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-' ' '' ' ' ' '' 1 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1917. 8 BRINGING UP FATHER HELLO -DOCTOR M REMf TO CONE OVER ANX MINCfTt I THINK "MOlN'TOBE AN Cowrriiht, MIT, International Nawa rm TAKNS LEMON 1 I FROM K FRENCH CHET- I I IVE MDE SOME ' 1 SBiicurr&ANOi ( iRJWTWIO I WHY JaU I mean fr 7 another j: ., . ' v , . ... J ; m i n i i it - ''fw Drawn for The Bee ' 6y George McManus OVERTIME HURLING BATTLE TOJODRKES Currie Has Edge Over Lyons and Omaha Wins Conflict in Eleventh Stanza, Two to One. Omaha captu'fed an eleven-inning pitching duel between Colonel Mur phy Currie and George Lyons yester day afternoon, 2 to-1, when Morrie Schick and Harold Irelan combined in the eleventh with two aafe blows which netted the winning tally Currie and Lyons had a merry bat tle during the entire eleven stanzas. Currie had a slight shade, as he al lowed but three hits, while the Rourke artillery nicked Lyons eight times. He also whiffed eight, while Lyons fanned five. The Rourkes were the first to score, marking up one run in the fourth. Big Bill Bradley combed a double to cen ter which sailed over White's bean when that youth misjudged the drive. Schick laid down a neat sacrifice and Tony Bfottem scored Brad with a long sacrifice fly to Coy. Score Is Tied, y Wichita tied the score in the sixth. Goodwin opened the spasm with a single over second. Irelan made a meat hand stop of the ball, but he couldn't throw to first in time to catch the fleet-footed Goodwin. Hahn sac rificed. Currie threw the pill into the dirt, and, although Brottem blocked it, it rolled to one side and Goodwin aneaked to third, from which station he scored on Jones' sacrifice fly to Thompson. 1 The count remained 1 to 1 until the eleventh. Schick started the round with a single through third. Morrie took second on Brottem's infield out and scooted home when Irelan reefed a single tn center. ' The Denver Grizzlies Invade Omaha today for a four-game series. Boosters Shut Out the Joplin Crew at Des Moines Des Moines, May U. Musser held Joplin to two hits this afternoon while hi steammatet were bunching hits on the visiting hurlers and piling up a 7 to 0 victory. Only four Joplin Burr. Mb. HnlK. M I V Thompson, 61... . Wmllh. If llreriler. lb 4 1 Krhirk. rt 4 - 1 Hrottem, 4. 4 Irelea. Sb 4 Currie, p 1 Totals., .14 a at WICHITA. AH, It. H. FO. Goodwin, lb..... S 1 1 S Hehn. If 4 1 S Joan, lk. 4 14 Cor. rf 4 S Tjtm, e. 4 T White, ef 4 e e 1 'rtoa, Sb S 8 4 S Davis, u t 1 Lyons, p. ....... 4 9 0 Totals S4 1 t IS I Om on, whoa wlaalag run m scored. Omaha Hnnt 1 4 0 1 S hi liiaaiiai s-a Wichita Rum ...,....,.10 0 4 4 01 Ull. I 1 0 0 1 0 S Two-h.ee hits : Mmdier. Hshn. Saerlflee hltal Bradley. Hehlek. Irabu. Canto. Hahn. Herrlflea Meal Hrottom, Joeee. Stole. il Krua, Parte.. Htniek aatl Br Cur- rls, 8 kr Lyone, S. Kaeee an balbil Off Currie, 4 aff lo'oaa, 4. Wild pltrhi Cnr- maeed nam Hrottam. Left an baaeet Omaba, 10 Wichita, 8, Tlma af game! Twa hour anil fortr-flva mlnutaa. Umplraai Jaaoba and Flllman. runners reached first base. Score: JOPLIN. DES MOINES. ABH.O.JLI. AB.H.O.A.B. Larab,lb 4 1 1 a Davorclf 4 F.H'f r.lb a Chrn.ID S Moran.rf I rrtoB.ct S . M'nroco I L'nna t raalh.p 1 Jl'O'nor 1 Sandera,p Colllna ltapal.p Colonel Currie Again OMAHA. AB. It. H. ro.. a i 1 IS 1 CUBS. BEAT ROBINS BY SITTO -EIGHT Chicago Trims Brooklyn, Over : coming Three-San Lead of Dodgers, Ahanley.Sb I her.lf I M'C'Ick.rf S !) - 4 wutm.Jb Sliestak.a S N'ttMon.p 0 lloehlar.p I Brooklyn, May 11. Chicago defeat ed Brooklyn, 8 to 6, today, again overcoming a three-run lead. It was the visitors' third straight victory of the series. Three errors and seven hits gave Chicago six runs and sent Marquard to the club house. Score: CHICAGO. BROOKLYN. AB.H.O.A.B. . AB.H.O.A.B. Zetdar.aa I S 4 t orebrqu.es S 1 1 S 1 Wolter.rf S Black, rf S Deyle.lb 4 Murkla.lb I Wllllma.cf ( Mann. If 4 S Ellkjlt.o S 1 Daal.Sb S 1 Pand'tt.p 4 0 Demara,p 4 0 AMrdra.p I 0 Handrll 1 t lCaaa.lt 4 10 4 I SBWIdt.Sb 4 S 1 1 0 011 anp'nc-r.er I 0 s 0 0 0 1 OW.H't'r.rf 1110 lis oHtrrd.aa sort 0 10 ICoffay.Sb 4 111 0 0 1 lBw'ner.lb 4 10 1 4 11 OBroom.a S 4 S 1 0 0 S OMuaaar.p 4 4 14 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals.. 12 I1IU 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 TotU..J IM11 I , 'Batted for Faath In alilh. Baited for Bandera In alfhth. Joplin 0000O000 00 Ilea Motnea I I I ( I I M I Twa-baaa hlta: Coffer, Swaancy. Stolen baaa: Breen. Left on caaea: Joplin, Dca ktolnaa, 0. Struck out: Br Hueaer, 7; br Paeth, l; by Sandera, I, Baaca on balla: Qft MuHier. l: orr raetn, a: oir Banaers, b off Mapcl. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Faeth (Breen). Wild pitch: Bandera, gamed ruita and hlta: Off Faetn, I ana l in rive in nlnae; off Bandera. Bone and I In two In- nlnaa: orr Hatei. none ana none in one in. nine;. Double play: Faath to Uonroe to F. Hunter. Umpire: Shannon. Time: 1:44. Sioux City Bunches Hits and Defeats St. Joseph Team ' Sioux City, la., May 11. Sioux City bunched five hits in the fourth inning, which Betted five runs and obtained a lead which. St. Joe was unable to overcome, the final score being 7 to 5. Bremmerhoff passed five batters in less than two innings and Tedisco and Adams, who finished the game, were a puzzle to st Joe. bcore: ST. JOSEPH. SIOUX CITT. AB.H.O.A.B. ' AB.H.O.A.B. Ihaj-.n 14 11 OOMmore.lf 1110 0 at'Cabctb 4 10 1 ICooney.tk S 0 0 1 1 Klrk'.m.lf 4 10 1 4Rader.ee S 1 0 1 0 Hoore.o llll 0Walaon,rf A. 1111 H'CI'nd.lb 4 0 0 1 OMu'ller.lb 4 4 11 1 0 Wrtaht.cf 4 14 4 OHunejo.Sb 4 1110 Srallh.rf 4 110 OFort'an.cf 10 10 1 Henry, lb 4 10 1 OCro.by.o 4 1 10 1 0 Hovllk.p 10 0 1 Onre'hotr.p 0 0 0 1 0 Haley.p 1 0 0 0 OTedlaco.p 10 14 0 'Connolly 110 0 0 Totals. .11 01410 jvirover 0 0 0 0 0 - Adatne.p 10 0 10 1 Totela..ll 101111 1 Batted for Tedlaco In fourth. ' 'Ban for Connolly. : St. Joeeph... ,.0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 Sioux City ....04 1 S S 0 0 1 I Two-boae bita: Mncller, Ollmore. Home ' run: atoore. Sacrifice hltal . Ktrkham. Rader, Adama. Double playa: 'Tedlaco to Croabr to Mueller. Shay to UcCaba to Henry. Hlta and oaraed rune: Off Bremmerhoff, 1 and 1 la one and one-third Innlnaa; off Tedlaco, 1 and none In two and two-tblrda tnnlnret on Hoviuc, s and 4 in aeven ln nlnsa; off Haler, 1 and 1 In one Inning; off : Adama, 4 and 1 In five Innlnaa. Baaea en ballal Off Bremmerhoff. 0; off Tedleco. I: off Horllk. 4. Struck outl Br Tedlaco, 1: br Hovllk. I. Wild pltchea: Adama (I). Paaaed baila: Craeby Moore. Tlma of same: Ona hour and flflr-flv minuter- :xUmplree: Gaatoa and alcoilvrar. Zy - ' -f, , : t; Gasaea Todar ' . " ' ; Western Varaa Denver at Omaha. Wichita at Sioux City, Jeplta at Lincoln. St- Joaeph at Dee llotnea. Katlonal Leaaue Pltttburtit at Boaten, Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Hew tork, St. Loula at Philadelphia. American League New Tork at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Loula. Boaton at Detroit, Waehlngton at Cleveland.' . American Aeaoclation Cnlnmbua at Kan aaa City. Toledo at Minneapolis Indlanap aila at at. PauL Loulavltle at Milwaukee, Pitcher Gardiner Wild And Denver Wins the Game Lincoln, Neb., May. 11. Pitcher Gardiner was woefully wild, his team mates made a bushel of errors, and Denver won the final game of the series by a score of 12 to 4. Reed, who relieved Gardiner, was hit hard. Score: ETAOINETAOlrt DENVER, AB.H.O.A.E. LINCOLN. Oakei.cf 4 0 7 0 0 . AB.H.O.A.B. K'lher.aa 4 0 11 lCllale.lr 4 110 0 IDS 0Hrn!th.Zb '4 4 4 1 1 110 0Bayleee,c 4 1111 110 01.ober.rf lull 0 11 0Hutler.ee 4 A a 4 I 4 I ,0 I 0l.amb.3b 10 10 0 17 0 OO'tln.lb 10 111 0 0 0 ORohrer.o 10 111 10 1 OIUne.0 1 0 t 0-1 iamer.p o o a i l ToUla 31 11710 IReed.p 1 I 1 1 Totala 31 I 27 II 10 Denver 0 1 I I 0 I 0 0 0 II Lincoln 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 04 Two-bnae hlta: Reed. Boehler. Double play! Wuffll to Kelleher to Mllla. Stolen baaeat Hauler. Butcher, Mllla, wuffll. Sac rifice hlta: Kelleher, Mllla. 8truck out: Br Smitheon, 1; br Boehler, S: br Gardiner, I: by Reed, 1 Baaea on balla: Off Smith. aon, 6: off Qardlner, : off Reed, I. Hit br piionea nan: ururin or smitheon, nana by Boehler. Left on baaea: Lincoln, 0; Den ver, I. Hlta and runa: Off Smitheon, I and a in xour ana one-tnira inninge; off Moan lor. 1 and 1 In four and lwo-thlrda Innlnaa: off Gardiner, 7 and 4 in four innlnga; off Keea. i and in five innlnga. Time: 1:01. Umpire: llUler. Fremont Giants Clean Up All Volley Ball Opposition -Fremont, Neb., May 11. (Special Telegram.)' The Fremont Giants, champion volley ball team jf the state. defeated the, Omaha team three straigni games ai me xoung Men s Christian association this evening-. The scores were 15-0, 15-10, 15-10. The f remont tubs trounced a second team from Omaha in straieht cairies. The terfms lined up: ' uiania aian i.ee, a. n. stdner, J. F. Rolbn, 11. B, Partridge, O, D. Blair, Claude Douglas, Omaha No. 1 Oeorga Long. H. H. wl. bite, A. Q. Klttrell, Taul Authea, Paul Mo. Kee, R. a. Qilmore. Fremont Cube Reg Henry. Otto Pohl, r rvn utiru, u, jonneon, Ki. u. uuuiey, n. B. Dooley. Omaha No. S B, L. Potter. W, t!. Fen wlck. .r. J. Mellck, B. H. Hoel, W. A. Keama, L W. Cljarleaworth. Iowa High Invitation ) Meet is Abandoned Iowa City, la., May It. (Special.) The war has caused the abandon ment for the present season of the annual spring interscholastic invita tion meet tor lowa hitch schools held at Iowa City under the auspices of the state university. Word from high school principals all over the state is that their schools will be unable to attend such a meet because their athletes have either joined the army or navy or have gone to work on farms. Advance indications were that no more than half a dozen hieh schools would be represented at the meet. - 9 10 ODAtibrMb 4 Sit 1 10 OJohfiatn.flf 114 I I SI1 What,ir 1090 113 1 08tnKl,rf I S I 0 0 1 1 1 0Cutbw.2b 4 14 8 0 0 0 OMowry.Sb 4 I 0 S 0 t t 0 Meyers. o t I 4 1 0 1 f OMarqud.p 10 0 10 1 1 0Csdor,p 10 0 10 0 t ORmlth.p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 'Smyth 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totali 17 II 27 16 S Totala 4014 17 10 0 Batted for Pendenrait In third, BatUd for Cadora In aighth. HhlcaRO 0 O S 0 t 4 0 01 Brooklyn 1 1 I 0 0 1 0 0 04 Two-baa hit: Mayer. Three-baa hlta: Zelder, Doyle. Stolen baa: Zetder. Baaea on balla: Off Pandervaet. 1; off Demarea, 1; off Aldrldne, 1. Hlta: Off PeorierfaBt, 4 in two innlnga; off Demarea, 4 In two and two-thlrda Innings; off Marquard, 11 In flv and one-third Inntnra; off Cadore, I In two and two-thlrda innlnaa. Struck outi by Pandentaat. 1; by AMridn-e, 1; by Mar quard 2. Umpire: Byron and Qulflajf, Boston Beat Plrat, Boaton, May 11. Boaton defeated iHtte burgh, S to I, In ten inning today. With on out In the tenth. MaranvtU doubled over third baa. Jacob filled the baaea by purpoaely panning Smith and Twombley, and MamnvilU scored on Konctnhv'a Infield out. Yor alx innmg Rudolph held Pittsburgh hltleaa. Score: ... . PITTSBUROH. BOSTON. - AB.H.O.A.B. , AB.H.O.A.B. Carey.ef 4 Blgbee.lb 4 Balrd.3b 4 HJrhmn.If 4 BrUMb 4 Altenbg.rf 4 Ward.aa I Plaoher.o S Schmdt,o 0 Carson.p I Schult 1 Jacob, p 0 0 Totala 16 1 10 IT I 0 1 Totals II 011 lfc 1 Batted for Carlaoh ta ttghth. Two out In tenth, when winning coral Plttsbura-h. 000000010 01 Boaton .... 000011000 11 Two-baae hits: Brief, Maranvlll. Three baa hit: Twombly. Stolen baa: Schmidt Baaea on balla: Off Carlaon. 1: off Jacob. off Rudolph, 1. Hlta: Off Carlaon, t in seven Innlnga. Struck out: By Carlson, I; by Jacoba, 1; by Rudolph, I. umpires: Orth and RIgler, Giants Trim Red. New Tork, May 11. New York won an other -aay victory from Cincinnati today, to 1. The Oianta acortd eight runa oft Schneider In the fifth, whan thirteen men went to bat, Hoik hitting a double and a uln (tie and McCarly two alnglea. Zimmer man cleared the baaea with a triple. Schupp held the visitor to tour scattered bits, two by Thorpe, former new ion piayer. Score: CINCINNATI. NEW TORK. ' AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B. (iron. 3b Kupf,ss ate,rf Che.lb Thorpe, rf Pnean.ib Huhnc Cue to, if Schnldr.p Clarice Rouah Kuetsr.p Notes of the Fray Otto Men will probably hurl agalnat the unisue today. Another day paaaed without a stolen base oy onag rnompaon. The eleventh waa the only Inning In which either team mad more than a single hit. Tony Brottem appeared with a freah hair cut Probably spending some of tbat fifty In advance, currie fanned Hahn. Jones and Troe'tn tbe fibrin. Old Tea went down via the strikeout rout twice. The Rourke had two men on base In the tenth, with two men down, and Lyons pur- poeely paused Barl Smith, filling the base. Bradley did bis best, out rayton tnrew mm out The Ronrkea filled the base In the third. with only on out, but Thompson popped up a foul fly which Tyre gathered tn, and Smith was called out on strikes on a low ball. Som remarkable fielding; on the part of in Ronrke featured tn comoeu in the second Bradley mad, a groat meat hand atop of a hard-hit grounder by Tyree. with two on baa and two down in tn seventh, Sari Smith made a apectncular run n Ins eaten of a long drlv to left by Lyons. II mad another good catch of a drive by Hahn, and Shag Thompson made two nifty catehea. Morrte Schick hit the right field fence In pullkig Coy'a drlv In the ninth out of the air, white Peyton craehed Into the nose to nail a foul fly af Bradley 1 11 OColllna.lf I 0 I ft OMrnvle.a Sill OTwmly.cf t 1 1 0 1 Smith, Jb 4 0 S S OKntcy.lb S I IT, 0 OFItap'Mb ltd OOowdy.o till OWHhott.rf 4 1 I 0 ORudlph.p 4 0 0, 0 SportCalendar Today Racing Spring meeting of th new Lonls vtllo Jockey club opens with the forty-third Kentucky derby. Kprlng meeting of the United Hunts Raring asaoclntlon opens at Belmont Park Terminal, New York. Rowtnr Annual meeting of Mtddl State Regatta association at Philadelphia. ' Tetania Women's championship tourna ment of 8aa Francisco at 8aa Franclaoo. Track-oathwesteni lnterenllegtat track and field meet at Norman. Okl. Louisiana stat Intercollegiate track and field meet at AlAMnrfrla. Hlchlaan stat Intercollegiate track and field meet at East Lansing. MIs- ourl-Haasas university dual track ana iieia meet at Columbia. Mo. Nebranka-Mlnnesota university dual track and field meet at Mlnntta.rM.lla. Harvard snlversitr Interseho- lastle track and field meet at Cambridge. Delaware state Interscholastic tract ana field meet at Newark, Del. RED SOX DEFEAT - DETROIT TIGERS Ruth Scores, Seventh Straight Victory by Whipping Home Team. 0 1 1 I I 0 0 t 0 0 s 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oil on urn, if 1110 IKuHft.cf 41100 OHobtsn.rf 4 0 10 0 lZlmarn.Sb'K llll OLoberUSb 0 0 0 0 0 IFletchr.aa 10 110 OKHduff.lb 10 11 OHeraog.lb 10 0 11 0Holke.lb S 1 11 0 ft OMrCarty.o I I I" ,0 OOlbson.o 1 0 I 0 0 OSchupp.p 110 4 0 Totals.. SS 4 114 I Totals.. 34 11 87 10 I Batted for Schneider In atxth. Batted for ePrry In seventh. ClnclOnatl ....ft 0 0 0 ft 0 1 0 11 New York ....0 00 OSO01 I Two -base hits: Zimmerman. Hotke. Three baaa hiti Zimmerman. Home run: Thorpe. Stolen baas: Thorpe: Baae on balls: Off Schneider. 1: off Porry. 1: off Knetser 1: off Schupp, t. Hits: Off Schneider, 10 In five nn nn: oft Ferry o in one inning Struok out: By Schneider. 4 :by Schupp, D. umpires: O Day and Bransneio. Phils Whip Cord. Philadelphia. May 11. Oeschger held St Loula to thrte hit today and Philadelphia, won. 4 to 0. . Whltted mad two double and a single. Score; St. Louis., ...........0 ft 0 0 0 ft ft 0 00 Philadelphia I H)HJ l Two-base hits: Hornaby. Whltted (S), Home run Cravath. Stolen baae: Hornaby, Double c ava: Nienorr to Bancron to IjU derua. Nlehoff to Ludertu. Hits: Oft Doak. 0 In two Innlnga (none out In third); off Ames, 0 In five Innings. Bases'' on balls: Off Ames, 1; off Steele. 1! Off Oeactiger, e. Struck out: By Doak. 1; by Ames, 4; by Oeschger. 1. Umpires: Klem .and tsmsue, Detroit, Mich., May U. Ruth of Boston scored his seventh straight victory by defeating Detroit today, 2 to 1, The visitors made the winning run in the eighth on singles by Gainer and Walker. ' - " Detroit had a chance to tie the score in the ninth, but Cobb was caught in a double play when he tried to go from first to third on an infield out. Score: Boeton 1 0 0 ft 0 0 ft t 02 Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Two-baa hits: Gainer, Ruth, Veach. Stolen hpscs: Oardner, Young. Double play: Gardner to Oiiner to Ruth. Baaea on balla: Off Ruth, 2; off Mitchell, 2; off Cunning, ham, 1. Hlta: Off Mitchell, S In elaht tn nlnsrs. Struck out: By Ruth. ; by Mitchell. I: by Cunningham,-. 1. Umpires: Owen and Dlneen. ' Mack With Browns. HI. Louis. Mo., Mfty 11. Philadelphia scored the only run of today's game wlt St. Taoula when W. Johnson Vas aafe on E. .Tnhnion'a wild thro and scored n Hamil ton a wild pitch. Buah and Hamilton each allowed only four hlta. Scare: Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 St. Louts 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 00 Stolen, bases: Staler. Witt. Double plays E. Johnson to Lavan to 8!sler, Slsler to Lavan- to Slater, Jacobaon to Slater. Baaea mi hal la- Off Rush, fi: off Hamilton. S: off rkoob, 1. Hits; Off Hamilton. 4 In aeven Innings, struck out: By Bush, a; ny Ham ilton, 1. Wild pitch: Hamilton, umpire Evan and Nallln. Indians Beat Senators. Cleveland, 0 May 11. Cleveland again defeated Washington today. 4 to 1. ' Turner's single and steal and O'Neill' single pro duced the wlnnlna run. Morton's failure to cover first In the eighth allowed Washington to acore. waah Insrton had the tying run on second In the ninth, but Morton nipped Alnamlth off aeo ond, ending the game. Score: Waahington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 03 Cleveland 0 0010010 i Two-base hits: Johnson. Rica. Smith, Roth, btolen bases: Alnamlth, Turner. Baae on balla: Off Johnaon. 1: off Morton, 1. Struck out: By Johnaon, 1; by Morton, I. Umpire: Mccormick and Connolly. Caldwell Hold Chicago, fhlc.ro III.. Mav 11. Caldwell held Chi- caao to two hlta today while Danforth'a wlldneaa enabled Naw York to make It two straight from the locale, ft to 1. Four baaea on ball with a two-baaa hit In the third Inning was enough for New Tork to win. Score: New Tork.... 00SOOft0 t Chicago 0 0 0 0 -0 0 1 0 01 Twq-baae hits: Caldwell, Plpp. Three- baa hit: G and II. Stolen baae: Malael. Double play: Walter to Pecklngpaugh. Baaea on balla: Off Danforth. 0 off Cald well, 4: off Wolfgang. 4. Hlta: Off Pan forth, 1 tn two and one-third Innlnga; off Wolfgang, I In five an dtwo-thlrda Innlnga. Struck out: By Danforth, 1; by Caldwell, 6. Umpire. O'Laughlln and Hildebrand., STATE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETKMEETIHG Boys from Nineteen Towns Will Compete in the An nual Contest at Lincoln. Lincoln, May 1 1 . f Special.) Nineteen Nebraska high schools will participate in the annual Nebraska high school track meet, which will be held Saturday afternoon on Ne braska field under the auspices of the, Mate university. West i-oint. le- cumseh and Hardy, three dark horses as to strength, are represented by large teams, and may spring a surprise. Word reachmsr tne university au thorities inrlicates the Omaha High school will., be represented in the meet, although the team has been crippled by the loss of eight of its regulars, who enlisted. Lincoln high, usually a strong con-' tender with Omaha, has also been crippled as a result of men enlisting. Ihe meet Will start promptly at 2:30 on Nebraska field. Following is the list of entries: ' Albion Culver, Barrla, Neoela and Wal ter.. Cambridge Carroll and Kinder. Coaad Allen. Bodmer, Hart, Mundell and Puetar. - Clay Center Eller, Hayieir, Hoicomo, Kewcomb, Ponttue; Schvab and Wler. Crete R. Smltb. a EdgarDevore. Strawaer and Wleclt. Falle City Baaaelt, ilahn, 'Hushee. Nut ter and Ravla. Oothonburg Berette, Eolla, Kain, Layton, Malm, May and Roberta, Hardy Calder, Clark, Pavldson, OUlllLn, McDowell, Rataea, Stone, K. Welmer and T. Weimar. Lincoln Cowel!, Dana, Flower., Jung meyer, Kenyon and McClaln. v Lewellen, Nlcholaa, Pickett and Roll. McCook Anthony, Hurton, Clark, Cone, Diamond, Gatewood, Hleb, Pbllyaa, Pottorf, Price, Rider and Sommervllle. Nebraska City Anderaon, Btawn, Bowen, Johnaon and Nelaun. Norfolk Hllle, Koenlgateln, Rica . and Roropaugh. Rising CUy Adklsson and Suddarth. Bargeant Chase, . McUregor, Nelson and Reeao. . RtAntnn Rerker and Dewlts. Tecumaeh Barnes, Bates, Blakely, Caten husen, Dafoe, Darls, Lucq, Putman. Stewart and walker. West Point Andre,- Howarth, Koch, Krauso, Lasch, Mueller, Nelson, Schrank and Wledo. ' Although seven members of the Central Higlt school track squad have been lost because of war. Coach Mulligan will send a squad of ten to the state meet at Lincoln Saturday. Entries will be made in every event. Th men and the events in which they are entered follows: Dave No ble, 100-yard dash, shot put, high jump and relay; Paul Konecky. 100 yard dash and relay; Clyde Smith, 440-yard dash, 120-yard hurdles; Hush Carson, 440-yard dash, broad jump, hammer throw and shot put; Wallace Johnson, 880-yard dash and relay; Herman Swoboda, 880-yard dash; Eu gene Maxwell, 120-yard hurdles, 220 yard hurdles, broad jump, hammer, throw find relay: Art Logan, one- mile race and discus throw Robert Downs, 220-yard hurdles; Beorge r . ' 1. ' I j: .1 nogcrs, nigil jump aim uoi.ua iiuuw. Southern Association. Atlanta, 4; Memrhla, 1. Birmingham. 4; Uttle Rock, 1. , Other gamea, rain. Interest at High Pitch In Te Be Ce Battle Sunday What is expected to be one of the best amateur games Sunday will be in order at Holmes park when the Te Be Ces tackle the Ernie Holmes team in the second game of a double header. Much stresis being . laid upon the fact that Lueschen tvill hurl tor the ciga men, and this fact is suf ficient to guarantee some excitement. The Holmes team is considered the heavy hitting aggregation of the Greater Omaha league and specula tion is rife as to the, ability of the league's best pitcher against their slugging proclivities. In the last two games Lueschen struck out thirty-one men and has been able to make eight hits for himself out of ninetimes up. Manager Kazen has not as vet an nounced his batteries, but it will orob ably be Andres or Mrddcn, with Spellman receiving. Newest of the New Spring Models Made by experienced tailors who know "what's what." Tailored to look stylish and shapely as long as you wear it. Mad. CtJ FI See to H 1 Hfc Our Measure ImkJ' Windows Northwest Cor. 15th and Harney Yesterday' Benntti. WESTERN LEAGUE. Denver. 13; Lincoln, 4. Wichita, 1: Omaha, t. v ' Joplin, 0: Dei Moines, T. St, Joaeph, t; Sioux City, T. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ' PHtiburfh, t: Boston, I. Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 0. Cincinnati, I; New York, I.' St. Loula, 0; Philadelphia, 4. - AMERICAN LEAQUE. New .Tork. ; Chlcafor l. Philadelphia, 1; St. Louta, 0. Boaton, 1; Detroit, 1. Washington, S; Cleveland, 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Columbus, 4; Kansas City, 'ft. Toledo, S; Minneapolis, 7. Indianapolis, ; St, Paul. 8. Crclghtoa Tronnoea Fern. Pern. Neb:. May It. (Special Telegram.) Creighton defeated Peru Normal base ball team today, I to 1. Crelghton scored two In the fourUhf on doubles by Manlan. Camp bell and Leahq and ona In the eighth on an error, fielders choice ana L.yeK ami Die. McQuIre In the box, bad Peru at his meicy. Parti's acore cam In the second after fttvo men were out. Rheumatism an Insidious Disease; Begins with Insignificant rams Real Torture Bound to Fol . low If the First Warning Are Not Heeded. Anyone afflicted with the pangs of Rheumatism will tell you that the first pains were hardly noticeable. Slight at first, In fact too insignifi cant to be heeded, pains Increasing very gradually, the disease had them firmly in its grasp before they real ized that they were its rietlm. Those who have been trying lini ments and other external applications will find that they have not reached the cause of the trouble, and that their Rheumatism is back with them again, increasing, in severity as the days go by. Don't overlook the first signs of - ' . Rheumatism. Prompt treatment is highly important, but the right treat ment is the only kind that will do you any good. Have you ever known of Rheumatism being cured by lini ments, or other external applications? Host certainly not Do not, there fore, make the mistake that many have, but bear in mind that external remedies positively cannot reach Rheumatism. It cannot be rubbed out of the blood. S. S. S. can be relied upon to cleanse the blood "and has been giving relief from Rheumatism for more than fifty years, and some of the most severe caaea have yielded to it Write today and giye full in formation about your case and our medical adviser will give, you advice without cost Address medical depart ment, Swift Specific Co., 32 Swift Laooratory, Atlanta, da. 1 109SouiA 16aSt Omalal Sells Mens! Suits Overcoats' 'mm Don't Fool Yourself Did you ever stop to think that you may be paying $22.50 foe practically the same clothes you can buy at SHIRLEY'S for ( $1950 . Jill, m- Now, Mister, your money is just as good in your pocket as in some other merchant's cash register; and the fact that we buy and sell for cash, have no cut price sales, floor walkers, etc., means that we save thousands of dollars every year, and every nickel is passed on to the men who buy in added Quality. Even in the face of a' very high market, the price, the quality, the service, the free alterations, have been maintaind. , Honestly you owe it to yourself to investigate this money saving" store. JUST ARRIVED The classiest and niftiest line of Spring Top Coats ever shown in this city. All styles all materials. ' Just One Price, $12.50 Come In and Save $8. M. SUNDHE1MER, Manager Its marvelous snap between fifteen and forty its sus tained speed and comfort up hill and down are signs of the IBERT which set it apart from every other car made. Designed and built for you. W. M. CLEMENT MOTOR CO-, , 2512-14 Farnem St, Omaha. Phone Douglas 5218. $1195