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The Omaha. Bee UNDAY PART THREE SPORTS AND AUTO PART THREE FINANCIAL WANT 'ADS VQL. XLIX NO. 49. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1920. 1 C PRICE FIVE CENTS OVT8WB OMAHA AND OOtTN 4nlVIJ ViiniO Clu ULIH'8. IKN CENTS. : ; ; '! Against Sioux City P aimer o to Twirl Cuban Today ItOURKES DROP FIRST ONE TO SIOUXjNDIANS After Winning Five Games In Row, Locals Return Home and Lose to Sioux City. The Rourkes broke their winning streak of five straight games yes .terdsy' when they dropped the open ing contest of the series to Sioux City. The score was 7 to 5. Pa's Cuban twirler, Emilio Pal mero, the . only Western league pitcher who has ,pitched a no-hit, no-run game this season, and, who, by the way, is the league's best moundman, will take the hill this afternoon at 3:30 prepared to curb the wily Sioux. OMAHA Ad. H. H. PO. A. E. Clslason, 3b 0 t 4 waidell, lb s Platt. cf 4 Itonlra. rf S Lellveli. lb 4 X 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 14 i 0 0 0 0 IM, If S Mason, la S Hale, e 4 r Kopp. p t ftrhatsman p .... 0 Maullin .'. t xLlngla , 1 S5 27-11 Ratted for Kopp In seventh. aBatted for Sehatiman In ninth, BIOIX CITY AB. R. H. PO. Crouch," rf Marr, 2b Itefato, as ..... ' Jtnhlnson, ef . .. Keirhle. If MrCandless, lb Altermatt, 3b . flormaa, ...... BasmusMn, p . ; 6 8 2 .. 4 2 3 2 13 1 2 0 i i 0 II I i II It 1 Omaha 0 0 1 0 0 1 8 05 Bloui City 00500002 07 Kerned Bum: Omaha, 1; Sioux City, 2. Two baa hit: Platte, Wel Hell, 'MeOandlem, Dorman, Kasmussen. ' Wild pitch, Kopf. Bane on ball: Off Kopf, 4 1 off KaamnMrn, 8 off Schati- , luaa, none. Struck out: By Kopf, ; by Scbataman, 1 by Kasmussen, 2. Left on . baaea: Omaha, 5; Hloux City, 6. Doubio play, Defate to Marr: , Empires: Becker and Buckley. Oilers Take Swatf est - From Joplin Miners Joplin, Mo., May 22. Tulsa won a - swatfest from Joplin here, 10 to 7. Bunched hits and costly errors by the Miners gave the Tulsa team the long end of the score. The hits and errors were even, but Tulsa's fum bles were not costly. Umpire Wil son chased Lamb, Joplin right field er, from the game in the third inning when Lamb objected to being called out at second on an attempted steal. Con Ion, outfielder with the Tulsa team, was sold today to the Wich ' ita club and has departed to join that team. ; tULSA. I JOPLIN. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A. Burks, If 6 0 3 0 Bog-art, If 4 14 0 Graham, lb 4 1 13 0 Ham ton,3b Clevel'Mb S S 3 slKrueger, 2b 4 Tiarney, aa 4 2 2 4 Snyder, c 4 Davit, rf 2 1 0 O'Lamb. rf 1 Connelly.cf 4 2 4 nlBoehler. rf 3 M'Man's.Jb Its 4Wagner, cf 3 Sobbing, o 4 1 1 SYockey, aa 6 Adamf.p 4 10 3Strong, lb 6 v IMarka, p 2 Total 33 It 27 lClOibaon. p 1 I Donovan, p 0 Dunn 1 1 3 4 0 2 1 3 3 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' ' Totala 37 12 27 11 Batted for Gibaon in eighth. TuUa 0 0 0 4 1 4 1 0 010 Joulln 04000011 07 Runs; Tulsa. Burke, Graham (2), Cleve land (2). TUrney. Uavl. Connolly f2), Adam; Joplin. Krueger, Boehler. Yockey, Strong (3), Marks. Errors: Tulsa, Mc Manu (I). Graham: Joplin, Yockey, Wag ner. Hamilton. Base on balls: Off Marks, 1: off Ulbson, 1; off Adams. 6. Sacrifice hits: Connelly, Snyder. Sacrifice fly: Tierney. Hit by pitcher: By Gibson '(Davis): by Donovan (Davis). Left on bases: Tulna, 7: Joplin. 0. Stolen base: Connelly. Cleveland. Lamb. Wagner, Krue ger. Snyder. Two-base hit: Bogart. ' Three-base hltg: Strong. Connelly. Cleve land. Home run: Davis. Struck out: By Marks, 1: by Gibson, i. Double play: Tienrey. McManus and Graham. Umpire: Fitspatrick and Wilson. Time: 2:15. Saints Pile Up Early Lead and Beat Boosters St. Joseph, Mo., May 22. The Saints piled tip a substantial lead in the early iiyiings here against the Des Moines Boosters and won the first game of the series, 9 to 2. f. PES MOINES. I ST. JOSEPH. AB.H.O.A.f AB.H.O.A. O'Connor.cf S 2 1 OlB'nowIt. cf t 2 0 Coffey, 2b 6 2 4 21 3'baker, Sb -4 2 13 M'Dott.3b 6 1 1 SKelleher, s 4 2 2 2 Met, rf . 4' 2 oUvalker, rf 4 12 0 Brten. If 4 10 1 Kirby, If 4 2 0 0 'French, 4 0 2 6bonroy. 2b 4 3 6 3 Hasb k. lb 4 3 10 OiOroth. lb 4 0 110 , Anderson.o 4 2 4 OlCroaby, o 4 0 0 0 Mer. p 3 0 0 3Ros, p 4 10 3 Lone 1 0 0 Total 3 13 24 131 Battd for Mer in ninth. , T) Molnea -0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 02 Josenh 2113000 2 i St. Josenh. Rose. Conroy,. Kirby. Kelleher (3), Brubaker. Bonowit Ki). errors: oi. Joseph, BrubakeT; Dea.Moine. French (2). Breen, Met. McDermott 3). Earned .... rt Mnines. 1: St. JoaeDh. 6. Struck out: By Mer. 4. Hit and earned runs: Off Boa. 6 hits, 1 run; off Mer. ,13 nits, 6 ran. Left on baae: Des Molae. 10; St. Joaeph, 6. Two-base hit: ' Kirby, ..hmnk. Conrov. Brubaker. Anderson, walkar. Passed ball: Crosby. Sacrifice hit: Bruhaker. Umpire: Lauzon and . Baker. Time: 1:30. East's mree i npies neip Wichita Beat Oklahoma City . Wichita. Kan.. Mav 21 Bowman easily blanked the Oklahoma City Indians ana wicnua won us .ui rme of the series. 3 to 0. East won , the game for Wichita with his three douDies. WICHITA. I AB.H.O.A. Bmlth. cf 4 16 0 OKL. CITT. AB.H.O.A. Moeller. If 3 12 0 Berger, aa 3 Butler. 3b 4 Bark, lb 4 0 2 Moore, cf 2 Pitt, rf 4 1 4 llL'd'more.Sb 4 Waahb'n.Sb 4 3 6 Hughea, 2b 4 Cor. rr i o i Darrtnger.sa 3 Shannon.lb 2 Griffith. 0 2 Salisbury, p 3 Stoner. p 0 Bast. If 3 Taryan. 2 - Bowman, p 3 t 1 3 4 t 1 .Total 11 19 37 12!'Ramey 1 r lUumn'rlM 1 Total! 80 24 11 Batted for Salisbury In seventh. xBatt.d for 8bannon In sixth. Oklahoma City .... M t t I M t 00 Wichita ... 11000010 x I Buna: Wichita. 'East (3). Berger. Error: Wichita. 0; Oklahoma City, Pitt and Stoner. Base en 4lls: Off Bowman 3, oft Salisbury 1. Left on bases: Wichi ta . Oklahoma City 7. Twobaae hits: East (3). Hughes. Stolen bases: Smith, Moor. Hits ana runs: urr Salisbury, I ' In 2. and. Innings. Off Stoner 2 and I In" T "Timing. - Double plays: Dariinger, Hughe and Shannon; -8truek out: ' By i Bowman t, by Stoner S. Umpire: Daley aa Lip, . Ttou: I Members of North Dakota Boxing Champs of Navy S Wumut 1.. i 'f' Boasting two champion boxers, the jackies of the U. S. S. North Da kota are lauding it over the balanc? of the Atlantic fleet. During the three months' stay in southern waters boxing tournaments for . the championship of the fleet were staged. Steve Muchio and Frapk L. Motorcyclists Book Endurance Contest v -. For unday, June 13 The Omaha Motorcycle club stages its annual 300-mile endurance con test Sunday, June 14. Fifty or more machines will probably take part. ' The route run will be from Omaha to Fremont, then north to Sioux City. Ia., and return through Onawa, la. Road conditions of all kinds will be met on this route. A schedule of 25 miles an hour will be maintained and checking stations will be estab lished at Fremont, Neb. bioux City, Onawa, la., and Omaha. Riders who arrive at the checking stations before the scheduled arrival or after will be penalized a certain number of points and the score of the winner will-be 'figured from these results. The contest is no longer a test of the motorcycle and its i.bility to stand .up under severe strain, but is rather a contest of the rider s ability to drive his machine at a scheduled rate of speed for hours at a time. A number of prues will be offered. Two 6lasses of motorcycles will be permitted to enter. , One of these classes is for solo machines and the other for motorcycles with sidecars. Out of town vriders who wish to enter the contest can obtain information from the Secretary of the Omaha . i Willie Jackson, who meets Ritchie Mitchell June 7, in the next big attraction in Milwaukee, is certainly a great money maker. 'Since Jan nary 12 Jackson has had fourteen rights, for wich he has netted him- elf $33,000. . ; Everything for the Automobile If, there is anything in particular you wish for your car we have t If you want to establish a point' where you can buy everything . for your car at any time try our store. , . Goodyear fires , , Marathon Cord Tires Veedol Oil ' ' ' Troup Auto Supply Co. New Location 2027 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Phone Doug. 5230 Martin, both of the North. Dakota, won the welterweight and heavy weight championships respectively. In the photograph, from lef t.to right, are Steve Muchio, welterweight title holder; J. J. Herrmann, trainer, and Frank L. Martin, heavyweight cham pion. . .' - ' ; ri r t . m uose Entry List for Women's Swimming Championship June I Entry blanks for the first Ne braska women's championship swimming meet must be in by June 1, according to the announcement made yesterday by Pete Wendell, who will conduct the meet. Any woman or girl resident of Ne braska will be allowed to compete. The Council Bluffs Y M. C. A. has been given permission to send a team. , The meet will be held in Nicho las Senn hospital tank, June 16. Gold, silver and bronze medals will' be given as prizes and the winner of the meet will be Nebraska's champion. . Open championship events are as follows: 20 yards swim, free style. 40 yards swim, free style. 11 yards swim, free style. 220 yards swim, free style. American Association. . At Milwaukee v R. H.E. Toledo 4 7 3 Milwaukee 8 11 3 Batteries: Brady and Murphy; North and Gaston. At St.. Paul Lpuiaville-St. Paul game postponed rain. I At Minneapolis Indianapolis-Minneapolis game postponed rain. At Kama City R. H.E. Columbus 6 6 0 Kansas City 2 8 -l Batteries: Mulrennan and Wagner; Tuero, Bolden and Brock. The maximum total weight, in cluding vehicle and load, in New York statcis 25,000 pounds. 9 DODGERS BREAK WINNING STREAK OF PITTSBURGH Brooklyn Wins, 4 to Getting All Its Runs In the Fourth Inning. 1, Pittsburgh, May 22. Brooklyn broke Pittsburgh s winning streak, winning, 4 ,to 1. The local team had previously won five straight games. Brooklyn scored all its runs in the fourth inning on three singles, a two-base hit and Grimes' three-base drive. Wisner then relieved Cooper and allowed only one hit during the remainder of the game., Pittsburgh scored in the eighth on two singles and a sacrifice fly. BROOKLYN. I PITTSBURGH. AB.H.O.A.! AB.H.O.A Olson. 2b 4 Ward, as 3 Johnston. rf 3 Wheat, If 4 Myers, cf 4 Kon'chy.lb 4 Kllrtuff. 3b 4 Miller, c 4 Grimes, p 3 2iBlebee. If 3 llMcK'nie, 3b 2 fl Carey, cf 4- 0 S worth, rf 4 4 14 i)'Whred,3b,lf 4 4 2 9 0 Cutshaw, 2b 3 4 13 1 Caton, ss 4 4 0 6 0 Grimm, lb 4 3 10 3 Schmidt, c 4 Cooper, p 1 33 10 27 7 'Nicholson 1 Wisner, p 1 xHlnchman 1 Totala Totals 36 3 27 13 Batted for Cooper In fifth, x Batted for Wisner In ninth. Brooklyn 00010000 04 Pittsburgh 00000 0 0 1 01 Runs: Brook yn. Klldurr. ivonecr.y. Myers, Wheat; Pittsburgh, Carey. Errors: Brooklyn. Johnston: Fittsuuran. none. Two base hits: Konetchy, Carey, Caton. Three base hit: Urlmes. stolen Base: Carey. Sacrifice hits: Ward. Cutshaw. Double plays: tmes, Caton and Grimes: Schmidt and McKechnle. Left on basr: Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 0. Bases on balls: Off Wisner 1. Hits: Off Grime, 3 In Boston Beats Bed. Cincinnati, May ii. Boston broke It Inslnir streak of eiirht Karnes at the ex pense of the Reds today, winning 2 to 1. Rudolph was in excellent form and was not scored on until the ninth. Precedinc the game tne wonas cnam- pion penant won by fhe Reds last Octo ber was r.oisiea to ine ubk poio in ten ter field. Governor Cox of Ohio. Mayor Galvln of Cincinnati and Managers Moranand Stalling " headed the parade across the field with a band and the members of the two teams following. innings; off Cooper, in 6 innings; off Wisner, 1 in 4 innings. Struck out: By Grimes 4, by Wisner 2. Winning pitcher: Grimes. Losing pitcher: Cooper. Um pires: Rlgler and Moran. Time: 1:40. BOSTON. AB.H.O. CINCINNATI. AB.H.O.A. Powell, cf 4 13 0 Rath, 2b 8 Daubert, lb 0 Groh. 3b 0 Roush, cf 1 IDunean, if ljKopf, 88 6 Neale, rf oHvingo, c llSallee, p j'See lGBressler, p Pick. 2b Mann, If Sullivan, rf Holke, lb 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 15 0 1 3 3 0 2 0 1 Boeckel. 3b M'nvitle.ss Gowdy, c Rudolph, p 2 Totals 31 9 27 Totals 33 6 27 13 Batted for Sallee in ciRhth. Boston 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 02 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Runs: Boston, roweu. uaranvuie; Cin cinnati, Rath. Errors: Boston, 0; Cincin nati. Duncan, Kopf. stolen bases: Maran- vllle (2). Sacrifice hits: Pick, Rudolph. Double d avs: Groh to Ratn to Daubert;. Kopf to Rath to Daubert; Maranvtlle to Hoike. Left on bases: Boston, ; Cin cinnati. 6. Base on balTs: Off Sallee, 1: off Rudolph, 1. Hits: Off Sallee. 8 in 8 innings: off Bressler. 1 in 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball: Bv Sallee, 1. Struck out: By sallee, l; oy lreseier, l: oy Kuaoipn, 2. Losing pitcher: Saliee. Umpires: Mc Cormick and Hart. Time: 1:36. Cubs Bcu3 l'hlllle. Chicago. May 22. Chicago defnated Philadelphia 15 to 8 In a loosely played slugging match today. Shortstop Ban croft was taken out of the game by Man ager Cravath because of his poor playing and when he went to the bench he en gaged in a wordy altercation with hi manager. CHICAGO. I PHILADELPHIA. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A. 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National League. -New York t St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. American League, Chicago at Washington. St. Loyls at New York. Yesterday's Results. Weatrii League. Sioux City, 7; Omaha, 6. Tulsa, 10: Joplin. . St. Joseph, ; Des Moines. 2. National League. Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburgh, 1. Boston, 2: Cincinnati, 1. Chicago. 15; Philadelphia, 8. . St. Loui, 3: New York. 2. American League. St. Louis. 2; New York, 1. Cleveland, .4; Philadelphia, t Chicago, 10; Washington, 8. Detroit-Boston, postponed. O'Farrell.o 4 0 8 1 Welnert, p 0 0 0 0 Martin, p 5 2 0 6Detts, p 2 0 0 2 "Luderus 10 0 0 Totals 37 16 27 13ICantwell,p 0 0 0 1 - . Gallia, p 10 0 1 . Total 42 16 24 13 Batted for Betts In ninth. Philadelphia 000310 20 28 Chicago 83020700 x 15 Runs: Chicago, Flack, Hollocher (3), Paskert (3). Barber (3), Robertson. Terry, O'Farrell, Martin; Philadelphia, William (4), Stengel (3). J. Miller. Errors: Chi cago, none; Philadelphia, Lebourveau (2), Uancroft (2), J. MWler, Wheat. Two base hits: Barber, Paskert, Robertson, Deal, Williams. Three base hits: Wheat. Home run: Williams. Stolen bases: Terry, Mar tin. Sacrifice hits: Terry, Deal, R. Mil ler. ' Double play: Paillette to Bancroft. Left on bases: Chicago 8. Philadelphia. 6. Base on balls: Off Welnert 2, off Betls, 2, off Cantwell 2. off Martin 1, off Gallia 2. Hits: Off Weinert, 2 in one third Innings; off Betts. 5 in 4 2-8 in nings; off Cantwell. 7 in 2-3 Inning; off Oallia, 2 in 2-3 innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Lewi 1 Deal). - Struck out: By Marfln 5, by Betts 1. by Gallia 1. Passed ball: Wheat. Losing pitcher: Weinert. Umpires: Klera and Emslle. Time: 2:08. Cards Beat Giants. " St. Louis, May 22. St. Louis defeated New York today by tying the score In the ninth and winning In the tenth. 3 to 2. The winning run wa scored off Ben ton on an infield hit, a pass, a sacrifice and a fielder's choice. The first triple play here this season was made by the locals. NEW yuKK.. r or. i.uuis. A Burns, If 6 12 OlShotton. if 4 Young, rf 113 n'sJanvrln 1 .Fletcher, 5 12 lSherdel. p 0 Doyle. 2b 2 10 0IJ. Smith, rf 4 Kauff. cf 3 0 4 OlClemons, c 0 Lear, 3b 4 0 1 3IStock. 3b "4 Kelly, lb 3 1 10 HHornsby, 2b 6 E. Smith, c 4' 2 OlFournler. lb 5 Douglas, p 4 0 0 4iM'H'ry,cf.lf 4 Benton, p 0 0 0 ULavan, ss 4 IDIlhoefer. c 3 Total 32 728 10Hea'cote,cf 1 Haines, p 2 Schultz, rf 1 . Totals 38 12 30 11 Batted for STiptton in ninth. New York 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 St. Louis ........ .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 13 Runs: New York, Young, Fletcher; St. Louis, Fournler. McHenry, Heatheote. Er rors: New York, Benton; St Loun. Stock, Fournler. Two-base hit: McHenry. Sacri fice hits: Kauff, Stock, Lavan. Double plays: Douglas to Kelly to Lear; Lavan to Hornsby to Fournler. Triple play: play: Schulti to Clemons to Fournier. Left on bases: St. Louts, 13; New York. 7. Bases on balls: Off Douglas. 2; off Benton, 2; off Haines, 8; off Sherdel, 1. Hits: Off Douglas, 1 In 8 1-3 Innings (one ojit in ninth); off Benton, 2 in 1 inning; off Haines, 6 In innings: off Sherdel, 1 in 1 Inning. Struck out: By Douglas. 4: hv Haines, 3. Wild pitch: Douglas. Winning pitcher: Sherdel. Losing pitcher: Benton. umpires: yulgley and O'Day. Time: 1:16. itiesy lISJUuSECi; ; Sr. .T3SSSM BROWN HIGGLER EVENS UP DEFEAT IN MATINEE RAGE Star Boy Ingolsbee Wins Free-ForAII Pace From Gray Hal 2:06 Trot Hot Contest. By HARRY K. WHITTED. Racing over a lightning fast track, but bucking a- heart-breaking wind around the lower turn and up the home stretch, Star Boy Ingolsbee yesterday evened up the defeat handed him by Gray Hal a week ago, by winning both heats of the free-for-all pace on the matinee pro gram, the first mile in 2:12J4 and the second in t:l flat. The first heat was the hottest con. test of the two, the two horses racing side by side the biggest part of the route. The last half of the mile was paced in l.Oi'i, with the brown wiggler a length in the lead at the finish. May Day Hal, the third entry in the race, was at no time a contender. owing to his tendency to break. He came out free-legged the first heat. and broke before the first turn was reached. He airplanes badly when he does go off his feet, and the other two were out of reach before he was settled again. In the second heat he wore the submarine rigging, but again went- to a bad break on the first turn. After he got settled this time, however, he showed a burst of speed that left the crowd easoinar. and looked to be a contender up to the five-eighths, when he again went in the air and finished a hundred yards back of the other two: , 2:06 Trot Hot Race. The 2:06 trot, the first.race on the card, furnished olentv of excitement. as it was a horse race from the word in both heats. Mariondale. driven by Roy Owen, had the speed to win, although Maharba, driven by Mar vin Childs, made a strong bid for the honors in both heats. In the sec ond heat, Owen trailed until nearly to the three-quarters, coming from third position and winning at the finish in a thrilling stretch drive. The best time was 2:154. E. O. Hippius, driven by Dr. Wil liams took the 2:16 pace in straight heats, but it was a good -face, which was anybody's clear up to the wire." Uwen, driving i'eter Supel, at tempted to come from behind in the second heat and ade a spectacular bid for first honors, but was unable to cop, and let down before the end of the mile. The green trot was a parade affair, Dr. Townsend wirfning in straight heats. Peggy the Great, by Peter the Great, has a world of speed and is a flashy going chestnut, but several bad breaks forced Owen to finish fourth in the first" heat and second in the lasrheat. - Feature Race Saturday. , A feature of the program next Saturday will be a race for stock yards' horses for a p'urse of $125, put-up by South Omaha stockmen. There are 16 entries in the race, which will be ran in three sections. Eight horses will, stait in each of IlllHliilitliiliiii'iiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininl ! i'IHIIIllilltllfl!lllllHlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllU I! aOaS I j J J Six Reputations ii I! S C T if Six names of unquestioned reputation are at stake in all Velie models which are sold ' ' ' Velie TimkenContjflental Security Motor Co. Ray field and Bijur SECURITY MOTOR CO. 5 B ! S is s . ! S i ii 2204 Farnam St. it " .llll'l1 Atauauai finiiiin..ii ta.iiuiHiiiaia!ittHaiiniiiimiSMtas .:.ilEiniiriHi.aaaiiaiiaiat:iiiiaiiiiii:-iMrii't't.aiiii nitriirnutiiiisiliit .intMijf S '-"''" uiiWiliiiiliiliiliiliil,il:iliiliiininii:iH Where the Amateur Leaguers Play Today City League (Class A). Thlrty-seeond and Dewey Avenue Ne braaka Power Co. against Drlve-lt-Vourelf Co.. 8:80. Blvervlew Park t'nlon Outfitting Co. gainst wgga optical, g:sv. Fontenelle Park llowen Furniture Co, against Paxton-Vlerlings, 8:30. American League (Class B). Miller Park J. B. Boots against Paul son's Fords. 8:30. Elmwnod park, East Easy Kurnltare Co. against Heddne. 3:80: west. Colum Man Ontlral Co. against Federal Reserve uanic, a:au. Booster League (litis B). Thlrty-seeond and Pewey Avenue Maney Milling Co. against Leavenworth Merchants, 1:30. Fnntenelle Park Omaha Printing Co, against Harding Creamery Co.. 1:30. Miller Park Townsend Gun Co. against t'niiup itepanmeni more. i:,tu. Thirty-first and Ames Avenue Rig "H' Hardware Co. against Hprngue Street Mer chant, 3:30. flate City League (Class C). Rlvervlew Park MrKenney Dentists against Vaehal Pharmacy. 1 :SO. Klwood Park, East Hrodegaard Crown gainst Woodman ef the World, 1:80. Thirty-first and Ante Avenue Sham rock against Ramblers, 1 :30. With the Pugs Pal Moore certainly had a lot of respect for Joe Lynch last Mon day when he postponed their bout at Jersey City because Lynch was a pound and a halt overweight. Moore was offered $500 to let Lynch come in 115 1-2 but the Memphis boy would not agree to it. They viil meet next Monday. Joe Burman, Tommy Walsh's can didate for the bantanweight title, ilias been matched to meet Sammy Sandow in a return engagement at Denver, May 25. The boys will weigh 125 ringside and go 12 rounds. Sandow won over Burman in Bal timore about a month ago, but the Chicago boy claims to have hurt h;s hand early in the bout. Resolute Out of Race When Mast Breaks in Middle New Haven, Conn., May 22. The mast of the yacht Resolute was broken off in . the middle as it was finishing the first round of the race with the Vanitie off this harbor Sat urday afternoon. The mast and rigging collapsed to the deck of the sloop. At the time the Resolute was leading the Vanitie ,y one minute. They had completed 15 miles of the 30-mile race. The wind was blowing less than 10 miles an hour. , The Resolute will be towed to Bristol, R. I., to be refitted with a new mast. The tuning-up races here will be called off. two elimination trials, after which the two winners in each trial will compete in the final dash for the purse. The distance will be a quarter of a mile. There will also be four harness races on the program. The summaries follow: 2:06 Trot, Purse $ Mariondale (Owen) 1 1 Maharba (Childs) 2 2 Louanna (Peterson) 3 3 Time, 2:15: 2:19. 2:16 Pace, Puree t K. O. Hlppu (Williams) . 1 1 Vera Wana (Peterson) ....2 3 Peter Supel (Owen) T.....3 3 Time. 2:16; 2:17 tt. Green Trot, Purse Dr. Townsend (Woodcock) ., ...1 ...4 ...2 ...8 Peggy the Great (Owen) .. Ann Perry (Smith) Ermay K. (Ronm) Time. 2:24; 2:20. Free for all race, purse I Star Boy Ingolsbee (Childs) ..1 ..2 ..3 Gray Hal (Thomas) May Day Hal (Woodcock) .. Time. z:izvt; z:iz. Six Reputations at Stake CHAS. R. GARDNER, Mgr. CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN, BEATING ATHLETICS, 4 T0 1 Crowd Swarms Over Field at Close of Game and Hoots Umpire Players See ' Him Safely Off. Philadelphia, May 22. Cleveland defeated the Philadelphia Americans today for the third successive time, 4 to 1. Chapman's and Speaker's hitting was responsible for the vic tory. As a result of several close decisions the crowd swarmed over the field and hooted as Umpire Hil debrand was crossing the diamond to, leave the field. Cleveland players surrounded and escorted him to the dugout. Sox Make , It Three straight. Washington, May 22 Chicago made It three straight from Washington by win ning today' fame, 10 to 6. Zachary for the locals wa knocked out of the box In the third when three passe, a hit bataman and alx hit netted aeven run. CHICAOO. WASHINGTON, AB.H.O A. J.Col'ns. rf 110 0 Murphy.rf 4 2 0 0 K.Cot'ns,2b 4 114 Weaver, ss I 2 3 0 i AB.H.O.A. Judge, lb ' 1 0 ( xShank. lb 4 Milan, If Rice, cf Jackson, If 2 Roth, rf Felsch. cf 4 I Harris. 2b Jourdan.lb 3 1 McMul'n.Sb 3 2 Schalk, c 3 2 Williams, p S 3 liller be, 3b Shannon, Oharrlty, o Piclnlr.h, c Zachary. D Total 30 1 27 7!8chacht. p zJohnson Total 31 12 27 13 Batted for J. Collin In third. xBatted for Judgu In third, i Batted for Schacbt in ninth. Chicago 1 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 010 Washington 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 l Runs: Chicago. J. Collin (2). B. Col lins, Weaver, Jackson, Felsch, jourdan (2), McMullin, Schalk; Washington, snanKi, Rice. Roth. Harris (2). Piclnlch. Error: Chicago, Jourdan; Washington; Judge. I'wo-hase hits: Milan. schalK. KOin. Three-base hits: Jackson, Shannon, Harris, Piclnlch. Sacrifice nita: K. comn.s Mc Mullin, Schalk. Left on bases: Chicago. 12; Washington, 8. Basea on balls: Off Zachary, 4; off Schacht, li off Williams, 1. Hits: Off Zachary, I In 1 1-3 Inning (6 run scored, 2 on base In third); off Schacht, 11 In 2-3 Inning. Hit by pitch er: By Zachary (Jourdan. 2); by Wil liams, S; by Schacht, 2. Losing pitcher; Zachary. Umpire: Connolly and Mortar lty. . JJ Shocker Beata Tank. New Tork. May 22 Bhooker, traded by New York to St. Loails two years ago, defeated the Yankees , here .today, St. Louis ' winning, 2 to 1. Shocker ha won seven out of eight fame from the Yankees In his new uniform. St. Louia scored Ita two run on Thormahlen In the second Inning on Williams' single, Jacob son's triple and a aqueeze play. ST. LOUIS. J NEW TORK. AB.H.O.A.I tuattn. 3b 3 0 0 01 Ward. 3b 1 0 S 3edeon. 2b 4 1 4 3 P'paugh, I Tobin, If 4 12 OlPlpp. lb 0 t 4 11 siller, lb 3 0 6 l vick, rr rt llllams.cf 4 2 2, OlLewls, If Jac'son, rf 3 2 8 OlPratt, 2b severeld, c 4 0 8 4Bodl. cf Qerber, ss 2 2 2 2iHannah, e Shocker, p 2 0 1 Olrhor'len, p l"U uoui Total 23 8 27 10May, p 0 Totala 30 6 27 IS Batted for Thormahlen In eighth. St. Lout 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Runs: St. Louia. Jacobsnn, William; New York. Pipp. Error: 8t. Louis, Oer ber .(2); New Tork, Thormahlen. Two base hits: Jacobson, Vick, Oerber, Plop. Three-base hits: Jacobson, Bodle. Stolen bases: Pecktnpaugh. Gerber. Sacrifice hit: Gerber, Shocker, Slsler, Jacobson. Pratt. Double play: Pratt, Peckinpaugh and PIdd. Left on bases: New York. : St. Louis, 6., Bases on balls: Off Thormahlen, 1: off Mays. 1; off Shocker. 3. Hits: Off Thormahlen, 7 In eight Innings;, off MaysT 1 in one inning, struck out: By Tnorman len. 2: hv Shocker. 7. Loslnr nltcher: Thormahlen. Umpire: Dlneen and Nallln. Time:. 2:05. ii I? s ; 2 a ii ii it s a ; i s si Omaha if tame)" :, it vary i .a , u: