And Mr. Jack
CHAMPS TAKE TWO
FROM THEROURKES
Sioux City Overcomes Omaha's Lead
in Both Games of a Double
i t Header.
THEY LAUD HARD ON LARSON
8TOITX CITV, Id.. May 30. Sioux City
look both ends of a double-header from
the Omaha team here today.
The first Kam went to the Indiana
lifter a rally In the eighth Inning by a
6 to 5 count. The visitors took a threa
run lead In the opening frame of the
second frame, but the champions landed
hard on Larsen and won, 10 to 8. Score,
lirst game:
SIOUX CITT.
AB. It. H.
O.
4
2
12
1
1
0
3
3
0
1
Toung. as 4
Davidson. If 3
Kane, lb
1,eJiine. cf
McCormlck. rf
Callahan. 2b 4
Hensllng, 3b.
..... I
3
1
X-
Crisp, c...
(icyer, p..,
(lark, p..
Totals.
7 87 15
OMAHA.
AB. R. H.
O.
0
0
E.
0
0
Smith, If
Breen. 2b
l'orsythe, rf...
Kreuger, c
Krtlg. 3b
Thoniason, rf..
Srhllebner, lb.
Whalen, .....
Blodgett, p....
'Payne ..
5
t saMJ
....
at 3
Totals..
..S3
M U
Batted for Blodjrett In ninth.
Sioux City..., - ffJJJJSr
Omaha iiOOOlOJ-O
Two-base hits: Smith O). Knil, M
Jeune. Thomnaon (T). Henslina;. BiicrtnojB
hits: Ksne, S. Saoriflos Urt
"nilck. Inntnge P'i: JtZl
and one-third; by
thirds. Hita: Off Geyer, ; off aark.
Base on ballei Off Caj. . J
BlodgeU. I Btr Suti,i?roSi!f Sift
hv Blodgett. a Faaaed ball: Crisp. Bit
Sy pIS ball: By Plods. Henalln.
Time: 1:44. Umpires: Cusfck and Parent.
Score, second game: .
BDntlX CTTT.
AB. R. H. X A.
Tourt,
Davidson, If....
Kane, lb
Lejeune, of
McCormlck, rf.
'.'..! 4 6 1 U J
Callahan, 2b.
Hensllng,
Price, c.
' Crisp, c.
Hallman.
Kelly, p..
lb.
110 3 1
...... 1111
..... 1 0 0 4 0
..I 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
p..
Totals 33 10 13 2T
OMAHA.
AB. K. H.
O.
2
6
1
4
0
0
13
0
0 -
0
0
0
0
A.
E.
Smith, If
Hreen, 2b
Forstlie. rf...
Kreuger. c
Krug. 3b
Thomason. of..
Sehtiebner. lb.
Whalen, ss....
T.araen, p
'Kafora
..lohnson, p.....
Payne
tlosman, p
Totals.
4
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
, 0
. 1
. 0
.37 6 10 24 IS
iu.im fnr fjtrsen in sixth
Batted for Johnson in eighth.
SSL5,ly I ? 5 ? 1 1 1 tzvi
Two-base hits: Schliebner, Prioe, Kreu-
yrr. Davidson. Home run: McoornncK
1- :..!..., v.i, Pmovi. Sacrifice fly: MC'
I'nrmlrk. Stolen bases: Callahan, Smith.
v lnnimi nlLched: By Larsen
l,y Hallman, five and one-third; by John
son, two; by Kelly, three and two-thirds;
hv ' cioanian. 1. Hits: Off Larsen. 2; off
Hallman. 2: off Closman, "VC oul'
u . v, HAllman. 1: by Johnson
ii., 9 'mt hv Pitched ball: .By
M.ninn Foravthe: by Kelly. Smith; by
riobman. Crisp- Time: 2:08. Umplrei
Parent and Cuslck
DF.S MOINES AKD KAWS DIVIDE
( loan Holds te Boosters One nit
In the Second Came
nrs VOIN'ES. la.. May 90. Des Moines
rnd Topeka divided a double-header here
todav. the locals taking the first game,
' ' 11 to 2. bv hnrd hlttintf. while Topeka
. nn the second. 3 to 0. by bunching hits
while Clunn held the Des Moines batters
to one afe hit. Score, first game
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Hoslwlch. ss....
Mayer, If
Ftoehe, rf y.
Jackson, cf
l.attlmoie, 2b...
Ttappa. lb
orhran, ab
Monro, c
Dashner. p
McCoy, p
4 0 12 1
4 0 0 3 9
4 112 1
4 0 S 1 0
. 4 0 0 1 S
4 1 O 10 1 1
10 1 I 1
.400120
.0 0 0 0 0 0
.40111)
Tc-taU 32 2 8 24 17
DES MOINES.
AR R. H. O. A. E.
l-jhn. rf
Hunter, cf...,
Jores, lb
Hills. If
Sawyer. 2b...
Hartford, ss.
ThrmehlU, 3b
Ttren, c
Thomas, p...
112 0 0
' Totals 3S U 13 27 1 3
Topeka 0 00001 1002
Dos Moines S 0 S S 0 1 1 0 11
Three-base bits: Hartford. Thomas.
Two-base hits: Jackson, Bills, Hunter.
Parrflce hit: Hunter. Stolen bases:
Jt'ties, Jackson. Left on bases: Topeka,
.-. Des Moines, . Hits: Off Dsshiter, 4
Ii one inning. Struck out: Br Thomas.
! hv McCoy. 1. Baaes on balls: Olf
Thomas. 1: off Iwahner. 1: off Mcy. 8.
Hit by pitched ball: By McCoy. Hunter.
Wild pitch: McCoy. Double plays: Saw
yr to Hartford to Jones (2). Time: 1.
I'Tipire: Myers.
Si ore, second game:
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O.
Hoatwtcli. ss i 1 2 S
Jasr, If 4 It
A E
I
(
Wasn't Even the First
Roche, rf R
Jackson, cf I 0
lAltimore, 2b 4 0
Kappa, lb .4
Cochran, Sb 4 0
Monroe, o 4 0
Clunn. p 3 2
Totala W
1 tool
0 I A 0 I
1110
1 It A 0
0 1 O 0
J X 0
1 0 4 0
U !7 B 0
I.
II. O. A K.
14 0 1
0 3 10
0 0 0 0
0 7 0 0 !
0 8 11
0 0 10
0 O J 9
o ii a n
0 o i
oooo
0-000
1 11' I 2
AB.
... 3
... 3
... 3
... 4
,.. 2
... 2
... 3
... 3
... 2
... 1
... 1
Hahn. rf
Hunter, cf
Bills. If
Jones, lb
Sawyer, 2b
Hartford, ss....
Tannehlll. Sb...
Graham, c
Oilligan. p
Brcen
Shanley
Totala
"Batted for Oilligan In ninth.
Batted for Hunter In ninth.
Topeka I....0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Des Moines 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1-3
0 0-0
Two-base hits: Monroe, I-attlmore,
Bostwlch, Hahn. Sacrifice hits: Mayer,
Hartford. Stolen bases: Mayer. Sawyer.
Left on bases: Topeka, 9; Pea Moines, 1.
Struck out: By GllllgHn. 7; by Clunn. 7.
Base on balls: Off Gilllgitn. 2: off Clunn,
Double play: Sawyer to Graham to
Sawyer. Time: 1:51. Umpires: Myers
and Getsel.
LINKS BI SCH HITS ON GHIZELIKS
v
O-rewoaae Ieaa of Dearer
the
Sixth and Win Oat.
DENVER. Oolo.. May 30. Lincoln won
from Denver today, by bunching hits
n the sixth. After the fifth. Powell
held the local club scoieless. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R
H.
1
0
o
0
2
1
1
1
1
O.
8
2
10
0
A.
0
4
2
0
4
0
2
1
2
Wolfe, if 4
McGafflgan. as. ..4
Williams, lb 5
Mclntyre. rf ft
Dalley. lb 5
8. Sohrelber, of.... 4
Lloyd, 2b 3
Yanta, c 3
Powell, p. 4
Totals
, SS
DENVER.
7 27 IS
AB. R. H.
O.
0
1
15
0
0-
A.
0
0
Spencer, cf.
. ft
3
Iell, rf. .....
0
1
S
0
1
0
2
' 1
0
0
Shlelda. lb. .
Galloway, 2b.
corray, it. ..
Kalleher, as.
iWhalan, 3b.
Spahr. o. ....
a
e 9
0
1
OaakelL p.
MitohaU. D.
fMathws ,
Totals ... S3
4 10 17 17
Batted for Oaakell in the eighth.
Lincoln 010004100-4
-Denver 0 0 1 0 S 0 0 0 04
Stolen basee: Galloway. Two-base
hits: Galloway, Spenoer, Tants. Home
runt Powell. Sacrifice hits: McOaffl
ran, Lloyd, Whalen, Gaskell, Coffey,
Wild pitch. Powell. Hit by pitched ball:
1 . 1 . . . . . . TV l !.(, A. . .
Powell, 1 Baaea on balls: Off Gaskell,
S: off Powell. C Double play: DaJlev
to'McGafflgan to Williams. Hits: Off
Gaskell 7 in eight Innings; off Mitohell.
none In one Inning. Time: 1:40.
JOSIB VlTCIIKRS AHB ICPREMB
Dassey Taste Allows No Hits and
Lakaff Is Toorbfd bat Once.
ST. JOSEPH. Vmr an Dana,. r--.m
St. Joseph a star pitcher-allowed Wichita
no hits In winning hi sixth atraight
game this afternoon, 3 to 1. the first game
of a double-header. Hick Lakaff ncartv
equalled this record by allowing the
visitors but one safely, winning his
game, I to 0. Score, first game:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H, O. A. BL
3 0 0 0 S 0
S 0 0 1.0 0
4 A 0 1 i S A
Wares, lb.
Nicholson, If..
Hosp, ut
Griffith. C
Tydeman, cf...
Ratio. 3b
4 O 0 6 0 9
8 0 0 0 0 1
.2 0 0 1 8 0
2 .1 0 1 0 0
3 4 0 ' 1 o
3 0 0 1 8 0
Charles, rf
nenry. id
Southern, p...,
Totals..
26 1 0
ST. JOSEPH.
24 12
AB. R.
H.
1
. 0
0
0
0
1
S
1
A.
2
Page. 2b.
Fox. If...
I 0
.. S
1
1 o
0
Watson, rf..
4
H. I'atterson. lb.... 4
Brltton. 8b 2
Williams, cf S
Ewoldt, ss S
White, c S
Vance, p i
4
2
0 I
Totals 24 S S ST 13 S
Wichita 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
St. Joseph 0 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 2
Three-base hit: William Sacrifice
bits: Fox, Nicholson. Stolen baae: Rapp.
Struck out: By Vance. 6; by Southern. 8.
Bases on balls: Off Vance, 6: off South
ern, 2. Wild pitch: Vance. Passed ball:
White. Hit. by pitched ball: By Vance,
Nicholson. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Sickle.
Score, second game:
WICIflTA.
AB. R. If. O. A. EJ.
Ware 2b
Nicholson,
. 4 0 o 4 S 0
If.
. 4 O
Hosp. ss
Griffith, c...
Tydeman, cf
. 4
. 8
. 4
. 3
. 4
. 0
Rapp. 3b
Charles, rf...
Henry, lb....
Ft.lllvsn. p...
Craig
Gclsl, p
Totals
0
ST. JOSEPH.
1 21 14
AB. n. H,
O.
13
fl
Page, 2b
4
2
4
0
0
0
0
1
I
0
o
n
rox. ir
Watson, rf...,
II. Patterson,
Prlttnn. 3b...
lb...
3
3
8
4
3
3
Williams, cf.
F.woldt. sai....
ionnemsn, c
Lakaff. p ...
Totals 3U
27 11
Batted for Sullivan In seventh.
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0-0
St. Joseph 0 S 0 0 0 0 0
l
Two-base hit: Patterson. Sacrlfiee hits:
Sullivan. illiains. stolen bsses: Ware.
Fox 2i. Watson. Struck out: Byl-al aff,
7. Bases on balls: Off lakaff 4. Hit by
pitched ball: Bv I-aka". Griffith. IIU:
tiff ullitn. 4 in six innings. Time: 1:'A
Impiret: Ysu Sickle.
Harvard Wins la Teanla.
BROO KLV.NK, Muss. May 80.Har
vard collets tennis plsvc-rs won eight
of the nine matches In their annual dusl
meet wltit Yale todsy
The Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
.
itlE MIE:
: - 11 l 1 l .P
GRAND ISLANDERS
DEFEATJOLUMBUS
Both Hurler Effective, bat Home
Team Bunches Hits in
First
SCORE IS FOUR TO NOTHING
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., May 30.-(Spe-i'lal
M'eleijrani.V Both pitchers twirled ef
fectively, though Grand Island bunched!
on Thteman In the first. Manager
Claire's base stealing, Selk'a work at
short, and McGraths and Ro ben's at
second featured. It was the fourth suc
cessive shutout for the opponents of the
Champs. Score:
tXHA'MWB. , GRAND ISLAND.
AH.H.O.A K AB.H.O.A.K.
Orlmn. cf . I 1 SvnAk. It... I 1 1
MnOrtlh. still IKoben. lb... 4 111
Whit, lb.. I f 1 I SDowney, If. 4 I
Bohmlat, lb 4 1 I 1 SVarner. ef .. t e
Pratt, cf... 4 11 srrnetoy. ... 1 Hi a
Parham, If . 4 0 0 M t Hat, rt... I
Kraiitns, fl 4 0 I I tNlalr. lb... 1 10
Outimar. aa..l I 1 Mlh. aa....' I I I I 1
Ttakmaa. p. I 10 4 lHotfmao. p. I v 4
Totals M 4 14 11 8 Totals 14 I IT 14 1
Batted for Kranlnger In ninth.
Solurabus ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-fl
rand Island 2 0001010 4
Earned runs: Grand Island 2. Two
bam hit: Varney. Sacrifice hit: Relk.
Stolen baaes: Roben. Claire (2. Bas-
on balls. Off Thleman, 3; off Hoffman. S.
Struck out: By Thleman, : by Hoffman,
10. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Woods.
Dlrlde Doable Bill.
HASTINGS, Neb.,' May . (Fpeolal
Telegram.) Hastings divided a TJouble
header with Fair bury today, losing the
first, 8 to 7, and winning the sscond, S
to 2. Featuree were the home drives by
MoCa.be, Olaon and 3oothe. Smtth al
lowed hut five hits In the second game.
Score, first game:
r-AiRntratT. habttno.
AB.HOA.B. AB.H.OAtV
Hlldabrd. ill I I WsUaa. lb. I I I I 1
Imti. lb... 411 tOlaon. Sb... 4141
Uoalar. lb.. I III t HMlltTan, aa I 1 I
IRrowa, If... I t t 0 IDmiim, lb.. 111 0
ThlMatac. at 4 I t t eticCsba. It., t 1 0 4
Putn, aa.. 4 IIS IHtehw4an. , I
tlUibM. Sb.. 114 SObat. Sb.... I
Booth, e... I 1 1 tA. Moore, af. 4 1 I
PvraalU ... I I 4 1 IOtehotl, rf. I 1 0
Shaaer. p... I SWrtrrit. ... 111
flraltb 1 0 .
Totala n 11 U 4Rllr. .. 1 1 4
Bow. 1
rouat..... u7 u t
Battd for Right In the third.
Fnlrbury 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 0-41
Hasting 80110200 0-T
Two-base hit: Richardson. Home runs:
MoCaba, Conley. Stolen bases: Hilda
brand, Peyton. Richardson. Drumm.
Double play: Lamb to Conley t-J Sulll
van to Olaon. Sacrifice hits: Lamb,
Boothe (3), Riley. Baaes en balls: Oft
Pursell. 4; off Slianer. I; off Wright, S;
off Riley, I; off Beedle, 2. Struck out:
By Pursell. 6; by Shaner, 3; by Wright,
.-L. J.A mv"-
FAlRBrRT. HAHTiKOfl.
,, B ? ? A,. A.B ,H ?
Lamb. lb... I 1 1
Conlar. lb.. 1 I
Brown. It... 1 1
Tblanlng, et I 1
Payton, aa.. 8 111
Condor, A. I 1 I j
Booth, c... 1 I 1
nrn. c... 1 4 S
Shar, p... 101
riholl. p 1
oot.iiivAH a i i a
oruram. lb.. I III
OMrCafa. If.. I 1 0
JHlcharttaa, si 3 J I
tObat. lb I 111
tuiA -t l i a
oa.toh.ii. rf. i i ess
IRmltn. .... I I I 1
S
ToUli 84 THIS
Bowber. p.. 0
Totals 14 I II I
Fslrhv 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 a
Hasting 1 0 1 0 8 0 -
Two-bsse hits: Richardson (2). Home
run: Olson. Stolen bases: Obst, Smith.
Bases on balls: Off ihaner, 2; off Hioll,
1; off Smith, 8. Struck out: By Shaner,
2; by Sholl, 1; by Bombay, 3. U ml pre:
Shuster.
Handicap Match
At Country Club
For Opening Day
The Country club's opening Saturday
lacked nothing to make It a huge suo-
cess. but a little bit .if attention from
Old Sol. Regardless rf the fact that
the sky leaked, golfers braved th temp
est and golfed with the vim and vigor
of midsummer. The results of the
eighteen-hole handicap match versus
Bogey are as follows:
W. J. Fore. 2 down.
H. T. McCormiO, 3 up.
J. W. Kedick. 2 down.
W. A. Kedick, 7 down.
R. T. Burns. 2 down.
E. A. Crelghton. 8 down.
M. C. Peters. 8 down.
Dr. Connor, & down.
A. C. Potter. 1 down
Guy Furay, down.
T. Davis. 3 down.
E. P. Murphy, S Jo.n.
J. B. Rahm. 4 down.
J. R. Scobie. I down.
E. M. Moraman, Jr.. 8 down.
M. G. Colpetser, I down.
A. A. Tukey. 8 down.
If. H. Holconib. 7 down.
Charles W. Russell. 8 down.
J. A. C. Kennedy, down.
F. J. Hoel. 5 down.
C. A. lieuel, 2 down.
H. A. Tukey, t down.
W. J. Burgass, 4 down.
Kay Lowe. 4 down.
o
0
o
HAMLINE CARRIES OFF
HONORS AT GRAND FORK
GRAND FORKS, V. D.. Msy HO-Ham-line
university, St. Paul, won tho I's-kotas-Minnesota
conference field meet,
scoring 41 points North Dakota uni
versity finished second with 44 points.
Hamline also Won tha relay rsee, low
ering the conference reoord.
Manning of Hemline, breaking the pot a
vault, and conference records, was In
dividual star of the meet. Strscbsn,
South Dskotn stale, losered tha mile
run rec. ri; Flint, Nor:n nakrwa ii"l
ersity. betd his own broad Jump ree-
orl. and South Hskets uniterslty.
fixed a new h'lh Jump record.
South Dakota -imxral y fmlahed
I third with II points. Jo it p. Dskour stste.
North I'skota AtMetlc club, 2:
Jlliijua colic g. .', Nonh Normal, 1
. y
OMAHA. MONDAY, MAY
Copyright, luit, InternMlonsl
News Sen it-.
Standing of Teams
Wi'ST. LlOAGl'R, 1 AMICR. LF.AGIK.
W.UPct ! L Pct. I
Dea Molneli 12 .! Chicago ....?! IS . i
Topeka ....17 12 ..W; Detroit 24 U 15
lenver ..,.! 11 .577 New Vork. .17 16 .141
Omaha ....! II .Wt, Boair.n 16 IS .6
St. Joseph. 15 11 .6M Waahlngtn .15 17 .4W
Slouv Clty..lS 17 .4!U ( leelnnd ..1M .441
Lincoln ....11 16 .fcuV it. Louis.. 31 .417
Wichita .... b 18 .!! Phils IX -'4 .:1
. NATLLKAGI K. I FED. LKAGCE.
W.UPct. W.UPcV
Chicago ....81 11 .fii PHtsbursh..".'! 14 .!.'
Phl'a J 17 .541 t hi. ago 2 1J .:. ' t , . . t, ,
Boston 18 17.814 Kan. Cltv.. .tt IrS .5W I CHICAGO. May 30. rhelan s double In
St. Louis.... U 1 .4N Newark ....19 1 f.4H .the tenth, followed by two sarrlflce hits
Brooklyn . .M 17 .45! Brooklyn ...17 17 ..... rhlravn the derlllna run In a ten-
Pmsbnrgh.lfl 19 .4.ST St. Louis. ...M 17 .4K5 i ch'ia ,n" , , n
Cincinnati, .14 18 .4SS, Halilmnr. I4ai 4..J lnnl"S 3 to 3 defeat of St. Louis today.
New Ycrk..l IS .11Hi Buffalo 10 .278
AMBB. ASS N. I STATK I.KAGI T.
W.I Pet. I W.I. Pel.
lndlanaD S..; 14 Mf. Heati !c
1
Kan. City, .20 1S Hustings ..
tulsvllle...f lli .71 Not folk ...
MUwaukea.,20 17 .Mli Voik
Cleveland ..14 1R .Cl't Fall-bury
St. Paul 19 is ..Ml Go. Iflnnd..
M1nneap's..W 31 ".aM, Kearney ...
Oohimbus...!! 2! .X3-"olunilJUS ..
3 .(W7
4 .IV'
4 .1141
5 .o'l
5 .:0i
9 .12
' Yeaterdar'a Heaalts.
WESTERN T.KAGl'E.
Topeka, S-H;- Des Moines, 11-0.
Wichita, 0; St. Joseph. 3-2.
Lincoln, t; Denver, 4.
Omaha. &-R: Sictix fit v. 8-10
NATIONAL LltAGfE.
St. lunula. 2; Ctihago. 8.
PltUburgh. 0; Clnolnnatl. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago. 1.
Detroit. 2 !; St. Ixuis, 3-2. Seven In
nings by sgreement.
FEDERAL 7.EAGCE
KSnass City, 8-0; Chicago, 3-1.
Pittsburgh. 4; St. Ixul. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland, 1-3; Indianapolis, 8-11
Columbua-Inilsvllle, rain.
Kansas City, 4-l: Mllvtsukee. 5-0."
St. Paul, 8-4; Minneapolis, 0-2.
Games Today.
(Double-headers, at all points In West
ern, 'American and National leagues.
-Western league Toiieka at Iea Moines.
Wichita-at St Joseph, Lincoln at Den
ver, Omaha at Sioux City.
National League Philadelphia at Bos
ton. Brooklyn st New York. Chicago at
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at St. Uxila.
American League Detroit at Chicago,
St. Louie at Cleveland. New York at
Washington, Boston at Philadelphia.
Federal ' League Pittsburgh s't St.
Loula. Baltimore at Buffalo. Brooklyn at
Newark. Kansas City at Chlcairo.
State Lesgue (No games scheduled.)
ST. LOUIS TEAMjS SHUT OUT
Knetzer of Pittsburgh Holds Sin
' feds to Four Hits Kansas City
and Chicago Divide.
HENDRIX LOSES HIS GAME
ST. LOtTTS, May .-Kneter of Pltts-
I burfn held St. Louis to four hits and his
W te-m ghut out the locals, 4 to 0. Score.
a it.ii.rj.
t Pittsburgh 0000 800 1 04 11 0
I St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 0
i Batteries: Pittsburgh, Knetser and
c, T.,,1. j.n - .. ti.
a . V- "w
Spilt Doable Bill.
CHTCAOO, May 30. -Chicago and Kan
sss City divided a doubleheader here to
day, the visitors wlnfilng the first game,
8 to 3, and being shut out in the second,
1 to 0. Score, first game: R.1I.E.
Kansss City 3 0 12 0 0 10 18 10 0
Chicago 00 000 00 3 0 3 0 3
Batteries: Kansas City, Packard and
Brown; Chicago, llendrlx. Black and Wil
son.
Score, second game: R H E.
Kansas City 0 0000000 00 0
Chicago 00 1 0 000 0 -) S 2
Batteries: Kansas City, Cullop and.
Brown; Chicago, Prendergast and Wilson.
Thirty-Eight Start
; ' Happy Hollow Play
Owing to the heavy rain only thirty
eight golfers at the Happy Hollow oiub
opening yoatertlay took part In an eight-neui-hole
qualifying round handicap for
prises offered by W. C. Bullard. Scor
ing ruled high owing to the heavy course
and weather conditions. Following are
the players:
A..C. Elllok
F. A. Oiscaden
Bryce Crawfcrd
Guy Llrgett
Jamee Nurness
C. E. Paulson
W. E. Shafer -George
Rosa
L. L. French
The pairings and,handtcapa for match
play are:
A. G. Klilck 14i against C. E. Paul
son (Ut.
Bryce Crawford (18.i against -.George
Rosa (3).
F. A. Cuscaden (22 1 against W. B.
Shafer (S).
James Kumrss (18) sgatnat U U
French (22).
All mtlrhei In the first round sre to
be . played within one week from t l.e
date of pairings,, unrler penalty of de
fault
Mondsv. Mav il. the club nrosram wlill''1'" n,,v mh" ''''a summer.
Inolude a swatfest elghteen-hola hanrtlcap
medal play, tan to ciuailfy. Prizes hsve
been offered by Joseph P. O'Kesfe snl
If. G Erowne.'
MISSOURI SCHOOL LEAGUE
NEARS CLOSE OF SCHEDULE
TARKIO, Mo , May 80 (Srxclsl )-A
few baae ball games renain yet to be
played in the schedules of the Mssoi rl
Intercollegiate Athletic ak'oclstlnn. The
race has not been aa exciting ss those
In tp. put. as William Jewell college ,Vw."ir. .7n to e tilled w
took the lead early In the championship learned at Pnoenlx, Ariz,
raca and held a clear record if sight! A recommendation that the niUaionar -..me.
won snd none lost. Klrh.vllie fc'?0
.Normal is second with a percentage of through chureh piihllcailona snd ifti.uenla
.T.iO. -Tsrklo coNegs thifd with .i-. Th ' to congregations caused a spirited .Uhate
- ,ncoid is as follows
' ftchool.
W.
L.
Wll ism Jewall
hlrksvllle
Tsrklo
Central
Westminster
Maryllle
Mlaamirt Vaile.'
...
.44
. .. 4
... 1
.... 1
I Missouri Wesleyan..
31. 1015.
Drawn
liPHELAN'S DOUBLE
WINS FOR CUBS
Ten-Inning Battle Goes to Chicago
Nationals on Home
Grounds.
TWO SACRIFICES SCORE HIM
Score :
sr.
ixri!
CR4tV
AR H O A K
AH.H.O.A K
Hiitatn. Vh I OPh.l.n, lb.. (Ill
nck. Jh ... 4 J -.' S Iflntiar. M . I 4 I I
uoitn. if... s t .1 i as-hmt. if.. 4 a o i
Mlll.r, lb .. 4 U A (i7.lmrtnn. lb 4 1 4 I
Ixini, rf .. 4 t t A asalvr. In ... 4 1 IS I
vn.n. rf.. 4 a n owmiama. cf 4 1 a
nml-r. a ..4,A I 0 SArtS-r, e... 4 t T I
SurHrr. ... 4 111 "Knlwlv. rf.. 1 I I
Sill, p.... I 4 nt'lr.. p... I 0 I I
aughn,
:.:i'.f
Totata: Ji T"7S1 1
Tfttal
Two out when winning run st ored
St. t.oiila I 00000000 0-2!
Chogo 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1- 3 ,
Tao-bsae hltn: Klmmarmtn. Fisher. .
j Saler, I Ming. Itmrglns. Ksaea on hall." '
wtr r-ierce. 7: off muee, a, lilts: irr
K '? Ti ,Brl,onhrwo-a: 1
ineX Wy'
Vuughn. 3: bv Ssllee. 1
Umpires: Byron i
and Orth.
Cincinnati. May so. -ntKbuish could
not hit Schneider today ami Cincinnati
won easily, 4 to 0. Harmon was lilt hard,
made. Score.
PITTflm-ROH. CINCINNATI
AB.H.O AR ahho.AR
I'trmy. If. . 4 110 Oloarh, rf... 4 1 4 0
Jnhn.tn. lb 4 I 0 inne. -.. 8 1 1 1
rHlrn. rf....4 1 a KIIIIIr, If,. 4 81 0
, . . ... , t. nn-.K. . . , n
ii in'-ndiu t m v m v vitnwi, ,D. ... a
wnrr. m. 4 0 14 Hlrlfrlth
rf 1 4 1 0
vlo. 2b ... 4 14 0 OVnKlnlta, lb I t 1 0 S
U.rn.r, h.. II 1 SI flMnllwtll. lb I 1 It 1 0
Hrhn. e. .. 1 n 1 I m-l-rkA t. . . 1 & B a
llarmua, I Hrhnl4er, p I. f
.' Total. .. ..Mlwlil Ts4aM....sj"2?ill
Plttsbui-rh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ti 0-0
Cincinnati 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 4
Two-base hit: Clsrke. Three-bsse hit: I . rtcsfii full-grown Orollns h,"1lfrog.
Isch. Stolen bsses: Vlox, Johnstone. 1 ,' , . . , , .... .,..
Knrned runs: Cincinnati. 1 1 Hmble hl'h were turned loose. Hewas Sttom
lilay; Wscner to Johnstone. Bsses on panled by Clilef IC!iutv Osme Wnttler
Klgier and Hart.
Field Club Opening
Brings Out Golfers
The Field club opening yesterday
brought forth fifty ambitious golfers,
from whose number the following quali
fied for the O. T. Wilson and a. W.
Lslr prlxc-s. In match play against bogey;
F. W. Hull
K. W. Both
Al Calm N
J. W. Hughes
R. W. Morrison
B. F. Thomas
C. M. Richards
I. F. It:nn
M. H. Lft Donceur
H. C. Knhn
K. A. Bitlrd
3. A. Abbott
H. McCoy
A, O. Nichols
J. W. Tlllaon
J. B. Kratlenhurg
K. 13. Brando
r. J. Balid
P. Wernher
O. I). Kipllnger
The Field club lias adopted the Root
system of handlcaping this year.
Tuesday 'morning the women anlfera
will be given an opportunity to show
their skill In a competitive match. Hand
cops will be arranged.
Army Defeats Navy
BySix-to-Five Score
WF.dT TOINT, N. T.. Msy 2fl.-Tha
Army defested the Navy at base bain"
.-l-.. at A r "TH. - 1 . A Ll. . .1 I
... . . i.c tauria nit '"ooini
hsrd 1n the pinches, gathering their
tallies In pairs, while Neland, except for
n mnmenfarv aniu, in tliA 4hlr,l I, am I
the middles got three singles and a home
run off him, kept tho I. Its well Oletrib
uted. The Army was outplayed In the
field, too, but tho cadets' errors were
not of the costly vsrlely. Home runs
hy Mitchell and I llcl.S) snd H. Fisher's
hitting were festures of the game.
Tcdsy's 'game makes the seventh
sli sight It tory the cstlc ts heve scored '
eve scored
,ny hmI
over tne ml Idle if In as ma
Some:
Navy 0 0 4 l 0 0 1 0 b-S 11 2
Ari.iy 20220000 - III 8
Batteries: Navy. Hlodgt-tt and Hicks:
At my, Neyland ami Oliphan.
tAbltKN TENN S CRACKS
WILL NOT PLAY IN OTZrtJT 7
The eaatein tennis clacks will riot
ws.4 expected they might, while on their
way to the Pacific coast. naliney re-
eel verl woid veslerduy that they weru
Iciltd to play In llttshurgh nnt'l June
X and that they would then hate to
hustle iliht on to Fan Francisco for the
big tourney there, after which they ait-
to play at lxingwood.
Culls from the Wire
Csp'.al punishment will not be Irgielsted
1 llr.it, a aa I I .. . . . . 9 a U A
.111 1110 gi-iiriai (uarmui)' at llteiailil,
Colo
iP ' Another deattrcyer was sdded to the
I- J Ameili-sn navy when the Jscob -Jones
n launched at the yard of the New
.' j York Shipbuilding company at Camden,
I ork Shipbuilding company st Camden, S r,7?- . - '
.ilnch guns snd four twin torpedo tubes.! 17 I A V't S f- J
11 j It must mska twenty-nine and one-half 1 bsif t r -' jl 11
.800 knots an hour
for The Bee by
Schipke Goes to
Yankton to Handle
I Independent Team
1 -Sklpt'er" Hill Srhlike left last night
I for Yankton, where ho la to tukc chaine
J of an Independent base ball team as man
ia ger. lie will have a nice mlitry nt
t lat hed to the lob, and expects to plav
two cr three times a week. The team la SCOTT
: made up mostly of college players, and
Srhl ke will art aa coach ns well aa man
nger, teaching the boya aome of the '
flneaae of the game. Not niHny laera
In the west are better equipped for such
a billet than ft-hlpke, Tor he hns hsil long
evierlencp,. sll the way from Omnlia to
; Washington snil lwck ngnln. ami knows
haw to play tmsv bsll both wnys from i
o the mltltlle. i
i Red" Styles will pel alonB with Skipper.
and will give hla wing a little exert Isa;
J from time In time. :
12.000 MORE FISH
FOR CARTER LAKE
3iff Ineretae in Tinny Population
.of Water Marks SsMon'i
Opening of Club.
00VERN0R IIOHEHEAD TSESFNT
i
j Carter t.akt? elnh liarl t dum" nr.l rnniy
.opening satur.iay .an.- c.eni.-- "
of Ooverror Morehead rn.l nan t ..mmi-
t,,n,,r oBrlen fnlletl tc counterl'ilnnc-
- , , ' , .,, rrowrl
' the Vad wealhiv l.y brlncltig a crown, a
-w nrryed In the evenln. but stayed
H .. ...... I If,, nl.k.ltil
Close to llie ciuneorrr eon
0,,,.n rirr
' . . ,. ,..,-..
! Fish I Ulllllllf -slnnei
O'Brien enialnd
lor enoueb to ree flah and over
. tsrtfole. Which he hnl hroUgM fro. l
'ho stale hstcherlcs st Orel its, dumpeti
' inf0 the lake. Benlries thes. he hrniighl
uf the fish Ir the Inke the governor msd
a sneech In which he declared that In
wanted to be ft booster for Carter lake
and world do sll bo t mild tn help It alonB.
Irank L. Weaver, tresldent of the club,
also mr.de a speech, culling the gov
ernor's attention to tho fact that the club
Is not run for rroflt, tivit purely for the
pleasuru of Its members.
The governor ' then eacorted ovei
Jho gronndrt and shown the numerous
Improvements ,wh1t h have been msde.
W nnld nrliior t'lob Tnto rltraaka.
The matter cf the club grounds bMni
Incntcd lii Iowa was hrotir.ht to the gov
ernor's attention and he promised his
help In Interesting Governor Clsrke and
the legislature of lows In fie proposed re
adjustment of the state line so that the
Iclub grOtimln lenj be In Mehiaslts. It Is
suggested that an agreement might he
j made, by which Lake Manswa. which Is
: In fcsrrv county. Ncbinsks. could he
Irsded ti It.wa for Carter Iske, which
I- now la In lows. In fact. Is In Cat'iicll
! Bluff a sml pays eltv tsxrs to thsl mu.
nlclpalUj. I . tp Miinswa, it l "aid
nexer brought fwrvy county anything c
cept the nereralty of finnncing a certain
murder trlrl at a cost of 82,400.
The big suction dredKc Is alreadv s:
work In t'urte:' lake. A nmnhcr n' re
mrnt sldnwa'lis have been laid, the r-i
nls courts have been ereiitlv Improved.
,;,,,, neuefltetl by ( hamherlaluV
l.lnlinent.
i "t Ve used Chsmher'lsln's I Inhneni
for sprains; br ilsvs end rheumatic pains
and Iho r.rcut bent-fit 1 have received
Justifies my recommending It In the
highest terms, " writes Mrs. Florence
fjMfe. Wshssh, Ind. If you are troubled
with rheupistle pains you will rertulnly
be plrascd .villi the prompt rel'ef which
! Oiiuiiherleln's Liniment affords. Obtain-
able everyr.he-e. Advertisement.
k ' ,
Many to See Stecher
Meet Serb Champion
PIERCE. N'b.. Msv 30 (Si.eclal l-A
ipeclal tnun will I run frc, j ,(l-o t i
be Slcil-tr, wln-n he t.jeet the 1:g rc - 'i - potr -
SJitjrtVan rlmmpl.it, Gov.-dorlcn, In the
! open-air aiena of the Pierce Athletic
club on .Monday. Mav i".
j A rcmplrtr i Hrnhal of sports hai' b,
; arrsnRed bv the chib, Including a hU
gam, l.,lve.n Doilgp and Battle Cuck
. sr inl-;,rofvsshinal tenuis.
j Nt-ithta- wi-"t.tlT has ever been thrown.
Swinnerton
CLEVELAND STOPS
SOXVICTORIES
After Winning Nine Straight, Chi
cago Amciicaas Lose Two-to-One
Contest. v
IS STRONG IN BOX
CHICAGO. Msv SO.-Clevelsnd today
lirok." the White Sox' wlnnlnf streak,
tt Mch has extended to nine games, by
winning, to 1. deplte the excellent
I Id lilnn if Scott, who s'ruck out seyen
men. Score:
CI.KVK1.AM1.
AH.H.ll.A K
An H.n. A g
litioiil rf. 4 J a ari.-n. t.
1 I
a a
a a
1
4 s
l i
a i
8 i
a a
a
i e
a
Turner, ih . 4 0 2 4 i -Qnlnlnt.
i Impinin, 4 1 it Mtnth. Sh..
. 1
.. 3
rh s
I 4
rf 4
. 4
.. I
1 o
a :
a t
i :
a t
t i
l t
t ii
.imkanit. ti). 4
1 14 a fir i i,M I nr.
tlrali-r, rf.. 4
Sill 111. If . . 4
IturhHr. lb. 4
VNtll. r .. 4
t'oumlir. p.. 4
3 I a flPiirn'r,
I 1 S It .1 c.lllin.
113 fWrnrer
aii inrtuf. lb.
ass fwrinik. a
4
I
... .-Hrnll. p.,
u i :i ii mnir ....
i
Total!
.. 1
Total 91 T St 10 8
' 1e eland 0 n i. i) 0 u p ' 0-j
Chleauo r 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
l!.m for Fslach n third.
ilntletl for Scott In nhilh.
To-bae hits: llriney. l-'elseli. Brief,
Weaver. Stolen baaea: BarhBre, Brief.
iHiuhln play: Uulnlan In Schslk. Baaes
in bulla: Off 4'otnnli", o'f Scott, 1.
Hit hv pitched ball: Bv Counibc. Bi.'ef.
Slr.ick mil: Hy Scott, il by Coumbe, 1.
i'milrcs lllldebrand Hid O'lxiughlln.
rlrnwaa In and Tie. ,
ST. t.OI'lS, May .1). In n double-header
replete with fast double plays, the locals
won the first gnrte, 3 '.o 2, and heldi
I let roil to a 2 to 2 tie In the second, here
today. . The second rrmie tvaa -tided at
the close of the seventh Inning by agree
ment, to penrlt Hetrolt tc catch a train.
Score, first game: ,
ntTIwHT. gT. tXJtJlft
All II OAK ABIIOAK
rtuih. .... t 1 8 I l.hoit.n, If. t 1 1 0 '
Mil. Oh. ... I 11 1 I OAuMln. Sb.. .4 1111
Cobb, rf 4 0 I nprnlt, 2b... 4 14 4
cmwfont, rf 4 0 I a in . walker. ef I I I S
VMrhi If... 1 owttilami, rf I I a
Kvii,i. ib i I 51 3 iin. lb... 4 1 1 o
Vnanii, lit... 2 4 11 nuvin. ... 4 111
Oilier, r.... 4 111 OAsnew, o... I 1 I I S
bubuc, p.. 4 10 1 0llmaa, il I 1 I
Tatilr 1'3i 15 I Totals to M II II 1
Two t ut w.it n wlmilr.K run scored. '
U Detroit ...0300 il 000000 'o 2
f-'t. Louis.. 0000 0 1 100'JO l-3
Two-base hit: C. Walker.' Douhle
laya: .u.tln to Pratt to Leary, Young
to Kavsnaugli to V lU, Weilmsn ti
l.eury. Iirtaei on balls: Off Dubtic, 2;
off W Hunan, 3. Balk. Wrllman. etruck
out: Bv Dubiic, 2:
Psased nnll: Aj.new,
and Mullnnsey,
by Wollman, 8.
fmplres: Evans
."-core rrrond game:
DETROIT. BT. LOPIS
AK.II.O.A.R. AU 11.0 A
Rimh, ra.... 9 0 1
aFbotun,
1 0 I
Mil. lb.,.,. 2 0 1
fnhb. if I I I
t'rawford. rl I 0 I
Vrai-h. If... I 0 1
jAXOhsnn. If. I I 1
Kaianch. Ib I 1 HI
Ynuni. lb... 1 0 I
H.r, c... I I I
(aval. p..... I 0
Inland, a... 1 0 0
OAurtia. Ih... SIS
l'Walah.
0
OPralt. lb.... 10 4
or w.lk.r. sf I
OW'llliann, rr 1
OHnwanl. Sb. I I 1
lairi-, lb... Ill
I ltvan, aa, , . I 0 1
OAcntar, o.,,. Sll
0 Hnmllton, pill
1 4
Murlrlly
0 0
Oi.'drniillk D 0 0 0 e I
Walkar.. 1 S 0 S I
Totala.
Bnkpt
.31 I It II 1
Totals 11 4'M 10 I
hit l.y bat Hi toll.
Hun for Austin In the third.
Hatted for Lnvan in the seventh.
Called by agreement,
I-etrnlt 0 0 0 0 1 11
St. Loula 0 10 10 0 01
Two-liuce hit: Jacobean. Three-base
hit: Agnes. Double plays: Prr K
l.aiity, 1 Innilton tu Piatt, Lavan tc
l.onr to l'r.-itt, l.nv.in to Leary. Basel
on bails: OTf Caret off Huiand, 1;
.ut 1 1 tan i il tun, 6. Hits: Off Cavet, 4 in
four Innings; off Roland, none In three
linings. t'i( Humlltnii, .1 to ilia end
iie-ti;lril Innings: off J.midermllk. non
l:i two-t.'ilnl Inning. Struck out:- B
Cavet. I. Wild lii.-h. Cavet. Passed
in new. t inpir.
spires- Ecans and
Mulisncy,
f'ataal trasar.
At San Francisco Morning:
Venice
Oakland
R. U.K.
..i s 0
.u a 1
llatteries: Johnson and Snencer: Ul-
wuter and Kuhn. -
Aftirnotin game: R.II.K.
Venlie 4 jo
IHlklHIld ....2 s V
Batteries: Henley snd Mitse; Pruiett
snd Kuhn.
At Ijds Angeles Morning: R.H.E.
Salt Lake City 4 13
;ia Anxees 1 S 1
lintteries: Hsil and Hannah; Burns
: iin I'.'i'.c.".
Afternoon game: R.H E.
.-ili Lake city u
Los Angelea 3 7 1
Hitiiiea: I .airy and liunnah; J. Ryan.
1 at e an.) Bi ooka.
At Hoi-Uaml R.H E.
Han I'ranclsco..,,' S t
Tnri'iind 8 f 1
linitt-iica: Fanning slid Bepulvedaj
Hit.) I.ihiithani, Krause end Fisher.
iH
NoHlbern Aaaoclatluw.
Memphla. 1: Mobile. 0.
Naahvllie. 2: Atlanta. 6.
Relief from teste Hheeanaf aa.
John II. Uior.x. Winchester. N. H..
writes: ,"1 aulfer from acute iheumatlsm
ard Sloan's tJnimant slwsys helpi
quickly. Sic.' All dnigglsi. Advertise
ment.
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