THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1916
Bringing Up
I VHAT 00 WEN &T 1 VOMEM ARE. THE ) 'F WOMAN IVEh' THE 1 - -f
TELLING MltSJOME5-YOU REAL Rl)LERt OF v CREDIT iHE DE-bERYEVMAN ( 7
ARE AAMST VOMAN I E VORLD-J WOULD MOT BE bO r( j J NEVER C -,-far
JXTJL UFFRA'CE ? rJ XtZV , s PRONlHEriJ IM HISTORY- ) IF tHE OT 1, V1IS A CATTLE If
2-r ; . (Tpl &T0H ALL THpCRfDlT ' IM TH HOUtE!
"" B "T
ROURKES ALLOWED
TWO HITS BY BARER
Dei Moines Hurler Shuts Out the
Omaha Crew by Score of Two
to Nothing;.
SCORES RESULT OF ERRORS
Ors Moines, Ja., May 20. Baker
held Omaha to two hits today, mid
lies Moines shut out the vistors, 2
to 0. The local score were the result
of errors by Krticgcr and Merz, fol
lowing bases on balls. In the second
inning Hartford forced Spahr, who
had walked, stole second, took third
r-n Krurgcr's overthrow and scored on
l.woldt' hit. In the fourth, Jones
miked, took fliird on Men' wild
throw to first, and counted on Spahr's
lificld hit. Score:
t OMAHA.
All. R. H. O. A. Fi
I Th'imrioon, rf 4 ft 0, o 0 I)
Miiih. If 4 a 9 1 I
Krug. 2b 4 C 0 8 4
.nil.r. lb 4 0 112 0 0
hurr, e 0 S 4 I 1
jf'nrayth. rf 1 0 0 0 1 0
Mi. luff, m 1 0,0 I
jinn, i a o . i l a o
M.r, p I 0 0 0 1
.lrhll 1 0 0 0 0 0
I'.urlh. p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Told I.
21 I 14 II 1
DKrl MOINES.
AH. Jt. II. O. A. E.
2 1 1 It 0
........ j i2 o
1 0 0 0 4 0
Hhn, rf .
Hunter, if.
.loll", lb.
U-lnan, If. .,
"tMihr, i. ..
Hertford, M.
htvtildt. lb,
ilalr, lb. ..
K.iKir, p. ,,
Tnliil 21 )' 6 SI It I
hailed for Mn In eighth.
'malm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
) Mnlne 0 10 1 (I 0 A 0 3
Two-tuuja hll: Hurg. Melotn, Hhn. 8c
' rifle 1 I : Dura. Left on baae: Omaha, 4;
lra Molnea, 1 Hlrui'k nut; Tly Haker, 1;
hv M.r, 2. Flrt on In I la: Off Haker, I;
.It Mar. 1; off North, 1. Hlla and runa:
off Men, 1 hlla anil 4 runa In aeven Inlnaa;
"f f North, no runa and 1 hit In on Inning.
Wild pHrh: Merss. Doubl play: F.wnldt to
lair la Jon; Mri t Kru( to Kllduft to
, Mlilrr. Tlma, tilt. Umplrcai Camay and
I 'unman.
Sioux City Loses
Opener to Lincoln
Sioux City, May 29. Sioux City
- lost the opening game to Lincoln by
a score of 12 to 11 in thirteen inninRS.
Stevenson, the Lincoln shortstop,
liroke, his right leg sliding into third
base. Score:
I.l.vroi.N.
AH. R H CI A K
'"rlip,!,., If ...."! 1 S o'n
1 1 1 n hiiian. L'to 7 1 ' ' J 4 II
I h"inatm. i f I 2 J t I n
wi'nama. 3bn i 4 ' a o
Inhiiftnn, lb ,4 1 2 IT (I ft
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l.i"'r, rf t I i 4 0 1
li"lnr, r 4 0 0 4 1 (i
i' a i l i o
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li..una', ;sh ,...2 a 0 1 1 0
Tnl.il. 44 13 !l Jt II I
MUl X l I T V.
All It II n A V.
iiitnfr", If d 4 3 ft
7 t 4 T 0
' tuh,ll. , t A I 9 ft
I " nil.. . f 7 I 3 (i
W ' ' Mn. rf 4 I 2 t 0 I'
Ml', lb h 1 si; I ft
" ...n . .in 7 i i j a a
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lli.rili -.all, ... 1 4 ft n
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Standing of Teams
WEST. LEA WK I MAT. I-EA'JUE.
W.L.IVtl W.UPet.
t.lnroln .. . .SO II .tit nrnuklyn ...ji)ll,4l
lira Mxlnaa l I .ma Naw York. , . II II .MM
Omah 17 14 4M l-hlla II It .461
Wbliiia ...14 14 .fna rini'lnnall ,.1121.474
T'.,,ka 14 17 .448 Itnalun I4 17.4K9
Mliiua illy. , .1114 414 rhbaii ... .17 21 ,447
lienvfr Mil. 147 ritlHtiurffh .14 21.432
Ml. Jnarph. I I l . 147 81. I,(ill 14 22.421
AMBH. LKAOt'K AM bit. AHI4N.
W,l..Vt W I..Prt.
W'a.h'fton .24 12 .47llxiiilavtlla ..2118.481
I'lovrland ..1 14 .til'i .MInriiolla 14 11,61
Ni.w Vork..i 14 .674 liidlanpolla .1111,6m
Hoalrm II 14 I'olumbua ..14 12.671
I hliaao ... .14 II .467fKamaa City. 1 1 17 ,44
i.iriilt I. 21 .412 Toledo 1414. 44
I'hlla 1121 ,a2Hi I'aul 12 14. 4m
HI. l.,oula.,.ia 21 .aliMllwaukia . 10 24.27)1
Veafrrday'a Rraiilla,
WICSTKRN t.r.AOUIfi.
Omaha, 0; Im Molna, 2.
Topoka, 2, Ht. Jnanph, 4,
l.lniiilii, 12i Hloux Cliy, 11.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ht. Lniiia-Chti'airo, rain.
Naw York, 2; Hoalnn, 0,
Brooklyn, 1: f'lilladalphla. J,
Clin liinall, 4; I'ltlaburih, I.
AMKRIi'AN LBAUL'E.
Hoitnn, 8; New fork, 0.
Philadelphia, 6; U'aahlnton, I; railed
and ninth to allow player to latch train.
Ht. Loula, Detroit, 1-17.
AMKRICAN ARHiiCIATION.
Indlanapnlla, I; Loulavllle, J.
Mtnneapolla, 4, Ml. Paul, 0.
Toledo-Columbua, rain.
Oamea Today,
Waatarn League Omaha at re Mntneai
Toi.ika at Ht. Joaeph; Lincoln at Hloui
Cllyi Wlihlla at iMtiver.
National 1."ku Ht, Lnula at Chliago:
Clnrliinall at Plllaburah; New York at Phil
adelphia; Bnalon at Hronklyn.
American Lairii--WaMlilnRion at Doalon;
Philadelphia at New York: ('Imago at He
trolti Cleveland at tit, Louie,
JOSIES DEFEAT THE KAWS
Home Team Wins Snappy Game
from Topeka by the Score of
Six to Three.
OTTO WILLIAMS STEALS HOME
St. Joseph, Mo., May 29. St. Jo
seph won a inappy game from To
peka today, 6 to J. Up to the eighth
inning William allowed only one hit.
In the seventh Otto Williams stole
home after Cochran's error netted
three runs. The score:
TOPKK A.
AH. R. 17. O. A. E.
Airier, lb a 1 1 a 0 1
Lattlmora, 3b........ 4 1 2 4 1 0
I'o. hran. a.... a 0 0 0 3
HrhwelUer, cf 1 II 1 4 0 0
Tydeman. rf 4 0 0 3 0 4
ilondwln, lb 1 0 (I 1 0 0
Krua-ar, If 10 0 2 0 0
Monro, c 1 0 0 3 0 0
Weet, p ... 1 1 I J 0
aahiier, p 0 0 0 0.0 0
Total!..'. 84 a
ST. JDHRPIT.
AH. K.
14
H. O.
A.
0
4
Mnrna. rr i
i. Wllllami, 2b 4
lour, Ian, lb...., 4
Hlork, if 4
liilllvan, rf 4
Boiler. 4
Kirkham, If 4
Keatlna, lb 1
J. Willi. ma. p.. .....
1 1
10 0
Total
SI Joaeph
Tiipek
11
I 27 10
1 0 0 1 0 0 4ft -
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Stiurk out: Hy W
Mlllama, 4i by Weal, 2,
Har-n on belle: I'ff
2 Hlla. Off Weal,
I'aeliner, none, lilt
IliK. 2 Htolen baaea;
bene hlta. .lourilan,
baeea; Ht. Jnneph.
runa. Ht. Jneeph, ii;
I 'aMiner Time , I ,
and Anderaon.
Wllllama. I: off Went.
I In aeen Innlnai; off
by pitched hall: K'-at-O
Wllllama. 2 Two.
Weal, Km u-r. left on
1; Topeka, S Karnd
Topeka. 3 lid pin h ;
2i. I lii.lree pnntlu
Luxus Ovcrcomo
Jinx and Win Over
the Armour Nine
The Luxtn overcame the Armour
iitu yeiterdav and liivtniered out a
tictnry over their anripnt rivals, 5
to 4, Art Pvck and tiurnet UKed
a preily Imrltiig duel with Uytk hav
ing an e.lue. Art allowed but live
hit and Mrmk out ten men. Ktetdmg
r! Jim MeUdy and a catch of a Imt
dttv bv Jnhnny llaten leatured the
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SENATORS BATTLE
MACKST0 A TIE
ohnson and Meyen Engage in a
Pitching Duel at Finish of
the Fray.
SIX KURIERS USED IN GAME
Washington, May 20. Washington
and Philadelphia played a desperately
fought 5 to S tie today, the game
being called in the ninth to let the
home team catch a train for Boston,
liacli club used three pitchers, John
son and Meyers engaging in a duel
at the finish. Washington tied the
score by scoring twice in the ninth
inning and had the bases full when
Jamicson ended the game by striking
out, Score:
PHILAnKLPHIA
AH H O. A.
W'ltt, 6 12 0
WAHHINOTOff.
AH H O A K
OMnrtran.a
OKoaier.iih
0 I
2 0
4
1
0
0
Plek.ilb
Hlrunk.rf
Hehang.o
!.ajnl.2h
Mclnnla.l
W.leh.rf
Oldrlnn.lf
Hhe'han.p
Nabora.p
Myrra.p
0
2 0 0
1 S 0
0 a 4
t ii i
t 4 1
1 1 0
0 0 6
OMIIan.rf
O.Ianiteen,r
0 ludae.ih
OHhanka.ir
1 Kondeau.l
OHenry.r
0 1
0 1
1 14
0
0
I 1
0
1
o
o
0
0
0
1
1 1
1 0
4 0
0 10
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
OAinemlh.rt 0
IMrHrlde.a 1
OAyrea.p 0
ftlre.p 1
a.lohnaon.p 0
Mueller 1
Haruer 0
Total 11 12711
Total 21 7 17 11 0
nttd for Alnamlth In ninth.
flan for Johnaon In ninth.
Philadelphia ...a 0 0 0 0 0 0 S ft I
Waahlnfton ....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 16
Two-baaa hlla: PShanka Oldrlm. Three,
baa hit; eVhan kiolan beam; HtrunU. Hue
tar. Hacrlflc hit: Mrflrld. .lamleaon.
Douhl play: Mrlnnl to Witt; lJnle to
Mrlnnl. Foater lo Morgan to Judge Waleh
to Hrhtng. Haea on ball: Off Ayr, 1; oft
Hheehan, 6; off Rlc. 1; off Nabnra. 1; off
Myr. 1. Hit and earned runa: Off Ayrea, 2
hlta, 1 run In one-third Inning; off Hire, 4
hit, 1 run In ! and two-thlrda Innlnga
(two on and non out In eighth); off Hhee
han, 6 hlla, 1 runa In flv and one-third
Innlnga; off Nahora, 1 hit, 2 runa In three
and one-third Inning; off Johnaon, 2 hlla, 1
run In two Innlnga; off Myer, 1 hit. 0 run
In ona-third Inning. Hit by pitched ball:
Hi-hang by Johnaon. Htrurk out: By Shehn,
1; by Nahora, 2; by Myer. 1; by Johnaon, 4.
Umpire; Nallln and Kvana.
Red Hoi Whip Yankeat.
New York. May 2. After loalnf lit
atralght to New York, the Bnaton defeated
the Vankaea In th eloalng gam of their
aerie today, 2 to 0, Carl Maya, atarltng
hla flrat gam of th aeaenn for the world
rhamptone, held New York to three, hlta, and
una aaved early In th gam hy the epertac
ular fielding of MrNally, who waa auhatl
tilling for Captain Harry. Caldwell, pitch
ing hi flrl game alnr hi recent Injury,
twirled an unataady gam tor New York.
Store:
ROSTOV. NEW YORK.
AB II O A 16 AB H O.AB
llooper.rf 1110 OOiriay.rf 4 0 10 0
MiN'allv.l 2 0 14 OMagea.ef 114 0 0
l.ewla.lf 6 1 0 0 0llede'n,2b 4 0 110
Hnhlll.lh 1 9 16 1 OHann.ab 4 0 110
Walker.rf 10 10 fPlpp.lh I 1 I 0 0
tl dner.ab 110 1 0 Hoone a 3 0 110
I'nvrln.a 10 14 Olllgh.lf 10 10 0
Thnmaa.o 1119 ftVallr,e 10 4 10
,Ma.p till C( aid ell.p 11010
Tolnla.il 1 87 11 0 Total !l 117 13 0
Hnelon 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8
New York ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two haae hit: Thorn, Cldw11, Home
run: Thoinaa. Htolen bate: Mi'Nally Pai'rl
flea hit; Walker, Harrlflco fly: MrNally.
I.iouble play: MoNlly to Hoblltiel. Haaea
on ball: Off Caldwell, 4; off May. 3
Kamed runa: Off Caldwell, a. Htrili k out:
Hy Caldwell, 1. Umpire: O't.outhtln and
I iwena.
Hlrlde HouMe Header.
Petrnlt, May It Ht Louia and tHtrolt
dt ided a doubl. header her today, the
i tailor taking ih flrat game. 1 to 1, while
th Tiger poundd a 17 to 4 victory In the
ae, ond ronteat. Ht, liut won (he opening
gain by pounding Cunningham for thirteen
hit In th aaian Inning" ho waa In th rmt
In th aaennd ronteat, the Tiger hit
three Ht Loula pltchera for nineteen hlla.
driving Piiink and Crndll from th r,ix in
the third Inning, Crandell, who rele-ed
Plank, with nun out In th third. Uaie.l
only on third of n Inning and gv tav
lo Pine hr, he ftniahad the game. 1 ht
(htrd Inning netted !iro!t ntn runa Iimh
game war plated on aogev field The
aerend game a railed t (ha end of the
elabth Inning 1. 1 alinw the Hi I otitt team
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Today's Calendar
of Sports
At TOMOBILK, Three hiinilred-mlle In
tornatlonal Kweepetttkea rare at Indlan
apnlla motor apeedway. Track race at Ta
coma, Mlnnrapolla and Unilra, N. Y.
ROWINO Annual regatta of New York
Rowing- aaaorlatlon on Harlem river, New
York.
BP. NCII KROHH Annual .how of hong
laltvnd Kennel club at (iraveaend, I., I.
ATHI.KTICS Annual Michigan Hprlng
rhamplonahlp croia-oountry run at Detroit.
HHOOTI"G low Htat trap-ehmitlng
tournament open at Waterloo, la. I tah
Htato Irap-ahootlnf tournament open at
hprlngfli-ld, I lab.
TKNMN Naaaau and fjueena ronnty
rhamplonahlp tournament at reat N'erk,
L. I. Maaattcliuaett double rhamplonahlp
tournament at Bnaton.. Inland Htanford ta.
Yale a4 New llavan, Cona. Oartmoutti v.
William at Wllllamatown, Mae. Hteren
Inatltulo v. Montrlair Athletic club at
Mnntrlnlr, N. J.
YACHTING Annual regatta of Harlem
Yacht club at New York ( Hy.
HOKHR HHOWM Anniml elhlhltlon of
Devon Hon hhnw aaanclit I Inn at Devon, Pa.
RAf IN(i Hiihurban handicap and Interna
tional aleeplechaae at Helmont Park, N. Y,
WRPHTI 1VO Plnl.h match between
Charley Cutler and Yuaalff llutaane at Chi
cago. BOXINfJ Battling lvlnkr v. Torky
Flynn, eight round, at 4'hattanooga. dim
Coffey t. Carl Morrl, ten rounria, at Tulaa,
Okla. Jock Hrltton v. do Mailing, ten
round, a4 New York. Albert Hadnud v.
Italian Jo 4,an, ten round, at Hrooklyn,
Young Jake Ahrarn ta. Zulu Kid, ten round,
at Hrooklyn. Harvey Thorp ta. Tyler
Thorns, twrlv rounda, at Kanaaa lly.
Kredill l.nck va. Danny lioodman, ten
round, at Aurora, 111.
Plnk, 1; off rrnd11, 1; off FTnrher, 1;
off Imbuo, 8 Plret on error: Ht. Iiul. 1;
Detroit, 2. Hit and earned run: Off Plank,
I hlla, 1 runa In two Innlnga Inona out In
third); off Crandall 2 hlta, 1 runt In one
third Inning; off Plncher, I hit, 1 run In
flv and two-third Inning; off Duhuc, 10
hll, 4 runa In eight Innlnga. Hit hy pitched
ball: (Manage hy Crandall. Htrurk out: Hy
Plank, 1; by Flncher, 1; by Iiubuc, I. Wild
pitch: Dubuc. Umpire: Olll and Dlneen.
Ducky Holmes' Nine
to Play South Side
Colored Team Today
Joe Wavrin, manager of the Ducky
Holmes team of the Greater Omaha
league, has undertaken a big contract.
Wavrin has matched his athletes for
a tangle with Hunter's Giants, the
South Side colored team which toured
the country last year as the South
Omaha Wonders. Wavrin will play
the dusky lads for a side bet of $200.
The game will be played this after
noon a t3 o'clock at Ducky Holmes
park at Thirty-first and Ames avenue.
Wavrin has signed up another
hurter. The new acquisition is Smoky
Grant, who is well known as a capable
hurler around Omaha and the state.
Busy Day at All
Clubs for Golfers
Golfers will be in there element at
all o fthe Omaha clubs today.
A flag content, meilal handicap, will
be staged at the Field club with two
prizes up for the victorious golfers. I
An eighteen-hole handicap medal
play with the ten low men to quality
tor a swatfest is carded for the Happv
Hollow club. A prire presented by R.
C. Wagner is the stake for the win
ner, and the runner-tip will get a
priie donated by F. I'.. Clark. 1 here
will iUo be an especial approaching
ronte l fur a prue presented by
George F. Gitmnre.
A two-ball (ourome will be played
by the Miller Park Gulf club goiters,
in addition M handicap meilal play,
while the PteMiest Mile Killer will
ftiiiuli up an eighteen hole hvidif ap i
agatnit loey that was Marled Sim
f'-itj tournament beginning at 2,
oM'nli f M'lwe.l bv a dmiiie content
at 5 ii'tUvk are on lb boards at the
I 'minify : lub
Ford Will Journey
Again to Europe
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MATTY SHUTS OUT
BRAYESJF BOSTON
Giants ontinue on Their Victorious
Way, Defeating Stalling
Crew.
THREE TO NOTHING IS SCORE
Boston, May 29. The New York
Nationals continued on their victor
ious way today, shutting out Boston
3 to 0. Mathewson pitched for the
visitors and held the Braves to four
singles. The veteran did not waste
his strength, seldom using af ast ball,
and Boston hit only a few if his slow
ones outside the diamond.
Five double plays shortened the
game, One of thes was started by
Mathewson. He picked one of Smith's
fast shoots out of the air with his
bare hand and doubled Konetchy off
first. New York's first run was due
to an infield hit, an out at first and a
single by Kauff. Two hits, an error
and wild pitch and an out gave the
visitors two runs in the eighth.
NKW YORK. BOSTON.
A B H.O.A.E. AB H O.A B
Burnt. If 4 S 2 0 OMar'nvll, 10 14 0
Rob run, r 4 0 0 0 OKgan, 10 111
rinye,2b 4 2 0 4 1Kver.2h 4 0 12 0
Kauff. rf 4 10 0 Oi'olllna.cf 1 1 0 A 0
Kli-i.her.a 4 14 1 IConolly.l 1 0 2 0 0
Merkle.lb 1 0 14 1 OKnetchy.l 1 1 11 1 0
M K'hm.l 4 10 1 Limit h, ,1b 1 0 1 S I
Htrlden.o 4 0 11 OWIIhnlt.rf 10 110
Mathtn.p 1 0 1 T OOnwdy.o I 1 I S 1
Rudolph, p 1 1 0 1 0
Total 34 7 17 IS S'Compton 1 0 0 0 0
Total Jl"4 27 1tl
Batted for Rudolph In ninth.
New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (1 2
Boaton 00000000 0 0
Two-baa hit: Doyl. Doubl play: Mr
kle to Fletcher to Merkl. Doyl to Plelchr
to Merkl, Wllholt to Konetchy, Mtthewaon
to Merkl, l"Kan to Rvera to Knnatchy, Left
on haae: New York, 4: Ronton, 2. Flrt
bae on error: Nw York. 1; Boaton, I.
Haa on ball: Ciff Rudolph, 1. Hlta and
earned run: Off Rudolph, I and 1 In nln
Innlnga. Htruck out: By Mathewton, 1; by
Rudolph. 4. Wild pitch: Rudolph. Umplr;
o'Dy and Kenn.
Knit Defeat Pirate.
Plttahurgh, May II. Cincinnati won from
Pittsburgh by a cor of I to 1 her today.
The game waa clot up to th ninth Inning,
when the vleltor hammered Jacob for four
hit. hlrh. with a wild throw by Hatrd. re
sulted In four runa. Score:
CINCINNATI. PITToBCROH.
A B. H.O.A.E. AB. H.O.A.E.
Oroh.lh 6 10 1 orry,cf 4 0 10 0
Neal,rf 4 110 0.1 h'ton.lb 10 10 0 0
Chaea.lf t 1 1 0 0l)lhnn 1 0 0 0 0
Wlngn.r 4 14 4 ow gner.a 4 14 10
Offlih.rf 4 110 Olf'h'an.rf I 1 1 T 0
Moll is, lb 1 0 11 0 OS. h It 3b 2 1 1 T 0
Heraog.ea 4 112 0Blrd.lf 1110 1
L'udcn.Zb 1110 0Knbe.2b 10 14 0
M rh'-ll.p 4 0 0 1 OWIIann.o 8 110 0
Jacob. p 1 0 0 I 0
Totl.l6 10 27 11 0
Totala 81 127 11 1
Batted for Johnaton In ninth.
Cincinnati 10000100 44
Plttahurgh 00001040 0 1
Three-baa hit: Naale. Pacrlflc hit:
Neal. Mniiwlta. Hchuln. Haarlflea fly:
vviiaon. tstnlan bo: Herxng. Haae on
ball: Off Mitchell, 1 ; off Jacob. I Hit
and earned runt: Off Mitchell 6 and 1 In
nine Innlnga; off Jcoh. 10 and 4 In nln
Innlna. (Struck out. Hy Mitchell, 1; hv
Jaciiue, 2. Umpire: Harrlann and Rllgler.
Dodger Heat Phil.
Phlidelphl. May 24 Error played
Mg prt In th gm which Brooklyn won
here tndy. 1 lo 2 Th only erned run wa
wnen Myer Bcnrea in th lgih on hi aln
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Score:
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AHHOAE AB1IO.AE
Myera cf 6 3 8 0 KB'crofl.a 4 0 2 1 1
Dbert.lh 1 0 10 1 ONhofflh 11111
I h t'.n.rf 4 110 OHiock.Jb 4 0 110
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Mo'rey.ah 4 111 ftW'hll d.lh i 0 a I
C thaw 2b 4 0 11 2Cnopr,rf 4 12 0ft
O'Mar 41 JPakert.lf 41100
Maiertr 442 OKIIIlfer.o I I 11 4ft
Cheney, p 10 0 1 Rtiey.p 1 0 0 3 0
. Oor.d I 0 0 0 0
Total 86 4 27 18 4Hurn 10 00
,, Tola). J4 i7 14
Wrooklvn I I 4 I I 4 t 04
Philadelphia 10044000 1 J
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Omaha and Lincoln
to Mix on Cricket
Crease Here Today
Captain Fred Holmes will lead his
eleven of Lincoln cricketers into
Omaha today for a combat at the Mil
ler park crease, with the Omaha
Cricket club team. The game will
start at 2 o clock.
Last year the locals trimmed up the
boys from the Capital City and are
expecting to repeat today. A note
worthy addition to the Omaha eleven
is Rev. Calvert of Benson, formerly
of Crete. The minster-cricketer is
said to have the rare ability of swerv
ing the cricket ball much as a base
ball pitcher throws an out curve,
which is regarded as a difficult feat
among cricket players. Mr. Calvert
will take the place of A. Hoyle, for
the last two years a member of the
local team, but now "somewhere in
France."
Forehead, Hoyle, Kenworthy, Pea
...t, c..;i,i: n..,a Caiit..
wm, 4J11 lunula, witii aJLiiimeiiii
Brooksbank and all of the other local
cracks, with the possible exception of
Dr. Roome, will be on hand to give
the Lincolnites the battle of their
lives.
Danes Accept the
Defi of the Swedes
for a Tug-of-War
Now comes the manager and cap
tain of the Danish tug-of-war team
and accents the defi hurled at them
by the Swedish team and sign an
agreement that they will pull for
blood and shekles the evening of
June 18.
Some time ago the Swedes placed
$500 as forfeit money in the hands
of the sporting editor of The Bee for
a contest with the championship
Danes. The Danes have been some
what backward about accepting this
challenge because of one clause in the
defi which said that all previously
won trophies were to go with , the
match. But now the Danes have
signed an agreement, through Emil
Toldbod, captain, and N. E. Nelson,
manager, that will accept the chal
lenge of the Swedes and that they
will at once put up their $500 as a
stake of the pull.
ARMOUR OFFICE TEAM IS
WINNER OVER THE COLTS
The Armour office base ball nine
defeated Durnall's Colts Sunday in a
hot combat, 4 to 0. Langhein, on the
mound for the packing house pen
pushers, was in rare form and allowed
the Colts but one hit, while the Ar
mours collected six off of Hatchen.
The Armours also staged three double
plays.
Safety-First that's why your Ford
should have Worm Steering Gear.
Standard Foundry Co., 606 So. 14th
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BURGESS-NASH WIN TWO
STRAIGHTS FROM TE-BE-CES
The Burgess-Nash team made it
two straight yesterday afternoon by
defeating the Te Be Ce's, 8 to 3.
Rvan and Probst both threw good
ball, but extra base hits put the game
km .' Ia. ,ka as4A V m . Cola, 41, aa
till IWI lilt; DIVIv uuja. .Juivj Tvaa.i
the ctar hitter of the day, putting two
over the fence for home runs; he hit
a third one over tha same fence but
it was called a foul.
It doesn't take a for
tune teller to tell
the cause of most
auto breakdowns
or breakups. Fric
tion puts many cars
on the scrap heap.
Automobile
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