Moines. 13; Omnhn. 6.
St. Joseph. 11- pinux City. 4.
Wichita. 1: Topeka, Ifi.
Denver, 0: Lincoln, 3.
AMERICAN LHAGIT.
Philadelphia. 4; Chicago. 2.
Washington. 1: St. Louis, 2.
New York, Detroit, 2.
Boston, 8; Cleveland. 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo-Newark, rain.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 1.
Kansas City, 8; St. Ixuis, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, ; Indianapolis, 8.
Milwaukee-Louisville, rnm.
Minneapolis, 10: Cleveland, 6.
St. Paul, 2: Columbus, 4.
STATE LEAGUE.
Kearney. 3; York. 0.
Hastings. 1; Grand Island, 1
Falrbury, 3; Columbus. 1..
Games Today.
Western League Topeka at Sioux City.
W lohlta at Omaha.
American League Boston at Cleveland.
Now York ot Detroit. Washington St St.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago.
National League Chicago at New Tork,
St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at
Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Federal Leavue Baltimore at "Chicago,
Newark at PlttshurKh, Brooklyn at Kan
sas Cltv-
Nobraske State League Beatrice at Co
lumbus, Falrbury at Norfolk, Hastings
at Kearney, York at Grand Island.
MILLER PARKSEASON OPENS
Golfers at that Club Inaugurate
Season with Flag-, Driving
and Other Contests.
WOMEN ALSO TAKE A PART
With over J00 devotoes of the gnme
present, the Miller Park Golf club opened
Its 1916 season at the Miller park links
Saturday afternoon. Several contests
were held and all were hard!yscontested.
W. B. Cronk won the flag contest and
carried off half a dosen golf balls aa the
priie for Ms prowess. TTarry Bowman
was first In the lofting contest, snd E. R.
Burke proved to be the best putter In the
putting contest. Howard Wilson won
the driving contest by knocking the ball
2fe yards. As Wilson Is one of the
younger members of the club, considera
ble elation is felt over his victory over
the veteran players.
Two special events were held for the
women. Mrs. W. H. Flrnn won both
events, a driving contest and a putting
contest. Mrs. Flynn Is president of the
Ladles' Prettiest Mile Golf dub and one
of the moat active woman golfers In the
city. She Is sn exceptionally good plsyer
and will undoubtedly be one of the leaders
In the women's city golf tourney to be
held this summer.
Mayor James C. Dahlman attended tho
opening snd gsve a speech.
Military Maneuvers
To Be Part of Meet
To Be Held Saturday
An Interesting feature which will he
r.ovel to most athletic enthusiasts is to
Ue staged at the first annual Omaha ath
lletlo meet which will be held at Crelgh
jton field next Saturday Is the milltury
(events. In which ths local National Guard
boys will demonstrste wall scaling, tent
pitching, etc.
The wall-scaling event should be espe
cially Interesting. The record for a com
pany of sixty-five men Is a little over
one minute, and the local lada are anxious
to see how close they rsn appro-ich the
record. They have been practicing dally
and are doing excellent work.
The military end Is In chsrgc of I Jen
tenant T. R. Kerschner. He has Invited
Fremont. Blair, Schuyler, Lincoln and
ether towna to enter and It Is thought
that several of them will do so.
Trophy cups will bs awarded the com
pany winning the wall scaling, the com
pany winning the conical tent pitching
a ad shelter tent pitching and a grand
cap for the company winning ths roost
points In the meet.
Penna Wlna, In Tennis.
ANN.4VOLI8. Md.. Mav 16.-Ur.lverslty
of Pennsylvania won four out of six
seta of singles and divided the doubles,
one to one. in lennla with the naval
academy today.
DAUSS LOSES FIRST
GAME OFTHE YEAR
Yankees Score Four Runs in Eighth
Inning Without Making a
Single Hit.
COBB HITS THE BALL HARD
DETROIT, Mich., .May 16. Scoring frfur
runs In the eighth Inning without a hit.
tho New York Americans defeated De
troit, to i, here today. Dauss was
beaten for the first time this season.
Score .
NRW YORK. PKTROlT.
All HO A E AB H O A 87.
Mslaal. lb . 4 0 2 I Rtiah. aa I I 4 l
li klniih. aa 4 0 I dVlll, lb 8 I I 1
llish ft aits (K-or.lv rf ... a 1 I V
I'lpp.' lb 4 1 10 I JCrawfort, rf 4 I
Co.. rf 41 OVavrh. If.. . 411
tlartaall. If. I 1 2 0 SKaranh. IS 4 S 11 IV
Hnon a
3b... 4 3 OVourui. Xb... 4 a a 1
Kn. e. 4 1 I
I flRnkar. 1 u 1 1 1
Mi Mala, p. . . I I 4 otiauaa, ..:. 1114
Totals ... II I 17 11 I Totals . ..M 81 M 4
New York 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 06
Detroit 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-2
Two-bse hits: High, Cobb (2), Sweeney.
Hlpii. stolen base: Boone. Earned
runs: Off Mi-Hale, 1: off lauss, 2. Dou
hie piny: Hush to Kavanagh to Young.
First base on errors: New York 2; De
troit. I. Bases on balls: Off Mcllale, J;
off bau-a, 5. Struck out: By McHale.,
2; by Dauss, -'. Umpire: Dlneen and
N.iilln.
White So a Lose to Macks.
CHICAGO. III., May 18. Philadelphia
bunched hits off Russell today, which
coupled with an error by Ruth gave them
the fit at game of the aeries with Chicago,
I to 2. M.lnnls was hit with a ball
during batting practice and had his noso
broken. Score:
PHILADKLPHIA. CHICAOO.
AH HO A B AR. H.O.AC,
g Murr.hr. rf 6 1 I SF.I.rb. cf... 4 18
Olnrlng. It.. 8 1 I Holh. lb 4 I 1 1 1
Struck, lb.. 4 1 0!t Col Mr, a, lb I 1 1
Srhan. n .. 111 IKournler. If. 4 1 I
lajolr, 16.. 4 118 J Colllna. rfl 1 I I I
Wnlah, rf... 4 I ewaarsr, as. 4 1 I 4 I
Barrr. as..., I I I rnrlof. lb.... 4 It
Kopf. lb.... Ill Oltchalk, .... 4 9 8 1
Shawksr. . I 4 1 SHusaal, a... 1 1
Bana, ..., 0 I I
Totals t 87 I SDstsraltt .. 1
TwUkJ .... I IT 14 I
Bstted for Bens In ninth Inning.
Philadelphia 0 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 X 0 0 08
Two-baae hita: Lelole ft. Kopf, J. CW
l'lrtng. First baae on errors':
Philadelphia. 1: Chl-ago. 1. Bases on
balls: Off Russell, 2; off Shswkey. 3:
off Bens, 1. Hits: Off Russell, 4 In three
Innings; off Bens. 8 In six Innings.
Struck out: By Russell. S; bv Bhawkey,
by Bens, 1. Umpires: Connolly and
Chill.
Rdl flos Take name.
CLEVELAND, May l.-Boston defeated
Cleveland In a pitchers' battle today. 3
to 0 In fourteen Innings. With one out
In the fourteenth, Maya and Hooper sin
gled and Wagner and Lewis doubled.
f?core:
CL&rvWLANO. BOTO!4
An.ri.u.A.K. AB.H.O.A 81.
Tlhol4, rf.. 4 I s OHnopar. rf.. 1 I
: - - w .niinw, ao. o I a s
. ..-K... . w. . . , , unpoaaor, oi. s s l l
Jarkans, rf.. I I 1 I Obowla, If.... I s
(iranoy. If... ft 06 OHnblltael. lb I II
II Wood, lb. I 1 II 0 n.4ntt. aa I ft 1 s
i. V ' IM" III i r.iir. as o e I
llarharo, lb. I 8 Jaorrtn. lb. I 1
vimMsns. lb 1 II OCadr. a 4 4
vrn.itnss. s.
m'.nnn. a 1 I SJ WmJ b
'Smith
. i too ouara. p...
.14 Henrlkaas
llalnorp .
II II 41 17 Ruth ....
1 1
Coumlia ..
Tots la ..
1 0
1
1
,d.,.., - ... Totals ... 4 TNI l
""- n not a in ine ninth.
Hetteil for Morton In the fourteenth
Hatted fr McNslly in tho eighth.
Batted for J. Wood In the twelfth.
Batle.l for Cady In the fourteenth.
Jackson out for Interference. '
Cleveland 0 000000000000 00
mwiion UVUVvOOOOOWOn
i w i-i.BFe nns: t-iiapman, Wagner,
Iewls. Thi-e-l.sse hit: Lelbold. Inxible
piay: J. v ora to fady to Hoblltifll. Hits:
Off Wood, 1A in eleven Innings: off sieve
2 In three Innlnvs. liases on halls: Off
miirion, i; orr wood, 3. Rtruck out: Py
"". y vmjo. t; Dy Maya, z. i ni
1'lrca: Kvans und Mullaney.
Hronua Defeat Hennlors.
ST LOUM. May 1A.-A pitching duel
between Hcilman anil Shaw ran eleven
innings here ti ilsy, snd endea In favor
i.i tne it i bis, . to i, tM ore:
ST- IM-. WAKHINQTON
ABHOAK ABII.OAK
Hlmlliin. of., t ; SMoallar, rf.. i 1 0
Atiatln. Jb. .. 4 1 I llK.ialer. Jb .. i I I 1 0
Trail. III.... 4 12 1 OKhanka, If... I 1 1
Kaufmau, b I 0 II I 0 Milan, cf ... 1
('.Walker. If 4 0 2 I OO.mll'l lb'.". I 14
" .Miaiio ri. d a a o siursn. lb.. 4 1 1 I 1
Asoaw, i- 0 OAlnmnllh. o, I 10 t S
sevsrol4, o. . 1 S I I OMrBrlda. aa. 4 I I
Laraa. aa ... 4 1 I I Ighaw, p 4 I
nruniu, p., awvsi .
Toiala . ...II 411 II I
Totals ... 17 7 S3 14 I
Two nut vhen winning run scored.
Washlngtoi, ..o 00 It i 010000-6
St. I .mils (I OOOOOOIOO 12
Two-hase hits: Williams. Morgan, Fos
iT. R,',l,'n I'fis: .-'hanks. Wlllmme O.
Milan Jivun. Double plays: Shaw to
Oonilll, Loan to Pialt to Kauffman.
haw to M.Hrid to Gandll. Uft on
bases: S ushlnsrton. 4: M. Iiula. m
Bases on I alls (iff Wsllmsn. A; off
niiaiw, uruiK cut: Hv tihaw. 10; by
Welliiian 4. I niplres: illldeOrand and
O Ixui;hlln.
MOTORBIK? AND AUTO
RCES AT BROKEN BOW
Blink-KN BOW. Neb.. May 16.-Bpe
,clal Telegram.) Motorcycle and automo
bile isi.s drew a big crowd at the fair
protiiids this n'ternnoii. The first event
lss a fifty-mile endurance motorcycle
ra.-e, witn eigr.i entries; arlvers finishing,
Itrstison Dull, first; R. Ivuigson, second
Roy Dean, third: time. 1 hour IS minutes
6 seconds. The second event waa a five-
mile race between ford runabouts.
Char lee Robertson was first and J. F.
Wilson recond. Tims, 10 minutes. Ths
purses smount.'d to 3110.
Kearney Defeats York.
SHRI.TON. Neb.. Mir 1 Snecial Tel
enrarn.) Kenmey defeated Tork here te
as y by me score or s to o.
Tlaera Real Virginia.
'HARJOTTFVILLE. Vi., May 1.-In
their first dual track meet Princeton to
day defeated the University of Virginia
by 73 to 44 points.
Drawn for The Bee by Swinnerton
REBELS DEFEAT THE WHALES
Rogge's Curve Ball Proves Baffling
to Chicago Batsmen and
Pitfeds Win.
FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO ONE
CHICAGO, May 13-Roggo's curve ball
proved barf ling to Chicago batters when
hits would have acored runs today, and
Pittsburgh downed the locals. 4 to 1. In
sliding to the plate In the first Inning,
Shortstop Berghatnmer of tho visitors'
broke a bone In his right leg snd prob
ably will lie out of the game for some
time. Score: lt.il.ic.
Pittsburgh 2 0 0000003-4 8 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 1
Batteries: IMttsburgh, Rogge and
Berry; Chicago, Brown, Pendetgaat and
Wilson.
fa sera Trim Terrlera.
ST. I 111 S. Mav 1(1 Ilv hunehlnw hits
In the tenth Inning Kansas City ended a
lie and tight game with St. Iinls here
today, winning by a score of 3 to 2. Score:
RH.ra.
Kansas City. 0 0 3 0 A 0 o A o 1 .1 a t
St. I,ouls 0 1 00 0 1 00 00-3 8
Batteries: Kansas CItv. Main and
Brown: St. Luuia. IllVrnnnrl onri llarl.
i-y. - -
Armours Hammer Out
Win Over Alamitos
The Armours defeat tbe Alarultoa,
17 to I, at Miller park yesterday at the
opening of the Class A Saturday league.
The game waa featured by the heavy
hitting of the Armours, thsy getting
twenty hits, for a total of thirty-three
bases, off Stitey and Ilasen. Boors:
ARMOURS. AIJtVlTOS.
AH H O A C. AB.H.O.A R.
Colllna. It... 4 1 Mrra lb . I 4 I I
Yoat, 4 1 I Thomaaoa. If 4
Kletrliar, lb. I It I ( Mutsr, lb. I 8 8 8
urates, ct-p I I I I SHaien. sp. 4 1 I 4 I
l orcoran, lb 4 1 IS lnpoiliDaa, . a 1 1 1 1
J. Rran, as.. 4 I I 4 SKran. lb.... I
Pagan, lb... 8.1 I I Ohanibera, of I I I I
Mulllraa, rt-p I ' 1 I eHnltnor. rf..
Uurnass, p-rt-4 8 1 IMutay, p-aa.. 8 11
Totals.. ...41 W871I " Totals. ...il 18 M IT "l
Armours 30480806 it
Alamitos 0 0 0 0 01 3 8 I
Kerned runa Armouea 14;. Alamitos, 3,
Horns runs: Tost, Graves. Three-baas
hit: Tost. Two-bsse rets: Graves (I).
Collins, Fletcher. Sullivan. Murray J2,).
noien oases: troiims, lost, nuuivan.
Hits: Off Gurness, 8 In threa Innings; oi'.
Sullivan, 3 In three Innings: off Sutey,
11 In five Innings. Struck ont: By Gur
ness, S; by Sullivan, 3; by Graves, 1; by
Sutey, 4; by Hssen, 1. Time: 1:2a Um
pire: White.
Johns Hopkins Wins.
BALTIMORK, Md.. May U.-Johna Hop.
kins defeated Washington and Lee in a
dual track end field meet here today, U
to 4S.-
f'ernell Freshles Win.
PHIIADroiPTWA. May l.-Onme1l
freshmen defeated Pennsylvania fresh
men In their annual track meet her to
day. 64 to 61.
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WASHINGTON EXPERTS LEAD
Roland Hoerr Captures Honors in
Missouri Valley Meet After
Hard Fight with Ellis.
NEBRASKA GETS SECOND PLACE
LINCOLN. May 1 (Special Telegram.)
Washington nnlversltv esrrled off all
honors In the Missouri Valley conference
tennis tournament which closed here this
evening. Roland Hoerr, the Washington
star, who Is one of the best tennis plsy
er In the middle west, defeated Harrv
fills, who, In addition to being roMeglate
champion of Nebraska, a also one of the
holders of the amateur doubles title In
Nebrnaks. In the final round of th
singles this afternoon.
The fight between Ellis of Nebraska
and Hoerr was the feature of the tourna
ment, the second set going to deuce.
Hoerr took the first one easily, fl-0, cap
tured the third, 0-1, and ths fourth and
deciding set, -2. The plsy wss brilliant,
but a heavy wind seriously Interfered
with the players.
Itoerr and Hultt, the Washington team,
ilno fought It out with Nebraska for the
championship In the doubles In as stub
born a series ss has been fought. Ellis
and Gardiner. Omaha star, played bril
liantly and forced the Washington cracks
to play their best. The score for the
doubles final was: Washington, T-0, S-i;
Nebraska. 5-41. 4-8.
The silver cups offered by the Nebraska
Athletlo board for first place In the
tournament, in which Missouri, Drake,
Kansas, Washington, Ames, the Kansas
Aggies snd Nebraska participated, will
go to Washington. Nebraska gets the
second place cups offered In both the
singles and doubles. In the singles Hultt
of Wsshlngton will get the etip offered
for third place In the singles, he losing
to Rills of Nebraska In the semi-finals.
Drake captured the cup for third plc
In the doublet.
' This Is the first time Nsbraska has en
tertained the Missouri Valley tournament
and the first time the school ties been
represented, so that Stlchm considers ths
showing excellent.
Ouimet Wins Country
Club Spring Cup
PROOKLlNE, Mass., May 11 Francis
Ouimet national amateur golf champion,
today won the Country club spring cup.
Starting -the week by taking the Baltimore
tup at Baltimore, Ouimet cam to the
links on which he defeated Vardoa. and
Ray In 1013 and proved himself the best
golfer of a field of 143 players. His op
ponent In the finals was J. M. Claftln,
whom he defeated S up and 4 to play.
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