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TH BEE:- bulAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 12.V 1919.
10
LONDOS LOSES
OUT GIVfeS'OIG
LTOTUSSLE
Greek Champion Springs Sur
prise Z on StraniglerXand
Fans, Using CWrist and
! Head Locks.
In one , of the best wrestling
t matches ever een in Omaha, E4
Strangler Lewis defeated Jim Lon
dos of Canton, 0., in two straight
falls, winning the first with a head
lock, with which he throw jLondos
to the fl6or so heavily that he was
practically' knocked out and rolled
on .his back, whereupon Referee
Ernie Holmes patted Lewis on the
back in token of victory after one
hour, 34 minutes and 45 seconds.
Upon returning tpythe'ting Lon
doshad it announced that hebad in
jured, his neck in the first fall but
, would do the best he could and take
the Strangler on for the second
fall. He carried the match "to his
opponent for a time and succeeded
in getting Lewis in two dangerous
V positions', once with a , wrist-lock
ind again with A head-lock. The
Sandow entry finally clamped an
other head-lock on the Greek and
though he was not pinned, he con
ceded the falUn 2? minutes asd 3Q
seconds. " , ; -.-.-j. -V
1 Though out-weighed by at 'least
40 oounds. Londos save 'Lewis the
greatest surprise of hij life, (breadj
ing and getting away from the dead
ly headlock at least, four, times dur
' ing the match, though he finally
succumbed to the grip in both falls.
. The Greek clamped the same hold
. on the Strangler several times andsl
it was -with '. consierablei difficulty
that he finally broke the jclamp.
The Greek made a specialty of a
. ' double-wrist lock, " with which : fie
' had his man almost pinned two or
three times. : He escaped in such
', apparently easy fashion from most
of LewisV holds that the Strangler
was exasperated His vicious at
taches were easily warded off, how
ever, by the speedy Greek, who in
turn rushed Lewis, around trying
oi the headlock and wrist-lock.
It was v certainly a fine match,
' fans. It was expected that Londos
," would prove an easy victim , to the
' mighty Lewis but , he surprised
everyone, including the famous
h'ead-lock exponent. Jt was the
consensus of opinion among those
nea rthe ring,that had Lewis been
nearer Londos' weight, the result
. might have been different. At any
rate, Lewis bulk saved him on vari
ous occasion especially 'when the
smaller man had his wrist-lock hold.
The main, event was refereed by
Ernie . Holmes in a very "efficient
manner, and though some xf Lon
dos' supporters thought he should
- havr "o-ivri tVi flretr a fall when he
. had the Strangler in such close posi
tions, it was seen by close observers
that Holmes' judgment was correct.
: The .preliminary .was a quick-finish
'affair, being billed for a finish
match to one fall between 1 Joe
Stangl and JessQueen;, Joe threw
: Oiin in thrm tnintft flat nrirh a
IMwa. ... .... v ...... V. l ..a. . v i h
half nelson and bar-arm hold. The
semi-windup was tf great match also,
Between Chary ePters.Uhe Sarpy
county sheriff, and Ross "Big Bill"
vDristy, which the. sheriff won in 21
minutes, with an arnrCissorand
half nelson. . . 1
La Armida
fl0c.l3c-15c
Simon Bros.
i- Ditributor--Omlt -
j That
I PaHicular
Smokery .
: Talk ;
About.
j
Slrii Eruption Causes N .
. ' - I-.
Stitching Increaaet the Irri
, latum of the Delicate Skin,
' 1 Ynn pan elaw'vour Bails into VQUT
akin until it bleeds, in n effort toH
obtain relict from the nery itcnmg
and burning; caused by skin diseases,
but you only increase. the irritation
lai pain. k . , . ' k -
And you can pour ' ointments,'
calvet and lotions by the gallon on
the irritated parts, without obtain
ing anything out temporary, relief.
Just as soon as the strength of the
counter irritant gives out, your pain
and torture wiu- return with in
creased violence, because these local
remedies have not reached the
source of thtroabIe.
The real source or all skin dis
ease is j& llopd puuply. .Taa blood
Base Ball Standings
Ll. - '' " '
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' f "Won. Lest
ct
nai 'MoKu ... 4r .'..II
Oklahoma City .iO .
OMAHA ...,19 I
Sioux City ..... ....... .16
Tulsa ...IS -
Joplln- ....J...1T-
Wichita II
St. Joseph ....11
11 .1ST
1(
It
tit
S4t
IS
1
II
It
.51
.m
4S
.361
.JS
- Yesterday's SmuIU. ,
St. Joseph at Dee Motneel rain.
Wichita at Oklahoma City, wet grounds.
omana at Bioua'Clty, wet ground.
Joplln, 4; Tulsa, I. . v -V V
- Games Today, ':
Omaha at Sioux-City; ' '-.' '
8t. Joaeph at Dse Moines. , ' .
.'Joplln at Tulaa. . V
Wichita at Oklahoma City.' ; t
4TI03AL LEAGCS. '
. " ' ' Won. Lost
r
Pet
New Ton -..v..ls
11
IT
.4
.695
.661
.486
.471
.425
Cincinnati .............. .26
Chicago ....... .,..21
Plttaburth .... 20
Brooklyn ....20
II
II
M
12
IS
St. Louis .' , .HT
Philadelphia ........... .16
.405
Boston .... 14
.151
Taarsfday't Beanlta.
Boston, 4i, 8t. Louis. 4.
Chicago. 7; Philadelphia, I.
Plttaburth, I; Brooklyn, I. ., '
Cincinnati, 2; New. York. 1.
V :'. Ciiunea Today.'
Brooklyn at Pittsbtrt h. ' j
Philadelphia at Chieago, , . ,
i New Tork at Cincinnati. .' M
Boston at St. Louts. ,
' y? AMEBIC AX, LEAGUE.
, Won Lost Pet.
rrr.,27 II .676
.23 12 .667
......24 16 .615
.....ill U .500
.... - 20 ,474
15 II .441
...,,.13 24 .351
S ;. 27 .221
Chlcaro I.
Vew Tork
Cleveland -St.
Louis '
Detroit . . ,
Boston "...
Washington
Philadelphia
' , Yesterday's Results.
Washington, : Cleveland, 3.
Chicago. 8; Boston. 0.-'
St Louis, 1; Philadelphia, 3,
New Tark, T; Detroit 0.
" Games Today.
Cleveland at Washington. . '
Detroit at Now York.
St. Louis at Philadelpla. .'
Chicago at Boston. . , .
AMEBICAH. ASSOCIATION.
, . ,
St. Paul ...
Louisville .
Indianapolis
Columbus . .
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Won Lost!:
Pet.
.641
v00
.564
-.663
.474
'.447
.431
.324
..24 V 13
..21 14,
r.2ii
11
14
... .is
,...ii
....17 ;
20
.;
: 23
':2X
Milwaukee
....IS
....11
Toledo
Teeterday's
KeeulU.
Toledo, I; St. Paul, 1.
Louiivllle. 4: Milwaukee, t.
Jndlanapolla, S; Minneapolis,
ON BLUFFS CARD
NEXLTHURSDAY
Charley Peters to Tackle Jack
Gana' in iMain Event;
Miller
Meets
Jack
Solomon.
One week from tonight Charley
Peters, the Sarpy county sheriff,"
will meet Jack Gana, the Firth, Neb.,
heavyweight on - the mat in
the Council Bluffs auditorium un
der the direcjjon of Al Fiori. They
will wrestle a hnish, maten, Dest
two out of three falls.
- That Peters will meet no setup is
evidenced by the record that Gana
displays. He has beaten Pete
Fromme, Chris Sorenson -and a
number of other big men and once
wrestled Champion, Earl Caddock,
losing after 45 minutes of " hard
wrestling.
. The entire card that Fiori will
presentnext Thursday night is one
that xshouW attract a good crowd of
Omaha fans as well as the lovers of
the ' mat , eame in Council Bluffs.
Jack Solomon of Omaha, one of the
popular light-heavyweights a short
time ago, will try a "comeback'
against a youngster, Everett Miller
Of Tabor, la., in a one-fall finish
match. ' ' '
The opening bout will be between
two Council Bluffs lightweight ama
teur wrestlers. This match will be
brimful of pepper, for the simon-
pures always shoot for blood.
Thisvis a card that should make a
fine attraction, for each bout billed
appears as good as either ot the
other two.- Fiori will try the bur
men in the Bluffs for a time and see
if the fans want the heavies rather
than the little" men.
Representative Jeff eris
; Moves Into New Office
Washington. . Tune H. (Special
Telegram.) Wednesday "was mov
ing day for Representative Jeffens.
he having through friendly effort in
his behalf., been able to secure a fine
office on the third floor of the house
office building, not far removed from
his colleague, Judge Kinkaid. Not
content .with the removal of his of
fice, he also .located in his jiew
apartments in the Wyoming, a beau
tiful apartment house on Sixteenth
street, taking with him Judge Evans
of the Third district and Represen
tative L. I. Dickinson of Algoha la.,
who will remain as 'his roommates
until Mrs. Jefferis- and the family
ome to, Washington in September.
$Tar Department Orders.
Washington. June 11. (Special Tele
tram.) First Lt Ernest -W. Blackburn,
air Berries, la relieved from duty at Fort
Omana and will proceed to Camp Dodge.
First Lt John Martin Arnson, medical
corps, is relieved from duty at Chicago
and will proceed to Fort De9 Molnea. First
Lt. John O. Edwards,' Infantry, Camp
Jackson, to Port Dei Moines. First Lt.
William F. Riley, sanitary corps, . Des
Moines, to Columbus, O. "
v . College Games.
Now Tork, June 11. Harvard shut ou..
Princeton today In the deciding game of
their bass ball series, vtha score being S
to . ,
At Ifsw Haven Yalt, 47 Wesleyan, I.
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Unbear able Itching
becomes infected with some impur
ity, and the disease germs break out
through the delicate tissues of thd
skin. They may appear as eczema,
tetter, boils, pimples, Jscaly erup
tions, caused by disease germs in the
blood.
' The real cure, therefore, must be
directed through the blood. And
no remedy has yet been discovered
that equals S. . S. S. for any disor
der of the blood. This great old
remedy Tids he blood of - every
trace o Misease germs, and clears
up the complexion and gives it the
ruddy glow of perfect health. Get
a- bottle at your drugstore today,
and you will soon.be rid of your
tormenting skin, trouble: Also write
at once for expert medical advice
regarding your own case. Address,
Medical Director, 263 Swift Labora
torjAtlaata; Ga. Adv, ; -
BROWNS' PITCHER
17IHS MOUND DUEL
FROri MACK MEN
Shocker Outpitches Rogers
ana si. louis wms
. Game by the Score
Philadelphia, June 11. Shocker
had the better of a pitchers battle
with Rogers and St Louis won from
Philadelphia today"4 to '3. Sisle
knocked the ball over the right-field
wall in the fourth inning.. Score
" , ST. LOUIS.!
AB. H. O. B
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H. O. K.
Witt. If 4 V I 1
Orov'r, lb 1 . 0 S ,
Roth, rf 4 11 t
Walker, ef 4 1 S t
Aus'n. 3b 4 I t 0
Oed'n, 2b
Sit
Tobtn, if
Sleler, lb
Jac'n, f
Dem't rf
Oe'ber. sa
Sever'd, e
Sh'ker, p
16 1
4 I 11
4 0-4
Sai l
ai i
10 s
5 1 0
Burns, lb 4 1 11 1
Dugan, se I 1 Ml
Tho as. lb 4 0 I 0
Perk's. o I 4 6
Rogers, vie 0
etmnnon 10 9 8
Kinney.
Totals IS S IT . I Totals SI SIT S
Batted for Rogers in eighth.
St Louis oiilooe i 4
Philadelphia ....... U ! t M 0 d 01
Three-base hits: Walker, Gerber, Koth.
Home runs: - Austin. Sisler. Stolen base:
Sisler. Sacrifice hits: Tobln. Oeroer.
Sacrifice flies; Severeid. Dugan. Double
Play: Gerber, Oedeon and Staler. Left
on bases.-' St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 4.
Bases on balls Off Rogers 3. off Shock
er 1, off Kinney I. Hits:. Off Rogers t
In eight Innings; off Kinney, non in one
innlg. Hit by pitcher; By Rogers (Sev
ereid.) Struck out: By Rogers 2. by
2- D
Los-
Shocker 3. Passed ball: Severeid.
Ig pitcher: Rogers." V-
- r Sdx Make
It Two. .-
Boston. June 11. Chicago mads it two
straight from Boston today, winning I to
0. A pass,' two scratch hits and an error
b ' Barry gave the visitors . two in the
first. Singles by E. Collins and Jackson
and a sacrifice to Barry, gava Chicago
a third run. scora: i
CHICAGO, i 1'V BOSTON.
AB. H. O. B.L AB. H. O. .
T.-h'M rf a I 1 ft Hooner, rf 4 Sift
Wver. lb S
E. C'a, lb t
mjisarry, o e
5j 8 trunk, cf 4
ft Gainer, If 4
1 S
A ft
1
1 II
1.
ll
J'ksen, If 4
Felsch. ctia
OlMcIn'a, lb 4
SiSchang, a t
0 1 Walters, 0 1
ftlVitt, lb I
Gandll, lb 4
Rlsb'C. aa t
Lynn, e S
Warns, p 4
O'Scott, ss
I) 1
I ft
Mays,
- ( . I -,, . r
Totals..10 -7 27 0 'Totals...!!
Chicago . 2 ft ft 0 ft 0
4 IT I
0 1 ft I
0 ft 09
Boston ............ ...S ft ft 0 0 ft
Stolen bases: Lelbold, Gandll.
Sacrifice
Sacrifice
hits: Weaver. E, Collins. Vltt.
fly: Felschv. Left on basest- Chicago 6,
Boston T. Bases on balls: -6ff Williams
2. off Maya 3. Struck out: by Williams 4.
by Mays 7.
Yankees Blank Tigers. .....
New York. June 11.. In the presence of
1,009 boy scouts, New York shut out De
troit today by a score of 7 to ft. Quinn
wan piactlcally1 untttable, Cobb s two
singles being scratch hits. The Yankees
brougt Dutch Leonard from tha mound in
the sixth. Score:
DETROIT. I NEW YORK.
AB. H. O. E.I AB. H. O.
Bush, as - 3
o'Vick, rf
Young, 2b 3
Cobb, cf 3
Veach, If S
H'm'n, lb 4
FVt'd.rf 4
llP'pa'h, ss
01 Baker, 3b
0 Lewis, It
0Pipp..lb
0! Pratt, 2b
ZlBodie, cf
OiHannah, c
Jones, 3b 4
Alns'h. c 4
Leon'd, p S
Love, p . 0
Shorten 1
OIQulnn, p
v
ft
0
Ellison 1
Totals.. 32 5 24 I
Totals...3 11 2T 4
Shorten batted for Leonard In seventh.
xEUison batted for Lovs In ninth.
Detroit ft ft 9 9 9 9 ft ft 0
New York 9 9 0 4 19 10 x T
Stolen base: Cobb Veach, Plpp. Atn-
smlth. Sacrifice bit: Bush. Doubleolays:
Young Bush, Heilmann; Bush, Young,
Heumann; npp,- recmnpaugiu ieit on
bases: New York S, Detroit 11. ' Bases on
balls: off Quinn 6, off Leonard 1, off
Love I. Hits: off Leonard, ft in aix in
nings; off Love, 2 in two Innings. Struck
out: by Quinn 2, by Leonard 1, by Love 1.
Losing pitcher; Leonard.
" Senators Double On Indians.
.Washington. June 11. Washington
batted opportunely against three of the
four pitchers used by Cleveland today
aid evened up the aeries by winning, 8
to I. S . -
Manager Griffith was notified by Presi
dent Johnson of the American league to
day that he had been suspended indefi
nitely on account of challenging a decl
alon by Umpire Nallln In yesterday's
game. Score:
CLEVELAND. I WASHINGTON.
AB. H. O. E.I AB. H. O. E
Oran'y. If 4
0' Judge, lb 4 1
13 0
C'man, as 4
91 foster, 3b 4 8
0' Milan, cf i 9
OlBlce, tf J 1
ftiM phy, If 4 I
Bp ker, cr 4
Wood, rf 8
G'ner, 8b 4
W'a'a, 2b I
ft! Atf'nrttv S
J'ston. lb 8 1 1
01 Shanks, 2b 4
O'Neill, c 2 2
J'eon, p 0 ft
Phll'ps. p 9 9
Uhle. p 19
Jasper, p 1 9
xN'ker, ell
OIMcB'e, ss 3
0 Harper, p 8
o:
of
o'
SI x '
zLunte 1 9
1
Totals.. 31 7 24 0 Totals... 33 18 27 0
Rain for O'Neill in seventh.
xBatted for Jaspr in seventh.
zBatted for Phillips in ninth.
Cleveland .X 0 2 0 00910 03
Washington ..I 1 0 1 0 0 2 ft x 8
Two-base hits: Foster, Murphy. Stolen
bases; Foster, Rice (2), Judge.. Sacrifice
hits: Wambaganss, McBrlde. Sacrifice
fly: Johnston. Left on bases: Cleveland
atiiaV
;r-NE3rr.:.ieMK;-
GOLFERS are getting brieen
curfew has been flattened.
,
" With all the glue parlors out, we'll have to read the papers to see who
cops the Toledo skirmish. ' ' s
j. - v. - ... - ; ..- -
Well, as Tommy Lipton chirped, anybody can be a good loser with
enough practice.fr I x ' -
' . f. - . ,
Chicago street car company, claims credit for idea of skip-stopping
the ocean. . , , . -
V .' .. ' '
Fathead from Boston buzzes- us that love is what makes a new hus
band think his brbide's cooking is something to eat - j"
Heavier-lhan-water thirsts are out. , . - v t
- ...)
In, a year or so. we will probably read of the first -blushing White
House bridegroom leaning on the arm of the presidentess.
. t af &
- Looks like the American is an eight-cornered, race. between White
Sox and Cleveland. - t f .
' ,
Can't blame a' red-beaked sap for holding onto his sudden evaporting
rye. The white man gave the red man his first drink, but you can't ex
pect him lo give him his last - . i
Willard is knocking hisv scuffling partners colter than kultur. but you
never, piped av prima donhV who
could, sing better than she coulch did
I ,, 1 . . . .1 U f. j
Before boosting this-guy Columbus. dizzy, why not find out whether
Isabelle ever got her jewelry back? " . . -
, Josies are an in-and-out. team of patters. First they're in a hole and
they they're out At first , .. . ' ' '
.WiNard has ht satisfaction of knowing 'that nobody can ever whip
him 100,000 smackers' worth. ' " , . , ' ' V , ,
The business of give-and-take ; doesn't applyto sparring partners.
Thev're there to take 'em on the beezer andato smile-ofetLr like a kid
SILK HAT HARRY
. , , i i v- , . ; 11 1 ' ' ; 1 1 ; 1 " " -
CUBS WIN FIFTH
STRAIGHT GAME;
DEFEAT PHILLIES
Game Called in Eighth Inning
on Account of Rain;
Douglas Outpitches
' Woodward.
Chicago, June 11. Chicago-won
its fifth -tonsecutive game today by
defeating Philadelphia, 7 to 2. The
game was called in the eighth on ac
count of rain. The locals hit Wood
ward freely and took a Jead which
the visitors could not overcome be
cause of Douglas' ' good pitching.
Score: v ;
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
AB. JI.
O. E.1 AB. H. O. E.
PTce, 2b 4 1
I l Flack, rf 4 0 I
Wms. cf 4
Meusel, lt 4
Lud's, lb 4
Grav h, rf 4
Balrd, lb I
Slcki'g, art
Cady. e - 2
Clarke, e 1
o;ficK, Zb I
ft Barber, If I
0'Merkle, lb 4
Olfask't, cf 2
liueai,
lb
1'Kllduff. ss
OlKlllefer, e
O'Dougl's, p
0 -
-ft :
ft!
oi .
W'w'rd, p 1
Callahan 1
Smith, p ft
xWhltted 1
Pack'd, p ft
Totals.. 81 I 2T I) Totals.. .21 10 24 2
Batted for Woodward in fourth.
Batted for Smith In seventh.
Philadelphia ..........ft 2 ft 9 ft ft 0 02
Chicago .1 2 2 9-0 0 2 x 7
(Called eighth, rain).
Two-base hit: Pick. Three-base hits:
Cravath, Merkle. Stolen base: Pick. Sac
rifice hit: Barber. Double plays: Balrd
(unassisted); Sicking to Pearce; Kllduff
to Pick to Merkle. Left on bases: Phil
adelphia S, Chicago 6. Bases on balls:
olrr Woodward 2, off Smith 1. Hits: Off
Woodward, ( in three innings; off Smith,
1 in three Innings; off Packard, 8 in one
inning. Hit by pitched ball: By Woodward
(Passart). Struck out: By Douglaa 2,
by Smith 1. Wild pitch: Woodward.
Losing pitcher: Woodward.
Braves Stop Cardinals.
St. Louis, June 11. Boston stopped St.
Louis' winning streak today, beating tha
locale S to 4. An error by Heathcote and a
hit batsman Ty Doak with the bases filled
In the .eighth cost St Louis -the game.
Score; v
BOSTON. ST. LOUIS.
AB. H. O. E. AB. H. O. E.
M'vlUe, ss 4 ft 8 ft Smith, ri I I ft 0
H'zoir 2b 4
I S 01 Miller, lb 4 3 10 ft
1 ft lj'Shotton ft ft 0 ft
l'l ft Stock, 2b S 1 10
2 1 0 H'sby, 2b 8 1 1 1
8 1 0lHcote, cf 4 0 4 1
ft 3 OlMcH'ryi if 3 0 8 0
1 0 ' olLavan, ss 4 I I ft
Powell, rf 4
bruise, cf S
Holke, lb 4
Thorpe, If 4
B'b'r'a, 3b 1
Wilson, c 3
5, Washington S. Base on balls: off
Uhle 1, off Harper 1. Hits: off Uhle. 4
in two innings; off Jasper, S in four In
nings; off Jsmieson, 3 in one Inning; off
Phillips, 1 in one Inning. x Hit by pitched
ball: By Harper (O'Neill).' Struck out: By
Harper 4, by Uhle 3, by Jasper 1. Losing
pitcher: Uble. I ' . v
again since
'
nonessential industry
would stand for understudies who
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Copyright 1111. IntaraaUoifl
Nehf, P I ft 0
'demons, c 1
xburn 0
Dll'efer, 1
Snyder, o I
G'dwln, p 1
zSchulti , 1
M'd ws, p ?l
Doak; p 0
"Paulette 1.
Totals..ll I 27 1
Totals.. .8 I 27 2
Ran for Millar In ninth.
xRan for Clemons in fifth. '
(Batted for Goodwin in fifth.
.Batted for Doak in ninth.
Boston ..............ft ft 1 1 I ft
.--.. u x I. i u t, a i n
St. Louis . ...... ...0 ft 9 0 1 2 0 0 1 t
Three-base hits: Powell, gnyder. Stolen
base: Herzog. Sacrifice hits: Nehf,
Blackburne. Sacrifice fliee: Blackburne,
Wllci. Left on 'bases: Boston 7, St.
Louis I. Base on balls: Off Nehf 2, off
Goodwin 1, off Meadows 1, off Doak 1.
Hits: Off Goodwin, 6 in five Innings; off
Meadows, 2 in two and one-third Innings.
Hit by pitched ball: By Nehf (Miller), by
Doak (Blackburne). Struck out: By
Goodwin 2, by Doak 1. Paused ball: dem
ons. Losing pitcher: ' Meadows.
Reds Win -Duel.
Cincinnati, June 11. Cincinnati won a
close pitchers' battle from New Tork to
day 2 to 1. Score:
NEW TORK. CINCINNATI.
AB. H. O. E.I AB. H. O. E.
Burns, If 2
ft'Rath, 2b B
OfD'bert, lb 4
0 0
2 13
1 3
0 1
0 2
0. 2
0 II
ft 4
ft 1
Young, rf 4
Chase, lb 4
Doyle, 2b 2
Kauff, cf 4
Z'man. 3b 4
Fl'ber, ss 8
Gonz'es, e 2
McCarty ft
xCausey ft
Smith, e ft
ScHupp, p 2
King 1
Perrltt. o ft
Groh, 3b 3
Roush, cf 4
Nele, rf 3
Kopf, ss '3
Br'ssl'r, If 2
Wlngo, c 8
Rueth'r, p 8
I
ft ft
9 ft
Totals..!! 2 24 2
Totals. ..27 3 27 2
Batted for Qsnzales in eighth.
xRan for McCarty in eighth.
Batted for Schupp in eighth.
New Tork ft it 0 0 0 0 0 01
Cincinnati 00200000 x 2
Two-base hit: Daubert Stolen base:
Rath, Daubert. Double plays: Wlnro to
Kopf;. Groh ' (unassisted); Fletcher to
Doyle to Chase. Left on bases: New
Tork S, Cincinnati 5. Bases on bails: Off
Ruether 4, off Schupp 3, off Perrltt 1.
V yf TJUT a pipe in your 1
.tils maiaswisisiia
., . r- . .,.,.(.. '.
Drawn for
Newa Service
Hits: Off Schupp 3 in seven Innings; off
Perrltt 1 in one inning.' Struck out: By
Reuther 1, by Schupp -8, Passed ball:
Gonzales. Losing pitcher: Schupp.
Pirates Lick Dodgers Again.
Pittsburgh, Juno 11. Pittsburgh de
feated . Brooklyn again today, 8 to 3.
Manager Bezdek was ordered to the club
house by Umpire Rlgler for protMtlng
decisions on balls and strikes. Score: -
' BROOKLTN. I PITTSBURGH.
AB. H. O. E. AB. H. O. E.
Olson, as 4 2 1 0 Blgbee, ef 4 1 4 0
T'ston, cf 4 2 ( 0 Terry, ss 4 0 4 0
G'flth. rf 4 1 1 OlSteng'l. rf 4 1 2 ft
Wheat, If 4 2 1 OIBo'k'l, 3b 3 , 1 3 0
K'chy, lb 4 ft S w'th, If 8 1 .1 1
Sch'dt, 2b 4 9 3 ftlCuts w, 2b 3 2 1 0
Malo'e, 3b 4 Saler, lb 3 - 0 10 0
Miller, o 3 9 2 TJ'Sch'dt, c 2 12 0
Cadore, p 3 9 1 0'Adams, p 8 1 0 0
Smith, p 0 0 0 Of f
Totals.. 34 124 0 Totals.. .30 8 27 1
Brooklyn ' 1 9 1 9 0 0 ft ft 02 L
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3 x 3
Two-bas'j hit: Malone. Stolen base:
Stengel. Double plays: Olson, Schmandt
and Konetchy; Cutshaw, Terry and Saler;
Terry, Cutshaw and Saler. Left on bases:
Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 8 Hits: off
Cadore, 7 in seven and one-third Innings;
off Smith, 1 in two-thirds Inning. Struck
out: by Cadore 1,- by Adams 2. Losing
pitcher: tladore.
Mike Gibbons Fights Fast
Draw AAith George Chip
Terre Haute, Ind., June 11. Mike
Gibbons of St.- Paul, and George
Chip of Newcastle, Fa., contenders
for the middleweight championship,
fought ten fast' rounds to a draw.
Thrill at King Park.
A new attraction promised at
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billed as. the "Fearless Greggs."
The two machines attain a terrific
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TULSA LOST ONLY
WESTERN LEAGUE
GAME PLAYED
Two Errors and a Hit Give
the Miners Victory Over
the Oiiers by 4
to 3 Score.
Tulsa, Okla., June 11. Errors by
Goodwin and Diltz and Crutcher's
hit in the ninth inning today gave
Joplin the deciding run' in the open
ing game of the series. Score:
' TULSA.
JOPHN.
AB. H. O. K
AB. H. O. E,
Bro'w, cf 8
Wuffll, ss 4
niltz, If 4
at'y, lb 4
Cle'd, 3b 3
Davis, rf 4
Goo'n. 2b 3
Manion, c 4
Bayne, p 2
Burke 1
. Totals 32
Smith,
cf 4 1 1
Tho'n. 3b 4
0
2
0
0
2
1
Boeh'r. If 4
Brle'k. lb 8
Huls't, 2b 2
M'lver, rf 8
Lamb, ss 4
Dla'ond. c 4
Crutc'r, p 8
14
0
3
ft
7
ft
1
1
1
1
7 27 2
Totals 21 7 27 2
Brks batted for Bayne In ninth.
Tulsa . .0 ft ft 1 1 0 1 0 03
Joplin ..0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 14
Two base hits: Dltz, Mclver. Home
run: Boehler. Sacrifice hits: Wuffll.
Cleveland, Bayne, Hulswltt, Crutcher.
Stolen base: Wuffll. Bases on balls:
T . 1 . 4 ,TI . k - 1 1 1 ..It.
Smith. Struck out: Bayne 5; Crutcher 5.
Left on bases:- Tulsa 8; Joplia 6. Double
play: Bayne to Slattery. Tims 1:44. Um
pires: Daly and Bchaffly. -
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OMAHA GOLFERS
GET GOOD SCORES
ST, LOUIS MEET
Jack Hugjies of Omaha. De
feats Fellow Townsman;
B. G. Guinand Defeats
Wichita Player.
s - -r
' St. Louis, June 11. Nelson Whit
ney of New Orleans, Javored for ,
the championship of the Transmis
sissippi golf tournament at the St.
Louis Country, club today, met a
tartar iti W. K. Cossman, a public
links' player of t. Louis, but after
being three dow at he turn in tha
first round of match playj squared
the match ana won two up.
. C P. Jaffray of Minneapolis had
no difficulty in eliminating Frank
Lynch of St. Louis,- six and four,
and will meet Whitney this after
noon in the second round.. v
Jack Hughes of Omaha defeated
S. W. Reynolds of Omaha and 1917
titleholder. 4(and 3. Harry Legg of
Minneapolis defeated L. G. Carter r
of Memphis, 2 and 1, B. G. Gui
nand, Omaha, defefited T. B.Grif-v
fith. Wichita, 4 and 3. J.E. Nur
gent' of Kansas City, president pf
the association, defeated - John P.
Cady, Rock Wandyill., 4 aad3. ' ' ,
L D. Bromfield, Denver, defeated
E. C Lorton, Excelsior-Springs, S
and 3. Arthur Bonebrake, Topeka, '
defeated E. A. ; Campbell, Topeka, ,
4 and 3. Stuart Stickney defeated
D. B. Huffey, both of the St Louis
Country clubT 5, up and 3. R. G.
Bush, New, Orleans, defeated J. K.
Wadley, Omaha, 1 up. J. L. John
son, Country club, defeated Chris
Kenney, triple A,2 up and 1. !
E. H. Walker, Country dub, de
feated Cy Moore, Country club, 3
up and 2. R. Bockenkamp, Forest ;
Park, defeated Sterling Edmunds,
Country club, 6 up and S. v. Carl W,
Bock, Sunset" Hill, defeated Clar.'
ence Wolff, Algonquin, 2 up and 1.'
Roger Lord, Algonquin,, defeated,
Eddie Limberg, Country club, 1 up.
Computation of scores made in
the Brock cup competition today
showed the trophy was won by the
team of the Omaha Field club', with
a total of 660 strokes. The winning
team is composed of S. ,W.f Rey-
nolds. Jack Hughes, B. G. Guinand
and Blaine Young, j The St. Louis
Country club was second, with 667.
L. B. Bromfield of Denver de
feated E. C. Lorton, Excelsior
Springs, Mo., 5 and 3. Arthur .Bone- .
brake, Topeka, (defeated , E. A,
Campbell, Topeka, 4 and 3. R. E,
Knepper, Sioux City, la., defeatea
Blaine Young, Omaha, 3 and 2.
Today's Calendar of Sports. 1
St, Paul, Minn., June
11. Score:
R. H. , I.
i I j
..I....1 s . s
Murphy; MtrrltL
Toledo
St. Paul
Batteries: Miljus and
Monroe and Hargrave.
Minneapolis, Juno 11.' Score:
i- ,H. B.
Indianapolis .....S 14 .1
Minneapolis 4 10 1
Batteries: Steels and Leary ; Robertson
and Gromes, - . .
Milwaukee, Wis., Juns 11. Score: S
: " r. h. fc.
Louisville i....Y...4 11 ,i
Milwaukee S J ' : 1
Batteries: Xavl and Meyer; Wllliama
and Huhn.
Prlnrm Albert it npplitd in foopy
rmd bama. tidv rmd tin, hamdmamm
pound m4 half pound tin humidan
pdi that classy, prmciicat
pound ctyttul pirn humidor with
tuonpu moifMr topJhmt hoop thm '.
tatmeeu im tuch ptrfuet condition.
rwho hasdust -seen Santa Claus and all hi reindeer. ,! -' ' ,
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