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71 LK KKK: OMAHA, 'ITTKWAY. MAY W- 4 Bringing Up Father i'opyrl.rhf, !SU. ?ntern'l New Scrvlie Drawn for The Bee by George McManus I D-D AND Hr PATHS KtEP IT UP-CUAMCf- voo arc act.n; the Part of a duke very niCELY ME. WIFE VUX never rr wise- r r rs 9 -1 tKNOW -EUT IVE HAD MORE FUM AT HAJ1V A rUHERAL A r Wl TELL. MACilE LATE THAT TOO ULD LIKE TO0 TO MYCLUB-TMEH KIH ,T OUT T oo I 54 ALL fV$HT- I1L HANC AROOHO tHE FEED TENT UNTIL I HE AH FGM you; MAM- I oorrr KNOW mvvtHI fHC MATTER VtTH THAT CHJKE - HE'S TRTIN' TO DRINK THE CHARLOTTE nr, RL)AF 40 TELL HIM HOW TO EAT THEM 5 v v m i " i Tuwy una - m. -Tam I VI BL " i A .a Ml. I i. nr vnfl Mf i inn k a m mm. :v lj a w i a vr. , m -wr m m a uruwr v i i i i THE PAPER ROXP AROUND "Eh TOO? J 1 e-oi GILLIGAN HANDS ROURKES DEFEAT Spavcned Twirler Allows but Five Hits and Booster Sluggers Ham mer Home 3 to 2 Victory. ' TRIPLE BY JONES TURNS TRICK Inability lo connect with th teaalng lent of tha pailnri Mr. Ollllgan rr- tiled In the Jgninilnlou downfall of the Rourklot (1m y, wllli tha reiult that Omaha loot a nail game, ?, to , and om 4,0 In Svo ldy bug and an eo,ual iuihIt of Hit violent rg went Into mourning. , - Mark Alllnnn wa the victim '-nlf idfiy. Th rude hooeler gve him rap In th iim-Ui In the eighth fiamo of th iiffulr ntd he txpltad a beaten id ft . Jour I rack Triple, . WHh a man out In ll.a fuml eighth, full Hunter cracked a double to right and iid Tna Jone, who evidently had an id h wa on th Mexican border, got 1-elMge.rctit and amarked a trlpl thrnuah Koinytfjt'a lioofi, riiiilln( Xorhnatar liiil.' KHa .Mel.,ri llfil a mrrin. fly Ui Kruir, and Jonea lumht rnd over tha run. Ir. fa4 mi'Dlc from tha ladr bURi. Th ottiar Jn Mlni run waa gurnrrci in tha third on a It it by Kwoldt, Millcra mlix-ua, Gi!llnir lnflnid out and IfHhn'a flld-rf dwi't t Klld'iff, wlioca throw to (hi tlata fulled to nl Kwoldt. Omaha, aUo ihalked up a. lull)' In the thlid. llunlor dropped Jiurit'a fly and 8mith aarrtfk'H. Koraytha'a lnl lo U tt 'ounttd Ilur. Itallr I'alia burt. Tfia Jlourkovlnlnna klckrd larga ftvr uti t)rui' on the li-l of victory In tha fit.al fruiti. hut couldn't qulia ovcrtaka it. After lCi'kinan cillod Murahall nut on BlriNi, mm h to thnl youth'i dla"it, Tri'iit aloua-hH a douhla down ths first ' line and rouni'd on Oklahoma Fia Kliduff'a alnjl tvr arond. Krnlo KrufT waa dcrih ki-d from th confliiri of tha duaout to hat for AHlaon, but I'rnia fluked In tha pinch and rolled a puny gioundrr to kwoldt. Hunt rolled ono to the aine Rent, mho run alwuy mall if tror mient when you want him lo, and thfc fn loly trailed fir hume, Tha fray wan dinned In the r")ll thiKi of one hour and thirty inlnuina. Jt wan n IhcknUaalr ul aort f a riaatlnie, however, witiitiut any of tha Ihrllla tha upa tutor clamor for. The final gutne of the eilea between Onmhi and Ie Molneamlll be played lo dy. The game will aiart at S IS. Atoie; 1 1 KM SliilNKS, All. U. II, tl. A. R Mlm. rf u 0 I o li llunier. of 4 I I I o I J. ),., lb ., 1 3 10 0 (I Mlon. If I 0 I II 1 1 Upahr. e, S 0 0 ( 0 0 lUriford. aa 4 0 (I 1 1 0 Kwoldt Jl 4 12 3 4 2 'lir. Ib 10 12 0 1 Ulllltiafl. p 4 0 1 0 2 0 Total M "j 27 1 4 OMAHA AH. R. H. O. A. R. Burr, b... 110 14 0 Bmllh. If S 0 1 1 I 0 Koreylh. rf 4 0 1 10 0 Krua, ,1h 4 0 0 i 0 0 Miller. Il... 4 0 0 IS 0 Marehall. 0 4 0 1110 l'Hef, n 4 I 1 t 0 Klldoff. t 4 0 1 S 0 0 Alllwm, p i 0 0 0 3 n Kiueanr I 0 0 0 0 0 Tala ...J6 i 27 14 Knier hailed fur Alllaon In tilnlh. ie Mnliiea- li"ii 0 1 A 0 0 0 I 0 1 Hue 0 1110 12 2 I- I Mimha Runa ,.' 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1--J Una 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 1 I- 'three-haw hit; Jine T haee hlU; lni). llunier Maiahall, ritent. scrl fi, hli Mlin. i llr. Kuilili. hacit. 'lee fly. Mel,,!,!!. tili.lmi !,.. l,1(l( tmuhle pl 1'iimt lo Miller. I.ett ,.(, ! t If M.'lnie, '. (mmin, 7 hiriuk cut. ly (ill Umi 4. hy ,llu, 1 I,,P, I'll .M tUl' lllMMitll, I. I. If AIIIkmi I, 1 I mi'liu; K. knmn and i nr. ne, 4lfc I Hum tiii: hlttl irwarr TaUa Um frw Trka h Nla in rrn. T"ltKA Kan. M.v 1 -nt j,.,4 Sl"'"4 '.'. frtiltd h lh i.s IliJ.H pll.tiii. Ht ,l...-i., ln.ik alt .rl - 'il Ui. -i; '!? h r Ji'ni iu Mi h II Tydnrnan. lioulile play, llmnhull lo i'in i run to Anler. Hiolen Ihiwk; Hulllvan. Klikheni, Jonidnii, Wlillnnm, IIuUt, I Hie - (iff M'nuliell, (i In four IririU'tcn, off laehnor. 2 In io li,nlrii, olf rUover, j In two and two-thlrda liinlnn: off Hoin tnem, II In five and two-thirila 'nniri", off l'aili. i In t0 Mlirt one Hill d Tn nlri l.xeea on iU Off MhikI'iII. 2: off (irovrr. .'; off hurnmeia, 2; of I'eln r aon, I, Htiiwk out: fly Hlovir, 'i, hv Kom mr, 2. I'neioid hall: Moure. I'mpliea: AnJr and J'onllua. thiii.!', "tiiaioiit" ron JMK lou l,oe (tame by aeore of Five to Jnn, fffil'X ITV. la., ,lv 1. Lincoln made II thr-' attulirht ov-r Mou City by winning today iienie, i Ui i. 8core; LIM.iI.N, AM. It, If. ft A V.. Carltala, If 2 1 2 0 Hlnchman, 2b , I 0 2 4 Thonmeon, e.f, ..... li I II 2 0 0 Moa.e, ,1h 3 10 2 0 0 1 iber, rf 3 I J 2 I 0 K'evanaon, M ,, 2 0 1 2 7 1 William, lb 4 0 0 It 0 flohrer, c 4 0 0 I 0 0 Hoffman, p 4 0 I V 1 t) Total ... 6 7 27 12 I ciorx crnr, All. n. it, o a. v.. fell hen, e 4 0 I 4 S 0 Coiiney. 2h 4 0 1 1 I 0 li Wateon, cf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Connolly, f.b 4 II 2 0 0 0 lienln, If 2 0 0 2 0 0 Kane, Ih 4 1 1 I 0 0 Mueller, rf S 0 I. 2 0 0 f'roehy, c .2 1 1 I 0 ('. Wataon, p 2 0 0 0 1 1 MvlnaMona 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 31 2 "" 27 10 1 Hailed for C, Wteon In the ninth. Mnnoln , 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-8 Minna ity 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-2 lft on liaae: Hlcnn City, ; Lincoln, 7. Fleet haee on enure; Hlnux City, I: Mn. coin, I, Haerlflce bile' C. Wiiieon, f'roeby, Two.haee hit: Wmrneon. Hiolen hiee: Irfiber, T'ouhle play: Hleveneon to Wll llama. fUrurk out: Hy '. Waieoii, Haee on hull ;ff C. W'aleon, H; off Hoffman, 2. lilt bv riltrhed hall: Hy Hoffman. Mueller and I.lvlnjrutone, tm tilrta: Mullen and Andrew. Time: 1 :'. witiir: in mtr tub nicAiit Standing of Teams WKHT, r.r" A'tlT,, I NAT. UKAOVK. W.l..l'ri SV li.J'il Wlehlia ... 2 .a" I'hlla 7 4 m I.lnf tlu 3 T 'M'o ... ft .H flmah ,,,.fi 2 Huefon 4 "0 T'ipeka ,.,,ft 4 Iirooklyu .. 2 .W Iienver ,.,,4 h .444' Hi. Iul,..,7 7 .' Hloua City.. 4 .400 f"lncliini ,. S .ViO leMolnS ,'4' IMtlahuigh .6 .4") HI. Jneeph. 2 ' Nw Vork..l f A'Hj AM fill, J,KACil'E, I AMKtt. A HHN, W.UVd W.I.I'i t. Wh'n ... ix"Miiiviin n ,'ir, fieliolt .,,, 7 .2 Indlannp.,, J I Hfi ll'iutnn ,,.,. 7 ,M Mliuii'Hpa.,, 7 ti .M Cleveland .9 7 ,WI I 'oluinliun 7 li ,M New yor..T ,f,'M Kan. City,. 4 7 .SUM CMcmkh ... 9 ,ur- Tnlrdn .,,.4 7 fl lul.,.t Ht Caul ... 4 7 ,iM I'hlla. ,,..,.4 10 .2k Milwaukee, a j() ,n' Vealvrdur'a lleaull. WKHT I'. KM I.KAft:n. ' fie Molne. J, Omaha, I.lnntlii, fc, Hloun City, 2 HI, JoKeph, ; Topfka, 7 lunvei', 4; Wlrhlia, !i. NATION A I, I,KA(II'K riitahiirah, ; Clriclnneil, 2. M. lrf)Ul-(1ii)iii!o, rain, Hrooklyn, ; New Voik, fi, I'hllivtolphlii, t: Hoalon, fi, AM I'.HK'A S I.KAOI'I':. ChleBiHl,. liiila, rain. Cleveland, 2: lieiroli, o. noalnti. A: WtaehlriMlen. R New Voik, 2, I'lilladelphlu. 4 AJIKHH'AM AHOCATIO,. Mlnnepolla, I; i.'olumbue, 14. Milwaukee, h; I.ftiilevllle, S, Ht. raul-Tiiledo, rain, Kaimaa Cli v-lndlanapoll, rain, datura Today, Weatern Ieai De Molne at Omnha, Ht, Joeeph at Topeka, l.inroln nt r-lom City. Itenver at Wichita. Natlnnal Iu Hrnoklyn at New York, Philadelphia at llontoii, Plilahiiriili wl Cincinnati, Aiiifrlcan la(tiie-Cil' an nt Ht. lyiul. Cleveland l I'etrolt, Moatnn l Waali Inaton, iVew Voik (it rhllailnlplila. SENATORS IN LEAD AS THEYLICK SOX Washingrton Hops Out in Front of Frocesiion by Trouncing the Boston Red Hose. SCORE IS FIVE TO THREE V WAHIUNOTON, May l.-Wehlnglon went Info th led In tha American loague pennant rac today hy defeating Iloaton, .' to 3, while Detroit and New York wert loalng to Cleveland and nillndolphln, r pectlvely. ftulh waa unateady and paaeed nlna men, Roton hit Harper hnrd, hut failed to make the lilt count except In one Inning, In th eighth, with the anora 3 to 2 glnet Whlngton, and on out, Ruth Paeaed Rondeau, William and Morgtn. tonard appeared and lienry greeted him with a two-baae lilt, hlcli cleared th hee. kfore: rtenrer Inara I. nine lit Wolrea by Sflnr to I'our eoee, WK-kta, Kan,, May l.-Wb hlf took aflvanlaVe of Hie penver plti here' wild-tii-ea and rouplma hit wlih walk and eror In the atnond Inning, won. It to 4. heore,: i WICHITA, All. R. If. TO, A, IC. Tohlln. If 5 112 0 1 Km, rf 6 1 2 :t 0 o HBckaon, of 4 1 1 7 o 0 AhKteln, lb., 4 0 0 0 0 Hrllton, 2b.,,.. 4 3 3 2 4 0 IffilliiM, ilb 2 1 0 0 t 0 Ml' hi, r ... 4 12 3 1 I Oinv. c , 4 117 2 0 .lohnaon, p ., 1 I 0 0 1 (I Nmlih, p., 0 0 0 0 0 i rate, p 21010 Totula,.., (Vi 10 27 10 2 DKNVKn. AH. It. II. TO, A. K Miller, rf a i 2 0 o Kellhnr, 5 12 1 4 i Onkea, cf 3 0 1 3 0 f Huli lu r. If 3 0 0 2 0 I'yer. lb 4 1 0 1 J I rte. d, 2b 3 13 2 4 0 f-hlf-lda, lb 0 I 10 1 0 Hheatak. 0 4 0 0 4 0 o King. j 0 0 0 0 1 ', p 4 II II II o l Maneei. Mleven t Total,.... S3 4 0 14 12 S Hailed for Maner In ninth. Penvrr OOOO00JJ 04 Vtlrhlta . 0 ti A 0 0 0 u 0 -! acrtflce hit: Hetllng. Twobaae hit Kllher, Tohlln. Kox, prlttnn, f.lt.ehl, Gray. Hti ten beea: llrltlon D, Jack on iJV lllla: off Klpa. 2 In one and on-lhlrd Innlngn; off Manaer, ; off .Inhneon, 1 In two and two-third Innlnaa; off I'ate, 3 In ' Innliiga. Hea cu bull' (iff Kin t; off Mnnaee 1 ..rf l,,l,na,n ll; off Hmllh, 1, off rale, 2. Mrmk n it: Hy rohuemi, 4; by Hmlth, I, bv I'ate, 4, hy Klna, 1; by Manaer, 3. Wild pit. h JiihtiMm tl. Hit by plt.hel ball l: .loluia.in, It.ed. Time: I.'.. I mnli wa it y an and Kane, ROSENBERG TRIUMPHS OVER GOFF BY SINGLE PIN una cf the beat mad-he In th famam Individual tournament wi rolled lat Plaht hrtaeen Itnaenberg ami fluff, Itoaey winning the aevenlh aum and the aerlci Mum n raay fur Wartihow, tie winning four out of alt gtiiiiri plated Tolilatit Kent and HhlfMa and fVhoii. O'an and YmiiMiiit H.-ore Itnat-litmrg .. rn SIS IM I . pil ! pn 0"ff l't y 14 v I'l ! I' wtf nuiih ,. . J r U 1.4 !.! IOI4 W arti-hnw 11 m ui 14 I 4 - in llirfiyef, rf iaiifrlfl, Hi. Ii la. r Brar'm WAttlltwiTON AH H il l I All M O A I! IlearUia'n If 4 I 'l "Hfc.i,,.. rf,,, j i t o k.Ml, p t I i 'iraiier, lb .. 4 1 1 I 9 4 11 ftWllan. r I ... I It I I I 1 0f,,-., f j i 4 111) (Miclfa, Ih 1 0 li.rdn.r fib. 4 4 1 I ev.iiiami, lb 0 A Hurra, Jh ...4 14 liMnrttn, lb., I 1 I 1 l4 lllenrr, t 10)4 I'M. Mrlila, H, 4 I I 0 I'll. rear. .... 4 I II I li Tel It i4 rr 12 0 4 i Ane, o., ; i ii'iitiaa, e. ' fi.,,1, lonaril, p f'arriaan , Hiifirien ,, I ! Ml f mmf-V ,4)-.4rA;.aV gl.4M Cubs Are Ordered to Cut Players' List to Twenty-One Men ClflCAOO. My 1.-A telegram received by Trealdent Charle Weeghrnan of th Chicago National fiaae Hall teum from I'reatdont Tener of tha National leagu. Informing th Chicago Huh that It will hava to reduca t llt of plujera to th regular number of player, twenty.ono men, raiiaed conaldcrahle . ciiiiinent among follower of th team, The Chicago club la now carrying twrity-alx men. Including Manager Joaeph Tinker, Tha player limit rule, If enforced, will requlra tht at leaet four mn ba rleBed at one, a the rule takea ffect May I, Trealdent Weegh rnan, It waa ald. wa told at th time of tha algnlng of th peace agreement between th Federal league and Organ led Paae Ball that h would liot have to obaerve tha rula whan ha combined th Cuba and tha Vhte. It I ald that th Cub will aurfer evrly If tha ml I enfnrcad. Tinker ha nlna pitcher on hla llt, o If a cut haa to b made, It I rnnldercd probable that part of the rut, at leant, will come In tha twirling alaff. CINCINNATI, O., May l,-Th fhlcaga National leagu club muat namo twenty- ona player eligible to take part In Na tional league cniitrt, and only theae men can play, but th club la allowed until neat aan to dtapnae of other player whom they may reliiln, but who at not eligible to play In the National leagu. Thl 1 the rnntructon placed by Chairman Auruet Herrmann of the Na tional rommlaalon on Hie agreement en tered Into with the Chicago .uh at Hi peace agreement here laat wlnl'r. liner Iran AaanrlalliiH, At Columbua n u ;, Mlnneapoll I 2 A ( iillilllliil 14 10 3 Halteile; l)nae, I litem and T)iee, HradV and Coleman, At laiiilavllle ' R i:, Milwaukee ............ & jl 4 iuisle ,. , a 1 Halleilca Ymina, Iaih and Mayer, l.iiuue, Ittug .liiiuea and lmtie, Mr I'eoplr lion! hniili. A alt.ailnli Ut .i-ea an awful bt of Itilaeiy .tii keep It active uw I if. King New l.if I'tli unly .v All itrulnt -AdvrtlH ment Tllala . . SB l 4 14 1 Halted for l-fonrd In ninth. li.,, i fnr l'arrlan In ninth. Ilfialoit 0 0 0 .1 0 0 0 0 3 nahlnatnn 0 2 0 0 U O 0 t '-it Two t'liae hlla: Henry, .lanvrln. Haerl flce hit: Judge, I'ouM" play: Mm gait lo Ml lirlde to Judge; Mcllrlde to Morgan lo Judge; Hurry to Jaiivrln to Hirry to Agnew to (lardner to Agnew; Harry tr tiiitdner. Ilaaea on balla: Off Hulh, i of r Harper. 2. Hit and earned run; Off It nth, ft hit. 6 run In aeven and one third Innlnga; off fe"nnard. 1 lilt, no run In two-third Inning. IH hy pitched ball: Hv Ruth, Morgan; by Harper, Hcolt and Agnew. Hlruck out: Hy ftulh, 3: bV I.Hiiiiard, 2; by Harper, 4. L'mplfcg: Con nolly end Owen. I levrlantl Heal Tiger. HKTKOIT, May 1. ritanlcy Coveleekl pitched Cleveland to a 2 to 0 victory over lietmlt In riiln-wept gam her to. lav. The game waa called while tha lth Inning wa being played and the acure reverted lo Ihn end of tho fifth, OiMncv lnile, a pua to Turner, and Hmlth double In tha flret Inning (cured ( luvi lurid a run. Hcore; CI.rVlU.AM) flKTHOIT AH II OAK AH. 11.0 A K flranfr. If.,, I I 1 0 (1VUI, ,..,. 0 0 4 Turner, Hi... I I 1 t Mattel, Ik., I t I I (ieaaar, cf.. 1 4 la nhb cf .... 10210 Hinlili, rf..,. 2 1 I ll UVeach, If..,. I 0 0 0 llanilll, Ih... I 4 14 f'l 'r.jvford, rf I 0 A f lli.oaH '.h I I I AHallnian, tbt 10 0 1 inl.r., I 1 0 eil'liin, lb..., 1 I ll 0 0 YN.NI, ... t 4 1 4 fiHiaiMta, .. 2 t I 0 0 rtlnlakt, el I I I lliaunl, .... 3 DOII) Totale. ... 14 7 tl" 7 T Tolali IT J IH It I Cleveland 2 0 0 0 0--2 tielrolt 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two-bae hit: Hmllh. Hcrlflr lilt: Oraney, Hpker Houble play: Oandll, uiialed; f'obh to Malael. F1rt baa onerroi; Cleveland, f; lietrolt, I Raaei on balla: Off Covlkle. 1: off Pau. 1. F.arned run; Off Coveleakle, none; off luaa, !. Htru.k out: Hy Coveleakle. I; by Pauiw, 1, irmplre. Evan and Chill. Mark Heat Yank. PHILAnill.PHIA, Mav l.-Phlladlphla defeated New York her today, 4 in 2, bv bum hlng hit with error In tha open ing liming. Hcor; MW VOftK PttlUntttJ'MlA. AH 11.0 A 13 AH. 11. O A It Malffl rf. 4 1 1 II OWIM. ta..,,4 14 2 1 i.lll.n.tlev, if 4 A 1 Pli k. lb 4 I I II 1 Uaaa. I(., I lit i-mi itink, rf... 4 I Haker, II. ... 4 44 u Marin. If. , 4 1 I 0 ft imia.ia. lb. 4 4 4 i' I one, Ib... 1 14 11 I'M.p, III .... 4 111 Uli Inula, IK. 1 10 0 0 I'a. klne', Hi I I I llbeinva n. rf I 1 II 4 Nuiiamakr. ll I I I 0Meer, o f I Huaeall ... Ill "ll.ian, p .,,.1 1141 HalJatll ... 1 I 4 Tmalt .... 40 I IT 11 I T.Hall . ..! Ikll I i Untied tor Huaaell In ninth. 1 Vew Ymk ll 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I i it, ii., I. i,, hia In 0O1O00-4 I Two baae hit: l'lpp. Home run: Htrunk. Htnleii bar; Jiie, Mi Inula 121. P.-'ible Husker Freshmen Capture Dual Track Meet from Doane CRETE, Nr.b., May t.-(ttpclJ T'-Io-rm oDan collega met defeat at tha hand of th Nebratkfi unlverally freh men In a dual track meet held on Doan fluid her thl afternoon, Tho track wa rathor alw on aooount of th recent lain, o that few good record war ma1. Th final coun. w: Iioana, 41; Ne,braka, 67, Grown of Poane won th individual honor with thirteen point to hi credit, Engitlrom and Dint, both of the ferahmtn, tied for econd plm, wtlh ten point a each. Kutmriary: loo-Yiiid ilaeb: Urfiwnf Jmane, flrt; Hryana, Nebiaeka, aeinnd; 1'araon, N Inaaka, third. Tim, 0:loy Wi-Yard dnah: Werner, Nelirak. flrt; Hrown, I mane, econdi Taraon, Ncbraaka, third. 1 true, 0 440-Yard daah. Drown. Ponn, flrt.; Hryan, Nebroaka, econd; Reed, poane, third Time, 0;f,.",. Half-mile run; Wnrh, Poane, flrat; JiKkaon, NebraaU. aecond; HU'Veui, Ne biaeka, third. Time, 2 W. Mlln tun; ilrnf. Netihraaka, flrat; Hmith, Hoane, aecond; Hpeiicer. Doan, third. Time, 4:i',4, t put: Reeae, Nebrsaka, flrat: Eng a ,i, Nehrneka, aecond, Haylott, Poane, tlilid. Plalane, Sa feet (t Inchea, Tola valut: Hayleit, poane, flrat; Con rad. Poane, erond; l,ngatroin, Nimraaka, third. Height, feet 10 Incbc. High lump: Werner, Nebraaka, and Kllnt, Nebraaka. tied for flrat. lli!lbt, j ieer I Inch, m-yard hurdle: Kinney, Nebraaka, fleet ; Itechort, Nohraeka. eecond; Klnpey, pofiue, third, 'lime: O lu. 5iyard hurdle: Hwhoed. Nebraaka, flrat; Heed, Doane, aecond, Unney, N braaka, third Time; :!.. Placua' Kugalrnm, Nebraaka, flrat; Reeae, Nebraaka, aecnnd; Haylelt, poane, third. Plalance, 1'1 feel, llroad tump; Clint, Nehrka. flrat; Carter. Poane. aecond; t'-ngalrOin, Ne braaka. third, Platanee, ) feet Inche. Relay and hammer both forfeited by Poane to the Ncbraaka freehmeti, ay for Blair, H allowed nlna hit, walked nlna and hit five, Peor; R H E. Ntar and btripeg.... 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 4 Jilalr 2 3 2 1 0 1 1 3 -U 9 I Battcrle' ttr, ,1oman and Krauaa; tltara and Htrlpei, Carter and ponovan. konlhrrn Aaaix-laflon, nirmlngh'am. S: Atalanta, 4, Naahvllla, a; Mmnhl 7. New Orleang, 2; Mobil. 0. Chattanooga, Ji Little Rock, 0. College Haa Ball, Roaton. $; Oeorgtwn, 4. Virginia M; Virginia, t. iaW.f.r. . ft " t taV i- V-iitt:iA. '1 Opening of Sherman Howard Ball League PARWE1X, Neb., May l.-8pf lal.V Ferwell opened the 1919 eaon at Roalu 'by playing a double-header and loalng both game, 4 to 1 and t to 4. Puiine brcg lot to Aahton on the latter ground, t to 4, Be Want Ad bring th beat remit. Blair Outplays the Stars and Stripes ftlaAirt. Neb., Max l.-fHnoclal Telegram.)- Blair beat the Hura and Htrlpea In n'alow game todny, 15 to B. R'alr acored In every Inning but ono and tho Htar and fitrlpe ecored In on,e InnlnifN only, Cloarnnn pitched for Illiilr and but for on bad Inning, tha third, had tha War and Htrlpe at hi mercy, Hrc Carter waa -rj-fa,B .The new Arrow COLLARspring style, in two height Iforu CLUlTT,lA600VfrCOINCM(M rr3 .Uti lleilenll lo I ' 1 1 1 1 . It.'.leull tf l'lpp In 'rrklniwiih Huah to Meyer to irltiiil. rlrat baae on errma, New . oik, .1. I'hiladelphitv 1. Haae on bah I'ff ttuaaell. I off Huah. .'. Hit aid earned I una Off llueaell. I bite. 3 run In i-itiht Innlnaa; olf Huah I hue 1 run In nine ltiiili., Htrui-k out; H Huaaell, li- jtoalt, I, I'tuptre .Snlllii and I i i BASE BALL OMAHA VS.DES MOINES April iirUO; May 1.2. ItOCHKK I'AItK MuaiUy, May 11, Ladlag1 Bar, Oauit Called lilt T. M. nor. Heai on Hal Karkalow Proa. liiil It costs little to Visit Colorado $50.00 is sufficient to cover all expense of an ex tremely interesting and profitable two-weeks vacation $25 more will furnish air the lux uries of such a trip. No other mountain resort is so near; hotel ac commodations are practically the same as in Omaha; side trips vary in length and cost to fit the convenience and pocketbooks of all; extras amount to very little. Many Omaha people spend their vacation in Colorado every pear because of the above features. They always find things of new in terest. Going to Colorado with them is like going home it is "their" vacation resort. If you have never visited Colorado, there are wonderful surprises in store for you. If you have been there, you will certainly arrange to go again this year, for at no time has Col orado been more attractive than this year new automobile tours, added hotels and sum mer cottages, better stocked trout streams, improved mountain trails. Vacation time will soon be here, so make your Colorado plans now. $17.50 round-trip fare in effect June 1st, via Union Pacific th '"Comfort Way" to Colorado made such by "means of splendidly equipped trains carrying Standard and Tourist Bleeping cars and free reclining chair cars trains that embody everything that tends toward pleas ant rail travel. Roadbed double-tracked with "heavier than necessary" teel rails, ballasted perfectly and pro tected all the way by Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals. "Colorado for tha Toarit"k 64-pg, beau tifully llluttatd booklet containing; money, and tim-aavHng Information fra upon application to L BEINDORFF, C P. & T. A. 1324 Faraam St. OmaJia, Nbra4a Phen Douglas 334 iiim B i-rr7-'3 tipi mm -51 3 E3 ll,: l.'i t t ii i I'll i K I , it -Could Destroy AH the Battleships of the World!!! I " v I 1 -. 'Sat l. ( i , Will Tho U.S. Own It? WATCH THIS NF.WSPAPF.R rou llIO ANNOUNCl.MllNn l T' ! -.-a-ai a Ins v ay VII Ai --Im..i 4J. r'. 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