One Pair and a Good Play Wins Many a Fat Jack Pot
ALEXANDER GETS
PAWNEES' SCALPS
Grand Island's Star Twirler Holds
Columbus to Three Hits and
No Buns.
ERROR LETS IN WINNING BUN
NEBRASKA WONDER TO WRESTLE
CUTLER FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
RED SOX SPLIT IT
MTOTHLETICS
Bostons Grab Off First Combat,
While Mackian Bunch Take
Second Contest
SCORES ARE 2 TO 1 AND 6 TO 5
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. May -Boston
broke even with Philadelphia today, the
home club winning the first game, S to 1,
snd the visitors the second. S to S. Ruth
held Philadelphia to one hit in the first
eight Innings of the opener. In the ninth.
SPORTS SECTION of
CORNELL ATHLETES
WIN TRACK MEET
Ithaca Team Leads, with 451-2
Points, While Harrard Is
Second, with 20.
YALE JUST BEHIND CRIMSON
r
"be Omaha
unday Bee
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., May .-Spe-clal
Telegram.) "Brother" Alexander
worked finely today. In Its half of the
ninth. Grand Island cot two men on by
bunting' and Grime' error In handling
Clair's Ions drive scored the m Inning
run. Score:
OOLl'MBt'B. AND ISLAND,
AB.K.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A R.
Whit, lb... I 1 1 oSynek. " 114
WrOinlh. tbl 1 t 1 todea. 2b... I Oil
t-hmldt. lb. 410 ODnwnor. If., 3 1
1'ralt. If.... 4 0 0 OVaroer. M... I 111
KinHr. rf .. 411 OPraibT. ... t 1 T 1 1
Orlmn, rf.. I 1 1 0 1 Miller, rf.... 1 lit
Kralnawr. e.. 4 0 I 'lair, lb I III I
Outimar, aav. 1 1 4 0 OSelka. as.... 111
lora. a a o l v lAiakaaaar, p a v v v
Totals M I'M 1 1 . Total M T 37 II 3
'Two ouv miming xored.
Colirtnbua 00000000 0-0
Urand Island 0000000 11
Two-ban hit: Synek. Stolen bases:
Crosby, Downey. Sacrifice hits: Varney
U, Roben, Crosby. Bases on balls. Off
York, 2; off Alexander, 4. Struck out:
Py Alexander, ; by York 7. Hit by
pitched ball: Uutsmer, Grimes. Umpire:
Woods.
i .. :
Prohibs Fall Down
In Trying to Locate
Mr. Adams' Curves
YORK, Neb., May 29. (Special Tele
gram.) York lost to Beatrice today, S
to 0. Adams kept his hits scattered and
struck out ten men. Buster put one
over tho fence in the fifth with ono man
on base. The field was very heavy and
the game was necessarily slow. Score:
YORK BEATRICB.
AR H ft A H. AB.H.O.A. K.
Hli-., lb 4 I I I lFlllman, tb. 4 I S 0
Murphy, cf.. 1 7 0 ORrannaa, lb. I 0 4 0
TX(en. lb... 4 111 Oliuatar, 0 111 I 0
Wataeil. rf .4 111 0Bla-k. rf.... a 1 J 0
Weldall. If.. 4 I 0 ONaff. ct 4 110 0
lrlaae, .... 4 0 11 lLkhait, III 1 1 M
Itaines, O...I 0 4a 1 Bnwiu, lb 1 0 T 0 0
Felli. lb.... I 01 IKortem, as.. I 0 3 3 0
Hsrrta, p.... a 0 1 1AOUU, p.... 4 1 0.1 0
ToUla...
Beatrice
at 7 rr i Total..... a 7 rt a o
o o i i a o o
u
York
..00000000 0-0
Two-base hits: Murphy, Totten. Home
run: Buster, stolen cases: riuman,
Brannan. Bases on balls: Off Harris, S.
I-eft on bases: Beatrice, S York, . Hit
by pitched ball: Brannan. Baclriflce
' hits, Brannan (2). . Bockewlta (2), Kor
item. Struck out: By Harris. 3; by
jAdams, L Time: 2:00. Umpire: Monroe,
Buffaloes Swamped
By Norfolk Players
KEARNEY, Neb., May .-9pecial Tel
egram.) Kearney lost another one-sided
game today,' being out-played by. ths
visiting Norfolk team. - Mllette pitched
good came, while th. Buffalos' pitch
er were weak. Score:
KORTOIJC JraAKNBT.
AB.ti.u.A.s. "-v - .
Ma
iron. li i I 0' 0Sh.w. of.... 4 S 0
5v.i H tiBti 1 5
B. Brown.
Dt. i
Pralth,
. - unw, " - - -
TOUU.....S4 li XI SO-
Total at a 17 Is 4
Norfolk 4.0 0 1 0 0 0 1-15
Kearney .k -.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0
Twa-baM hits: Maxey. Merrell, Car
rig. Home runs: C. Campbell, Bellow.
Stolen bases: C. Campbell, B. Brown,
Pea ke. " Double play: C. Cjmpbell to
lye. Bases on balls: Of f , Mellette, 1 ;
off Vaughn. 4; off arver, S. Left on bases:
Norfolk, 4; Kearney. 4. ' Hits: Off
Vaughn In one and two-thirds Innings.
Struck out By Mellette, 10; by Vaughn,
2; by Carver. . Passed ball: Maxey.
Wild pitch: By Carver. Time: Um
pire: Mulr.
Speedway to Open
Wednesday Night
Something entirely naw In local racing
circles will occur when the season's open
Ing motorcycle races are staged Wednes
day evening at the Stadium Speedway.
Carded originally for this afternoon,
the events had to .be postponed on ac
count of the rain making the nlank
track dangerously wet and slippery.
The formal opening will therefore occur
at S o clock Wednesday evening. Manager
Mogy Bernstein plans to have regular
' night races every Saturday, Sunday and
Wednesday evening hereafter. Wiring
for the numerous powerful lights Is now
tinder way.
Ten Hlers are under contract for the
events to be run three, times a week
(iuiing the season. They Include five of
last fall1 fastnl favorites and five new
riders, whom Mogy has picked up around
the i-irriiit because of their skill and
speed. They j i-omle some wonders In
tho way of speed performances and
Wednesday evening's opening will give
the speed fans the first opportunity to
look ovur the prospects.
Williams Leads
in Chess Tourney
The handicap chess tourney at the
Omaha Cheaa and Checker olub Is very
popular, with Williams leading. The fol
lowing Is the record of gamea played by
the leaders: .
Won.
....1
l
16
...10H
...14
lost Per C.
1 .05
' . .T
.71
10 .58
I-iiRiie Williams ..
'harles Edwards .
Howard Ohman ...
Mark M. Parmer..
Martin Sitera
All rheas players of the city and vicin
ity are Invited to participate la the tourn
ament, June 1 being the final date for
entries. Player are grouped according
to their anility arid odda given, between
groups, so as to equal Is as nearly as
possible the relative strength of the par
ticipants. The club room. U Continental
building. Is open day and ttlghL
A merlcaa Aseoelatlea.
At Minneapolis R.H K
ft. Paul -7 4
Minneapolis 3 S '4
Batteries: Steele and Marshall; Har
per. Yliigllng snd BulUvan. Tea Innlnss.
At Kaunas City K H E.
Milwaukee B 14 t
Kansas City S 1 0
Batteries: piapnlika. Toung and
Hughes: Delhi. Renin nnd Alexander.
Indianapolis at Cleveland postponed,
rain.
Louisville at Columbus postponed, rain.
I
laaiaaia A a a Aaataer t List.
I.AWRE.NTKVH .I-E. 111.. May IS (Hpe
ri Telegram. The Nebraska Indiana
defeated 1-a wrencevllle in a fast gam
today, i to 2. Whitehorn. the inaiajt
shortstop, starred In the field.
Brodrfck. lb I I I S . ;,.. 4
O.Cmbl. t I 1 4 1 Jr.tad. lb,. J, 111 J
R.Browa. rt 4 0 1 0 OOarrlf. If... 4 J
Kfmpls. II.. a tt 4Maar, .... I ! !
v
JOE STECHER.
CUTLER SIGNS FOR
STECHER MATCH
Contest for the Championship of the!
World Will Be at Rourke
Park July 5.
ON EVENING OF BIG RACES
Gene Melady. South Omaha live stock !
man and sportsman wires from Chicago j rua. Boston. 1; Philadelphia, 2. Double
that he has secured the signature of play: Thompson to McAvoy. Mrnt base
Charles Cutler for hi. wrestling match J'Ru
In Omaha on the evening of July R, wlthjiml: ' Uy Kuth, . by Wyckoff, 7. I'm-
Jeo Stecher of Dodge, Neb., for the Cham-,
plonnhlp of the world
Cutler at first held out for a S2,000
guarantee, but when Melady was ad
vised from Omaha to get Zbyssko or
some other top notcher In his place he
rarrfe off his high horse and the match
was secured on a percentage basis with
out any guranantee whatever.
Melady, however, gave the asmiranre
that there would be over 110,000 In the
house, lie bases this on the Immense
popularity of Stecher In this section of
the country, since for the last two year
he has been taking on all comers with
equal eaae. . The match will be the "even
ing of July's and as that Is thme date
for, the. big (15,000 automobile races at
the new Speedway, It Is figured there
will be a world of people, in Omaha on
that day.
. The contest will be staged at Rourke
park where lights and special seating ar
rangements will be Installed. The head
quarters) for the contest will be at the
Merchants hotel,. Where the tickets will be
placed on said
Dan Gaines had word from Melady yes
terday that a large bunch of Chicago
fans would be over to the match to see
lust how good Stecher Is.
Ed Smith of the Chicago American will
be- refer). ..-- , . J -'H . , ..
J. 1 ( . .
iiWild Throws.Cost';
Eedlegs the Game
CINCINNATI, O.. May 2S.-Wlld throws
by Von Kolnlts and Groh gave Chicago
two funs and the game, the visitors win
ning from Cincinnati, 3 to 1. Humphries
was hit hard, but was effective with men
on bases. Score:
CHICAGO. - CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.K.O.A.E).
Phalan, lb.. S 1 1 I 0tyrh. rf ... 4 I a 0 0
rtaher, a... I 1 0 S VMerion, ... S
SchulU. It. 0 110 OKIIIIfar. If.. 4 0 111
Klmrman. lb 4 1 a 1 Odroh. tb 4 1 I 1
hic, lb.... 4 a 10 1 eortrrith. rt.. 4 0 0 0 0
Wllnama, til I i I OV'K'inlti, lb 4 0 0 1
tiron'tiaa. el 0 4 I OMollwlti. lb 4 1 0 0 0
Kll7. rf . 4 0 0 1 01 looln. e 4 1(04
tlumpbras, l 0 1 1 OUantoa. I a 0 1 0
Totals 10 7 XI 0 0 Totals
Fisher out; lilt by batted ball
Chicago 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-3
Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Fisher, Mollwlts. Stolen
base: Haler. Earned runs: Chicago, 1;
Cincinnati, 1. Double plays: Heraog to
Uroh to Mollwits, Killifer to Groh to
Hersog, Groh to Herrog to Mollwits.
First base on errors: Chicago, 1. Bsses
on bulls: Off Benton, 3. Struck out:
By Humphries, 2; by Benton, 4. Um
pires: Klgler and Hart.
Rain Prevents 102
Major League Games
CHICAGO, May 29. Rain and cold
weather have caused 100 base ball games
to be postponed in the National, Ameri
can and Federal leagues since the stsrt
of the season six weeks ago, according
to figures compiled here today. The fits-
urea set a lecord for major league post-
poncmenus.
The Federal organization suffered heav
iest, having forty-five games postponed.
The National taague had twenty-nine
and the American twenty -eight.
In Chicago the Federals have been
obliged to postpone eight of the last six
teen scheduled games.
OMAHA MOTORCYCLE CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The Omaha Motorcycle club at a meet
ing at Roos motorcycle store, 2703 Leaven
worth street, Tuesdsy night, elected
officers ss follow: Harry t'triker, presl-
aeni. jamea y an Avrry, Tice presiaein .
A. ti. Sorenson. secretary-treasurer. A
board
near
of directors will be elected In the
future. The club Is looking for
, .a .,. ,,.,, " .
rooms, and until rooms are found meet
Ings will be held at the different dealers'
stores The next will be held at W. E.
Dewey's store, IBIS Davenport street,
Tuesday night, June 1. Today there will
be a club run to Gretna and return, all
to meet at Eighteenth and Farnam
streets at 3 p. "m. All motorcycle riders
of Omaha are invited to make the trip.
TED JOHNSON WINS
MOUNTAIN MARATHON
DENVER, May .-T.d Johnson of'"lt In the weekday game, not being
.,. tw. - .h. -,,.n..i- we" patronised and aa the Lincoln owner
thon for the second time In 1:06:46 for the
ten ana two-fifths miles. Frsnlc IIill of
Colorado, second; Clyde E. Owen of
Boulder, Colo., third.
The raca Is recognised by the Rocky
mountain division of the Amateur Ath
letic union and under the management
of the Korky Mountain News anl the
Denver Times. The record for the course
is 1.04:41V mad by Johnson last year.
Jwlth third and second occupied and two
men out, Harry Psjvls batted for Davtca
snd singled, sending In the runs which
decided the contest.
Boston took a big lead In the second
same by hitting Bresaler's delivery hard
in the second Inning. Wagner's two errors
In the ninth wcro followed by Kopfs
double and Murphy's single, netting three,
runs. Shore, however, closed the game
by fanning Walsh. IJole was unable to
play owlnx to an Injured foot, making
five of Philadelphia's regulars- Lajole,
tfchang. Oldring. Btrunk and Mclnnls
out of the game with, injuries. Pcore,
first gsme.
BOSTON rHlLADKUr-HIA.
.u ti i- 4 AM H O. A K.
u,.. rf . I I I 0 0Muri.br. rf . I 0 0 0
Waanar. lb . I 0 0 1 lWalah. Jb... I 0 I
Speaker, ct.. I 0 1 0 0t.apD, lb.... I 1 1
lwl. If ... I I IMrAroy, -.. 4 J J J 1
llnhllliel. lb 4 1 I OUavlea. If... I 4 1 0
. A S 1 ft rhnmnar). cfl 0 1 1
Janvrm. ii.:: 4 ? V' olio
i I'arngan, v.. i i ,.,-v.f,... ' " - , .
Ruth. f a i 4 ow)Torf. .. J ool
I n. ixtU... 1 10 0
Totals.
Ml It fl
Tl.l. tt 117 11 1
Two out when winnlix run scored.
Batted for Pavles in ninth.
Homon 0 0 '1 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia 0 00000003-
r k.. hit- Bif.i Htnlon ha :
,IM,,lt' , Rot ' JanxTin. W alsh. Earned
litres: Connolly and Chill
Senre. m-rnnd same:
BOSTON. rilll-APEI-miA.
in H O A R AH. II. O A R.
Hnoper. rf . . 4 I 0 OMurphr. rl.,1 I I II
t W miner, 2b. 4 1 S I IWal.ll. Ib... 0 5 1
Hpeakar. .. 1 I v uiJipp, 1 i r T
lewln. If.... I 10 0 OMrAvoy. C..4 1 I I
Hoblluel; lb4 111 H OKavlea. If... I 14 10
Hcott, m. I 0 a I rhiimpn. ef 4 I 0
Jnvrln. lb.. 4 I 1 1 OHarry, at.... 4 1 I I I
ldv. c 10 7 1 OKopf, lb I 1 a a
boor, p 4 1 a Ollreasler. p . I 0 0 4
W. Da via. 1 000
Totala a 10 17 10 I
Total. I I 17 10 0
Batted for Bressler In ninth.
Huston 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 35
Two-base hits: Hooper, Shore, Iewls,
Hobiitsul. Dnvlea, Konf 2. Knrned rune:
Boston. ; Philadelphia, 1. Stolen base:
Davis. Double plit : Davie 10 ban ..
Kirst base on errors: PmladelphiH. U.
Bases on balls: Off lireMilei. 4. Struck
out: By Shore, .7: by Bressler, S. Um
tilres: Chill and Connolly.
Tigers Take Opener
Of Double-Header;
" Second One is Tie
ST. LOUI8, May 29. In spite of the
efforts of feur local pitchers Detroit took
the first game of a double-header from
SL Louis, 7. to I, here today, but luder
mtlk and Perry man held the visitors to
a S to S tie In the second game,. which
was called "on account of - darkness. De
troit played errorless ball throughout.
Score, first game: .
DarrRorr. bt. uocis.
AH H O A S AB.H.O.A B
Bu.h. sa....l a a 4 OPhottoa, If.. 4 I I 0
VIU, lb...... 4 1 1 a SAUMiik, an... a w m
rvhh ft 110 pnut. 2b.... 4 a a a 1
Crawford, rf I 1 a OC.Walkar, ef I 1 14)
Vaach. If.... a a 1 0 OWIIIIama, ni I I
Duma, lb.... 4 0 10 0 tt.tarald. a.. 4 4 0 0
Vuunf, lb... 1 0 0 a OLmi-t, lb.... 4 10 10
Baker, ....! 4 a CISTaa, aa... 4 I It
Dauaa, p..... 4 1 0 a OWellman. p. 0 0 0
rerrymu. p. a v w w
ToUla 11 a 17 II 0-B. Wlkar... 1 0 0 0 0
Jamaa, p.... 0 0 0 0
Kauflmas . 1 0 0 0
Hoeh, a 0 0 0 0 0
Howard ... 1 0 0 0 0
Totala ai 0 17 U) I
Hatted for Perry man In lourid
Batted tor James in seventh.
Batted for Hocrt In ninth.
I Detroit 4 0 0 0 0 1 S 07
8t. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Vitt, Veach (2), Cobb.
Three-base hit: Dauss. learned runs:
Oif Wetiman, S; off Hoch, L Sacrifice
hits: C. Walker, Austin, Burns. Double
plays: Levari to Prstt to Loary, Austin
to Leary, Pratt to Davan to Lary. Left
on bases: Detroit, ; Ht. Louis, 8. First
base on errors: Detroit, 1. Bases on
balls: Off Weilmsn, 1; oft Perry man, S;
off James, 4; off Hoch. J; off Dauss, 1.
Hits: Off Weilmsn, 4 In no Inning (none
out in first; off Perry man, 0 In four In
nings; oft Hoch, S In two Innings; off
James, 1 In three Innings. Struck out:
By Perry man, 2; by Dauss, 4; by James,
1; by Hoch, 1. Umpires: Kvsns and
Mullaney.
Score, second game: j
DETROIT. BT. UOU1H.
AB.H.O.A B. AH H.O.A.K
Bush, aa 0 1 a I Orfhetton. If . 4 10 0 0
VIU, lb 4 111 OAtxtln. lb... I 0 V I 0
Cobb. ef.....l ISO OHuward, lb.. 10010
Crawford, rft 0 1 0 OPratt, lb.... t. 4 3 10.
Vearh. If.... 4 0 10 owalkar, ef... 4 II1
Burna. lb.... 4 OKI 0 u Williams, rf 1 e 1 0 0 1
nYiinc. lb... I 111 Walah. rf.. S 1 0 0 Of
MrKwa. e.... I T I I lb.... ill a,
i jaoobaoe .. o o o iLran, aa... I 0 14 1
1 - I - A A A A A A - A A I A
,
0 0 0 0 OAanaw, e.... 1010
laakla. pi 0 1 lud rm'k. pi 0 0 0 I
ToUla M n 14 0'Kavarai ... 1 0 0 0 0
rerrynMn. p 1
Wsllmaa, p. 0 0 0 0
Kuel 0 0 0 0
C. Walkar.. 0 0 0 0 0
Totaia aa "a Jt la "a
Batted for Williams In third.
Ran for Kauffmann In third.
Batted for I.oudermllk In sixth.
Batted for Perry man in eighth.
Ran for Ruel in eighth.
Detroit 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
St. Louis 0 0 S 0 0 0 1 0 0-S
(Called end of ninth, darkness.)
Two-base hit: Cobb. Stolen bases:
Cobb t2). Crawford. Walsh, Pratt. Earned
runs: Off Covelcekie, 2. Double play:
Pratt to Uvui to Terry. Bases on balls:
Off Loudermllk, 4: off Coveleskie, 3.
Hits: Off Loudermllk, 4 In six inning;
off Perryman. 1 In two Innings; off Well-
man j , , ,nrIns. Mlt by plu.hed ball
I ny loudermllk, Cobh: by Coveleakle
j Tarry, struck out: By Ixnidermllk, 2;
I,1? ;B71vn,an,T.:!: 1b'' :,
i Coveleakle. 6. t mplres: Evans and Mul
laney.
Lincoln's Sunday
Games Back to Beach
LINCOLN, May 2.-fBpedal.)-Ownr
Hugh Jones of the Lincoln club has
transferred the Sunday games at Lincoln
hack to Capital heart), where they have
been plsyed for the last five rears.
Opposition of the church people has re
has given In to the wishes of the church
people it Is hoped that they will patri.
lie the week-day games,
An anaruenient has been msde with
the beac h management so thst the fans
do not hsve to pay the 10-oent admis
sion to the park, the base mH manage
ment paying a set sum each Sunday for
the use of the base hell grounds.
Sunday ball waa voted In Lincoln by a
close margin.
OMAHA,
Shooting blue rocks, from a ca
noe lg a pretty nifty sport, and lit
now much In vogue at Carter lake.
The upper panel shows Dan Mc
Gowan. champion of the club ut
the sport.
Up J.S . -
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BRAVES. GAIN ONE
MORE GTPHILLIES
Victory, However, My Cost Bostons
Service of Rudolph for
Some Time.
HURT IN RUNNING TO FIRST
BOSTON, May The Braves sained
another game In the league, leading Phil
adelphia today, S to 4. The gam a, how
ever, may cost the team the services ot
Pitcher Rudolph for some time, the re
sult of an Injury sustained In runnl'ig to
first base In .the eighth Inning. Poor
pitching by Pilsdelphla twlrlers, err3s by
Cravat h and Becker and a double by
Schmidt In the fourth, which scored three
runs, were the principal point in Bos
ton's, score. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.K.O.A.E.
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A R
Haaeroft. aa. 0 1 a a aMoran,
rf ... I I I 0 0
Brrna. lb... 4 1 1 4 OKIttpTk, lb I
Nlahorr. lb. 4 0 1 I Ooonnollr. If. 1
Craraib. rt.. 4 1 1 0 icathar, It... I
Backar, lf. a 10 0 1 Mum, cf ..
Walatr. If .. 0 0 0 Ohmldt. lb. 4
Iiilerua, lb. 4 I f I OHmllh, lb.... I
Paakart, ef.. I 0 a 1 OMaranrll. aa I
Klllllar, e... 1 0 11 ITraarwaa'r, 4
Aitama. .... S 0 a 0 OHadnlph, p.. a
Ptmarae, p.. I 0 0 0 (M'rulrher, p. 0
t'baimera. pio
Bumirdar, ' p 1 1 Tolas) I XI 1 1
Lur 0 0 0 0 0
Totala II 1 M li a
Batted for Baumgsrtner In the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 14
Poaton 0 0 4 I 1 O 0 I
Two-base hits: Crsvsth. Luderus, Flti
patlick, Schmidt. Three-haae hit: Kits
Patrick. Stolen base: Moon. Double
plsys: Maranvllle to Fitxoatrli-k to
Hehmldt; Maraavtlle to Tredgreaaor.
Pases on balls: Off Demsree, 7; off
Chalmers. 1; off Rsumgartner, I: olf Ru
dolph, 2; off Crtitcher. 2. Hits: Off
Demaree, 2 In three innings (none out In
fourth); off Chalmers. 3 In two Innings:
off Baumgsrtner. 1 In three innlnya, off
Rudnlps, In eight Innings: off I'rutiher.
1 in one Inning. Htruek out: By Iemaree,
3: by Chalmers, I; by Batimgartncr. 2.
bv Rudolph, S. Cmpires: Klem and Guth
rie. I
Army Defeats Navy
By Six-to-Five Score
WEST POINT, N. Y.. Msy ;!-Tha
Army defeated the Navy at b.is ball
U-day, S to S. The cadets hit lllodgett
hard n the pinches, gathering their
tallies In pairs, while Neland, except for
a momentary lapse in the third, when
the middles got three singles and a home
run off him, kept the hits well distri
buted. The Army was outplayed In the
field, too, but the cadets" errors were
not of the costly variety. Home runs
by Mitchell and Hicks and II. Fisher's
hitting were features of the game.
Today's game makes the seventh
straight victory the cadets heve scored
over the middles In ss many years.
Bcore: It II K.
Navy 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 ft 4 13 t
Army I t I 1 M 0 -lit I
Batteries: Navy. Blodicett and Hicks;
Army. Neylaod and Ollphan.
t'aerht-Claaaea.
EIOOMF1ELD, Neb., Msy 28. (Sp.clal.)
Mr. Adolph L'secht and Misa Anna
Claussen, children of welt respected
famllle, era united In marruig May
i Rev. A. pleckennann officiated.
SsaSVSwawC'
SUNDAY MOKXING,-MAY
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GRIZZLIES DEFEAT THE LYNX
, -aaass-s
Denver Takes Opening; Game from
. . Antelopes.
FINAL SCORE SIX TO FIVE
DKNVKH, Colo., May Z.-Denver won
the opening game with Lincoln today, by
a score of U to 6. Rchrelbnr was relieved
after Denver made three runs in the
seventh inning, and Dawson took his
place. Score:
AB. R.
MNCOIaN.
II. O. A. K.
Wolfe, If 4 I
1
i
13
0
0
2
X
a
i
l
0
S
2
0
2
0
ti
1
1
0
14
AKtrarrigan. a. S
Williams, lb.
.. S
Mclnlyre, rf.
Palley, 3b. ...
H. H.irelber.
Lloyd, 2h
McAlisler, c
II Schreilier,
Dawson, p. ,
Totals
.. 4
.. 4
.. S
. 2
.. S
.. 4
.. U
cf.
p.,
33 S
DENVER.
R. H. O. A. K.
13 10 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 1 10 0 0
0 0 3 1 0
0 0 3 0 0
1113 0
2 2 4 1 1
1 2 7 S 0
0.0 0 3 0
1 0 0 0 0
"i 37 13 "I
Spencer, cf.
Dell, rf
Shield, lb
tlullowsy. 2b.
'of fey. If. ..
Kellelier, ss.
Whslen. 3b.
KhMtak, c.
Mitchell, p.
Canlwell, p.
Totals
.84
Two out when winning run scored.
Lincoln 0 2 o 2 o A 0 03
Ienver . 0 3 0 it 0 0 0 2
I ritolen buses: Kitencer, Galloway. Two
'base lilt: Hhleld. Three-hiiee hit:
! Kellelier. Home runs: Dnlley, Hheatak,
M'intyre. htruck out: By Mill hell, 3.
; by ra-hrelher, 2: by Canlwell, A. Haea
on l.alla: off Mitchell, 2; off Canlwell.
3: off Nchrellier. 1; off Dawson. 1. Hits:
I 'iff Mitehell. R In five snd one-tlilnl Ill
iniums; off Canlwell, 1 In three and two
thlnla innlngn; off Fchrelber, In seven
j and one-third Innlnxa; off Dawaon, 2 in
I one and two-thlrrls Innings. t'mplre:
(inlael. Time: Z.W.
Giants Play Snappy
Ball; Beat Dodgers
NEW YORK. May 29. The New York
'Nationals played fast ball behind Tes
reau's superb pitching here tiiday, snd
won the first gajne of their seriee with
Brooklyn. f to 1. Pfeffer had one bed
inning, the fourth, when the Giants tilled
up four runs on three hits, a bsae on
balln, two errors and a swrtflce. Htengel
wss put off the field In the fourth Inning
for protesting a decision at the "plate.
Hoore:
BKOOKLTN. NBW YORK.
AH HO AH AH. HO AC.
O-Mara. aa .l 0 11 ORurna. If.. . 4 4
fiauhart. lb. 4 3 0 Ihorie, lb ... I 111
Mvara, cf....l 4 Hubert, lb . 4 I .
Hurnmal, rf. 1 1 (h'lalrher, a. I I I I I
fiani'l. rf I 1 Knbrrtaa. rf 4 1 1
KlmrnMn. rf I 110 OMarkl. lb.. I I 10
Wheat. If. .. I t 1 IKi'Iaid, r , I 1 i I
Cuuhatr. tb. t S I 4 CMunar. rl.,1 I I I
Data. Ib...vl 0 I Trareu, ..!
Moi-.rtr, e.iiaat
H(tlr. a :. I Totala mil ai
arhulta I
Applauia. p. 0 0 0 0 0
Totala It 0 14 II S
Halted for pfuffer In the eighth.
Brooklyn 0 A 0 0 0 t 0 0 0-1
New York 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 aj
Two-baa hit: Merkle. Thre-bae hi':
Daubert. ritolen base: flengel. Kurned
runa: New Vork, 4. Douhia play: Doyle
to Merkln. iaw ou frrori: New Vors.
1 Bases on halls: (iff Teareau. 2: off
Pfeffer, I.- Hits: Off pfeffer. 7 In seven
innings; off Appleton, t In one Inning.
tMrui-k out: Py Tesreau, I. L'oiWres:
Eauton and EmsUe.
30, 1015.
Canoolng Is more than ever pop
ular at Carter hake this year, an.l
the club members are taking ad
vantage of the clear weather whe.i
It conies for the Joys of this de
llghful sport.
TIGERS CAPTURE
THE YALLEY MEET
a-
Missouri Athletes Secure Fifty-Two
and Half Points, with Ames
Second.
NEBRASKA SIXTH, WITH TWELVE
COLUMBIA, Mo.. May Missouri
won the Missouri Valley conference meet
here today, scoring 82V4 points aa com
pared with 26Vi for Ames, which ranks
second. One world's reoord waa tied, the
ISO-yard hurdle. Robert rMmpson of Mis
souri made this In IK seconds. Final
scores:
Ainea 'i'.Vti Kansas Assies 21
Drain 24 Nebraska 1-'
Kansas 22 Full-mount B
Uhe mile run: Barker, Ames, first I;
Weaer, Ksnaaa Agricultural, second;
Kproul, Kar.aaa, third; Thomas, Disk",
fourth. Time, 4:33'fc.
iflo-yard daah: Davis, Falrmotint. first:
Ztimwlukle. Nebraska, secind: Dickin
son, Ames, third; Hhenrer, Drake, fourth.
Time, 0'1'H. Davis was allowed to enter
at tho elevent hour.
DIncus throw: Warren, Missouri, first;
Hmlth. Kansas Agricultural. second;
Drunm, Mlmouil, third; Wan'oi'H, Drake,
fourth. Distance. 120 feet b Inches.
. lX-vaM hurdle: Klmpaoii, Missouri,
first; Noble. Ames, second: Teas, Mis
souri, third; Frlr.sell. Kansas, fourth.
Time, 0 IB, Ivtrisr a'orld'e record.
Insa : ...;s to. .OneaOcmfw nu'w m mfw y
440 yard dnah: Nledorp, Mlaaouri, first;
Meller, Amea. second; Wyatt, Mlasnuri,
third. Evans, Ames, fourth. Time. 0:1.0.
Hhol pin: Rther, Kunmi, firet : Krull,
Drake, second: Marble, Kansas Acrl'-ul-
Itural, third: Groves, MlaMouri.' fourth.
DitMii e, 4(t feel in hen.
Pole vault: RcBv'la. Nebraska, flrat;
Floyd. Mlaaouri, and WUklna, Ames, t .
for aeioml; Camrliell, Kansas, fourth.
Height. H feet K" liu liea.
Half-mile run: Watson. Drake, firat;
Hmlth, Drake, second: Murphy, Mlsonri,
third: Hcroggle, Ames, fourth; Time,
2:01.
2W-yard dash: Hhearer, Drake, first;
Diiklnaon. Ames, aeconrl: Hcntt. Ne
hrasks. third, Hilton, Kansas, fourth.
Time, 0 22V
High Jump: Frlzell, Kansss Agricul
tural, first, Johnson, Mlaaouri, second:
Hurriia, Ames, snd Pseker, Ames, tied
for third. Ilelxht. 6 feet Incliea.
Mile relay: Ksnass, fit at ; Kaunas Agri
cultural, second; Drake, third; Mlaaouri
and Ames dlao.uallf led for fouling. Time,
3 24S.
Two-mile run: Testor, Kansaa Agricul
tural, first: ilradv, Knnmii, second; V.
Kline, Mlaaouri, third: li. Kline, Missouri,
fourth. Time, :.".4.
Half-mile relay: .Missouri, first; Drake,
aecond: Nebrsaka, third: Ksnass, iourth.
Time, 1:3.1.
Broad Jump: Klmpaon, Missouri, firat:
Oruatsmacher, K anna a, second: William,
Mlaaouri, third: Wilder, Kanaaa Agricul
tural, fourth. Dlatance. 22 feet t inches.
I
Tigers Defeat Yale
. In Opening Combat
NEW HAVEN. Oonn.. May J. -Princeton
defeated Yale, 2 to 1, In the firat
sumo of the annual base ball champion-
i ship series here today, a ninth Inning
j rally saving the Blue from a shut out,
itore: It. U.K.
Prin. tun A 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-2
j Vale 0 o 0 0 0 A 0 0 I 3 3
, llattenea: Deyo and Kt-lleher; Way
i ami punier.
t1aallo 4at Haees Peat Board.
ATLANTIC, la., Msy (Special
rt iiioiiiuiiiiv rii-ci arnaauiea ror todsy
ere positioned until Thursday. June 3.
A number of sll known drivers are entered.
fli Kotcagamsa
riHUAnELPHIA, Msy .-Cornell to
day won tho annual track meet of the
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur
Athletes of America.
Cornell 45Si Columbia 10
llarvaid M.. Maine OS
Yale 2!
Pentia Ptste . ..0
Pennsyh ania . .21
ITInceton '-'1
Dartmouth .. ..14
Mh-hlsan 14
Johna Hopkins .U
Mane. Terh Ot
Boudln 01
Missouri
summaries:
ino-yard dash: Peml-flnal won by In
geraoll, Cornell; O'Brien, Michigan, aeo
onil: Foley, Harvard, third. Time: 0:10t.
lilO-yard dash, seml-flnnl. three to qual
ify: Won by Teschner. Harvard; Smith,
Michigan, second; Tresdwsy, Yale, third.
Time; 0:lMi.
lS)-yard hurdle, semi-finals, first and
si oml nnd fastest third man qualify:
Won by tlmhh, Cornell; Lukens, Cornell,
second. Hemmitt. Pennsylvania State,
third. Time;1 0 15.
10-yant hurdle, semi-final: Won by
Kerguaon. I"ennsylvanls : Htarr Co-noil,
set nnd; Corhln. . Michigan, third, lime:
0:1, v. Hammltt qualified as the fastest
third man.
tme-nille run finsl: Maekensle, Prince
ton, first; Wlndgate. Cornell, second;
Carroll. Mlrhigan, third: Atha. Prince
ton, fourth; Irish, Cornell, fifth. Time:
4 2-'. '
Points: Trlnceton, 7; Cornell, I; Mlohi- .
gan, 3.
4W-yard ilnah. final: Meredith. Penn
sylvania; Wlllcox, ir., Ilsrvsrrt; Wllkle.
Yale: ItlrhnrdS'-in, Princeton; Riley, Dsrt
mouth. Time, 4k aeconda; equalling the
Intel collegiate aaaoclatlon record.
!i-yarl hurdle final: Fersuaon, Penn
sylvania; Star, Cornell; llammltt, Penn
sylvanln Stale; Gtuhh, Cornell; I.ukena,
Cornell. Time, IM seconds.
Leallnn; oolnts- Cornell, 12; Pennsyl
vanla. K: Princeton, 0.
Two-mile run, final: Potter, Cornell;
Overton, Ysle; Hoffmlre, Cornell;
Holden, Ysle: Cook. Massachusetts
Techiil. al. Time, 27 1-.V
Shot jut final: Whitney, Dartmouth,
47 feet 4' Inrhep: Beatty, Columbia; Mo
Ctitcheon. l.'ornell; Hpear, Dartmouth:
Allen, Maine.
Hundreo-yartl dnsh, final: Smith. Mich
igan. Teechner, Harvard; Ingcrsoll, Cor
nell; Tteailway, Yale; Foley, Harvard.
Time, 111 seconds.
: Hammer throw final Bailey Maine, ICS
feet Inch this throw yesterday Is a
new Intercollegiate association record);
Mri 'titi heon, Cornell; Murphy, Pennsyl
vania; ltiughrldse, Yale; Iadbetter.
Rowdoln.
Pole vault final Carter. Yale; Greeley,
Jr., Harvard; Koss, Cornell, tied for firat
place at 12 feet: fourth. Baker. Princeton,
11 foot eW-hes; firth. Wilson, Michigan,
11 fact. ,
bailing Points Cornell, S4; Tnle, 17;
PeniiHylvsnla, 13; Harvard, 13; Prince
ton. U
I Huh Jump final Oler, Ysle, S feet 44
Inches (breaking the Intercollegiate as
sociation record at feet J1 Incliea made
liy Mofflt, Pennsylvania, In 1M07, and the
colleKlato record of ti feet 4 Inches made
by Page, Pennsylvania, In l.V; second.
HIi'ha.dM, Cornell, tt feet 34 Inches
Ibreaklng Mofflt s reconl); third, Johns
ton, Harvard; McLaren, Cornell, end
Connolly. Johns Ho' klns. tied for fourth
gt S feet M Inches.
Half-mile run Meredith, Pennsylvsnln ;
Pheulen. Cornell; Hayos. Princeton; Cap
per, Harvard; Cooley, Prlncoton. Time,
LesJIng points Cornell, 43H: Ysle, 22;
Harvard, IS; Pennsylvania, 18; Prince-
,0BroHd lump Worthlngton. Dartmouth,
fl feet t'A Inches: Graham, Columbia;
Fiench, Msln; Richards, t'.onall; Fred- ,,
eticks. Dartmouth. . -
. JM-yard hurdle final-Stewart, Prince
Ion; fenilth. Harvaid: Brewn. Penna,
etate; Uradv. (Columbia; Crawford,
Princeton. Time 24 2-5 second.
2tWard dash final Smith, Michigan:
Teschner.- Harvard; Treadwav. Yale;
Lock wood. Pennsylvania; Patterson,
J'ennsylvmla. Time. 23 seconds.
St. Loiiis Takes One
Of Double-Header
From the Pittsburghs
FITSSBURCIH. May . et. touls took
one game of a double-header todoy by a
score of 6 to 3, while the other ended In
a 0 to 0 tie. The first game waa stopped
at the end of the fifth Inning by Tain
with the score tied. Aer an hour's
wait, during which rain fell, the second
contest started. 8t. Louis scored five
runs off McQuillan In the first Inning.
Kanllehener held the visitors tunics for
the rest of the game while ' the locals
scored three runs, but not enough to
overcome St. Louis' early lead. Bcore.
.first game: ' s
ST. uiiiis ' , riTTtmrtiow.
AB.H.O.A bV ' AB H O A I.
Hiirlti. lb. I 1 3 lraray. It.,.. I 0 0 0
Bn.k, lb 1 Oil .lnbnatoa, lb 2 0 t 0 0
Dnl.n. If.... 3 0 I 0 OBalrd, (.... 3 0 10 0
Millar, lb... I 0 10 OHiurbma, rf 3 3 1 0 0
Hralt, rf....a 0 a 0 Wanar. aa.l 0 1 4 a
Wllwin, rf... I 110 OVIoi, lb..... 1 41 1 "
Butlar. as... 111 CUarbar, lb., t 1
Rnrilar, c... 331 OHrlians, a... 140
Orlnar, p....l 0 1 a 4 AAa ma. p.... 3 0 0 1 0
Totala I"ll 0 1 Totals IT I la 0
c t a a a a o a
Pittsburgh ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'"!!!"'.'."!o 0 0 0 0-0 '
Called end firth; rain.
Two-hsse hit; Hinrhman. Hacrlflca
hits: V'lox. fSchsng. Beck. Ioublo play:
Wagner to Johnston. Rases On errors:
Plttahurgh, 1. HI ruck out: By Glner. 1;
by Adams, 4. empires: Byron and Orth.
fcore, second game:
T. UH'is. PiTTSBrnoH. i
AB.H.O.A E. AB.H.O.A I.
lluaflna. zb. I 1 Z a orarr. If.... 0 10 1
U-rk. 3h .4
I I
lohnmoa, 14 I IX
'Hair .ct..., 4 111 I
IktlAll. If. ... I
1 1
Millar, lb... 4 I II
oHinrhma. ill I I I I
II, .11. rf....
OWaantr
1000
Long, rf 3
WllNin. -f... 4
0 1
0 I
Vim. 3b.
a o a u
Oilrrhar, lb... 43
4 t
I 1
Hin IT. aa... 4 1 I
hnyiW. c... 4 0 4
Kilhano. ... 4 17
I H.'haiig . ,
OMHjuillan.
Meaduara, p.
1 0
1 OMHJ
Kaatlahar.
pa i o a
. l o
p 1 u
.110
ToUla
H 1 11 11 Zimwiio
CiMiaalnui,
equina .
Totala U 17 11
Ran for Gibson In the ninth.
Halted for Kantlehner In the eighth.
Hatted for Conaelman in the ninth.
pit. Ixjnla b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
0-t
Two-base hit: Johnaton . Krrtfi. o.
Hyatt, stolen banes. Miller. Wagner
r.amaa runs: nu ixiuls, 3; Pittsburg!
t. imiii'i on uaim: lirr Meaaows. 1
Mcquillan. 1. Hits: Off McUuillan.
off
In
one inning; off Kantlehner, 2 in seven
ini.inga; Hiff Conselmsn, none In one In
ning. Mtrurk nut ' llu- Llu.JAU,. hw
Ksntlehner, 6; by Conaelinan, 1.' L'm-
txrva. yron ana urtn.
HARVARD LOSES TO BROWN;
SCORE, SEVEN TO THREE
CAMBRIDGE. Uaa May Poor
fielding and the wildnees of Pltrher
Whitney coat Harvard today's gsme wttl
Brown tinlveraltv. 3 to 7. The CTtmeon
batsmen msde nine hits off Crowell, but
he tightened In the pinches. Soore:
R.HE.
Rrown 1 2 1
Harvard I 0 A 1 1 A 0 0 03 b
Batteries:' Crowell snd Felnberg; Whit
ney and llarte.
'
f oast l.eaajae nraaiis.
At Portland: "."i
an FraiH-wo 1 6 J
Portland
Itaiterltw: Relsigl and Bepalvda; Ev
ans snti Kl-her.
At Sn Francisco:
Venl. s
t;akland .J SI
BattivrUs: Chech and Bpmsmn Prough.
MarUno) svnd Kubn.
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