THE BEE: 01 AH A. SATURDAY, MAY zi,.
1921.
Commerce Gets Even tor Track Meet by Trimming Beatrice on Ball Field
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Mahonejj Pitches
Hitless Ball for
Seven Innings
. Gives Orange and Black Two
Hits and One Run Book
keepers Make Ten Runs
Play. Central Today.
' Beatrice High school lost the first
frame of their two-dav Omaha series
to Commerce- High by the score of
10 to 1. Mahoney, victorious pitch
' er, allowed but two hits and had
Beatrice's men under his control at
all times.
Giddings started, to hurl for the
( visitors, Jind allowed ' four runs in
the opening stanza. The runs were
made on walk), errors and bonehcad
players. Not a hit was made off
fiiddings' delivery during the initial
- frame. Giddings was also wild in the
second inning, .and was relieved by
Left Fielder Walker, who pitched
much better ball.
. Howe'er, Walker was unable to
do anything, for the support given
him by his teammates was putrid.
Beatrice's fielding was very poor, er
rors being very common. .
- The Bookkeepers gathered three
more runs in the secondhand took
one in the third when Manoney hit
into the outfield. '
Beatrice held the Commerce team
scoreless for tiie ne,t two innings, but
gave way in the seventh and eighth.
Mahoney did not allow a hit until
the eighth inning, when Walker hit
a Texas leaguer for tin first bingle
on Beatrice's side of .the scorebook.
Beatrice plays Central High this
morning at 9:30 a. m. so that they
may arrive in Beatrice tonight.
Is Georges Capable of Knocking Grown From Jack's Dome?
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Cubs Make Two
Homers But Fail
To Beat Giants
Bill McCarnev and Harry Wills
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Pick Jack Dempsey to Win Bout
Terry .' Hits Four-Bagger
Sullivan's Homer Puts Chi
cago Three Runs in Lead,
New York Comebacks. ..."
New York, May. 20. Two, hom
runs, each' with .two mcn'mivbases,'
failed to enable v Chicago, to defeat
New York today, the Giants coming
from behind and : winning, 10 to 6.
1 erry or the Cubs tied the score with
his homer and another by Sullivan
put the visitors three runs' ahead
he Giants scored five runs off
Vaughn on two passes. Hol(ocher s
error and three hits. The score:
NEW
I'nivorwtl ftervlve pnurntu hrf with
ncrlr of interntlnir opinion on tha onN
ti-nm ht tha lempapjr-l'arpenUer world i
chiimplonahip bout July t.
By BILLY M'CABNKV.
Maimncr of I.uther McCarty, on of tha
trainers of Jack lJempacy . for the tilth t
with Jen Wlllard. one of tha dVvelopert
of Bob Martin, A. K. F. criamplnn and a
recognized, dean In tha managerial field.
1
Yanks OutHit Sox
But Lose, 6 to 5
Witches Win Swatting
. Fest From Saints;
Get Four Home Runs
Wichita, Kan., May 20. Wichita
won a swattintr bec from St. Joseph
here today, 15 to 10, Wichita ac
counted for seven of its' runs by four
homers.
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Ruth Gets Triple in Five
Times Up Gets One
T-1 1-
rree-case.
ST. - JOB. I
AB.K.O.A.I
C'nn'ley, b 4
CVn, rf-3l
Allinon, rf 1
FNher. If
. 51 n wltz. ef 8
ruatty. lb 6
M'D'alrt. as
ufer.. "b S
f 'roby, e
Hnvllk, p
Wllliua. p .
xHilllpy
ttMagnprn
CHITA.
AB.H.O. A.
Jiflmith.ef
OitV'bvirn, 3b
ft' Berper, a
01 Kaat.
0 Heck, lb
Butier, 3b
aiH'xesley, If
2 Haley, e
J Beobe. p
O'Oregcty, p
o . .
Tnt; 3 17 S
Chicago, May 20. Xcw York out
hit Chicago today, but the locals hit
more timely aiid defeated the visitors
6 to S. Kerr tightened up in the
pinches and performed in good style.
Ruth made one hit today, a triple in
five trips to the plate. Strunk mis
judged his long fly to center because
of the high wind and Rath was cred
ited with a triple. , Once he was pur
posely passed, but on his other times
up did nothing'. Score:
NEW .YORK. I . CH1CAKO.
Total .' 45 18 !4 fit ' ' '".
t tRkHIov' hit fnr VtnvflliW in' aivth.:
xOwena hit for Wllkua in ninth.
xMagnum ran for Crosby In ninth,
Si:ora by Innings:
St. Joseph . 11 ) 1 4 0 J IS
Wichita -.3 1 0 S 3 0 S 4 x 16
Summary Runs: Connsiyi 2; Corri
lcn. !; Atlsot McDonald, Nufer, Crosby,
Wilkus, Maprnuin, Smith, 2; Washburn,
Berber, i; Kast. I;, Beck, 3: Butler, 2;
Ulaltesley, Haley, Gregory. : Errors:
Washburn. Berger. Butler, !: Crosby.
Left on bases: Wichita, 3; St. Joseph,
n. . Sacriflca hits: Haley, Alakesley,
t'rosby. Twn-bas hits: Washburn,
Nufer, Beck. Butler, Haley, Berger, Cor
rldon, . 2t McDonald. , Three-base hit:
smith. Homo runs: Berger. Blakesley,
i.'onnnll, Washburn, Beck. Stolen base:
Smith. Kits: Off Hovllk, 8 aal I runs
in 8: off Beebe. 13 and 8 tun In 7.
I.outile piny: Smith to Berger to Wash
burn. 8truck out:- By Beebe. S: by
FTorclik, 1. Bases on balls: Off Beebe,
1; off Hovllk. 1; off Wilkus. 1. Wild
i.ltches: Hovelik. I. Vmpircs: Guthria
und Pelave. Time: .1:46, .' ' ,
--, Olleel, Packers, ,
-Tulaa, Okl,, liny !.-Seven pltchera
tier used In, today's game. Query's pinch
hit In tha seventh' cleaned the bases and
cava them enough runs to win, to 7.
Score:
. SIOUX rtlTT. I TULSA.
AB.H.O.A.l AB.H.O.A.
br'er. 36 -4 1 1 i Burke. If 4 110
OITho son, Eb . 6
0 WufflV, !b i
1 liavis. rf 4
1 Parker, lb ;, 8
O'Bennett, cf "
(I M'Gi'Is, ss
1 Hevlng. c
a'Atlams, p
OlUier, p
0' xQuery.
2. Boehler, p
It l as
ii Tn'
S ll 3.4 l!i
lted for
Totals 58 12 37 11
Her In seventh.
asey. If S
Pa' dock, ef t
Met I, lb J
B miliar, as
Rnb'son, Tf 4
larr, Sb S
Aueliman, e 4
Lots, p 2
Russell. 1
Stewart, p 9
Glnlter. D I
Totali
xQuery
Score by Innings:
,oua cit ti mm 07
Tulsa ....0 fl a 2 1 ! 0 xt
Summary Runs: - Steinbrenner, 2;
Casey.-' 2; Paddock, Mela., Robinson,
Burke. Thompson, Wuffll, Davis, Parker,
Bennett, MeOlnnis, 2; Heving. Errors:
Parker,, 'Stelnbrenner, Meta, Marr. Lota.
Two-bas hits: Beaumiller, Casey, Pad
dork, 2; Thompson, Davis, Burke. Home
runs:" Robinson, Mela. - Sacrifice hs:
fnaey, Met. Pitching record: Off Ad
ams, 4' runs and & hlta in 2 lnnlnps; off
t.ot.' runs and S hits In 4 Innings; off
Stewart, i runs and no hits-In no- in
ning. ona out; otf Hler, runa and 4
hits. !n 4 Innings: off Russell, a runs and
4 hits In 2 innings. Bases on balls: Off
Adams, I; off Lots. .1; off Hter. 2; off
Russell, 1: off Boehler, 4. Hit by pitched
Hall: Pavls by Lots. . Left on bases:
Tulsa. 12; Sioux City. 7., lroplres: Burn
aide and. .Daly. : Time; 2:16.
. Boosters, It; Swierl( 8.
OklaHoma City, Okl., May . 30. Okla
roma City errors In the first Inning gave
les Molnea a four-run flying start at the
opening game of tha aeries, which it won,
12 to ..- Score:
DES MOINE. UKLA. CTTT.
AB.H.O.A.I r AUI1.UA,
rioth, rf
P'np'trh, ss 4
P.uth, If -4
Pipp. lb 5
Mcusel, rf 5
Baker, .lb 5
Ward. Jb 5
Scliun?, c 4
Mays, p . 3
xBodie 1
Sheehan. p 0
xFewster t
AB.H.O. A.
AB.H.O. A.
i 13
1 10' J'hns'n, ss
2 2 41M'ligan, Sb 4 2
1 4- li'l'olilns. 2b 4 3
0 11 1 Hooper, rf 4 1
0 0 0; I'alk, If 4 0
4 1 4 Sirunk, ef 4 2
S 4'Sr.eely, lb 3 1
2 3 H .Srhalk. c 4 1
0 0 1 Ivorr, p 3 0
0 0 0
no il Totals 33 11 27 10
0 0 0! -
1 5
2
t)
0
n
1
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Totals. 43 13 24 151
xBodin batted for Mays In seventh.
; xFewsier hatted for Sheehan in ninth,
Score by innings:
New York 0 .0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2-
CMcago ; . 0 12 0 0 0 2 0 xi
Summary Runs: Peckinpaugh, Ruth,
Meuael. Bsker. Ward. Johnson. Mulligan,
Collins. Hoooer. Falk. Sheelr. Kerr. Er
rors: .lohnson, MulllKan, Sheely. Two
base hits: Schalk, Packinpsugh, 3; Ward,
Baker. ThTee-base hits: Sheeley, Kuth,
Ptrunk.1 Stolea bases: Hooper, 2: Kerr.
.Sacrifice hit: Sheely. Left on .bases
Kp VnrW 14; Chicaaro. Bases on balls
Off Kerr. 3: off Sheehan, 2. Hits: Off
Maya, in ; off Sheehan. 2 In 2. Struck
nut: By Kerr. 2; by Mays, 3". Losing
pitcher: Mays. Umpires; Hildebrand
and Evans. Time: 1:46.
BaseBaUResulls
anaStand.no
Wichita
Joplin
St. Joe
Tulfa .
WESTERN LEAGTJIE.
W. L.'PcM , W. L.
23 9 -.TlOiOkl.- City 15 15
18 13 .:62Soo -City -14 17
16 14 .533KIMAHA " It 18
16 14 .553 D Mo.nes 11 21
Vesterday'a Result.
Omaha, 13; Joplin. 6.'
Pes Moines, 12; Oklahoma City, I.
Wichita, 16; St. Joseph, 10.
Tulsa, I; Sioux City, 7.
Today' Games.
Omaha at Joplin.
Ploux City at Tulsa,
St. Joseph at Wichita.
Dea Moines at Oklahoma City. .
P-t,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
vr. l. pct.i - w. u
Pittsburg 23 6 .7S6! Boston 13 16
N. York -21 ,;et. Louis IS
Bi'hlyn . 18 15 .ril3Clncln.x 11 29
Chicago 13 13 .S'J0;Philadel t 1
Vesterday'a Reao.lt.
PhilaQelphla, 4;- St. Louis, 3.
Xew Tork, 10; Chicago, .
Cincinnati. 6; .Boston. 4.
Pittsburgh, 3 ; Brooklyn. .
Today's Game.
: St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Pet.
.461
.3;t3
.13
.321
.417
141
286
V Brown. S; Senators, 4
St. Louis, May 20. Davis outpitched
Johnson today and St. Louis defeated
Washington, 6 to .4. Pavia kept the hits
fairly well scattered while .lonnson nun
one bad inning tha third when four
hits, a base on balls and Plclnich's error
put the Browns In the lead. bcore:
WASHINGTON. I 8T; LOC1S.
AB.H.O.A.i AB.H.O.A.
Judge, lb
Milan, rf
Rice, cf
Lewis. If
Harris, 2 b
Shanks, 3b
O'R'rke, sa
xEllerbe
Piclnich, e
xGharrlty
Johnson, p
7 I Tcbln. rf
2 OiOerber, ss
2 0 Sisler, lb
5 fl Wlllla's, If
1 T J'cobson. cf
1 2'Smith. 3b
2 31 Lea, 3b
0 0 S'vereid, c
6 1 Davis, p
0 01
0 2! Totals
1
1 2
1 12
2 1
0 8
0 2
0 1
1 4
1 1
29 8 27 II
.TCanner. ef
ItSranU Jh
jMoeller. lb. 5
SO'Oo'.ar, rf
Milan. If 4
Cuftey. lb I
iBiown, sa S
JA'Jcrson, e4
iMerg, p. . i
Total
I a i'r:tt. rf . 1 J
1 2'SV.we; If ' S 1 1 0
213 O'.Harper, cf 4 0 1
2 0. Mostly. 2b 2 2 8
I t O'lttaiiam, lb i 113 1
I 6 V rlihl, Sb 4 1 I S
1 0 4Hughes, ss 4 13 3
S0 M'C'thy. o 4 1 S 0
0 0 4 Oroxe. p 2 0
..xParker 1 0 0
41 II 27 l;Love, p 1.1, I
' , . T'fal ' 87 It il 13
iParker batted for Gross la seventh.
Scora.by innings:.
he Maine 4 HI01II 112
iklAhotna City ....a oggtvotz
8ummartr Runs: Kenny, 1; Orant. ;
Xoellsr, 2; OConnor. 2; Milan. 3; Correy,
41arpr. '!; Heatley, Graham, Wright,
rove. Error: Pitt, Heatly. Wright.
McCarthy,' Cross, O'Connor, Milan. .Coffey,
fwo-ba hlta: Kennedy, Moeller, Milan,
Wright. ' Stolen bases: -Kennedy. Coffey.
Bases on ball: Off Gross, 3: off Love,
L; off litre, 6. Struck out: By dross, 6;
Xiy Lot, '; by Mers, 1. - Runa and hits:
"bff Gross, and In T innings; Love, J
ni 4 in S. Inning. Paasad ball: McCar
thy. ' Left on bases: . Dea Molnea. ;
jJklahoma City. . Doubl playa: Brown
"fa Coffey to Moeller. Wright to Graham.
Vmptrea:"-' Anderson and -Becker. . Time:
i;0S.. , v--.
j "Hatiger Released ,
! Salt - Lake City, May 20. Art
tl auger, outfielder of the Salt Lake
club, was given his outright release
today. It was said he would loin the
Edmonton club of . the Western
j&ntda league. When in that league
petore ne was wun me Aioosejaw
ieam. -
Want Game
Tht Highland Garage Sluggers
rant out-of-town gamr. Managers
hould write Ben S. Mnver. 1102
orth Eighteenth street, Omaha,
; Total .33 1 24 111 ,
xEllerb batted for O'Rourko In ninth.
xGharrity batted for Picinleh in-nintt.
Scor by innings: ; '.
Washington ....... L.O 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 4
St. Louis 0 4 0 1 0 O'O x 5
Summary Runs: Judge, Milan, Pici
nleh, Johnson. Tobln, 2; Gerber, Lee, Sev
ereid. Two-base hits: Judge, Milan,
Tohln. Gerber. Stolen base: Williams.
Sacrifice hits: Judge, Uerberv Double
play: Harris to O'Rourke to Judge. X,eft
on bases: Washington, 6; St. Louis, 3.
Bases on balls: Off Johnson, 2; off
Davis, 3. Struck out: - By Johnson. 3;
by Davis. 4. Wild pilch: Johnson. Um
pires: Chill and Owen. Time: 1:47.
Indians, 18; Athletic, S.
Cleveland, O., May 20. Cleveland made
It three straight from Philadelphia todeyi
winning. 16 to 3. Philadelphia s pitchers
were Ineffective and Harris and-Naylor
wera also wild. Malls i unwed only six
hits, but his passes resulted in two runs
for Philadelphia. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Witt, rf 2 0 1 OiCTveland. If 4 S 3 1
Brazil!, lb 2 0 01 J hnst'n. Jb 3 2 6 0
Dugan. 3b 4 3 0 0! Burns, lb 112 1
CWalker, If 4 0 5 O'Speaker, cf S 4 3
Welch, cf 4 13 OlOraney. cf 0 0 0 fl
JWalker. c 2 1 3 OiSmith. rf 6 110
Dykes, 2b 3 . a 4 2,Grdner. 3b z Z.3 4
0 o:Sewell, ss 3 0 14
2 HiS'nson. 2b 6 2 3 1
0 Si O'Neill, o 6 2 4 0
0 ' 1 Malls, p 6 0 13
0 0
O'll'way, sa 1
M'Oann, s 3 fl
Harris, p 0 0
Naylor, p 1 o
Hasty, p 11
xJohnson 1 0
0
Totals " 38 17 37 13
Totals 39 24 8
xJohnson batted, for Harris in third. .
Score by innings: ' .
Philadelphia . .1 0 0 0. 0 1 1 9 2
Cleveland 2 1 1 4 1 2 x 16
Summary Runs; " Witt. 2; Welch,
Jamieson. 4: Johnaton, 2; Burns, Speaker,
3. Smith, Gardner, Sewell, Stephenaon, -2 ;
O'Neill. Er-ors: Welch. Two-bas hits:
Lugan, !; Speaker, O'Neill, 2; Jamieson.
Three-base hits: Welch, dpeaker. Home
iun: , Stephenson. Stolen bases: Witt,
Steobcnson. Sacrifice hits: J. Walker,
Johnaton. Gardner 2. Doubl plays:
Stephenson to Johnaton, Sewell to Gard
i.er to Stephenson.-- eft on bases: Phila
delphia,. 6; Cleveland, 11.---.Saae on balls:
Oft Harris, 6; off Naylor, 8; off Hnaty, 1;
off Malls. (. Hits: Off Harrl, 6 in I;
oft Naylor. 8 In 4; off Haaty, 4 in X
Hit' by pitched ball: By Naylor tSewell).
Struck out: By Naylor, 1: by Hasty. 2:
ty Malls, 3. Losing pitcher: Harris,
empires : Connolly and Moriarlty.
Time: 2:30.
I Tig en, 12s Boston,-. ...
Detroit; May 20. Detroit . hit three
Boston pitcher hard today -and won,' 12
to 2. Ehmke allowed but six hits. Cobb
and Veach made horn runs. Tha visitors
scored their first run on a pass an. 1
Pratt' doubl In the first, the second
being mad In th ninth when hit were
bunched.. . Score:
BOSTON. 'I . DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Vitt. 3b
M'noak". If
Pratt, 2b
H'dryx. if
Ltibold, rf
M'l'nls. lb
!: inger, ss
Scott, ss
Collins, cf
Rueh a
Walters, e
Myers, p
J. Bush, p
f"llrton, p
2 2iToung. 2b
8 D O. Bush, a
X ,Cobb, cf
1 fl'F'gstead. cf
0 Veach, If
11 Shorten, If
0 Heil an. rf
Blue, lb
0'Jonea. 3b
0' B.xss nr. o
2'KhuiHe, p
n,
1 Total
1
1 8
0 1
0
3
0
1 P
3 14
2 i
1 -2
1
31 16 27 it
Totals
S'-ofe l : n' );:?:
Bnnton ..' ll(ll !
: ,,iroit 2 2 0 0 2 2 3 1 x 13
Summar- Ku.if: Vilt, Ilbold. Young,
fnifh, rr,hi. Vearh. 2; Heilmsn,
AMERICAN I.EAGIE.
W. L. Pet.! " W. L. Pet
Cl'veland 20 12 .62i;Detrrit 18 l.r,6
N. YOrk 16 12 .S71!St. Loui 14 16
Boston 13 13 .SiO'Chicaao 12 16
Washing. 16 lr. .616!Phlladel. 8 20
Testerday' Result.
t'hliago, 6; New Tork, S. 1 r
Detroit, 12; Boston, 2.
Cleveland, 16; Philadelphia, t.
St. Louis, 6; Washington, 4.
Today' Game.
Washington at ' St. Louis,
New Tork st Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W. L. Pet i W. L. Pet.
Kan. City 17 J .654 .St. Paul ,13 16 .464
Ind'polls 14 10 .683:Toledo 14 lii .467
Mi'apolis 14 10 .r,83!Mil'aukee 11 16 .423
Louisville 13 14 .ISliCoiurnbua 11 18.S5J
- ' Yesterday' Resnlts.
Louisville, 7: Kansas' City, 4.
Milwaukee. 12; Indianapolis, T.
Minneapolis, 12; Columbus, i.
Toledo, 7; St. Paul, 4. . '
Today' Game.
Toledo at St. Paul.
. Columbus at Minneapolis. ,
Louisville at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Golfers Should
.
Be Ready for
AnvSuro
rises
ers, Pullerton. Two-base, hits: Pratt.
Bassler. Ehmke, Scott, Mclnnis. Three
base hits: J. Bush, .lone. Horn runs:
Veach, Cobb, Stolen base: Vearch. Sacrifice-
hlta: O. Bush, Bassler. Double
play: ' Pratt to Scott to Mclnnis. Left
on bases: Boston, 6; Detfoit, 6. Bases
on balls: Off Ehmke, 3; oft Myers. 1;
off J. Bush. 2; off Fullertpn, 4. Hits:
Off Myers, 8 In 1 1-8; of4T7. Bush, 6 In
S 2-3: off Pullerton, 1 in 3. Struck out:
By Myers. 1; by Ehmke, t. Losing pitcher:
Myers. Umpires: Dlneen, Wilson and
Nallln., ; Time: 1:67.
Arena for Big Bout
One-Fourth Completed
Jersey City, May 21. Construc
tion -of the arena where-the Demp-sey-Carpentier
figjjt will take place
is one-fourth completed. Contrac
tors , declared today that they ex
pected to have the job 'finished be
fore June IS. the date called for in
their contracts. Seven hundred work
men are engaged in the task.
Tilden and Jones Land
In France for Tourney
Cherboitrgh, France, May 21. Wil
liam T. Tilden, II, holder' of the
American, British and New Zealand
singles tennis championship, and Ar-.
nold W. Jones, who are to take part
in the world's hard-court events at
the stade Francais, near St. Cloud,
arrived last night on the steamship
Mauretania. They landed today and
proceeded to Fans. '
Ames Beats Drake
Des Moines, la.; May 21. Ames
defeated Drake again, 7 to 3. Score:
Ames 7 8 3
Drake 8
Batteries Gutmaher, Morrison and
Whittaker; Niggemyer and Given.
The Bee's Dope Book
OFFICIAL STANDINGS.
WEEK 'ENDING. MAI 21.
Jones, 1; Bassler, Zhraks. Error;
Blue,
My
Western League.
I ' " Mid. Tot.
'. V. T. W. Wk. T. F. S. R.
OMAHA 17 7 15 12 13
Tulsa I I 11 II I t ..
Sioux City 7 7 14 . -8 T 7 ..; ..
Joplin . . 8 8 11 4 . I .. ..
T. Maine 3 8 7,12 .. ..
Wichita. 11 . ' ls
St. Josephf 8 . T S II 10 ..
OkL City 3 8 1 ' I ..
National Leagne.
t - -' Mid. Tol
M. T. W. Wk. T. T. a. R.
Brooklyn 8 t . 2 14 8 1 ., ..
Philadel. 3 4.7 1 , 3 'A .. ..
New Tork 7. 4 8 14 3 14 .. ..
Chicago 1 4) 1 7 R .. ,.
Boston 7 8 SI I ! ., ,,
St. Loul .4. 7 , .IT 3. 3 .. .
Clndn. .4 8 1 8 1 t .. ..
Pittsburgh . . II 17 7 8 .. ..
American Leagae. - -
Mi. . Tot.
M. T. W. Wk. T.--T. 8. K.
Detroit 17 1 18 8 1.....
St. Loui . ( 4 1 17 4 I .. '..
Cleveland 3 4 4 11 4 14 .. ..
Chicago I 10 13 27 4 ..
Bostoon 10 2 2 14 2 2 '.. . ,,
Waahing. 7 I 8 i 8 4 .. -..
New TTork I 2 2 10 11 t ..
rhlladel. 4 4 1 10 2 I ... .,
American Association. -
' Mid. . To!.
V. T. W. Wk. T. -T. 8. R.
Kan. City 14 T 28 18- t .. ..
Milwaukee 3,3 i J ll.. ..
Indisnap. 0 8 T ,. ..
Louisville ' ; U ' 7 .. ,.
Minnsap. 0 8 If .. ..
St. Pnul . 0.8 4.,...
Toledo . 8 ' 4 ' T I ' 7 .. ..
Columbus ' 8 . 1 f ' I '
N cams.
Very Good Weather at Hoy
lake Tolley 'and Bobby .
Jones Show Up Very Well
Galleries Getting Big. .
By CHARLES CHICK"JEVANS.
: Special Cable Dispatch. I .
'Copyright, 1321, by Universal Servic.)
Hoylake, . fnglnd, May 21. Ex
traordinarily beautiful weather con
tinues at Hoylake.
i The course is getting as hard as
rocks and the greens are terrifically
swift. It is fast becoming impossi
ble to pitch a shot and make it
hold.
It is very evident that a man who
can keep the straight just now has
it all over the long hitters. If the
condition keeps up we should be
ready for surprises.
Golfers are coming in great num
bers .to this knickerbockered city,
There is much activity about the
club' house and all indications of a
championship session are rapidly
appearing. Some of tft tees and
greens are roped off and one big
tent has already been erected, borne
of us . have even been given our
badges for the privileges of the club
house.
Only one of the American play
ers was out today. " Captain Fownes
suggested that it would be well for
us to rest up.
Tolley appeared at the course for
the first time today. I met him di
rectly after luncheon. I was bubbling
over with enthusiasm over Bobby
Jones' morning round of 71 with a' 33
for the last nine holes. It happened
that Tolley had just finished the last
nine in' a 33 also an interesting
coincidence that throws light on his
present game.
Hilton's playing today was very
good. By the way, it brought back
memories of Sandwich in 1914.. (N'o
one can play-at Hoylake now with
any of the older players without re
calling those who will never play
again. .
Range League Bars
Indicted Players
Hibbing, Minn., May 21. Indict
ed former players of the Chicago
White Sox will not be welcomed in
the Range league clubs, according to
information given out here yester
day. Oscar (Happy) Felsch, former
outfielder of the Chicago Americans,
is understood to have expressed a
desire to play with the local club, but
the management decided sentiment
was . too strong against the men
who are accused of disgracing the
national game.
Berry, Star Penn Athlete,
Plays Base Ball for Firm
J. Howard Berry, the former star
athlete of the University of Pennsyl
vania, will play base ball with the
E. G. Budd team of Philadelphia.
Berry will play shortstop. -
Martin Kayos Cox
New York, May 20. Bob Martin,
A. E. F. heavyweight champion,
knocked out Joe Cox of St. Louis
in the 10th round of a scheduled
15-round match last night.
Ohio-Michigan Match
Columbus, O., May 21. Ohio
State and Michigan will meet Sat
urday at Ann Arbor in what is an
nounced as the first dual western
conference golf match. .
1 Amateur I
- . Sidney Booster Win.
Sidney, Neb.. May 20. (Special.) The
Sidney Booster opened the basa bail sea
son her today before a record crowd by
walloping the Brush Colo.) team by a
score of 14 to 8. Tha batting of Shlpke,
Reich! and Thomasen were the features
of the game. Game wis called In the
sixth Inning to allow Brush to catch a
train.
The score Is a follows: R. H. E.
Sidney 3 3 0 t 1 8 14 12 4
Brush .1 llttO 3 2 3
Batterle-. Sidney. Donaldson, Shook e
and Brown; Brush, Winaer, Kagsdal and
Cox.
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.I
Barber, rf 3 14 OIBurns, If
1
2
3
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
H'll'c'er. s
Terry, 2b
(liimes, lb
Maine), ct
8'llivan, If
li-al, 3b
O'Fa'ell, c
.(ones, p
vlt'erlson
Vaughn, p
xAelleher
Martin, p
YORK.
AB.H.O.A
4 3 1
2 2
1 3
2 3
1 12
0 1
0
0
1
n
0
0
0
0
1
2
4
0 0
0
0
0
Totala
34 10 27 1
1 B' croft, ss
liFrlsch, 2li
ll xToung, rf
O.Kelly, lb
0 King, cf
tilUapp, 3b
0! Hnyder, a
2 1 'J oney p
011'err.tt, p
OlxBrown
Oi Bailee, p
01 .
I Total
27 13 23 111
xToung out, hit by his own batted ball.
XKooertson oatted lor .(ones in mtn.
xKelleher batted for Vaughn In eighth'.
jurown catted tor .rerritt in sixth.
Score by Innings:
Chicago 0 0 0 0 ( 0 0 0 08
New Tork 30 0.0 0 6 0 2 x 10
Summary Runs: Barber, Terry,
Grimes, Malsel, Sullivan. O'Farrell.' Burns,
3: Bancroft, 2,l'risch, Young, King, Sny.
der, Brown. Error: King, Hoiiocner,
Crimes. Two-base . hits: Hollocher,
Kelly, Sullivan. ThTee-base hlta: Young,
Bancroft. Home runs: Terry, Sullivan.
Stolen base: Frlsch. Sacriflqe hits
Frlsch. 2: Hollocher. Malsel. Left on
hascs: Chicago, 8; New . York, 8. Bases
on balls: Off Jones. 2: off Vaughn. 2:
off Toney, 1; off Perrltt, 1. Hits: Off
Jones. 8 in 4: off Vaughn. S 4n 8; off Mar-
tip, 3 In 1; off Toney, 11 in i 2-3; off
Perrltt. none In 1 1-3;. off Bailee, 2 In 3.
Struck out: By Toney, 1; by Perrltt. 2;
by Sallee. 1. Winning pitcher: Perritt,
Losing: Vaughn.- Umpires: O'Day and
Quigley, Time : Two hour.
Phillies, 4; Cards, S.
Philadelphia, Slay 20. Pitcher Ring's
single and Lebourveau's homer In Pork's
one bad inning today drove in 4 runs ana
gave Philadelphia a 4 to 3 victory over
Bt. Louis. score:
ST. tons.' PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.! AB.H.O.A,
J Smith, rf
F"rnier, lb
Stuck, 3b
H'nsby, 2b
Shotton, cf
it H ry, ir
Lavan, sa
Clemons, e
xT'porcer
Dllh'efer, e
Doak, p .
xSchultx
Riviere, p
xMann
OiRa'llngs, 2b
3L'veau, If
llMeusel, rf
3W'stone, 3b
0!P'klnaon, ss
0 Wlllla's, ef
3 lj Miller, lb
2IBruggy, c
OjRing, p
11
o o
0 0
o or
l l
0 12
1 2
1 0
I Totals 30 27 13
, Totals 30 7 24 14
xTorporcer batted for demons . In sev
enth. . xScbults batted for Doak In alghth.
xMann batted for Riviere in ninth.
Score by innings:
St. Louis .....1 0 0 0 0 0 28
Philadelphia .0 0 0 4 0 0 0 x 4
Summary Runs: Fournier,' Hornsby,
Shotton, Lebourveau. J. Miller. Bruggy,
King. Errors: Rawlinga, Parkinson.
Two-base hits: Schultz, Lebourveau,
Uruerey. Home runs: Fournier. Lebour
veau. Sacrifice hit: Doak. Lavan,
Double play: Bawling to .T. Miller. Left
on bases: St Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 3.
Baaea on balls: Off Doak. 1: on King, .
Hits: Off Doak, 6 in 7; off Riviere, 3 in
1. Struck out: By Doak, e; oy King, z.
Losing Ditcher: Doak. Umpires: Bren-
nan and Emslle. Time; 1:47. ,
JACK DEMPSEY.
, Universal , Service has asked me
three questions: . ' , ,'
'-'Who will win the Dempsey-Car-'
l;:V nenticr fight on'
July 2? . . :
How many
rounds do you
think it will last?
Why do you
think the man
you pick will
win?
I answer them
briefly at first:
Dempsey w i 1-1
win; the fight
will last . six
rounds; Dempsey
will win because
of his rugged
constitution; his
.terrific , hitting.
; his absolute fear
lessness and his speedy "footwork.
No . heavyweight : : chainpjonship
bout sine" the memorable" meeting
of Jim Corbett and John L. .Sullivan
has brought, ,'togcf her two- men so
diametrically -opposite .. as . the .com
ing bout between Jack , Dempsey,
champion,".-and Georges - arpentier,
challenger. ,..
As in the Corbett-Sullivan bout,
the champion is the rugged slugger;
the challenger the cleverly: defensive
boxer. But the difference :in . the
ages of the men and their physical
condition are not to be compared, as
the Sullivan who faced Corbett as
champion had passed his zenith,
while the Jjcmpsey who will defend
his title is .in the full flush of .man
hood. 1 : .
Like Sullivan, Dempsey is a noted
hitter and must win his battle by the
force of his one or two blows.
In Caroentier, Dempsey does not
face the same heady ringman as was
the Jim Corbett who took the title j
from Sullivan.
Dempsey will be as fit a man as
can be when lie answers the gong,
with six weeks of earnest, conscien
tious training under the watchful eye
of his pal and manager, Jack Kearns.
Carpenticr is not physically able to
withsiand the terrific onslaught oi
the champion. His clever footwork
will serve to keep him in the, safety
zone in the early rDunds,i.,but the
fearless attack of Dempsey will even
tually be rewarded, and there is no
doubt in, my mind? thkt -.Carpenticr
will fail to answer,-, the.- bell for, the
seventh, or ;at. the .most,, the eighth,
round. . - ' , ;
Early success in avoiding, Demp
sey's rushes -will embrazon the
French champion and be the means
that will bring about his defeat. One
opening-pne sock one thud as the
French champio'n hits the floor and
Dempsey will . still stand supreme
among . the heavyweights of the
world.
By HARRY WILLS.
Foremost negro heavy weight, -who slands
ready to take on the winner of the Di-mp-sey-('arpentler
fight. .
Jack Dempsey will win although
I am not prepared to give an opin
ion on the number of rounds the
battle will go. The result, in my
judgment, will depend to a large
degree on endurance and in that
respect I know Dempsey outshines
the European champion.
I know but little about Carpentier.
I have not seen him in very earnest
activity in the ring, but I do know
it will, take a very good man to
whip Jack Dempsey.
The heavyweight champion is a
powerful man and he is game right
through and if Carpentier can win
against him ,1 will be a most sur
prised person
One point I wish to make is that
the French champion has been
fighting longer than Dempsey and
consequently has used up consider
able of his reserve strength, even
if only to- train. That will ' tell
against his endurance surely, even
if he is able early in the fight to
dance away from the terrific blows
of the present champion.
I can't say anything against Car
pentier, but I have no hesitation in
picking Jack Dempsey to win on
July 2.
Gislason Knocks
Homer; Buffaloes
Trounce Miners
Omaha's Batting Average Goes
Up Krueger Cracks Flag
Pole, and Is Put Out Try
ing to Make Home Run.
Joplin Mo.. May' 20. .'Omaha
batted two pitchers hard in the open
ing frames and won today's game in
easy fashion. Gislason hit a home
run to the center field fence and
Krueger cracked the flagpole, but
was out trying to make the circuit.
OMAHA. AB. K. It. O..VK.
3 I
3 1
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Hnney. 31) ...
Ie,, if
l.elivelr, lb ..
(rlffin, rf ...
O'Hrien, cf ..
Manscy, ss ...
I.lngle. r. ...
llunielN.
llurch, p ....
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rirates, 3; Dodger, t.
Brooklyn, May 30. Pittsburgh won Its
third straight victory over Brooklyn to-
d,ay. 3 to 3. Hamilton of the Pirates
had a shade on Cadore of the Superbas
In a pitching duel. The visitor bunched
hits in the fourth and eighth. Taylor
made his season's debut behind the oat
for Brooklyn. Score:
PITTSBURGH. 1 BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A
BIgbee, If 4
Carey, cf 3
.M'nville, ss 4
C'tahaw, Sb 4
Whltted, rf 3
Tl'rney. 3b 4
Grimm, lb 4
Skiff, e 4
Ha'ilton, p 3
1 3
0 5
1 1
0 1
1 3
1 0
OI fl!,nn.
O'j'hnsfn, 3b
SINeis, rf
2!wheat, If
01 Myers, cf
SiK'etchy, lb
1 11
2 13 OtKilduff, 2b 3 0 4
0 2 11 Taylor, c 3 15
0 0 IITCadore, P 3 0 0
xHood 0 0 0 0
Total 33 7-37 14
Totala 39 B 27 20
xHood ran for Konetchy in ninth.
Score by innings
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Summary Runs:
Tierney, Johnston,
..0 0020001 0 il
..1 0000000 13
Bigbee, Whitted,
Wheat. Errors: Ol-
Amerkan Association
Minneapolis, Minn., May 20.
R. H. B.
Columbus ". 3 6 3
Minneapolis 13 20 2
Batteries: Danforth, Sherman and
Hartley, Wilson; James, George and Mayer.
Kansas City, May 20.
R.H.B.
Louisville ..: 7 14 0
Kansas City 4 10 3
Batteries; Cullop and Meyer; Fuhr and
McCarty.
St. Paul. Minn., May 20 ,
R. H. E.
Toledo ' 7 9 0
St. Paul 4 8 3
Batteries: Brady and Manlon; Williams
and Allen.
Milwaukee, Wis., May 20.
R. H. B.
Indianapolis 7 12 3
Milwaukee 12 18 3
Batteries: Weaver. Seiffert, Bartlett and
HenUne; Kiefer and Clarke.
son, 2; Skltt. Two-base nit: Bigbee.
Three-base hit: Bigbee. Stolon bases:
.Tofnston, Wheat. Sacrifice hits; Nets,
Kiiaurr. L.eft on bases: nttsnurgn. d;
Brooklyn, 6. Bases on balls: Off Ham
ilton, 2; off Cadnre, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Hamilton twneaij. eirucit
cut: By Hamilton. 2; by Cadore, 2.
Umpires:, Moran and Blgler. Time: ' 1:49.
Reds, $; Hraves, 4.
Boston. May 20. Coumbe pitched well
for Cincinnati today and the visitors hit
McQuillan hard and often, defeating Bos
ton, 6 to 4. Coumbe fielded well and
made 3 hits, batting in the -winning run
in the sixth. Score:
CINCINNATI. i ; BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
iTopf, 2b 4 1 2 2Powell, cf 6 12 0
Bohne. Sb 5 11 3Bi-tare, as 5 0 3 4
P'skert. cf 4 0 1 OSVctih. rf 4 3 4 1
Duncan, If 4 3 3 0' Nixon. If . 3 l 2 0
W sec a. lb 4 3 9 liB!:el, 3b 4 12 2
f oe, rf 4 16 OlHolJte. Jb . 4 0 8 3
Crane, a 4 0 4 1: Ford, lb 4 13 3
WinBO, c 4 13 2 O'Nell, c .3122
Coumbe, p 4 3 0 5lM'CJ'lan, p 10 12
1 Scott, p f 0 0 0 0
Total 37 14 27 13 Nicholson 1 1 9
xGibson 110 0
Totals .35 9 27 17
xNicholson batted for McQuillan In
sixth.
xGibson batted for Scott in seventh!.
Score by Innings:
Cincinnati 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 S
Boston S 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Summary Runs: Kopf. Bohns, Pas
kert, Duncan, Wingo, Powell, Southworth,
5; Nixon. Errors: Powell, Barbare,
Boeckel, Crane, See, 2; Kopf. Two-base
hit: Wingo. Stolen base: Boeckel. Sac
rifice hits: Paskert, Kopf, McQuillan,
Nixon. Double play: McQuillan to Bar
bare. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 7;
Boston, 7. Base on balls: Off Coumbe.
1. Hits: Oft McQuillan. IS In 6; off
Scott, 1 in 3. Passed balls: Iffingo, 2.
Umpires: McCormick and Hart. Losing
pitcher: McQuillan.- Time: 1:4S."
Pitcher Davenport,
White Sox Recruit,
"Fans" "Big Babe"
Totals
jori.ix.
Chrlstenxen. If . .
Hamilton, Alt
Robertson, ss
fiul.v. c. .'.
llunn, v
II. Smith, lli-p .....
Krueger, 2li
Mueller, cf
Van. rf-lh
Young, rf ..........
O'Neil, p ,
llergpr, p ..........
Hill. r
xSchcnberg
Total 37 613 27 13 3
xSchenherg bntled for Hill in eighth.
Omaha 4 4 II 1 1 0 0 1 21.1
Joplin 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 08
Summary Two-huso hits: . rlffin,
Rnrch it). Three-huso hits: Gislaaon,
Hamilton, Cady. Krueger. Home run:
Gislason. 8nrrillie hits: tiixliison. IlriM
on balls: Off Daniels, 2; off Berger, 2; off
Hill, 1; off Smith, 1. Struck not: Hv
Daniels, 2; by Berger, 1; by Hill, I.
Earned runs and hlta: Off Daniels, H
runa and 9 hits in 4 Innings; off Hurrh,
no runs and 8 hits In 5 Innings; off O'Neill.
4 runs and S hits; off Uerger, 4 runs and
4 hits in 1 2-3 Innings; off Hill, 2 runs
and 7 hit in 8 2-3 innings; off Smith, no
rung and 1 hit in 1 inning, l.eft on buses:
Omaha, 0; Joplin, 6. Ktolen baaee: Mas
Key. Chrlstrnsen, Van. Double plays:
Krueger to Robertson; Krueger to Robert
son to Smith. Time: 1:20. empires:
Buckley and Holmes.
De Maranville Will
Be in National Meet
Where Amateurs Play
Avenue
P. Family
. S.VTURDAT.
Commercial League,
Thirty-second and Dewey
Western Union against U.
league, 4 p.' m. ' '
Riverview Park Armour against Swift
& Co.. 4 p. m.
Fonaenelle Park Iten Biscuit Co.
against Kirschbaun Creamery Co., 4 p.
m.
Greater Omaha League.
Fontenelle Park M. El. Smith against
Nebraska Tire & Rubber .Co., 2 p. m.
Riverview Park W. O. W. Headquar
ters against Wrlght-Wilhelmy. 2- p. m.
Thirty-second and Dewey Avenue
Omaha Steel Works against Bemis Bag,
2 p. in.
National League. .
Miller Park TJ. P. Freight Accounts
against Omaha National bank, 4 p. m.
Elmwood Park, East Diamonds N. W.
Bell Telephone Co. against Federal Re
serve bank, 2 p. m. West diamonds.
Merchants National bank against First
National bank, p. m.
Church League. .
Thirty-first and Ames Avenue North
Presbyterians againit Hanscom Park M.
E., 2 p. m. Castelar Presbyterians
against First Christians, p. m.
Carter Lake Club Firat Presbyterians
against Immanuel Baptists, 2 p. m.
Clifton Hill Presbyteriana against First
M. K., 4 p. m. ...
Miller Park Graca Lutheran against
Pearl M. E.. 2 p. m.
-: Chicago, .May 21. Another of the
recruit pitchers secured by Manager
Gleason of the White Sox to fill the
gaps caused by the worlds series
base ball scandal, passed his most se
vere test today with flying colors.
After two other recruits had been
driven from the mound by the New
York American sluggers, Joubert
Lum Davenport of Tucson, Ariz.,
went in in the fifth inning and struck
out 'MJabe - Ruth, the second man
up. Ruth took a mighty swing at
the third strike, : a fast ball inside,
and missed by a foot.
Spring Grid Work
Starts Next Monday
Spring foot ball practice at
Commerce will begin in earnest
next Monday afternoon when
. Coach James Drummond issues
his first call for candidates for
next season's gridiron team.
The Commerce freshmen have
been going through the antics of
learning the rudiments of foot
ball for the past month. Mem
bers of last year's runner-up
team for the state championship .
will supervise the training.
Aurora, Neb., May 20. (Special.)
Verne De Maranville, local track-
ster and member of the Aurora H igh
school track squad, who placed fir-st
in the mile and half-mile runs
at the state meet held at Lincoln
last Saturday, will be entered in the
National track meet at Chicago on
Saturday, May 28, it was announced
today.
In his races at Lincoln last week
the local lad showed good form in
covering the mile and half-mile dis
tances, lie started both races in the
lead of the field and at no time was'
he in "any great danger of-losing it
De Maranville has an ability'to sprint
in the last stretch of a race, and this,
coupled with his steady running,
marks him as one of the most prom
ising athletes in the state. '
At the meet De Maranville cov
ered the half-mile in 2:04 2-5 and the. .
mile in 4:42 3-5. While his time for .
both races was not anything 'spec--ta-ular,
it was better than was expected,-as
the condition of the track
and the elements of the weather hin
dered the runners considerably.
St. Cecilias Wins Game
The St. Cecelia team defeated the
Holy Name school yesterday' after
noon : at Thirty-ninth and Webster
by the score of 1 1 to 2. Nash, first
baseman 'on the winning team.was
banished from the game for spiking
the Holv Name catcher.
Madison, 4 Humphrey, 0.
' Madison, Neb., May 1. (Special.)
Madison defeated Humphrey this after
noon on. the home diamond In a four in
ning game, by a score of 1 to 0. Rain
stopped th game.
Bcottsbluff, 6) Sterling, 4
eettsbluff, Neb., Mar 10. (Special )
R Jf E
Sterling ...1 1 t 14 ' i
Senttsbluff 11 HHI1 4 1 1
Batteries: Powers. Voorhet and Kran
Ingar; Hitt and Bennlnghoven.
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