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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY,. APRIL 23, 1921.
6 to 5
ichit a--Griffin Gets
Bimaloss Nose
. . J ' i
Out
Victory
OverW
Is
in
BurclvAllows i
Witches 8 Hits, i
One Home Run
Cole, : New Omaha Garden
Performer," . Scores Two'
' Tallies arid Collects Two ? '
Singles.
- Wichita,; Kno.i Ap.ril.22. Wichita
lost to Omaha after five straight
victories in a close game here to
day, 5 to 6. The score:
OMAHA.
.XB. H. O. A.
ftlalaaen, Sb .t - 1 I
Haaey. m J S -S 4
Cole, rf t
1
h. rnirnn. if s
Lellvelt.
lb
....4
...,J
."...I
...v4
10
Lee, ef ,
Ryan. Sb
I.lngle,
Huxeh, a
Tatals .
.31
WICHITA.
AB. 1
4 S
S 0
....a
......v. ...4
, t ,..' t
, .....4 1
A.
e
a
1
0
; 1
! 1
1
1
1
Kmlth, rf
Washhnrn, Sb
Merger, as .,.
Fast, rf
Heek, Ih . . . ,
Rutler, 3b ....
Blakesly, If ...
Haley, . ...
McDonald, p V
xW. Griffin ..
.4
.4,
..1
Totals a ST 15
W. tirlff la hatted for McDonald In
Omaha 8 0 I 0 1 1
Wichita ... S 0 0 0 1 lo
Summary Left an basest Wichita, )
Omnhn, 6. Sacrifice hits) (irlfftn. Lee.
Two-bane hits: Butler. Haney. .Three
baae hltat Tola, Smith, Home ran) Blakr
ly, H. (irlffln. .Ntolrn ban) Smith, t:
flltlaann, niafceily. - Doable plnys-t W art
hum to Berger to-Beck Cola to Haney f
Kant to BcrgriHrgr to Heck. Struck
nut I Br Biirch. t. Base on ball: Off
Hnreh. 4: off MrDonald, S. Hit by pitched
ball flriffln. Glklaeon. rmplreei Becker
and Andrraon. .Time, IsiiS.
' Oilers. 5 1 Booster. 4.
.Tulsa, Ok I.. April 13. Tulsa nosed eut
Pes- Moines In the opening fame of the
itrln, 6 to 4. The score.
D.
MOlNKS.
AB.H O.A.
TULSA. .
AB.H.O.A.
M'Oln'ls, as 5 3 11
WuffH, 2b 6' 1 S 4
Milan. If 4 110
Coffey, !b J
Ke'nedy, cf 1
O'Co'nor, rf 4
De'psey, lb 4
Rhyne, a 4
Grant, 3b 4
And'rson, 4
Black, p S
1 4
t I
0
1 1
s t
0
1 4
t 1
a
OlTodt. If S 1 1 0
0j Burke, If 10 9 0
0 Davis, rf ' I 1 I 0
i Parker, lb 4 1 1 a
o'Bannett, cf 4 J -I 0
llTho'pson, lb 4 4 1 2
IlKnnls. o 4 61
UTengen, p ' fr, 0 8 9
Mars, P t
-,l Karri., p ,S. l.S 0
' otals
33 7 l,12xQuery ISO 0
' Totals i 3S 14 37 10
iWuffll out en Infield fly. ,
xTwo out when winning ran scored.
xQuery batted for Harris In ninth.
Score by tnnlnfs: .
Des Moines- ........3 UHHI 4
Tulae. f,,..0 M9 ? J 1 0 2 S
Summary Runs: Milan', Coffey, 1; Ken
nedy.; WuffH. Davis, Thompson, Ennls,
Query. Errors: Graat.. Wuffll J; Snnls.
Two-base Kits:' Thompson, 3; " Parker.
TAree-base h(t: Mcainnts. '.Thompson.
Home runs: Kennedy, Davis. Sacrifice bits:
Coffey. Kerinedy, Black. Rune and hlte:
Off Tensen, 3 and 3 tn 1 Innlns; off Har
ris, 3 and 4 In llfnlnss: aft Black. 4
and 11 in S Innlnirs; off Mere, 1 and 3
In 3-3 tnnlnsv First base on balls: Off
Mers. 1. Struck out: By Tencen, 1; by
Black, 4; by Harris. 4. Winning- pitcher:
Harris. Losing pitcher: Mera, Double play:
Uh.vne o Cnffey to Dempsey. Left on
hasea: Pes Moines. 3; Tulua, 3. Time of
ante: 1:49. Umpires: Delave and Guthrie.
'""T.VV'' Miners, ' (taint,''!.' : I
.Toplln, Slo., April SI. Two hits were
all St. Joe could Ret off Toungr and
Jepltn. won the openlnir same of the se-
ftes h4re todaj; S o 1,';A tatple fojlow-
a hase on hejlls'. SavetUo SalnU
heir otfiy tally. Tfiefcore: f .A
f v 'ST. JOK. At - JQPLIX. T
f: AB.HO.A.t AB.H.O.A.
Oo-elly. Its 1 0 3 4lR'erlon, as 41 0 3
neatly, lb 1 0 11 flHa'llton, lb 3
Whlf 'I I 3 UtB Smith, lb 3
B'owita. cf 4 1 3 oKvalker. rf 3
Mason, rf 4 0 1, 0; Strain. Jf 4
M'D'ald. as S O 1 , tIKrurser, 2b 3
Scanlan, 3b 3 0 S llW.Srnith, cf l
Ownes. S'.O lf4Cady.b 3
L'ecbsn, 9 3 0 1 Sii'ounf, p 3
3 f
3 14 0
0 0 3
Totala" ' 38 3 3411 ToU ' 37 7 ST 15
'"core by Inninrs: , . , . '
It.. Joseph ,.....k.i; stw o 0.0 l
JfepUn ,.,.,..1 I 3 .0 1 0 0 0 0 I
Summary Rune: - -BeatrV. Robertson,
Hamilton. I; B. Smith. Errors: McDon
ald, Hamilton, 2. Two-base kits: Robert,
son. Hamilton. Three-base htts: Fisher. B.
fralth. Saclf ice hits:- Beatty,. Flaher,
alker., W. Smith. First base on balls:
Off LeuSchen, 4; off Tounr, 3. Struck eut:
By lieuschen, 1: by Tounr, 3. Earned
runs: St. Joseph1, 1; Joplln, 4. Left on
twses:' St.- Joseph, 4; Joplln, 4. Hit by
pitched ball: By Leuachen, -Kruee-er. Dou
ble play: McDonald to Connolly to Beatty.
Mclen base: Hamilton. Time of game:
Umpires: Bunraide and Daly.
J Booaere, ; Faekers, I.
u Oklahoma City.- OkI.,rprll 12. Okla
homa City celebrated lta Jd birthday and
3 snriner nay oy arreaiins; aiouz uiy, a
te 1, Betore a erowa wmcn riratea tnai
of epenlnf rday. Roy Allen recorded hut
third eonaecptlre victory. Tire score:
BOO CITT. I OKLA. CITT.
AB.HO.A.I AB.H.O.A.
To
ax.rt- : 4 11 0! Pitt, rf (331
Anb'ner. !b 4 0
Pa'dock. of 4 13
6 1 Moore, If 6 110
OiShanley, a 1 1 I I
J i Harper, cf 1 1 II
OIHeatly. )b 3 1 1 S
0. Graham, lb 4 1 12 2
lWrlht,b 311 3
4 1 Parker, 0 4 3 0 0
Mlen, p 4 0 0 3
-1 Totals - .34 10 37 17
Mats, lb v 4 1 1.4
S'lnson. If 4 3 3
Marr, Sb t ' 4 11
Rrown, 3 13
tSp'llra.m, o I I 2
Stewart. lie
iVavla, p v l s
Totals S". S S4 IT!
Score by tnntthtsi .'
IMoux I'lty ..j.S,0 0 1 0 ft 0 01
klahoma. City ..,.tx.U 0 0 4 0 200 o
Suriiroary Buna: Spellman, Harper,
ioatley Orahara, 2; Wright.. 3. Errors:
itete. .'Spellman. Stewart.- Two-base hits:
:pellman. Graham. Sacrtflc hits: Wrlsht.
Stolen bases: Pitt. 8j Moore, Bhanley, S.
First base on balls: orr Stewart, i: on
7avls, 1. Struck out: By Stewart, l: py
Davla. 3. Runs and hits: Off Stewart, S
and T ln t Innings. Double play:. Pitt to
Ira ham. Left en bases: Oklahoma city,
; Sloua City, . I. Time of . itmc:, 1:40;
Jmpb-ea: Holmes and Buckley. -
r i ii mi n i
Long DeacnYV ill oe
i: - t . ... . ,. . . ..
ocoie otwpenher s
Paris, Beorges - Carpen-
ter. turooei ciiampiori' wno.MS xo
ktf rt shortly.' for! the - United Spates
B ngnt jacic LTnpsey, win open -ms
r , . . . . T o a.t Im
raming quarters i i.vna ucav-u, iii-
tead ot Summit, N. T, Carpentier
bcoects it to be much cooler at the
r . ' ii it ..I., i : t
,ea5nore;.tnxe. nc aiso nas wucu
o' Jeannette, asking Jeannette to
ct as. his chief sparring partner and
dviser, ' '
Larrentier . saia inursaay tnat no
hatter who win the battle he did
bt think' the" bottt would last morj
iian four rounds.
t. .I. i .
peedy YaiuVton Dash
Man Enters Drake Relays
Marc Geworth. fast Yankton col-
gt sprinter, who won the 100 and
he 220 in the South ' Dakota state
keet last vear, has entered for the
becial 100-yard .dash in the Drake
lays at Des Moines this afternoon.
teworth is one of the speediest col-
ge track men in South Dakota and
in the bast early season condition
LT has been in during the last three
bars. He is entered for the 100-yard
ksh in the Perm relays the following
leek.;, v. ' 1 --.
The quality will prove a pleasing
Irprise and you'll be more than sat-
ped with the size. "Nfc-W CUK-i
SXCir:-Ad-, V 4
They May Bat
P SO
J Jr' visit i
f I'V Kft&T ' ACaWV fS'r
I sAja-aa-fta.i
"Jiabc" Ruth, King of .Swat,, and "J-lorne Run'!Bakr-"who iwifl -ko a
long way. toward batting the Yankees into, a- pennant' this Season., j. Ruth
made an auspicious debut, for the 1921 season, smashifivoiift five, sizzling
hits in as many times, at 'bat, much -to the-delight of ,'thV 40.000' fan'si. wliQ
jammed- the big Polo Grounds. Ba-ker ha,' reported- late -for I'sring
training; did not take part in the opening.- garni, 'but; he -is "expected to
quickly round into form and aid the VBambino'V in keeping the Yankees
in thel lionie-ruil 'column. .The- photograph i ,wa.S' made . atthe; Polo
Grounds at, the opening game of .the 'season .'.,'"'";' V''"' ''"
Homers Enable
Giants to Win, 2-1
. '. ' : 4- ; j
Phillies Score'., in ; First and
Smith Ties Count With- j
' Homer. -'.' !
New York; April "22. Home runs
by Smith and Kelley,' the ' latter's
fourth of the season.-decided a pitch
ers' battle between Barnes and Caus
ey today. New. York defeating Phila
delphia, 2 to 1.' After an eror by
Bancroft ' enabled' Philadelphia ' to
score in the first,' Smith's home run
In the fifth ' tied the. -score. ."Kellys
four-base-hit won the ganjein tle
seventh.'The score: -i ' ' U- J.
PHILLADKIyPHIAl. I
NEW YORK
AB.H' O.A.I' -
AB.H.O.A.
Stenirel. rf 3 .0 1 0iRurns. lf
210
23
2'0
Ra'llncs; Sb 3-1 2 .1
Wllllamn.cf 4 14 0
Meueel, If 4 12 0
RMiller, ss 1 1-1 4
Wstdne, lb 4 0,10
Lees, lb' - 8 , 1 01
Brurry, e 2'. 1 3 3
Causey, p. 1 3 0 0.3
B'croft. ss
Krlsch, 2b
Walker, rf
KNly. lb
Brfiwn,' cf
Ranp. jb '
Smith, c .
Barnes, p
2 11 il
0 2
1 4
1 1
0 '1
Totals 30 (.24 11
Score by..lnrilnf:
Totals 27
I 27 13
1
Philadelphia , '...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
New,: Tork 0 O.'O 0 10 1 O.x-rJ
Summary Rune: Stenirel, Kelly, Rapp.
Errors:- Bancroft, Brugsy. Home runs:
Kelly, Smith.'- Sol en base: Rapp. Sacrifice
hit: Rawlings. .Double play: Bancroft to
Frlach to Kelly.. Lft on bases: Xew York,
4: Philadelphia, 4. First base on balls: Off
Barnes. 1; off Causey, 3. Time of game:
1:30. Umpires: 3rennan and Emslle.
Pirates, 6: Beds, 1.
PltUburgh', April 22 Pittsburgh de
feated Cincinnati today for the fifth time
since the season .opened. The score was
t to 1. Zinn kept the visitors' -hits -well'
scattered, but he passed two men In the
elchtsV which was followed by an infield,
hit, fining the -bases. A wonderful play
by Maranvllle then, retired the side. The
score: , ,.
CINCINNATI. I PITTSBURGH. ".!
AH.H O.A. AB.H.O.A.
A.
(llnill.t.e- If
P'skert.-cf 8 1
12 1
2 S .0
1 2 B
0 3 6
1 1;9
2 0tl
1 13 0
2- 4 l
00 2
D'Ubert. lb 3 3
Bohne, 3b 4 0
OlCarc-y. cf
lM'nvllle, s;
Olctahaw. 2b
OiWhlfed.rf
2'Tlcrnej-, lb
SiOrlmm, lb
SJSrhmldt, e ..
3jZlnn, p
Duncan, If
Bro'sler, rf
F'nseea, 2b
Crane, sa
Wlngo, o !
Luque. p
1
S 0
4 0
4 3
0,
3. 3
. Totals S6 10 34 1 If Totals 30 10 27 XG
. Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 01
Pittsburgh ,t 0 4 0 0 0 2 .0 0 x C
Summary Runs: - 'Luque,. ' ilaranville,
Whltted, Tlerney, Orimm. Schmidt, Zlnni
Errors: Wthgo, Maranvllle, Cutshaw, Zinn.
Two-base hits: Bigbee', Maranvllle. Homo
run: Tterney. Stolen base: Carey. Sacrifice
hits: Daubert, 3; Bohne. Cn'ohaw. Left
en bases: Cincinnati, 14; Pittsburgh, 4T
First base on balls: Off Luque, 3; off
Zinn, .3v.Htt by pitcbed ball: By Zinn,
Fonseca. Struck out: By Luque, 2; by
Zinn. 3. Time, of game:., 1:18. Umpires:
O'Dsy. and Qulgley. , . , -
- Dodgers, 4; Braves, . -
Brooklyn,. April 3!. Brooklyn defeated
Boston again today, .duplicating yeater-dayS'4-to-2
score. After the- third Inning
Mitchell did not , allow - a kit and only
on man : reached, first. Boeckel walking
In 'the sixth.' Brooklyn tallied
twice In the seventh, when Griffith's dou
ble scored Olson, . who had tripled, and
Oeschrer forced In another run by hit
ting i Konetchy ; with the bases full.-The
score:.. . . . 5
BOSTON.' I' BROOKLYN.
.AB.H O A I
AB.H.O.A.
Powell, cf 4 12
Barbara, ss 4 2 4
S'worth, rf. 4 .1, 2
Nl'olson, If 4 1 r
B'eckel, 3b 2 0 1
Holke, lb 4 0 6
Ford, 3b 8-0 1
ONeil.e - 3 0 3
O'chger, p - 3 ; 1 0
OlOlson.
5.3 1' 4
;j'hfon, Sb 3
OiOrlfflth, rf 3
0'Wheat, If - 3
1 K'etchy. lb 2
0 Myers. :b -. 2
Si Nela, cf -.3
21 Miller, o' '.4
2Pltchell,"p -4
1 3
3 SO
1 0 0
1 SO
0 13
0 3 0
0 S1
o i 'a
V Totals 31 t 34 . -..Totals 29,1 7 36 13
' xPbwell out, hit by hatted ball.- '
. Score by Innings: y
Boston ........... .i'.O 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
Brooklyn .....1 .01 t '6 0 3 0 x I
-Summary Runs: '-Barbara. Boeckel, Ol
son, 2; Johnatnn. 2. Error: Mrers. TwoT
base' htts:-. Griffith, Wheat. Three-hase
hits! Olson, Griffith. Stolen base: Boeckel.
Sacrifice hltff: Konetchy, Noia. Double
play:. Olson - to - Myers to Konetchy. Ift
on bases: Boston, 4; Brooklyn, S. First
baee on balls: Off Oeschger. S: off Mitch
ell. S.' HIt -by. pitched.' ball: Bv Oeschger,
Konetchy. 8 track out- By Oeschger. 3; by
Mitchell. I. Time of game: 1:40. Umpires:-
Hart -and -McCormlck. ' . ;
Tough Luck, Rube;
V 0? Scout, Try Again
"Pittsburgh, Pa' Apnl' 22.
' Rube Marquard, Cincinnati pitch-
er, failed a second time today to
obtain a marriage license to make
sure that Jus marriage . to Miss
Naomi Malone, of Baltimore, is
legal; ; Both imes he waa refused
the license ' because he did not
have a' certificate of hit divorce'
from Blossom Seely, the actress,
with him. - ' "
' -'''- ' -' -' -- " ', f
Yanks to Flag
enQStandinds
. .. WESTEBJT league.
; - vr. l. Pct.l - -' iv l. Pet.
Tulua x S 1 867'Omaha 3 S .SIR
Joplln 5 ,3 .714,1). Moines 3- t .380
Okl. City S 3 .eJ5;Soo City .S ,8 .286
'Wichita 6 3 .C25St. Joe ;S it: .250
. Yesterday's Besnlts.
Omaha, Wichita. S.. , '
Joplln, 5; St. Joseph,'!.
Tulsa, . 5; Drs Moines, 4.
Oklahoma City, 6; Sioux City, 1.
Today's Games. ;
Omaha at "Wicliita;
St. Joseph at JopUn.
' J)ce Molries at Tulsa.
. Sioux City at Oklahoma City.-
KATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pcf.l ' W
Pittsburth 7 2 .778 Phlladel. 3
X.' York S " 2 ' .714(Clnelnntl 2 -Chicago
3 3 .600 Brooklyn 4
Boston ,. 4 6 ..44lSt. Louis 1
yesterday's Results .
-PIttsbureh, 6; Cincinnati,. 1.
Brooklyn. 4; Boston,' 2. '
' New York, 2; Philadelphia. 1,
Chlcago-SU Louis, rain. .
; " , t .. Today's Games.
Chicago at St. Louisi
Cincinnati at Pittahuigh. ..
Ronton .at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pet.
.429
.333
444
.200
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet.
W .
3 4
3. 3
3 3
3, 7
Pet.
.439
-.400
.400
.250
N. Tork 6 3 .714
Cleveland-. 6 1 .626
Boston-'".
Dctnill
Chicago "
Phlladel.
Washing. 6 3 6Ai
St. Louis 4 4 ,.i0:
Yesterday's Results
, Cle eland, 8; St Louis, 7.
Philadelphia, 11"; " New' Tork,
. Others postponed, ra;u.-
Today's Wa
St. Louis at .Cleveland.--,.' .
Detroit at Chicagoy
Washington at "Boston. "
New York- at .Philadelphia.
.. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOJf.
" W. L. Pet.' W -L. Pet
Mi'eapolls 2 0 1.000 j Kan. City 3-3
.400
(.288
.250
.167
Louisville 6 1 .867 St. Paul
I'dla'polls . 6 ' 2 .714iToledo
Mllwa'kee 3 1 '.750 Columbus
3?--5
. Testerday's Results. .
:, ': Milwaukee, ' 13; St. ! Paul, t. vf
'.Others postponed... rain.
, Today's Games.
-
.' Indianapolis 4at Toledo.:-' ;
r Louisville at Columbus. . - . ii' v
t Milwaukee s.t 'St. Paul.- : ;.
Kansas uicy nisumnpnia -i:tu.. . i '
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. V l
'" At'; BlrmlnghSnj-rMembhl" Birming
ham, t: - - Si, . ' -'V
Other, postponed, .rain.. , ' T
American Association
" St. Paul,. April 22. ' 5' ' . H. E.
Milwaukee "
St. Paul -- 14 0
' Batteries: Llngrel;. Schaack and Stray -
ler; Williams, Foster and Allen.
. All other Association games postponed,
rain.
' 1 ' .' ..'
Spherical Balloon Race
Will Be Held in Belgium
. . Brussels, - April . 22. The , next in-
t annVrirn! halloon race for
the James Gordon Bennett cup will
be held m Belgium septemoer io, u
was announced - here today. Three
American-entries will take part.
" New York, April- 22. No Amer
ican balloonists have been officially
entered as yet in this year's interna
tional spherical balloon race for .the
James Gordon . Bennett cup, the
Aero Club of America . announced
here today.
' -
Toledo Fielder to Coast
San - Antonio,,' April 22. The San
Antonio team 6f--the -Tefcas league
today announced .' that Outfielder
Chick Bowen, has been secured from
Toledo' of the rAnierican association.
Sport Brevities
-Toronto Amiteur boxing champions of
fher-Unlted States and Canada were here
today for the opening tonight;1 of the
t'anadian amateur boxing championships.
Fifty-three boxers are entered for the
tournament. .
El Paso Scoring five knock downs In
the final two. rounds of a fast fight here
last night, Frankle Garcia ef Los Angeles
won. a decision over Mexican ' "Kid" AN
varea at the end of li rounds. Each
weighed 124 pounds. '
- i .
Columbus, O." Geo. 'Kotsonaros. Cplum I
bus,, threw John Freiberg,, Chicago, In IS
minutes, 45 secAn'da, with a flytng mare
in a heavy-weighed, wrestling bout, here
last Bight. . , , .
Duluth The northern regatta will- be
held here July 21 and SS. -
More "NEW CURRTNCY" Ci
gars are being smoked today than
any. other Bickei cigar made. Be
-.vise. Smoke."NF.W CURRENCY."
1 5c Adv... , i .,. .
Indians Cop
Another From
Browns. 8 to 7
Palmero Unable to Hold
Mound for St. Louis in His
First Game With Club
Ruth Gets Homer.
Cleveland. Aoril 22. Cleveland
made it two straight from St. Louis
today, winning 8 to 7. The game was
played in the rain.
Elmer Smith made his third home
run of the season and just missed
another by inches, the ball hitting
on top of the right field screen and
bounding back into the field, netting
him three bases. The score: '
ST.
LOT'IIS. t , CLLEVELAND.
AB.HO.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Tobln. rf 4" 0 1 o! Ja'leson. If 3-0 3 0
Oerher. aa K
1 Evans. It 0
1 J'haston. lb 3
o! Burns, lb 3
J Sisler, lb 4
; .TYobson, cf 6
i Williams, If S
0Speaker, cf
I KrSmlth, rf
3klardner. 3b
0'Sowell, ss
2iS'enson, 2b
0 O'Netl, c -llOaldwell.
p
llO' Donald, p
lll'hle. p
OlxOraney, If
0 xThomas
Uleason, 2b 4
I,amh, 3b
Austin. Sb
S'vereid, c
BilllnKS, c
Kolp, p
Talmero, p
Murwell, p
x r.ee
ill Smith
xWetxel-
-I Totals ' 20 7 26 13
Totals 40 17 24 11!
' xOerber out, hit by batted ball.
xClraney batted for Odenwald in eighth.
xThomas hatted for Evana In eighth.
xLee ran for Severeld In seventh.
xSmith batted for Kolp in seventh.
xWetsel batted for Palmero In eighth.
Score by Innings:
St. Louis -....i ;1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 07
Cleveland' ,0 0 0 1 02 3 3 x 3
Summary Runs: "Gerber, Sisler, Jacob
son, Williams, Gleason, Lamb, Wetsel,
Evans, Speaker, 2; E. Smith, 3; Sewell,
2: Stephenson. Errors: -Williams, Pal
meor Sewell, Speaker. Two-base hits:
Lamb, Speaker. Three-base, hit: Elmer
Smith. Home run: Sneaker. Elmer Smith.
Sacrifice .hits: Kolp. Tobin, Stephenson;
and O'Neill. Double plays: uaraner 'to
-Stephenson'- to Johnston.' Left- on . bases:
St. Louis. In; Cleveland, (. First base on
halls: Off Kolp, 2; off Palmero. 1; off
Burwell, 3; off Caldwell, 2. Hits: Oft
Kolp, 4 In Innings; off Palmero, 1 In
1 Inning; off Burwell, 2 in 1 Inning; off
Caldwell, 13 In. 7 Innings;, off Odenwald,
3 In 1 Inning: off Uhle, 1 In 1 Inning.
Hit by pitched ball: By Palmero, Evans.
Struck out: Bv Kolp, l: by Burwell, 1;
By Caldwell, 2; by Uh-le, 1. Winning
Pitcher: Uhle. Losing pitcher: Burwell.
Time of game: 2:13. Umpires: Hlldebrand
and Evans. '
Athletics, 111 Taakees, 4.
''Philadelphia, Aprir 22. Babe Ruth hit
his fourth home run of the season -today,
driving' the ball Into the last row of the
left field bleacher, but Philadelphia out
hit New York and won, 11 to 4. Rommell
held the visitors to three singles besides
Kuth's - home run, which, . came after a
pass to Peeklnpaugh.
Frank. Baker, reinstated by Judge Lan
dis Wednesday, made his first appearance
In an American league game this season.
He batted for Ferguson in the ninth and
rolled an easy grounder to second base.
The score:. Iff- ;
ADD AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
4 1.0 r,
Fewster. 2b 3 0 0 7
Dykes. 2b
I Witt, rf .
Dugan, 3b
Brazlll. lb
P'p'ugh. as 2
0;
1 3
0 11
1 1
2 3
6 3 1
S 130
Ruth. If
Plpp. lb
Meusel, rf
Bodie, cf
Ward. 3 b
Schang. c
Hoyt. p
F"gWon, p
xBaker
llCWal'er, If
0! Perkins, C
1 2
1
3 3
1 0
2 1
0 1
2 1
0 3
4! Welch, cf
JiGnll'way, ss 4
S'Rommel, p 4
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 Totals . 25 13 27 21
Totals 33 4 24 22
xBaker batted for Ferguson in ninth.
Score by Innings: . .
New York 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 4
Philadelphia 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 x 11
Summary Runs: Peeklnpaugh, Ruth,.
Meusel, Ward, Dykes, 2; Witt, 2; Dugan,
2:Brazlll, a Walker, 2: Galloway. . Rom-;
mell. Errors: Fewster, Peeklnpaugh, Witt,
Braslll. Home run: Ruth. Sacrifice hits:
Peeklnpaugh. Welch. Double plays: Few
ster to Peeklnpaugh to Plpp. Left on
bases: New York, 6: Philadelphia, 7.
First base on balls: Off Hoyt, 4; off Fer
guson, 1 ; off Rommell, 3. Hits: Off Hoyt,
11 In 6 2-3 Innings; off Ferguson. 3 In:
1 1-3 Innlnes. Hit by pitched ball: By
Ferguson. Dykes. Struck out: By Hoyt,
1; by Rommell, 1. Wild pitch: Rommell.
Losing pitcher: Hoyt Time of game; 1:38.
Umpires: Connolly and Moiiarty.
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Horemans Defeats
Sutton by 400-57 Score
Chicago; April 22. Eduard Hore
mans, champion balk line billiardist
of Europe, defeated George B. Sut
ton of Chicago,-Thursday when he r
completed the fourth block of their
1.600 points 18.2 balk line spinning
came, makiner the final score 1,600
to 463. The score tonight was 400
.to. 57.
WltHTOE
Ciilrno Trlbune-ilmaha Bee leased Wife
VniCagO, April UBIWIU UUMUl, n.uv.v-
yards bantamweight, takes on . Barney
in.n at a 1 ne&rhv club tomorrow night
for eight rounds. A bunch of fane from the
yards have formed a pool to Baca omun
against any bantam in this section at lit
pounds.' -.
Johnny Griffiths, Akrooweiterwelght, Is
back in Chicago with his right mitt in a
sling from his recent engagement with
Al Doty at Canton. Johnny will be un
able to bos for at least twa months. - .
An attempt Is to be made for uniform
boxing law In Ohio. At present the bouts
are controlled by the cities and they
rangs from 30 rounds to a decision in
Akron to It rounds - with, and , without
decisions in Cleveland.
' Champion Joe Lynch, who has had
seven hard bouts the past three months,
Is taking a rest at Rhlnebeck, N. T.,
until the last of the month, when he will
move his training quartern to Louisville,
to meet Pal Moore, derby ; eve. -Lynch
was scheduled to take on Joe Burman at
Camden, N. J., May 3, but the Louisville
promoter forced him to. cancel. .
Boy Moore and Midget Smith, two
classy bantamweights, get busy tomorrow
night at Montreal over the 10-round
course.'. .
if At Morris, promising local middleweight,
will get .the acid teat April 28, taking on
Phil Harrison for eight rounds, before a
suburban club.
' An annual license fee of 1500 on boxlnj
eiubs In Louisville ' Is provided In - an
ordinance that goes; to the mayor for his
signature. The first ordinance placing
a $200 license on every match was held'
unconstitutional.
Your-,, dealer ' likes to sell you
"NEW CURRENCY" Cigars be
cause he knows you'll come back for
more All good stores at 5c Adv.
Hurls No Hit No
a Run Gome Against
H j Buffalo-rWins 1-0
Jersey City, NV J, April 22. A
no-hit, nip-run game was pitched'
today by Harry Biemiller of the
Jersey City Internationals against
Buffalo. The local team won, 1
to 0.
.Biemiller , struck out . five men
and passed four.
Christy Mathcwson
To Start Taking Light
Exercise Shortly
Saranac Lake, N. Yn April 22.
Christy Mathewson, former major
league base ball pitcher, who has
been ill here since last July, soon
will be able to go automobiling,
his physician, Dr. E. N. Packard,
announced today. Mathewson now
is able to be dressed for a short
time each day and has no cough
or temperature, the doctor said.
He expects Mathewson to begin
taking light exercise shortly.
Ruth Has Rival in
Kelly of Giants
Each Big Leaguer Has
Knocked Out Four Home
Runs This: Season.
New York, April 22. The honie
run batting race between "Babe"
Ruth of the New York Americans
and George Kelly of the New York
Nationals remained at a dead heat
today when each player pounded out
his ; fourth circuit clout of the sea
son. ''
Elmer Smith of Cleveland and
Emil Meusel of the Philadelphia Na
tionals are only a step behind with
three home runs to their credit, while
Bob Meusel, Emil's brother, of the
New York Americans has two. Seve
ral other players also have made
two. . v. . .
Ruth is far ahead of last year's
schedule as he did not make his
fourth home run in 1920 until Mav
ll:-. Kelly's-home run total for 1920
was 11. Ruth made 54. . '
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smoke, comfort to try', the , ''NEW
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", TO THE PUBLIC:- J
1 " ' ' -'" ' t ' f V.-.T;.'.- . i J4" ' ... - , 1 'J-
Since Janua4st,19 17, our operating costs have increased 1 00
percent. :' ''v'l.'';'"-K-. . ' ' '.
- ' Wliile operating costs generally have receded somewhat, our costs
have not materially lessened. This is so because over 90 per cent of our :
costs are made up of Goal, Taxes and Labor. Very little of our Labor
is common labor. These three items of expense have not materially
, lessened, and, as a consequence, we are operating on a cost basis very :
much in ekcess of that obtaining on or before' January 1st, 1917. In
- other words, we have had no relief whatsoever from the increased cost
of Operation incident to the War and its aftermath.
In our recent application for relief the City Council concluded that
we were not entitled to a rate increase at this 'time, and claimed our
operating costs; would so recede as to leave us, in the near future, in a
fair earning condition. We are not'in accord with this conclusion, and
confidently expect the future to justify our position.
During our rate hearing the evidence disclosed certain large power . .
users were getting service at less than the cot of production, arid some'; -5 1
including the Metropolitan Water District, at actually less than the costV r
of fuel. Rates made in pre-war times were accountable for the major r
part of these conditions. , - - - v
' After the conclusion of our rate hearing an Ordinance was intro- : .
duced in the City Qouncil with the purpose of correcting the "below cost f ; .
sehrice" rates enjoyed by certain power users, and incidentally lower
V ing the top'rate, or household rate, in like proportion. Basing pur judg-; l
ment on the report of our experts, this Ordinance leaves us with prac
tically the same gross income from Omaha users as we had under the
rates we were charging at the time the Council considered our applica
tion for an increase. It may vary either way approximately, one per -...
cent, but hardly to exceed that amount. :
- - We agree that the unduly low rates of certain large ; power- users
should be raised, but we must" emphatically deny that there is. any ,
cause or justification for the lowering of the maximum six-cent rate for
, two reasons:
1st The six-cent maximum, or household rate, is the lowest maxi
mum rate in any of the 114 cities of the United States having a popular '
tion of 50,000 or upwards, except three cities, Los Angeles, Seattle and
Youngstown; the first two of which cities have unusually favorably sit-,
uated water power, and the third city, Youngstown, is in the heart of
the coal district. ' " -
' 2d -We are entitled to an increase in our revenue, and any reduc
tion in any part of our rates is therefore unfair and unjustified.
In our judgment, the Ordinance now under consideration by the .
City Council should not be passed, although, as stated, y?e agree that
the rates to the large power users, who are receiving' service at approxi
mately cost, or less than cost, should be. raised. ' ,
NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY
By WARD M. BURGESS, President
. OmaRa, pril 22, 1921. , :
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IWassWstaejsyWwssryWws
Happy Hollow Club Awarded 1921
State Golf Tourney-Elect Officers
Nebraska's 1921 state golf tourna
ment .will be held at the, HppyHol
loy club the . week of June 1 27 to
July-.J.-v Tliis was decjded yesterday
at a. meeting of . the state association
held at the Omaha "Athletic club,
at which time the date and place of
th'e tourneyand the officers ior the
year were selected.
The awarding of the state tourna
ment to the Happy Hollow club
ended what is termed by local "golf
ers as a "golf ' war," -which has , ex
isted between two organizations for
some time. .-, - - , '-
The Lakoma, formerly the Sey
mour Lake club, .will entertain' the
state tourney, golfers in 1922. The
directors of the Nebraska association
awarded- the-Jnext -season's tourna
ment to the -South' Side clnh before
the"; close of their meeting yesterday.,
' vv. r raser, memoer j or tne
Happy Hollow cltb:' " was elected
president of the association.- He will
Racing Commission
Rules Against Chinri
Baltimore, April 22. The Mary
land racing commission today ruled
P..L. Chinn, a horse owner, off all
tracks under the supervison of the
commission, and C. N. Freeman, also
an O-ner, was ordered suspended
until December 31, 1921. The action
was taken at a meeting of the board
of directors at which counsel for
Chinn and Freeman were heard in
executive session.
Chinn and FTeeman were charged
with':' conSpirintr-to "fix" a', race at
B6wie on April 13..' Evidence; in the
case, was npt made public) "'
Sale-: at auction .; of Chinn's and
Frh'an s .horses was- authorized.
Our rates were lasichanged 'January 1st, 1917, at which time they
were reduced 2 per' cent. 1 , "
.
n Viu m &tmtQ
succeed Sa.m Reynolds as head of the
organization,
George McDonald of the Lakoma
ctub. is the .Hew yice president, while
Floyd Porter Is the secretary- treas
urer. Zack'Marr.of Fremont and
Sam Reynold were selected as mem
bers of the executive committee.
Thp 1921 .tournament is exDected to
be the largest tourney of this char
acter ever staged in the state, inter
est in golf is increasing by leaps
and bounds, and according to reports
received .'from -arious club officials
throughout the state, one of the larg
est out-state entry list known m the
history of, the associaion wjll i be
entered in the tournament to be held
this year at the-Happy . Hollow club,
Toledo Club Releases
; Catcher "Nig" Clarke
t i '" ,('
Toledo, CC, April 22. -Unconditional
release of the veteran catcher,
"Nig" Clarke, formerly with Cleve
land Americans, was announced to
day by Roger Bresnahan, president
of the Toledo club of the American
association.. ,x
Giants Release Shea
To Chicago Americans
- New York, April 22. The release
of Pitcher Pat Shea to the Chicago
Americans under the ' Inter-League
waiver rule was announced today by
the New York Nationals. He was
purchased by the Giants "last year
from the Toronto Internationals for
$12,000.
; "NEW CURRENCY" Cigar costs
more than most nickel cigars, but
the price to you is 5c. Try a "NEW
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Large Entry List
In Drake Relays
Fifteen Universities, 18 Col
leges and 26 High Schools
In Annual Games.
Des Moines, la., April 22. Fifteen
universities, 18 colleges and 26 high
schools have entered the 12th annual
Drake relay, to be held here Satur
day, April 23.
Many of these - institutions " have
carried off honors in former years at
the relays,- but a number of new
schools are on the lists as well. Fol
lowing is the list of institutions en
tered: .
University class: Universities ef Chica
go, Wlscoimln, Minnesota, Kansas, Illi
nois, Nebraska, Purdue, Missouri, Iowa,
Notre Dame. Drake and Northwestern,
Iowa and Kansas state colleges end Ortn
nell college.
College class: Cos, Cornell, Wabash,
Hamline, Parsons, Simpson. Mornlngside,
Butler, Yankton, Carleton, Knot. Central
nf Fayette. Mo.: Belolt, Iowa State
Tearhers college, Missouri State Teachers
college, Iowa Weeleyan, Des Moines uni
versity and University of South Dakota.
High school class: nan rara (vmcagoi,
Elkhart, (Indiana). Ames, Boone, Cellar
Ilaulda. Earlham. Fort Dodge, indlansla,
Hampton, Marshalltown, Wlnlerselt tu-
dubon). orinneu iwimu,
Junction 0kalooea). Mason .city. Au
dubon. LeMars, Exlra tOreene, ia.l. jjoaoe
(Florida), Newton, rtasnua, uk.,
City. Grinnell, West Waterloo ana sir
. . . .. . iv-
Malty or the inniviouaia enira ...
Bn,ni,h .v.nti. the lou-yara aim
nnrt the 120-yard high hurdles, have been
listed, but there are still a few namea
tw,. will ha entered later, ac
cording' to Coach Banks. Following Is the
list of entries nus rar:
100-yard oasn: uiium",
gles; Deerlng, Nebraska: Knoum, Wis
consin; Hayes, Notre Dame :
South Dakota; Paulu, Grinnell; Woeste-
myer, Kansas; Massengale, Missouri, and
By.". D1"- . ..n.. Tin-....
120-yara nign nuraiea: wini
sin: Wright, Nebraska:
sas Aggies; Wynn, Notre Dame; Benllng,
Iowa; Price, South iaoia, ana
Drake. ' ,
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