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BRINGING UP FATHER - c.p,n,M. .. iurntio..i n.w .vrvic. .;- Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
f I'D LIKE I I MRJJS S- II MOW I KNOW I YOUR r- V'fl ' ' , N
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s ROURKES YICTORS IN
:' FOURTEENTH FRAME
Omaha Kosei Out, Six to Five, After
Came Coe. Into Extra
Innings.
TIES THE SCOBE IN SEVENTH
Denver, Colo., June 8. Onulu tied
the score in (lie arvrnth inning here
today and nosed out a 6-lo-5 victory
in ilie fourteenth. Srore:
' Mil'A.
AH, R. II. It. A.
kmc, 2h ,
i with, if
Tlii'miieon, rf ,
li. Miller, lb.
Marahall, r . ,
luretllir, rf ,
hllduff, .,,..
Hurg. at
II' I oole, p . .,,
-Hrruger, 'e. , ,
U ranee, p. , . , ,
liruek, p ,
Total.
3 it ai
l
DKNVMI,
AB, H. II. O. A. r
( , Miller, rf
Krlllier, ...,
Oekee, rf ...
Hut. her, If.,,
rf, h,
Mllrlrt. b. .,
bhratak.
Heed, 2b
Mnnaer, i , , ,
rord. If.,,,
blrrurf . , , ,
.. 7 I I I
I
I
Total .... 4 13 41 SI I
Hun for Hulrher In tenth.
Halted for O li.i.lr In ee tenth.
Heed hit by balled ball In tlrtenth.
Omaha. .... IMIIIIIHIM I
firmer ... 131 n
Twa-bae htl a Hell-bar, Miller, Ttiomn
on. Iluma runet krruger i, lleed. Haar
ll bull. I llff tl'Toole, l off Krauee, ft, off
Hanaer, I, Mrurk ouli Hy l Toole, It by
hreoee, i br Maneer, 4. Mlnlrn bei Nr
lrbr. Iwrrlflr lilt Thnminnn. MarrHIr
flu lliilrlirr. Konblr il'! Hurt to Mll
lrr, Mlllrr In kil.lnff to Mlllrr, 10 rr In
Krrrt lo MblrlrU. IVIIil Urhi fl'TooU,
hrtiM, Tlmm h..ur. Innliiia pllrhrdi
b ttrui k, two-llilrdt ruon, none, hit-, m.nri
It O'TiioIr, ft run. I hlui b Krn.r,
trn nl nnr-llilrl i no runn, S Mll. I ni
plrr.i Kan nail Hran,
Lobcr's Fine Catch
Saves Day for Links
Wichita, Kan., June 8 Hans Lo
bert made a bensational catch of
Gray'a long fly lo right center and
saved the. game for Lincoln in the
ninth inning. Score:
WICHITA.
All B. II. I'll. A. i:
r"i. rf 1 I n it o
Tobin. If 3 t I I ft ft
llxlma, ah 4 1 I fl a ft
ftrltton, Jh .... 4 S 1 A 4 ft
Mo..nmn. lb,.., 4 S 14 A 1
I.Hf hi. aa . ... 1 a ft J J ft
.Wtkaon, if .... J A 4 a
'ray, c 4 4 A I ft
Plrharty, p .... I a
I'avla. p ,5 A A ft
Koratliar A A A A A A
Tolala ; 4 t S7 1i I
LINCOLN.
AH H II fo. A. i;
Carllala, If...,. 4 A A A A
II In. hm.n, Sb. , . I 4 I a 4
"mill!, aa 1 1 I I a
I homaami, t-f,., S 1 A 2 A ft
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Savages' Batting
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St.
Joseph Takes Content From
Sioux Indians. Six to
Five.
BIO CROWD OUT TO ' WITNESS
St. Joseph, Mo., June 8. St. Joseph
won the third game of the series from
Siotix City, 6 to 5, today, before the
largest week-day crowd of the season
Score ;
BIOI.'X ( ITT ,
ad n
4 0
I). A r,
3 0 0
i a o
3 4 2
4 0 4
I 0 0
14 I
I .' a
3
a -t
24 l 2
0 A E
1 4
4 I 4
1110
II 0
0
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a a e
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27 It I
0 -4
4 1 6
Clllmore, if. .
Cooney, 21). .
'etlahan, a
LJMtt, rf, ,
Walton, it, , ,
Mt, lb
Connolly. 3b.
l.li-lngeton, e.
bchaMi, p. .
Tofl ..
T.
JOBKPH.
a u. n. h
M.(',h. rf ....
II Uilll.ri,., 21)
Kurnor, lb. , . , . .
Hlorfc, c
Klrkhim, If. ...
Huilnr.
Hnlllvn;., rf. ,,.
k'.lli.f 3b
Honinirii, p. ...
J. William!, p..
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HI. Jiwrph .
Hlr.ui I lly .
Ktriirk out
ao ( 11
l n n l o
1 I 0 0 J
Hy Wllllama. J; by ft-hardi.
!! on bull
Ciff bnnnncra, 4; off
Wllllamt, 2, off H. hurill, t. Hit.: Off Bom
niri. I In flv an4 lwo-(hlrta InnlnK; off
Wllliania. I In thrra and ona-ihlrd Innlnfi
lilt by pll. hrl ball: Hy b. h.rdl, Klrkham.
stolrn b: Wataon Harnfla hl'a: Coonay,
Katlnf. lti, ll'j l lor, J. Wllilamn, Mrab.
To ( hlin: tlnlilvan, lu. Thraa-baiia
till. Klrkham. Houbla Playi Hmlrr lo
Wllllama lo Kunnrr. I.rfl on baara: Hi.
Jnrih, t: HUiun City. . Karnrd runar Ml.
Joa.ph, S; Hlou My. I Time; 2 10, tim.
pirra: K'kman and I'arnry.
Hold Fifty-Mile
Gas-Bike Classic
At Nebraska City
A fifty-mile motorcycle race to de
termine the championship of Nebraska
will be held at Nebraska City on July
4. It will be held on the half-mile
track at that city.
V. E. Dewey of Omaha, representa
tive of the V. A M., will have charge
of the event and will act as starter.
A number of Omaha gas bike sharks
expert to enter the event, including
Cyclone C lark, a professional motor
drome rider who lives in Omaha.
Members of the Omaha Motorcycle
club will tour to Nebraska City for
the event.
Mrs, W, E. Shafer is
Medalist in Happy
Hollow Golf Match
Mrs. W. I". Shafer was medalist in
the nine-hole handicap qualifying
round for the match play for the
Jamea A. (.ilitiore pruc at the Happy
Hollow clul The four qualifiers were:
Mra 't Hhalnt ,, , if It 44
Vr. Menard tiianlrii b ........ . M 1 M
Mia W ii. HHvar . . . 4 t
Mia K A t.mimar I at
Drawings for the match play ate as
follow
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Young South American Financing
Pug Tour in Southern Hemisphere
SENOR MARCEL f'EACAN DL'
SAR.
Twenty-two years old, handsome,
married, wealthy and a real tporls
nian, is the. characteristics of Senor
Marcel J'earan del Sar of Buenos
Ayres, who is financing the tour of
American pugilistic in South Amer
ica. His father was a famous construc-
ing engineer, and built the first rail-i
road over the Thames in I'.nglaud,
Do Sar is rated a multi-millionaire,
his wealth having been inherited.
He i providing the "bank roll" for
the invasion of the Argentine by
American boxers. He is an enthusi
astic, fan and an amateur boxer of
merit himself, and he is desirous of
popularizing the sport in the Ar
gentine, but Senor del Sar believes
that boxing will supplant it in popu
lar favor. He in spending more than
SENATORS BATTLE
IHDIANSTO A TIE
Cleveland and Washington Play
Fourteen Innings, With Score
Five to Five.
DOUBLE PLAYS HELP VISITORS
Cleveland, O., June 8.Cleveland
and Washington played fourteen ina
uings to a fie, each scoring five runs.
AJter Washington had acquired a lead
of five runs in the first inning, after
Wambsuanss error had spoiled the
chance to retire the bide without a
score, Cleveland played an up-hill
pa me and tied the count in the ninth,
knocking Harper frcfin the box, Wash
ington did not make a hit from the
first until the eleventh inning.
Double play prevented Cleveland
from winning easily. Chapman made
Mis fust appearance in the game since
Appl ll. Score:
CLEVELAND. WAPHfNOTON.
AU H. O. AE AH H. O. A E
Oranay.lf 4
0 4 0 AMorllrr, rli 1 3
1 t 4 ft.ludfta.th 4 0 13
3 4 0 (lroatr,3b 4 0 3
3 4 I O.MIIan.i'f 4 2 4
4 1.1 1 .r in aon.lf I A
1 0 1 ONIi.nka.lf 4 0 3
3 3 4 1 Hon. lo ll, If I 1 0
t 4 0 OMoraan.Sb 6 1 I
0 0 0 ftHanrv.i; 4 3 4
0 0 0 AM Il'lda.aa 4 1 4
0 2 1 Ollarprr.p 3 1 1
AAA (lilallUp 400
0 0 0 AAlna'HIt.c 0 0 1
Tiiar.a-Jb 4
H(trakfr,ijf 7
Kolh.rf 2
Oamlll.lh 4
llnanl.2b 4
W'b'aa.na 4
O'Ncll.i' 4
("V'aklr.p A
Mrllala.p I
Hahf ,p a
Hllllnaa 4
Hmllh
Chapni'ti t
0000
, Tolala 47 4 4117 a
Tntala 41 14 43 14 1
Twobaaa hlla; W'.inibaf anaa, Oandil.
Upraktr. Milan Thrao- bara bit: Uundll.
ttolin baata; Milan, Honry. liuubla playa:
Tiirnal. il.4ndll and o.Nrll; Juilga, llrnry
and Juilaan Mi Hilda and .Mrt;i; Morsan,
Mi Hrlda and .linlaa. Haara on balla: HIT
Covalrakla, I; off SLHala, I; pl Harpor, 2;
off ilallia. 4 Hlla and rarnad runa: Off
Cnnl.akir. lilt., 4, runa, (i, m ona Innlna,
i rf atcllala, hlla, 0, runa, 0, hi thra in.
nlnaa, ii Hjny. hlla. 4, runa, 0, In (an In
riiviaa; off Harpor, hlla, T. runa. 2, 1.4 two
.nd ona-thlid Inntnaa; off ilallu, luia. a,
runa. a. In nma and two-thtrda Inniiiaa. Hit
by pit. bar ty Hag by, t T l nry I , by (lallia
I (ilandlll. Hlril.k out. Hy Cnvrlcakla, ,
hy Mi -Hal. I, bv Hagliy. i, by llarpar. I,
by ilallia. I' I ball. 41 Nii. l m-
plrra. 4'hill and Inntan
Court Decides
No Slice of Coin
For Eula Hoffman
I ula IK.lliiun Campbell, wht mar
tint John D. t imibrt, ear-old
bnr to fntltiiie, wilt not grt a like
id th nitiiiey, at voiding lo decret
anituliint her itiafiMne, ln4h was
I tiled f'-.r tuot j in tliAtiul foiHt,
iMIIiitJ lailiilfU luilllf't Ml4
H ;titun April JH, t')r, on t (,tm
near S i it 1'innl, la , (, w vrr
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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. JUNE
$100,000 to prove himself right or
wrong in Ilia judgment.
Senor del Sar is an accomplished
athlete, He is a proficient oarsman,
runner, swimmer and holds the ami
tenr middleweight boxing champion-
snip of utlt America. Just before
leaving IJuenos Ayres in - search of
foreign pugilistic talen he won a
fourteen-kilometer swimming race,
the time being 2 hours and 14 min
utes. ,
Although he does not speak Eng-
mn, ctior nel bar ' is typically
American in characteristics. He did
not interest himself in the fistic ven
ture for financial profit, but merely
to introduce the game to his country
men.
In addition to numerous other in
terests, Senor del Sar is the pro
prietor of the Myrian, a weekly so
cirty paper published in Buenos
Ayres, and the biggest publication of
its kind in South America.
RACES AT BENSON
DRAW GOOD CROWD
Harness Horses Show Pretty Form
at Opening of Nebraska Midway
Circuit Meeting.
JOSE KNIGHT WINS 2:11 PACE
Under lowering skies and with a
stiff northwest wind blowing, about
1,000 horse race lovers braved the
football weather yesterday afternoon
to attend the initial card of the Doug
la County Fair association's three
days meetingat the Benson track.
The track was inexcellent condi
tion; and while the climatic condi
tion were far from being the ideal
racing kind, the brand of perform
ances put up bv the harness speed
merchants caught the fancy of the
crowd, which at the close of the after
noon's sport went away feeling that
they had had value received for their
money.
3:11 Pai-:
Wratrrn Klyar, B. 8., by Conoko;
L. H. Kouthworth 4
M. T., B. o. by Conrod; . L.
Chapman J
Brlla h. II. M-, by Box Guard;
W. II. Emaraon a
Joao Knight. O. M . by Twelfth
Knight; Warrrn Bannla 1
Mllrro. B. O., by Keelrr; C. JL
Loud , s
fllr Lain, R. a., by Earlaln; Own
and Hoblnatork llroa 2
Tlma: 3:17, t:1it and 3:14.
Thrra-Vrar-Old Trot:
Albi Todd. TB. M.. by Kentucky
Todd; Midway Htock Farm t
Claranra Colllna. Hr. O., by Black
Line; P. P. Uuttardeld t
Max Mayrra, B. U,, by Atvutiirdln;
A. L. Tbumaa 3
Tlma: 32. t:t and 1:1144.
Thrra tVar-Old Pare:
Midland. i H, by Blngenwood;
Midway ritock Earm 8
Sam William, ft. II., by Comm-a
dure Vli. Commodore; William
Jackaon , t
Tlma 3 44, 3:40 and 3. 41.
2 11 Trot:
4 4
3 i
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1 2
4 t
1- 1
1 1
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hurley tiowara. P. ( , by Joa.
Mower, 11.
tambar and
Khodea j
by tttrathway';
rronto j . III. tl
Tmi l'entiuon 14 I
Lad Mi-Klnney, H H. by M. Kinney;
A I. Thomaa and Meyer 14 4
Led Kneel. H M , by Main heet,
A I. Tbumaa and Mr Thmnaa. I T
l"uka Muiure. D. O , by W. y. II j
Bob blinpaHin ,, I 4
Hon Courage fh tl , .t lin Mi'.
tMnnei, llamal pluck Calm -
Vierd I t
CalHornl h. It. U, by Atbaabani,
Karl tteeaier 4 14 I
Cbief. HL i, by lrw, Jab
Hunger I 4 4
The trieao, ll tl , rr lauilna,
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Wilson Will Name
Convention Chief
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9. 1916.
HARK, Y GOLFERS,
THE CRISIS NEARS
Troops of President Sherman and
Vice President Hamilton to
Battle Saturday.
WILL nGHfTbBITTER END
If, Saturday afternoon, you should
hear the sullen roar of heavy artillery
cannonading, the shrill scream of the
machine gun, the rasping rattle of
musket firS and then see a score of
Red Cross ambulances in swift flight
toward the Happy Hollow club, have
no fears, the women and children will
be saved.
For on Saturday afternoon a battle
is carded for the Happy Hollow golf!
links that will make the attack on Ver
dun seem like a fray between toy
soldiers. The annual golf match be
tween teams led by President Charles
R. Sherman and Vice President E. O.
Hamilton will be held.
It will be a battle for blood this
year, too. A dinner, the expense ot
which the losers must bear, will be
given the winners June 14, and all of
the opposing players are determined
they will not pay double for their eats.
John Parish has been appointed
field marshal captain ot the Slier
man forces. Yale Holland carries the
same job for the Hamilton brigade.
Parish has called upon his brave
warriors to defend the last trench to
the bitter end. The timber wolves
are howling," says Parish. "Our
president is threatened. Judge Baker
has deserted our ranks and turned
traitor, but we still have Travis Craw
ford."
Holland Makes Appeal.
Holland, on the other hand, makes
just as ardent an appeal to his attack
ing host. "We are to do battle," pro
claims Holland, "with the frowsy
hordes of President Sherman, led by
the ribald and vacuous John Parish.
You are called upon because you are
deemed to be clear of eye, steady of
hand strong of heart and nimble of
lead pencil, able and anxious to lam
bast the everlasting'tar out of any of
this palsied bunch of muscle-bound
short approaching, score card ma
nipulating, boundary-crowding, bunker-infesting
turf diggers that will be
delivered for your slaughter. And if
you fail by as much as one point, may
your favorite club shatter in your
hands, may you never find a lost ball
and may you lose one every hole, may
your handicap be cut to nothing and
your game warrant a hundred, may
you be served by blind caddies, peered
at by beginners, compelled by your
wife to go to church Sunday mornings
and may the curse of all good sub
jects of the good Sheik Boh.im Ilton
be upon you until Charley Johnston
loses his grin and Jon Par Ish shoots
a ninety, that is to say forever."
Yea, verily it will lie some match
and Saturday afternon bids well to
be a busy time for the hospital corpi.
(.Miner Hefrate (.rand laland.
Cllllner. Neb. June 4 (Kp.al . ICllllner
ball rlub dataalrd the liriind Inland llldi
and Eur tram, ) to .'. In a thirteen Inning
game. Krora- H H
l.rand leland . A A 4 A 0 4 I A 4 4 A A ) 7 I
dinner Illllllllll 11-3 4 I
Ita'terle ilranl laland. Hmllh and Mil
lar, lilltuer, Uatea. I aiupn-lt and ' Hiit. h '
llarrla
Today's Calendar
. of Sports
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WESTERN IJCAOUEI NAT. LEAUUE.
W, L. Pi t. I W. L. Prt
Omaha !4 Id .110 Brooklyn 24 14.414
Lincoln 24 17 ,6ml, New York . .. .23 1 4 .60
Tire .Mnlnra.,20 20 .liOtl' I'hlladalphla 23 14.544
Wichita .,,.20 21 ,4!i-hlcago .,,,,22:4.474
Tnpeka 20 21 ,4 ' Inclnnatl , .23 24.44
Hloux City. ..14 21 .47r,!Plttlirh ...24 2J ,4lli
Denver , , , . , 17 23 ,424'Hoaion 20 22 .474
St. JoHcplj...l7 22 ,43n;St. Loula. ... .20 27 .42(1
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New York . ..24 14 ,671 Loulevllle . . . 27 1 .50)
Waiihlngton .24 14 .Ma Kb 1114 e Clly,.2S 14 .M
Huaton 22 21 .fi Cnlumbll ....14 14.44a
Delrolt 32 33 .414 Minneapolis .22 19.6:17
Chicago Ill 2a .4IS2 Toledo 14 20.444
HI Luulg.,,.1 23 .432 HI. Paul 11 22 .405
Fhlla 16 24 ,34MIIauk ..1292.343
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WESTEBM LEAOUE.
Bloux City, 4; Bl Joseph. 4.
flea Molnea, 0; Tnpeka, .
Lincoln, 4; Wichita, 4.
Omaha, 4; Iicnver, 6.
NATIONAL LEACf VE
Alt famn postponed; rain and "t
ground.
AMERICAN LEAOUE
Waehlnglon. 4; Cleveland, . Called end
fourteenth, darknc
Bain at oth. r point.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 11; Kenma CHjr H
ItidlanapoMa, I: Loulevllle, 4.
Columbua-Toledo, rain,
bt. I'eul-MII'vaiiKet, rain.
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Wtrn League Hloux City at 81. .loaeph,
De Molnej at Ttpeka, Lincoln at Wichita.
Omaha at Iienver.
National lagu St. Loun at Bolon,
Clnolnr.fttl t Brooklyn, Pltlbtirh at New
York, Chicago at Philadelphia.
American Ltegue Waehlngton at Ctev.
land. Boton t Detroit. New York at Bt.
Louie, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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The Prettiest Mile Golf club will
play an eighteen-hole handicap match,
eight to qualify in the upper flight and
sixteen in the consolation flight, Sun
day at Miller park. Prizes will b
awarded to the winners. It is be
lieved at least eighty golfers will fake
part.
Hoiithrrn Aaaorlallon,
New Orleana, 4; Memphl, 2.
Birmingham, 1; Nuahvllle, Z.
Atlanta, 3; lil'iinom, (,
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