THE BEE: OMAILA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 17. 1910
Bringing Up
DOHT KNOW
Let
WHAT! TO CAT
OTTO MERZ STOPS
HAUGHTY WOLVES
Jickioniam Hare But One Chance
to Score and 8 well Throw by
Smith Blaits Opportunity.
WIN GAME ID" FIRST WSWQ
The honor, glory and distinction of
hurling the first shut-out frsy of the
year for Omaha fell upon big Otto
Men yesterday, Otto twirled master
ful ball for Pa's de luxe athletes yes
terdar, with the result that the
haughty Wolves from Wichita were
blanked with a atring of goose eggs
which failed to hatch, while the
Rourkes ran up two runs in the open
ing stanza and won the event by that
margin.
Mer displayed nifty form yester
day and the lacksonian crew failed
utterly to solve his baffling slants.
Only on one occasion did they have
a chance to chalk up a run and a
swell throw to the plate by t.arl
.Smith blasted the chance,
Caught Standing Up.
It happened in the opening slanra.
Bill Fox opened the game by beating
out a dinky infirld hit. On a hit and
run play Tobin rolled the ball
through Krug's position when Marty
went over to cover second base, and
Fox hiked to third, lletling skied a
drive into Smith's waiting and eagrr
hands. Fox started for home the
minute Smithy nipped the pill, but,
although he is a mighty fast man. he
wasn't fast enough to beat Earl's peg
to the rubber. The ball arrived, swift
and true, several feet ahead of Fox
and the Wichita outfielder was nailed
standing up.
Only on one other occasion did one
of Jackson's curly wolves reach third
base and with two dowi Mer
whiffed the batter who might ' have
sent him home.
Old Jim Durham, who still gets by
because he knows all the tricks of the
pitching art and who has always had
something on Omaha, chucked for
Vichita yesterday and Jim did a
fair y good job at that. Hut. he
couldn t step as lively as Men.
Win Game in First.
The Rourkovinians nicked him for
four safe knocks in the first round
and scored the two runs which were
sufficient to cold storage the game.
Alter Smith went out Marty Krui
drove a drive into right and he raced
all the way home o (. y Forsvthe's
flouble down the first base line. Cyrus
look third on the throw back to the
diamond. Kav Miller lammed one
dear through Rntton and the Tango
Kid lumbered home.
The' Kourke hit Durham at inter
vals during the rest of tt,,. Ktlfi
.could never rpm,. d-lu,r tn the.
pinches after the first frame Marty
Krug had his slufising es? workup
to perfection and m.olr thrrr hit ;,'
a sacrifice in four trips to the platter
fnr a perfect averse tti'l .() of the
oppOMtion also iiM,r threr ,iti.
Miller Shows Class.
Ray Miller pm i,n d ,aiiK-up K3K
at lirt, earnm;.. a ,,( of (;y,rv h ,'itj.
pig several I Iklur...,,,.. Wu, Kiidufi'j
l.eavrs out of dirt
Harry Kratte p:.,w,j center ,!U(.
uen , ,,,) a,,,! i.j.Mci
hard thncr He a veteran .tener
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Kru, Ilnr Ittolun Iim: Kruf. Knriihn.
Millar. Kniipn. I'nuhl ply : Hmlih lo
Kruffr, Bur to Krn tn Mlllr, Htrurk
null Hy Mr. I, by liunlum, J H on
htUn: (itt Iiurhm, Hit by pltrhrt bill:
ornytho Wild fillrh: Durhtni l.ft in
h: Omh. S; Wlrhlt. S. Tlnn. 1:7.
tinplr Mullnn and Amlri.
mot x vijnr.n t. 4nw.rn.
fmifg Victors
Br Kror
of Mm to
wo.
Klou City. In, M.y IS Sinus flty !
frin4 Bt. Joiaptt tndsy by nr of to I.
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tinu Illy ... 0 A I 0 0 S 0 I
I.oft OH ba: Rloiu City, 1A; Rl. Jo
ah. I: Rarilflr hlla: Wny. Tallahan
'l'o tinaa hl'a: fonuay. iKovar. Hulllviiii,
Thraa hurt lilt: Ullmora. fltolan baaaa:
Wata.m, ,M.(.'ab. Illla. Off Thoriiaa, 12;
off Mumnira. 1. Htrurk out: riy Tbomaa,
i, by Wllllama. 3. by Orovnr, S. Baava on
bll (iff lirover, 4; off Thomaa, Wild
i.llih: llrov.r Hit by pltrhail ball: Hy
rhnmaa, I'nonrv; bv Orovar. William. Tlma:
t 00. t'mplraa: Camay anil Eckman.
Dies While Making
Address to Masons
Roise, Idaho, May 16, Colonel
Henry C. Olney, aged 74, of Sand
Point. Idaho, dropped (lead from
heart failure today while addressing
the animal Male convocation of
Royal Arch Masons.
He had hi! thanked the gathering
for the gift of a gold charm and was
telling them that a Spokane physi
cian had warned him that only by a
miraile could be rench Hoise alive
and that it would be a double miracle
to leave this riiv aloe after the Mi
sotin meeting
' iiul I heliee m miracles," he said,
and with tV word he fell dead. Col
nel Olt't-y a a civil war vetei an.
Citizen Soldiers
to Have Tourney
NfW V'ltK. l.iv H-Tlie Military
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LINKS LOSE TO T0PEKAN3
Gardner Hat Bad Inning and Kaws
Win Game,
FOTJE TO THREE IS THE SCORE
Lincoln, Kfay 16. Gardner had one
bad inning today, Tnpeka making
three runs and securing a lead Lin
coln could not overcome. The Kan
sans won by 4 to 3. Score;
TOPKKA.
Aft ft M. O.
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Corhran, aa. . . . , , ,
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Tynaman, rf.,..,,
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iHtt1 for Oardnar In aavanth.
Two-haaa hit: Hlnrhrnan. Wtlllama.
Rrhwalttar, Rnow. fmubla playa: Torhran to
I.altlmora to Alar. Htolan haara: Car
Hale, Rtavanaon. Narrlflra hit; I.amb RtnuU
out: Uf (iardnar, 4: by Kaat, 1; by Imah
bar. I. Ilaaaa on balls Off (lardnar, 1; oil
Iiaahnar. 7, off Hall. 1. Wild pit. h : taah
nar. Ift nn baaaa: l.tnrnln, 1A; Topaka, 4
Illla: S hlta In aavan Innlnaa off Qardnar; 2
hlta In two Innlnaa off Faat; hlta In aavan
and oiia-lhlrd Innlnaa off Iiaahnar; 1 hit In
ona and two-thlrda Innlnfa. off Hall. Time.
I 44. I'mplrra. I'ontlua and Andarann.
Fails in Attempt to
Get Sugar Factory
(Oorroaponilnnc of th Asaoclatail Press.)
MANILA, April 15. Aftor mori than
li months of negotiation, the Philippine
government bs abaniloned, for th time
being at least, the project to finance
a sugar central on. th rich suimr-pro-dnilng
Island of Negroei. ft Is mure
than tv year ago that th Insular lenln
lalure authortsad tha expendlturo of
(l.otiO.ono gold, for the construction of
modern central plant. It was hoped that
this would b tha forerunner of other,
some built by tho government, others by
the planters themselves.
I'niler the terms of the law, the govern
ment was to be the chief Investor In a
corporation formed by the planters who
would benefit hy the central. The debt
to the government would be paid oft
gradually and UlttmaMy the planter.
Would tie the sole owners of the cor
poration. ,
Isabel, occidental Negroa, was picked
aa the site for the first centrBl. The
contract waa let to a, Liverpool firm, but
difficulties arose and the firm wee al
lowed to withdraw Us bid. The In
creased price of materials and frelKhl
following the outbreak of the war, wad
the chief cause for the withdrawal of
the bid.
&UFFET LUNCHEON TO BE
FEATURE 0FSTUDENTS' VISIT
Entertainment will not be lacking
at the Auditorium Friday evenif.v;
when the students of the I'niversis
of. Nebraska, on their dav's vUit li
Omaha, file in to et their butfe
luncheon at J;.W o'clock.
N)cc tal committees of the I nivc
sity of N'ebrak.i nliiiuni in Omah.
have been appointed l t ike vaii. 'i
part of the work, und t'.ie burc'.i
;iiihlnit lia been eMifinr!v b :.t
ilth atraiigemrtita A'l S.f'rii' .A I!
etir iliih i tu K"-e i" if -p. 14I .
ttic timeltv atiinta. t,i!.iM.i, t'ie
lietn' i!,ttii.i, i' t en' r tai i. ui'-t t!
ina'.ia v 1 1 1 :'.. 1 .s-it.'v r'!'r'.
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FIRST. Ci'iNS I'I rH'!Cr
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YOU KNOW
MOTMtn-
Ve eattn h
Hf1e BEFORE
AUXJMJMOOf OR PROTECTS
Makes
Near York May IS A now raeord for
an a'itomoM! run bat woan tia Angalae
and Nafr York baa baan made by . li
Itakar, who arrtyad hare today In bis
l adlllae roadaiar, aevan Amy; elareii Koura
and fifty two mlnutae after ha left tha
California city Tba dtalance cowmrmd VII
1,471 mlleo. liakar hel4 fha pravtoua ra
ord i.( elrrao days, aaten hour aud (Iftaas
biliiiitra.
PH1LUES WIN FOOR
IN ROWOFF REDS
Moran'i Men Capture Game with
Cincinnati by Score of Fonr
to Three.
BANCROFT INJURES HIS FINGER
Cincinnati, O., May 16. Philadel
phia took tfour straight games from
Cincinnati by winning today's eon
test, 4 to 3. The visitors scored their
four runs in the first inning off two
bases on balls, triples by Niehoff and
Cravath and Whitted'a sacrifice fly.
Knetzcr, who replaced Schulz in the
third, held them runless after that.
Hanrroft hurt the third finger on his
right hand in the third inning and he
probably will be out of the game for
at least two weeks. Score:
I'IM'IVNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
AH H.O A.BJ. AB.H O.A.B
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firiyrne. lb S
(isfa'ff. 2b. 4
OHtnrk.lbaa I
(ii'rav'h, rf 3
OWhlt d, If I
0Pk t, rf 4
01. ml a. lb, 4
ovv KII. c. I
OMayer, p. I
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Tntala.. 31 S 17 11
i.HL,.i for 8thula In eerond.
PhtlH.el.hlK 4 0 0 110 0
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rin.lmiail 0 2 1 0 0
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Two-baae hit: Orlfftth. Three-baae hlta
Niehoff, I'-avath (21, Wale. Double playa:
l.oii'lfti to 1,Tioir to i'haae, Maraog to
i.oo,,Mi to I'haw. Htta"B on balla: Off
viiuln. .'1. lf KotJr. 1. Flrat .baaa 011
rr.,ra: l'hlladrii,ia. 1, I'lnrlnnatl. 2. Hlta
and earned run i 'ff Mayer. S hlta, I runa
in nlno innlnya: otf Rrhuls, I hlia. 4 runa
;n luo tuition, off Koef;:rtr, I hlia. no runa
In aeven Innlnfa Klru. k out: iy Varar.
. hv Hrhul I: bv Knetter, I. Vmptree:
Jtvron and wu'Sley
t arda Heat Hodgera.
Rt l.ouia. Vav 1 -Rt Lnula won a ten
Innlna aaina from Klrooklyn tiera today. I
to 4, Turban opened the tenth with tha
flrat baaa on balla off 1II, went to aaeond
when hnyder aloiled to renter, 4vancd to
third hrn Myeta fumbled tha ball anil
a .r!-. I on lluller a aa-Tlflra f1,.
Mar.iuard aa b.i mmered for thraa runa
I. Hie flrat unit tta replared by I'ell, who
.'Iti'lied rtrelleni ball ivore.
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KENT SPHiCS SURPRISE
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SENATORS GET 15
RONS JIFF TIGERS
Waahington Overwhelm Detroit,
Making Nine Tripa Around
Bases in One Inning.
EBJCKS0N STOPS ONSLAUGHT
Washington, May 16. Washington
overwhelmed Detroit today, winning,
IS to 3, the third straight game of
the series. Nine runs were scored
by the home team in the first inning
off Boehler and Roland. Ericksen
stopped the onslaught temporarily,
but was batted freely before the game
ended. Score:
WARHIN(TOf IETFtO!T
AB.M.O.A.E. AH.H U A.E.
M'tan. Jb I
OBnall, e. 6
OVItt. Sb S
Foatar. Sb 4
Milan, cf. 4
Rond'u. rf 4
OCobh, t-f. S
OVeaih, If 4
Judaa, lb S
1 H mn. rf 4
nnanla, ir S
Henry, e. 1
Oarrlty, o 1
McB'e. a 4
Gallia, p.": S
0 OBurna. lb 4
0 0Vr.. 2b. 4
0 OSlanaa, c 1
2 1 Dakar, r . 1
1 0 no' lor. o . 0
fcj c-ka'n, p 1
Tntala. .871117 S -t Roland, p o
Itarpar... 0
Totala. - IS 11 14 8 1
Bat tad for Erlrkaen tn nlnlh.
Detroit ...0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 I
Waahlncton S 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 U
Twe-baaa hlta: Vltt. Rondeau, Milan.
Three-baea hlta: Foater. Jurif. Rondeau.
Stolen baaee fobb, Henry, Raxrlflce fly:
Oharrlty. Flrat baaa on errora: Iietrolt, 1.
Itaaea on balla: Off Foalr. 2, off Bolatid,
1; off Ertrkaan, 8, off llnllla, 1 Hlia and
earned runa: Off lioehl-r, t hit, 4 runa
(none nut and three on baaea In flrat In-
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Bee by George McManus
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to Coast
nine;); off Boland, I hlta, S rune In two
thlrda Inning, off Erkkaan. S hlta, 4 runa
In even and one-third Innlnaa Hit by
pltrhad ball: By Hoehler, Moraan. Htrurk
out: Uy Uallla, 4, by Hnland, li by Erlck-
aen, 4. Umplree: Hlldanrand and Bvi
rui.
NEBRASKA MEDICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET LAST OF MONTH
Prominent medical men from all parts
of the state will gather In Omaha May
23, 24 end 26 for the forty-eighth annual
convention of the Nebraska State Medical
association. The organization has a
membership of more than l.fJfA
The headquarters of the convention will
be at the Hotel Fontenelle.
The convention will close with ban
quet on the evening of Mar S. Dr.
H. M. MeCIanehan presiding. Dr. James
Bryan Herrlek of Chit-ego will be the
speaker of the evening.
The officers of the association are:
Dr. E. W. Howe, Lincoln, president; Dr.
A. C. Blokes. Omaha, vice president; Dr.
J. V. Beghtol, nestings, vice president;
Dr. Joseph M. Alkln, Omaha, secretary;
Dr. A. 8. von Mansfelde, Ashland, treas
urer; Dr. W, P. Wherry, Omaha, libra
rian. 'HAPPY' VAN WYCK SUED BY
PIANO PLAYER COMPANY
H. Theodora Van Wyek Benner. prin
cipal In a divorce action pending In the
district court, haa been made defendant
In municipal court by the Aeolian com
pany of New Tork. Petition was filed
yesterday afternoon.
It Is alleged that Mrs. Benner. on' De
cember 20, 1907, purchased a piano player
worth l(V), on which Is due J1!0 and In
terest. raonew
i
IMakins: an entirely new and novel beverage from
the choicest American cereals, without malt,
without fermentation, without sugar, not
brewed, containing no alcohol, being tax-free;
not a "beer." "near beer" or "temperence
beer." with a flavor and taste of its own and
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Today's Calendar
of Snorts
tClvlJiu Otieriiiitf
tallou rea-alln at Hurt nrrl milieralti .
fiorlna 4 loae of the prlli meeting
of Maryland Jnekey Huh nt I'lmllro.
fUHM.tlna I'ennaj Itanla Male trap
ahootlng tournament oiiena at I'bllail'l
ptila. Trark lyhlgh-lafayelle dual meet at
fynetun, I'a.
Hariirthmore-'Vew York unlrerallj dual
meet at arthninre, I'a.
Larrnaao llarinrd la. Itoliart t
t amhrl'lire, Mnaa.
Tennla Allrhigan ta. Hohart at Cnm
brtdae. Ha.
Tennla tllrhlgan ta, lehlah at Soolh
Bethlehem, Tn.
ITlorelon ta, IVnnayliaiila at I'hlla
delplila. Vermont TS. Tnlon rollege at Hnr
llnatnn, Vt. , ,
liiiilog ehamna O TIrien Frankte
Rnaaell, twelta rounda at Voiingaloem,
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Dario Eesta Enters
Chicago Auto Race
Chicago, May 16, Entries for the
300 mile automobile races to be held
at Chicago, June 10, are now being
received and eleven cars have al
ready been listed, about half of them
of ioreign make. Dario Kesta, win
ner of last year'a 500-mile race at
the speedway, will be in this year's
event.
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN
RED CROSS IN RUPTURE
Stockholm (Via London), Mar lA.
According to the Dagena Nyheter,
the International Fed Crosa confer
ence resulted in a complete rupture
between the German and Russian
Red Cross, owing to the refusal of
Germany to express regret for the
sinking of the Russian hospital ship
Portugal.
FORMER OMAHA MAN IS
MADE BISHOP OF TEXAS
Rev. Jamea Wise, formerly rector
of St Martin'a Episcopal church of
the South Side and lately rector of a
St. Louis church, has just been ap
pointed bishop coadjutor of Texas.
LEE
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LEE'S Puncturei-Proof Pneumatic,
Tires are guaranteed puncture
roof under a cash refund, and are
guaranteed In wrltlDg to give at
least 5,000 miles of service.
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