REDLEGS DEFEAT
LEAGUELEADERS
Cincinnati Wins from Brooklyn
Team in Thirteen
t Innings,
THREE TO TWO IS THE SCORE
CINCINNATI, May U.-CinclnnaU won
a tblrteen-lnulnf eonteit from Brooklyn
here today, 8 to 1 Cincinnati mart two
of It run on error while Cheney m
pitching, the latter only allowing three
hit In seven Inning. (hny wri m-
lleved in order to allow Jolninton to bat
for Mm, Johnston lnglcd and
ti-tirtA a run, tylnj the icons ?tm:liitiatt
made the whining run when two were
out, off two base on bull nnil A, Slnjfle
Heme; '.
UROOKLYH fl?4t's'N4TI
Alt II A O K All M II A K
Hvt. -f.,.. 1 4 0 eNaala. nr ...! 0 i 4
tnuaari, 1h. 4 I II II milliter. II , I 0 a u
f'nll rf.. 4 9 I 0 llllauna. M...I I i 6 u
Mi II.... I I I Hf hH. lb ,, 111 1 II
ia?. 3& . i f Wlrlllllll H . I I (l
lifrn. Kb 4 il 1 4 "
miii. lb . 0 ft 10
"Willi., u .... 10 3 11
i'lin,., B ... IODI la'laiba r.. . 1 11 1 1 tt
igmltlv, ...... lll Tmv. B 1 0 i
1 I n n
PETERS WINS IN
STRAIGHT FALLS
Papillioo Grappler Spring Sarpriie
by Uting Gqtch Toe Hold to
Throw Demetral.
GETS SECOND WITH SCISSORS
aiowief, ,10 . v a f win
i iil.li.w, ai. I t I i Kilrn
'Uann. ... 4 I 4 il.i
Millar. ,,.. I I i I own
Jotimton
Totntii
41 M 50 I
ng
Hatted for Cheney In Hie eighth
Brooklyn 100DOOO 1 00 H-I
Cincinnati 0 0 m 0 1 0 0 0 o o o l 3
Two-lime him: Orlffltb, Cuihew,
Htolm baae: Myer I'll, 'Mm, I .oudttri,
Clarke. Kllllfer. Baiirlfloe lilt: Myere.
Ornh, Hmlth, iMubert. Kaorlfloa fly;
tnl. tumble play; Olaon to .'Ut
ah w In laubrt. Hit Ke on error;
Hrooklyn 1; 'Inclnnail, 3. Kaae on
billies Off Cheney. ; off Hmlth, I; off
Tniiey, 6. Kill end earned rune Off
Cheney, .1 hit, tin run In acnui liming;
off Hmlth, 2 him, I run In al Inninga;
trittk out: Jhy Cheney, ; hy Hmlth, 2,
by Toms, 3, I ntplre. Illftlur ami llur
Hon. (aril Hen I Phil.
BT. MH'IW. May U.--A 'though Hi.
I ,nn In got hut five bits off i'hlladelphlu
lodny, while their opponent were rol
lectltig rilrio, four wet for extra bei ,
nd c.h of the made poaelble a run,
Mr. Iml won, to t,
4tne made Hie winning run In lite
flfih, He trlpleo end .toi-ail whn Nic-
NEW CHAMPIONS
IN MIXED DOUBLES
hoff threw poorly o the pint.
Amm whi hit relrlv herd, but Keot 1
hlle nattered, PhllHlliihla bln4 nuljie l
to two rune lit fho fifth hy error b;
Corhan end Hornaby,
Th rhnmplone not thulr l"t run on
doubl by I'aakcrt end IH;rnx' elim'e, )il
third of the rty. rliore:
rHiIMfiW.t'liu f4T fii'fe
H H O A r. AH It D A r.
eooce. t.,,, i i i imhr, if , 4 t t 0
Kam rm, . n I 2 iu4iiiti. ft ... i aioo
.Jill 10
Wlilltrt. If.. 4 1 8 0 liltfiwl. ?l) 1
Cniiaili. rf . ! ! 'i i,fn. rf ..., I e 1 1 0
t,iidnn, l.m n 14 1 'Mlllfr. III..., J 1 1 1 0
l'iki,l i:f .. 4 I H II IK orhall. M. .. 1 9 111
NMwff Jh'. 4 I II 0 IHwnatnf, k.l M I 1
tmnia. u !l J I) D OSnvrtar, r..,.$ i) I t
HUM ..... n not OAmM. I 1010
Kliii'ar 0 1 I 'i
rhlmir. 0.2 (18 10 ToiaH 17 I S7 1! 3
ir,wt t t 0 II 0
MiOuilltui. e I 0 I) I 0
TH r 24 ii 1
riin for Burn In the eixth,
HettRd for Ohalmer In th lxth.
T-hilHdelphle 0 0 0 0 110 0 0-3
Ht. joule 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
Two-hee hit: Millar, frevath,
T'eakert. Thr!-be bite: Hmlth.
Hume, Am. Home run: Hmlth. Htoleu
bunt: Unreel. Sacrifice lilt: Heteul,
Iiouble pley: Nlohoff to f,ud"ru to
Hio'k. Meae on error: Phlledtilphle, 1.
Haeee on bell: Off Chalmer, I; off
Ani, t. Hit and eemed run: Off
hnlwere, 4 hit, I run In five InnnltiK;
off Me.Qullltn, 1 hit, no run In three In
rilti; off Aitii, lilt. 2 rune In nine
tniilriM. Htrutk out: By MoQulllen, 1;
by Am. 7. Wild pitch: Ainee. I ru
plie: O'Dey end twth,.
tllaali Beet I'lretee.
PITTBBL'KOH, Muy 11,-ISrror hy
Weaner end Carey, ouped with hit hy
Oooln end Boberton. ecored three rune
fur New Vork in the enventh Innlnr to
dnr and unebled the Olnnte to dfftt
Wttburh by ix re ef :i to 2. The
Plretea ored their rune In th lth on
hit by Kantlnhner and Hlwhnmn end
en error by Ferrttt. Score:
new yon i-rrormirtnii.
AB H O A K. All. H O. A It.
Burin. If.... 4 1 n OBamev. cf... i 9 0
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CharVv t'ele!, the Pftplllloti reader,
who la popularly up'l t" here pktcnl
light on the celebrated Nebraska ai-leeoi
I old with .loe Mlei her. apruiiu a nrw one
In hi' mutch wllh William Oi-nn tral at
the Auditorium Wodn'ailny.
ttiarliiy dropped tb ei'leeore fr thi:
liiument end etole nntnn of Mr. flntrh'a
l.ler ropyrlehte.1 aluff. To be eupllvlt, tTlmnry
spplliil tho fiituoiia ilotcn toe nom in aui
liiligr fall from the Greek,
I'eter won the iimti'h In atmlglil fell
He returned vldor In the firm Hit
twenty-n mlnuiea, tounhlutt liimi'lnil a
hntildere to the .auvoa t tbe toe hold
pieule lie won thi aerotid fall In
twentythrei mlnuiea, nin(! ibe ' lanira
tlii tlnw.
It took Peter a loial of f.irty foiii mm
utna to cimi both lull " tooli Jot,:h
ftfty-nlue inliiiitea to luiu the amne I rick
laet Cehnmry out on the mem
Toe Hold la 4irirtee.
The itppllciillon of the toe hold b:' Hi
I'd pillion sreppler proved u diatllK t "'
pnae to Hie r'liif Ihik Hawmhloil lam
night. Ileii'lofuii- I'etern haa iilwuy
rtuniped IiIh uppnn4'iit by the arlaaui
proi'ee.
Itllt In the flral K.uud or giHpplliia In at
nlKhi I'liarlev Ii li d for Hie eHes'ire but
i nce mid that wax half hmuted tl'tnpt.
whlili lulled on fore ll w atiirtrd. The
iel of Mi"' lime Charley worked on ulher
holila.
11 a ciiii' of ehoiil fifty-flft dm -lim
the fit-Hi .Hind for fifteen minute.
Hoth nirn weie more or lue cauiliiu
end meile no etfempt to -uri' fall
whlrh would have left them open lo at
lack, liniiu liel ahowed quite lilt of
peed end klll and appmviilly had
J'eler worried,
lint, efter the ri;et uuarter of n hour
Pelei beMMn to work out on tha fireek
and hla euperlorlty itreduelly became
men If oat.
I'reaanre I Tan Mace.
At the tweniy-nilnule mark Peir
dived fur the loe-hold and got It. Hlowly
he began to force I einetriil' U$ up and
under the Orcek'a body. That the toe
hold wae KoiriK to he eucccaaf nl waa vl
dent by Hi" cxprertelon of peln In Ueine
tral'a fane. A mtnuta of the preaaure
eufflced and the Greek' ahoiilder were
olnmped tlaht to the canva.
The aecond tilt waa whirl- wind affair,
Uenielral went after pet ere hot and
heavy end Charley wee put a a;er to
mix It, Cnnaldemble rough-end-tumble
work aervtij to hrlnfi. epplauee from the
fan,
If a lae Karaite.
Vetera waa In a bad way onre or twice
In the aecond fiara nml only meaterful
defeimlve work enabled him to break
looci,, Demolral had Charley houl
dete within en Inch or o of the mat
with a cvr nnd arm hold once, but
lb Pupllllon lad manged to break away
In the rihk of time,
After twenty minute of feet and ftnl
ou grappllnar Peter obralned hi ee.orid
toe hold on Demetral. It looked like he
would get thla fall elo by the Ootrh
method. Bift the bl Greek made one leat
final effort end enapped the look., Qulok
a flaeh I'etere leaped on the Greek,
linked till leg around Dimetral'e body
end the e-iur hold waa eccure. A little
rreeauie on ?iri aim jock turned leiiTtral
rielit over
The Nebraska ii nude a great allowing
ylnt the Creek, who I one of the
ItrlMled veteran of the gam. IVmetml
he been In the bualneae for yera nd . , , n , n
be wrealled the beet or them, but he Mill LOU Neibit and Cai'l tftltl
wa no match for Peter. Defeat Misi Bmch Hlld Jim
Itelore the match I'rtei Holiounced he JftTOsh
wee lendy, willing and eauer to gippl i
!d Hill lfiikuff, ho recently offered to
grapple wllh Charley, nlthlii leu minute
aftor the bout ellh Demetril. He offered
to gamble Jirni he could dump Hokoff,
Hokuff c iileutlj a not iiieaent no
baat lo accept tho offer wia manlfeared.
The match laal night wa Paler' lt
appearance before he meet fteoher In
lima ha the night of the flpeedwey race.
An Iniereming preliminary w eteged
b Tom Hay end Voting Meyer. Ry
v.iit the victor in irlght fall The
Teddy Urolhei mad a hit wllh their
rube aluni.
ail fimwn, Tbe condition 1
ihr, c unit' he imiat I'C won
iculiv r.unea into their permanent
t ,ue, eaioti
Thtt follow hit the le olea,
Mie l.ola Xe.HbH ., I.,t M I.:.' 1"'.' I
C I'litll
ur-La Violette Wins
Honors at Contest
Held at Creighton
l)i I'.H llil Jlti I nil
I O..H
M lM l.imifl I'l'ilcii,
.1. .Iiiroe'.i...
To! Ill
1 TW
1 i .ii rv, iu T..T
h-j p. .ii ."i i:i imi ;
i,:m
GAMES TOTAL UP 1.749 TO 1.704 , Bluffs PlOnCCr aU(3
Ex-Sheriff Dead
('leiai.loli inlltniliiiit n packecl laa
evening for t he celebration of the lerceut
enary of Hhakeape re. ll the an-
filial eVKinliin conleal of Hie college le
pnrlinem nnd of l'ourrh high
metl.il aa won ii i i r r . . t i-l Mullen. Pei;
ond phn wn. w,,.deil to Unlpll Wllaon.
Varleiv m Kiw o to the pioirrtim bv
Hie CrelRi'toi, n cheat re and Io wan
a'ing l I'.ugene Cleunou,
The ,odgef vere .lolui . .ItetitiewM
Martin W. Idineiv and Frank O. Mu
t.'af ferj .
liven li Vnr Torpid I,lr.
To keep your 11 wr aellva ne I if. Kin
New Lire Pill". Tiiv Inaiite gooJ JIa-ea-tloii
and relieve conllpllou At drug
giala .Mt.' - Ad-, ertlaeineiil.
In honor
of the aniiii erl V of the great hard m
The mixed donl.l... -It c1,uup.o,,-i..P Jj X S II 0 V 1 1 T VCm ' r" 'Z' ll'.
and Hiiiitlngton allver nophv clmnei 'l , ,hl ....iipo,, ,!,. 1 1 meni (lie gold
hand laal night when Ml Lid N'eeltlt ; j,,,,,,,, h N,-, jcd so ear, for ii' medal wn awarded to Heiald l.a Vluletie,
end Carl rain defete( Ml- I ,H ma ; enra n leaidenl of I'mmcll Hluff. Hied , w tin acted the mad cene fiimi "King
Hr.u.h .,M ll,., .l.en.1,. former Htle I laal i.IkIX el tl.' H'.flH e.fi.li". Hewa le ar ' loletle tin won iiumb. r of ,
holder In a five-gme lotal pin mat. h uliei Iff of Pot la a mule coiinl v a .uai ter i me, n. la In elociiiluit and oiatory during I j eaterdn v evening through a whitlow In
on Hie Huntington alley. Ml Hie nmea (,f ,etni mm foi loin iai nnd we, hi iiih the rear of the building, mill mail- their
uer cloaely coliteele.1 t hi-ouglooii , the ...mnect.-.l wllh Ibe el.eilff of I ice for; I'llffmd Lung wen - d and 'hlld geiawev wllh a fur real end i-'et eh.
h..i.. o. ,i., i. i ili li lil ...teitil M-nra none lie ,-:iwa ll ramny nace n inetiie.i oj ,ioo j ...'.,,.,
BURGLARS STEAL VALUABLE
COAT AND MUCH MONEY
Itoliiiei eiitereil the horn of N. Mil
llngioii, I7f.i" l.eKienwiiith airaet. late
The vlciora Hill Im opi ii i miHchea to id U aoiia nnd two il.ingbiei
I
I il I lit- lilgli hool iletiul lllleni Hi- kold
Hone Your V aul t In The Hr-
In.haru'n. ill 1 I I le . oilello. at.. 1 a " 1
a v
IV 0
Plalehar. aa 4 1 t IHItldmi B. rf 4 t I
p,el. 1 Ofa-rev. If....
Kauff. of.... ill o.ii,auita
lk 4
Merkla. lb... I 1 Ua.ir, at , I I J
M-K'lil. lb 4 I II onlr. Ib.. 4 1 I
fieoln. c 4 I 1 K"w. io.,4
.llr J 0 OWIIaon. 118 0
mnut. D....0 t tl 0 munUelmr. ll I 0J
Tout. m 1 F " 1 ToUl I ll li
Betted for Perrltt In the eventh.
New Tork 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0-
Pittsburgh . 9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-4
Two-beae hit: Doyle. MeKethlile.
Three-baae h't; Kantlehner. Htolen bae:
Kauff ritrourt, Carey t2. flecrtflca hit:
Cerey. First be on errore: New ork,
3- Pittsburgh, 2 Haaee on bll: Off Per
rltt, 1; off rttroud, Z; off Kantlehner, .
Hit end earnetl ruin; Off Perrltt, I hit,
I run In ix Inning; off eitroud, no hll.
no run In three liming; off Kantlen
ner, 7 hit. 1 run in nine Inning. Hit by
pitcher: Fletcher bv Kantlehner. Htruck
out: Pv I'erritl, 2; by Stroud, 8, by Kan
llebner, I. L miiic. Klein and i'lmlle.
Yauahii 4 iimea Hark, 4 nb Win.
I'HICAOii. May 11. --Jim Vaughn, whom
Pualnn drow, ivum the alab yealerday,
, arne hack" thla afternoon and plPhea
abiitoul bail agiilnat Hie Itiave. two
I'hlcitgo erior In Ihe iilnth helniui; over
I ho yialloi a' aole run. Hood hlltlliB off
l-tiuioliih t Vlltllinm. whe three In
, li,id a home run end double, and
.Itiimei niBii and Haler oroduced Hiee
ih ri.rt. Ziioiiiei man we notified of a
i;,u fine foi aigulng wtlh I'mplie Hyion
;iieily H-ore:
D'VTON. iihi'ahk
Ml It ll K All 11 0 t
Mamad' a.t J OSehall. If 4 I J I B
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, i.nina It 1 I J o dwunama rti I I "
ruiirti ft t ' fl F . i oi i maio iu 4 $ a
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vvtillaoi, ir Horn rue; Wi:m
.a illlie hll ' n mi. t i!
fr a-ihn. I Hit itl earritl r:n;
i,f I! oioit.h I hit J in In "'. to-
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WhatitMeans
The Saturday sale of
beds at Raymond's means
a saving at an opportune
time at the spring sea
son's beginning not after
you have bought.
It is to be a sale of new,
clean, regularly bought
goods, contracted for early
in the season by us
"Three Full Cars' Not
an old picked over stock
after spring time is gone
and when you are think
ing of the summer vaca
tion. The iron, steel and
brass beds in this sale will
be conveniently arranged
and plainly marked,- in
plain figures, just the
price you will pay for
your selection. Your se
lection can be easily made
and your purchases made
early Saturday may be
delivered Saturday p. m.
or early Monday, if de
sired.
Think of the prices xo
much lower than our rfgu.
Ur LOW PRICES and
what it ir-iAn TO YOU,
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THE art of looking well in your clothes is one that can be acquired
with a little forethought and the help of the Kuppenheimer dealer.
Most men depend too much on accidental effects. Stop your casual
buying and go directly after some definite Kuppenheimer Model.
Prices, $20 to $40. Our new buok, "Styles for Men," sent on request.
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