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THE r.Kfi: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAV fi, 1P10. Bringing Up Father Copyright, 1 SI 8. Intern! New Service t Drawn for The Bee by George McManus rn-my -old top: YOOVE HAD QUITE AN ACCIDENT- 7T7V. iH WHILE XOU ARE -jfl IBS I iriH ULU I. rV .ii-riM . -T I COME. TO MT CLUB AND HAYE A SMILE WHILE YOU ARE WAITING- I DOfi'T "S WELL BUT THINK WA44IE. WILL LIKE IT- NO THANKS I COULDN'T VTA TOR DINNER - I KNOV MAiilE WOULDN'T LIKE IT - pi ILL PHONE YOUR WIFE AND A MER WHERE ItiTOUR VIFE- 1 Lm we- . ? i ii. . 1 ( i i y ii i ! 4i'jK SHE'5 UNDER that Aiirn !'- w -fc f tVr MERZ HOLDS SIOUX JO THREE BINGLES Kourke Hurler Make- Western League Debut and Easily Checks Gasper'i Men. WILDNESS FATAL TO DOYLE In the matter of getting, klnka out of hi arm and otherwise getting Into aim pa 10 play base ball, Olio Atrr waa about two week behind lila mute. Hut ribw llint he m ot the kluk out of Ii In arm and Ii In ahapcto piny haae bull, ha la about two week ahead of them. Otto made hla dobut yratertluy after noon before a largo aemhly of falp fana and ha checked (lio rampant Sioux with throe meeaely blnglo, with Iho rn ult that tlm ds Iiixq liourklela copped Ihe fray . without any grat amount of exertion, ( to 1 Mere wa certainly In prima form and If hla work yesterday waa a aarnple of hla regular atyla, Otto ia certainly (olnic to rut a lot of tee In the Wretorn pennant flight thla year, For flea Inning the Indiana failed to nick Men for a alnglo blow. Not a man got part flint baaa. In the alxth a couple of puny hit got through the Infield and the Biou counted a run and In the ninth aome arnart nor by Cooney and a two-bagger netted an other run. Bu$ at no other time did the ( IMoux have the remotoat opportunity to ' mark. Wlldneea l'ro-e Fatal, At for Mlater poyla, the gent who eh oak a the dry apltter, he wag picking for the riourkea, not because he waa eaay to bit, but becauao ha didn't earn filled with any particular dealre to get the pill over the plate where they could hit. Wildneaa coat Doyle two run In the opening gtanxa, lie walked Smith, the firat man up, and then tried to kill off Burg and Krug by puncturing them In vital apota by hla apeedy alanta. 'J'hua the runaway waa choked with nobody down. Doyle waa getting ready to walk For ytha, when Cy bit on one and hopped out, But Krurger walled Doyle out and drew a paaa, forcing rimlth over the rub ber. With the baaua atlll occupied Miller drove a liner which Watson luckily caught. Hut It waa a good anorltlce fly and Burg trotted home. Bnra lllta la 1'lnrh. In the aaeond round a walk to Prleat, Met a' aacrlflee and Ilurg'a alngle to right chalked atlll another home marker tip. A walk to Koraythe, Krueger'a aecond xarririre, Miller' Infield out and Calla han'a bad throw on Kllduff'a grounder cored Omaha' fifth and laat run In the seventh. Thu Doyle got Into trouble each time by atartlng the atanza with a walk. Make IlooMe Killing:. The rent ecnaatlnn of the game waa a rlpplnx double play executed by Miller and Kllduff. Wntaoti laced drive down the firat bae line that looked llko a hit. Miller made a awcll atop, hurled the pill to Kllduff, who tKged Watnon out and then chucked the ball back to Miller In time to catch Connolly. Hoth Kllduff and Miller had to move at top apted to sitaae the double killing. It wo tho neat cat pb.y een on the local ground thla aeason and the bug roared their uppte tiatkin. I lalr Xnw a thim, Clink Claire, a llomke until today. peered at flrt baito for the hontlln Ki.nix today. Clink waa tailed thla tiiutnhia by Jlatcy (lat-r to fill the ImUt mole by the caitnlng of Jimmy K.tne an.! tlie aocldciit to Mueller. Clink played a bang-up fielding game on the flrt ok floux City' firat hit cam In the hm round. Callahan beat out a dinky roller to around. Ha twilt the keyt.ih It en Cotney Infield out and tvird on W .K- n' poke through abort. I the eighth I ha fclnu- .l ',- their . ... ond tally. Miti t d.n oua (,f M.n alanta liier bit liitnf on tlv head r Ml hi hit T'.a gnial beliif 1. i),.. ball hit I'hll bat, H i l, ! ae nnd -'kar mt A a ir-. u,i.,i, t Wrd hla bun and h il.cn iiV H . I i.ii U .. t l ! r i, HaM. Tha Xiout and It i uk,, i I ti,. aU thia ftrmi.i at I ... p,.,. The gm a in ( J i TRI-STATE TRACK MEET ENDS IS TIE FOR FIRST I .-!,- ' a,' I I 1,. THK1 M.t. ttt I , I T' 'S(! am, .,i ft ..J r4 k r.,.i , .. ta a He i a !.!' . I t r '. I, h arl'i4 . MetiMtn t. v,, . a t ,'t x M-l.l i ... i (!, n .( u, ( a, vt ' I V It in, ' rt'. Cia A ' I ai . ' ' " e 1 1. n , fHB, It t M4 t aiai I. ika M.h t' ! I ' . ( K ., , , ,. i T' -1 - H lihM -.!( .,., ,, . ,f . ' t""'l f A't .; l:il, ft... ' Standing of Teams WKMT. I.KA'ir W hi Wichita ...JO :i nnalia 1 i Lincoln , 7 fi Toiicka.,,,,. II r. Denver fi 7 Dca MnlneH.fi Sioux Clly.. fi X ft. Joanpli. , 3 A MICH. "l.KAtli: W 1.1 Wanliltigton.il Clevelntcl ..12 7 New York., k lloalon ' lit iio T'elrolt .. HI. Louia n I NAT. I.KAtiiri' vl. I W'.L.I ,7'.:i Itrooklyii ... 4 W, HnHlOll J (i ., v.(, I'lilhidclplila H i! ,14 ' till nto i 7 .417 e ncimiHtl ,.10 ! .41,' St, Irfiula..,. ! I'lllaburg. .h 7 10 New Vork... 2 II K, MKll. AHS N ct.i U' 1,1 .lo l .PI II , 9 II) 7 lo riilludelphla 9 12 (117! Louisville ,.L' Indliimip'ill ,ri l M 1 1 1 1 n-o iu I if . ( 'OlMllltlUH... .4, i Kan. ( Ily... .4 4i HI. Pnul .412 Toledo .... .2 4 Milwaukee t Fi i, X K 8 K , 5 H , 4 II illl 1 rlrnlii)'a lleanlla. WKSTKIt.V I.KAUUH. Ht. Jnaeph, 2; Denver. I, Topekn, 11; Wlclilla, 3. l.lni iilii, 6; Den Molnea, II. fciloux City, 2; Oiimlpa, NATIONAL LliAdUIS. Cincinnati, 7: Ht Loula, 8. ' hlca;o E; J'ltt.'ibiirgh, .1. Unetr ,n-New York, wet ground. 1'hlliulcltililD-lirookt) n, wet ground. AMIOltK'AN LKAOIM-X Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2. v'Nlilni4iin-l'hlliiilel.iln, rnln, l. Loula. .; Detroit, 4. New York, ; IIomIjiII, 4. AMIillll'AN A HH( M ,' A TH JN. I.oulaville, I; Mluniapolla, 7. ' Cidumbua, 4; Mllwiiukco, 0, Toledo, II; Kaimna Clly, 10. Jjnllaiiupiillfl, 2; Ht. I 'a ul, D. miiin 'jiiilay, Weatern league- Ht. Joeeph at Denver, Top.ka at Dea Molnea, Lincoln at Dc Molnea, Kloux Clly nt omiiha. Nallonnl ltwaue 'lin lmiall at Ht, Irfiulu, ChlenKO at I'lulnii nil. HoHlon lit New Vork, I'lilludelplna Hi Hroklyn. American lgue -Cleveliind at Chi cago, HI. Ixmla at Detroit, WnxliliiKtoti at t'lillndcljilila, New York at Koaton. WICHES LOSE ONE AT HOME Topeka Defeats Wolves in One sided Combat on Native Heath. FINAL SCORE NINE TO THREE WICHITA, Kan., May 5. Wichita loat Ha firat game on the home grounds to duy, Topeka winning, 9 to 3. The acore; WICHITA, Alt. It. H .5 0 0 .. 3 .. ft .. 4 Toblln, If Fox, rf.,,. .. jHi'kaou, cf. . Alwlelii, lb... Hrlllon. 2b... Helling, ab... Lllaehi, an... 1 1 lay, c ....... 1 1 up pa, c .Vlitlarkey, p, .lolinaon, p.,, "Koealiier ,,. II (I 2 1 0 ( 0 0 0 O 0 O. 7 II 4 ,1 A. 0 II 0 0 2 " ( 2 fl 0 2 0 K Total :a TOPKKA ; S 27 Aaler. 1 1 m.. Cochran, aa 4 liuilwlo, 31) , a TvdcuiHii, rf 4 Krueer, cf t I .alliioore, 2b....,,,, f Hchwellzer, If S Monroe, c 4 Hall, p 4 AH. It. II. O. A. 11 0 I This is More Like It. OMAHA. AH. It. H. 0. A. F. Hnilth, If 3 10 2 0 0 Jturg. Ill 4 1310 Krug, cf 4 0 1 1 0 tl Foraythe, rf 2 2 0 2 0 0 Kruigur, c 1 0 G 2 1 0 Miller 113 2 J 1 D 1 0 Kllduff, aa... 3 0 0 4 4 II I'rleat 2b .1 1 0 2 3 0 bU;n, p 3 0 12 10 Total 25 fi t 27 12 0 HIOl'X CITY. AH. It. H. O. A. K. ('illinium, 2 1 1 3 2 1 Cooney, 2b 2 1 0 0 4 0 Walaoit, if 3 0 2 4 0 0 Connolly, ;ib 4 0 0 2 2 0 Lcjciine, cf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Deluding, If 4 0 0 II 0 1 Clalro, li) 3 0 0 H ' 1 o Cnnby, c 3 0 0 3 2 0 l" yi. p 3 0 0 1 4 0 UvliiKtnue 1 o 0 0 o u Clurke, p 0 o 0 0 0 0 T'tala ".i 'i l 24 li 2 Total 41 9 18 27 12 0 Hatted for Johnaon In the ninth. Topeka 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0--9 Wbhlla 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0--3 Two-baao lilta: Cochran, Lattfninre, Hchweltxer, Ilrltton, Hctllng. O'hreo-baae bit; Aliaielu. Htoleu bane: Tvdemnn. Hila: Off Alalarkey, f In one-thli dinning; off Johnwm, II In eight and two-thlrila ln nliiKa. Htruck out: Hy Jehmoii, 2; by Hull. ItHHea on balle: Off Juhnaon, ; off Hull, 4, Wild pilch: .loiiinon , 1. Time; l.M). I'mplrea; Anderaon and 1 'on I In. HCW Kit II Kli'io AT a 'iiim inm-a Hear lend llratlly un William and Win. DIO.VVFIl, Colo., Mnv t.-Denver landed heavily on William' offering litre today miiii uiieiiieij ji)He;ui, 5 lu l e..0le Millar, rf 4' Kelllier, a ft (lake, cf It Hutcher, f 4 Dyer, 31 4 Heed. 2b 4 Shield, lb 2 Hteven, c 4 Manner, p 4 Blioatak, c. 0 CUBS BEAT PIRATES BY FIVE TO THREE Chicago Defeats Pittsburgh in Con test Which Lasts for Thir teen Innings. SIX PITCHERS ARE USED ITHHl'IIOir, l'a.. May h. Chicago de feated I'litubiirah, f to 3, here today In a game which went thirteen Innlnga. With two out In tbo final inning, Wagner dropped Haler fly and Kiintlolinor pnaxel Doolan. Archer followed with a twu baac hit, acorlng both men, Lurli aidu ud three pitcher. W ore; CUP All') 1ITTMIM H'ltl, All. II O.A K. All II O A V.. Krlnill. If., t 0 1 0 Olnhni..n lb. 2 11 2 1 0 II 111 a me. If..., 1 0 h 0 nilnrnev, cf , 6 I "III111 luiian. rf X llWiaiier. iw. Allalnl. :il). .. l-Killllllll Hamuli. HI). ., ' Knalie. 21,., llHcliiriKtr, e.. fiMHrrnoti. p. -fontirflo .. Total 47 39 III IMiiiiiam. V Wllann . Knntrnnr. a Mann. If ... ) Kla. k. rf. . 4 liu'riiian. 3b a Huler, lb ... d liimlan, aa... U Ar.-lier. yfk. tt... M. onnall, 9 1 1 llxinirK. B.l 0 Healon, 0 ... 1 0 I t 2 13 1 8 4 t t n 0 0 0 a 0 i fl 4 1 i ft 11 a 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 fl (I 1 0 1 0 Omaha Hun 1 1 0 0 1 0 t 0 -5 lllta a 1 1 1 1 1 o 0 yioux city linn 0 0 o 0 0 I 0 1 0-2 lllta 0 0 0 0 11 3 0 1 03 TttO-hHMa hlta: Krun. W'iiIhuii. Knceirice lilln: Smith, Krueger (2i, Men, I'oonev. Sactlrico fly; Miller. Stolen Iihuc; Hurg, Donblo play: Miller to Kll.lnff to Miller, Left on lianea- OiumIui, :; m mix t in. .1. Ililn: (iff Dnli. S In nev.-n Innlnga, off Clark, In ntirt Inning, r'tr.n k out. Hv Men, 1; bv 'OihIb, It, hv Clark, 1. IS.'iwa on tuills tiff Men, 4 off lunh ' Mil In pitch,.,! bull' Hv Dmlc, Huri' Kruu- K ': luff, by Men, Com ey, Halli; Doy.. Time: 1 4.1. I'liiplt'i': Andrewa 11ml Mullen. Total ., fulllvan. If McCabc, cf Hutler. aa Klrkham, rf I'errv. 3li .lourdnn, lb (. William, 2h. Hlock. c I William, p. .. Fuaner AH. ...3 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 3 ... ;i ... 1 :ft. it. n. o. a. 11, 0 12 0 0 2 2 3 T 1 1 s 11 0 0 11200 12220 01020 0 0 i.t 1 n 113 0 0 2 2 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 8 15 27 14 " I'll. H. H. O. A. II. O I 3 0 0 12 2 10 0 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 t 0 t I 0 0 O 0 2 3 0 0 1 .1 I 0 0 0 0 1 00000 J 10 24 It 1 Total .14 Hatted for .1. William In ninth. St. Juaeph ... Denier '.'-Inlen tutMCA Mci'ahe, 1 ivei I'clrV, HleM'lia llniiie runs. hit: Miller, Kiru 4. hv .Milliner, i 0-2 -8 . : . . it 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 Shield, Kelllier, Heed, . Hlock. Two-base hlta: Three-base hit: Kelllier, Der, Jourdan. Sacrifice k out : Hv J. William llnae oil balln: Off llllltM 'i 4 It I H I IM til. N lira Mnlne Hit (.iinliirr anil It off. man for I'nnrlern "ntettea. I't--i MOIN10. Mv 5 t ,. hit 1 n f r fom 'eivi bli , I an' t da t I j (litiliier Mod lli.ffm g t t-.i t . nl l u n only ilelenti d I Incoln. I LINCOLN Alt. It .. I 'l e. If I tic,iii.i n, ? 1 , 1 b-eeanmt, if,, I, rf Sfe- . H. I,, Ma . V imn.. Ht.,, .. 'Ii ,. .. ,'!ir.,,.... . .... t ! Il I l . . Vci. a .11 1 !"K ( 11 p to li. 11 1 1 1 1 Set. re: t It A C Maimer, 2: off J. IIIIhiii. 2. I tmibla Pla: Kellber to Hhlelda. hhlelda to Kellher to Meven. Kellber to Hh'eld. Tune; ;.e6. I'miilre: Hynn and Kane. Sioux City Player Breaks Leg and is Taken to Hospital It dm duped Th.itnl.i nLlit t tin t Knit Haenniti Mueller of the Sioux I'Hv be bail team, who waa tunned In gliding Into Hie plate m lite fin! liming nf the tni:th Sn.ux City :ine Thuix.lav after noon, hud broken hi leg, U ha bean leiuoM'.l to tlm hini.tiul Mueller may he out of tb g iiua for tlia tem.iio.ler cf t 1 iw a.aaoti aa a ri',lt of lb Injur), T.ilnl" 4(1 II 33 I Batted for Halrd In eighth, Kt!ad for Harmon In a-'cond. Halted for Mamaux In elevrnth. Chleaoe 0 2000100 0 000 2-S d'lttsburgh 0 000 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 Two-baMe bit: Salcr, Doolan, Arclur, Knabe. Three baae hlta: jobntun. Wagner, Double play: Johnaon to Wng- lier to Johtiaion, Harnea to Jolinaion. llRe on bnlla: off McCoiinrll,, 4; t,tf Heaton, 3; off Harmon, 2; off Mamaux, 2; off Katillehner, I. Hit and earned run: off MeCounell, .1 hit, 2 run In live In ning; off Hi'iiilru, & hit, I run In 'two Hilling; orr esatoti. 3 lilt, no run In alx Inning; gff Harmon, 2 lilt n. 2 runa In two IntiliigH; off Mamaux, fi IiIIk, no run In nine innlnga; off Kantlelmer, 2 hit. 110 j-una In two Inning. Hit by pitched ball: Hy Heaton, Wagner. Htruck out; Hy McComiell, 1; by Heaton, 3; by Harmon. I: by Mamaux, 4. Umpire: O'Day ami liai rlnon. Card Ileal Itrd. HT. LOl'lH, May 6.- Ht. loul heeted Cliiclniiatl her today, 9 to 7, In a game marked by heavy hitting. Twelve extra haan bit were made. Including two home run, three triple and aevru double. Facing a lead of three run In the alxth, the local drove McKenry from the box with Hire hlta and two run, and got to Mitchell, who relieved him with two on bane, for a double, netting them two more run, enoungh to win tho game. Score: CINCINNATI. Alt 11 11 A r. N'Mle. cf K 1 1 1 1 ror. If.. , lb.... (Irlfflth. rf. .tiruli. b Heifer aa ., !.oii1en. t 0 1 0 orwtiar, If, 4 12 0 1 efnill h, of,,., 4 1 4 II IllleUel. Sh., I i) 1 t (i!,oiia rf..., 2 dMl'er. lb.. 4 Olleck. 3b I Olt'trtiabv. mi. I Kiunala. c 1 lMmder. c... 0 0 OVtra.liiwa. 0 oall.-e. p.... ST. Iins. All. II O A K. s 0 1 1 1 i 3 1 II llcraog, .IHper. Stolen be: clnrke, Long, Double play: Het.el to Miller. Hae on ball: Off KnelxiT, 2; off Hallec, 2; off Mitchell, 1; off Jaapcr, 1. lilt and earned run: off Meadow. 7 bit. 3 rung In three Inning (none out In tho fourth); off Knetzer. t bit, 8 run In five lulling; off Hullee, 3 bit. 4 run In Hue Innlngi'; off' McKenry, 3 bit, 2 run In onc-tblrd Inning; nff Jaier. no bit, no run in Hire Inning: off Mitchell, 3 hit, 3 run In two and two third Innlnga. Htruck out: Hv Knetzer, 1; by McKenry, I; by Halle, 2; by Mitchell. I; by Jaapnr, 3. I'mplrea: Klein and llmilie. Carl Marfisi Will Manage the Career Of Big Bill Hokuff Call Marflal, well known Omaha aport promoter who ha been affiliated with dene Melady In a number of hi ven ture, baa taken hold of Klg Hill Hokuff and will direct the wretllng career t)f that grappler In the future. To bow that he mean bolnra Mar flal declare Hokuff I ready to meet either Karl Cuddoi k or Charley Later, both of whom are rated unite high lo 01 Ily, on a winner-tuke-all lie'. In cae neither Caddock or Tetera la dlaponed to tackle Hokuff Marflal aay JJlg l!ll make the ama proportion to Rtrangler Iwl, Henry Ordeman, Young Zhyezko or any of tho reat of tho alleged cham pion. "Hokuff ha never been rated a much of a wreatler In Omaha," en!d Marflal, "but Chicago and other cltle recognize him u a good one. We don't pretend he'a any champion, but ho'a a lot beter than the average run of good wreRtlir and we want to get a tnatujl for hint In Omaha with a good man an that Omaha fana ran e Jut how good he voally 1. Hokuff I an Omaha boy and Omaha ahould be back of him. He'll take on Cadock or Peter, and on a wlnner-takc- ull bual, too." NEBRASKA AND WILLIAM , JEWELL COLLEGE DIVIDE Linr.RTY, Mo., May William .Ii wMI collego and the Cnlveralty of Nehraakn divided a tennl iiinlch here tody. Chatt and Kill of Nebraaktt defeated Chaae and riavlu, f) 4, -2 In the double. In Ihe ingles rilll of Nebraska defeated t'h, 6-4, 6-3. 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