1
THF. F.F.F,: OMAHA, .PN'FSDA Y, MAY SI. 1!)1ft.
RED SOX TWICE
WHIP SENATORS
I.fafcuf. Leaders Lose Two Battles
to American Leslie
Champions.
SCORES ARE 4 to 3 AND 8 TO 2
Boston, May .10. The league lead
ing Washington lost twice today to
the world's champions, Boston win
n in r, 4 to .1 and 8 to 2, in morning
and afternoon respectively. McNalty,
substituting for Barry at second base
for the Red Sox, played an important
part in both victories. His batting rec
ord this afternoon was three hits and
tlitee runs in three times at bat.
The afternoon contest was decided
by the locals' ability to bat opportune
ly, while Leonard had the Washing
tons at a loss to solve his delivery.
'1 wo runs scored by the Senator were
largely due to field lapses, not appear
ing in the error column. Score:
HuNTIlN. WASHINGTON.
AH II O A K AH H O. A E.
H'inper.rr 3 ! i 1 iM'rin.!b 3 2 l
.,! i-. . m s i t n r, r iflrjo n i s
l.awla.lf 4 3 8 0 OMUiin.rf 4 12
flnhsl.lb 3 0 9 II n. Oon.rf i 1 I
ivaiksr.rf 4 3 1 ft Jij'Iijs ih SIT
0 ilnsr.lib 4 I 1 3 lKr,tika.lf til
.1 'nvrln.M 4 0 4ft ftllnnrvii 311
1 nilv," 13 13 0MiI4r1a.r,a 6 3 3
hhora.p 1 1 ft ft 0lnTlir,p 1 ft
I'snnn, l ft ft ft 0 ftl Miiimnt.p ft (I
Thmnaaf 1 ft 2 I ft'Wiiiiaim 1 ft
i;K'lr,p 1 ft ft 1 ftAvrm.p ft ft
,Moo lr 1 1
Ti! I ill 11371 3 0-A inllh.il I ft
Hhaw.p ft ft
Mon'lau ft ft
Burhor 0 ft
Klisp I 0
1
3
ft
ft
ft
1 ft
1 3
3 ft
ft 3
ft ft
lnhnor,p I 1
ft
ft
0
3 ft ft
1 1 ft
ft 0 I
ft ft ft
0 1 n
0 0ft
Totals ,1 1 4 24 U 1
'titnni for rnirnont In fourth,
Hniti1 fnr Ayor In lih.
Hun for Henry In null
Halts,! for Hhaw In olKhih.
M n fnr HonrlMU In rlahlh ,
Halts,) fr Alnsmlth In ninth
Finn fur I ' 1 y In vnih
UnMon ft ft 4 ft ft 0 ft ft - 4
um,hli,tn . 0 ft ft ft ft 3 ft 0 13
Two'lun bli: llnopor, I,l. Walkar
(31. Minis, Milan, l arty, Iwiihl play:
MiNally lo llnblllzol; (!. Knalar to Thomil
in llnlilliz, I. tins on m I ) : off Hhnro. 3;
riff Aysra, I; off It'oatur, 3. Hi's tt'l
nifl runs; off llarpsr, S hlla 3 run In
twff InnliiKir nff Itilliinnt, I hit, 2 runa In
nno Innlnif; f,rf Ayr. 3 hlfa. nn run, In
two lnntna;; off Miaw, 3 hit, no runs, In
tn InnlnKa, off Hlis, no hli no run In
nno innltiK; off Mhnri. 13 hlta. 2 runa In
oovon Innings, (nono out In Hg-hthl; off
Footer, 2 hits, 1 run, In two Inning. Htrtifk
nut: My Hhoro. 3; by Aysrs, I; l,y Footer, I;
by filiBW, I. I'm jil r"n ; Own and O'Louah-tin.
WAKJfl'IT'iN
A 14 II 'I
Mooller.rf
I rn.ter.3n
wiiii..ab
Milan,! f
M raan.21)
hJdae.lh
Hhanka.lf 2 ft
Henry
"ih rlly.r r
Mi II ile.ua 4
Hoohl'a.u I
f'uuioui.p 1
.lnhnson I
Ayri-a.p 0
'Alnsmlth 1
A K
BOHTON
AH H O A K
nllonper.rf 3
ft niriktsn.tr I
0 nMr'N'l.v.Sb 3
1 (ti.swls.lf 4
1 ftllohel.il 3
ft ftWalker.rf 3
ft fti(1ner,3b 4
0 ft.l'nvrln.aa 4
3 ftl 'aily, r 4
2 ol.eonard.p 3
3 1
1 Tola In 3 2 t
ft ft
ft 0
0 0
!7 I 1
Total. 34 7 34 3 2
flatted for TJiimont In i-svpnth
Halted fur Ayern In ninth.
Waihlnton ...ft ft 0 2 ft 0 02
Huftlnn 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 11
Two-haoo hit; I.nwla. Threa-baai hit:
fianlner. Ktolen haoea: MrNally, Gardner,
rinublo plays: Milan (ft Henry, Mnrar&n to
.Mi Hilili. lluvr nn balla: Off Hoehlln. 4:
off Huitiont, 2, off Ayora, 1; off Leonard, 2.
Hit and earned rutin: (Jff Boehllua, 4 run
and fi hlta In two and ona-thIM Inning;;
r,ff Diimnfit, 3 hlta and 4 runa In threa and
twij-thlrda InnlriKs; off Ayora, 2 hit" nd no
runa In two luulnira; off Leonard. 7 hit
and two runa In nlim Inning. Btrurlc Mil:
rty Iiuminl, 1; by Laon&rd, 4. Ulnplrea:
O'Cuukhlln and Owen,,
Split IX.ul.la Bill.
New York. .May 3D. Now Vork and Phll
delj'hla apllt oven here todoy, New fork
uktnK tba flrat an me, 1 to 3, and Phila
delphia the oernnd, 1 to ft. In (ho flrat (ante
f 'rowell waa wild, walking eleven men. He
aave, nix of hie baaoa on balla In the flrat
Inning when the Yankeea erored four rum
without a hit.
The aoeond sum wa a pltrhere' battle.
In whlrh Myera heated hhawkey, e. former
Athletic twlrle.r. rhlledelphla srored lie rune
with two out In the aevenlh lnnln. when
Honno made a wild throw on Walah, who
atole serond and erorod on OldrlnK'e alngle.
Oldrlnir a hatilnK featured In today's nnie,
aa ho made five Jiltn In aeven tltnea bat
In the two eanva, b' Ori, flrat game.
rmi.AiiEi.PHrA. new tohk.
AB.M..U l: AB II O A B.
Wilt a
l'1'.k 3h
Klrunk.cf
l.a 1o(e,2b
Mi I la. lb
Welah.rf
Oldrl'g.lf
Meyer, a
Murphy. c
Crow II, p
ft 0
1 4
i lOiriey.rf 4 3 3 ft ft
4 ft Mageo.l f 3 1 ' 3 ft ft
I 0Hedenu,2b 113 7ft
1 I I ftHaann.Sb 4 ft ft 3 ft
ft R ft ftl'lpp.lb I 113 0
0 2 0 1 Boone, ta 3 0 2 4 2
3 I 1 HIlKh.lf 2 ft 1 0 ft
0 3ft ONun'ker.e 31410
ft .4 ft OH.rhnr.p 3 10 2 0
0 0 0 0
Tolala.21 37 li 2
Total. 31 7 24 13 $
Philadelphia OftftOftflOO 23
Si York 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 7
l'o t,ate hit: l,Jole tflolep bare: Cill
liooley linuble playe: l.a.iolo to Witt lo
M, Innlii. Haunitinn to tiedeon to Plpp,
Slrunk to l.ajolr. ftaHon on ball: Off ('.'row.
II UK ami earned run: Off Crowoll,
and 3 In riiilil IiiiiIiikb; off KUher. 7 and
ft In nine Inninan, Htrui-k out: Hy (,'rowell,
i, hv FKIu-r. 3 I'mpiri'H; t,ans and Nal
lln .iiir.-, uroliil BHint:
PHIl..rl:l.PHM. MSW TOnK
AH II o A i; AB II O A E
Hlll.ia ( I 1 11 (Mill lev. rf 4 1 1 ft ft
I'l. k.Sh I M I 2 ft MilKee.ff 3 ft 1 ft 0
Slinni'l-: If 4 ft 3 II mi, ,l"on.2h I ft ft 4
" 2 2 n MH HnlOh 3 I 2 ft ft
17 2 1' Plpp. Ib 4 113 0 0
I 3 ft ft Hniin, si ,112 4 3
1 " ftlhlth If 3 ft 4 ft ft
7 I ft w altera e 3 ft ft I 0
2 fiNitti itev.p 2 ft ft ft
. . -,. 1;, I,, r 1 ft ft ft ft
li.la.- 1.1 :7 Ml lU.mep ft II ft ft ft
l!.lell 1 0 ft 0 ft
Toiu'a. 11 4 2 7 1 1 3
hailed for Slikev In eliihth,
'Tittii-.l tor ),, on,, i)i nlnlli
Phtl.t .!,' Il i. , ... ft ft ft 0 ft ft 1 ft ft -- I
v, 1 i,i It II 0 ft ft ft ft ft 0 ft ft
'! K u l.M, htl lllililng Stol- n Mle. Ma,
t:, . (.i. i;,.-..n. Mi.nne, IWUli i'oul.i
is ii-,-i-i! to l;-.,.,,e u, Pli(. Pe,' on
t-a if "II ! r. ;i lliu ai.t earnril run-,
i II ftkf; I ml In eight inning, off
f.. , I mu1 0 to iH.- lulling. , If Myrirt 4
i.i-l lit i:ii Inn rtni' h out Mi Mn,
i, i I. .v M . , r In, in, . Sa: in end
f .
Ilgri. and W hllo Mit HKlile,
I'.l .- ,n. M . I, . Mm " t'.'i.ilt and I'M
- ,l-i', 1-1 tie I . ' I. -n tU i m lie
l.-,,,u a M K-.ia t" II"' I'"
, i, 1 nn-:-- ti.. t--', 4 I 'i t'-ifti-g
ii it ' ' ' t 1 1 . i 1' '-i, to -.-,
I" ti.'n .u .,, In III, .!,.. I gaino
t . 1, I,. -i I'n-e t , h, II..1 1. 1, till
I . i! i 1. ml- I , i. . . .-- , . a' I li, ,il.d
, i - Tv - , - a. f . . I'll 111 ll I l-tl,
l.a.l"!
.M. I le.1l)
lUlsh i (
II . hi K 'f
M,-1 er '
4
4
4
'! 3
3 0
3 I
I
I
'-i, I H'c .'I 1I.1 ll,;;--,'
- ' i ti i . ti 't - g g . -
ll - 1 l
I- - ... .,. .. .,:,,i,.4,,l
'I ' . i . n . . I ,
, lit i . -m -' an . . Nt, too
, . I 1' 4 , l ittrt g- ,
t ISI ,. t
t
. .1 I l.-l ,1-lg . ,' t
, ' I - . I It I p" . f ,
I ' I 1 ' t ),
bM Push. Burn .-acrlfd o hit .U- k
t"f. MeMtillen. Kavannah Hasen on balls.
Off WUHanm, 5. off Russell, 1: off rMr.
1: off Hamilton, 7, Hlla and earned run1
Off Wllllatn. 2 and 1 in aeveu Inning; off
Ruoeotl, 1 and 0 In two and In o. thirds In
nig: off heotr. ft and 0 In one and one-thinl
Innings off Hlnilllon. 7 and 1 In ulna in
nings Htruck out: Ry William.-,, 3; bv
ffamllton. I. t'mplres TMneoti and Chill
Score, aoi-ond game: '
CHirAt
AH H
-tr'lllns.rf 2
Weaver, 08 a t
Ki"llne,:t 4 I
'll. It, k 'I
J'eksou.lf
Felsi-h.ef
Srbalk.c
MeM'lon.l
o
SVolfg g.p
II.
RiiRMelln
Faber.p ft
fieott.p 1
Lynn i
Frmer.lb ft
O A
3 ft
; i
7 ft
s 1
n n
I
4
(I
K
ftBush.sa S
1 V Itl.-lh
ftl'nhhif
OVoarh.lf
ft H H rper.rf
"K 'nagh.rf
ft Hume. I b
ft Voting, 2b
0 Sta nage.e
ft linker.,-
ftl' lehkle.p
ft Hnland.p
ft ha'lsw.p
111 Imann
DETROIT
AB II O A r.
ft n ft (1
ft ft ft ft
Totals 44 1 !; 1.1 2 Totals 4ft IS 3" 13 s
One out when wining run c'ored
flatted for l'aber In eighth
Halted for Hlanago In ninth
Chleago IftftftftflSIS ft-
rtelrolt 201(1002031 9
Two-baso hits: J Cnlllna, Weaver, N'esa,
Cobb, 'eaeh Three hse hit: Jarknon.
Ntolen base: Voaeh. Nairlfli'a hlta: V. I'nl
line, e-iusli, 'ltt. Potthle play: Voting to
Hum Hahea on balls: off Hilssolt, 1; off
Heolt, 2; off ('ovplohklo, 1. off Holand. 1
lilts and earned ruim : i if f WoifgMiig, 3 and
1 In one Inning: off Russell, ft and I In five
and two-third Innings: off Kaber. 1 and 0
In nno. third Inning; off Hintt, 3 and 3 In
two' and one third InnlngH; off t'ovele.skle,
14 and 6 III eight and nno-third InnlngN; off
Holand, 0 and ft In two-tblrda Inning: off
Ttauss, 1 and ft In one Inning Htrurk mil;
T(y Russell, 3; by ftenlt. 2, by t'ovel-aklo, 3
1'mplrea; Chill and filneen
GIANTS LOSE ONE;
ROUT ALEXANDER
Visitors Prive Philly Star From
Huhhrr in Seven Innings
in Closer.
erf rerrl't. 7 hits. inns. In eight iiiniie.
eff Pemaree, hit, no runi in nine Innings
Struck out: Perrltt 4. Itemareo I rmiuro.-i
Rtgler and Harrison. H- ore se.-nud gHttio.
bv Mnriust'l, 1 1 invite
.,re, olid g., tue
XKW TOHK
ti n ns.lf
; Hob t n.rf
I I'OVle.JS
I Ksltff.ef
j 1- let 'er.ss
Merkle.lh
M. K'e.Jh
Rsrldon.e
: perrltt. p
An II o
rilll.AHKt PIIIA
ft 3
ft 0
4 ft
ft I
ft 1
ft 13
ft 1
3 4
ft 1
HOT TIME FOR ONE UMPIRE ' Tf,""
A E
ft ftHantftss
ft ftNleh 'ff.2h
3 ftst,k,nt
ft "I r.iv h.rf
4 CM hlt '1 Ih
1 fti'o,,-,-r,lf
2 OPask't.i-f
ft "r; Hume e
I Kllllfer.c
P
A II II o A F
I 1 2 .', n
;t I I 3 ft
H2I11 I'llUK
iy
II ft 0 II
Mar v e.sa
I : et s..'i
Cnlllna ef
Mg..e If
K on v, I li
Smith :ih
I II rp k,l f
liotl .l.i-
I I UK It, i P
Kb s n
N.-hf.p
HOS I'i i
AH II O A K
IMiOnk I.V
AH 1 1 i A F-
IMore.ef
3 I 'a lib' t. lb
CI o-.toti.rf
ft Wheat If
fllfls v. tli
fti tits' w . ;'!
fti iison ss
llMex ete e
ft.l Htnlth.p
ft
ti Hotels 3D
1 2
1 IS
ft 1
I 1
ft t
I 4
0 3
3 I
1 ft
HOOSIER MOTOE,
CLASSIC JS WON
BY DARK) RESTA!
i :7 M :
Brandeis Crow Is
Victor Over Rats
From Old Tennessee
The Tennessee Hats made their
first appearance at Kouike park, he-
fore a large Memorial day crowd and
were vanquished by the ftraiidris
stores by a ,1 to 0 count.
Olson worked along in, smooth
fashion and wan invincible at all
times. But one visitor reached third
base, by grace of an error and a
wild pitch, but he suffered his demise
when Olson fanned Little fur the
final out.
The Urandeis copped the baltle in
the opener. Dygert was punctured
and Kohen moved liim along with a
sacrifice. DyRert set riut fur third
on the play and continued his jour
ney when dales droriprrl a throw
from first, fraham followed with a
safe one and score oil Lawler's first
double.
The Tennessee Rats return to
Rourke park on Saturday and Sun
day for return engagements with the
Mrandeis. Score:
HIlAMiKIH. TKNNKriHKK RATH
AH II O A K AH II O A V.
Dvgert.i f 4 12ft ft.Toh'snn.i f 3 ft ft ft ft
Rolieu.lf 3 3 2 0 ftl.ltlle.lb 4 (lift I It
1 flUnoiloiv.lf 3 ft 1 ft ft
3 1 Wilson, - 4
ft HlllekB,2b 4
3 I Flelils.sa 3
0iial,:ilis 3
Philadelphia, May .W.--After losing
the morning game, S to 1, and having
their winning streak of seventeen
straight broken, New York this after
noon turned the tables and defeated
the home tram, 10 to 2. The visitors
drove Alexander off the rubber in
seven inning, while Anderson was
successful in every inning except the
fifth. The game vas marked bv
home runs by Merkle, ITrtiher and
Whitted.
Jliiring the afternoon event I'mpire
Harrison sent. Manager Mor.ni, Killi
fer and I'.. Hums off the field for oh
jecting to his decisions on balls and
strikes and I'askert was banished for
hitting the umpire's whisk btooni
with his bat.
Spri tators threw pop bottles and
i iishions al Harrison and at the i lose
of the game the umpire was escorted
off the field by policemen. After K,
Burns was banished Hobby Pyrne, the
veteran third baseman, went in to
catch and did good word. -Score, first
game :
NF.W TOHK PMII.AIiKI.PIIlA
AH II it AC AH II OA 11
t'l H'ns.lf ft ;i 1 (I "Hiiii.'fi.sa 4 I ft 3 1
Hnt. t n.rf ft 3 1 1 dMeli ff, , b 4 0 .1 4 3
toye.2b 3 ft 3 h 'Hto,k,.lli 4 ft ft 3 ft
Kauf'.' f 4 3 2 0 CCrav h.rf 4 110 1
Klel'.r.e fi 3 2 ftWhllil.il) 3 1 S 1 0
M-rkle lb 1 H ft li'oop-r lf 3 ft 3 0 ft
UfKV.SIl 3 3 2 " nPHf.knrl.rf 21100
Harlileii.o, 2 1 I ft Oiimnl.rf 1 ft ft ) 0
Iioolii.c ft ft ft ft ft K llllli-r.o 1 0 3 3 0
And oon.p 3 ft ft 3 OK Hurns.n 113 3 0
- Hyrno.,: 10 3 10
Total. .BO 1 4 27 I? 1 Ali u'der l 2 ft 0 ft ft
t Ooo'gor.p 1 0 ft 0 (I
, Total. .31 b 27 17 4
Han for p: Hum In oluhlh.
New Vork
Philadelphia
ftftOOOOftfl I 1
0000000b 0
Three huso hits' povlo, Nlehoff. Ilotna
run: Cravath Hiu rlfl'-o htl . Hemareo. Hso
on bulla; Pirtltt 1. IIIIh and earned run;
Totsis , :;i ; ;; i j I
Now Tork ftlft04ftjft:i in
Phlladeli'hla .... ft 0 ft ft 2 0 ft ft ft 2
Too bao hits I'leli-her Kiiuff. Cr.iiiitli
Homo runs, Merkle, l-'lel,ti-l , Wlllltoil
Htolen base: Ksilff i rl fl. ei bit Attili-tion
Ssi-tlfli-a fly: Inn le lioubb- plins. iole lo
Floti her to Merkle I I . Hum s on tin II,
Alexander 4, t iesi Itaer 1 Hit and earned
runs, off Anderson ft lilts. 3 runs. In nine In
nlnKs, Alexander, 1 ft bits, ti runs. In newti
InnlniTR, Oesi-haer, 4 hltK, no rifti, In 00 In
nlnn Strtu-k nut AinleiMin I. Alennlei ?,
Oes, huer 2 empires; ll,irrt--i,n and lllil'-r
Kplll lbmhlo llrailer.
Prooklvn, Mitv Sft - Hrool, I) 11 olitatnerl sn
oven brenk with Hoslon tod.iv bv Hlunltta
tho afternoon name In a pllihets' buttle,
1 to ft, after loslna Ibe iiirtilna nsnte bv
a aeore of a to 3 Nein-lv fttin f j ti ,1 jhw
tho ropiest, whlrh v,,is vrnn hi Hie seventh
InnlllK When Cll(l,aiv sltiKteit. took sei onil
on Olsotl'a ourrlflre and si-ored the tmlj
run of the gstne on I'lili-r Meiers' hit
Til tho first Jennie liell Hits vOld ami 111 ;
offeetlvo Two lilts and bad thrown bv !
O'Mara nod .lolinnton Kave the Hihm-s two
runt In Iho fourth. Kmietriiv f ,.rl e,l t on
nollv In tho sixth and went hmne on slocli-i,
bv Umlth and VVllhnll Kvers iloiilil, d mf
f rij fm nl lu the seventh anil S'-or-'l on
Collins' Irlpls Colltna ored w hi-n John
ton muffed Males' fly II, ore f . KBIII,'
HOHTtiN Kill 11 iK I, V
AH II O A K All II o A -
Mar v'e.ss 4 13 3 1M , f ,1 II :' (1 ft
I "1 'a 111, 1. 1 It :i I s 11 f
ft ft iint.in if 4 2 2ft "
ft f heat. if ;i 1 .1 n
I am.iw'v.Mi
ft fti lit IV.'JIl
Oi I'M urn sn
ft HMei en.,,;
4 ftOell.p
3 ft 1 it r, ' d . p
... siletn I ft
Tollli ,3.1 3 27 13 O'llUon 1 ft
Tot j Is ,'lft ft 2 I .1 3
lljlied l-r 1 1 iik In a In elchth
. H-O.IOH ilnftnoftftftft-ft
Hr,ink , . . fi ft fi ft ft ft J 1)
j Tvtn-lmse l.lts II Mvets, l'aiibort Three,
ns-" hit ,1 Htnltti limit, le plsis ,M.iisu.
Mile to Klein In onfl - h V. Mow rev to lilt
,-linv, lo I'allhert, ClltMlsw to I'rflll'ert, till
sliaw to tion to liiiul'iTl Hnnes on bslle:
tiff lllllllies, 1, olf N.-hf I, olf Hiotlll. I
Hits and eiirio'il runs nlf llualles, 7 and
1 tn M-wti Innlnas; off N'-hf. 'I and ft In one
Ini'lna b'nil, k out Hv HitKlies, 4. by
Smith. 1 I ini-lli's n I'll and i;.i?-oil
I libs and I nrds OH Itle.
I'lllrsil". M.l) .'.I' OhliSIO (Hi, I 1-1 l.otlll
1 1 v 1 ,3 oil bo, una III Iho liolldn KM ill'- s tndav
After f.illlnii S to M for Ilie li 1 1 h.i'ided
orf.tloi;-, ot Mwlie,, hi the tuoinliifi the t'llbw
B-'ie. III,, pll' blna of bliel". iill'illier smllll
paw. In Hie a (1,1'noiili and iihoi poundod
.lasl'i-r, s 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 ) at ! In I ' 1 1 1 1 , find Hlllllll
lll.,e the b-,11 in i-r 111 efen, e iluill'k the
HT I 1 'I IS i H i"V I' i
A H II tl A r. All II 'I A r.
les-'1ier,l( I 1
hlllllll rf I 1
Miller. I li
II nabv. ib
Wll ...li, if
Hetfel ,'ll
."in der.f
I ot bun,.-
H.lll, e p
:i
I
2 in
3 ft
ft I
ft I
1
1
Totals
,i n ft :
: :? n
ftM.f bv 2b 4 0
I t'l'1,1' k I f
1 ft.n III a t f 1 ft
I II W II tio.i f I II
tl (Maun. If 3
4 iiIiii iiii.jh .1
'.' ft Sup r Ih
V I A flier.
2 I'liooltiil.ss 2
M.l'oiil.p 3
fVellli-S I
11 I,
ft ft
1
I 3
0 1
I ft 14
,t :i 3
2 ft f
I 0
n ft
.1 ft
ii ft
Kvers, 2b
Collins i f
Con'nlly.lf ft
MHee,ir
Hon y. lb
hlllllll ih
Wllhnlt.rf
flowdv.e
Tvlorp
1
2 I
ft 3
" I
0 I I
1 1
2 3
I :t
0 ft
:i 1
4 1
3 1
:i ft
;i it
I ft
ft n
n ft
n n
Totals 29 2M2 3
Halted fnr lel tu sUth
Hatted fnr MatuunVd In ninth
llostnn 0 0 ft 2 ft 1 2 ft 0 5
llrooklyn I! 0 Ji n 0 0 0' ft 3-3
Two base hits: lil'ero. Wheat. Three base
hit: 4'nlllns. ritolell bsee: Coliiiullv. llolllile
playa: Kvors lo Ma ih n i III'- In Koiielihy.
Itell to Meyers In lumber!, Hne,s on luillw:
Off Tyler, 3; off li.-ll, 4. off Manilla I'd. I
Hlta and earned runs: i iff Tvli r, ti slid ;l
In nine Innlms; off lull, ft and 2 In six In
nllil; off Maniuard, 2 atid 1 In three lu
nlnKfi Htrurk tml: Hy Tyler, 3; by l"ll, 4.
Totals : li 2i 21 ft
Veikea bll'leil for BlHIlIU 111 tllntll
SI l.nllls n ft f I ft 3 ft n ft 3
i ',, aii niinooftftiift-ft
Tun bne lilln Miller. A r. her. Home
run httiililt ritolen ha no. Ilornsliv 1'mul.ln
I,..,, In llel.el In Miller, Mi't'on
1'uillHfl t'l Ssler Il,i.se on psus "n
,1, on M. I'olili'-ll. I IIMs "lid earned
orf Ms'Ciiinell, and 3 In nine In
Ulrui li out Hv teller. 4; bv M,cn-
tii.ll, 4 I'nipltis Hyroti ami iJillKt"), oi ore,
i', olid is no'
t;y. MH'lll Cllli'Atltt
A II II o A V, r'
i,-...i.ir 'i i v tl liMi'C bv.2b 4
" tl II It Of' 'SI S. I i
I I) ft 0 dWII mat f 3
,1 112 1 ft Mil nn. If
4 2 3 1
II
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rutin;
n i n as
Sinn ii., r
Hut li r.i f
Mill, r, Hi
ii ni.li.;: it
Wile if
Hint in. if
llelr.i-I.Sb
Hill del , '
I 'fit b;tn,ss
HI.ele.p
,1 seper.p
M.nllll
t joii.a le i
tl fi
ft ft
ft ft
0 0
I .tin an. 1b 4
riHuler Hi 1
it ft A r, her, o I:
,1 fi I 'no la ii. ss
1 naiihn.i I!
;l ft
; II Tolaln 24
1 ft
ft ft
ti 0
II 4
I ft
.1 ft
(I I I
3 r.
ft l
I o
: it i
Totals. .33 7 24 1 3 I
llorusliy nut, lilt by balled ball.
Halle, fnr Hloelo In seventh.
Clair. 3h 3
iriiatu.2ll 4
l.awler.rf 4
2
W'dr ff s 3 1 ft
Vaitoua.lb 4 113
l.yek.ft 3
Olson, p 3
(I II
0 0
1 OAnd'aon.rf 3
I 0 Vivian, p 3
2 10 I 0
12 0 0
10 2 1
0 0 8 1
0 0 0 0
111
Total. 31 .27 10 3 Tolalc.30 ( 24 12 3
Brandola 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
Tennesson Until 00000000 00
Two haao hit: I.awler, 2; field Harrlfle
hit: Rohen. I.yek, Johnoii. haerlflen fly;
oon. Btnlen bae: ffygert, Hnln-n, Clair.
HtriKk out: Hy Olson. 7; hy Vivian, 3.
Hso on ball; off Olson, 1; off Vivian, 2.
Wild pitch: Olson, Vivian, 2.. empire;
Uondlny.
Fifinella Wins the
New Derby Stakes
New Market. England, May 30.
The New derby stakes of 6,500 sov
ereigns was run loday and won by
l'ifinella. Kwang Su was second and
Naissovian third. Ten horses started.
The event was for. colts and fillies
foaled in 1913, and the distance was
about one mile and a half.
Nassovian is owned by John San-
ford of Amsterdam, N. Y,, and was
ridden by Frank O'Neill, an Ameri
can jockey.
The betting was: Fifinella, 11 to 2
against; Kwang Su, 3 to 1 against;
Nassovian, 11 to 2 against.
SEAVEY HUDSON RETAINS
TITLE OF H. S. GOLF CHAMP
Shooting an 86 over the course of
the Happy Hollow club, Seavey Hud
son retained his title as high school
golf champion of Omaha when he de-,
teated Joe Rosenthal, the runner-up,
in a match Monday afternoon. When
young Hudson finished the other lad
was 7 up tnd 6 to go. Young Hud
son was the high school golf cham
pionship in V5.
BLIND BOGEY CN LINKS
OF SEYMOUR LAKE CLUB
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Men and women gnHers'of the Sey
mour Lake club played blind bogey
over the course yesterday. In the
women's play Mrs. Allen Dudley won
first prire with 162, Mrs. A. S. Mid
land and Mrs. John H. Tarralt tied for
second at Ifo. Other players were
Miss Mabel Melcher, Miss Slary Con
nors. Mrs. V. V.. Philby, Mrs. tiemge
Francis,
In the men's plav John H Parra't
was fust with H' and I, M. McCarty
sciyiid with '"). Fight nuking low
M ntcs, rii.il li ving f(ir the match play,
weie; lames Filgeral'l Uuk 1 av-
crlv 111,1, licnrge hrancis l'V Otto
Radruait lUX, Jerry Mi ( any ll'.
Dr. W. Batrv II', lulnis Stenilung
114. Dr W. A Cnx 114.
The flub will play id IS hole ini.!,,l
mati li tit'U .
Armour Win Handily,
I lie Arm. mi 4 (,ui"il f ji cifipon
11,111 Hi i'h- l;iii((s Na-h irv iiv
terda. win ii in k liamli'v hv a ' t"
ii'Hi't I he t4i i'f I jntiiiiM-t K'athkr
tr,.m (lie tiuiiittil in l.nir c f.ii i( mill
ll Ints ad ' i'iilifi4 vu'i'l, whu
I r lir if t tiit.i, 1 lit !i 'I ! b.tll
i,nr (i'l. Mr I .i t t a ' t I 4'! I 't
ihr V't'-aHl' ! It'!;! the ..' I I' 1 1 f , Vitifl!
be H41 irlior f t i .it; i-r , I i 'it
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Advice to Bachelors
"TJON'T expect a gal to be
always as sweet an' com
panionable an' comfortin' as
yo'old pipe. Remember, even
the nicest gals are
only human.
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QIVE "yo' old pipe" a
chance to be a real com
panion.by using VELVET,
the most "companionable"
tobacco you can buy.
That vclvet-smooth mellowness of
VELVET comes from natural ago
ing;. VELVET i-. Kentucky's best
tohicco, maturoi to tlvi full by
Nature's way two years' aeinjj
in wooden hogsheads.
10c Tint
Sc Mefl lmfil lK
One Pound GUti llutniilort
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(CnntuiuH From Pari Onr,)
badly cut aiH bruisrd, hut his mrrh
4iiirun, Ntnnre, rsraprd unhurt.
If Cain wai lakfii to the hM hos-
Nn cr Pr1vr.
1 J"i.Mhr, . WHbur P Aln
4 - Mjih (" . pH( Mni"ritnn
ft --Mm HI K4U Rlrknbrhf
d - l''ri''mr , l,oiiin i b rt'
7- rrtin'tini- Arthur ('hvrnlt
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lVu"ol Hlth Mnlford
1 J - irrn . Torn A llv
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U- iHb Hrnv OhflH.i
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CI 1 ipU(t .. , , , .hit I'linr
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fpsnW'T'l ...... H t'bnntHr
'J' i'thw fttrd I 's I.fwiii
:h - 'r fm tl , . . , Arthur .lohimnn
L'V PriMiilir . Tnm llonin"
2- Prcinii-r 'ill Aii'1froii
Pirmii-i H'tard S tl-n
Larson Wins Pool
Game from Chapman
1 arson unit fruin ( liapiun laf
iiirIiI in tlif ritv pm kct Inlh,iri1 limr
luniftil, inn in 5,i,
KryiitiMs will plav Moitnry InniRliI
at llif Siiliway Hilliattl patlnt, .tU
Smilli l inn Itf nil) strrrl
LUXUS TAKE LEAD
IN GREATER OMAHA
Defeat, Bourgeois by Ninth-Inning!
sn t -1 i T 1
I Jtiany, in wnicn An uyes
1 Plays Leading Part.
4RM0URS TRIM" BURNASCOS
Tlif I.tixni swept into tht Ifad mf
the drralfr ()malia Icasnf rurr. ye-i
I'rdav afifmooii hy flrlcatins; the
Bourjff ois, 4 lo ,V
A iiintli-iniiins rallv, in whirh the.
Lux it roimtrrl 2 ruin, nrltPfl the vie-'
tiiry, A Mrting: sihrIc hy Art Dyck'
sent the p,iir of tallies across, 1
1 k also staged the rsrne stunt
nhnii saved the Raine fur the brew
rrv lads tt weni mio the hnrliiia
heiv in the eighth and stopped all of
(rnsive artivittes i( the Bourgeois,
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reiring zip unosiry. .-si-ore;
I.I'X I'M rttit'llfiKillfl
An h n a r. aii ii nitl
nimh'bit.r 2 114 fIStlll.Jb 10 3 1-1
Iisn 'i.iii, rf 4 0 1 ll Murray -f ; 4 A ll
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Trials 2s t ?7 II 4
l.usils 1 I 1 0 11 8- I
HniiriiiM.'i . , rt rt ft o ti 0 2 1 0 :t
Tn h,m Itlls: H tisllsti hsr. pwnrsk. rlr
rtfl. a hits, Murray', Mtish'.fibsri. Ifwnrak
Mrii-k iint; Hv V,islsv, 7; bv Iiyrk. 1; bv
.Msil'li'ti. 4 lliiss ,i ball: i iff mislay, S
ffT liit-k. 1, off Ma'lilfti. :i l.'lililre: Vsn
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Ghangesandlmprovements
In Passenger Service
Effective June 4th, 1916
TRAIN NO. 5: "ChicaRo-Omaha Limited" will leave Chicaja
at :15 p. m. irmtead of 6:00 p. m., arrivinpr at Omaha
j 8 :00 a. m., as heretofore ; it will be operated intc
Omaha over the Plattsmouth bridge and our westtidt
t line, carrieH the Observation-club car, with lounging
room for women.
TRAIN NO. It "Chicago-Omaha-Dcnyfr Limited" will leavf
Chicago R:no p. m., arrive Orriaha at 7:00 a. m., vi;
Council BIuiTh, and leave at 7:10 a. m. for the West,
carries the nun-parlor lounge car.
TRAIN NO. 10s "Atlantic Express" from Denver (with No
44 from the Northwest), will be operated througf
Omaha, arriving here at 1:00 a. m., leaving at 1:10 a
m., arriving Chicago 2 :30 p. m.
TRAIN NO. 3: For Denver and the Pacific Coast will Icavt
Omaha at 4:30 p. m., instead of 4:20 p. m.
TRAIN NO. 41 s "Rurlington-Northcrn Pacific Express" wil
leave Omaha at 4 ;15 p. m.; passengerw for Beatrice ant
Wymore nhould take this train from Omaha (not No.
at 4:30 p. m.) in order to connect in Lincoln.
TRAIN NO. 42i "Burlington-Northern Pacific Express" fron
the Northwest will leave Lincoln at 1:15 p. m. and ar
rive Omaha at 2:50 p. m.
TRAIN NO. 20: Morning train for Kansas City, will lcavt
Omaha earlier at 9:05 a. m., instead of 9:15 a. m.
TRAIN NO. 22: Night train for Kansas City, will leave Omahf
earlier at 11 :00 p. m instead of 11 :05 p. m.
TRAIN NO. 9: "Colorado Limited," from Omaha at 12:20 a
m. (Omaha-Denver sleeper ready at 10:00 p. m.) ; higl
class night train for Denver, Colorado Springs, Este;
Park and interior Colorado.
TRAIN 9-43: From Omaha at 12:20 a. m., "Northwest Ex
press;" NEW SERVICE FOR DOUGLAS AND CAS
PER, WYO NORTH PLATTE VALLEY, OMAHA
CASPER SLEEPER READY AT 10:00 P. M.
"Burlington-Great Northern Expreti," for Hp
Springs, S. D., Glacier Park, Spokane, Puge
Sound; Omaha-Northwest sleeper ready a
10:00 p.m.
For other irrcidental changes effective June
4th, please see, Burlington folders. Tickets, in
lormation, etc.,
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
Farnam and 16th Sts. Phones: D-1238 and D-3580
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