The
UNDAY
Bee
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VOL. L NO. 48.
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"Babe"
Yank Hero Sends
Two Men Home
On Circuit Clout
Uaghy Hurls for Indians
'"Bambino" Now Three
Ahead of George Kelly
With Eight.
Cleveland, May 14. Babe Ruth's
ilth home run gave -Xew York a
6 to 4 victory over Cleveland today.
The Indians were leading, 4 to 2, at
the eighth. Ro'.h was hit by a
pitched ball. Pockinpaugh hit a
grounder. Ki th then hit the second
ball pitched into the center field
bleachers," the first time the feat was
accomplished. Pipp followed with
another home run.
n.ir.K.
New York 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 i 13 S
!eelnnd .......3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 11 0
flatteries: Quinn and Schnngj'tagby and
O .S ail.
Packers Lose Wild
Game To Witches
Smith's Triple With Two Out
In Ninth, Wins 11 to
10 Contest.
Wichita, Kan., May 14. Smith
tripled with two out in the last of
the ninth and then stole home with
the winning- run in a wild game
which Wichita won from Sioux City,
11 to 10. Both teams used four!
pitchers in the contest.
SIOUX CITY. I WICHITA.
AE.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Fo. ft 9
4 2, Smith, cf
6 3 2 0
S'cbr'er. :b 4
PaWloek, cf 6
1 2 5 W'burn, ;b
4 3 0'Herifer, as
Jlelz. 10 0
B'mlller, if 4
Rubtson, rf 2
Marr, 5b 3
Spetlman, e 3
Graham, c :!
t.otn. p S
(Hazier, p 1
Hussell. p 1
Tesar, p 0
8 1J 0 Bast, rf
1 0 0: Deck, lb
0 0 fl'Butler, Sb
1 SlB'ltealy.lf
0 01 Male-, o
4 2!Maun. p
1 SjM'D'ald, p
0 0 Sellars, p
0 fliGrlffln, p
0 O.iMDowell
- Total S9 15S0UI Totals 40 17 17 14
x.UcPowell ran for Sellars In seventh.
S-ore by Innings:
xTwo out when winning; run scored.
Sioux City 0 0 0 0 8 4 2 0 110
Wiehrta 0 2 0 4 1 0 3 0 1 11
Summary Runs: Fox. S: Stelnbrepner,
Tuddock. 2: Metz, Bowmiller. Robison,
Olarler, Smith', 8 Washburn, Beck, But
ler, 4; Maun, McDowell. Errors: l.otz.
Smith. Left on bases: Wichita. 9; Sioux
City. 13. Sacrifice hits; Marr, Beck,
Blakesley, Maun, Haley. Two-base hits:
Washburn. 3; Haley. Graham, Paddqck.
Three-base hits: Bowmlller, Smith. Home
run: Butler: Stolen boxes: Smith'. 3. Hits
nd runs: Off Lota, 11 and 7 in S in
nines: off Glazier. 6 and 1 In i Inninsrn
"Cf f Russell. 3 and 0 in 1 2-3 innings; off
Maun. 7 and 3 in 4 1-8 inninira: off Mc
Donald, 1 and 1 in 1 inning off Sellars, 4
and S in 3 Innings. Struck out: By Lots,
1; by Russell, 2; by McDonald. S. Double
plays: Bergor to Washburn; Stetnbrenner
to Mts. First base on balls: Off I.otz. 1;
off r.lp.Kier. 1; off Mann, 3; off McDonald,
; off Sollars, 2. lilt by pitched ball: By
Tloblnson. 2. Time of game: 2:15. Um
pires: Hul:i:es and Buckley.
iloplin, 3i Boosters. 2,
Juplin, Mo., May 14. Young was com
plete .master of today's cams until tbe
I'inth. when Tes Mo!nes scored twice on
a walk, a tr'.nle and an Infield out, but
their- rally fell one short. Joplin winning".
S to 2. Tt was: the shortest name plavol
here, requiring but one hour and ft.i
minutes. The score. ,
LE3 MO'xns.
' jon.i.v.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
J" Veil y. cf
en ion, ss i i 3
Ortnt. ss 3
Mne'Idr. lb 4
O'C'nn'r. rf 2
M'.bn. If 4
i !of fev, 2h S
l'h!;b!n. Cb 4
Anderson.e S
Wtrivn-, p 3 ,
H'biuch, p 0
IIMu'llton, Sb
l'BSmlth, lb
O'Ven, rf
HlO'Nell. If
' :n Mueller, cf
l'Kr'eger, 3b
llr.-idy, c
f'TtUilg. P
"1:
(I' Totals
4 J S
4 1 8
4 1 1
5 0 0
S 0 2
n .1 2
2 12
10 1
y xBsnner 1 0
T.-'als 34 Hi
, xBanncr batted for Slirher In elshtu.
Sco"o by innings: '
Pea Molnts 00000000 I,
Joplin 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 X 3
Summary Ruus: Milan. O'Connor, Ham
ilton. Krueger. (Jody. Krrors: Coffey,
Orant. Young. Two-base hit: Milan. Three
bass hits: Milan, O'N-Mll, -Young. First
bns- n balls: Off Phrlver, 2: off Young,
. Struck out: By Shriver, 2: by Young.
!. Earned runs nnd Uts: Off Shriver, S
end 6 m i uimngs: orr nunaoauBn. v
inmngs: orr Butiaoaugn.
nnd 0 In 1 inning; off Young. 2 and 3
lr
inniJK'. i.i-ii on wwi. i mu.
D1?s Moines.
i : .Tnilii. e. TH!ibi plays: Hamilton i
.S-nitl'.; Krueger to Uobertson. Stolen base:
Hamllion. Van. Ti-je;;.?-. '1 ; Cody. Time of
B1.,nc: l:6E. irmplres: Velaie and Ourtr.
Welterweight Champ
Challenged By Owen ,
Daily of Hastings
' " .
Hastings, Neb., May 14. (Spe
cial.) Owen Daily of Hastings last
night issued A c'- Ulcngc to Jack Rey
nolds, welterweight champion for 'a
side- bet of $500 and 60-40 per cent
of the gate receipts at a 145-pound
ringside. Daily has been unable to
secure a match with the former
champion unless he puts up an ex
ceptional large side bet, which has
been impossible for the Hastings lad
to do.
Reynolds will probably, be more
considerate and accept the challenge
and show the public that his right
ai a contender for the welterweight
championship is w ell founded. Daily
would Jike to wrestle Reynolds. May
25 at Hastings, because the G. A.
R. and the Sons of Veterans are
r-otdincr the state encampment on
Mav 20 to 25. inclusive, and it is ex
pected that at last 2.000 people will
be in attendance.. Should Reynolds
accept the challenee he should get
in touch Mith William CrOsson at
Hastings. , .
L American Association
Minneapolis, April 14. B. H. B.
Minneapolis 13 4
Indlanaoolia 7 13 2
Batteries: Bartlett and Henline; Robert-.
on and Mayer.
Kansas City, May 14. - B. H. E.
Toledo 5 11 1
Kansas City 1 1 1
Batteries: Wright and Bresnahan; Bono,
Reynolds and McCartjr.
St. Paul. May 14. R. H. E.
Louisville S 14
St. Paul I 7 t
Batteries: I-ong, Koob. Wright and
Kosher; Merrittt and McMenemy.
Milwaukee, May 14. R. H. E.
Columbus 0 8 !
Milwaukee 3 10 S
Batteries: Rush. Sherman, Mania and
tCiison; Kieter and OosaetU
Ruth Wallow Out His Eleventh iHoinefM. Cleveland Game
Some of the Star Horses
f v & . A...- i v r t2 0$ lK
"tipple Blossoms
1
' - ' n I ii-iiii j wmA ' owned by ; WtSfgC " )p jj . "Vw -
TwentyAmatem VT I UpM, 14 J , f ' .
Teams To Play: ( y. , f Vfe jt V'
At Parks Today "xJ Uifjh "- I f . Jl
Ten Games Schedule J With
Many Double-Headers-
Townsends and Bowens
In Feature Contest.
After being unable to entertain
the followers of amateur base ball
for the kst two Sundays, due to the
unfavorable weather conditions,
Omaha amateur teams wilt make
another' attempt this afternoon to
perform on the diamonds in their
fight for supremacy honors.
The teams of these three leagues
have only been able' to play two
games during the season thus far
and the fans have been robbed of an
opportunity to witness many feature
games, but if weather conditions are
favorable today, the players will
make i;o tor lost time and dish up
a brand of base ball equal to that
of any big league teams.
Double-Headers At All Parks.-
Ten games are. scheduled .in these
: three circuits -this afternoon, includ-
I incr f1niiK?e-Tipnder4! nr nrartirallv
'& .. . - -
of the public parks. Next Sunday
wilt mark the opening, of the'sec
ond round of the schedule in both
the City and Gate City, leagues,- and
next Saturday the teams of the Com
mercial and Greater? Omaha league
circuits will start 'the' second round
of the season. . . i ' ',
Fontenellc parkvill;be the. scene
of the stellar attraction in' the
i City circuit, where the sBowen . Fur
niture Co. and tltc" lownaend Oun
Co. teams clash, for the;1 first time
this season. Manager "Bunny" Hol
land, who is piloting the - Gunners
this season haj been in training in
an effort to stage a. "comeback."'
Bunny" a number of years ago. was
- T . .
j uic siar iieavei lur uic i-iuus icdin
local
, wncn uiev l eprcscmcii inc
hi..... ::A Vi.'.'i....i. n
j -"""J ci.-mjiu.iiui: i. v'.
, under Tohn DcnnisOll S : guidance.
..Bunny- Js anxipus to 'beat Dcnni-
; son s team and will take the mound
hintself.
Dennison Is Confident.
However, Dennison says he- isn't
losing any sleep' about it and -is con
fident his Bowen "Bones" will be the
victor. "Zip" Woosley will probably
be Manager Dennison's choice. - The
game will start at 3:30 o'clock and
a large crowd is expected to be on
hand. The Knights, of Columbus-Drive-It-Yourself
game at Thirty
second and Dewey, avenue,; and the
Riggs Optical Co.-North .'--.Omaha
Booster battle at Riverview. park are
the other two City league contests
that should be hard-fought. -- - " - -. ,
First place honors are at stake in
the American league Between the
Dold Packing Co. a..d the Big "H"
Hardware Co.1 Both teams have
thus far been ' victorious in alt of
their games and ; are fighting hard
to coo the pennant. They are' both
confident of winning and' a hard
fought "game is anticipated. .The cpn
test will bev played at Thirty-second
and Dewey avenut at 1 :30 o'clqck.,
Considerable -interest is' being cen
tered in tfte Brodcgaard Crowns
Christ Child Club contest at River
view park. 1:30 o'clock. .Both teams
are nottcd for first place in the Gate
City league and a battle to the finish
is anticipated. . ...
Other games in the . three , circuits
will also be of real interest.
Scliaefer Continues
To Trim Horemans
San Francisco. May 14. Jake
Schaefer of San Francisco, took ; the
sixth block of the 4,000-point match
of 18.2 billiards tonight ..from. Ed
ourd Horemans. Belgian champion,
400 to 149, in seven innings. . At the
end of tonight's block the score was:
Schaefer. 2.400; Horemans, ; 1.295.
Schaefer's high run tonight was 10,
wliile Hnrpmans' u-ae .117 ' rharf(r
has wou five oi the six blocks played. '
r
OWNEJ BY J
Cornliuskers Win j
Haskell Dual Meet i
Nebraska Men Break Two
. Records Indians Unable
" To Get One First; '
: Lincoln,' N'elJ.,. May -14. (Special
Telegram.) Nebraska ; trounced the
Haskell indiah3,100j'S;6 to ' 25 1-6, in
a ',. dual meet on the '.Nebraska field,
Skturday morning: Jjic air was chilly
artd-rain ielldttring-part of. the 'meet,
but most cf the records, were' good.
'iTvrd varsity .records for, Nebraska
v.cre ' bfoken in ; field events th's
mornirigl' 3d Pulton lieaved the discus
126 feet,; 10 .inches,' bettering the for
mer record fry more than - a " foot.
Sclloeppel' broke the javelin record
of '157 feet with a toss of '164 feet,
6 inches, -and lost the .record again
when' Carmen heaved the javelin 169
feet, 9. inches on: his last throw.
. Eddie Smith equalled the varsity
record-in the- 100-yard dash by cov
ering i the 'distance in 10 - seconds.
Smith made 9 4-5 seconds .in thc.mect
last 'week, . but the time 1 would not
stand tn account of a strong -wind
at tlic back of the runners. McDonald-bettered
the record for the quar
ter on. the Nebraska track by run
ning the distance in 51 .seconds. ;Mc
Mahon still holds ' the.' varsity rec
ord of 40 4-5, which was made 'on a
foreign field.. ".The Indians were un
able to, cop a single fkst in the meet.
Webster of Haskell tied with Gish
of-. Nebraska- for first place in the
hich jump . with - a. leap , of 5 feet,
7J-2. inches. '. Fred Dale. 210-pound
Nebraska .weight man, o,id. Lassa,
husky Haskell .weight thrower, fea
tured in a special . 200 d.ah, which
replaced the mile relay.; Dale copped
the race in 232-5 seconds.
; The summary: : . .
i 100-Tard Dash First. Smith- (S); sec
ond. Deerina- N); third, Thompton (H).
Time: 10 seconds.: "
- 220-Tard Dash First. Smith .N); sec
ond. Thompson (H); third, McCarthy (X).
Time: 23 fteconaa.
44.0-Tanl Dash First,
MeDorald (N);
third, Thompson,
second,
Stromer (N
(H. Time:. 61 seconds;
Half-MUo Run first, Glbbs (N); second,-Bieser
tN); third, BrlnglnS'iod (H).
Time; 2:CS:1. .
Jktile Run First. Allen X): second,
Patasoni -(H); third, Dora (N). Time:
4;a4:3. . ' ' , ' ' '- '
Two Mile Hun First, Kretzler (K); sec
ond. Patasoni (H); third, Coalua . (N).
Thin:' 10:10:1. '
120-Yards H'gh Hurdles First. Wright
(N': seoond, Kipp (H); third, Gish (N).
Time: 16:2.
S'20-Yard Low - Hurdler First. .Wrieht
N; second, Gish (N); third. Klpp (HI.
Tim: 11:4.
Poie Vault First. Lees (X);- second.
Brown (X): Webster (TI) and Archlcta
(H) tied. Height: It feet.
Shot Tut First, Dale X): second,
Mo.tlton IS); third, La'ra (II). .Oistance
"hT jump First. cih (X) and weu- ',
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1921.
to Be Seen at
BaseBallKesulls
dnaStandin0s
WESTERN I,EAilE.
AV. I,. Pet. ' ' W. L. Pet.
Wichita ' 17 8 .68;OkI. City 11 12 .478
.fopllu 1 Jl .iSSiSt. Joe 11 12 .478
Tulsa , 12 11 .522 Omaha 13 .409
Soo City 12 12 .4M!D Moines 10 17 .370
, Yesterday's Results.
Omaha-Oklahoma City, rain,'
, .loplin, 3; Dea Moines, 2.
vicnna, lu: nioux :uj, a. j
si, nwtjiu-iuiDai
. . Today's tinmes.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
Sioux City at Wichita. ,
Des Moines at Joplin.
St. Joseph at "aulsa.
XATIOXAl. LEAGl'E.
W. Ij. Pet.
19 6 .792 Boston
Hi 8 .ObijCm ati
17 111 .USD: Kt. Louis
12 9 .iuliPhlladcl.
W. h.
J 14
lu 17
tt 15
t li
Fct.
.5!'l
.2U
,2S(i
.201
Pitts Bli
. York
Broo'yu
Chl'go
. Yesterday's Results,
St. Louis. 4; Brooklyn, 3.
ey lork, 6; Cincinnati, .
rittsburgl,, 6; Philadelphia, -Boston-Chicatio,
lalq.
Today's Gaines.
Pt. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Xew York.
- AMEBIC AN LEAGIE.
Vt. L. Pet. - -W. I Fit-
Cleve'nd IB 10 .616Detroit 14 13 .619
N. York' 13 ' .58liBt. Louis 11 13 .468
Was' on 14 11 .660, Philadel. S 14 .364
Boston ' 10 U .62tl Chicago 7 14 .333
Yesterday's' Results.
Kew Tork, 6;' Cleveland, 4.
Uetrolt, 3j Washington, i.
St. Louis, 8; Boston, ti.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 1.
Today's Liumcs.
Boston at St. Louis.
. I'lilladolphia at Chicago,
Washington at Detroit.
iew York at Cleveland.
AMKKICAN ASSOCIATION.
W. Li,' I'ct. Y. L.
Kan. Citf 13 a .5i Lou'lle 12 12
Inla'lls 13 ,571 St. Paul M 14
iliin'a'iis 12 .&7i;Cu'bus 10 14
Toledo 13 13 .620, alU'ukee li 13
Yesterday's Results.
AllniieaiiollH, 9; Indianapolis, 7.
Toledo, 6; Kansas City, 2. (
Louisville, li; at. Paul, 3.
ililaukee, 3; Columbus, 0.
Today's liames.
Indianapolis at .Minneapolis.
. Toledo at Kansas City.
Louisville at St. Paul. '
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Pet.
.500
.440
.417
.361
ster (H) tied; third. Allen (N) and Morri
son H), tied. Height, 6 lect, 1t Inches.
Discus FiTst, iloulton (N); second,
Weiler (N) ; third, Dale (N). Distance: 1-6
feet, 10 inches.
Bro.id Jump First, Deerlng (N); sec
ond, Carson (N); third, Webster (H).
Distance: ill feet, 7V inches.
Javelin Klrst, Carmenn (N); second,
Schoeppel N); third,. Hartley (); Dis
tance: 169 feet. 9 inches.
Sailor Freedmants . three battles mean
he has reached n spot in his career where
ho must show his real worth or step
RKide and let the other contenders for
Bsnny Leonard's title advance. The first
will be Slay IS at Kenosha, where ha
meets Dennis O'Keef'-. the South Chicago
welter. May 27 at East Chicago he tnckles
Johnny Dundee, and if he is successful in
making these two battlers like it, he will
get Benny Leonard in Benton Harbor July
4. O'Keefe - is a good puncher, a game
battler and never breaks away. He beat
Eddie Fltzslmmons and Gave Jack Brlt-ton-a
great flsht. On Ihe same rard will
lie .F rankle Scbaffor nnd Bill Henry lounz
Army metis Lddio AlaLoncy. t
Ak - Sar - Ben Running Races June 2 to 10
Wire Trouble Prevents
Publication of Box
Scores in Tlf Edition
Because of Avire-trouble caused
by the Aurora Borealis The Bee'
has been unable to receive all box
scores by the time this-edition
goes to press.' '..' ."'"
Scores by innings,; with batter
ies, will be found on another part
of this page. , '
Iowa Beats Chicago ;''
Chicago, May 14. The Univer
sity of Iowa track athletes defeated
the University of Chicago team,
941-2 to 391-2 today. Chicago took1
only three first places and tied for
another. -
K. U. Beats Aggies ' '
Manhattan, Kan., May 14. The
University of Kansas defeated tlv.
State Agricultural co'llege,".76 to 24,
in a field meet here today.: ' '
Pacific Coast League
"At Seattle, May ,14. . It. H. E.
Oakland .' 8.12 .0
Seattle .17 22 a
Batteries Selbold, Winn, aud iiitze;
Gardner and Spencer. ', - .
At Los Angeles, May 14. ' It. H. E.
Sacramento ......'... 6 II J
Los Angeles 7 16 4
Batteries Penner. Prough, ICunz and
Cook, Sehang; Ilclnhart and Stallage. ,
At Tortland, Slay 14. ' " R. H. E.
Vernon 9 13 3
Portland " 2 10 2
Batteries .Mitchell, Frommo and Han
nah; Poison, Sid Koss and Baker. -
San Francisco, May 14. - R. H. E.
Salt Lake -. -. :.:4 9 3
San Francisco 5 11 2
Batteries: (Jould. and.. Jenkins; . Couch,
McQuald and Agnew.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. . .... .... 000 000
New York. ... . . . . . 300 010
Luquc and ITargrave; Benton
St. Louis. ......... 000,100
Brooklyn. .......... 000 010
Pertica and Dilhocfar; ' Rcuther
Pittsburgh. . . ... 000 201 100
Philadelphia. . . . 000 400 000
Cooper and Schmidt; Smith and
Chicago at Boston
No Gatnc, Rain
1 C
Wymore, Xob.,' May 11. A (rood crowd
attended Arbor State park to see Blue
bprlnga base ball team Rot whitewashed
ba '"-ands of the Wymore team on
Wednesday. W'ymore, 12, . the. Springs a
Pawnee City . Wins Again.
.Pawnee City,' NeB., May 14. (Special.)
Pawnee City High school, defeated Falls
CltV. Tiietl Rchnnl tHov 4n n.. . .
1. Harold - Edwards pitched throughout
ins game ror Pawnee City. Heavy hittlnK
was the fenfiifA nt v,a u ,...!!
... . sa,,l7,. La,,,,,-
uaa uuiy nou seven out oi m eames.
Osceola Loses. " ' '
Stromsburgr. Neb., May ' 14. (Special.) '
...uu. n usva.cu 'I'atcuitt uil J3CeOltt
Krounds Friday; the 13th, 23 to 6. Stroms-
"u,- yit--utu uutiieioer uraves lu order
to save -Cornhusker Olson for- Sunday.
Slromsburg boys hit Patterson hard. Home
runs featured. StromsburgT boys go to Cen
tral City Sunday.
Mntvood Wins From Scbujler.
T.lnv-nnrl Vnli r... 1 c..t-,
The Llnwood High school team defeated
me !M-nuyier nign school -team on th
local grounds by a score of 13 to 6. Bat
teries for Schuyfer. Stastny, 'Pett and
Higgins.- Llnwood. Woods and Corry; I.in-
u.'nri,t IHcrh .Ida Anfnn 4 1.: ....! . .
year, winning all..the garoesBlayed. .
Blue Hill Schedule. " '
Blue Hill.' Neb.; May 14. (Special.)
Follo-wlng is vthe Blue Hill . base, ball
schedule:
May 15 Wllcov. here. ',
May" IS Fairfield, Oiere. '
May 22 Campbell, tlire. .,
"May"29 Ciimpbell, 'here. -
June , 5 Fairfield, here.-...
June 12 Superior, there. 1 " "
Juno 19 Ilagan,- here. -,.
Juna-tS Wilcox, there.
-July. 3 Funk, here, , ;
.July 4 Campbell, .bore. . - . '
July 10 Rngan, here. . , 5
. July 17 Mlnilen. here. , i C
.July 24 Hastings, here. 1 .
July 31 Mlnden. there. '
August 1 Hastings, ' there. ' ' ; -
August 14 Superior, here..
August 21 GUtner,, there:', ,
-August 28 Glllner, -here. '
Scotlsbluff, 8; Denver. 7.'
Scottsbluff, Neb., May 14. (Special.)
Denver ;. 0 0 0 2 1 0 4 0 7 6 3
Scottsbluff ....1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 t-l 10 3
Batteries Larltin and Diamond; Kin
ney . and '-Benninghoven. .
Weeplnir Water Defeated.
Louisville. Neb". May 14. (Special)
Louisville Hlgh defeated Weeping Water
High ball team by the score of 11 to 6.
Edgar, 1; Clay Onier, 8.
Edgar. Neb.. May 14. (Special.) Tho
Krlgar High school base ball team defeat
ed the Clay Center ; High school base
hnll team yesterday' afternoon on tho
homo grounds. The score was.-Edgar, Ifi:
Clay Center, 8. Batteries: Edgar; Beck arid
BASE BALL SCORES
000 0 8 0
Olx- 5 9 1
and Smith. .
Washington . .
Detroit ... . . .
Zachary and
210 4 10 1
020 - 3 5 2
and Miller.
New York. . . .
Cleveland. . . .
', ., ,.0u'nn and
2 6 13
0 4 10
Wheat.' '
Boston . .
St. L6uis. . . . ...... .400 C02 02x x 12 2
Thormahlen
Philadelphia .
Chicago ....
More and
V
Jtydholui; Clay Center, Has letc and
Aic.ei.- imjuic: C Hirawser.
AVesleyan, IJ; York, 5.
York, -Xob., May )4. (Special. )W'e
leyan university defeated York college ball
team, 12. to S. ,
Randolph, 18; Laurel, S.
Kanttolpli, Xeli.. May 14. (Special.)
i no jiauuuipn Jiign scn-mi base ball team
defeated -the Laurel High.' team here to-
n:i. to .:. iawo iiciuing of the locals
featured the game.
Montana Wins
Missoula, Mont., May 14. The
University of . Montana won today's
dual track meet from the University
of Idaho, 621-2 points to 541-2.
Bee Dope Sheet
OFFICIAL SCORES.
WEEK ENDING MAY H
Western League.
Mill.
Tol.
S. It.
S
24
6 44
3 28
M. T. VT.
01
1 13
8 15
111
Wk. T.
P.
OMAIIA
Tulsa
Soo City.
Joplin -1.
Moines
Wichita
St. Joe -
7 1
li
23
13
10
13
11
12
21
33
22
15
10
3
10
Ok!. City
National League
Tot.
ii. i. v.. -vnt.
T.
Brooklyn
Philadel.
Now Yt)rk
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
S. R.
,11
33
2,8
f, 4
19
2 1
7 . 1
2 . 4
.15
10
21
27
S3
4
1?
12
14
n
American league,
Mld-
M. T. W. AVI, -r
Tot.
S. R
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washing.
New York
Philadel .
: i - : io
10
7 14
V V 3
American Association.
- ...i in.
M. T..W.
Tot
9. R.
T.
II
7
1
8.
10
6.
' 6
r.
10
4
Kan. City
Milwaukee
Indl'polls
Louisville
Mlnn'ap'lls
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
10
12
15
fi
' 8
- 4
3 18
5 18
.Kewple Callender. Minneapolis feather
weight will.be in Chicago In the next few
dnys to make his- headquarters here.
Callender has fought such boys as Jo
Lynch.- Babe Asher . and. other top
notchers, but of late has taken on weight
so rapidly that ho has decided to go Into
another division. .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
...... .001 001 000 2 7 1
..... . 010 CCO 02x 3 9 1
Gharrity; Oldham and Ainsniith.
... . .100 100 040 6 12 2
. . . . . 200 001 100 4 11 0
Sehang; Bagby and O'Neil.
.100 400 100 6 10 2
and Uucl; Boland and Sevcrcid.
. COO 100 000 1 6 1
.000 2C0 lOx- 3 10 0
Perkins; Fabcr and Schalk,
TEN CENTS
Strange Act of
An Actor Is Told
By Canary Kid
I It's a Funny Old World, the
J Kid Opines, and Discourses
On the Lame Burglar and
The Lure of the Auhuhuha.
By H. R. HARRIS.
"This is such a funny ol woii',"
j observed the- Canary Kid, "'at. I
can' sec ow anybody ever takes it
so serious 'at they goes an' bumps
thcirself offa it." ,
"Xo?" I retorted.
"Xaw is verv correc'," continued
the Kith "Now yeh take th' li'l
'xpcricncc I 'ad a few days ago. 1
goes over t Billy Hvnies' Orpheum
an' I 'cars a comedian tell such a
sad story 'bout 'ow dry 'e is an'
'ow turriblc pro'bition . affec's 'im
an' 'ow 'appy 'e fonna be w'en
V gets t' Montreal 'at I jus' nat
chcrly takes a lotta pitty on 'im an'
I goes roun' back uv th' stage the
lies' night an' looks 'im up.
High Token of Regard.
"'Buddy,' 1 sez. rcachin' roun' t'
in' proh'biliou pocket, 'I know y
inus' be sufferin' fur somethin' good
t' wet at pore throat uv yores an'
as I acquired several pints uv good
o!' 01' Taylor frum a bootlegger
fricn' recen'Iy ail. as y're th' only
comedian wot 1 figgcrs ain' missed
'is callin' as a hearse driver I seen
fur a lonp; time, I'm gonna presei;'
yeh wit this 'ere' high token uv my
regard.
"Well, d'ych think this clown
makes a joyful grab fur 'at bottle?
Lissen:
"'YV'y,' 'c stammers, 'at's mighty
fine uv yeh an' thoughtful an' all
'at ol' chap, but really y'know, th'
stronges' tiling wot I drink is but
termilk, though I 'ave been known
t' take a coca colar'.
In the Act.
"' Wot!' 1 yells.
"'Yes,' 'e sez, "y'know 'at comedy
'bout 'ow thirsty I am is ius' a part
uv my act. But if vou wan' t' do
a good Christian deed uv kindness,
t' reelly sort uv save a chap wot's
so dry 'e's 'fraid t' sneeze fur fear
VII blow 'is dusty 'ead off. you can,
give it t' another feller on th' bill
this week.'
"'We!!.' I sez 'who's Vr
"'WV,' sez th' comedian, 't's 'at
sissy boy in th' secon' act wot crie3
so w'en 'c sings 'bout 'Mother.' "
""You wins th' beautiful aut'n'n
lic applaudin' rruciiine,' I sez, "CV
by.'" Newspapers Are Good, .
The Kid grinned.
"'En the newspapers." continued
the Kid, "them newspapers is sure
good. ,
"'Ere I reads th' other day 'at a
night . clerk is lcf standin' in "is
underwear by a lame burglar.
"Vow' I axes you- 'ow slow mus'
a bird be wot lets th' clothes be
stole right off 'is back an' is lef
STANDIN' by a LAME burglar?"
"Not so fast," I retorted.
Not So Fast.
"Kot so fas'." snorted the Kid.
"W'y 'at night clerk wuz. wuz
w'y, I'll bet 'at feller couldn' catch
a col' even in 'is underwear, chilly
night wot it wuz.
"An' speak-in uv speed I reads uv
'notlier fas' bird th' other day wot
come a!! th' way frum th' Philippine
islan's t' take out 'is citizenship pa
pers. 'E sez 'e wan's t' rush back
t' Manilla 'cause 'e misses th' moosic
uv 'is daughter's auhuhuha so much.
'E sex 'es' goin' t' rush back even if
it takes TEN YEARS f get 'is
papers.
Georges Knocked Out.
"'En I turns over t' th' sport
page an' I reads a big story telliu'
wot a mankiller this, 'ere Jack Demp
sey is compared wit' Georges Car
pentier. Th' article sez 'at a lotta
bums 'as knocked Georges fur a
row uv 10 figgers an' at there ain
wot a mankiller this 'ere JackDemp
scy an' 'ere i wuz sittin' myself at
th' ringside in Sal' Lake City back
in 1917 w'en pore ol' Jim, Fly mi.
wot wuz arrcady a hasbeen knock
ed Jack cold in ONE ROUN.
"I tell yeh, i.t's sure a funny oY
worl'," concluded the Kid. "an' w'en
ever I gets th' blues reel bad, as I
sometimes docs, I jus' looks aroun
an' I gotta"
The Kid grinned.
PllfDAM JOCK
VI IA.IT af-AsTO
No. 44
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real comfort and the
assurance of perfect
protection while exer
cising ar playing
gwaes ox any woo.
All clas
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feet fit.
vr:n -
'ehsfe Perreetpoorh. Pstentedonew
tag is front Hay be boiled tocieesae.
TWO WEEKS TRIAL.
If flAt MHthMi. ii.lm - - - -
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pries. 11. SUtewsiMtiieasanintiit.'
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