McManus
COtiROTC HOMER
TURNS THE TIDE
AGAINST
Two Oklahoma Sluggers on
Base When Opportunity
v Comes in Seventh to Lay
Rourkes Low.
! rMahnm City. Okll.. June A.,
(SrccUI ' Telegrsm.) Captain. Con
roy'i ;Bora run In the" fatal. seventh.
with two Oklahoma "sluggers on
base, turned the tide against Omaha
when it looked as though it had the
game cinched, wtfc a three-run ieaa.
Th final acore was f to 4. The game
was loosely played throughout, errors
being largely responsiote iur w w 'li
ning run. Kopp pitched a winning
game, but his - teammates had an
off day. Eight Oklahomana whiffed
the atmosphere, trying to solve his de
livery. Tedeschl pitched a fair game,
but got ia an. awful hole in the fiftn
inning, allowing two runs. 4
Omaha men failed to limber up
their willows until the fifth inning,
whf n Defate doubled, Holderman
bunted safely, Nye , drew four wide
oneand the bases were full. Kelly sac
rificed, scoring I?efate. Kopp struck
out,and Baahaog singled, scoring Hol
derman. Nye was caught at the plate.
Sluggers at Kopp's Mercy.
; Kopp had - the "sluggers" at his
mercy in their half of the inning, fan
ning two and the other fiied out to
eft- '. ,
Donica hit an easy one to Benson,
who missed it Hanford bunted safely
and Defate was out Donica scored on
thethrow-in. Holderman was put. to
Mctlennan.
The hometinsw came back In the
aevkithwitit a battins rally that was
feafired bv Cotoroy ioUr-bagger. and
tied! the score. Jackson struck out.
Dotrica doubled and Hanford walked
, Defate walked. 'Holderman flied to
Graham and Nye singled, scoring
Donica. Kelly went out at first' .
' J Kopp Throw Wild.
Falk opened the Oklahoma half
wita a fly to short Kribeck was safe
on Doniea'a muff. Benson was' out on
a fielder's choice, to, pitcher. Banner
hit another choice to Kopp, who
thrf w wild at first, allowing the win
ning run to be chalked against his
team. - ; ' -,
, Only three batter! faced Graham In
: the last inning and good support Chal
lenged them with outs at first . ,
Ct!ics:ph, In Runaway Game,
Dc'sats New. Hutchinson Team
f Hutchinson, Kan, , June v 4. St
Joseph and the new Hutchinson Salt
-.e : ..-
racjceri piayca pretty game until
the 'eighth inning, "when the Drum
mers pounded Kotzelnick and Salis
bury for a total of eight runs and St
Joseph won, 9 to Z. Score; '
8T, JOSEPH. HUTCHINSON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Babakr.s t S S SNeeJh S 1 S
Coney lb lilt tCIvluid,a S
ttoniei.ef SIS S IBoisy.lfc
Wataon.rf I I I I 0 Blots, lb 4
KrhanUb I I H Trnsr.'tr I
ktaltor.lb 4 t S 1 tJaae,ef t S
nefl.lb 4 1 4 SHyaa.rf S
Vabaut.0 I M I MnioB,o 4
Lrcaen.p I I I I OKulnck.p . S
; ? r " Slsbary.n - t
Total St 11 IT 11' Lgacre.p 1
IIS
811
S.l
t S
' t "Total SI 4 IT It t
at. Joseph nit mi 1 1 i
gatehlnsoa . .... IIIHtl ft S
gummsrr Two-bese hltar Brnbakor (),
Wataon, Klrkham. - Clovaland, - Koselntck.
ra on ball; Off Lttrohon I; off Kogel
. Stick, I la alcht and two-thlrda Inning; off
,allbarjr, S In on Inning. Baerltloa hlta:
tachtn. Jaynaa. Wild pitch;-Lurchan (1).
Iraaaad ball: Klrkham to Coonar. Double
riayi Koielntck to' Cleveland to Bradley,
ilta. Off Koielniek. I; oft SalUbury, I.
itrack outt Br LareMn, S; .by Kaaelnlok.
S. I ft on baeaa: St. Joaeph. I; Hutchto
eon, 4. . ttmplrei Mullaa. Tjme; S:Q.
C fenrSiWins First Game
Of Sto Over Jopfiri; t'to 3
. Joplin, Md June 4. Des Moines
won the first game of the 'series, here
today by a'sciore of 7 to 3. The' first
four batter ta. face Hubble scored
four runs with two singles, a triple
and a home run. Mapel replaced him
end pitched good ball, but the Miners
failed to hit in pinches, Delburrr stop
ping them four different times when
1 they had two men on bases. Score:
: 018 MOINES. ,
AB.H.O.A.E.
JOPL1N.
AB H.O.A.E
Breen.lt 4 114 tCarlhtalf
Hartfrd.ee f S 1 I lThmen,b
?iuntr,rt 4 S I S OHlnrlt.tb
' urnhy.ef 4 1 St (Metclb '
effey.ib S S S OMIlUr.rf
1 ewellen.e 4 I 4 1 tLamb.
I'ewart.lbS 4 S Mall.f .
1 aon.lb S 411 ColllM.s
Welbnrn.B 4 4 1. 1 OHubble.p
-Mpi,p
ToUl..S412Stll S . "
t 1 1 4 t
S 10 1
. Total.. 4t 11 ST IS 1
Met out, dodging out of bate line.
r Molne 4 S t 1 4 t T
spiu ............ .....t t I t 0 1 t t 1 S
Hem rune; Hartford, Murphy. Three-bee
I a: Hunter, Carll tie. Two-baa hlte: Hun-
r, Coffer. Mall. Base on ballet Off Manel.
t off Delbura, . Struck out: By Uapel 6;
t Delbura. t. Sacrifice bits: Hunter. Dixon.
len basee: Coffey (), Lewellen. HIU and
' rnad runs: Off Hubble 4 and 4 with none
t; off Mapel and t In. nine Inning: oft
earn. 11 and S la bine Inning. Left on
De Motnea, S: Joplln. 14. Time:
. pire; vaiey. . ' . - .
Aaterleaa Aeenclatian.
touknrllle, Ky June 1. Score:
-!. v...i...V.;. S'lt 4
uu ...... ........... .4 t S
-turi: Northrop and Ooett; Btroua,
OMAHA
Waterloo for Rourkes I
OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB. , H. O.
NcClellalt .......... 4 S 1
Conrojr. -..... 8 1 1 -4
IHIts, rf ........ I.... S , .0
Pitt, of 4 1 t
Falk, If 4 0 I
Brjblek, lb 4 111
Benson, tb ,........ 4 -1
Banner, ........... 4
Tldrwher, p.... ...... S , 0 , 1 .
f.raham, p . . . i .1' e 1
BurrweU Hi'imH 10
Totals 14 V"l ST
Batted for TedUcber la seventh.
.'y :? OMAHA.' '.'
A.
14
r.
0
e
o
0
1
T 1
: e
. 0
v :- v AB. H.
A.
0
0
0
0
e
l
e
e
Baahaog, rf
Jackson, lb
ftanlca, 8b ,
Hanford, If .
. B
, 0
.41
S 1
SI
4 0
'
Derate, af ...
Ilolderman, ef
Jfe, Sb" .
Kelljr, ,
Kopp, p ,
Callahan
........
S I
S 1
tMeMenenr
Total ........ ....SS
Batted for Kopp In eighth.
Batted for Jackson In eighth
Oklahoma Cltr . 0 0 t 1
Omaha
..sr.t e e t i
Ham rani Conroy. Two-ban hltai Me
ridian, Benmn, Defate, Donica. Baaee on
ballet Off Kopp. Sf off Tedenrher, tt off
(irahem,' I. Htrnck outt Bjr Kopp, 8) br
Tedeneber, 4t by Uraham, 1. 1H on baeeat
OmaliarTl Oklahoma Cltr. . Famed runai
Omaha, 4 ( Oklahoma City, 4. Mtelen bane:
Defate, Falk, MoCI'Man, Conroy, Dilte. Nae
rifle fly i Kelly. TSne of game, 1:47. I m
plre, Shannon.
GIRL SWIMMER
FROM AUSTRALIA
ARRIVES IN U. S.
.. . (
Fannie Durack, Holder of Many
World's RecordsArrives in
San Francisco From the
: Antipodes. v
- San Francisco, June 4. Miss Fatlnie
Durack, holder of many world's swim
ming records, and Miss Mina Wylie,
also a noted Australian swimmer, ar
rived here last night from the Antipo
des, accompanied by Miss Mary
Durack, sister of the champion. The
swimmers expressed surprise at news
that an attempt had been made since
they left , Australia to prevent their
competing in amateur events in their
scheduled tour of the United States
and exhibited credentials signed by of
ficials or the Amateur swimming
Union of Australia. ,
William Unmack, member of the
board of directors of the Pacific asso
ciation of the Amateur Athletic union,
who examined their credentials, said
they were ample and in line with his
own advices from Australia, and that
both Miss Durack and Miss Wylie
would swim in competitive amateur
events here June IS as scheduled. '
iheir first appearance will be at
Stanford university Saturday in an ex
hibition event.
Duke Kahanamoku, noted Hawaiian
swimmer, arrived on the same steam
ship with Miss Durack. He will be
gin an exhibition tour of the country,
he announced, turning over all re
ceipts save necessary expenses, to the
Kea cross. -. " . : :
Carry Credentials. v ;
New .York, June. 4.Accordin'g to
cablegrams received at the national
headquarters of the Amateur Athletic
union today, the Misses Durack and
Wylie, who arrived from Australia
today at San Francisco, are eligible to
compete in this country. The cable
gram, signed by W. W. Hill of the
Amateur Swimming ; union of Aus
ltralia, reads as follows:
"Tourney ' approved. Girls carry
credentials.; , .-
A The aDDroval and credentials of the
Australian Swimming union apparent
ly clears the way for the tour as
originally scheduled. ;
Wichita Takes First Game of :
Series From Sioux City, 10-7
Wichita, Kan., June 4. -By Hit
ting McGranor freely and owins:
mostly to errors by the visitors,
Wichita took the first game of the
series trom Moux uty here today by
the score of 10 to 7. The Sioux City
team made fiVe errors. The feature
of the game was a home run by Mc
Granor with one man on base. Score:
R BT &
Sioux Clty......O lOStOOSl T t I
'Wichita 1 1 4 0 0 S 4 10 It 1
Batter!: MoOranor and Lych, Koett
nor and Wallln. :.:
Myrtle Deering Sues Street ;
Railway Company for $5,500
Myrtle Deering, in a petition filed
in district court Tuesday, asks $5,500
damages from the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company for al
leged permanent injuries sustained in
a street car accident at'Tenth and Pa
cific streets on June 1. She alleges
that through carelessness on the part
of the street car company a "runaway"
car collided with a car upon which she
was riding, throwing her between two
seats and permanently, injuring her. .
She alleges that the motorman' of
the car upon which she was riding
could have avoided the accident but
became frightened anrt
the car, leaving it h the pathway of
ue oncoming, unattended car,
WHITE SOX LOSE
RED FABER, WHO
WILL JOIN NAVY
" 4 -
Chicago's Batting Rally in
Seventh Drives Caldwell Off
Mound, and New York
Again Meets Defeat.
Chicago, June 4. Urban (Red)
Faber, pitcher of the American league
team and hero of the last world's
championship serids, will leave the
club tonight. Faber, who has been
placed in Class A-l of the draft will
spend a few days at his home in Cas
cade, Ja., after which he plans to en
list in the navy at the Great Lakes
training station.
Chicago's batting rally in the sev
enth inning drove Caldwell off the
mound and enabled the locals to make
it three straight from New York to
day, 5 to '4. The visitors threatened
in their half of the seventh inning
and Danforth replaced Benz and
checked the rally. Score:
NSW TORK.
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.E.
AB.H.O.A.E.
OllhW.cf 1
tLelbld.lt 4 10 0 4
Peckgh.ee . 4
U.Cln.lf 1 0 0 0 1
lMurphy.rt 4 110 0
0E.Colne.2b I 1 I I I
0 Fetch, cf S 1 S 0 1
OWeavr.ea S S S 4 4
tOandll.lb S S 11 1 0
ORInberg.Sb I 1 J 1 0
OSctulk.o 4 1-110
OBeni.P Jl 1 I
ODanfrth.p 1 0 1 4 0
0
- Totale..SS14 3TlS 3
I
Baker.Sb 4
Pratt.Jb
Bodle.ir
Miller.!?
Hannah.o
Cldwell.p
Mogrdg.p
Feweter
Walter
Beck
Total.. SI IS 14 14
Ran for Hannah 'In ninth.
Batted for Mogrtdg In ninth.
Batted for Ollhooley In ninth.
fcow Tofk ...."..,..., 0 1 0 0 I 0 1-1
Chloago ...,,..,,..,.,.0,1 0 0 0 1 S 0 5
Three.baea hit: Baker. Sacrifice hit;
CMwll, Rleberg, Miller, E. Colltn. Bao
rltic file : Weaver, Miller. Double pi aye:
BenS to Rleberg to Oandll, K. Collin ,,to
Oandll. Weaver -to Oandll. Left on baaas:
NW TfTk, 4; Chlnago, 11. Flrt ba" on
error: Chicago, S. Base on ball: Off Ben,
I; Off Caldwell, S. Hit: Off Bent, In alx
Inning (none out In' seventh); off Dan
forth. S In three Innlngti off Caldwell, IS
In elx and two-thlrde Innings; off Mogrldge,
1 In one and one-third Inning, Struck out:
By Caldwell, 1; by Danforth, 1. Fined ball:
Schalk. Winning pitcher: Danforth. Loilng
pitcher: Caldwell. ... , ' ,
flhannoa Win for . Athletic.
St. Louie. June 4. For the eecond.tlme
In the eerie a alngl by Shannon drove In
two run and gave Philadelphia a victory
over St. Louie. The cor w I to t. Phila
delphia, by winning In the 10th, get an
even break on the aerie Just concluded, Sev
ereld mad hi tint appearance of the ea
son today, when h hatted for Davenport
In the 10th. Score: -
PHILADELPHIA. - ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. , AB.H.O.A.E.
Jamlin.rf 4 1 1 t 0Tob(n,cf 4 S S 1 4
Oldrlng.lf S 4 4 0 OAustln.Sb S 1 0 10
Walker.cf S S 0 OStsler.lb S 1 11 S 0
Ourn,lb 4 J 14 0 ODemit.rf S 0 1 4 4
Oarder.Sb 44 14 tMiel OO000
8hanon.es 4 S O OHendrx.rf 0 4 4 4 4
Dugan.Jb S 1 4 4 08mlth.lt S 1 S S S
McAvoy,-4 I '4 OOedeon.tb 4 O S S 4
Myeri.p t 0 0 1 ONunmkr.e 4 4 4 S 4
Adams.p 4 1 0 4 OOerber.s I t I I 1
'Johns 1 t 4 4
Totals.. 31 11 JO H tJohmn, 110 11
Davnprt.p S 0 4
Severid 1 I I I I
Totals.. S2 4 SO It 4
Ran for Demmltt In ninth,
e Batted for Oerber In eighth. '
' Batted for Davenport In 10th.
Philadelphia ........0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 J 5
St. LouU ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Two-ba hit: Tobln, Burn. Three-base
hit: Staler. Stolen base: Gardner. Saorlftoe
hits: Jamleson, Austin. Double slay: Dav
enport to Oerber to Sister, Nunamaker to
Oerber, Gardner to Burn. Left on bases;
Philadelphia, ti St. Louis, S. First base on
error: Philadelphia, 1. Bale on balls; Off
Myer. II; oft Davenport, 3. Hit: Off Myers,
t In one Inning: off 'Adam. 4 In nine In
nings. Struck out: By Adams, S; by Dav
enport, S. Wild pitches; Myer (3), Daven
port, A da me. Winning pitcher: Adam.
Boa to Takes Last off Detroit.
Detroit, Mich., Jon 4. A ninth Inning
rally gave Boston the last game of the
series with Detroit, T to t, here today. After
Detroit apparently bad the gama wen at the
end of ' the eighth. Boeton, In the ninth,
bunohed a alngle and a two-baae hit with
two baae on ball and an error for three
run. For the third consecutive day, Ruth
drove bom run Into the right field
oieacnen.. Bcore: t. .-
BOSTON. DETROIT,
i AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Hooper.rr.. , s . .. OBusb, 3 3 1 S 4
enean.sb 4 113 ITeung.ib 3 0 0 3 4
Kutn.cr 1110 0V.acn.lf alia
Whtmn.lf 4 10 0 OHelmn.rt S 1 S .4 4
M inns. lb 3 413 3 OR.Jnee.lb 4 3 13 4 4
Thmasjb 4 13 4 lWalker.ct 4 13 0
Scott, : 4 4 S 1 OVltt.lb .3 1 1 4 4
Bcbang.o 14 13 OTelle.o 4 4 4 1 0
Agnow.ei .0 0 4 0 OJamea.p 1 10010
Mys,p 8 4 13 OBoland.p 1 4 4 1 1
r- 'Cobb 114 4 4
Total 33 1711 1 'Spencer 1 4 4 0 0
Total 34 10 3711 1
Ratted for Jame In lxth. I
Batted for Boland in ninth. "
Boeton 4 4 4 4 4 S 4 1 37
Detroit .......S 4 4 4 4 3 t 3 14
Two-base hlU: Walker, Whlteroan. Horn
run: Ruth. Stolen base: Hooper, Toung.
Saerlftoa hit: Toung, Ruth. Melnnlt'May.
Left oa basea: Boston, t; Detroit. T. Base
on ball: Off Mays. S: off Jam ts, 3; off
Boland, 3. Hlta: Off Jme. 4 In six; off
Boland. 4 In thr. Hit by pitched ball: By
Boland, (Schang). struck out; Maya, 1;
lame. 3; Boland. 1. Passed . ball: Yell.
Losing pitcher, Boland. -: r- -
Senators Defeat Indians, S to 1.
Cleveland. O, June 4. Washington mad
It three out of four from Cleveland today,
winning, 3 to 1. Shaw won hi own gam
with trlpl In the fifth with the base
filled. .He was hurt sliding Into third and
forced to retire In favor of Ayer who
w Invincible.. Two puses and a scratch
Rich Epsom Derby Stake . i
Is Won by Gainsborough
Epsom, England, . June 4. The
Derbv stakes of 6,500. sovereigns was
run - here today and won, by Gains
borough.: Blink was.", second and
Treclare . finished third. . Thirteen
horses ran, . -,
Standing of Teams
UATL. LEAGUE. ' AMER. ASSN.
W. L. Pet W. L. Pet.
New York ..27 13 .62 Columbu . .IS 7 .720
Chicago ....2412.4Kan. city ..itio.sso
Cincinnati , .22 21 ,61SILoulvlll ..IS 11 .121
Pittsburgh .11 1 .48Mllwauke . .17 11 .sot
Phlladelp'a IS 21 .462IndIanapolls It 13 .460
Boston . ... IS 13 .4391 St. Paul ...1117.414
St Louis... II 28 .410 Minneapolis- 111.308
Brooklyn . .13 27 .i26 Toledo ..... S 34 .172
WEST. LEAGUE AMER. LEAGUE.
w T. Prt.
W. L. Pet
.27 14 .2rf
Wichita .
.19 10 .6BSBrtston
Des Moines
.20 1 .tf
New York. .. 23 U .661
Omaha , . ,
.19 14.876
Chicago ....20 17 .541
Hutchinson
f.il k?a at. Tiula ..30 18.62S
.IS 47 .'4111 Cleveland ..22 23.60ft
St. Joseph .
Okla. City
.IS It .456 Washington It 24 .442
..lilt .87DI Phlladelp'a .14 21 .410
. t. 24 .27 Detroit 13 22 .371
yesterday' Result.
Joplln . . . .
Sioux City
WESTERN LEAGUE.
De Moines, 7; Joplln, 3. ,
Omaha, 4: Oklahoma City, t.
St. Joseph, I; Hutchinson, 3.
Wichita, 14; Sioux City, 7. i
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Tork, 3; Pittsburgh. 1.
Chicago, 3; Boston, 3. ,
Cincinnati. I: Philadelphia, 4.
Second Game
Cincinnati, 0; Phliaaeipma, . .
St. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 1.
' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 7; Detroit, t. ,
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 1.
Chicago : New Tork, 4.
Philadelphia, 4; 8t. Louis, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. .
Indianapolis, S; Louisville, 0.
Other games postponed. m
Game Today.
. WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
Des Moines at Joplln.
Sioux City at Wichita.
St. Joseph at Hutchinson. '
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New Tork at St Louis.
Washington at Detroit ' '
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh t New Tork.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St Lout at Brooklyn.
ZBYSZKO DUETO
ARRIVE IN OMAHA
SUUDAY MORNING
MighV'son . gf Poland-Will
Come Direct From Buffalo
. After Go With Ivan
' - Linow.
' Wladek Zbyszko. raighty son of
Poland, with his manager, Jack Cur
ley, the world's greatest wrestling im
presario, win arrive in uamna sun-
from Curley by Promoter Carl Marfisi
yesterday.
The wrestling match in which
Zbvszko is scheduled to clash with
Toe Stecher, the scissors slammer of
Dodge, Neb., is not to come off until
June 12, but Zibby and Curley plan to
be here early tor two reasons.
Their first reason is to arrive in
Omaha in time to convince the fans
Zibby will be on the job this time.
1 he other is that by getting here fcun
day they land the day before the ex
istinar railroad tariffs become ' de
ceased. The foxy Curley will save
several kopecs by this stunt.
Zibby Meets Linow.
Friday ninht of this week Zibby is
carded to battle with one Ivan Linow,
who is called the "Russian Cossack,"
at Buffalo. In the light of the recent
unoleasantry. Zibby is a little bit
peevish with Russia and all things
Russian and expects to. tear Mr,
Linow limb from limb. Having com
pleted this job, Zibby -will catch the
next rattler out of Buffalo and scoot
directly to Omaha.
Marfisi expects to make arrange
ments for training quarters for Zibby
during the days he is in Omaha and
he hopes to be able to make possible
public exhibitions so the fans can give
the Polish son the visual forward and
back and place their bets accordingly.
Marfisi announces that the same set
of tickets which were ordered for the
May 28 date will be. used for the June
12 match so that fans who purchased
May 28 -tickets and failed to redeem
them, may simply hold them for the
approaching match. .
hit tilled the bases prior to Shaw's triple
Score:
WASHINGTON , CLEVELAND.
AB H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Shottrf sole 0Evana.lb 1 0 1 1 0
JudsMb 11 Turn r, 8b 0 0 t
Fostar.Sb 4 1(4 OChpmn ill 1 111
Milan.cf 1 I I 08peakr,cf I I I I I
Schulte.lt 1,1 I I Wbgns.ls S 1, I S t
Morn.Sb 4 S S ORoth.rf 4 1 1 0
Lavan.a till dWood.lt I I I II
Alnsmh.o S 1 S I lMIUar.lb I I I I
Shaw.p S 10 1 Thomas.o I 0 S 4 0
Ayers.D till OMortoa.o ! 0 0 1 0
Belman, I 0Oraney, 1
'OWelll, 101
Totals 19 SIT IS 1
Total SI SHIS t
Ran tor Shaw In fifth.
'Batted for Evan tn eighth.
eBatted for Miller la ninth.
Washington 1 0 10 ft S
Cleveland .... 0 1 0 0 I ft j
Two has hit: Milan. Schult. Judsre.
Three-base hit: ' Shaw. . Stolen - bases,
Chapman, Left on baaea: Washington, S;
Cleveland," S. . First base on errors: Cleve
land, 1 Baaea . on balls: OK Shaw - J;
Morton, S. Hits: . Ott Shaw, 1 in tour
Innings; off Ayers, S In five Innings. Hit
oy pucnea oeu: ey . Ayers, 1, (Wam
bganss); by Morton, 1, Schult.) Struck
out: By Shaw. 11; Myer. 1; Morten, s.
Wild pitch: Bhaw, L Winning pltchr:
8haw.- ... . i-V
H. Kolehmainen Lays
: Bricks Hog Island
vHannes Kelehmainen, the wonder
ful Finnish distance runner, is em
ployed at the big Hog Island ship
vard as a hrirV1ivr U. .:n ....
I : ' ,u" on-
per the colors of the Meadowbrook
uuu u f oitaaeipma.
HOMER BY KAUFF
WINS FOR GIANTS
OVER PIRATES
Close Game Develops Into
Pitchers' Battle Between Two
Veterans, Sallee and Har
mon; Brilliant Fielding.
New York, June 4. A home run
by Kauff, first batter up for New
York in the ninth, enabled New York
to defeat Pittsburgh in a close game
today, 2 to 1. It was a pitchers' battle
between the veterans, Sallee and Har
mon, and was featured by sensational
fielding. Score:
PITTSBURGH. NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Klng.lt 4 1 0 0 0Tng.rf.2b 4 14 10
Mollws.lb 4 1
3 1 OKauff.ct 4 110 0
Carey.cf 4
1 ft OBurns.lf S
4 0 OZrarn.Smb S
5 1 OFletchr.ss 3
3 S OHoIke.lb 3
3 S ORarlden.c 3
0 3 0Rodrgz,2b 1
0 3 OWllhott.rf 1
10 0 0
0 S S t
1 II I
013 0 0
lilt
0 1 S 0
0 0 0 0
S 0 S 0
Stengel.rt 4
Ctshw.2b S
McKne.3b S
Caton.sa S
8chmdt,o S
Harmon, p S
Sallee.p I
Total.. SI 72411 X
i Total. . 3T 7 27 IS, 0
Noneout whan winning run scored.
Pittsburgh ,..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
New Tork ......0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13
Two-base hit: Fletcher. Rom run: Kauff.
Sacrifice hit: Hoik. Double "plays: Caton to
Mollwltz. Fletcher to Holke, Moll wit to
Caton to Mollwlts, Cutshaw to Mollwlts.
Left on bases: New Tork, 2; Pittsburgh, I.
First base on errors: New Tork, 1, Bases
on balls: Off Harmon, 1. Struck out: By
Sallee, 3; by Harmon, 1. Passed ball:
Schmidt. . ., . -i.
Chicago ' Defeat Boston, 3-2.
Boeton, Jun 4. Vaughn pitched Chicago
to a l-to-3 victory over Boston today.
Error by Rehg, Rawltng and 3. C. Smith,
combined with hit by Paskert, KUllfer and
Flack, gave the visitor three runs in ths
fifth. A pass to Wlckland, Smith's sacrifice,
a double error by Zelder on Konetchy's
grounder and a single by Rehg accountsd
tor Boston' pair of run. Score:
CHICAGO. . BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Flack,rf
Holchr.es
Mann, If
4 11
0 ORawlgs.ss 4 1 S 3 1
3 0Hersog,2b 3 0 3 0 0
0 OPowelUf 3 0 4 0 0
0 0Wklnd,rf ' 3 0 4 0 0
0 0JCSmh,2t 3 0 10 1
4 OKoncy.lb 4 17 0 0
3 2Rehg.lt 4 18 0 1
4 0 1
0 1
Morkle.lb 4 1 10
Paakrt.cf 4 10
DeaUb
Selder.lb
4 0 3
3 0 4
Kllllfer.o 8
Vaughn.p S
17 3 OWllson.O 3 0 3 1 0
10 4 OFIUngm.p 3 10 10
Total.. S3 St71 S Total.. 2 S27 S S
Chicago 0 0 0 I S 0 S ft 02
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 03
Three-base hit: Vaughn. Stolen base:
Rehg. Sacrifice hit: 3. C Smith. Double
play: Hersog to Rawlins to Konetchy. Lett
on bases: .Chicago, 3; Boston, 3. First base
on errors: Chicago, 3; Boston, 1. Base on
balls: Off Vsughn, 3. Hit by pitched ball:
By Vaughn, Powell. Struck out: By Vaughn,
7; Fllllnglra, 3.
Bed and Phillle Divide Double Bill.
Philadelphia, June 4. Luderus' muft ef
Oeschger throw In the ninth Inning allow
ed ClnctnnaU to win the tint gam of to
day' double header, S to 4, but Hogg
pitched shutout ball In th oond oonteit
and Philadelphia won, S to 0. Soore, tint
gam. .
Cincinnati. Philadelphia!,
ab.h.o.a.b. ab.h.o.a.e.
Oroh.lb 4 1 1 S OBancr-ta S 3 2 4 0
L.Ma',3b 3 0 3 3 0Wil'm,cf 6 1110
Rousch.ct 3 0 3 1 08tock,3b 4 10 4 1
Chaae,lb 8 0 11 lLuds's.lb 8 011 3 1
S.Mae.lb S 3 1 0 OCrav'h.rf 4 3 3 0 0
Nealerf 3 1 1 1 OMeusel.cf 1 1 40 0
Black', 4 3 3 I OMoO'n.Jb 1 0 10 0
Wlngo.o 4 13 1 0Burns,o 3 14 3 3
Schnsl'r.p 4 0 0 1 0 Watson. p 0 0 0 0 0
Toney.p 0 0 0 0 OOeseh'r.p 1 0 13 0
tFiti'ralt 10.0 0 0
Total 23 7 37 IS 1
Total 30 S 2T 17 4
Batted for Oechger In ninth.
Cincinnati .....3 4 0 0 I 1 0 0 31
Philadelphia, ..3 0 0 1 I 0 104
Two-base hits: CraVath. ' Solen base,
Oroh, L. Magee, Stock. Sacrifice hits:
Rousch, MoQafftgan. Sacrifice files: Chase,
McQaftlgan, Oeeohger. Double play:
Blackburn, L. Magee and Chaae; Oeschger,
Bancroft and Luderus. Left on bases, Cin
cinnati, I; Philadelphia I. First base on
errors. Cincinnati. 1; Philadelphia, 1. Bases
on oaus: Ott Schneider. I: Watson. 3: Oes
chger. 4. Hits: Off Schneider, S in eight
ana one-tmra Innings; Toney, none In two
third Inning. Watson, 3 in two-thirds In
nings; uescnger. I In I one-third Innings.
Hit by pitched ball: By Schneider (McOaf
figan). Struck out: By Schneider, 3;
Oeschger, 3. Winning plteher: Schneider.
Losing pitcher: Wataon. v
Score second gam; . ,
CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Groh.lb 3 113 OBanc't.s 3 114 0
L.Ma',3b 4 13 3 OWlllla'a.ct 3 3 8 0 0
Rousch.ct 3 13 0 OStock.Ob 4 3 13 0
Chase.lb 4 17 1 0Lude',lb 3 1 13 1 0
S Ma'elb 4 0 3 0 OCra'th.rf 8 0 0 0 0
Neale.rf 4 0 1 l'OMeusel.lf 4 0 3 0 0
Black' e.s 3 0 3 3 IMcQ'n.Sb - 8 1110
Wlngo,o 8 14 1 OBurns.o 8 0 4 0 0
Eller.p 3 0 0 3 OHogg.p 8 0 10 0
tBresslsr 1 0 0 0 0
Regan,p 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 28 7 27 13 0
Batted for Eller In lghth.
CInolnnaU I 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 00
Philadelphia ..I 0 I S 0 8 3 I 6
Two.bas hit. Oroh, Stock. Stolen bases:
Rousch, S. Magee. Sacrifice hits: Rousch.
Double plays: Nsale, L. Magee; L. Groh.
AMUSEMENTS.
HOME OF THK BIO POCBLB SHOW
COLLEGE QUINTETTE
' A Fraternity RehffeJ.
RONAIR A WARD v
- Comedy Skit ' '
"When Tommy Meet May
BU.1DELLA PATTERSON
In m Series of AHIetle Pose.
MARKER A SCHENCK
Comedy Harmony Singing and Dancing
WM. FOX
Present
June Caprice
"Blue Eyed
Mar,"
BILLY WEST
JaLTXBX SUtSSEXGEB" '
L. Mage Chase. Left on bases: Cincin
nati, S; Philadelphia, (. First base on er
rors: Philadelphia, 1. Base on ball: Otf
Eller. 7; Hogg, 1. Hlta: Oft Eller, 7 In
oven Inning; Regan, none in one Inning.
Struck nut: By Eller, 1; Hogg, 4; Regan,
1. Losing pitcher: Eller. ,
Brooklyn Fan Attack' Umpire, .
Brooklyn, Jun 4. St. Louis scored
seven run In the thirteenth Inning here
today and defeated Brooklyn, 8 to 1. With
the score tied and three, men on bases,
Kavanagh drove a ball along the third
base line. Umpire Rlgler called the hit
fair, but the Brooklyn , players made ' no
attempt to field the ball, claiming tt foul,
and Kavanagh was credited with a home
run. The gam then deteriorated into a
farce.
Some of th fan rushed onto the field,
but the playen prevented them from reach
ing the umpire, with the exception of one
demonstrative tan who punched Rlgler and
was seised by a special officer
The Brooklyn club announced' that Pitch
er "Lefty" Russell has been suspended for
not reporting to the club and that Leon
Cadore, here on furlough from the na
tional army, will pitch tomorrow. Score:
ST. LOUIS BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Smlth.cf
Baird,Sb
1 1
OJhnstn.lb
210
ICheny.lb 0
OOlsen.ss (
lHlckmn.rf S
0Z.Wht.lt ' 0
OMyen.cf (
0O'Mara,3b 3
Grlner.Sb 1
0 0
Crulse.rf
Hrnsby.sa
Snyder.lb
310
Hetchte.lt 8
8myth.lt 1
PHOTOPLAYS.
l Her guardian merely told her that the hand
' some man who showered attentions upon her was
not "A fit person for her to associate with."
He did not tell her why. Did woman's curiosity
prevail or did she she heed the warning: words? See
FANNIE WARD
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Kvngh.lb 6 3 3 S lDoolatfjlb 8 0 S 8 S
Gonzles.o 0 31 OCoombs.p 10 010
Doak.p 5 110 OKrueger.c 4 3 0 1 0
Paulett, 1 0 0 0 OGrimes.p 3 1 ISO
Marqard. 10 0 10
Totals SI 11 39 23 3Schmdt,2b 1 0 0 I I
Miller. 1 0 0 0 0
Daubert, 0 0 0 0 0
. M.Whet, 0 0 0 0 t
. ToUI 47o3J"8
Batted for Heathcote In ninth.
Batted for Grimes In seventh. 7
Batted for Dolan In eleventh. . ' . .
Ran for, Daubert in eleventh.
St. Lout ...'.000100000000 7 I
Brooklyn ....0 000001 0 0 000 01
Two-base hit: Hornsby, Snyder, Myers.
Three-base hit Z. Wheat Home runs:
Kavanagh, Gonzales. Stolen bases: Balrd,
2; Cruise, Hornsby Kavanagh, Krueger,
Grimes. Sacrifice hits: Hornsby, O'Mara.
Left on bases: St Louis, 12; Brooklyn, 1.
First bsse on errors: St. Louis, 3; Brooklyn,.
2. Bases on balls:' Grimes, 3; Marquard,
3; Coomb. 2; Doak, 3. Hlta: Off Grimes,
4 In seven innings; off Marquard. 1 in
four innings; off Coombs, 0 In two Innings.
Struck out: By Grimes, S; Marquard, 1;
Doak, 4. Wild, pitch: Grime. , Passed ball, -Krueger.
Losing pitcher: Coomb.
Army Order.
Washington, Jun 4. (Special Tefegraml
Second Lieutenant Joseph L. Guerln,
ordnance national - army, la relieved
from duty at Camp Mead, Md., and will
proceed to Des Moines, la.
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