THE BEE; 0MAI7A, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1916.
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MARSHALL'S HOMER
1TSH0HEYICT0RY
Catcher Bobert Poles Ball Over
WaU for Two Buns With
Rourkea One Behind.
Four Out of Five
ALSO MAKES TWO SOOBZS
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- Robert Marshall, who u doing all
of the catching for the de luxe Rourk-
lett these days while Ernie Kreuger
- convalesce in the hospital v where
there are a lot of pretty nurses,
combed a home run over the right
field wall yesterday afternoon, A few
' minutes later obsequities were held
over a gent named Isbell and a flock
of athletes from Dei Moines.
. Marshall' circuit clout came in a
pinch in the eighth inning and' gave
the Rourkes the fray by the narrow
margin of 6 to 5. Hie victory made
it four opt of five on thrteriet from
Des Moines and six out of nine on
the entire home series.
When Robert cracked the homer
things were looking pretty sad for
the home guard. It was the eighth
frame and the despised Booster were
leading S to 4. Burg and Shag
Thompson had gone out. But Miller
walked. And then Marshall hove in
to view. Bang. The fan felt a flut
tering of the heart and a tingling of
the spine, They saw the pill float
merrily over the right field fence
while Noodle Haha turned hit
gloomy orbs upward and got ready
to pay off. ; f "i
, '., Make Twa Other Hit.
The home run wa not the only
contribution Mr. Marshall made 'to
' the Rourke victory. He made two
other hits, on of which sent a run
home, and the other gave him a
chance to circle the paths on lubte
quenjt drives by hi playmate.
Kewpie Kilduff tried to (wipe some
. of the honor from Marshall and
succeeded pretty well Kewpie play
ed a bang-up game at thort that
brought the stands to cheer several
times.
The Rourke blow the tillage to
day, starting a brief road trip at Sioux
City tomorrow. , They come home
July 6 for a run of eighteen games.
Bears Shut Out by
Wolves of Wichita
Wichita, Kan., June 27. Davis,
pitching for Wichita, held Denver to
five scattered hits, while hit team
mates clouted out eleven safe hits and
coupled wtih twelve passes issued by
the Griizliet' pitchers, easily shut out
the visitors and won, 1) to 0. The same
teams will play a third game tomor
row. Score:
... WICHITA. ' .
AB. H, H. O. A. .
Jartwm, el. I I . i t
Helling, lb. Ill I I
Tox. rf. a I 1 1 t I
OrUlth. e. . t 11 I t t
Britten, lb.......... II S 40
Coy. rt. It lit t
Lltehl. . i t 1 . 4 I
fttppe. Ik. 4 1 I II; I t
. Davit. . t;,. 4 114 14
Tattle St til If"" II. "t
i DENVER, ;
' ' AB. It. H. a A. .
Miller, it. 4 I I t I
Kelllher. ... i I I t I t
i Tori. If. , I'll t 14
0ekee. el. 4:11 1
Butektr. tf-ee. ...... 4 4 111
' Dyer. 3b. 14 4 14 t
tht.loe, lb t I I tit
- Liore. lb. t t til t
Slovene, e 11111
CooKlftghara, p 1 0 I I t
tlaneer, p., 10 I t I t
. Totele ........ I I 14 14 t
: Denver t I t t I 0 I 4 0
Wichita I 1 t I I I t 1 I
Twe-baM MM: Helling, Orlltlrti, Brltlon.
Hlte: OR Cooklflghaw. In three Inntnga;
off Manaar. T In flva inttlnta. Doubla play:
Oakaa to Uanaor. 8truck out: By CooKlnf.
ham. 1; by lavla. I. Baftea on balla: Off
Cooktngham, T; oft Manicr. t .Paaiad ball:
fitavena. Cmptra: alullen. ' .
OMAHA. ':: ,
AB. B, fa. 0.
Knu, th I f I
Burt, Sb , 1 I
t. Thompioa, of Iff
Millar, lb i 1
Marahall, 4 J
Foraytho, rt t f J
lilldulf, aa 4 t 1
KrauM, If... t 1 i
C. Xnompaon, S 1
Hnntar, f...
Bwoldl, Sk..,
Hartrard, M.
Meloai, If...
jonea, id.
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DEB MOUtBB.
AB. B.
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Hahn, rf 4 i
CUIn, tb j
Spabr, .4 t
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ToUla 14 5 1 14 14 1
Ballad far Baku In allhth. I
Omaha
Ruua -.
lilt. , 1 1 1
Dri Molnaa ' :
Buna f t I
Hit. 1 1 I t 1 i 4 1
Homo run Marahall. Twa-baoa hlMi
Burt, Foraytha, Hartford, Huotar. Sacri
flro hltai Bun, JL Yhampaan, Voraytha,
Karoldt. Baorlflea fly: JToraytiia. ttalea
bam Baker. Double playai ftrui td Bun,
Kilduff to Millar, Meloan to Clalra, Clalra to
Hartford t Jonea. Hltal Off BAkar, l
aaven Innlngai off Muaaar, la ana Initlnf,
Htruek outi Br Thomnaon; Si ks Baker. Si
kr Muaaar, t. Baaaa on balUl Off Thomp-
aon, Is off Baker, li off Muaaar.i. Left aa
paaeai umann, ai ifee aaauiee, a aunai
liOO. Cmplra I Anderaon. . . ,
LINKS TAKE ; FINAL
Every Nan on Winning Team
Oeti Two or More Hiti in
Game With Sioux. ,
SCORE, THIETEEN TO FIVE
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Lincoln, Neb., June 27. Every man
on the local team got two or more
hit in today' game, the local win
ning the final of the Sioux .City leriet
by a tcore of 13 to 5., Schardt and
Caspar were batted out of the box,
and 4 few resounding whack were
registered against Pfeiiter.' Score:'
aioux citt.
AS. It. H. O. A. B.
Anurkaa Aaaaakilkw.
f At IndlanapaUa: B. M. S.
Colimbu. t I t I I I 1 ft I 7 I
Indienapolla ....4114141444 I t
Batttriaa: Brady and Pratt; Dawaon,
Wlllla and Schani. ... t
At hllnneapolla: B. H. t.
Hanaaa City ....4 4 I 1 I t t t t It IS 4
Mlnnaepolla ....4 11144414 4 11 4
Batterlca: Mumphrtee, Reafaa and Barry;
TintliDg, wiuiatna and Land.
At St. Paul. It. H K
- Mixraukaa ......t 4 4 1 4 4 4 t I I 1
II Paul J 4 4 1 4 I 4 I II I
' Battarleat Moran and SpeUman; Qrlnar
and Glenn,
At LoulerUle! B. M. B.
teiado 4 14 1 4 4 4 1 41 I t
Leulavllle ...... . t t t t 1 t t1 t a
i Baturtat: Adams and aweuar; Mlddla
lon. Palm.ro and Wllllama.
' MeOraay Blaaw ritrhera,
New York. June J7.-"Flo" Way t Yale
. utllveralty - and Oaoraa Smith of .Columbia
. tinlvereltr. both rtsbt-hand pltcbera, have
aitned with the New York Natlonala. It
- waa annouuead by John B. Footer, aecretary
of the local club. It alaa waa atatad that
: the rpopoaad trade of Pitcher Teereaa for
Plt'har Bailee of the at. Loula Natlonala had
been declared off.
... A 4iaed Coutk Beaaedy.
. Dr. Bell'a Plna-Tar-Honey will aaae your
eouf b. aootha the raw anota and prevent aa
naoa lun allmanu. 14a. AU drunuuk
AdvartlaamoBL '
Cooney lb, , 14 14 14
Ollmore, If.a I I lit
Callahan, aa, 4 til I t
Mote, lb. ............ 4 I , 4 4
Wataon, rf. ......... I t 0 1 4 4
Lejeune. ef. 10 IP 1 VI
Connelly, lb I t t I I 1
Llvineaton, 0. ....... 4 114 11
Schardt, p. 1 t 0 4' 4 1
deeper, p Ill 1,44
Preleter, p. t I t 0 0 0
Cto.by 10.104 I
Totali .......'.....II I 1 14 i
LINCOLN.
AB. R. R. O. A, B.
Carllale, If. t 1 I I 4 1
Smith, ae. t : t, I I I t
Thomakon, ct. ...... I 1 i t t 0
Lobar, rf. I I ill 4
Uttlmora, Ik. 4 1 II I I
Rohrer a.,., t
Wllllama, lb. ....... I I 1 10 I 4
Mar... lb. 114 1 I I
Oardner, . , .14 1 I 4 I
Oratory, p. ......... I t I I t I
Totali 44 II II It It t
Batted for Oaapar In allhth.
iloua City 4 14 14 1141
Lincoln I I I I 6 I 0 I II
Threc-baee kite: Ollmore (I). Twe-baee
hit.: Thomaeen (I), Leber, oardner.
Bohror, Ollmore, Men, Callahan, oratory,
Llvlnitton. Double play: Smith to Wll
llama. Stolen baeea: Smith, Loner, Wll
llama, Morae, Btruok out: By Otrdner I;
by Oaapar, 1. B..e on belle: Off Oratory,
11 oft Schardt, 1; oft Oaapar, 1; off Pfela
ter, 1. Hit by pltehtd ball: By Oardner,
lU.ti). Wild pitch: Oardner. Lift on
baaaa: LMooln, 10; tloui city, I. Hltl:
Off Oardner, t In five Innlnll; oft tehardt,
14 In two and twolhlrde Innlnta; off Oat
par. I In four and one-third Inalntt. Tlm4:
1:11. Vmplrea: Kkn. and Raa. ."
Hovlik Right and
Josies Blank Kaws
Topeka, Kant., June ?27. Hovlik
wai right today and St. Joseph ihut
out Topeka, 1 to 0. Score:
: . ' ST. JOSEpN , ; i . . ...
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nuiieme, in .... 4 4
McC.be. ct ........ 4 I
Jourdan, lb ., 4 I
Sulllven. rf ........ 4 I
Fuiner, o 4 1
ButieA lb I I
Klrkham. It 4 0
Keattns. aa 4 t
Hovnk. p i
ToUU .14 I f It II 4
TOPEKA . J
AB. B. R. O. A. B.
Atler. lb 4 4 I ll I I
Schweltier. It I I ,I
Kruser. cf .......... 4 I I i I I
Bntle, lb .......... II I .I
Tydemaa, rt I I 4 1 0 4
Clchran. ee I I i i l l
Goodwin, lb I t 1 I 10
Allen, e I t 1 t 1 0
HaU. p 1 0 1
Tttnla ........It I 4 It IS "l
St ' Joaaph I 1 4 4 4 4 0 4 01
Topeka ......... 1 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 04
Stole baeet Trdeman. Baae n hellt! Off
Hall 1; off Hovlik 4. Struck Out: By Hall
i; by Hovlik 7. Peiaed ball: Allan 1. Hit
by pitcher: By Hovlik 1. Vmplret: Carney
and Sckman.
.- Baa Tee BMaetera Win Oaaae.
Beaver city. N'eb., June 17 (Special
Telearem.) The Beaver City Booetera da
feated Camhridia In the County leaiua here
thla afternoon. 4 -to I. Cembrldte waa ae
compenied by a hand and the Commercial
club booetera. Score:
Cembrldte ttlltlll 4 I
Beaver City 144404444 4
Batterteet Camkndta, Bodwell and Cram
ter; Beaver city, Uavtdeoa and Blckford.
o. a. a.
4 1 I I
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tilt
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14 1 I
t I 44 I
CLEVELANDSLOSE
A PITCfflMG BATTLE
Williamg Eai Better of Bagby
in Mound Fight, Winning
by Four to Two.
JACKSON IS BATTLKO STAB
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, Cleveland, June 27. Chicago ' de
feated Cleveland, 4 to 2, in a pitchers'
battle in which Willianjs had the bet
ter of Bagby, holding Cleveland to
lix hits, three of which were made in
the ninth inning. He itruck out seven
and cluled thirteen to go out on fly
balls. ' - :
Johnson' batting was responsible
for the Chicago victory, as he made
a home run and two doublet, icoring
three rum. Score:
CLEVELAND. CHICAOO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Oranev.lf 4 14 0 orelech.cf 4 14 4 0
Ch'p'an.eo 14 14 OWeever.ia 10 14 0
SceWct lilt oec hn..)b 41110
itotn.rt e 1 1 a uj-ckion,rr e o o o
O.ndll.lli 4 111 OJC'lllnl.lf 4 0 4 4 0
HO'ard.lb 4 111 OP'rnlcr.lb I 1 I 0 1
Evahe,lb 10 14 OSchelk.e 4 114 4
O'N.lll.o lilt 1VK l'll.lb 41140
Batby.p till lWlllla'e,p I 4 0 t 0
Horton.p Mill
W'b't'a.lb 10 114 ToUla.ll T IT I 1
Bllllnie 1 4 I 4 t
Totala.ll"lT h"I
Batted for Bagby in elthtk.
Chlcaio i. 1 4 t 0 I I I 14
Cleveland 1 t 0 I I I 0 0 11
Two-baee kite: Oreney Speaker. Jeckeon
l. Home run: Jeckeon. Stolen baeee:
Howard Felech. Double playe: Wamba
lanee t Oandll, Weaver to B. Colllna to
Fournler. Baeee on balla: Off Basby, I.
Hlta and earned rune: Off Baiby, 4 hlta
and I rune In eight lnnlnge; off Morton,
I hlta and run In one Inning; off Wll
llama, I hlta and I rune In nine lnnlnge.
Struck out: By Bagby. 1: by Wllllama. 7.
Umpires: Evana and Nalllr,.
... .: SpUl Doable BUI. .
'Bti Louie. Mo., June II. Detroit and St.
Lpuli divided a double-header here today,
St. Loula taking the Aral game, I to 1, and
Detroit the eecond, 4 to I.
Staler led the attack In the ft rat game
with tour hue In four tlmea at bat and
two atolen baeea.
Detroit won the eeoond gam el n the aev
enth when Toung aoored on Auetln'a fumble
and Baker's double.
The nrot game wal atopped m the ninth
liming when Cobb attempted to climb Into
the etanda to reaoh a fan who he claimed
had been abuelng him. ' He wae prevented
from doing eo, however, by pollea, um
pires and fellow- playera. Score flrat same:
DETROIT. ST. LOUIS.
. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Buah.ea 4 4 11 lShotten.tf 4 110 0
Vltt.lb till OAuatln.lb 10114
Cobb,cf 4 110 OMIIIer.rt I 4 I t 0
veacn.it a a u ooieier.iD e e iv u v
H'lman.rf 1114 OPratMb 1114 4
Burna.lb 4 4 10 0 oM'aane.cf 14 114
Toung.lb 1 4 0 4 0Lavan.ee I 4 0 I 0
Kavan'h 0 0 0 0 OSeverotd.o I 0 I 4 0
Bakeu lilt oW'lman,p 1 0 0 0 0
Fuller -. 4 4 4 4 0
Dubuo,p 11114 Totala..l7 7 17 II
totali.. II 414 14 1
Batted for Toung in ninth.
Ran for Baker In ninth.
Detroit .4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 11
St. Louie 0 1 1 4 4 0 4 1 I
Two baaa hlta: Staler. CAhh. Hlln.M
Three kaee hit: Pratt. Stolen baeee: 81..
ler I; Shotton, Bueh, Auetln, Cobb. Double
playl: Lavan to Pratt to Staler I; Aueltn
to Pratt to Siller. Flret baee on error.:
St. Loula L Baeea on belle: Off Dubuo 4:
oRWellman 4. Hlta and oerned rune: Off
Dubuo 7 kite and 4 runa In eight lnnlnge;
oft Wellman 4 hlta and I rune In nine In
ntnge. Struck nut: By Dubuc 1; by Well
man 1. Umpire.: Chill and Dlneen. Score
aetond same: . . i
DETROIT. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
SH'1!!? i 1 i ! JShotten.lf 1110 0
Vrtl.lb I 5 I 1 OAu.tm.ib I 1 4 1 1
Cobb,of 111 t.OMIIler.rf I I I 0 t
Vcacb.lf I I 1 t'tsuier.lb I 1 11 4 0
H'lman.rt 4 11 4 0pratt,lb 4 I I I I
gurne.lb 1,114 4 OainI.cf 4 114 0
Toung.tb 4 I 4 I OLaven.ie 4 1111
Baker.o 4 111 Js.v.reld.o I I 1 I 0
JaniH.P 1114 tHartley 0 0 0 0 4
"Chap'an,o 14 110
Totali.. 10 11714 OkooCp J 0. 0 I 0
. t .. "Tobln 1 0 4 0 4
f Dav'p'rtiP 4 4 4 4 1
Barton 4 I t t t
ToUla..lt"tl7 1l"i
Ban tor Sevareld In aeventh.
Batted for Koob In aeventh.
Batted tor Davenport In ninth.
Detroit I 1 I t I t 1 I 4-4
St. Louie 0 4441411 41
Two baae hlta: Buah, Lavan, Baker, Sta
ler. Three baee hit: Burne. Stolen baeee:
Cobb I; Uaraene, Veach. Double playe:
Baker to Touong to Buah to Toung; Lavan
to Staler; Pratt to Lavan to ItaHr. Baeea
on belle: Off Jamea 4; off Davenport I.
Kite and earned rune: Off Jamea 7 hlta and
1 rune In nine lnnlnge; off Koob t hlta and
1 run in aeven lnnlnge; off Davenport 1 hit
and I nine In two Inlnte. Hit by pitcher:
By Koob (Bare.) struck put: By Jamea
I; .by Koob I; by Davenport I. Umpire.:
Plneen and Chill.
Xanaj Win Another.
New Tork. June 17. New Tork made It
five out of elk from Waehlngton today,
winning lb. laat game of the eeflea. I to I.
Baker, who.e batting hae featured thla
aeriei, won the game with a homo run In
the llxth inning, with PiPP n beee. Score;
mp m.'V-n 'lix, HEW YORK.
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Motller.rt I
Fo.ter.ib 4
Mllen.cf I
Shanke.lb
Judge.lb
Wlirrae.lb
Barber.lt
Henry.a
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oOllh'l.r.rf I 1
4Hllh.lt I 1
lPk p h.ee I 1
CPlpp.lb 4 I
iBeker.lb I 1
nMagee.cf I 0
Oedeon,lb I I
iNun'ker.o I I
McB de.ee fill tCaldwelUp I I
Boehl't.p 11110-,.,
Rice 1 1 4 0 4 Total!.. II 1 17 It
Atnemitn t 4 a o o
Dumont,p I t I I
- fotalt..ll 1 14 11 I
Batted for Boehltng In eighth.
Ran for Blci In eighth.
Waehlngton ...1 I I I I 1 I 4 I
now lor ......t I 1 0 0 I I I I
Thret beat hit: Peeklnpaugh. Home
rant: Moeller. Baker. Stolen baeea: Judge.
Ollheoley. Double pleys: Footer and Judge;
Magae and Paeklnpaugkl PIpp. Peeklnpaugh
and PIpp. Baeea on belli: off Cajdwell I;
oft Boehllag II. Kite and earned runa:
Off Boehltng 7 hlta and I rune In eeven
Innlngai off Dumont an hlta and -no rune in
oat Inning; off Caldwell rune. Struck
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAOTJE INATIONAL LEAGUE
Omaha ...II II .tMBrooklyn ..14 IS .007
Lincoln ...14 14 .147 Phlla. ll II .144
Wichita ..14 It .iOllBoaton ....II 21 .417
Denver ...II 10 ,4llNey Tork ..il 17 .101
Dee Molneell 11 .474IChlcago ...21 11 .411
Sioux City 21 12 ,taiPltt.burgh 2121.412
Topeka .. .24 22 .448 Cincinnati .20 80 .410
St. Joeeph 24 11 .421St- Louie ..27 24 .429
AMER. LEjAQuB. AMER. ASSN.
W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet.
Clevelend 21 24 .l74Keneee Cy. 28 24 .402
Mlnneeplle 24 24 .111
Indlanaplla 21 20 .400
Columbue .118 24 .472
Louleville .84 27 .847
St. Paul ...24 81 .404
Toledo ..,.24 81 .484
Milwaukee 11 48 .111
New Tork 14 24 .147!
Boaton ...II 28 .1411
Detroit ...14 21 iltOI
Weeh. .,..11 24 .124
Chlcego ..10 21 .I0l
St. Loula .2? 31 .438
Phlla 17 40 .21
Yecterday'. Beenlto.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joeeph, 1; Topeka, 0.
Dei Molnee, I; Omaha, 4.
Denver, 0; Wichita, 4.
Sioux City, C; Lincoln, 13.
, NATIONAL LEAGUE. .
Now Tork, IT Brooklyn, 0.
Boiton, 3; Philadelphia, 0.
St. Loull, 8; Cincinnati, 3.
Plttaburgh, 4-4: Chicago, 1-10.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, I; Boaton. 7.
Waehlngton, 1; New Tork, I.
Chlcego, 4; Cleveland, 1.
Detroit, 1-8; St. Louie, 1-1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbue, 8; Indlenapolle, 0.
Kaniaa City, 10; Mlnneapolle, "4.
Mllw.uk... 8; St Paul, 8.
Toledo, 4; Louleville, 1.
Game. Today.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Open data.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boaton.
Philadelphia at New Tork,
St. Louie at Cincinnati.
Plttaburgh at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Tork at Philadelphia,
Boiton at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Loula.
out: By Caldwell at by Boehltng 4; by Du
mont I. Umplrea: Connolly and. Owene. .
- Bad Bon Trounce Maeke.
Boiton, Juno 17. Jobnaon. a former
Urilnui college pitcher wae given a try-out
by Philadelphia against the Boiton Ameri
cana, with Carroll of Tutta college ee hli
catcnar, and the Atniotlce were defeated.
7 to 2. Johneon waa taken out In the
aeventh Inning after he hed been hit freely
and had ahown an Inclination to .wlldneae.
Score: ,
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Wltt.ee till OHooper.rf 4 2 0 0 0
Ktng.Sb till lOlCN-iy.ZD 48110
Strunk.cf 4 0 I t OLewle.lf S 1 2 0 0
Scheng.lt 1110 OHob-ieUb 10 8 10
Lajole.lb 114 1 IWelker.cf 4 13 0 1
Mcln'uMb 4 1 10 0 OOardn'r.lb 4 8 0 3 0
Walih.rf I t 1 t 0Scott.ee 1 0 0 0 0
Cerroll.c 4 0 11 OThomm.o 3 1 10 0 0
Johneon.p 8 0 0 2 ORutti.p 2 1110
Wyckoff.p 11000
Totala..28 11 17 4 1
Totali.. 83 7,34 18 1
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Boaton 1 0 4 2 1 1 0 0 7
Two baae hlta: Schang, Lewie. Stolen
baeee: Waleh. Double playi: Witt to
Lelole to Molnnle: Lalota to Witt to Mc.
tnnla. Beeee on balUn Off Johneon 2; off
Ruth 4. Hlte and earned rune: off John
eon 11 hlte and I runa In I 1-8 lnnlnge; off
Wyckoff no hlta and no runa In 1 2-8 ln
nlnge; off Ruth 7 hlte and I rune In t
lnnlnge. Hit by pltchert Schang by Ruth
Struck out: By Johnson .1: by Ruth 10.
Umplree: Hlldebrend and O'Loughlln.
Mrs. Lininger Wins
In the Woman's Golf
' Mrs. Karl A. Lininger returned vic
tor in the first flight of the monthly
competition of the Omaha Woman'
Golf association at Happy Hollow
Monday. The play was a handicap
match against bogey and Mrs. Linin
ger was 1 down. Mrs. H. C. Town
send of Seymour Lake won the sec
ond flight, which was for player
with handicaps of twelve or more.
Berwya Wlae from Cam. tork. .
Birwyn, Neb., June 27. (Special.)
Berwyn defeated Cometock'a baee ball ag
gregation, t to 1, here Monday. Score by
lnnlnge: R. H. E.
Cometock .......I 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 11 11 1
Berwyn I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 4 I I
- Battertee: Cometock, Glbeon and Qlbbona;
Berwyn, Croford and Crlat.
Was Sixty Years Old, But
Willing to Be a Scout
A man about 60 years of age ap
plied at the army recruiting station
for enlistment. His attention was di
rected to the age limit of 35 years.
"Well, I am an old-time scout and I
thought I still had some years of serv
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ONCE LOST TEMPER
Strangler's Footwork Got Joe
Peeved and as a Besult He
Stayed Two Hours.
THIRSTING FOB VENGEANCE
BY ED. W. SMITH.
If you've ever seen Joe Stecher,
Nebraska's wonderful wrestler, and
noted his incomparable smile in the
ring, even when battling was hottest,
you never could imagine this great,
big kid of a farmer boy ever losing
his temper, could you?
One never could think that Joe,
the personification of good temper
and high-grade sportsmanship, ever
Could get really angry in the ring.
Yet he did, and it lost him a match
that many good critics sitting at the
ringside said he should have won. It
was his first match with Ed Lewis,
the Kentucky strangler, and took
place in Evansville, Ind., last Octo
ber. This is one of the many good
reasons why the return meeting be
tween this pair, set for Gene Melady's
Douglas county, fair grounds arena
on the Foarth of July, should be one
of the greatest athletic exhibitions
that ever took place in any ring.
Stecher did not expect any more
trouble with Lewis when he made the
first match last fall than he had had
with any of the other men of medium
class. He thought it would be all
over well inside of thirty minutes,
and that is the way they were betting
on it.
But Lewis gave him a lot of worry.
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greatest wrestlers on his feet that the
world ever saw, Lewis went in there
to stay.. And stay he did, with a ven
geance. At the end of an hour, de
spite a broken finger, received in
snatching for a hold around Stecher's
shoulder, Ed was there fighting like
mad and then it was that Stecher
completely forgot himself and lost his
temper.
Further, Joe didn't regain his usual
good temper until at the end of an
hour and three minutes the referee
called it a draw. Toe was mad
through and through by that time at
his failure to upset the Kentucky
gladiator, and thfs militated strongly
against his chances of winning. He
was so angry that he was blind to
several good chances that he got to
get his famous body scissors on the
foe. Even the careful Hetmanek and
Brother Joe couldn't calm Joe.
That's why we think he will try
and get good and even with Lewis
when they meet on July 4 in Omaha.
St Edward Trim. Scotia.
St Edward. Neb.. June 27. (Special.)
8t. Edward defeated Scotia on their own
grounda Sunday, B to 1, McDonald holding
Scotia to only three hlte. Score: R.U.E.
St. Edward 0 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 t 8 1
Scotia 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 J I
Batterlee: ,St. Edward, McDonald and
Fleher;. Scotia, Duryee and Ammerman.
Struck out: By McDonald. 8; by Duryee, 10.
Today's Calendar
Of Sports
Golf Connecticut state championship
tonrnftment opens nt Greenwich, Conn. Flint
Masonic championship golt tounrnamcnt
opens at Chicago. Massachusetts Junior
amateur championship tournament opens
at Auburndalo. Annual Invitation tourna
ment for women opens at Cape May, . J.
Polo Annual tournament of Bockaway
Hunting club opens at far Roc ka way, I. I.
Automobile Speedway free-for-all, SO0
mle race at Des Moines.
Lindsay Defeats Creston.
Lindsay, Neb., June 27. (Special.) In a
tight game In which Lindsay got Ave hits
and Creston two hits, the Lindsay team
defeated Creston by a score of 4 to I on
the local diamond. Batteries for Creston,
Ogan and Purtzer; Lindsay, Hayes and
Redmond.
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