THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 191?
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HITS OFF O'DODL
GIVE jlOUX GAME
Sioux City Grabs Thirteen Off
Des Moines Twirler and
Wins by Seven to
four Score.
Sioux City, la., May 28. Sioux City
bunched hits off O'Doul today and
defeated Des Moines, 7 to 4. Man
ager Coffey, Ewoldt and Kallio were
ordered off the field for disputing a
decision ot umpire Miller., bcore:
DES MOINES. SIOUX CITT..
Standing of the Teams
WESTERN LEAdUE.INATIONAL LBAOUB.
W.L.Pct.
Lincoln ....SI 11 .65(1
Dm Moinsa.lt 11 .118!
Omaha .,..114 .874
Sioux City.. 17 15 .831
Denv.r .,..14 11 .47
Joplln 11 IT .413
St Joseph.. 18 is ,400
W.L.Pct.
Philadelphia.!! 10 .477
INow York.. .18 11 .421
Chicago ....74 11 .416
St. l,oul,...17 II .111
Brooklyn ...11 It .444
(Cincinnati ..It tt .401
IBoeton 10 IT .170
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.I.
Cui.lt 4 110 Odllmon.lt 5 7 10 0
4 0MorM.ct t I 4 1 0
ORader,
Kell'an.lb Sll
Ewoldt, Jb 1
Speno'r.cf I t 1 OWataon.rf 4 1
Hunter.rf s 0 J 0 ocon'lly.Jb
Hartrd,
Breen.lb
4 0 1
too
1 1
S 0 t 4 lMn'ller.lb 4 2(00
6 110 OHunga.lb 4 0(00
Coffey.lb 0 0 0 0 OCrosby.o
Sw'ney.lb 4 3111 OQaapar.p
Spahr.a 4 11
O'Doul.p Sll
I l
3 1
! 0
1 Total!.. 14 13 27 13 3
Totall..37 11 24 1 3
Dea Moln I II I It 1 I 04
Sioux City 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 T
Two-base hlta: Gllmore. Muelter. Breen.
Spencer. Three-base hit: Watson. Sac
rifice hlta: Rader, Huntar, O'Doul. Stolen
baaast Watson, Mono. Double play: O Doul
to Spahr to Sweeney, Hlta and earned runa:
Off Oaapar, 11 and I In nine tnnlnga: off
O'Doul. 13 and 4 In nine Inning. Baaea
1 on balla: Off Oaapar, 3: off O'Doul, I.
Struck out: By Oaapar, 1. Wild pitches:
"Oaapar, O'Doul. Hit by pltohed ball: Cass,
Crosby. Left on bases: Dea Uolnes. 11;
Sioux City, 3. Time of game: Ona hour
and rorty minutes, umpire: Miller.
State Circuit Races Will
Start Thursday at Kearney
Kearney, Neb, May 28. (Special
Telegram.) Over 100 horses are al
ready (tabled at the fair grounds
track here, to be entered in the mid
summer race meet, scheduled for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week. Animals are entered rep
resentative of ten states and repre
sent the cream of the fast trotters
and pacers in this pari of the coun
try. -
As the state circuit events open
with the races here, the entry lists in
all events are expected to be large.
Four $400 purses and a total of $4,500
in purses is hung up for winners.
Thursday a 2:11 trot,, a 2:22 pace
and a 3-year-old pace covers the card;
Friday a 2:14 pace, 2:27 trot, 2:11 pace
and 3-year-old pace, and Saturday a
2:15 trot, 2:17 pace and 2:20 pace are
featured.
In addition there will be a running
event each day.
Carter Lake Drops Game
To the Murphy Did Its
The Murphy Did Its won, 8 to 4
from Carter Lake. McCoy struck out
fourteen men, keeping his hits scat
tered. Score:
MURPHY DID ITS. CARTER LAKE.
AB.H.O.A E. Smith, If I 1 1 0 0
a.Ver'n.ss 6
O'Brien. If 3
I. Mor n, lb 6
lost.o 6
OlVelrlch.lb t 9 7 0 1
110 OPsrlsh.ss
1 8 0 "Hatch, lb
114 0 OHuth.c
Long.rf 3 0 10 OBohan.rf 4 0
1 3
1
2 10 i 0
M'cr'so,8b 2
Don ue.of 3
0 0
1
0 0 0
0 1
til
10 10
1 OTor'gen.cf 4 0 1
0 OVerlty.Sb 4 1
Kclley.ib 2 0 0 3 O.M'Carty.p
McCoy, p 4 3 0 1 0
Totala.,37 10 27 4 2
Totalf. .32 7 87 J
Murphy Did Its 1 0 1 0 6 2 0 I
Carter Lake Club 0 8 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 t
Two-base hltt Yoet. Three-base hit:
Hatch. Sacrifice hit: Bohao. Struck out:
Hy McCoy, 14; by MoCarty, 10. Baaaa on
balls: Off McCoy, 1; off McCarty, 0. Hit
l.atemen: Smith. McCarty. Time of game:
Two hours and. fifteen mlnutea. Umpire:
Thomseet.
i
Fairmont Pitcher Throws i
No Hit Game Against U. P.
Fairmont Delicias won a 9-to-l
aine from the Union Pacific Freight
House when Kulhanek pitched a no
li it game. Score:
FAIR'T DELICIAS U. P. FREIGHT,
Wichita ...10 33 .SlSIPtttaburgh .1114.314
AMERICAN LEAOUEI AMERICAN ASS'N.
W.L.Pct. W.LPct.
Boston IS 10 .038 Indianapolis. 29 I .784
Chicago ...20 13 .07Loulsvllls ..3117.853
New Tork. .11 11 .tMIKaneaa Clty.lt IT .448
Cleveland ..2118 .t38Mlnneapolia..lB If .484
St. Loute...lt 33 .40EColumbua ..18 11.484
Washlngton.13 31 .3B2St. Paul 1117.48
Detroit ....12 20 .876 Milwaukee .14 11.400
Philadelphia!! 31 ,344Toledo 12 22 .363
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE. '
Del Moines, 4: Sioux City, 7.
No other gamss acbaduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn-Boston, rain.
St. Louls-Clnclnnatl. rain.
Phlladelphla-Naw York, rain.
Chicago-Pittsburgh, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Tork-Phlladelphia, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo-Columbua, wet grounds.
Kansaa City, S: Minneapolis, 0.
Milwaukee, t; St. Paul, 4.
Indianapolis, 1; Loulavllle. I.
Games Today.
Western League Wichita at Denver, Jop
lln at St. Joseph, Lincoln at Sioux City.
Omaha at Dea Molnea.
American League St. Louis at Chicago,
Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Washing
ton. New fork at Philadelphia.
National League Brooklyn at Boston,
Philadelphia at New Tork. Chicago at Pitta
burgh. St. Loula at Cincinnati.
Home Run by Kemmey Saves
the Day for Ramblers
The Ramblers defeated the Te-Be-Ces,
4 to 2 in a battle featured by a
home run by Kemmey and the field
ing of the Ramblers. Score.
RAMBLERS. TE-BE-CES.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E).
8wansn.se 4 10 4 OBurg.o I 111 1 l
Kemey.lf 4 2 3 0 OM'A'ws.rf 4 0 10 1
Hanscn.rf 2 10 0 OPeltmn.cf 4 13 11
Mog'eon.o 4 3 3 0 OVandvr.ss 3 0 6 1 0
Chrls'n.cf 4 0 0 1 OFeltmn.lb 4 1110
M'A'are.lb 4 113 8SutJa.ll 4 10 0 0
Ouer'dt,2b 3 0 0 2 IStlt.Sb 4 1110
Norgrd.lb S 0 It 0 OI.awlr,3b 4 0 0 1 0
Moylan.p 10 14 ORout.p 4 0 0 6 0
Brodbk.rt 10 10 0
Totala It 8 37 11 3
Totala 33 T3714 I
Rambler 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 24
Ta-Ba-Ces .... 00002000 03
Homo run: Kemmey. Two-base hits:
Swanaon, Kemmey. Left on bases: Rambtera,
2; Te-Be-Cea. I. Hit by pitched ball: Van
dever. Bases on balla: Off Moylan, 1; off
Routt, 1. Struck out: By Moylan, 4: by
Boutt, 13.
NEW YORK LIGHTWEIGHT Who meet. Freddie Welsh,
world's lightweight champion, in the third ring battle; the
winner of which was challenged by Johnny Kilbane.
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IkHtlliii Win From Hftvtlock,
Th H Beselln & Som club won from th
Havlock team In n lntrittnf ram by
the icors of 1 to . The Binllnt chaaed
Plok from tht mound in th fifth Inolnc,
retting four rum. Myers of the Lincoln
Cleaner and Dyer replaced hlra and held
the Tieitor to two hlta and two rune the
rest of tht fame. Frailer pitched great
ball for four inn in ft for tht Beat. lint, but
becamt wild and was replaced by "Heck'
Carter, who pitched In mldseason form. The
Beieltns play at Gretna next Sunday. Score:
R. H. B.
.1 0 4 0 ft S 9 0 07 11 0
Beseltns .
Haveloctc 1 1 0 0 O 0 0 S 1-1 8
Batteries: Beetltnt Proiler. Carter and
Richttr. HaveiocK Pick, Myers and An
derson. Two-bass bltti BeatUnt, 4: Have-
lock, I.
Meladys Take Lead in
Greater Omaha League Game
Dcnnison's homer decided the Me-
lady-Holmcs' contest Sunday. With
the score 2 to 2 in the ninth, Johnny
put the ball far out of the park.
Tommy Sullivan and Johnny Andrewa
battled on even terms, both being
especially enective in the pinches,
Score:
MELADT. HOLMES.
R.H.K
ABRH.E
& 1 ft ltTrv.a 3 0 V 1
4 3 0 ODen.p 10 0 1
6 3 1 lPat'eort.lb.rf 2 0 0 1
4 12 OiMahoney.b S 0 0 2
4 13 Carey.Sb x 0 0
8 0 0 lO'Connor.se 3 0 1
4 0 0 OMcC'llf.rf.lb t 0 0 0
3 0 0 (Kireally.cf 110 1
9 v
iclhanty.
Culhanek.p
'.en y. lb
Vnum.2b
M.oina)t3b
:rlce,B
ock.lf
C naoo.cf
ilohrlncer.rf 4 0 0 OTeeby.rf 1 0
Wolf.cf
Denlson.rf 4 2 0 1
MinkU8,2b 4 0 13
Sutj.lf 4 3 10
Wachtr.lb 4 0 10 0
Ryan.ss 1113
Tracy, 3b 10 0 3
Ruehbrg.o 3 1 11 0
Sullivan, p 10 14
Totals. ...35 Totals... 21 107
Kalnnont 4 0 2 0 0 3 09
Union Paclflu 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Berry. Three-baae hit:
a-tkomat. Baaea on baloe: Off Kulhanek, ft;
iff Den, 3. Struck out: By Kulhanek, 10;
jy Den, 13. Hit by pitched ball: By Deo. S
Walnut Hill Team Beats
the National Cash Registers
The Walnut Hill Athletics beat the
National Cash Registers in a pitchers'
liattle between Penault and Hoffman,
Penault allowing four hits and no
walks. Score:
NAT. CASH RBO. WALNUT HILL.
Wll'ms.lf 4
lluntpr.rf 4
0 10 OrpH'an.lb 4 11
10 0 OFltctl.ss 4 0 u
Fesnay.lb 4 10 3 IM'Fa'nd.e 4 0 14 8
luna'n.ss 4 0 14 lO.N's'm.Jb 4 111
L,...9t. alia DJ.N's'tn.lf 4 3 1 0
Ba'ball.lb 4 113 OOu'ane.Jb 4 118 1
llotl'an.p 3 0 13 OTho'p'r.cf 8 0 S 1
Ktlar.rf 3 17 0 OPsnaull.p 3 1 I 0
!'t., 3 0 4 0 OKslasr.rt 3 0 10 0
Tolala..334!4 1S I Tolala..l8 I 37 IT I
National Gash Baslsfs.O 0 0 0 P J J J
Wslnut Hill Athletics.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
'Tim. of gams: Ons hour and fourtaan
"Delicia" Ice Cream for
mine, said the "Bride of Mys
tery," after eating a big plate
at a down town store Monday.
This ought to make the Fair
mount Creamery people happy.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
10 1 OCoadr.lb 4 1110
OOllham.aa 4 0 110
OProbst.Sb 4 114 0
OMIraakr.rt 11111
OHasen.cf 4 110 1
OHIraskylt I I 111 I
OOrahra.lb 8 0 10 0
OSpellmn.o I 3 11 1 1
lAndrws.p 4 10 10
TotaU It 7 87 18 X Totals 34 I 37 10 "T
Mflady Bros.. 10I00001 13
Holme I 0 0 I 0 0 0 03
Two-bsss hits: Haasiv Spellman (8).
Thraa-bass hit: Probat. Homa runs: Wolf,
Dennlson. Stolen bssaai Ollharn, Probat,
Spellman, Rushenbera;. Struck outt B
Sulllvsn, 10: by Andrawa, 10. Double plart
Sullivan to Mlnlkus. Left on bases: Helady
Bros.. 3; Holmea. I. Hit by pitched ball:
P. Mtrasky, Ollham, Probat, Graham, Spell
man. Umpire: Kochar.
Stags Defeat Alpha Camp
Ball Team, Six to Four
The Stags defeated the Abha Camo
No. 1, Woodmen of the World ball
team of the Metropolitan league to
tne itune ot o to 4. score:
STAGS. ALPHA CAMP.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Eaiton.lt 8 0 3 0 1 0(den,8b I 0 1 1
Doutls.Sb 4 0 0 0 lHaro'tn.lb 4 1110
Seaton,2b 4 0 3 0 0Hayea.8a 4 10 10
Fltl.c 4 114 lNyatrm.cf 4 0 0 1 0
Mordlckcf 4 3 10 OWolft 4 0 111
Bertch.ee 4 3 0 0 1 Elliot, Jb 4 0 10 1
Raamua.rt 4 3 3 0 OHolandr.o 4 110 1
Brace.lb 4 14 0 Bush'n.rf 4 0 3 0 0
FarHy.p 4 110 OKorb kl.p 4 0 10 1
Totala 17 11 17 4 Totala 31 4 84 I T
Stag Hllllll I 11 4
Alpha Camp.... 04000001 04 4 7
Two-base bit: Moredlck. Stolen baaea:'
Easton (3), Ssaton, Fltt. Bertoh. Brace
Hayea. Baaea on ballet Oft Farley 8; off
KorboeOBkl, 3. Struck out: By Farley, 14;
by KorboBOBkl. 3. Left on bases: Alpha
Camp, i; Stags. 10.. Earned runa: Alpha
Camp, 0; Stags, 4. Umpire: Ekhart.
Former Western League
Player is Killed by Bandits
Rtngling, Okl May 28. Jack For
rester, formerly a base ball player in
the Western league, was killed in his
home today by two robbers.
New York. Mav 28. Freddie
Welsh, the world's lightweight cham
pion, and Benny Leonard, the local
contender for the title, met in their
their third ring battle here tonight.
GLEAN BALL MARKS
THE AMATEURS' PLAY
Kelady Mavericks Take the
Lead When Dennlson Drives
the Pill Over the
Fence.
By FRANK QUIGLEY.
To date hospital parchments have
been dished out to the local gladiators
in wholesale packages, but as far as
the writer could learn, Sunday drew
a blank because fortunately nothing
serious enough to entitle the bearer to
an injury certificate happened. A
noticeable thing can be lampec'. in
looking over the stock this season.
The final obsequies have been ad
ministered to many veterans and they
are resting in the cemetery of
obscurity, while the youngsters are
proceeding to demonstrate they can
juggle the pill with more ginger and
a little more accurately than the fel
lows that formerly received base ball
t bouquets.
No team has ever been known to
climb down thea ladder of fame grace
fully and the Holmes' White Sox
fought like trojans to retain their ex
alted position yesterday afternoon be
fore finally succumbing to the power
ful Melady Mavericks base ball ma
chine, by the score of 3 to "2.
Hits s Homer.
With the score knotted in the final
chapter, Manager Dennison spanked
one over the boards for the count and
the groceries. Wolfe also nailed one
for the limit at an opportune mo
ment. Sullivan, for the Meladys
breezed ten, and Andrews, (or the op
position, struck out eleven. By col
lecting this mix the Melady Mave
ricks own berth one of the Greater
Omaha league, and barring an unfore
seen reversal of form they will hold
down this coveted stall for some
moons to come.
Yep, the Murphy-Did-Its still lead
the City league and the Carter Lake
Club is apparently satisfied with the
basement.
In the American leauue the Town-
sends held the fort by squeezing' a
victory by one point from the Central
Furniture Store. The Walnut Hill
Athletics creeped into second place
by icing t nifty l-to-0 struggle from
tne national Lasn Kegisters.
Stags Beat W. O. W.
Mainly through the fancv assort,
ment of puzzlers whizzed over by
Farley, the Stags copped another
wrangle. The W. O. W. swung in
with four counters in the initial round
before the Stags settled down, and
after this unfortunate inning nothing
but blanks were dished out by the
Stags.
A surprise was sprung on the
Krajiceks when the B. & M. Camp
of the Modern Woodmen' ordered
them to the cleaners. .
For the initial offense of the season
the Tradesman relented on their
scissors hold to the flag of the Booster
league and were whipped by the
Sample-Hrt Motor crew who are
now stationed in ragville and accord
ing to Holland, their doughty leader,
his gang will be there when the cur
tain drops.
Trimbles on Top.
When the fireworks were over the
Trimble Bros. Juniors had pushed the
Park Avenue Florists of the Inter
City league down a flight and as a
consequence they now are perched on
the roof of said league.
ihe Inmble ttroi,, utilized the
silver platter and carted away a came
yesterday because the Mazdas failed
to decorate the green
Leonard is a slight favorite among
i he patrons of the sport. Johnny Kil
bane, the featherweight champion, has
challenged the winner for a bout at
Canton, O., on Independence day.
ALL STARS LOSE TO
THE BRANDEIS TEAM
George Stone Proves that as a
Hitter, He Is Still in the
Oame as One of the
Ball Players.
The Brandeis Stores defeated the All
Stars, 4 to 1. George Stone, one of
the greatest hitters of the game, just
demonstrated that he can still hit. He
garnered a two-sacker and a single,
out of four times up.
"Red" Stiles, although a trifle wild,
is still the classy slabman that he was
when with Omaha.
"Buck" Theissen, manager Brad
ford's big southpaw, worked his first
game for the semi-pros, and although
a nttic wiiq at iimes, sicauieu aown
in pinches. The score:
' ALL STARS.
AB.H.O.A.B.
Stangl.cf
Irelan.Zb
Stona.lf
Kane.lb
PlatB.lb
Probet,BS
Butler.o
Hayes.rf
SUlee.p
BRANDEIS.
BRANDEIS.
4 3 1 0 0 AB.H.O.A.E.
S1S3 onygert.of 4110
4 110 ORotwn.lb 4 3 3 0
10 8 1 OHynek.lf 4 2 8 0
4 0 1 0 0I.awlflr.1b 3 8 11
3 0S8 oNo'sky.ab 40111
4 0 11 ialcO'lh,ss 3 14 4
8 8 0 0 OCIalr.o 110 1
4 8 0 1 oLyck.rf 4 0 11
T'e!aean,p 110 1
Totala 31 1 34 I 1 Totall.32 1 27 I 1
All Stars 40000100 11
Brandela 10 I if I 0 0 1 4
Two.baae hits: Lawler. Stone. Paaaed ball:
Butler. Wild pitch! By Thelaeen, 3. Baaea
on balls: Off Stiles, I: off Theissen, 4. Hit
by pitched ball: Stone, ProbBt, Hayaa.
Struck out: By Stiles, 8; by TheleBsn, I;
Stolen baee: McOratb. Sacrifice hit: Clair.
Sacrifice fly: Kane. Double play: McOrath
to Novltaky. Time: 1:80, Umpire: Qondlns.
Eight Fined for Fishing
At Carter Without License
Eight men were fined Tuesday aft
ernoon in Judge Holmes' municipal
court $2 and costs for fishing in Car
ter lake without licenses and two of
them for catching black bass less than
eight inches in length, contrary to
Nebraska's game laws. W. L. Con
nell, James Revel, Glenn Clark, F. A.
Voculta, John Subata, Howard
Browning, John Sells and James Carr
are on the records of the court as the
unlucky fishermen
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SportCalendar Today
Ittwlnr Op4nln of Rprlng wMlnt fff
WMthMlr IUlng MtUon mt tolmont
Park. Opening of nprlng BiMtlnc of Dorvitf
Jockfr club at Mootrl.
Hhootlnr low tUt rhrnnplnmhlp taur
nftRttiit opens sit Waterloo, Tmm slnt
tnp'fthootlnir tournamtDt opM mi Houitnii.
ColorBdeNw Mexto inkpni hooting tourna
ment pent at Colocmd priR(t,
Boxlnr Jo Cox t. hartley H addon, 10
round, at New York. Kddl Moha vt,
Br-rrat Dawne-r, It round, at f.olumb.
International Foot Ball
To Aid Red Cross
Boston, May 28. The United
States Foot Ball association today
vted to arrange an international
series of association foot ball games
between teams to be picked from the
players in this country and Canada,
the entire proceeds to be given to the
Red Cross.
Peter J. Peel of Chicago, who was
elected president of the association,
announced his intention to support
Contests during war time, but said
that care should be taken that play
ers who ought to enlist were not kept
from the colors.
The annual meeting created a new
organization within the association,
called the national commission, simi
lar to the governng body of base ball.
President Peel will be its head.
Schuyler Wins In the Tenth.
Schuyler, Neb., May II . (Special.)
Schuyler bass ball team defeated David
City team hero Sunday afternoon In the
tenth Inning, 10 to I. The game was the
moat hotly contested aver played here. Title
la the fifth conaeeutlve victory for Sohuyler.
Batterlea: Schuyler, Arpea and Burea; Da.
vld City, Brown, Klrchnsr and Sliamburg.
Hook Island Quits League.
Rock Island, III., May II. Rock Island
today formally surrendered Ita franchlaa In
the Three Eya league aa the result, tt Is
said, of a dispute over the suspension of
ona or Ita playera.
RAIN PUTS STOP
TO MAJOR GAMES
For First Time in Years Mot a
Contest Was Played by
American or National
i Leagues.
Chicago, III., May 28. Not a major
league baseball game wai played to
day. Four contests in the National
league were called off because of rain
and in the American league a rain
also prevented the only scheduled
contest, the game between Philadel
phia and New York. It was the first
time in several years that the majors
faced a similar situation.
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