a THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1916. '
Bringing Up Father -:- :-: Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
HAVE 0O EVER
TO JAPAN-
KRUG'S MEN MAKE
THEIR HITS COUNT
Eourkei Accumulate Six Hits For as
Many Euni, Whfle Bean Make
. Twelve HiU for Four.
RUSSELL FOED MAKES START
For the third successive time the
pesky Hears from the arid height of
Denver were .administered a nummary
execution by the fcrociouN, blood
thirsty and violent Rourkovinians yes
terday, this time by a count of 6 to 4.
The ravenous Grizzlies, who by this
time must be about starved to death,
madetwtre as many hits as Omaha
did, but they didn't nuke 'em at the
right time, which 'is on of the funda
mentals in compiling base ball vic
tories. Omaha onry made six liits, but
five of them were combed in the first
three stanzas and were mixed up
with generous bases on balls, while
the twelve annexed by the Grizzlirs
were scattered outthrough the nine
rounds.
Buck Sterzer started the hostilities
for the enemy. Duck put on a red
undershirt and tried to kid himself
and the Rourkes into thinking he is
some pitcher by waving danger sig
nals. Anybody would think, to watch
Huck hurl, be was trying to flag a
train.
Fadei Away Soon. -The
Denver southpaw didn't last
long. In the first stanza a walk and a
steal by Earl Smith and Kay Miller's
double netted one. In the second
Krtieger's double, a walk to Kilduff,
Thompson's combination sacrifice
and safe fielder's choice, a single by
Krause and an error by Shestak gave
Omaha three.
Mr. Sterzer expired precipitously at
this junctur and the great and only
Russell Ford, inventor of the emory
ball and now a derelict on the chopny
base ball sea, was brought forth for
the bush league public to look upon
and admire.
Kussell can't use the emory any
more so be uses a spitter which is
mostly bluff. Krug walked to start the
second round and Krueger beat out a
bunt. Ernie is getting faster every
lay; be can now run almost as fast
as an ire truck. Kilduff went out, but
Shag Thompson was on the job with
a beautiful pinch blow through second
which scored Marty and the mercury
hoofed Ernie.
No More Scoring.
Here Mr. Ford disguised himself as
a 1'ackard and his speed was too
much for the Rourkes. who didn't
score again. Put they didn't need to,
the runs Mr Thompson shoved over
sufficed.
A hit and an error netted the Pears
one in the second, four hits netted
two more in the third aitdtwn bus
one more in the sixth. Marty Krug
mw visions of din-trr and yanked
Harry Krauze for Freddy Hue W. who
proved a ready rrmer bv holding
the (.nitliet littlest the rel ef the
lume It might he mentioned, Fred
dy went in with one down and a man
on second and third and tfltrrd the
side very gracefully
Th llrinliri and Until Wr .v the
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Standing of Teams
WEST. I.KAOUIC I NAT I.EAOI'B.
WI.I'H.I W.I.Prl,
Mnenln ...,17 M lirnoklyn ,...11 I .140
lira Vlnlna.. II II 671.1'lilla 17 12 US
W'lihlt 112 S7lltnain IHMH
Fili IS 11 ,Ui hlai(0 IS17 .SH
iirnnha . .. ,.! II .III N' York ..1411.111
Slim Clljr .. 1J It .444 Nt. l.ouln ..,,1111.1)1
l.nvT I IS .iM'lltljurgh ... lit It ,jSl
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M'aahlngtnn II II ,4ltiil,nulvlll ..1SII.S1J
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Ifmtnii ... l .l(lWii 14 12 HI
I'hll 1)11 .41Hn1lanapolfa It IS .471
liatroll . , . I II . . Haul .. I IS . 10
HI. bnuta , 1 1 II ,4MiKn, C'lly ,14 It ,411
I'hlialn ...14 i . 424Mliwllk S 24 .21,0
Yaalarilay'a Baaiilta.
WKBTKKN I.KAiUI5.
tinvar, 4; Omaha, 4.
HI Jnaih, I: l.liiinln, 4
Tnpk, 2; 8lnu Illy, .
Wlrhllu, t; lira Molnea, 4.
NATIONAL I.BAIJUB.
1 hi' ail. 6, l'hllarlal.hl. I
Miialon, 4; HI. l.'Mlla, 4
Nw Vnrk, S: ('Inrinnatf, t.
Kronklyn, I; I'ltlnhiii h, I
AMKKK'AN I.KAilt.F,.
I f rnit . 0, H,atun, 4.
HI. I.oula, 1: York, td.
riavaiand, I; t'hlla1lhla. 4
Chliasu, 4; WaahlnKt'in, 1
A. Mi; It If AN AHBOCIATIOM.
I.milavllla. 1; TnirUn, 1
lrnllanM,l, t, t'nlumhtia. 4
Mllwauka", t, Mlnn"aplla, t.
Kariaa City, t; HI. I'aul, 0,
l.ainaa Today,
Waatarn T.aasua Pnvar at Omaha, Bt
Jnaaph al l.lnioln, T'lpait at Bloua Clly,
Wlrhli at l'a Molna.
National l,rgii-i.'hlrggo St Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at I'lliaburgh.
Amerl.-an LaaKu D.trnll al Paon. Hi,
lunula at Nw Ymk, llrUnf aA.XMl
dlhla, Chkasn at TVlilnuii. '
'And Still Going
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Itnttad for Ford In l(hth.
Omaha .
Him. I I t 0 0 0 0
Illla I t I 0 0 0 t 0
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Kima 0 1 t 0 0 1 0 0 04
nit t I 4 o o t t o o ii
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llm.lirr. K,,lflr hllal ""ra, Millar,
Thiiaofl. Ujar. Itatibl plaoi hllditff to
Km lo Mlllrr. Rr.l la Krlllhr 4 hhlrlda,
Stollllirr lo Hwil til HhlrliU, lliilrhrr to
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FORTEn EAR.
Hunlur, ct 1114 0 0
Jnnoa, lb I I 0 II 0 0
Molrtan, cf 1 0 1 I 0 0
Hpahr, o I 0 1 10 0 0
Hartford, aa 4 0 i 1 t 0
Kwnldt, l 1 0 0 0 1 0
Clair, lb... 4 0 0 t 1 t
Muaaar, p II - 0 1 0 1 0
Hraen 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totala II 4 I IT I t
Baltad for Floharlr In fourth.
Hattad for Muaaar In ninth.
Wlrhlla 1 0 1 0 0 01 0 01
Una Holnaa ....I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 04
Two-baaa hUa: foi, Hatllnx, Muaaar. Hac
rift' a hllat Roaaman, Malarkoy, Jon'a,
Maloan. Htolan baaaat Pox, IMIIng. Ewoldt.
I.rft on baara:: Wlihlta, t; D Molnaa, I.
Hiruk out; Ily Muaaar, I; by Malarky, I.
Klrat baa on balla; Off Muaar, I; off
Malarkfy. I. lilt by pllihar: fly r"lharty,
Maloan. Illla and runa: off Kl'harty. I
rutin, 4 hlta In thraa InnlnrKu; off Malar
key, I run, t hlia In flva and Iwo-thlrda In
nlhm; off Durham, no runa, no hlta In ona
Ihlrd Innlna, Itouhla playai Hrltion lo Ab
lln; llrltton to Miai-hl to Abaialn. Urn
plrrai Andaraon and I'onllua. Tlma: 1:11.
LINCOLN OVERCOMES JOSIES
Makei Game, Uphill Fight and
Defeats Visiting Missouri
Team.
FOUR TO THREE THE SCORE
Lincoln, Ma
May 24, Lincoln made a
game, uphill tignt tonay, winning
from St. Joseph in the tenth inning
by a acore of 4 to 3. All the runs of
.,. .a
the visitora were made in the first
two innings. After that Willetts set
tled down to his task. Lincoln bat
ters began' lOtviiig'Vitliarrii tlelivery
in the ninth, tying the acoce and win
ning out in (he tenth. Score;
T. job c PH.
, AB. ,B , H
MrC'aha, rf ....4 1 I
i. w 1 1 llama, lb...... I 0 t
Jmirdan, lb.,, ....... S 0 0
Blnrk. o I 1 I
Sullivan, if , ... I - 0 1
rimiar. aa K. . t 0 1
Klrkham. rf 0.1
Kaailna, lb t 0 0
i. William, p 4 1 1
.0.
II
Totals 41 I II 2S IS
LINCOLN.
ab. n.
O.
14
Carnal. It
Illnrhman, lb..,.
Thnmaaon. cf....
II W llllama, lb, ,
Moraa, lb.
Johnann, t ...... .
Htavanaon. aa. . . .
Lobar, rf
Willatt. p
Total 14 4 I 10 II
Two out whan wlnnlnf run oord.
Bt. Joaaph. l 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Llnrnln 000001010 14
Thr.paa hit: Carllal. Two-baa hlta:
Carllala, Mi-C'aba. ltloik (1). 1. William
1'oul.l playa; Mrf'ah to O. Williams, Hut
lr in o. Wllllama to Jourdan. Htolan baana:
Hlm-hman, Thnmaon, Blork, Btilllvan. Bafl
rlflia hlia: - Hlnrhman. Sullivan. Btruck
nut: Hy Wtllatia. I ; hr Wllllama, 4. ftaaaa
on balla: Off Wlll.ita, t. off Wllllama, 4
Wild pni-h: Wllllama Ltft on haa: Lin
coln, 4, Hi. JuMph. 11 Tlmai I 10. I'm
pttaa: Mullan and Andrawa
AmaHoaa AaanrlaUii.
At Tolado SKt
Inulavlll 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 t I
Tnlrdo 1 I I I I I I I 7 S I
Italian. I.uqu and Wllllama. Padlant
and tiraanaban
Al i niumima ft II t
Inittanapolta I I t I 1 I -1 7 I
i nlumloia IIIMIII a 4 IS
liatlartaa. Iawaon and Brhant, Prady.
Ill,, Unit and I'ratt
At .Mlnnaapoll IHt
Mtlwaubaa SOSOSItl - S I
MlnnvaiM.lla .. IIIMIII 14 I
Italtaita Slapnlka. Toun Bharklaftitd,
f'on.eliM-li and Marar; Hurk and Owan.
t H Ik 4'f4 is
lM'i I t UIP'V h
f. -,1. -A l Stv., tt
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ARE vepv
THAT IWT
MY PAULT!
Some waxv the v. '
ALWAV REMOVE THFif
SHOES ON EtTERlN5
GIANTS GO EAST
YICT0RS0F TOUR
Win Every Game on Weitern Trip,
Making Total of Thirteen in
a Row,
THEY DEFEAT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati, O,, May 24, The New
Vork club started east tonight carry
ing on a National league record with
them, having won every game on its
western trip and increasing its num
ber of consecutive games won to thir
by defeating Cincinnati, 6 to 1, today.
Score:
NEW TORK, CINCINNATI.
AH Ho A E. AM HO. A. E.
fturna.lf
1 I 0 OOroh.Sb t I 0
Poht'n.rf 4
Hnyl.lb 4
Kauff.f 4
ri'f'r.aa I
SWkla.lb 4
UrK'a.n 4
laridn,A I
I'errllt.p 4
0 4 0 ONrala.cf 4 0 1
111 Ot'haaa.lb till
1 1 0 OOrlffh.rf 4 0 0
0 0 f Of-tnhxr.aa 4 11
110 0HTo,lf 0 0 0
1 0 1 OMIti h l.lf 111
1 S 0 OKrnniar.lf 0 0 1
0 0 0 OWInxo.e 4 0 1
l.ourt n,2b 4 0 4
Totals, .it 10 17 I OM. huli p 111
Clarka 0 0 0
Mollw's 1 1
0
Total.. 17 11 17 II 4
Rattad for Mllrhall In alt-nth.
Hal lad for Brhuls In ninth.
Nw Tork,.., 00010000 40
Cincinnati ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-baa hlla: Mrkl Vl), Flahar, fltolan
baaaa: ftoyl. Markla, MrKer-hnla. Doubt
play: Doyla lo FIUhr o Markl. Elaaaa
cn ball: Off Fanitt, ; off H. hula, I. Hlla
and aarnrd runa: Off Variilt, II hlta, I
pun In nlna Innlnxa; off Hrhulz, 10 hlla, 5
runa In nlna Inning.' fltnii k out: By Par
rut, 4; by Hrhult. I. Wild pltrb: SrhuU.
Implrra: OTay and F.aaon.
1nir Ixmm Ui Card.
Bt. Ixula, May 14 With th eor 4 U
I afalnat th lorala In th ninth, with In
out. Wllaon alnaka, Hornaby trlplad, Mllkr
alk"d and bnydar atnalad, HI. I, out de-faallri-
lloatnn. t to 4..
JaapT held Hnalnn to four hit In alxht
Inntnaa, thro of thaa romlnx In th flret
nd mlsitd with arrnr by Wllaon and
Hornaby sava th vlaiiora their four runs.
Bcor:
POBTON. ST LOUIB
AB H O A B AB H O A E.
Mar'n'a a 4 0 1 T
"Rmlth.rf 4
OCorhan.aa 4
I n-arhr.lf 4
0RaI1.2b 4
1
Evara.2b 4
fnilina.lf 4
VVIIhoit.rf 4
Kon y.lb t 4
J Hm'h.Sh 1
Cornp n.rf 4
0 1
1 I
1 0
1 II
0 0
0 0
t 1
1 7
1
0 0
1 t
1 11
1 I
0 0
o o
0 0
lwilann.rf
l11uKSlna
Oltnrn y.lb
OMIllar.lb
OSnydar.o
Jaapar.p
1 0
0 4
Oowdv.r 4
I Rud'ph.p 1 1 0
Total 31 !; 17
a'Butlar
Mado'a,p I
' Totaia. .14 I 17 IS I
Two out whan wlnnlnf run arorad,
Ran for Wllaon In ninth.
Hatted for Jaapar In algth. I
Boatnn 4 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 4
Bt. I.oula 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 16
Two-ba hit: Konatrhy Thr-bao hlta:
Rudolph. Ratzaal. Millar, paiirhar, Hornaby.
Btnlan haaa: Cotnpton. Double play: t'or
hn to Bataal to Millar; llornabv to .Millar:
Maranvtll to Evar to Knnatthy. baaaa
nn balla: Off Jaapar. 4; off Maadowa, 1; off
Rudolph. 1. Hit and aarned runa; Off Ja.
par 4 hlta. 1 runt In lht Innlnaa, off Ru-
(al
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THE JAPS
noo in
THAT
NOT ODD
dolph, I hlta, 4 runa In larht and two-third
Innlnsr: off Maadowa. 1 hit, no run In
on lnnln. Balk: Rudolph. Birum out:
By Jaapar, I; by Rudolph, I. Umplr:
Klflar and llarrlaon.
Mehoff Win for Phlladalphla.
Chlcapo. May 14 Nlahoff doubl4 with
th baa full In th ninth Innlnf of to
day's im nd thrby won a 0 to
victory for Philadelphia aalnt Chlrag-o.
Zlmmarman' baltlnf figured In mot of
Chicago run. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAOO.
AB.U.O.A.E. ABH.O.A.E.
Rrrnalb 1110 ORrhulta.lf 4 0 4 0 0
Mahoff.2b 4 11
Btnck.a III
Cravath.r 4 11
DMann.rr o
OKIack.rf 111
OWIirmarf 4 t I
0lm'r'n.lb 4 11
OHalar.lb 1 0 11
OMi'Crthy.l 111
tlf''laohar,o 4 0 1
lMuIhgan. 10 1
(iHraton.p 111
U hlt'd.l-1 t 10
Coonar.rf
Ludarua.I
Oood.lf
Kllllfar.o
lili'iy.p
lianiare.p
Paitkerl
0 0 0 0'Zwllllna 110
1 0 0 0'Uoolan
Total 14 10 17 11 1 Totals II I 27 II I
riattad for Dmar la ninth.
Battnd for Mulllsan In ninth.
Doolan batted for Beaton In ninth.
Philadelphia .0 1110000 4 I
Chlraio 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0
Two b httla: Block. TJUhoff, Zlmmar
man, Wllllm. Thr ba hli: 8aton.
McCarthy. Stolen bsa: Oood. Klack. Ba
on ball. Off Rliy, 1; Bandr, 2; Beaton,
a. Hit and earned run: Off Rly, 4 hit.
I run In S lnnlnie: Beaton. 10 hlta. S run
In I Innln;; Itemara, 1 hit. 1 run In I
Innlnp; Bandar, 1 hit, no run In 1 Inning.
Strurk out: Rlxey, I; I)mara, ll Beaton,
2. Wild pitch: Rliay. Pad ball: rlch
er. Umplr: Klam and Email.
Plratn Urop On to Dodger.
Plttahurth, My 14. Brooklyn dfetd
Plttahurfh by a acor of I to 1 bar today,
winning In th tnth when a trip! by
Dautwrt, a double by Btongl and a efnfle
by Wheat reultd In two run. Th Plrte
tied th aoi-ra In th lghth and mad
not her run In th final Innlns on a b
on balls, a stolen ban and a alngle. Bcor a:
BROOKLYN.
PITT8BUROH.
AB II O A K.
AB.H.O.A.B.
II My-ra.cf 0 1 2 0 0rary.cf 1 110 0
Haubert.1 4 110 Clorint'n.l I I I 0
Mtengl,rf 4 14 0 Owagner.a 4 114 0
Wheat.ir t I s o "HI'chmn.r 4 1 4
Inwrey.l 10 12 1schulli,lb 4 0 110
ulahaw.l lilt 0Rarney.lf 10100
I'Mara.a 4 111 "Knabe.lb 4 0 14 1
'eyera.e I 0 I 1 0i)ibenn,o 4 17 10
henay.p 10 0 1 Ovlamam.p I 0 0 1 0
Coatallo.p I 0 0 I 0
Totals It 11 10 10 O.r'oatello 1 0 0 0 0
Harmon. p 0 0 0 1 0
Wllaon 0 0 0 0 0
Total It I 10 11 1
Batt4 for Mmu In eighth.
Batted for Harmon In. tenth.
Brooklyn .0 10000000 I I
eitteburg .0 00 0 0001 0 11
Two baa hlta: Stengel, O'Mara, John-
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it than a thu!t lu tl vtiluury
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MEELF
EVERY
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ton. Thre baa hit: Paubert, O'Mara,
wagner. htoien naaea: v naai, anwrv,
Bchulla, Wllon. Iioubl playa: O'Mara lo
Cutaliaw, Wagnr to Olbton to Knab,
Hlnchman to Johmton. Baa on balla:
Cheney, I; Mamaui, I; Harmon, 1. HIU
and earned runa: Off Cheney. I hlta, I run
In 10 Inning; Mameui, I hlu, 1 run In I
Inning; Harmon, 4 hit, i run In 1 Inn
ing. Struck out: Cheney, I; Mamaux, 1;
Harmon, 1. Umpire: Byron and Qulgley.
Today's Calendar
of Sports
Runt rig BpHng meeting of th Weat
rheater Raring aaaoclatlon open at
Quean' Park.
Bhootlng Annual tournament of Cen
tral Penuaylvanla Trapahootera' league
opens at Ebenaburg, Pa. Opening of
"Old Policy" tournament at M uncle,
eta, Ind., and Fort Idge, la.
Oolf Opening of Invitation tourna
ment of CbT fbaa club. Chary Chae,
Md.
Tennl We tern IntemollegUt con
ference champlonahlp begin In Chicago.
Main atate InterenlleglaU rhamplon
thlpa begin at Orono. Inland fltanford
agalnat Cornell, at Ithaca,, K. Y.
Boxing Charley Whit agalnat Bay
lor, tea round, at Cincinnati. Cat De
lancy agalnat Paul Brock, ten rounda,
..at CleTeland,
REYNOLDS HAS WALKAWAY
IN HIS PLAY WITH M00NEY
Reynolds won from Mooney last
night in the city pocket billiard tour
nament, 100 to 56.
Larsen and Owens, the two leading
player of the tournament," will meet
each other tonight at the Subway bil
liard parlort, 204 South Fourteenth
street. '
JOS W &rKs&f&
THE DE1TER.THE HOPS
THE BETTER THE BEERJLAVOa7
NIlIEUSER-DUSCH"'have by many thou
i sands of pounds more Saa:cr Hops in
V their jjant storage houses than lias any
other brewery in Europe cr America. Before the
var our Resident; while abroad on his annual
lbuyirrt pilgrinu bought 775,000 pounds 10
bales) c( Uohcmia s vny finest Saazer Hops, k)
this add the 500,000 pounds v.r iiad on lund,and
txi uiU sec that we can cuiumc: cur r ''liens
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