Bringing Up
WOLYES TURN ON
OHAHAAND WIN
Wichet ''Defeat Rourkei by Score of
Five to Three, Mm Not
Being Effective.
LITSCHIS HOMER DECIDES
Wichita, June 4. (Special Tele
gram,) Wichita turned on Omaha
and reversed Saturday'! core of 5
to 3.
Met was not effective and with
the score tied in the third Bruck en
tered the game anil was hit for run
in the sixth and seventh.
A home run by Litschi with one on
turned the tide of battle in the third
in favor of the Wolves
Omaha threatened to drive Fleharty
from the box in the first two inniiiRs,
and relief pitchera were warming up.
A single, r-acrifice and a walk put two
on in the first but Miller ami Krurer
were out on long flic to center field
In the second Kilduff led off with a
triple. Burg singled, scoring Kilduff.
Priest sacriliced. Mcrze popped to
Rossman. Krug doubled, counting
Fiiirg. Krug took third on a wild
fiitch and scored oh Hetling's error
on Smith's grounder to third. Thomp
son walked, but Miller grounded out
to Rossman.
Retirei Them in Order.
Plrharty settled down after the iec
ond and retired the visitors in order
in the next four innings. Krug col
lected a Texas leaguer in the seventh
afier two were down. Miller walked
with one down in the eighth, but
Kruegrr hit into a double killing.
Priest singled after two were down in
the ninth, but Marshall fanned. Fle
barty led off with a single in the third,
Fox tanned but Litschi hit the ball
over left field fence. Helling walked
and scored on Rosjman's double to
left. F.ruck replaced Mer. Burg
thre wont Britton at first. Jackson
walked. Bruck stopped the rally by
fanning Tobin. I.itscni led off with a
double in the fifth, but star fielding
by Kilduff cut off a run.
Gray Held on Third.
Jackson led off with a double in the
sixth ami scored on Gray's triple,
(iray was held on third when Bruck
forced Fleharty to foul to Krueger
and fanned Fox. Litschi and Helling
led off with singles in the seventh and
advanced on Rossman's sacrifice.
Britton hit to Krug and Litschi was
tagged out between third and home.
Britton was caught between firat
and second, but lletling scored when
the play was made to first on Britton.
Faid admissions. .l.fMKt.
Sioux Win Game
From Topeka Clan!
Topeka, June 4. Doyle and Hall;
were hit hard by the Indians, while 1
drover was effective against his old
tratnmates and Sioux I ity won the'
fcante, 8 to J. Score; I
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TEN
MINUTEb-
PLANK HOPES TO PITCH UNTIL
HE IS FORTY-FIVE.
LDDI& fiANK
Kddie Flank, the former Athletic
and St. I.ouis Federal pitcher, who is
now with the Browns, refuses to be
counted out. He. scoffs at the idea
that he won't amount to much this
season and confounds his critics by
the assertion that l)e expects to keep
on pitching in the majors until he is
45 years old. According to all that
dope, the hero of Gettysburg will stick
around another five years. Jn a gar
rulous moment the other day he con
sented, to talk abonnt himself. Here
is what he ITad to say:
"I've never had a sore arm, and
when I quit the game it will be. be
cause Ftn tired of it, I'm 40 now, but
I'm going to stilk in the big leagues
for fivee more years. At 45 then, I
think I'll be prepared to stay at home,
filching is a job. It must he studied
by the pitcher. He must study the
other fellow, thee batter, and then
give him what he knows he cannot hit.
That's the way I have pitched for 15
years. The fellow with the fast ball
will last longer than the one with the
curve. I'll pitch five fast ones to a
single curve or sdow ball. But the
winning pitcher must have the rom
biuation. He must mix 'em to the bat
ter. Control is the biggest point. If
you can put it where you want, then
you'll win more games than you lose."
Wiches Turn Table
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Lochs Declare War
On Traitor Liiril
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THE BEE:
CopjrHht, HU. lntcrn'1 Ns-wg
INDIANS MAKE IT
TWO OFF RED SOX
Cleveland Defeats Boston by the
Score of Nine Run to
Three.
MORTON OUTPITCHES FOSTER
Cleveland, O., June 4 Cleveland
made it two straight from Boston,
winning- today by a score of ) to 3,
Mays and Bagby were hit hard from
the Mart, but Cleveland wa luckier
in bunching its hits with errors, while
Morton oiitpitthcd Foster, 'Boston's
relief pitcher.
First Baseman Hoblite! was spiked
atid forced to retir, First Baseman
Gandil of Cleveland also retired he
cause of a hit in the head with a
pitched ball. Score;
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HftHod for Koiior In nlnih.
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Two htftft tills: Ornoy, O'N'olll. nmlih.
Hnwurd, Hnhlluol, llonrlkaon. t.owis. Hlnlon
hHfton; ilriinoy, Turnor, fiftrTlfi,- hltft:
Tumor. Walker. Hufrlflco fly: iinrKlll T ou -hlo
pliya: W mlsnnnft n! ilnnrlll,, Turnor.
W ftinbdosniiftft and llftnrlll. Baooe on bulla:
Off Hashy, : riff Mnrlon, 1; off Mava, I.
nff P'oalor, 4 Mlla nf ornorl runa: Off
Bhy, 7 and t In two Ihlrrta Inning; nff
Morion. 1 and nona In ftva and ono-fhlrd
Innlnia'; off Maya. I and 1 In lro Ihlrda
Innlnaa: nff Knaior. i and and al and
on 'ihlrd Innlnga. Hit by pllrhod ball; Ry
roaior, I (Oandll). nrru.-w nut; My Bfttbv.
I: by Morton, , Thna; 3, IS. t'mplr'ft
("hill anil Dlneon.
Mark liaa In Phlla.
ft. I.ntila, Mo. Juno I By bilnrhlnf hit
In tha altih Innliic today, HI. I.ntila dofotd
Phlladalphla, 4 to . In fhla Innlnc aiHToa
Iva alnxloa by Miliar filalor, Prmt and Mar
anna pmdiicod Ihroo runa, Thft locala sot
run In tho third whon Auatln walkod, waa
afo t aornnd whan Ijajnla droppod Moyor'a
throw and arored on Minor's alngln. Knob
atartod for flt. liOiila, but fftva wny to
(Iroom In tha flrat whon ha boroina 111. Tha
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ora. 3 and 2 In olght Innlnsa: off Koob.
land S In no Innlnia tnona nut In flrall; nff
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third lnnln furuch out. Hy Moyora, J: by
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MINUTED-
R'mdoau'a alngl In lha eighth produrad tha
othor runa. h.'ore.
WASHIVOTON.
Totala : 2t 13 I
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Alnalh.e A 0 A A A
Totala .! 4 27 16
Ran for Honry In ninth
Battod for Oallla In ninth.
una nut whop winning ran aorad.
Battod for Htanaga in ninth
Waahlngton .0 1 A A 0 0 0 I 11
tiotruk 2 A 0 0 A A 01 14
, Two haaa hlta: Vagrh, tlondoau, Foator.
Throahaao hlta Khaukl, liauaa Itotna
run: oarh. Smlon baaoa: Voarh. 8hanka.
Sa, rlflra hlta: Vlft. Burna, Khanka. Bayrlflra
filn: Honry. Jatnlon lioublo playa:
lluh to Voung to Burin: Cobb to Burna,
.Mi'Hrlda lo Morgan to WHIlumn C), l.oft
on liaaoao: Waahlngton, . riotrnlt. 7. Klral
on orrora: riotrolt, 4. Baaoa nn balla; tiff
Uallla. I; nff Hamilton, 4 Hlla and oarnod
runa. Off Onllla, 1 hlla and 1 runa In olght
Innlnga: off Film, 1 hit and no runa In ona
third Inning; off Dauna. no hlta and I run
In Iwo-thrlda Inning. Hit by pitched ball:
By Oallia, Hollmann 12). Utriuk out: By
Oallla. 1; by Hamilton, t. 1,'rtTplroa; Con
nolly and Hlldobrand.
u.. h a hrdrhdall ahrdl ahrdlu ahrdludd
BAUMAN LEADS IN
FIELD CLUB GOLF
Hundred and Fifty Turn Out For
Handicap Again! Bogey at
Happy Hollow Club.
DINNER MATCHES THIS WEEK
0. J. Bauman led the field in a
hogey handicap at the Omaha FielrJ
cluh yesterday. Bainnan trimmed the
colonel 6 up. Sixteen qualified for
the match play, as follows:
O. ,T. Bauman .. .A up!H Oraonalraot 1 up
A V Bhntwell..4 upjs. B Voung... 1 up
.Ina W'llllama. . . .4 up I J Punn 1 up
lohn I.ftvolla... 4 Up M T Harartg..,.! up
('. I tiavla 4 iip;R A. Morrlann..! tip
fl Doharty 4 up' Albert C'ahn ... S up
b. Ti. l arrlar 4 tiplW'. t;. Nlrholaon.l up
r. W. falklna...! up H. C. Jordan ...1 up
P w Halo 1 upPaul W'ernhr...l up
W. I. Malony. .1 up
The draw for the match play is as
follows:
Bauman (galnat Hala.
Punn ggalnet Batrd.
t'arrlor agalnat Morrlunn
Uroonatraat agalnat Wllllama
1. avalla agalnat Young.
Hwevts agalnat Pohorty.
t'alktna agalnat t'ohn.
Malnnoy agalnat Bhnlwol
A dinner match is on the card for
the Field club next Saturday. George
Fortran and A. B. Rutherford will
captain the opposing teams. Prac
tically every colter in the club will
he summoned into service. The losers
must provide the eats for the victors.
Many Out at Hollow.
An eighteen-hole handicap aeainst
hocey was staged at Happy Hollow
yesterday w ith ISO golfers iak:ng part.
The fullcwi'iR are the scores of the
fixteen low men who qualified for the
lames J. Fitrgerald trophv: '
lidrp.
K P. .taniaa 1- 2 up
R II M..ila S 1 up
t II Marloy 4 even
ll W t'pdika . , '. I 1 down
Art. Falt-nnor It 1( down
Hryt-e t'raford 4 1 down
H I. Martin 11 1 d.in
W, 11. riala II 3 d.iwn I
I. A Smllh 1 2 rlunn I
llav tnirkoo i rinH n I
I., r. Thomaa 13 1 don I
A I' Mm lain J. ! dov n i
A W rrlond II 1 A .n I
II I. iioblann I ! I d im 11
M n M' lay.len II ! d.,n
r . holer SI 3 lefts I
Hrawitigs fur the match play at ai j
follow 1. I
Jaiitoi it) aialnftt Smith 1U1
lai.i.nr li:i aatii4l f'nend lilt.
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THIRTY
minute:
LINKS HAIJ BEARS' RUSH
Take Hard-Fought Fray, of Thirteen
Frames From Denver,
GAME IS A PITCHING BATTLE
Denver, Colo., June 4. Lincoln
broke Denver's winning streak and
won a hard-fought thirteen-inning
game here today, 3 to 2. It was a
pitchers' battle, in which Gardner al
lowed nine hits and Manser twelve.
A home run by Kcllcher was a fea
ture, core;
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Hlnrhman. 2b S n 0 4,3 n
Thomaaoit, rf s n J ft n 0
Wllllama, lb s n n JJ 2 1
t.ober. rf S 2 J 1 ft ft
Hohrer, c S O I 4 2 ft
Smith, a ,,. 1 t 2 8 ft
Hunn, lb 4 1 ft 1 ft
Hard nor, p S ft 1 J J ft
Jnhnaon, lb... , 2 0 (I 1 ft ft
Totala f,ft .1 12 is 14 j
Battod for Manaor In thlrtaonth.
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Lobor. Homo run: Kollohor. Bimoa on
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out: By Oardnor. 2, by Manaor, f. Smlon
baaee; Rood. Lobar, Paaaod ball: Shoatak.
lioublo pay: Manaor to Kollohor to Hhlolda.
Wllllama lunaftalaiod 1. Pniltli to Wllllama.
Kollrher to Hood lo Shields. Tlmft. I.9O.
Umpire: Mullen.
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.Murphy; Indlanapo,lla, tartor and Oonett.
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Kanaaa I'lty ( 7 0
Batiorloe: Rt. Paul, Dnuglaa, Tpham and
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St. Joseph Athletes
St. Jo.-opph, Mo., June 4. Des
Moines won from St. Joseph this aft
ernoon, S to 2. Jourdan, first baseman
for St. Joseph, was badly hurt when
spiked by lialm. He will be out of
the game for some time. Score;
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AB R H O A K.
Hahn, rf 6 ft ft 3 ft ft
Ilunior. if 4 ft 1 ? ft ft
.Innea, lb 1 1 fi ft ft
Meloan. If 4 1 1 1 ft "
Breen. n 2 1 ft ft ft fl
Hartford aa 8 1 1 1 1 ft
Ewoldt. lb 4 I 2 1 ft 1
Clalra. II, 4 fl 2 J ft fl
Muaaer, p .... 1 fl 1 ft C ft
Totala 12 C I 27 7 0
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Mor he. ft 1 1 1 1 ft ft
O. W llllama. 2b. 1 fl ft I 2 fl
.tourdan, lb I....1 ft ft h ft fl
Work, e 4 ft ft 2 ft 0
Sullivan, rf 1 ft 1 2 ft C
nutler, as 1 fl fl 1 2 fl
Klrkham. If 1 .. 1 I fl ft
Keating. Ill 1 ft ft 1 1 1
Nommera, p 2 ft ft 1 I ft
Tuaiier, lb 1 ft 4 1 ft 1
Totala 2 3 J 17 10 S
St. Jnaeph 1 fl ft fl ft I ft ft 02
Dos Molnea 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 01
Striifk out; By Sommera. 1, by Museer.
Baaea on balla: Off Sommars. J: nff
Muaaor, I. HIH: Off Sommere, t. Hit by
pltehed ball: Mrt abe, o. Williams. Hart
ford. Sa.rlflra hlta: O. Williams, Jourdan.
MeCaba. Hartford. Breen. Two-baaa hlla:
Mr.C'abe. Klrkham, Meloan. Hartford. Wild
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to Keating ,o Jourdan, Ewoldt to Claire to
Jones. Left on bases'. 81. Joseph. 4: Ilea
Molnea, 2. Earned runa: Pt. Joaeph, 1;
Ties Moines. 2. Time; 1,111. Umpires; Pon
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Uni of Omaha Law
School to Graduate
Class of Three
The University of Omaha Law
school will graduate three student!
at the annual graduation of the Col-
; lege of Arts and Sciences Thursday
evening in John Jacobs' Memorial
hall. The graduation of the law stu
dents will be held jointly with the
arts and science departments and will
be the first time in the history of the
university that the law department
has held joint exercises 'with tiie col
lege proper.
Several years ago the law depart
ment, which was then known as the
Omaha School of Law, became, affili
ated with the collegiate department.
The three students who will receive
their diplomas are J. Wilgodt John
son, Clark W. Carmby ana Harry E.
Schellberg..
Two women with a grade of 95 per
cent or above led in the general aver
ages recently compiled at the Uni
versity of Omaha Law school. Thej
are P.lizaheth Parsons and Emily S
Thomson. Other who completed
their work with an average above 91)
are Forrest W. Clark, Alfred Nansen,
Joseph D. 'Houston, Alexander l".
Hunter, Robert B. Schuyler and
James Sturdevant. Active work of
the department closed May 28.
Games Today.
Weaforn League Llnoolti at Denver, Peg
Molnea at Ht. Joseph, Rloux City it Topeka,
Omaha at Wlrhlla.
National League C'hlrsgo at Boston.
Plttshurtrs at Brooklyn. C'lnrlnngtl at New
Vork. St. Louis st Philadelphia
Amorlran League Boston at C'laetsnd.
Waahlngton at Lrtrolt. Philadelphia at Ht.
Louis, New York at Chlrago,
North t'lntt Victor.
North riatte, Neb , June 4 (Spei-u)
Vorth Plalte defeated Eustls, 5 to 1, In
ten Innlnga here today.
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