THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1916.
Bringing Up Father
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
Copyright. J51S. lntern'1 Norw tjervlcv
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ARE TOU tURE
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DUHTER -BARON
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ROURKES BATTLE
THE SMX TODAY
'Til Will of Fate Tint Plcaiant Day
of Season Shall Be One on Which
There Are No Game.
JIMMY KANE IS ON THE JOB
Biciui! 1h thrmomr hit S0,
bwh of nhr Ilk unto that
nil
both
California nrt Klorld f rt lhy hv
twMv month In tlie ar but don't, w
turnwl loo on Omaha trdy, tha
Vtrn Inagua arbfdula had to rl "no
tam rhdii!f-l today," If a ball nm
bad bi'i'n rardfd yrtfrdjr aftrrfiooiiK Id
Iioraa and Jup I'luv would hava bf-n
kattln Ht, Howrvar. tha bf-autlful
cailir did I ha (traM and riandcllona a
lot of KOOd.
Today the truculant PIoiii will rxhlhlt
thrlr arff befora tha Omnhn biu. It
ulll ba rmambr1 Hi da lua Hourka.
l-t nallopd th Floux to a nlra and
tiidr brown durlnir tlm tralnlnK i"mHon
at Rrat.rr, thrco guinea out of four.
Manager Marty Krug anya the llourkoa
Bill not win tliraa out of four In thla
flrat aerla of I ha ofnaon. Tor ba It from
nui-h. Ha aa.va they'll win four alralght,
tarty thould know, h'a lh managrr.
Kane Vrtf raa nt l oop. t
Tba Floun rity club la populated with
number of poraona of iuilnpira, Lead
Ing thla nninhpr la Jamca Kai), lha vet
eran of th li?iiKU. In pnlttt of a"rvleo
Kana la the oldcat man In Iho loop,
Jimmy liaa bfin In tlm Wrstarn nrvvh
aara now.
Anothar notalila la f,arry Ilauna, tha
calibrated hatllliig H.'liilan, vh inn lira
long dlalanra throna and llilnka a Iwo
baa lilt la a bunt. Phi! f'oonay, aula
Bwnar, prnprlrtor and pilot of a taxlrnb,
la atlll another, and Villi ('roah,
tna of Ornnha, I atlll another.
The lndlaru will play Iho Tiourka to
rlay, Friday, whMi will ba ladlra' dav,
iaturdiy and Hundav. All guinea will
tart at J o rloi.-k. Lineup,
Omaha; Clou f'lty:
lllllrr , Flrt Kane
l'rlat tecund t'ooix-v
Jfiir ..Third f'onnolly
Jvllduff Short rn Mohan
Wataon
.... 1,1'lHtir.
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, ... I'r.iahy
I,lvl!iulou
Iioyle
.. . flnnprr
.t,', W at anil
iiaakt-11
Kelly
. Pmvhin-r
Kansas City Wants
The Stecher-Gotch
Match Held There
Kanaaa (tty la cottoning up to (iene
lelady.
The Kay Kea Vireatllng buga have ar
Hved at the cnnrlualon that when Jio
fteehrr and Prank riot-h tangle on the
Jid(hd eanvaa It will ba tlene Malady
Who will he lh" big gun of the event
And Kana Cltv would Ilka to aeo
ftecher and Ontcl meet In Kanaaa City.
nd tha! la why dene Sletady la a popu
t.r mi. n In Kaneae City ntht now.
lna went tn Kay Hie the other (lay
I', are lUIInn and l.evlnaky fight He r.o
ku.rr than eriit-d In In) II that Iho Mil
I'liiriaua apptoarhe. httn on tha eutli't
f thr big mnt-lt. Th"V de.-lare.t 1'iey
ou,(J eipial any offer Mil.ly might get
iti any other city In the K.untiv.
M In. I y tol l the kanaa ClUam lhi
Kbtle ba taxired Omaha aa a pUist t ir
)hn mtlili, that hmi. lily l..k., tU
k k I at oiii t, I and If he did
Iti" i hatopii.n.hip nau h Kanaaa t't
uul it full rioa.lrail n a b. a
1 1 mi.
Gotch Quits Show
And Earl Caddock
rlllllh Irfft U,
Krug ..Outer
6 orsythe (tight
Iv'rueger 4 'an h
NHrnhall... ...... al.-h. ,,
Alllaon f'llrh
Jirow n I'ltch
IVorth I'H.'h
Thompann l'ltih ,
Jtera I'itili
Krauae I'ltrh
TxJ Q iril liil fit! Clllx '' '" '- ii i lit a. a,. atii, v ;
ID Ullllll OllUjil (in xv ll.c(n (oik In nikai iih !
jl'-r on, t -ir Tb fiay will
,. (). ,!! win iK.it mvtAt mv (be ! al I b k
li limn (tii, l imuin i.i,.,, j 1t. m i.n w.i.ll tike In br from I
M ai-u ..ti,. .l iai f ,1. In In. ' fa .?' iu. at tha r(' f g ;
! ! k !' wi.l-r i i ji'a'l lli .... !!.' 4 X l'r
at i.- M!il. Itl IH araatiing - Hunai
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Standing of Teams
WEST. l.HMU B. I
NAT, l-BAOUF..
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Wlrhlla ... 2 IH fhlla
l.lneoln ,.,.7 3 ,7 Uronklyn .
Omaha H H Ml . lloalnn ....
Topeka .... 4 ,fi4 I'hlrago .,.
I'enver i .4 0 ' 'Iwliinatl
Hou I'llv.. 4 7 4 Hi, Irf.ula.
Tir-a Mo'naa 3 7 ;mi I'lHalmrKli.
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AMi;H Lf.A'il K.I AM.
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Waah'n .,.10 H l.oulavllle
AiH N.
W.I, I'rf
I'laveland ,10 7
.uk lurlliinap'a
,43V Mmneapa,,
.1,70 'ol'Jmhiia.,
.ft'.H Kan I'lly.,
,;, '( Toledo . ...
.m m. caul..,
Mllwauk''
,fW7
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New York, I 7
I at roll ...
lloaton . ... 9 a
f'hliago ..10
HI. IiiiIb.. r. 10
I'hlla Ill
2 10
Vetcrdar'a fleanlla,
WFMTKHN I.KAOt'K,
No gamea aehcduled.
NATIONAL f.KAUI'K
Brooklvn, 0; New Vnrk, 4,
1'hlladelphla. a; lloaton, 0.
I lii'lnrinll, li: Ht. Irfiula, .
('Iilragn -1'Hlalturgh, rain.
AMKKK'AN I.KA'H'K.
Philadelphia, ; New Vork, J.
AMKHIf'AN AflMOi.'lATION, ,
No Kaim-a a. h'dukd.
I.aiiira Today,
Wexiprn league -Ht. Joneph at fienver,
Topka at VVlehlta, l.lnenln nt J'ea
Moinea, Hloux I'Hv at timiiha.
National laau- -Clrirliinall at PI.
t.oula, I hlrago at llttabiirgh, ll""ton lit
New Vork. 1'hlladelphla at lirooklvti.
Ainerlran Jagu 'levelnml nt I 'lilrago,
HI, I oula at Oelrolt, Wiinlilnntoii at
f'hlladalphla, New York at Honlon.
Hal McKinney is
Cleared and Has
Been Eeinstated
Affording to a telegram reeelvert from
Tom tn iiiilaon, nho la attending a meet
lug of the Amerhan Trotting avoelatlon
at t'hlngo, Hal M'-Klnney, tfr. Iieunl
eon'a well kn"n paelng atalllon, haa
h'.en re'tutnted and bla pame cleared of
all chnrgea whb'h reaulted In hla being
ruhd (ff the turf laat fall.
Tha rhargea, prefeired agolnat Hal Me.
Kinney liv n horaa oaner In lha rentral
part of the atale, were to the elfeet that
Ilia liorae had pnrllrlpated In mi adver
llaerl nialih rai-o and (ha! bla owner at
that time did not recognize the mark ha
irmile. Mr. IVnnlaon purrhaited the rae
lug horae aflor Ihe performaiue In quea
ll"i. Mr. Deunlaon la experted to return froni
tlin Amerle.cn Trotting aaaoelatlnn moat
ing tlila morning.
Irfteul horaenien dlaplayed rlgnal Inter
eat In hn wnnounrement that dlfferepeea
iii-lween the three organlaatlona In eontrol
of harneaa rm'lng have practh-ally been
eltled. The Nillonal Truttltig aaaorla
tlon, In aoaalon In Ne'V York, la aold to
hale made arraiignienla to ratify the
hinmoiiy plan bepeen Ihe Ihree or
ganlZMllnna In eo:itrol of harneaa riirln.
Tha iirranKi'tnent ralla for the united pnh.
Ili ntloii, dlatrlhullon nod aale of the har
neaa raring year book.
BANK TELLERS WILL
STAGEDIAMOND FRAY
The Omaha National and l'nltd fclatra
National hank are going to etna I nine
ball game at I 'leu eluh park H.inday i
niornlng at 9 n'rlnrk, The money yjiang ,
era of theur two luetltiithina both .'lalmed '
to ponaea Ihe heat bake ball talent of the '
hauki of Omaha, am), aa neither would
admit Ihe other a auprrlty, the tomhat
waa
anlfd. The
Irani will Una up like
thla
t mh
National
H Nallona!
Kuntiine
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el.h
Hatiaoli
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Mt'-ler
Kalci.oet
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Miller . . ,
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mill
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KhUiui . . .
VMnodt
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I'leice ...
STANDARO OIL TEAM IS
LOOKING FOR BATTLES
Ta Mail.txit fill I'mottalik" hiu htll
lain i rn ninv e-i nn tin I
Mil i tit rni ULtJO IIILL
mnrn r ai f llnnniv
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'Mr, 4 nni.M-!!ii f 'H''M T
Hi-; i, 4i .V'-ii a I if mi!
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Ciilhi' Baso Ball
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DODGERS TAKE THE
LAST FROM GIANTS;
Brooklyn Makes it Three Out of ,
Four from New York by Win
ning; Final,
GAME G0E3 TEN INNINGS '
NEW yiJUK, May 3. - liiookljn iiiwle It
thren out of foi;r from New Vmk here
today, winning Ihe laat gnnia of Iho e rli'.i
In ten IihiIiikx by a acora of 6 lo 4, t 'ul
iihitw'a double In the lenili nrord Iwo,
runs, and h'n aluijle In Ihe fire! lo
brought In to, f I u it t r-r, the New York
third bnenman, waa iplked In (he fifth
InnltiK end won furred lo retire, licuit;
tlHKOhl,', V M.w 1011 h.
AH. II. f i
V. Al II OAK
M', ef ., I, 2
0 "nrni l(
rtulrl, lb, 4 i:
I fl!'il,frt.'ti rt k
Meeral. rt . I I I 1 llinvle. ii. ... ,',
J'ilM"J.,ll It. 3 I 1 '! ftKuf. it ... 'i
W heat, If. I II 0 It ''(Metier. 1
Mnm Sh . K I I 1 t'Merlile. lh,,.J
( nln, 10. I t I iiltmner Jh. , I
"l.nn m ...4 II "i l IiM.k ln.l i
levem, i',,..t 1 ", 1 .'Mm liln, c.,.4
erallh. a ... 1 I 7 lllenlnn, B.. I
I'lunev. P...0 0 11 ft-t-.ellv I
riy.mtin. p .. I 0 0 fl ni-ir.iiH. H....0
K'lHier I
Total ....3 ID H 15 3 'ilmrn, a.. It
li.iuiu 1 I a a 0 n
fi"luur. p. , a 0 u 0 0
1ireiU 1 0 0 0 0
Toi ... , u ;o 11 t
Hailed for Henlon in fifth.
Hatter for iMroiid III aevenlh,
Halted fur l'lmero In eighth
balled for Hi'liauer In t'lilli-
r.rooklyil 2 11 0 It 2 0 0 0 2-a
'New York 0 0 0 0 (I 1 2 I o-4
Two-bam1 hH; I'utahaw. Oaubert.
luiyle. 1'lrrl on errora; New York, 2; I
t'rooklyn, I, Hneea on hnlla.- Off Hen
lon, 2; off rVliauar, I, off Hllillli, 2; off
Cheney, I; off t oomha, 1. Illla anl
enrne.) rune: 'Iff Henlon, 2 hlla. II rune,
In five Initluga, off i,-troud, not hita, no
run. In two lunlnga; off H'-haner, 2 Illla,
I run. In two liuilnga: off I'alntero, no
bile, no rune. In one Inulnia off t-nlllh.
$ hlla, I run. In aeven uhii oni' ililid In
iiIiikk: off Cheney, no hlta, no run, only
one lialainxn faeed him : off coomb. 4
hlie, 1 run. In Iwo and two thlrda In
nluga Htrut'k out: Iiy Henton 3; by
Ptroiid. I; by I'almero, I; by Hmith, 2; by
Cooinha, I. I'aeaed ball: fUrlden. Karrl
fice hlla: Onuherl. tUengel. fraerlflee
fly: llurna. I'mplrea: Hyron grid
Qulgley.
I'hlla Heat Hraiee.
PO.T''N. May 3. --Philadelphia hunched
hlla off Flume In Ihe aeeond Inning to.
dav and defeated the Mravee. 3 to ft
Alexander waa In great form and In only,
"mit ifiiiiiiu nrir iwn nun pun cu ..ill nie , , ,, .. . i i ...rl... ...
delivery, riillnilelphla'a run were made : " '" " ,Whi Jnh" ,,,:
tier a double play, i tie of four ilut Ing t li ho aaan t on Ihe bench when mil fired
game, had been made In the aecon.i In- the crowd. MeOrgw, - atruek for all In
nu'g. I'aakert ahot a double to right ano ,,, or tw0 mor8 ,) too, lu-
Nn hoff fullowed ault, the former acorliig. i . ,,.... ,..,i. -a ,. to
Hurna waa given a paaa and Nlehoff tole k"r.ed Wtlllam wnrth and waa aent to
third. Aleandr hit to center for three the club houae.
bueea, ucorlng Nlehoff and Burn. Hennr:
rHitAiiyt.riiiA bokton
Vr. a e
AH H 11. A F, All
Mm-lt. Ik ... 1 a t 1 eMartaitr. aa 3
llrri, roft.
4 6 0 J tflstn. Sli, , . 4
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l,i.teniK, lh. 3 0 110 fiK'tnMrhr, lb I
rketl rt I i 4 0 ftfcmlth Sb. . . J
NtetM.ff !h.. I 4 i nmnloo. of
MiiroM c . .? ft I 1 Nlnav. n 1
Alun1r. at 3 I 1 "Harnea. p.. .1
Idiae. p, , . . ft
Telal .... E9 I SI II ..onullv ... 1
T,.lla . 4 37 t
Hailed for Flame In the eighth.
Philadelphia AS000AAO ft
Huaton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
n iui
T baae hlla: pa.kert, Nlehoff, ;
Mlininvllle. Three baae hit: Alexander. I
Stolen haee: Nlehoff Haeiifi,- hit:
.Marauvllle. I.inublg play: travatli to
Lu.ler ia. Mock to Nlehoff to Kuderua,
Kouetchy to M.ratnllle to Konelcli .
MamnMlle to Ker lo Konetchi. Itneea
on hnlla off lrne, ,1 Una and earned
rune: off Alexander, a hlla, no run. In
nine ImOna. off Harnea, hlla 3 tuna.
in eight Inntnga. Mrn.konC II, Ale,..
amb r. 2; hv liagon. 2 I mpliaa. Filgler
and Kaaon, i
i, . j. ,
sT Uil'l!. Mir -Ctnrlnnatl h.t four I
plii'lieta hurl, and, aided bv four effera,
won lo.Uy a game, a to ,V la.'hneirler waa
hntir-l from the box In tn fourth, aa waa
M aoeeeaaor. H hull In the eUhtii. In
lti! inning the In a'a threalene.l to lie
tlie a. ! fter to eie out l(ornah
aliidied. Konaaie walkal and Konler, bat
Inn f.r Ja-r. tripled, .IrlMng In two
f 'na e-i'ore
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KLEM, TILE GIANT CHASER OF
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Sleuileua of Iho New York UliinlM anj
fonvlni.ed that I'mplre lllll Klein "haa
It ill (oe Ihem." On Iwo aeparalo oi
i'lon. "Klein lift ehiiacd Ihe entire
Olant agnail from tho besih. The tat
eel bit of banlahlug i nine In Hoatnn lha
other day. Ited rmoln waa tho flrrt to
go, lied hud graled on Ilill'a nerve by
hla eoifi'liliig laetl'a. An Inning or two
later the Ulant bunrh berame a hit nolay
on the bnneh. Bill oeutlonel them to be
o,ulet. They were-for an Inning or two.
then the nnlae cropped up again, after
one of the Ulanla had made a brilliant
nlav. Klem walked to the bench and
,,,, r:int That left nine, men
Chicago White Sox
Beat St. Joseph s
M'BfWt'r la., May a.- The Chicago
Am-rli-mi lea line team defeated Ht.
Joaeph'a college of Ie,ihu.ue today, to
0, In an exhhltlon gome. The Ho
0 loaned a battery to the collegian. Faber.
who formerly played on the R. ,Ioeph
ai, I,,. ..l.n i,r, a la ulth the bJ
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to receive for him. the game waa ma-e
i, orcaalttn of a big dcinonalratlon by
, h ,,,, , vH-r and Manager;
"'ununue tana .,,,,.,1-
Rowland of th W hlle Snx, w ho f- n erly
wg luipuuue realdent. H'ore: It II r-
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an t l.aim; ( hh ago Anierl. ana. iianioniij
and l ynn i
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DOANE TIGERS LOOK G000
oilir RCATINR PERU
111 unii'i. w , . , . . . - -
CUKTV". Neh.. Vv . c-peil.il Tele j
gtam - Ijlllioru home run with two en
b.taea In the !xth Inning of o.1v a game
hrtaeen imtne and l'er-1 on the local j
fle'd gaie n lh" ganic, J t 1 I'eru
tally came In th tirt tuiif of lha ninth ,
ehi-ii l.uiii, hailing for lliwte, net the
hall at.areiy fr a three . km'K He
I t.ora.t a mtnut later . n V ku a aouaeia
bint IU'ei waa nr In ilio
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lha data of l'uir irth
In a pu ti. gao.a w'lh H lon t oi
pa.t tut t h li t! field t'iili Mr
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HOMER GIVES GAME
TO THEjrYTHLETICS
Nabors and Keating Battle with
Score One to One Till Eighth
Begins,
THREE TO TWO IS FINAL SCORE
I'llllAOKUUIA, fa., May J -A home
run ilrlvo by l,u)ole wtih Oldrltig on flrat
In the eighth, gave I'hlladelplila tha vie.
tory over New York today, t to 2, Na
bora and Keating had bottle with the
ora even at one run each at the atfirt of
Hie eighth. Tlien I'lpp alnijled and took
third on 1'eeklnpafigh' alngle, HuhIi
took Nahora' plaee and fanned Nuna
liiuker and t'olclwell, who bal.t'd for Keat
ing When pei'klnpaugh alarled to !"!
goemid, Juali Interrepted fl'hnng'x thro
mid i.-mighl Plpp off Ihlrd. Cmre; .
NKW VOHK. ' ritlI,Alir.l,PltlA,
, All II O A B At), If O A .
M4il. rf... 1 I 0 Wt aa 4 3 1 t
i j it i',nie , rf J a 0 a fivi,ii, ri ,,, j t n n
llmee, If,,,, i ft 0 0 o-lrunk. rt .. 2 1 1 a 1
linker. Uti ... 4 5 1 2 1'l(lri;., lf,,il lift
i. .ii'm. :i . 4 l I nini. jt. .. 4 ) I a
I'lpa Iti .... II iih
I'e.liuii.a'. Ml I
ti 0M' Inula.
lh. 4 D 14 J (I
S .1 ,.a i.im li r. r I I 'l.-liaiia, t
Kmilua, p., 2 ft I 5 i'Nuhnii'. p
H!io,-lir. p., ft 0 0 I cnimh,
rlde ... I 0 n ft (I
. ...-. Totala. .
A 4 A
.. J a 1 4
,. 1 0 ft I ft
,,n t r.n e
Tola la w si I .
Hailed for Keating In eighth.
New York 0 41 I 0 0 0 OO . )
Philadelphia, 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 2 -3
Two-baa hit: Pleka Three. baae hit:
Witt. Home I'tipa: Prcklnpaugh, Mfole.
Hiolen Lace:!: Hlnink. Walah. Harrlfle
ihlta: rtlrunk 471, ftldrlng, Imuhle pa,a;
I I.' .... ,(...., ,.. K! ........ ..I.- ... III.... tt'lll 1.
ni-n.iiiH " i"ir "nil ' ii),'i ,1 I'l I',
I n pile to Mrliinl", Haia on errora:
I'liuadelphla, .1. Haaea on balla: Off
di aling. I ; off Nabora, 2. Illla and
earned run: 'rff Keating. 7 hlla, 1 run,
,ln aeven tuning; off rho.-ker, 2 bit. 2
runa. In one Inning; off Nhor. t hit.
M run. In aevenlnnlnga inone out In Ihe
cl-'Hh Innlgi; off Hueh, 2 hit, na run. In
t4 Inning. lilt by pitched ball: By
mil ker ifirhangi. struck ciit: Hy Keat
ing. !l; hv Nabora. I; lor liuah, 2. Um
pire: Nnlllti and IHneen,
Kreger Leads the
Entiro Field with
His Score of 1971
t'OLPMnrP. Neb.. May 3. ippeclal
Telegram.l-f'nlumbua' big ehootlng tour
nament atarted at 9 o'clock- thla morning
with over fifty ahootera of the atata
preaent. Oood aoorea have been made,
with (leorge Kreger of Ftedfleld, R. t.,
leading the entire field.
North Platte, Fremont, Spalding, Ielgh,
Humphrey, Albion, Uncoln and l-lndaay
are gll well repreaented.
Tomorrow afternoon the challenge ahoot
between a, Gate and Will Kaufman of
thla city will he allot off for tho Mc
Comb trophy.
Tho following acore wa made during
the morning and afternoon, ahootlng at
target,!:
-core;
.1 I olllngworth,ni ( iua f. hroedor. . . 17a
Mm. ArmagoHt . ,J (ieorge Carter.,
lieo. Winkaw Ith lniii J. ."-nilth
Kan Krhardt hd A, H Tharpe...
Harrv lihr
..17MM. flattery
, I'1 .1 3. Plenev
,.l41 ' C. Tappln..,.
, I'.u W Kearney
, . 1X4 leo. oi'uan. . . .
I-:. Tappln
M. Ilontler
lieoiKe Kr.'Ker
Al Koyen
Kil Inilirma
Win. Kmifiuan
.1 i lutxnier. . . .
I A 'iMtea. .
Pan Htav
V. II Uuilat,,.
H. ilarkey
.! Hlakeiiian. . .
, !XV - v, l.o, KWoOd..lil
, IT V r-lmpaon I4A
..la; II A. I'hllilpa
t trt Itudat ...
.11' leu, I irlnnen. .
. ,! ttrrv I'hllaen
..IX" 'oe Mlena....
.,!;'; V, II, 1 1 Hex ti . . .
Chaa Atklnaon .lX.I :,
J Millivan V I
Kroealng ,.
I a. hnlt
Hler 14
I,, f'lin, (hiiiitlng at wi, tiugei hlla, x I.
Stanford Votes to
Play Rugby Gamo
TAKmi 1MVK.HX1TV. l-al. May
1-Manfenl i.iilteialy vtudrnl x.xul
.l.lK.l 1'.I.L l. .l.lll,,H l. . I. ., I
Ilugt.y fnui Ki n favor of lh Amncn
. io ! a .o ef 441 t i .f
I Ue t,i-. ftoitl anaart lo a ipiaa
tt"i thai haa t.a.n aiix!l aloi-a 1 fx
t i.U. tally nt tatifi.mi tirnke 'ft f.w.l
hH lala't aa h h i joae' nil li! ar
ai d ao. b X to lha AliKllian game ,
(,.i.t,ae Xllll Viattlea,
t,.- ail l ai.l. - lie 41114 . r a If i ' tot
j.i..i, 1. i'i 1 1 i -.1 ."..o 1. ii M II a
eai4 ii- in t lai' 1 a ' iiMi Ul In
yjltfjVlr.iit?t-iV
Ihe new
Arrow
COLLARsprin
styU'aiiitwo hcixjhtA
(It it! lt-lX 4IX tlSv Ulai l
53 I I lf'nll
Today's Calendar
of Snorts
Jlaae Hull-Opening of tho aeaaon of
the Northern egue.
tiolf-Openlng of antvutl pl!nB tounm
ment of Atlantic city (N. J.) Country
club. Opening of annunl Invitation tour
nament of Washington (D. t' Country
club.
."Iiooilms-. Mlaalaalppt !le trnpjthootlng
totimamotit at tlreenvtUe, Mien,
Track- t'nlverelly of Vermont agaln't
MbMlcbury college, gt Mldillehury, VI,
Hllllnrda -Kmmeil Iflgiikmahlu Bgalnit
John I.ayton, at Detroit, for wotld
pocket billiard elnmiplotiahlp, ,
Tennis -rnlveralty of Vermont agalnat
Colgate unlveralty. at Hamilton, N, V.
Wrealllng American Athletic union
rlianiplonahlpa (trial), a.t Newark, N, ,J,
lloxlng Tonimy Olbhon fc?nlnat Jack
Mi ''arron, ten rouridu, t ril, T'rtul. Mlk
O'J'owd agalnet Kllent Murtlti, ten round,
at New Y'ork, ,
Harness Racing
Boards Agree on
Pace Frogram
NEW TOnK, May H.-IInriemen todxy
welcomed the pw.t.!iat dlffereneg
among the three nrgnnl?allon In eontro
of the harneaa racing had been rU "y
rettled. Tho board of review of the Na
tlonaj Trotting o-atlon, tn '-ln
bore, ia expeted to ratify the harmony
plan arranged yeaterday through a leie
phone ronfnrenr by officer of the Na
tional Trotting oelatlon In New York
and of the American Trotting aaoclatlon
nd the Trotting rtegller aeeoclatlon In
Chicago.
The arrangement elia for the unitil
publication, dlatrlhutlon nd rale of tha
"year book." It wa agreed that th na
tional and Arrisrlran asoe't on will here
after entrut tha duty of amending rtileg
to g Joint committee to eonalat of six
membera,
koerer Meet Karor.
The gam of aoerer la In great favor in
Philadelphia theae day. Chauee for
Mack lo ahlft hi Athletic to a game the
Quaker like.
That llnuhle Kntendre.
Tom Jone anya Jea Wlllard haa al
ready laid aalde enough dough to furnlah
him with bread the rest of hla life. To
furnlah whom Tom or Jea7
L. JJikrteUM&lZ :-.4
CJ3AS STOI12C
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plug toliarco 10 rut 811 crte yo,,r
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That leaf ia the flawlesa prorluct of
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