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THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY. MAY 16, 1921. Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans Buffaloes Drop Double-Header to' Oklahoma City Baumgartner Hurls First Con test Manager Burch on Mound in . Sroml Teams Move Today. . Georges Gives Baby First Walking Lesson 1 Oklahoma City. Ok-.. May 15 Oklahoma City won both game of a (Jouble-licaJcr from Omaha Sunday, 4. to 3 and 2 to 1. The second game went seven innings; OMAHA Gisliiaon. 2 b Hanev, 3b it. If Griffin, rf liTlt. II, (I'llrlen, if Ma), m Llngle, rf Buunigartnrr, p , Totiils OKLAHOMA UTY Pitt, rf ... Moore, If Warper, if Khanl,, lili-sa Cirnl'rtn, I'l , . . . Writ-lit. 31 Hughe, ki xPurker Mi-t nrt'i: , e ......... Allen, i, II to Hey. '.Mi ......... !Sall!U'l . ii Tot lie ' AII.U.H.O.A.K. .. o I "i I . . 4 0 I 4 A l i ,.. 0 II 3 It I' ,. 1 '! 9 II .. 3 I I 18 I I . . .1 I) 1 II U 0 ..;,() i :i 3 .311441 '. . j u o u i i) . . i:; 8 s ; aii.k.ii.o.a.i;. . i ii ii ; i .. i v is" , . 4 II I 1 . II I ! 4 . . J I 111 I . ., 4 S 3 3 1 ! . . 0 I II 0 o .. S II 1 4 1 . . ) ii n o 4 ., 3 0 S J t . . i i o o a , '.43 3 11 39 17 1 ! At ifs A) I AmJ , f j ill ' ' i Yanks Go Into First Place bv Beating Indians "Babe" Ruth Draws Two Free Bases, But Fails to Hit Cleveland's Fourth Straight Defeat. Cleveland, O., May lo. New York went into first place today when it ,won from Cleveland, 8 to 2, its second consecutive victory over the' Indians and the latter club's fourth consecutive defeat. "Babe" Ruth failed to hit, drawing two pas ses. A crowd of 28,000 persons witnessed the gams. new york. I Cleveland: ' AB.H.O.A.! ABJI.O.A. P'pa'gh. as 5 3 3 4fJrt'leson, If 5 2 1 0 Roth, cf 6 3 8 O'j'hnst'n. lb S Sll 1 3 0 4 o spotlier, cl 4 3 i v 6 111 ljSitilth, if 6 3 1 0 G'rdnor, 3b 5 2 1 lRewell, si 4 0 3 2;S'nson, 2b 4 11 OlOWclll. o 3 0 1 J C inkle, p in'nwald, p SI 13 27 UlCaldweil. p xiiraney yiSurna iWbss'nss Ruth. If Plpp, lb M nisei, rf llakor, 3b Ward. 3b Sf hang, c Iloyt, p Totals . An interesting' and exclusive pho fograph of Georges Carpentier, iitncli heavyweight, champion and !iis biby daughter, Jacqueline, four Two out when wiiiitlnrr run scored. ' xl'urker h.ittrd I or Hushes III nlnlb, ill rail ry butted Kir ,.!lii In ninth. tmiiha 0 U 3 II it I 1 II 0 n tt ' Okl. Uty U I H M I) U I II 0 II 1 : Summary Two-I'u's"" lill: l.clivill Wright, ftii-rifke i:ii: wr;. i""'"-j months old. The photographer, af- gurtner. M right, llii.'fhei.. Mi'Caitliy. Stolen , ... l , . . , ; r,!., huaet MiM.rr. Iljir ii nr. A: AUrn. 3) Sillsliuiy. I. Hlrut'k out: TI,v Bi'un-i-iirkii-r. ; by Allro. 1. fliina nnd hlti: Off Mlfi. ii i;ml K li nin? innliiXMi off Kulls-Mir.v. ! anil V in 4, inning. Ilouiile plnyn: V'li;lil. Ilntli:-! itml (iraliam; Haniy. l.li Niin rml I llvrlt. I rft Imsrl IV,lil(im ".ty. II; rrilia, 8. Impln . i r.umlbr nd Duly. Time 3:30. uan.: luumann- j t" some photographs of Georges in training for his cnampionsmp bout with Jack Dcmpsey, was very much disappointed to find Carpentier more interested in baby Jacqueline than preparing for the bout with Demp OMAHA lilanl( "5I , . . . Huiir;. .1!i Iff. If Orifflti. rf Jlivi'l(. lb ... O'Krirn. ,-f . . . Mft'y . s . . . . l.lnitl:-. Hurvli. x TpII j ORI.A. ITV Pllt. rf Moore If Hariwr. of fihanlcv. 3' .... ' flrnlmm, 1li , . , Wri1il. .tli Htirhrw. m . . ... McCarthy, a ... Mitchell, p .... Total H H I'O A R I . Ill I ItTH 13 1 Hi K (I PO A r: . . .11 I I I H 3 I " 1 ; n 1 1 ii 1 I i . 0 0 ii s am is l xTho out nhen vJnnlnp run ncored. Omaha II 0 0 I) 0 n 11 Oklnhonui City . . .0 1 (I tt 0 0 12 ptuminnry racrlflor hlt: Moor, nuKh. I. Stoli-n bnwa: ilaon, FirKt baci on bulln: Hff Mltclirll, 1: off , Hurrh. 4. Hit by pitched hull: Mawif.v bjr Mltrlit-ll. llnuple play: ll'Hrlrn to Mimic, lirft on haWHi Onmlia, A; Oklahoma ( ity, 1. Time of game, 1:31), 'I'mplrcai Daly and Burnsldr. Witches Trounce Sioux City Twice Packers Lose Three of the Four-Game Series Beebe Bests Tesar. .Wichita.' Kan., May IS. Wichita 1 made it three out of four (cr the series with Sioux City by winning a double-header today, 7 to 1, and 7 to 4. Score: First game: . Flrat tame: SIOUX CItT. I WICHITA. AB.H.O.A.I aa S 1 3 llSmith. cf 0 0 1 I 0 1 AB.H.O.A. S'nhr'ar, !b 3 Paddock, cf 4 Metz. lb 3 B raillor. If 3 JtoM'aon, rf 4 Marr, Sb , 4 Bpallman, e 3 Tesar, p 3 3 13 0 S SlW'bum, 2b S 3 1 4 1 0 Berber, ss 4 0 13 3 11 Kat, rf v S 3 0 1 0!Hck, lb 2 0 0 4 li Butler. 3b i 3 1 ? 1 2! Haley, c 6 110 0 4 I Beebe. p .4 3 0 2 0 1! B'kesly, If S 3 0 0 , ToUla 39 BI4 10I Totals 58 16 27 11 Scoro by innings: Sioux City 000000001 Wichita 300104 x T Bummsry Rlin: Robinson, Washburn, :3 Barger, East, Beebe, 1. Errors: Fox. Paddock, Marr, Berfrer,. Left on bases: Bloux City. : Wichita. 13. Sacrifice hit: Bpellman. Two-baoe hits: Haley, Tesar, Washburn. 1; Bebe, East. Double plays: Washburn to Berger to Beck; Robinson to Msts. Struck out: By Beebe. 10: by Tesar. 3. Pirst base on balls: Off Beebe,. 4: off Tesar, S. Wild pitch: TeBar. Hit by pitched ball: By Tesar. Beck. Smith. Umpires: Buckley and Holmes. Time of came: 1:55. Second gi:n: SIOUX CITY.' I AH K.O.A.i Fox. se 0 S'nbr'sr. Ib 5 1 Paddock, cf 4 t Metx. lb 4 3 B'mlller.'lf 3 Kobl'fon, rf 4 1 Marr, 3b 4 3 Oraham, c r. 4 0 Russell, p 4 2 1 Smith, rf 4 1'W buin, 2b 5 ITBeraer. sa 3 3! Fast, rf 1 0' Beck, lb 3 llButler. 3h 3 VB'kosly, If WICHITA. ' AB.H.O.A. 3 1 1 3 Totals . 37 10 34 l Haley. Orscory, p Orlffin, If . Totals 4 14 4 13 4 13 j : o 3 2 13 2 0 1 3 13 3 13 3 10 0 0 0' 33 10 S7 15 Co'lden, rf Fisher, If 3 B'n'wlts. cf o lieatty. lb 4 .VI D'aki. ss 4 Kufer, 2 b 3 Crosby, u ii Hovllk, v 4 Totals Scor by- Innlnfa: Sioux City 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 04 Wichita 0 1 1 1 l 0 0 4 x 7 Summary Huns:- Fo. Paddock, Bow nlller. fiussell. Washburn. Berrer, Kast, 1: Beck, 1 Butler. Gregory. Errors: Fox. Man. Washburn. I; East. Left on bases:: Wichita. S: 8ioux City. 9. Sacrifice hits: Beck. Gregory. Griffin. Two-base hits: Robison, Paddock. Three-bcse hits: Beck. Bussall, Marr. Stolen baacs: Gregory. Smith. Double plays: Robinson to Meets to Marr; Paddock to Orahnm; Steinbren iwr to Mets; Gregory to Butler to Wash burn. Struck out: J3y Gregory. 1 : by Rus sell, 2. Flrat base on balls: Off Russell, 4; off Gregory, I. Hit by pttched ball: By Kaat, Wet a and Paddock. Time of name: 1:45. Umpires: Holmes and Buckley. Miners, St Boosters, 3. Joplin. Mo., May H. Schenberg held Tes aiolnea to tlvree htta today and Jop lin won, t to t, making a clean sweep of the four games. The score: DBS MOINES. I JOPl.1V. AB.H.O.A.1 Afi. .Hi Tulsa twice today In listless games, 11 to 6 and 7 to 3. The score: First llama ST. JOR. I TULSA. AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A. ( "nn'lly, Cb SSI 3' Burke, of 4 3 6 0 4 3 1 orrno'son, 3b 4 1 13 3 2 0 IVuffll. 3b 3 13 1 1 OiOavis, rf 3 0 11 0 K li Parker, lb 4 0 11 0 4 3 3! Bennett, If 4 13 0 0 3 4'M'C.rla, ss 4 0 3 3 u 1 0 4lWuery, c 3 0 6 3 4 0 0 Sliiorris. p 3 10 7 ixHarrts 10 0 0 37 1! 30 181 Totals 85 6 80 IS xHarria batted for Mprris In tenthT Score by innings: v St. Joseph .4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 611 Tulaa ....I 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 6 i Summary Runs: Connolly, 3; Corridon, Fisher, 2; Bonowitz, Beatty, McDonald, Crosby, Havlik, Burke, 3; Thompson. Mor ris. Errors: McDonald, Nufer, WuffU, Mc Ginnis, Query, Morris. Two-base hits: Mc Donald, 2; Burke, Crosby, Fisher, Three base, Ml: Wuffli. Sacrifice hits: Corri don, Fisher, Thompson, Wuffli, Nufer, ''Beatty. Stolen base: Connolly. Double play: Nufer to McDonald to Beatty. First base on balls: Off Morris, 6; off Havlik, 3. Struck out: By Morris. 6: by Hovlik, 6. Hit by pitched ball: By Morris, Mc Donald. :r: Fisher. Bonowitz. Left on bases: Tiilr.rt, Z; St. Joseph, 0. Time of Rnme: 2:05. Umpires: Anderson and Becker. ' Second ;me: ST. JOE. TULSA. AB.H.OaA.I ' AB.H.O.A. C'nn-lly, 3h 4 0 3 OlBurke. If 4 12 0 Co'lden, rf 6 1 3 0'Tho'son, 3b 4 1 1 3 Fisher. If 5 10 OlWuffli, 3b 3 16 3 U'n v It:;, cf 5 3 2 0 Davis, rf 4 0 10 B-itty. lb 4 0 11 llParkor, lb 8 1(1 M'D'ald. as 4 2 3 II Tlen'ett, cf 4 1 3 0 Xnfer, 2b 4 11 6lM'Gin'is, ss 3 0 1 4 Owens, e 3 13 lIHeving, c 2 14 0 .Mangum, p 4 13 4 L'novic, p 0 0 0 0 IH'hland, p 3 0 16 Totals 38 10 27 18xQuery 0 0 0 0 Totals 29 6 27 16 xQuery batted for Haughland In ninth. Score by innings: St. Joseph 6 1000 0 0 0 07 Tulsa 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 13 Summary Runs: Connolly, Corrlden, Bonowitz, 2: McDonald, Ovens, Mangum, Parker. McGinnis, Heving. Errors: Mc Donald, Thompson, Bennett, McGlnnis. Two-base hits: Mangum. McOonald, Bono wits, Heving. Home run: Bonowitz. Sacri fice hits: Wuffli, Heving. Double play: Nufer to McDonald to Beatty. Runs nd Hits: Off Lukanovic, 6 and 4 In 2-3 in ning; off Haughland, 1 and 6 In 8 1-3 in nings. First base on balls: Off Mangum, 4: off Lukanovic, 1; off Haughland, 1. Struck out: By Mangum, 4; by Lukanovic, 1: by Haughland, I. Hit by pitched ball: PRrker. Balk: Haughland. Left on bases: St. Joseph, 6; Tulsa, 7. Time of game: 1:55, Umpires: Becker and Anderson. Rickard Made Over $30,000 on Match New York, May 14. Tex Rickard made $31,500 after he had paid ex penses on the last boxing show he staged at Madison Square Garden. The gross receipts, including the government tax of 10 per cent, brought the total receipts up to the unusual sum of $74,080.60. After the state had received its 5 per cenl. which give it $3,367.30,. this left Rickard $63,985.70 from which he paid eight fighters $30,750. Rickard probably had to pay 53,000 for othir expenses, enabling him to make the above mentioned amount " , Close to 13,000 people saw the bouts, of which exactly 12,023 paid for tickets. Hera is what the fightera received: Andy Cheney, 37,600; Sammy Sieger, $7,600: Johnny Buff. 32.260 and a gold blt worth' 82,600: Eddie O'Dowd. 8760; Midget Smith. 36,000; Jack Sharkey, $6,000; Eddie O'Hare, $1,500, and Johnny Howard, 81,250. Totals 34 8 27 13 xUraney batted for Coveleskta In third. j . Kuril batted. lor uuenwaia in tourtn. xvt ambsganss ran lor o Nelll in the ninth. . Score by -innings : New Tork , J I 2 0 3 0 0 0 08 Cleveland UOO11000 0 2 Summary Runs: Roth, 3; Ruth. Meusel, Baker, 2: Schang, Johnston, Smith, Er rors: Stephenson, Ward. Two-base hits: Itoth. 2; Meusel, Baker, . Peckinpaugh, Speaker. Sacrifice hits: Ward, lloyt. Dou ble plays; Hoyt to Pipp to Baker: Ward to Peckinpaugh to Plpp; Hoyt to Peckin PauR to Pipp, Left on bases: New York, 8; Cleveland, 0. First base on balls: Off Hoyt, 4; off Coreleskte, 1; off Odenwald, 1. Hits': Off Coveleskie, 7 in 3 Innings; off Odenwald, 1 In 1 Inning; off Caldwell, 6 In 6 Innings. Struck out: By Coveleskie, 8; by Caldwell, 2. Wild pitch: Odenwald. Losing pitcher: Coveleskie. Time of game: 1:45. Umpires: Nallln, Wilson and Di-l-een. Tigers, 13; Senators, 10. Detroit, May 15. Detroit made ft two straight from Washington-by winning to day, 13 to 10. WASHINGTON, j DETROIT. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A. Judce. lb 8 113 1 Younff, 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Bush, ss 6 2 8 3 1 Cobb, cf 3 2 2 DxHeirn, rf 4 1 UShorten, If 1 Ke'edy. cf , Grant, sa 4 Moeller, lb t O'Co'or, rf 4 Milan. If .3 ?off y, Phllbin. 8b 3 IPainnST, e 8 Xiynen, ' t Men, p . 1 sA'derson 1 t 1 R'tv-.jn, m? 4 t 5 ! Hn'iltoil, "b 4 a in ft'RSTuith, lb 4, 0 0 0' Van. rf 3 1 n:C'nsen, If 3 liMulIer. er 4 2Kru"ger, 2b 3 llCadv. o 4 3'Sch'oberf, p 4 0! Totals 71 It 27 IT 1 3 1 16 n i 2 0 1 1 2 2 0 6 0 ) Totals 31 3 24 111 . ) x Batted for Lynch In sixth. Soora by Innings: ' pes Moines . 1 8 , fopltn ... 0 0 1 0 I x 5 Bnmmsry Rons: Kennedy, Moeller, Stunner. . Robertson. B. Smith. Mueller, iKrueger, 1. Errors: Grant, Moeller, 3; ) Banner. Robertson. B. Smltt, 3. Two-base : kits Kennedy. Three-base hits:-. Robert koo. Ham U ton, Krueger. Struck out: By Ijynch, 1; by Mers, 2; by Scbenberg. 6, First base on balls: Off Lynch, 2: off Uerz, 1; off 8chenberg, 6. Bit by pitched (Mil: By Schenberg, Moeller. Sacrlfluo Mts: Grant. Milan, Van. Stolen bases: Krueger, Boeller. Double play: Mers to Coffey ta cellar. ' Left en bases: Das Moiiies. 8; goplln, 7. Tims of game: 1:5;. Umpires: vruinne ana ueiave. American Association , R II K Louisville 7 14 0 At St. Paul 9 12 1 Batteries: Koob, Wright, Sanders and Kocher: Williams, Foster, Hall and lie Menemy. " ' R H E Columbus ....'...- 8 14 1 At .Milwaukee 10 11 0 Batteries: Haig, Wilson. Martin and Hartley; Llojrtl. Schaak and Clarke. R Ii E Toledo 3 6 1 At Kansas City 13 17 3 Batteries: Okrie, McCulIough and Bresuahan; Munck, Carter and McCarty. " R II E Indianapolis .. .;: . 10 0 At Minneapolis 1 3 Batteries: Ensmann and Dixon; Grover, George and Mayer, Shestak Lewis. If Rice, cf Brower, rf Shanks, 3b Harris, 2b O'R'rke, ss P"lnich, c xO'rity, o Johnson, p C'tncy. p Acosta, p xEllerbe . 4xPvgsfd, If f 2!Blue. lb 1 2Mones. Sb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bassler. c 3 xA's'lth. c 2 S'herland, p 1 Holling, p 1 Totals 34 13 27 10 Totals 42 16 23 12! xGharrity batted for Plclnlch in fifth. xEllerbe batted for Acosta in nluth. xHotlman out, hit by batted' ball. xPMagstead batted for Shorten in sixth. xAlnsinitb batted for Bassler In sixth. . .Poors by innings: Washington 20206100 010 Detroit .O61J0410 x 13 Summary Runs: Lewis, Rice, 3; Brow er. Harris. Shanks. O'Rourke. Gharritv. Johnson, Young. 2; Bush. Cobb, Shorten, 2; Flagstead, Blue. 2; Jones, 2: Bassler. Holling. Errors: Shanks, Johnson. Two base hits: Rice, Brower, Jolmson, Jones, 2; Bassler, Blue, Harris, 2; O'Rourke. Stolen base: O'Rourke. Sacrifice hits: Hell man, Brower, Holling. Double play: Har ris to Judge. Left on bases: Washington, 8; Detroit, 13. First base on balls: Off Sutherland, 1; off Johnson, 6; off Court ney, 4; off Holling, 1: off Acosta, 4. Hits: Off Sutherland, 11 In 4 2-3 Innings: off Johnson, 9 In 4 innings; off Holling, 5 In 4 1-8 innings: off Courtney, 0 In 1 2-3 Innings; off Acosta, 4 In 2 1-3 innings. Hit by pttched ball: By Johnson, Sutfc erland. Struck out: By Johnson, 3: by Sutherland, 1; by Holling. 2. Wild pitches: Johnson, Courtney. Winning pitcher: Holl ing. Losing pitcher: Courtney. Time of game: 2:37. Umpires: Moriarlty and Con nolly. ' Paris Quotes Odds Of 7 to 4 on Jack Paris, May 15. First odds quot ed on the big fight of July 2, be tween Dempsey and Carpentier, were posted here today. Seven to four in favor of Demp sey were the figures. Cardinals Bunch Hits; Beat Dockers Homer and Heavy Hitting Off Three Hurlers in First Gives St. Louis Lead. Brooklyn, May 15. St. Loui bunched three singles,, two doubles and a home run off Smith, Cadore and Baily in the first inning of to day's game, gaining a six-run lead that enabled them to defeat Brook lyn, 10 to 6. ST. LOUIS. I BROOKLYN. AB.H.O.A.) AB.H.O.A. Mann, cf 4 13 O J'hnsfn. 3b 1 2 1 F'rnier, lb Stock. 3b Lavan, ss H'nsby, 2b Srhlltz. rf MH. If DUhoefer, o Schupp, p Totals 5 18 0 Olson, sa 6 3 0 3ils, rf 4 0 1 S'W heat, If 2 12 SiMyerS, cf 6 4 4 O.Scli'ndt, lb' tJ 3 3 II Kllduff. 3b 8 3 O'Mlller, o 3 0 0 OiSmith, u Cudore, p 36 10 27 JiBailey, p Mlljus. p iKrueger 8 27 16 Totals xKrucger batted for Bailey in eighth. Score by innings: St. Louis 6 3000010 010 Brooklyn 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 16 Summary Runs: Mann. Fournler. Stock. 2: Hornsby. 2; Schultz. 3; Mc- Henry, Johnston, Olson, 3; Nels, Miller. Errors: Fournler. Johnston. Olson. Two- base Mts: Stock, Hornsby, Schultz, Dil- noerer. uison. tnree-pase nit: ecnuiiz. Home runs: McHenry, Neis, Miller. Stol en bases: Mann, Dilhoefer. Sacrifice hits: Hornsby, Schupp. Double plays: Stock to Hornsby to Fournler; Kiiduit to Johnston; Johnston to Kllduff to KchmandL Left on bases: St. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, 8. First base on balls: Off Schupp, 6; off Bailey. off Minus, 1. Hits: Off smith, 3 in o innings; off Cadore. 2 in 0 Innings; off Bailey, 10 In 8 Innings: off Miljus, I in 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball: By Bailey, Hornsby. Struck out: By Schupp,' 6; by naiiey. z. wiia pitcn: scnupp. loosing pitcher: SmitK. Umpires: Hart and Mc cormick. Time eot game: i:oi , Giants, 4; Reds, 3. New Tork, May 13. New York rallied In the ninth today, defeating Cincinnati, 4 to 3. CINCINNATI. I NEW YORK. AB.H.O.A.1 AB.H.O.A Bohne, Sb D'bert, lb Roush, cf Duncan, If Fnseca, 2b p skert, rf Crane, as H'grave. c M'tiuard, p ' Totals 0 61 Burns. If 1 9 OlTl croft, ss 1 3 OlFrlsch, 2b 0 2 OiYoung, rf 2 3 2 Kelly, lb 0 3 0Mng, rf 2 3 2 Ritpp, 3b 0 1 OlKnyder, c 1 0 2:Cnhf, p JxBrown 7 21 ll.T-rritt, p xCaston xMonroe xWalker 1 1 4 1 1 3 0 5 1 11 0 3 1 2 5 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Red Sox, lit Browns, 7. St. Louis, Mo., May IS. Boston cam from behind in the ninth today, and after tying the score, batted out a victory over St. Louis In the 10th, making the final score 11 to 7. Pratt hit a home run with two on bases In the 10th. The score: Totals 311127 16 xBrown batted for Nehf in seventh, xiiaston batted for Perritt in ninth. V x Monroe ran for Snyder in ninth. xWalker ran for Gaston in ninth. xNone out when winning run was scored. Score by innings: Cincinnati - 00001000 03 New York 10100000 24 Summary Runs: Paskert, Crane. Har- jrrave. Burns, Bancroft, Jlonroe, walker. Errors: None. Two-base nit: anyaer. sac rifice hits: Frisoh, Nehf. Young. Bohne, Duncan. Double plays; Rapp to Krlscf to Kelly; Bohne to Fonseca to Daubert. Left on bases: - Cincinnati. 4; New York, 10. First base on balis: Off Nehf, 2; off Mar nuard. 4. Hits: Off Nehf, in 7 innings; off Perrltt, 1 in 2 innings. Struck out: By Marquard. 1. Winning pltcner: Perrltt. Losing pitcher: Marquard. Time of game 1:65. Umpires: Brennan and Emslie. Beatrice Easy Winner of State High Track Meet Central Places Second, Com merce Third Myers, Hep perlen, Lloyd and Blood good Star for Winners. BOSTON. AB.H.O.A. Foster. 3b 10 0 1 Vltt, 3b 2 M'nosky, If 5 Pratt, 2b 6 H'dryx, rf 3 ST. LOUIS. . AB.H.O.A. Tobln. rf. 6 11 Gerber, ss 4 3 16 Willla's, If 6 2 0 0 3 4 7: J'obson, lb 6 0 13 1 1 2 0 M'M'us, Sb 8 0 3 2 0 11 8 3 0 MTms, lb :-6 2 13 01 Smith, cr 6 13 0 Scott, ss 5 3 4 4 Lee. 2b 5 3 8 8 Collins, cf 6 10 0 'Hillings, 0 2 11 Ruel, c - 6 2 3 0 Severeld, 0 3 10 Moyers, p 3 10 HBurwell, p 2 10 0 Bush p 0 0 0 OIKoIp. p 0 0 0 2 xKarr 1 0 0 01 SHocker, p 0 0 0 1 xl.lebold 10 0 nlxWetsel " 0 0 0 0 jxLamb 0 0 0 0 Totals 42 15 30 15 Totals 39 11 30 19 xKarr batted for Vltt in ninth. xLlebold batted for Meyers in tenth. . xWetsel batted for Kolp in seventh. xLamb ran for Severeld In seventh. Score by Innings: Boston 0 10031101 411 St. Louis 1 0000222 0 7 Summary Runs: Menosky. J; Pratt. 3; Hendryx, Scott, Collins, Ruel, Myers, Lie bold, Williams, Jacobson, McManus, Bill ings, Shocker, Wetzel, Lamb. Errors: To bln, Gerber, McManus. Two-base hits: Menosky, Pratt, Ruel, Smith. Williams. Three-base hits: Hendryx, Collins. Tobln. Home runs: Pratt. Williams. Sacrifice hits: Vltt, 1; Hendryx. Double plays: Scott to rratt to Mclnnis; Foster to Pratt to. Mc Innts; McManus to Lee to Jacobson; Lee to Jacobson; Gerber to Lee to Jacobson, 2. Left on basees: Boston, 9; St. Louis, 7. First base on balls: Off Meyers, 4; off Burwell, 8; off Stacker, 2. Hits: Off Mey ers. 10 in 9 Innings; off Bush. 1' in 1 Inning: off Burwell. 7 in 5 1-3 innings: eff Kolp, 2 In 1 2-3 Innings: off Shocker, c in 3 innings. Hit by pitched ball: By Meyers. Wetzel. Struck but: By Meyers, 2: by Shocker. . Winning pitcher: Mey ers. Losing pitcher: Shocker. Time of came: 2:08. Umpires: Evans and Hllde-brand. Chicago, 7; Athletics, 3. Chicago. May 15. Chicago's White Sox made it two straight from the Athletics by taking the second game of the series, 7 to 8. PHILADELPHIA. I CHICAGO. AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A. Dykes. Ib . 5 13 2 J'hns'n, ss 5 2 3 1 WM'ligan, 3b IlColIins, 2b 1! Hooper, rf Witt, rf 5 Dugan, 3b 4 CWalker, If 4 Brasill. lb 4 Perkins, e 8 JWalker, c 0 FW'al'ar, cf 3 O'll'way, ss 4 Rommel, p 2 xWelch Hasty, p .tGriffln Keefe, p 1 Falk, If 2'Stnink. cf Pacific Coast League Sheely. lb Schalk, c 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 6 2 10 1 3 0 1 Mulre'an, p 3 Totals 33 13 27 10 Los Angeles, May 15. First game: R. H. E. Sacramento 2 9 0 Los Angales 10 8 1 Batteries Nlehaua, Prough and Elliott: Crandall and Baldwin. Second gams: rt. Jl. E. 8acramento . . . 4 8 1 Los Angeles 1 5 4 Batteries Faeth. Fittery and Coo'.;; Thomas. Hughes and Baldv.in. San Francisco, May 15. First game: Tt. H. E. Salt T.ake li 4 San Francisco 1 4 3 Batteries Swavti -,id Jonl:tns; Grump ier, Flaherty. Lwi tnii Yullc. S'.eond game: R. H. E. Salt T.ake 3 9 Totals 36 8 24 l.'i! xWelch batted for Rommell In seventh. xGrlffln batted for Hasty in eighth. Score by innings: Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 3 Chicago 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 Summary Runs: Brazil!, J. Walker, Welch, Johnson, !: Mulligan. Collins. Hooper, 2; Mulrennan. Errors: Brazlll, Galloway, Johnson. Mulllgen. Two-base hits: Mulligan, Welch, F. Walker. Three base hits: Johnson. Mulligan. Sacrifice hit: Collins. Double plays: Dugan to Per kins; Perkins to Dykes; Collins to Schalk; C. Walker to Brazlll. Left on bases: Phil adelphia, 10; Chicago, 6. First base on balls: Off Mulrennan, 1; oft Rommel), 3. Hits: Off Rommell. 7 In 6 Innings; off Keefe, 2 In 1 Inning; off Hssty, 3 in 1 Inr.lng. Hit by pltcted ball: By Rommell, Mulrennan. Struck out: By Mulrennan, 1: by Rommell. 2. Losing pitcher: Rom mell. Time of game: 1.39. Umpires: Chill tnd Owens. SemiProaia I Amrileur I Wakefield Loses. Winslde, Neb., May 15. (Special.) Wlnslde won from the fast Wakefield base ball club Sunday at Winslde by a scoro of 7 to 4. The game was featured by fast ' fielding and hard batting. Batteries for Winslde: H. Hanson, O. Hansen and Malloy. Wakefield: Diltx and Truby. Beatrice Beats Lincoln. Beatrice. Neb., May 15. (Special.) Reatrice defeated the Lincoln American Legion team by the score of 4 to 3 this afternoon. , - R. H E Beatrice ... 4 4 3 Lincoln A. L .....A 3 6 4 S Batteries: Dull and Mathews; Peters and McCloy. Denver, 8; Scottsbluff, 8 . Scottsbluff, Neb., May 15. (Special.) Denver ..6 0 0 2 18 Scottsbluff ...,v .......8 0 0 0 08 .- Game called end of fifth because if cold weather. Scoro is tie. Batteries Schinkel, Scoggins and Diamond; HItt, Kllleen and Benninghoven, Nebraska City Wins. ' Nebraska City. Neb.. May 15. (Special.) Nebraska City defeated Syracuse here today. In opening game of season, by score of 8 to 7. ' Batteries Nebraska City: Burdick and Dennlston; Syracuse: Long and Anderson. Brady, 7; Cosad, 4. Bradv Island. Neb.. May 15. Brady won trf m Cozad here today, 7 to 4. The feature of the game was the pitching of Brady s new portslde slab artist, tamonn, allowing 110 hits, no runs, in his five in nings of play. Batteries, Camblln, Krat zenstein and Carter for Brady, and Taylir and Bedley for Cozad. Columbus. 8: Schuyler. S. Columbus. Neb., May 15. Schuyler nlaved Columbus today at Columbus. Batteries for Columbus: Boettcher and Smagacz. Runs, 8; hits. 8; errors, 4 struck out. 10. Batteries for Schuyler: Fotaseh ana Burus. Runs, 2; hits, 5; errors, 11; struck out, 2. Fastest Race Horse Brings Owner $200,000 Botafogo, the fastest race horse ever bred in South America, has been sold bv Drcrro Alvcar to if. A. . , i San Francisco 6 12 Paints. K7i Oilers. 5-3. Tulsa, Okl., May 16. St. Joseph defeat- I kins; O'Boui and Agnew, i Martinez de Hoz of Buenos Aires t ? wi IW1 o-.i 1. .-:... ; I Battc;':s: Mirsouri alloy, Jones. Mc Batteries Thurston. Leverens and Jen-1 tor -WJ.0'aJ and tllC privilege 01 t;nno.i and Xorden; Herman, Stangol and orceuinc ten marcs 10 mm, ' Cameron, umpire: Campbell, Bluffs Team Loses. In a Ditcher's battle between Smith and Johnson, star slab artists of Griswold. la., and the Hughes-Parmer team of Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon at Griswold, Smith had the shade better of the argu ment., allowing but three hits, while his teammates secured four off of Johnson. Griswold won the contests, 1 to 0. Three errors were made by the Council Bluffs team and five by Griswold. The latteries were: Hughes-Parmer, Johnson and Duff; Griswold, Smith and Scharm. Missouri Valley Wins. The East Omaha Base Ball team Jcurnayei to Missouri Valley yesterday afternoon and were defeated by the s:ore of 6 to 0. Dodd on the mound for the locals allowed but four hits and whiffed 5 men. while Nelson in the box fur the Missouri Valley team was touched for 11 hits and struck out 9, The batteries were: East Omaha, Dodd and wmeberg; Missouri Valley, Nelson and McCiuie. Wants Gnmrs Out-of-Town. By the score of 13 to 1. the Western Electric team defeated the Northtvestorn Bell Telephone Co. yesterday Afternoon. The batteries were: Western Electrics, Berrlnger and Carlson; Telephone Co., Westergard and HolUe. Out-of-tonn teams wishing games with the Western Electrics write Manager R. M Long, 216 Telephone Building. Herman, 19; Missouri Valley, 0. Herman, Neb., May 15. Herman took a one-sided game from Missouri Val ley lure today, the score being 39 to 0. Carl Stansel pitched for the locals .and allowed but three hits, and he caught sll thi'so off first besa before they eould get any further. The visiting pitchers were hit hard. Score: R. II . E. Mo. Valiey ...MMMIIt 0 2 3 Herman 3 1032641 x 19 K 4 Battc;':s: Mirsouri Valley, Jones. Mc By STAFF CORRESPONDENT. Lincoln, May 15. Athletes wear ing the colors of the Beatrice High school won the 19th annual state track and field meet held on Ne braska field Saturday afternoon when the spiked-shoe performers from Gage county collected a total of 45 1-2 points. The Beatrice athletes in their abbreviated uniforms won first place with ease. Central High of Omaha came second in the list with a total of 18 1-2 tallies, while Commerce High of Omaha was third with a score of 18 markers. In Group Two or Class "B", Wil ber trotted off the field with the championship of its division, scor ing a total of 29 tallies. 6 1-2 more markers than Superior; Gothen burg was third with 18. and Bayard fourth with a score of 10 1-2. DeWitt First in Class C. Athletes representing the DeWitt High school collected 43 points for the championship of Class C, or Group One. Clay Center was second with 31 1-2, while Bartley came third with 21 tallies and Ber wyn fourth with 11. Weather conditions were anything but ideal for a track and field meet. The track was heavy as a result of rain the night previous and during the morning. However, good time was made in several of the cinder path events and one field record was shattered. . , To Tom Rhodes, brother ot "Dusty" Rhodes, captain-elect of the 1920 Nebraska foot ball team, who was killed in France, goes the honor of being the only athlete entered in the 19th annual state high school track and field meet to break a record. This trackster, who bails from Anslev. Neb., was the only representative from his school. H set a new record in the pole vault when he cleared the fishing pole at a hcighth of 11 feet, 8 inches. The eld record was made by JF. Reavis of Falls Citv m 1918. when he hurled himself over the bamboo pole 11 feet, 7 inches from Mother Earth. Weir Wins Honors. Ed Weir of Superior was the in dividual star of the meet. Although this athlete was entered in Group Two of the classic, he displayed his ability as a field performer when he placed first in the pole vault in his class at a heighth of 10 feet, 4. inches. Weir was also first in the broad jump, 220-yard hurdles and shot put. He heaved the heavy ball for a dis tance of 39 feet, 10 inches. Besides placing first in these events the Su perior athlete tied with Mandercn of Tecumseh for third in the high jump. The 100-yard dash wa9 the feature race of the meet. The time was slow, considering the heavy track and conditions under which the athletes sprinted down the cinders, Ihe best time for the event was made by Lloyd of Beatrice in the finals of Class A, when he covered the century in 10 2-5. The record for this race is held 'jointly by six athletes and is 10 1-5 seconds. South, dusky Commerce track$tc,r, was picked by Omaha track fans as the winner oT this event. However, the dope bucket was upset before the finals when Lloyd and Triba, the lat ter of Columbus, turned out to be the rivals for honors in the race. Triba won first in the" initial heat in 10 4-5 seconds. Locke of North Platte touched the tape firs'! in the second race, while Lloyd placed first ill the third preliminary with south of Commerce a close second, i The time for this heat was 10 3-5 seconds. After these three races it was appar ent that these athletes would provide close competition in the finals. How ever, when time came tor the sprinters to toe the mark in the fi nals, Lloyd, lnba and Locke got away to a good start, while South seemed to experience difficulty in leaving his tracks in easy fashion Lloyd Forges Ahead. The Columbus entry took the lead at the start, but Lloyd flashed aheiul after the 25-yard mark and from then until the end held the leead, although pushed hard by Triba and Locke. 1 Verne De Meranyille of Aurora iUgh proved to be the star for his school. His performance in the 880-vard run stamped" him as. one of the most promising tracksters of the season. He ran a pretty race from start of the run until the fiu Tsh. He took the lead at the gun and finished with a good margin over Lj-ons of Gothenburg, ln's nearest competitor. , The Aurora runner finished apparently fresh and resolutely. In the one mile run De Mcranville showed his spikes to Clarkson of Gothenburg. He was never in danger of losing his lead, and like the 880, finished with a . burst of speed. The summaries: . GROUP S. Pole Vault First, Kelley (Crcighton); second. Glsh (Lincoln). Gleason (Oniiiha Central) and Shaner (North Platte) tied. Height: 10 feet. Shot Put First. Hepperlein 'Beatrice) : second. Mayers (Beatrice); third, Lewis (Lincoln); fourth. Krasne (Omnia .."om meree). Distance: 41 feet, 4 inches. High Jump First. Stlner (HastiiiKx) ; second. Bull (University Place); third. Glsh (Lincoln). Lloyd (Beatriro), Keyt (Omaha Central) tied. Height: 5 feet, 6 iiches. Discus First. Meyers (Beatrice); sec ond, Kelley (Creighton); .third, Hepur leln (Beatrice): fourth. Ifaitt (Columbus). Distance: 11 feet, 7 inches. Broad Jump First, Keyt (Om.iha Cen tral): second, Lloyd (Beatrice): third, Marltsas (Omaha Central); fourth, Mc Cann (University Place). Distance: J9 feet. 6 inches. S80-Yard Run Brookover (Commerce), first: Day (Central), second: Brannlgau (Columbus). third: Bradley (York), fourth. Time: 209 seconds. 100-Yard Desh Lloyd (Beatrice), firnt; Triba (Columbus), secend: l.ockf (Nn-'h Platte), third; South (Commerce), fourth. Time: 10 2-5. 120-Yard High Hurdles Green (Cen tral), first; Myers (Beatrice), second: Ma- honey (Commerce), third: Garduer (Lin- coin), rourtn. Time: iti-d. first; Triba (Columbus), serond; Ma honey tCommorce), third: Tredler (North Plstte), fourth. Tims; 63 3-6. Mils Run Brookover (Commerce), first; Bradley (York), second: Moore (North Platte), third; Nelson (Beatrice), fourth. Time: 4:56 2-6. Ilalf-Mile Relay Beatrice, first; Com merce, second: North Platte, third; Colum bus, fourth. Time: 1:36. GtWTP 1. 100-Tard Dssh Miller (DewItt), first; Smith (Bartley), second; Fisher (DewItt), third: llorle (Bartley), fourth. Time: 11 1-5 seconds, 120-Yard Hurdles Abbott (Clay Center), first; Davison (DewItt), second; Smith (Bartley), third; Horlo (Bartley), fourth. Time: 18 3-5 seconds. 220-Tard Dash Fisher (DewItt) and Miller (DewItt), tied for first place: Gil korson (Clay Center), second; Smith (Bartley), third. Time: 24 2-6 seconds. 880-Ysrd Run Nightingale (Berwyn). first; Clark (Clay Center), second; Fata (Clsy Center), third; Welch (Berwyn), fourth. Time: 2:08 4-5. 220-Tard Hurdles Jones (Clay Center), first: Davison (DewItt). second; Watklns, (Callaway),, third; Miller (Elm Creek), fourth. Tims: 29 seconds. 440-Yard Run Abbott (Clay Center), first; Fisher (DewItt), second; Quacken hush (DewItt), third; Hoale (Hartley), fourth. Time: 66 8-6 seconds. Mile Run Nightingale (Berwyn), first; Castee (Elm Creek), second; Fate (Clay Center), third: Jennings (Bartley), -fourth. Time: 4 68 3-6. Pole Vault First, Rhodes (Ansloy) sec ond, Gilkerson (Clay Center); third. Stale (DewItt). Height: 11 feet, 8 Inches. Shot Put First, Teter (Bartley); sec ond, Davison (DewItt); third. Miller (De Witt); fourth, Pollock (Fairmont). Dis tance: 43 feet, 2 Inches. High Jump First. Miller (DewItt); second, Rhodes (Ansley), Watkins (Calla way). Vincent (Callaway) and Davison (DewItt) tied. Height: 5 feet, 4 Inches. DIhcus First, Tcter (Bartley); second, Hlgbco (Callaway); third . (Elm Creek). Distance: 103 feet, 7 inches. Broad Jump First, Rhodes (Ansley): second Ogden (Fairmont); third, Hallett (Clay Center); fourth, Davison (DewItt). Distance: 9 feet, 7 inches. 1 Half-Mlle Relay Clay Center, first; De. wilt, second; Bartley, third; Callaway, fourth. Time: 1:43 3-5. Borr no. s. 8S0-Yard Run DeMamville (Aurora), first; Lyons (Gothenburg), second; Curtis (Tecumsehi, third,; Carsladon (Gothen burg), fourth. Time: 2:04 2-5. 100-Yard Dash Maursy (Tecumseh), first; Semmens (Bayard), second; Hem, (Wllber). third; D. McKenzle (Tecumseh), fourth. TlmeV 10 4-5. 220-Yard Hurdles Weir (Superior), first; i Mcifenzie (Tecumseh), second; Tirm (Osceola), third; Karr (Gothenburg), fourth. Time: 17 1-5, 220-Yard Run Semmens (Bayard), first; Rodwell (Cambridge), second: Hem (Wllber), third; Caven (Superior), fourth. Time: 24 1-6. 440-Yard Run: Greenslit (Aurora), first; Rodwell (Cambridge), second; Hein (Wll ber), third; Putnam (McC'ook), fourth. Time: 65 seconds. Mile Run Demaranvllle (Aurora), first; Carskaden (Gothenburg), second: Sulli van (8argen(3), third; Mouse (Cambridge), fourth. Time: "4:43 3-6. Pole Vault First. Weir (Superior), sec ond, Gibson (Nebraska City); third, Con nor (Tecumseh), and Kubtcek (Wllber), tied. Height, 10 feet, 4 Inches. Shot Put First, Weir (Superior) ; second, Chaloupka (Wllber): third, Lewis (Fair field); fourth. Semmens (Bayard). Dis tance: 39 feet, 10 Inches. High Jump First, Seivers (Gothen burg) and Kudicek (Wllber) tied; third, Weir (Superior) and Mandercn (Tecum seh) tied. Height:'6 feet. -4 Inches. Discus First, Lewis (Fairfield): Sen- ond, Chaloupka (Wllber); third. Karr (Gothenburg); fourth. Williams (Elm Creek). Distance: 101 feet, 4 inches. . Broad Jump First, Weir (Superior); second, O. Flctum (Wllber); third. Kudicek (Wllber); fourth, Carskadon (Gothenburg). Distance: 18 feet, 9 inches. Ilalf-Mllo Relay Wllber, first: Broken Bow, second; Osceola, third; Nebraska City, fourth. Time: 1:40." BowBallResults drtaStandiriO WESTERN LEAGUE. W. L. Pet.! W. L. Tot. Wichita 19 8 .704ISOO City 11 16 . .444 Joplin 16 10 .600ISt. Joe 13 12 Okl. City 13 13 .620IOMAH. 9) IS Tulaa 12 13 .490D. Moines 10 IS yesterday's Results. Oklahoma City, 4-t; Oinuhn, 3-1. Wichita, 7-7: Sioux City. 1-4. St, Joseph, 11-7: Tulsa. 8-3. Joplin, 6; Dea Moines, 3. Today's Games. Des Moines at Tulsa. .650 .81,'. .Sit , NATIONAL LEAGUE. W, ,. Pet. I W. I.. PVi. Pllt'burg 19 5 .792'ltoston 9 It .191 K York 17 8 .680lcinclnnatl 10 18 .357 Brooklyn 17 11 .67St. Louis 7 15" .818 Chicago 12 9 .671iPhlladel. 6 17 .161 Yesterday's Results. 9t. Louis. 10; Brooklyn, 6. New York, 4: Cincinnati, 3. No other games scheduled. Today's Games. , St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at New York. CMcago at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE. W. L. Pct.l W. 7.. Pet. N. Tork 14 8 .09;Oetrolt 16 13 .63(1 CTvetaud 16 11 .63;st. Louis 11 14 .440 Boston 11 9 ,650;Phlladel. 8 15 .S4 Washing. 14 12 .538K'hlcago 8 14 .361 Yesterday's Results. New York. 8; Cleveland. 3. Boston. 1 ; St. Louis, 7. Detroit. 13; Washington, 18. Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, 8. I Today's Games. Boston at Sr. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet Kan. , City 14 8 .esc 'Louisville 13 18 .480 In'apolis IS 9 ,691'St. Paul 12 14 .its Ml spoilt) 13 10 .545!Illwaukee 9 18 .4" Toledo 13 13 .SOOiCoIumbus 10 15 .409 Yesterday's Results. Louisville, 7; St. Paul. 9. Milwaukee, 10: Columbus, . Kansas City, 12; Toledo, 8. Indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, 1.. Today's Games. Indianapolis at Minneapolis. Toledo at Kansas City. Louisville at St. Paul. Columbus at - Milwaukee. The Bee's Dope Book OMAHA Okl. City D. Moines Joplin Poo City Wichita St. Joe Tulsa OFFICIAL STANDINGS. WEEK r.MIING MAY XL Western League. M!d. M. T. W. Wk. T. F, 4 6 3 6 Tol. S. ' R. County Track Meet To Be Held at Oshkosh Oshkosh, Neb.. May 14. (Spe- i cial.) The third annual field meet 220-Yard Dash Lloyd (Beatrice), first; ! nf ik. Garden Cotintv H'Vh srhnot Locks (North Platte), second; Triba (Co-H OI.t"e Y . . . -ounty n " SCHOOl win De neia nere on jiay i. -More events will be on the program of contests this year than ever before and a better prize list is offered. lumbus) and Blnodgood (Beatrice) lied for third. Time: 23 3-6. 220-Yard Hurdles Peterson (Lincoln), firsf: Gruenther (Creighton) and Shamir (North Platte) tied for second; Alochten berg '(Creighton) and 'Green (Central) tied tor fourth place. Time 30 seconds. 440-Yard -Run Bloodgood (Beatrice), Bee Want Ads bring results. NalionnI League. Mid. M. T. W. Wk. T. St. Louis 10 Brooklyn 6 New York 4 Cincinnati 3 . . . . . . Phlladel. Boston , Pittsburg Chicago F. . Tol. R. American League. Mid. M. T. W. Wk. T. F. New York 8 .. Cleveland '2 .. .. Boston 11 .. St. Louis 7 Detroit 13 .. . , Washing. 10 Chicago 7 Phlladel. 3 .. American Association. Mid. M. T. W. Wk. T. F. Milwaukee 10 .. Columbus 6 Toledo 8 . . ....... Kan. City 13 In'apolis 6 .. 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