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THE BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, lt)17i
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fA'S PETS PRANCE
9YER HURLER ADAMS
r , '
jtonrkes Touch ' Sioux City
I' Twirler. for.Thirtean Hits
f and Gobble Up the
' ' Game,
; Sioux City, la., May 22. (Special
Telegram.) Pitcher Currie was in
incible, save in the fourth inning, to
oay and Omaha won from the Indians,
1 Adams was hit hard during his stay;
n the' mound- After he had walked
Thompson and.Smith in the sixth had
aiadc his fourth safe drive, Bremmer
hof was sent to the rescue. He allow-"
id but one run and two hits during
the remainder of the game.
fcWilh two down in the first inning,
Thompson was passed. Tw osingles
followed arid Thompson scored the
t:.t.- 1. il.
rust- run. oiniiu 31 iwu-uajiKcr 111 uic
third and Bradjey's single added an
other run. With ; two down , on a
double play in the fourth, Kriig hit
the ball bver the right field fence for
a homer, .,. ' - 1
' Tile charnpi.or.s cinched the game in
the fifth.' Smith and Bradley opened
with three-baggers, the former scor
ing. Schick and Brottem were easy
outs, but Woodruff, Currie and Burg
singled adding two more runs.
Singles by Smith and Brottem, a
'fielder's choice and a sacrifice gave
the visitors their fast two tallies,
1 f A walk, Woodruff's error, two
singles and a double counted four tal
lies for he Cious in the fourth. But
two men reached second base (during
he remainder of the game. Score:
Ducklings Bunch Hits
) - v And Trim Des Moines
Lincoln, May 22. Lincoln bunched
nits in the sixth inning for five runs
and won the first game of the series
from the league leaders, by a score of
6 to 3. Score: .
DES MOINES. - LINCOLN.
AB.H.O.A.B: AB.H.O.A.E.
CM.if t e l aciw. s l i o o
Ewow.sb s o a a osmitiut. a
Bc'o.'.ct -0 1 0 B'j'leM.cf 4
K'n'an.rf ' 8 1 f lLober.rt 4
H'tlord.M 111 OButler,u. 4
cortey.lio -1- 8, jJamtt,l(D a
Sw'ncy.lb I 1 10,
Breen.o '80 7 2' Rohrer.c
Kajlloj,- i; 0 0 " I 0 O'dlner.p
O'Doul-,' JiO e- 0.
Total!.. 29 37 11 2
Totaii.JO-1 J4 17. 1 ;
Batted (or Kallio in ninth.
Dei Molne 1 3 0 0 0 0 8 8 03
Lincoln 0 1 0 0 8 0 0
:' Two-base hits: Lober. Rohrer. Double
play: Kallio to Hartford to Sweeney,
Brenn to Harlford to Kwoldt. Stolen bases:
Cass (2). Sacrifice hits: Spencer, Kallio,
Lamb. Oriffln. Struck out: By Kalilo, S;
by Gardiner, 6. Bases on balls: Off Kallio,
s:foff Gardiner, 4. Hit by pitched ball:
By Gardiner. Cass, Breen. Left on bases:
Lincoln; Des Moines, 8. Time: 1:46. Um
pire; OastOn. 1 ' '
State Sportsmen's Shoot
, v '., Begins at Fremont
Frem&nt, ef., May 22. Sportsmen
fjpm all. over the state gathered here
today to begin the annual tournament
of the Nebraska Sportsmen associa
tion, a state shoot which is scheduled
to last four days and which will at
tract more than 300 marksmen, it is
believed, before the trophies 'are
awarded Friday night. ,
Today is being devoted to a prac
tice tournament, none of today's rec
ords counting. On Wednesday and
Thursday registered- shoots of 150
targets' w ill be held", the shoot for the
state championship being staged Fri
day. Stoutenburgh Easy ,
" ; For Pool Champion
lltilialu, X. V.. May 22. Playing
brilliantly and consistently, Frank
. Taberski vi icheueutady, world's
pocket billiard champion, raced ahead
in the opening block of his title match
with Larry .Stoutenburgh, the Buffalo
champion, tonight. At the end of
fifty-five innings, tlie score stood 158
lo 32, when the referee called a halt
for the night. The high run was a
31 by the champion.
Burgess-Nash Team Plays t
Fourteen-Round Tie Game
, The Burgess-Nash team of Omaha
and Gretna played a fottrteen-inning
tie at Gretna. The score was 8 to e
asson hurled a good game for the
Burgess-Nash and deserved to win.
Next -Sunday the clash will be re
newed and the Omaha lads are confi
dent of victory.
Caddock Takes Match
From Kansas Twister
Wichita, Kan., May 22. Earl Cad
ilock of Anita, la., defeated Julius
Keif of Hoisington, Kan. in straight
alls here tonight. Both-resulted from
use of the head scissors. The time
was thirty and ten minutes, respec
tively. Both men weighed in at 182
pounds.
Dillon Outfights Jack
McCarron in Toledo
Toledo, 0 May 22. Jack Dillon
of Indianapolis outpointed and out
fought Jack McCarron of Toledo here
tonight in every round of a ten-round,
" no-decision hout. Dillon weighed 163
pounds, JK-Carron ,1,59!,, , ,
. U HAVE A SON HEUE
0 AHEAD'- I ( OHl tEE THE 10 EVEN I f.'l!. ELU-VHAT
Curries the Boy .
....OMAHA.'" '
AB. B. H. r.O. A. K.
Jiurg. 8b S
Kruir. as ,,'S
M. Thompson, of.... j. 8
smith. If 5
Bradley, lb.) t 4
Srhick, rf S
Hrnttm, c S -
Woodruff, tb 5
8
1
4
S
e
0 o
t l
1 o
Currie, p 4
t Totals 41 S U J U
SIOIX CITI.
AB. R. n. P.O. A. E.
Gllraore, If....
.400
.400
,801
.410
,'4 1 1
. 4 1 8
Holly, ss
Kader, 2b.....
Ualson, rf....
Counolly, rf . ..
nueiier. in....
Hunaa Sb...,
4 V 8
Cmsby, fc....... (A 0
Adams. p., 0-0
UreinmerltoVf, p 1 0
Totals. ; H" 4 8 87 T t
Omaha 1 0 1 1 8 2 0 08
slom CJW 0 0 4 04
Two-base hits: Hmtth. Brottom. Hnnra.
Three-base hit: Mmlth. Home runt Kriis.
Nacriflco nllst Adams. Bradley, ntolen
bases: Bradley. Hehleh, Crosby, ltouble
nlays: Nnr to Woodruff to Bradley. Wat
son to Mueller, Krug to Bradley Woodruff
to Krnic to Bradley. Hits and earned runs:
Off Ademsj 18 and 8 In three, nnd ane-half
innings; orr Brein..iernort, '.mm . none in
three and two-thirds Inntiufs. Bases on
balls: Off Adams. 4i off Carrie: 8. Struck
out: By Aadmsy 'j.. by . Bremmerholf f , 0
uj jurr,r, i pui'ni vuiin, .iuiii
2:25. Umpire: .Miller.
CDBS DROP LAST
TO PHILADELPHIA
Fourth-Inning Clouting of Phil
lies Proves Fatal to Chi
cago's Chances. ,
Philadelphia, May 22. Philadelphia
defeated Chicago, 8 to 6, today, there
by making a clean sweep of the series
and taking first place in the race from
New. York. Victory was securerLby
hard hitting of the deliveries ef Sea
ton and Aldridge in the fourth inning,
five hits, three bases on balls and an
error netting six runs. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
ZeMer.ss 4 0 2 4 OP'hert.cf 4 18 0 0
Plack,rf 6 0 0 0 OB'oroft.ss 4 18 4 0
Dovle.2b 5 4 4 3 08tock.3l 8 0 0 0 1
Mcrkle.lb 5 2 8 0 2C'vath,rf . 4 2 110
Wlla's,cf 8 110 lCooner.lt 4 118 0
Mann.lt 11 4 0 OLud'us.lb 8 0 11 1 0
Klllott.o 2 0 0 1 ON'holf.21) 4 0 2 4 1
Wllson.O 1 0 8 0 (iKll'fer.c 2 2 4 0 0
Deal,3b 4 111 OLa'der.p 10 10 0
Seaton.n 2 0 11 OO'chger.n 2 0 0 1 0
Aldr ge.p 0 0 0 0 0Dugey 110 0 0
Hendt4x.n 0 0 0 1 0
"nether 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 27 12 2
Wolter 1 0 0 0 0
Totals ti 1)111 1
Batted for Elliott In fifth.
Batted for Aldridge In eighth.
Batted for Lavender In fourth.
Chicago 1 003800 0 0 c
Phils. 1 0040100 t
Two-base hits: TJorle. Merkle. Deat, Ban
croft, iiravatn. Kllltler. Home runs: l'as.
kert. Stolen, base: Stock. Bases .on balls:
Kni neaton, z; ore Atnriage, s: on rlenarii.
1 : ofr Lavender, 1; off Ocschger, 2. Hits:
Off Seaton, 4 in three and two.thtrda In
nlngs; off AMrldge, 4 in three and one
third Innings; off Hendrix, none In. one in
ning: oft Lavender. 6 In four Innings: off
Oeschger, 4 In five Innings. Struck out: By
Aldrtdge. 3: by Honoris. 1: by Lavender.
9: by Oeschger. 2. Umnlres: Binter and
urtn.
Cuishnw's Homer Wins.
Brooklyn, May 22. Cutahaw's home run
la the -seventh, with one on first, won the
Una! game for rBooklyn today. 8 to 1. St.
Louis won only one game of the seriea,
Hickman's battling and fielding featurod.
Score:
. ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O A.E. AB H.O.A.E.
BetseUb 2 12 1 OJohnsn.cf 2 0
J.Smth.rf 4 0 2
0 ODaubrUb 2
J.MIIlr.lb 0 11
2 OHkman.lf t
Horiiby.ss 4. 2 2
1 1 Stengel. rf 3
0
Crulse.cf 2 1
Oonzsls,c 2 0
Long.lf 2 0
F.Sph.3b 2 0
Mrstmn.p 2 0
Defate 1 8
Watson,p 0 0
1 OCutshw.Zb 8
1 OMowry.lb 8
0 OOlson.Bs 2
4 OO.Mlllr.c 2
2 0Coomba,p 3
2 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
u o
1 o Totals.. 2? 8 27 0 0
Totals.. 24 24 IT 1
Batted for Horstman In eighth. ,
St. Louis 1 0000000 0.
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Two-base hit: Hyckman. Home run: Cut
shaw. Double play: Horstman to J. Smith
to p. Hmlth. JJases on bslls: Off coombs, 2:
off Horstman. 1. Hits: Horstman. 6 tn. seven
Innings; off Watson, 2 In Tjne inning. Struck
.out: Br Hommaru U'by Coombs, 4. Um
pires: O'Day and Harrison..
Pickens and Hayden in 1
' Washington After Convention
" (From a Staff Correspondent.)
Washington, May 22. (Special Tel
egram.) Charles E. Pickens and
Joseph Hayden are in Washington,
reluming trom the National Grocers
convention held in New York last
week. Interested as they are in the
revenue bill now before coneress. thev
nan interviews witn a number at sen
ators today with the hope of getting
more equitable breaks in the bill.
A. F. Stryker. secretary of the Live
Stock exchange of South Omaha, is
in Washington on business before the
Interstate Commerce commission;
C. S. Montgomery of Omaha was
at the War department today.
Southern Association.
Nashville, 2: Atlanta; t.
I.I I lis Rock, 1-4; Birmingham, 1-8.
Memphis, New-Orleans, 1... j
Chattanooga-Mobile, rain. ,
Base Ball forme Postponed,
Ames, la.. May 22. (Special Telegram. I
Iowa university-Ames haae ball game,
scheduled here today, was postponed to neat
week on account of the muddy diamond.
Sport Calendar, Today
StVwttiif Ns?bmr.k (! trsp-fthootfrir
tnurnamtiiit oprn at Fremont.
twelve roundf.. at Uc.erlf, .Man.
FALKENBERG WINS
GAME M PHILLY
Athletics' Twirler Brings ' in
Winning Run Against Cleve
land Home Tearni Reck-.' '
legs Base Running.
Clevilaiid-,' :. 0" fay .-Phila
delphia defeated Cleveland, 3 to 1 to
day, it heing-Falkenberg's first victory
for the Athletics. Falkenberg drove
in the winning run with a two-base'
hit in the seventh inning. Reckless
base rtmning hurf Cleveland's xihanees
early iri the'eontest. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O-.A.E. " AB.H.O.A.E.
Witl.sB 3 12 1- OOrancy.lf 1110 1
Strunk.ct 3 0 (s-0 (lOhpmn.ss 2 0 3 1 0
Bodle.lf 3 0 3 0 OSneakr.cf 3 8 2 0 0
Bnttes.3b 2. 0 0 .4 ORoth.rf 4 1 1 I 0
M'Inls.lb 2 3112 OWamfts.ib 8 115 0
Schang.o 8 2 7 1 OOuisto.lb 4 018. 0 0
Johnsn.rt 8 0 1 1' tl Evans, 3b 8 1" 0 3 0
Grover,2b-,4 1. 4. 3 CD N.ll.c, . J 1 5 10
Falkbrg.p 12 0 3 O.MprloD.p 3 10 3 0
coumbe.p 0 0 0 0 e
Totals 2S't 27Me(l'Alllson ! 0 0 0
' ' Totala 28 W 18 1
Batted for Morton In the eighth.
Philadelphia . 0. 0 0 ' 0 0 3 0 13
Cleveland ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Mclnnls. Falkenberg,
Oraney, speaker. Stolen bases: Bodle,
Srhang, Speaker." Double' playa: Ouisto
(unassisted). Falkenberg ' to Mclnnla to
Schang, Falkenberg to Mclnnls to Batea to
Witt, Bates to orover to Mclnnls, Bases on
balls: Off Falkenberg, 1: off Morton, 5; off
Coumbe, 1. Hits: Off Morton. 8 In eight
innings; off Conmbe. 2 In one Inning. Qtrurk
out: By Falkenberg. 8; by Morton, 4. Um
pires: Morlarty and Evans.'
Pittsburgh Hreaka Even " '
New York, May 3.-.Plttsb,,rgh broken
even with. New Tork In the four-game aerlea
by winning today's game, 3 to 0. -Miller,
tne nttsburgn pltcner, neld the oiants to
four hits and struck out seven. Scors;!
PITTSBURGH. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Carey ,cf 5 3 7 0 0Burns.lt 3 14 0 0
Blgbee,2b 3 1 0 0 OKauff.cf 4 1110
01eas'n.2b 1 0 0 0 OKob'son.rf 4 till
Bain). 3b. 4 0 2. 0 OZlm'an.Sb n 1 .3
H'ch'an.lf 4 1 2 0 OF'tchor.ss 4 10 4 1
Brief.lb 2 0 10 OKIId'ff.lb 4 0 10 0
Ktng.rf 4 0 1 0 OHolke.lb 2 0 11 0 0
Flscher.c 2 0 7 0 IRarldcn.o 10 5 11
McC'hr.ss 4 2 12 tOMcCarty.o 2120
Hlller.p 4 10 0 OAnd'son.p 1 0 1. 0
Smlth.p 0 0 0 1
Totals. .32 7 2T 6 l'Lobert M 0 0 0
. , Totals.. 30 4 37 15- 8
Batted fbr. Smith In seventh.
Pittsburgh s-Av.-.iii.rifO 0 0 0 1)8 fj' 12
New Torsr..llVk..'...l 0 0: 0 0 0 I I 00
'- Three-base hit: Miller. - "Stolen bases:
Carey 2), Blgbe,r Molke.: ftarlden, 'iBums,
Fletcher. Double play: McCarthy to Brief.
Baaes on balls: Off Anderson. 1: off Smith,
2: off Miner, 4. Hits: Off Anderson, 5 In
five innings: off Smith, 1 In two Innings
off Benton, 1 In two innings. Struck out:
By Anderson, 3; by Bedton, 1; by Miller. 7.
Umpires: Klem and Branstteld.'
Good Scores Made at First
Day's Shoot at Fremont
Fremont, Neb' May 22. (Special
Telegram.') rr-Al Koyert-. of "Premont
was high pun among the amateurs at
the preliminary- shoot .at the-forty-
first annual tournament of the Ne
braska Sportsmen's association here
this afternoon. .Koyen troke. ninety
four out of a possible 100 clay targets.
Del Gross of Kansas City led the pro
fessionals. '
The first. registered .shoot will 'be
held tomorrow, r lt is expected that
more than 100 marksmen will be here
for the three days' program. The
amateur championship will be decided
rnday. I uesday 8 scores:
Shot At.
...... 100
...iJ. 100
...... 100
100
100
...... 100
,....1H
i.V... 100
loo -
Koyen ...........
Oross
F. Maddaugh....
Maxwell
Redlck
a. Burt
R. J. Mlddaugh..
Cobb
MoorehotS8
-warier .
, 100
Holllngsworth 100
Latta 100
Waggena ,. . ,.-"..;..:...' loo
Hofaldt T..,.-100
Wlnko .................I'..... 100
.-'72
Stoner ,..-,"(10 - : 4s
Mcintosh ci. ......... i0 i' 42
J. Hansen.-.. r.. :r. r'.OO . 42
Hemming '..Mkii. ci'.. Av'lO-- :3S
A. Olson. ,.t,....4U, 40. ' - :lt
Heany ......jn-;...i. 4ft l
Poe V 32
Professional.
Call to Farm Cripples
The Central High Squad
The Central High base ball team
was further crippled when High Car
son left school for Williams, Mont,
where he will work on a ranch. Car
son was captain and shortstop. He
is a heady player and one of the most
dependable men on the tquad. The
team will continue to play out the
remaining games of the schedule with
a patched lineup. Henry Padrnos
also left school after securing his
cred(ts, going to South Dakota.
Bennington Team Wins.
Bennington. Neb.. Mav 22. fSoe-
cial,) Bennington defeated the J. B.
Crews of Omaha Sunday, 6 to 3. Rain
put a stop to the game in the last half
of the seventh. Score: R. H.
J. B. Crews 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 3 I
Bennington 0 8 8 8 4 3 8 10
Batteries: Bennington, oerdes and
Rleny; J. B. Crswa, Bennlngrowe and
Champion.
Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion
and Biliousness.
In a recent letter to the manufac
turers. Mrs. P. Frazicr, East St. Louis,
Mo., states;. ! have never used any
thing equal to Chamberlain's Tablets
for indigestion and biliousness. I have
also heard, a great many of 'my Jricjidfc
praise' them highly." Adv.
Standing oj iie.reoms
WEST. LEAGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct! W.L.Fot.
Des Molns.,18 8 .MSIPhlladelnhla II 5 .Oil
Omaha II 3.7!'Nw York. ..10 0.640
Lincoln ....It 11 .sssiChlcago 23 IS .029
Slous City. .12 14 .511 St. Louts.
I.enver -..,.11 13 .tMlClnctnnatl
..IS 14 .517
..14 lt.424
.. t 15.3711
Jnpltn 10 15 .400 Boston ...
Ht. jnsopn. .10 is ,sss urooKiyn
.10 16 ,400
Wichita .... 20 ,310 Pittsburgh ..1121.114
AMER. LEAGUE. I A ME it. ASS'N'
W.LPct.l
W.L.PCI.
Chics so ....22 13 .OJDIIndlansnolla 31 7.111
Boston 18 10.643 Louisville ...1114 ,07S
New York.. 11 10.6:10 Kansas Cltv. 1 413 .631
Cleveland v .11 17 .61 4 j Columbus ...1117.460
St. Louis. ...16 IS .41.6 Milwaukee ..18 10.441
Washington 13 17 .4.13 Mlnneapolla .1116.423
Detroit II II .311 St. Paul 1118.371
Philadelphia. I 20 .310Toledo 19 .321
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pes Moines, 3: Lincoln, 8V
Joplln, 1; Wlclhta. I. ,
Omaha, s:"r1loux City, 4. !
St. Joseph-Denver, cold weslher.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati-Boston, rsln.
St. Louis. 1; Brooklyn, 8. .
riltahurgh, 2: Now York, 0. .
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 8. , '
AMERICAN LEAGUE.,
Philadelphia, 3: Cleveland, 1. . '
Other games postponed. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mllwaukee-Kansan City, wet grounds.
Columbus Toledo, rain.' ' 1
Loulsvtlle-ImdlanapoHa, rain.
St. Paul, ; Minneapolis, 4.
Games Today.
Westsrn League Des Motnes t Lincoln!
Jopltn at Wichita, Omaha at Btoug City,
St. Joseph at Denver.
National League St. Louis at Boston:
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New
York, Clnrlnnatl at Philadelphia.
American League Washington at Chicago,
Boston at St. Louts, Philadelphia, at De
troit, New York at Cleveland.
Kendall is Medalist in
Miller Park Golf Match
P, Kendall, with 69, turned in the
low score in the qualifying round for
the Brodegaard cup, the first compe
tition of the year at the Miller Park
Uolt club. (Jualitytng scores were
McTagaart.
74jRod Malcolm 84
W. Dudley 12
H. J McCarly i.
Fi. Knee....t.,,.76
D. Blssett 79
J, Schlndler 83
C; O. Dooley.....,.1i
J. E. lerrlam.....78
R. Gait 84
K. s. Kerr 83
E. M. Tracy 83
R. G. Warren N6
L. J. Lewis 80
w J. Hlslon..
f. D. Helby 87
H. C Delamatre...84
P. Kendall 69
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tricts Burned; Loss Is
Three Millions.
Atlanta, Ga., May 22.-From 10,000
to 15,000 persons are homeless as a
result of yesterday's fire that swept
approximately seventy-five blocks of
residence property, causing a loss of
$3,500,000, it was estimated today.
Preparations have been made to feed
5,000 homeless.
The fire started in a warehouse on
Decatur and Fort streets and drove
first north and then northeast, at some
points a block wide and at times half
a mile in width. It was not checked
until beautiful homes had been de
stroyed by dynamite.
It crossed Ponce de Leon avenue
at one point and swept down the
boulevard for a block. On the south
side of Ponce de Leon avenue, wide
residence street, the burned area ex
tended from North Jackson street
some seven blocks east of Peachtree
street, the principal business section,
out almost to the base ball park.
Greatest Firs Since Civil War.
It was the greatest fire in Atlan
ta's history since civil war days when
General Sherman, terming the city
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