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TRE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1920.
DEFATE'S GREW
BOWS TO DEFEAT
BEFORE ROURKES
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Oscar Fuhr Holds Sioux City
In Check After First Two
Innings While Omaha :
1 Tallies Eight.
While Oscar Fuhr held Sioux City
safely in check after the first two in
nings. Pa Rourke's pennant-chasers
copped the second game of the series
yesterday afternoon before the larg
est crowd the Rourkes have drawn
this year.
The final score was 8 to 3.
The visitors started in great shape
hut they finished in a muddle.
Crouch, the first man up, singled
through the box, Marr walked. An
tonio Defate rolled an easy one to
Gislason. Robinsofi walked, filling
the bases. Reichle whaled a .double
into deep right, scoring two. Mc
Candless and Altcrmatt were easy
outs.
Locals Tie Score.
The Rourkes were Yigflit back at
'em with, two tallies in their half
of the first inning. Gislason drew
a base on balls, but was caught steal
ing. WeidelJ grounded out Platte
singled, Donica walked and lelivelt
Miigled, scoring Platte. With two
strikes on Lee, Harry Donica pil
fered home plate. Score: Omaha, 2;
Sioux City, 2.
y Dorman opened the Sioux's second
session with a single. Fletcher
fanned. Crouch sailed a single over
third, scoring Oorman. Marr and
Defate grounded out. ,
Omaha lit into Fletcher in the
fourth and aided materially by Count
Defeat, chalked up more peaflies and
' put the game in the refrigerator.
All of which angered Count De
feat. '
Manager John .Lelivelt led off the
fourth inning with a neat little single
over short . .Fletcher gTazed Lee's
ribs with a close one and entitled
the Rourke to first base.
Rourkes Make Six.
Mason, singled and Linele
bounced a short one to Deface.
.Tony "saw Manager John scurry
ing homeward and in an effort to
throw John out at home he fired
the ball into the grandstand. Leli
velt and Lee scampered home. Fuhr
grounded out Fletched passed Gis
lason purposely and Weidell lofted
a sacrifice to right field on which
Mason tallied. Platte poled a pop
up just over third when nobody was
looking and made it count for "two
ases. Lingle scored on the hit
Monica sent a liner into right field
ior a single, scoring .Weidell. Dor
man nailed Dpnica at second trying
steal.
That was the end of the scoring.
The crowd had a swell time kid
ling Defate. An adipose gentleman
in the grandstand kept the fans in
gf.t with his suggestions .to Count
Antonio. 4
In the second inninu Defate lined
i foul to the left field fence and Lee
after a hard run turned it into the
most sensational catch made at
Rourke park this year, i
OMAHA.
AB. R.
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BASE k ALL DIRECTORY
Standing of the Teams.
ft. Jos...
Omaha, ...
Wlchlia ..
Jopiin ....
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn .
Boston . . .
Clevelsnd
Boston . .
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w. u PtM w
H 11 .0Tulsa U
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.1 11 .6Tl'Des Moines 13
.14 It -S36 Okl. dir.. If
National League.
AV. U Prt.l W.
17 11 .ftOTIChictgo ,..!
17 II .SS7'M. LOUIS.. 14
.13 10 .Sl!Nw York.. IS
.14 It .siJiPh'delphia u
American Let(K.
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.11 .SSTSt. Louis. .11
.1 It .miPh'dotpbis. 10
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Games Today.
1 Pet
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17 .414
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L. Pet.,
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L Pet
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It .413
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It .311
Westers League.
Rtoux City at Omaha.
Doe Moines at Ki. Joe.
Wichita at Oklahoma City.
Joplia at Tulsa
National League.
New Tork at St. Louie.
Brooklyn at Pittsbuigh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at, Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia. '
Bt Louie at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Yesterday's Results,
Waaler League.
Omaha, t: Stout: City. S."
Wlrhita. ; Oklahoma City. lY
T)ea Moines, 4; St, Joseph. 1.
Tulsa-Joptln, no game.
National League. "
Boston, T: Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago. It; Philadelphia. 3.
St. Louis. : New Tork, 4.
Pittsburgh. 1; Brooklyn, .
American League.
New York. 3: St. Louis, I.
Philadelphia, t; Cleveland, 1.
Washington, t; Chicago, L
TOTAL RUNS SCORED
High aoore, Chicago
WESTERN LEAGUE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sunday . .
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again attacked Allison's slants vici
ously. Score:
DISS MOINES. I ST. JOSEPH.
AB.H.O.A.I ' AB.H.O.A
O'Connor.ct lit !B'nowltz, cf 4 1 t 8
B'baker, 3b 4
ZiKelleher, as 4
oilValker, rf 4
OiKlrby, If
Coffey. 2 b
M'D'ott, 3b
Slots, rf
Breen, If
French, as
Hasb'k, lb
Anderson,c 4
Buckalew, p 1
Totals
3 0
I 1
1 1
0 t
1. t
0 14
1 3
1 0
6ponroy, lb
'lOroth, lb
'((Crosby, c
4 Allison, p
I'Shestak
33 11 27 17Lynch, p
1
1 1
1 1
1 1
0 3
1 11
6
0 0
e o
t o
Totals 31 6:7 14
Batted for Allison In eighth.
4 Dei Moines ........ 2 0 0 6 0 6 0 1 4
St Joe 0 010 0 0 0 01
Runs: Dee Moines, O'Connor, Coffey,
Buckalew; St. Joe, "Walker. Errors: Dps
Moines, McDermott, French. Earned runs:
Des Moines, 4; St. Joe, 1. Base on balls:
Off Buckalew. none; oft Allison, nono.
Struck cut: By Buckalew, 2; by Allison.
3: by Lynch. Bone. Hits and earned
runs: Off Allison 11 and 4, oft Buckalew,
8 and 1, oft Lynch none and none. Left
on bases: Des Moines, 4; St. Joe, 4. Two
base hits: Walker, Coffey (3), McDer
mott, Buckalew. Three base hits: Klrby.
Double plays: French to Coffey to Has
brook; Conroy to Kelleher to Oroth. Sac
rifice tits: McDermott, O'Connor. Stolen
bases: Kelleher. Umpires: Lauson and
Jacobs. Time: 1:19.
t.iolasnn, eh.
Weidell. Sb.
Platte. ef ..,
Ilnnlea. rf . .
Lelivelt, lb.
I.e. It ......
Masnn, M...
l ingle. e
Fuhr, p
H. PO. A.
1 1
a 1
t 0
9 0
IS 41
5 0
n 4
41
6 t
ft
t
1
t
1
1
Totals
Crouch, rf.
Marr. tb.
ST 1
llefat. SB 4
Rnhlnwa. cf
Keirhlr. If...
MrCandlMt, lb
Altrrmatt, Sb..
llnrman, ......
Fletcher, p....
lonnelly
SI' 8 S
giorx CITT.
AB. R. , H. PO. A.
4 12 s e
t 1 . 1
H n
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n
0
1 1
0
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Total ... SS t S 24. 16 S
Omaha ....... ! I 0 II M I x 8
slodx City tlOOOOOO 03
Earned runs: 8louz City, 1; Omaha, 0.
Too base hits: Platte, Reichle. Sacrifice
hits: Weidell, Lelivelt. Dorman. Hit by
pitched ball: lee. Bases on balls: Off
Fuhr. S; off Fletcher, 0. Double play:
Reichle te McCaadless to Alt r matt. Jft
en base: Omaha. 8: Sionx City, . I'm
plres: Buckley anil Becker.
Des Moines Boosters Take
Second Game From Saints
St. Joseph, Mo May 23. The Des
Moines Boosters took the second
game of the series from the Saints
here today, 4 to 1. The Boosters
bunched their hits off Allison in the
first inning and counted twice before
they could be stopped. They aided
two more in the eighth when they
Wichita Evens Up Series
With Oklahoma City Team
Wichita, Kan., May 23. Wichita
evened up the series with Oklahoma
City by winning the last 6 to 3.
East was master of things through
out, although he let up in the final
innings.
OKL.
WICHITA.
AB.H.O.A I
Smith, cf i
Berger, ss 4
Butler, 3b 4
Beck, lb 3
Washb'n.tb i
Coy, rf 3
Conlan, If 4
Taryan, o 4
East, p 4
Totals
CITT.
AB.H.O.A.
0 1 OHIoeller, If 4 0 0 0
I 3 llMoore. cf 4 2 0 0
1 4Pitt.rf t,tl 1
iO 0 Vd'more.Sb 3 0 E 2
1 2 S'Hurhes, 2b 4 0 2 1
2 1 OrDar'ger. ss 4 12 3
1 3 0?hannon, lb 3 6 10 0
2 OlOrlffith, c 3 0 11
1 0 2illler, p 3 0 0 2
i "ov gton, p 0 0 11
34 10 27 191'Banner 10 0 0
mamsey l u e u
J Totals 33 t24 11
Batted for Miller In eighth.
xBatted for Covington In ninth.
Oltlahoma City 00000002 13
Wichita .. 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 X 6
Runs: Wichita. Berger, Butler, Beck,
Washburn (5), Coy; Oklahoma City, Moore.
Darringer, Banner. Errorsi Wichita. Butler
(3), Beck; Oklahoma City, Hughes, Shan
non, Bases on balls: Of East, 1; off Mil
ler, 2. Sacrifice hits: Llndimore, Beck.
Left on bases : Wichita, ?; Oklahoma City.
6. Two-base hits: Coy. Darrlnger, Wash
burn. Three-base hit: Coy. Hits and runs:
Off Miller, 10 runs and hits in T In
nings; off Covington, no runs and no hits
in 1 inning. Double play: Butler to Wash
burn to Beck. Struck out: By East, 4; by
Miller, 2. Umpires: Daley and Lipe. Time:
ADotimo
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Lexington Wins Opener.
Lexington, Neb., May 23. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Lexington opened
its base ball season here today by
defeating Gothenburg in a one sided
game, 14 to 5. Score:
Oothenburg 00400010 0 i
Lexington .... 1IUH1I 014
Batteries: Lexington, Knowles and Mc
Nichols: Gothenburg. T. Moors and Ligh
ten. ' . i
Martin to Meet Fitzsimmons.
Minneapolis, May 23. Bob Mar
tin, heavyweight boxing champion
of the A. E. F. and Bob Fitzsim
mons, have been signed to meet in
a 10-round. no-decision bout here,
either on June 4 or June 7. - -
Herman Moundman
Strikes Out 19 Men
In Fort Omaha Game
Herman, Neb., May 23 (Special
Telegram.) Herman shut out the
Fort Omaha team 11 to 0 in today's
game. It was a pitchers' battle
throughout. Burdic struck out 19
men, 16 of them in the first six
innings, and walked one. Rabe
struck out seven, hit one batter and
walked none. The latter pitched a
good game, but his support in the
field was poor. The score:
R. H. E.
Fort Omaha ..00000000 0 0 1 1
Herman 0 0140204 11 18 0
Batteries: Fort Omaha, Rabe and Fra
ler; Herman. Burdic and West. Umpires:
8qu!rs and Hilelnger.
Pete Herman, to Meet
Jimmy Wilde in September
London, May 23. Announcement
is made that because of, an Injury
to the hand of Joe Beckett, the Eng
lish heavyweight boxer, the match
between him and Frank Moran, the
American heavyweight, set for June
14, has been indefinitely postponed.
A match between "Pete" Herman,
bantam - champion of the United
States, and "Jimrnie" Wlde, the
English flyweight, has been ar
ranged to take place in London in
September.
Meehan, Notre Dame Star,
Beats Joie RayJn 880 Yards
Notre Dame, May 23.Six Carter
field records were broken and one
tied in Notre Dame's sensational
victory over the Illinois A. C. by a
score of 72 points to 54 in a dual
track and field meet here Saturday.
Captain Meehan of Notre Dame de
feated Joie, Ray in the 880-yard run,
covering the distance in 19:574-5.
They raced shoulder to shoulder up
to the last 100 yards when Meehan
sprinted to the tape. '
California Uni Wins. - -
Detroit Mich., May 23. Univer
sity of California, won the second
g.ime of its base ball series with the
University of Detroit today, 17 to 4.
Base ball dope is never certain,
but there is one guy connected with
the ball yard who wins every day.
He is the tax collector.
SGOTT STINGY
AND REDS LOSE
THIRDJTRAIGHT
Ring Hit Hard in Early Innings
And" Ragged Support
,r - Defeats Champions.
Cincinnati, May 23. Scott allowed
the Reds only three hits today and
Boston won from the champions, 7
to 0. Ring was hit hard in he second
and third innings and his support
was rather'ragged. He was taken out
in the third after, a single, a double
and a triple had "been made off him
with none out. It was the third
straight defeat for the Reds who
have scored only one run in the last
three games.
wasisierWinTy . RUTH'S HOME RUN
Lobb s Laurels as - . ft n , n n
.Batting ChampT?!S GO RING PIPP
WINS FOR YANKS
Mia nff ricnti esrlv In the same. Erick-
son was elective with the eneeptiou of
on inntnjr.
CHICAGO. I WASH1.NUTOS.
AB.H.O.A.I a.n.u.
BOSTON'.
! CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O. A.lRath. Sb
Powell, cf 4 2 S O Oauhert, lb
Pick, Sb 4 11
Mann, If 13 0
Cruise, rf 4 2 2
Holke, lb 4 1 16
Boeckel, 3b 4 1 0
M'nvlUe.r 3 1 1
Gowdy, o 41 4
Scott, p 4 0 0
Totals
7i3roh, 3b
0 Roush, cf
1 Duncan, If
(WKopf, ss
2INeale, rf
1'Wtngo. c
OiRtng. p
llFlsher, p
. see
SB 13 27 HiUique, p
S
0 10
1 1
28 27 IS
. Totals '
Batted for Fisher in eighth.
Boston 0 3 40 0010 0 7
Cincinnati 0 0 0 fl 0 0 0 0 0 0
Buns: Boston. Powell. Pick, Mann.
Cruise, Holke 12V Boeckel Cincinnati, 0.
Errors: Boston, 0;" Cinrinattl, Oroh. Dun
can (t). Two-base hits: Holke. Gowdy.
Thrsje.bsse hit: Cruise. Sacrifice hits:
Pick? Cruise. Maranvllle. Double play;
Cruise to Bneckel to Maranvllle to Gowdy.
Left on bases: Boston, 6; Cincinnati. .
Bases on balls: TJft Ring. 1; off Scott, .
Hits: Off Hint. 6 in S innings none out in
third); off Fisher, S in S innings; oft
Luque, 1 In 1 Inning. -Struck out: By
Fisher. 2; by Scott. 2. WVJ.1 pitch: Fisher.
Losing pitcher: Ring". Umpires. Hart and
McCormkk. Time: 1:43.
' t " t . J (
New York Slugger Registers
Sixth Circuit f cTout-
Jacobson Also Circles
Bases. '
New York. May 23. Ruth's sixth
home run of the seasoi scoring
Hipp ahead of him, enabled New
York to defeat St. Louis here today,
3 to 2. His drive went over the top
cf the right field stand. Jacobson's
home run into the left field stands
with Williams on base accounted for
"the visitors' runs.
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A
3;4utln. 3b 3 113
3 ifdeon, , 3 "0
lirobln. If i
"i'lsler, lb 4 1
nHVilllams. rf 4 1
tl.Tsc'son, rf r t
1 Billings, a 4 0
13erber, s 4 0
lirt eiiman. p S 0
s57 12 Ttals 33 8 24
NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A J
0 S
1 10
3 1
1 1
0 3
0 0
0
0 0
Causey W llflt Cubs Win.
Chicago, May 23. Causey's wildness,
coupled with erratic support and bunched
hits, irave'Chicago a 10 to i victory over
Philadelphia here today. Hendrlx allowed
only four hits, being given sensational
support by Terry and Hollocher.
CHICAGO. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Flack, rf 5 2 1 o!l.'b'veau, If 4 0 0 1
Hol'chrr.ss 2 2 4 7IBancroft.es 11X2
Paskert, cf 5 1 4 OHVilliams, cf 3 2 1 0
Barber,4b - 4 3 11 o'.Stengel, rf 4 110
Rob'soh, If .1 1 1 Oir.Mlller, 2b t 0 4 1
Deal, 3b 110 liPaulette, lb t 0 10 2
Terry. 2b 6 12 5r. Miller, 3b 0 2 1
O'Farrell.e 4 3 4 2 Wheat, c 3 0 4 4
Henrdlx, p 5 0 0 0 Causey, p 3 0 0 1
-Totall 34 14 27 14 Totals 28 4 24 11
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 0,0 0 0 0 2
Chicago 0 0 t'J 0 0 t 2 x 10
Runs: Chicago, Fi::'k (2), Hollocher (2),
Paskert. Barber. Rob -tson, Terry. O'Far
rell. Hendrlx; Philadelphia, Bancroft, Wil
llama: Errors: Chicago. Hollocher: Phil
adelphia, Williams, Stengel, J. Miller (21,
Paulette, R. Miller. Two-base hits: Flack.
Williams, Stengel. Three base hit: Paskert.
stolen Bases: Hoiiocner iz). jaroer, jnacK.
Robertson. Hendrlx. sacrifice hits: Deal
(2). Double plays: Hollocher to Terry to
Barber: Paulette to Wheat to Paulette;
Terry 'to Hollocher to Barber (2), J. Mil
ler to Paulette; Hollocher to Blrber. Left
on bases: Chicago, 12: Philadelphia, 3.
Bases on balls: Off Hendrlx. 4: off
Causy. . Hit by pitched ball: By Causey
(Deal), struck out: Hy Hendrlx. 3: by
Causey, 2. Umpires: Klem and Emslle.
Time: 1:4J.
Pirates Win Sunday Game. '
Brooklyn. N. Y.. May 23. The Brook
lyn and Pittsburgh club Jumped to Brook
lyn for a hunday game today and the
Pirates won. 1 to 0, scoring the only run
in the ninth after a pitchers' battle be
tween Ponder and Pfeffer. Whitted, first
up In 'the ninth, was hit by a pitched ball,
Nicholson sacrificed him to second and
he scored on a single to left by Grimm.
PITTSBURGH. - BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Caton, ss 4 0 2 2:01son, 2b 4 0 3 !
liWard, ss 4
Ollohnston.rf 4
ltWheat, If 4
ll.Myers, cf 3
4!Kon'chy, lb 3
llKilduff, 3b 3
OiElliott, c 3
liPfeffer, p
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At St. Paul . . R. H. B.
Louisville t T 3
Bt Paul S t 1
Batteries: Long and Kocher; Herritt
and McMenemy.
At Minneapolis R. H. E.
Indianapolis 5 t S
Minneapolis 9 14 t
Batteries: Cavet and Henline; Louder
milk and Mayer.
Milwaukee, Wis. R. H. E.
Toledo 3 11 0
Milwaukee t I t
Batteries Stryker. Middletoa and Mur
phy; Northrop and Gaston.
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Carey, cf 4 0
S'worth, rf 4 3
Whitted,3b 3 1
Nlch'son.lf 3 0
Cutshaw,2b 4 1
Grimm, lb 3. 2
Schmidt, c 4 0
Ponder, p 3 2
6 3
1 0
0 4
0 3
0 10
1 1
1 4
3 0
Totals 32 127 11 Totals 31 5 27 12
rittsburgh.... 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
riuns: -fittssurgh. Whitted: Brooklyn.
0. Errors: Pittsburgh, 0;, Brooklyn. Elliott.
Two-base hits: Ponder, Kllduff. Three
base hits: gouthworth, Johnston. Stolen
bases:- Cutshaw 2). Sacrifice hit: Nlchol-
Will Ty Cobb relinquish his bat
ting crown this season? This ques
tion has been in the minds of fans
for several years back, but the Geor
gia Peach continues to outbat the
younsters of the American league.
Critics predict that Cobb will be
forced to give way to George Sisler,
of the St. Louis Browns who for
several years has been battling with
the Detroit star for the American
leageu-supremacy. Sisler, judging
by the games played so fari is in for
the greatest year of his career, and
it would not be surprising if he out
bats Cobb this season.
f-Ward, 3b
P'paugh.ss
Pipp. lb
Ruthvrf
Lewis, If
Pratt, 2b
nodie, cf
' Hannah, e
Shawkey.p
Totals
St. Louis OOflSOOOO 0 !
New York ' 00010300 3
Runs: New Tork. PIdd. Ruth. (!): St.
I.ouls. Williams, Jacobson. fcrrors': New
York. Pecklnoaueh: St. I.ouls. Austin,
Hillings. Two base hits: Williams. Home
run: Jacobson. Kuth. Sacrifice: Peckin-
;murh- (ieiieon. Left on bases: New York
4: St. Louis. . Bsses on bslls: Off
Shawkev. 3: off Wellman, 1. Struck out:
Bv Shawkey. 4 1 by Weilman, 2. Umpires:
Nallin and Dirfeen. Time: 1 M
Four Double Tlays.' '
Cleveland. O.. May 23. Philadelphia de
feated Cleveland 'i to 1, winning In the
eighth Inning when they bunched two hlta
with an error by Wambsganss. With two
on and two out, DTigan doubled to left.
Cleveland scored Ha run In the' first in
ning on a pass to Graney. Chapman's
single and Speaker's Inrieid out. war
tin was Invincible the rest of the con
tist. Four double plays featured the
fcontesf.
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND
AB.H.O.Al AB.H.O.A
Ttvkes. 2b 4 2 .4 7!"raney, If 2 1 2
j napm n,ss a l i
0, Speaker, cf 2 0 0
UiWood, rf 3 1 0 (
Si.ardner, 3b 4 0 3 1
OiiV'ganss, 2b 4 0 4 !
2llohnston,lb 4 0 In (
lb'Nelll. c 3 2 I 1
1 bov'skie, p 3 0 S 4
son. Double play: Myers to Konetchy to
Olson to Ward. Left On bases: Pittsburgh,
7; Brooklyn, 4. Baaes on balls: Off Pfeffer.
l. Hit by pitched ball: By Pfeffer (Whit
ted). Struck out: By Ponder, 1: bv
Pfeffer, 2. Umpires; Moran and Rlgler.
Time: 1:31.
Bunched Hits Wins.
St. Louis. Mo., May 23. St. Louis
bunched their six hi(s for ss many runs
in two innings today and defeated New
York, 6 to 4, for the second stralht
same, ft was the fifth consecutive vic
tory for the locals. Shotton won the
game in tha fourth timing when he hit
a home run to right eenter after two
were out, scoring Lavan, who had singled
ahjad of him.
NEW TORK. J ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A. f AB.H.O.A.
Burns, If 6 11 OiShotton, If 4 2 3 1
0T. Smith, rf 4 110
SIStock, 3b 3 13 1
SIMornsby. 2b 4 1 2 1
o!'rournler,Jb 4 0 S 0
OjMcHenry.M 3 0 3 1
1 'Lavan. ss 2 13 4
l'Dllhoefer, c 3 0 7 0
OiDoak. p 2 0 0 2
0Sherdel, p 1 0 0 1
ol Totals 30 8 27 13
0!
Young, rf 4
Fletcher.ss 2
Doye. 2b 2
Kauff, cf 3
King, cf 1
Lear. 3b 3
Sicking. 3b 1
Kelly, lb 4
E. Smith, c. 4t 2 S
Barnes, p' 3 10
JMcCarty 10 0
JtStatx 10 0
0 1
0 1
2 1
1 0
0 2
0 0
0 e
1 13
Totals 33 8 24 13)
Batted for Lear in fifth1. ,
xBatted for Barnes in ninth.
New York 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 04
St. Louis 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 6
Buns: St. Louis. Young, Fletcher, Doyle,
Kellv: St. Louis. Ehotton(2). J. Smith.
Stoc, Hornsby, Lavan. Errors: St. Louis.
Hornsby, Lavan, Fllhoefer (2). Two-base
hit: Kauff. Three-base hit: Hornsby,
Home run: Shorten. Stolen bases: Doyle,
Stock. Double plays: Lavan and Fourne
(2). Left on bases: New York, 1, St.
Louis. 2. Bases on balls: Off Barnes, 2:
off Doak, 1; off Sherdel. 2. Hits: Off
Doak, 8 in S Innings, one out In sixth; off
Sherdel, 0 in 2 2-3. Hit by pitcher: By
Doak (Fletcher, Doyle). Struck out: By
Barnes, 4; by Doak, 1; by Sherdel. 2. Wild
plteh: Barnes. Winning pitcher: Doak.
Umpires: O'Day and Quigley. Time: 1:5.
Thomas. Sb
Walker, If
Witt, rf
Dugan, ss
Welch, cf
Perkins, c
Griffin, lb
Martin, p
0 0
2 3
1 0
2 1
0 3
ft 6
2 10
1 0
Totals 32 10 27 15 Totals 28 6 27 21
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! o I
Cleveland .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Ttnnsr Phlladelnhia. Thomas. Walker;
Cleveland, Qrany. Errors: Philadelphia.
6; Cleveland. Wambsganss. O Neill. Two
base hits: Dykes, Martin, Walker, Dugan,
O'Neill, Graney. Stolen base: Welch. Sac
rifice htsr- Thomas. Martin (2) Witt,
Chapman. Double plays: Dugan to Dykes
to Orlflin; uaraner to jonnsion; w i"
Orlffln to Perkins; Thorns ,to Griffin;
Coveleskie to Johnston to Gardner. Left
on bases: Philadelphia. 7; Cleveland. 7.
Bases on balls: Off Martin, 6. Struck out:
By Martin, 2; by Coveleskie, 4. WHd
pitch: Martin. Umpires: Evans and Hilde
brand. Time: 1:50.
Murphy, rf
E.Col'oa.2b
Weaver, t
Jackson. It
Kelsch, cf
Jourdsn.lb
M'Mul'n.Sh
xJ Collins
Sohaik, c
Clcoite; p
Lelbold
Kerr, p
1 Oiludsre. lb
0 t 4jliian. It
1 J silllce. cf
I J oRoth. rf
t (Jtrri, ib
3 10 l'Kllerbe. lb
1 0
3
3 0
0 3
3 3
4 i
4
0 1
J
0 0 ii?hannon, as I
0 0 Ouharrlty, o I
0 2 lltrlckson. p 3
! 0 1 't
110 0! Totals 21 T
0 0 0 0'
Totals 33 24 121
Batnd for Cicotte in eighth,
x Hatted tor McMulllns in ninth.
Chicago f. .. 00000 001 0 i
Washington 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 x 1
Runs: Chicago, Leibold: Washington
Judae. Milan, Roth. Krrorr: none. Two
base hits: Weaver, Leibold, Jourdan. Stol-
bsaea: Harris. Sacrifice hits: Harris.
Uharrity. Double plays: K. Collins to
Weaver to Jourdan. Hell on oases: r.i-
cago, 1; waenwgion, . naaes on cans;
(iff Cicotte, J; off Krickson. 1. Hits: Off
Cicotte 7 in 7 Innings. Hit r.y puenra
'.all: Ertcfcson iMcMu.ltn). Struck out: By
Erickson, 3: by Cicotte, 3. loosing yttcl-
Cicotte. . empires: Monarty aua imi-
noily. Time of game: 1:81.
. Giants beat Cubs and jump to
fixth nlace. Didn't the Salvation
Army say something to the effect
that you can t 'Keep a good icam
down? 1
Carpentier is being received with
open arms in every city in which
he makes an appearance by his
sparring partner.
John Riddell to Coach. 1
York College Athletes;. '
Former Husker Coach
York college will have Mr. John
Riddell as all-year coach for the
scholastic vear, 1920-21. Mr. Riddell
comes to York college after having
coached the university freshmen and
having had work under three coaches
at the University of Nebraska.
Riddell graduates from the depart
ment of law of the university this
year and expects to practice law in
The following foot ball schedule
is arranged for next season-
,!eptomber 14. open. October' I, open.
October 8. Wayne Normal (pending).
October 16. Kearney at Kearney. October
28, Midland at Fremont. October 3. Hast
ings at York. November t. Central City at
York. November IS. Urand Island at Tork.
November i. Poane at Crete. November
15, Omaha at Tork (pending).
Navy Marksmen Win.
Annapolis. Md., May 23. Mid1
shipmen marksmen defeated the ex
perts of the Seventh-first regiment,
New York national guard, in the an
nual competition for the trophy of
ftred by Col. G. H. Hollis Wells of
the guardsmen, by a Hargin of 80
points. The team totals were:
Kavv, 2,734; guardsmen, 2,654
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Sox Lose to Senators.
Washington, May 23. Washington'won
from Chicago today, 8 to 1, by bunching
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