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Up-to-Bate News ana
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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921'. c3;
Rally In East
Inning Defeats
Omaha, 5 to 4
Cpellman Wallops Homer in
' Ninth With Two On Buf
faloes Outhit backers
Cislason Stars.
t IM last inning or ,tne ojicning
game of the series with Sioux City
yesterday afternoon at the Fifteenth
and ' Vinton street park was "disas
trous for the Buffaloes, Mr. Barney
Burch' herd being trampled under
a 5 to 4 score. - ; 1 .
And what caused all the excite
ment and also defeat of the locals
rami frn'm lh- r-it nf thrr-p Parker.
snclliiitr two sinsrles and then a cir -
euit clout 1y none other than Eddie
iipcllmati, Siioux City catcher and for
mer Omaha boy.
The Buffaloes were, leading by
two tallies when the Packers started
to make things look different, but the
locals could have salted the game
away witn umtccn runs had t"icy
used the old coco in the first couple
innings.
For instance, Giiilaon started the
initial stara with a two-barvper. By
the way, this white-topped lad was
hitting wild yesterday, getting two
doubles and one' triple ott th- cle
lwcry of Mr. Glr.ser. Hanry walked.
Two inert on base hnd none out. Mr.
Lee poked the ball down to Marr,
the clever thif d-sackcr throwing to
Steinbrcnner. who put Hancy ont and
then thrc7 to first where the unips
said Mr. Lee was out. The fans
didn't like the decision, for Billy
Lee was far from out. Every deci
sion oi Umpire Holmes was hooted
after tle fir..t inning.
Caught t Third.
Then, again in the second, ' Pug
Griitin drew a irce.ba.se, and ad
vnccd to second when O'Brien, who
was hit bv Glaser. limped to first. A
sacrifice hit by Masscy pushed both
runners up a notch.' Then the "star"
play of the game happened. Pug
attempted to walk home on the
stellar Eddie Spellman, Sioux City's
hero, but' Eddie was too fast. A little
running to third and a short peg to
Marr put away Omaha's hope of
scoring1 in the second.
I In the .meantime, Fox, lead-off
man for the visitors, hit a little
tingle over second, and advanced on
Stein brenhcr'fl sacrifice. Pug Grif
fin muffed a hard catch of Paddock's
fly and Fox advanced to third, com
ing in home and scoring the first run
of the game when Robinson poled
a long sacrifice, fly to right field.
In the last half of the third, Btfrch
singled, and came in home when Gis
lason's, double hit the right field
fence.
The Packers forged ahead in the
fairth on Beaumiller's walk, an error
by President Burch, and a driving
double by Marr.
The Buffaloes took their first lead
in the game in the sixth with twoj
out. O'Brien singled, ana tnen
swiped second base. Massey s bingle
brought flie speedy O'Brien home. A
long single bv Cy Lingle drove Mas
sey across the Tplate. Burch flc"y out
to Steai'urcr.ncr.
I Score in Seventh.
Omaha sec red again in the seventh
when . Gn:.i's9:i touched the center
field fence for a triple. Ha:- flew
out to Steinbrcnner. Eillr Lee laid
a perfect; sacrifice hit to Glaser and
Gislasorv cross the pentagon for the
fourth tally. '
Everything looked fine for Burch
in th njnth, "but . Bobinson .pro
ceeded to fly out to Masscy. Beau
miUer singled and Marr repeated.
Then the former Omaha sandlottcr
stepped up to the t plate. 'Spellman
waitoped out a lang'hit over the right
field and the two Packers
crossed 'the' plate. The locals at
tempted 'to rally in the ninth with
two out.-- Hatiev hit for a single", but
A... A t .'..1 Dill.. I .....
Ufti uji W43C wncii uijr XrfCv; srm
a long fly out to left field, which Mr.
Fo grabbed in de luxe style. The
OMAHA.
. .a B.
PO. A. E.
f.ila-nn. J'j...
Huney. 0b....
Lee. -lf.v.
lellrelt. lj...
4
.... 3
1
4
10
s
8
0
OVrien, ?T..
Ma: Jr , SB ... .
Lliurle, r.....
Bureii, p......
Total
31 4 11 27 IS
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. PO
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5
a
4
Paddock, if .
Mett, lb.j..:,..
Knblnean. rf . .
Bcatimillrr, ...
Marr. 3b.
.
. 4
. 3
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5
It
1
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17
4
Sprllraan, c 4
4lMrr, P.-
Tttale 3 27
Seore by innings:
Klonz City -.1 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 3 5
... It 1, f 1 A A A
umKJu '. " w v v a " m
" Kuramarj'-Home run: Spellman. Three
base hit: filslaeon. Twe-baee hits: Ola
Ismib. if O'Brien, Mnrr. stolen buses:
O'Brien, struck out: By Boich, 3. Base
on balls: Off Burch, 4: ff Ulaser, S. Sac
rifice hits i GiebMen, Honey; 1 ec, Mnasey,
teiabrrnuer . Bobson. Hit by pltohed
ball: O'Brien. Double . plays: Marr to
Mtelabrenner te Mctsi Maesey to itisloMn
to LeliTelt. I-eft Jbaaea; Omaha,
Mom City, 8. t'mtfiresit Ormsby and
Holmes. Time: I'M. . I
SemiftOtnTdi
'Amfiteur!
SMntf Boosters Win.
Sidney,- Neb.. June " J. (Special. V The
Sidney Boosters defeated the White Ele
phants, a fast colored team from Denver,
In a two-cam series by a score of S to 1
and It to 1. Sidney claims te have the
fastest team in this part of the country
and la anxious to obtain tame with
clubs worthy ot competition.
' GUtaer Bests Aurora.
Giltner, Neb.. Jun I. (Special. Ollt
ner sbttt out Aurora here by score of T
to . Batteries: Olltner, HIU and Hegen
hart: Aurora, Brown, Thomas, Goethe and
Schlsaelier. . ( ,
Plattsmonth Wins Tws. .
Plattsmouth. Keb.. Jun 1. (Special.)
The Plattamouth Eagles base ball team,
which has won all games to date, defeated
the Kinney Shoe company team ot Omaha
by a score of 4 t 1 and Murdock, .( to 4.
Want Omsha Came.
Th "'Whistle Bottling works of Lincoln
have organised a oracle class A diamond
rrew, and would like to book soma games
with Omaha amateur having open dates.
Write J. P. Kmmmack, manager, care
of th 'Whistle Bottling company, 22i So.
Eleventh atreet, Lincoln.
. 44T- . '. .
eep iur own name is trie tio
M of the latest club organized by
Ke? y$tk prpfessjonal women.
Giants Smother
League Leaders
New York Hammers Zinp
Off Mound in 8th Nehf
Holds Pirates Down.
Pittsburgh, June 2. The New
York Giants outclassed the Pitts
burgh Pirates today, winning 7 to 0.
Nehf was slightly unsteady at times,
but tightened with men on bases.
The Giants hammered Zinn off the
mound in the eighth, and kept up the
heavy batting on Carlson. Score:
NEW YOlltC PITTSBURGH
A B H O A
AB HO A
Bui-tin, If
Han'ft,
Frlsch, 2I
Young, rf
King, rf
6 IS i OjUigbee.it
U a 0
0 4 1
13 4
0 1 4
2 S 0
1 1 0
0 10- 1
0 2 0
0 13
ooo
I 4 3 1 Carey, cr
1 0 4iMs,r'vl'e,
S 1 liCuts'w. 2b
0 0 OiWhitfd, if
1 IS liTlar'ey, lb
1 1 0 Grimm, lb
I 0 4!Seh iJt, c
1 2 2 Zlnn, p
l 1 licarls'n, p
Kelly, lb
Wnlk'r, if
' a,?,?,1 "
) 'N'ohf, p
Totals 32 12 37 161 Total 29 4 27 13
Score by liming:
Now York 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 5 1 7
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Summary Runs: Burns, Bancroft,
Friach, Young, 2; Kelly, Rapp. Error:
Tleney. Two-base hits: Youhg, 2; Burns,
Tlerney, Three-imso hlta: Rapp, Kriscfc.
Stolen bases: BiKbee, Tlerney. Sacrifice
hits: Walker, 2; Bancroft, Friach, Young.
Kelly. Tlerney. Double play: Maranvllle to
Putshaw to Grimm, .Left on bases: New
York. 7: Pittsburgh, 7. First base on
balls: off Zlun, 1; off Nohf, 4; off Carl
son 2. Hits: Off Zlnn, 10 In 7 1-3 In
nlnga; off Carlson, 2 in 1 2-5 Innings.
Struck out: By Nehf, 1; by Zlnn, 1: by
Carlson, 1. ' Losing pitcher: Zlnn. Time
of game: 1:64. Umpires: Hart and Mo.
Cormii'k.
- Reds, 8; Cards, 8. '
Cincinnati. O.. June 2. Cincinnati batted
rnilxvin nut nf the box in two Innings,
held tha lead through a free hitting
Kiuna and won from St. Louis today, s
to 6. Duncan, In tho fifth drove' the
ball over tho left field wall, the flrat
time this fwit has been accomplished In
tho present park.
ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI
AB H OA! AB H U A
f, 1 3 llBohne, 3b 6 3 2 0
Smith, cf
Wourn'r. lb 4
Stunk, 3b 5
Horn'by, 2b 3
1 Oa'be't, lb 3 1 10
il Roush, cf 3 11
1 Dunc'n. If 4
sen its, rr o
0 Kopf, as 4
IJ'Ho'y, If
J.avnn, ss
Clo'ons, 0
Oootf'in. p
Fchu'y, p
North, P
Plih'fer, o
Rtv're. p
xShotton
xMann
Shcrdel. p
Fonsa. 21
Bres'er, rf
Hargr'e, c
Roggc, p
Bller, p
0' 0
' I 2
fl 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals
Z1 11 27 IS
Totals 37 13 24 101
yShottcn batted for North tn seventh.
xMann batted for Riviere in eighth.
Score by innings:.
St. Louis 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 05
Cincinnati 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 xS
Rummarv Runs: 8mlth, Hornsby, 3:
rchultx. Bonne, Duncan. Kopf, Fonseca,
Bressler. Hargrave, Rogge. Errors: Dau
bert. Fonseca. Goodwin. Two-base hits:
Hornsby, Lavan. Three-base hits: Bohne,
fcegge, Hargrave. Home run: Duncan.
Stolen base: Lavan. Sacrifice hits: Mc
Heiiry. Bressler. Daubert, Roush. Dou
ble plays: Kopf to Daubert; Smith to
l'ournier; Lavan to Stock to Hornsby.
Left on bases:: St. Louis, 10; Cincinnati,
0. First base on ballet Off Rogge, 4; off
Schupp, 2: off North. 1. Hits: Off Rogge.
11 in 7 1-3 Innings; off Eller. 1 in 2 1-3
Innings; off Schupp. 4 In 3 1-3 innings;
off North-, 0 in 1 inning; off Riviere, 1 in
1 inning; off Sherdell, 2 In 3 innings.
Winning pitchers Roggo. Struck Out! By
Rogge. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Ri
viere, Roush. Losing pitcher: Goodwin.
Time of game: 1:56. Umpires: Brennan
and Emsiic.
Four Police at Clonmore
Killed, Is Dublin Report
Dublin, -June 2. (By .The Asso
ciated Press.) Four members of
the police force were shot dead and
three others wounded in an ambush
at Qonmore, County Kerry, yester
day, it was .announced at headquar
ters here today. The killed were
Police Inspector MacCaughey, a ser
geant and ' two constables. The
three men wounded were constables.
Second Reduction
FRIDAY'S
FIRST RACE. .
Four and one-half furlong,
3-year-olds and upward, claim
ing. Purse $4C0.
Patsy Harris (115).
-Day News (115).
1482 Non Suit (115).
Texas Chief (115).
Nadine H (115).
, 1441Our Leader (115).
1481 Crispie (115).
Sparton Boy (120).
. John Spohn (120).
1231 Blue Van (120).
Kimberly (120).
The Don (120).
SECOND RACE.
Four and one-half furlongs,
3-year-olds and upward claim
ing. Purse $400.
, 1483Nellie Witwer (115),
Fashion Girl (115).
Mr. Kruter (115).
1474 Tom Caro (120).
1465 Satsuma Belle (115).
Blue (115).
Bula Maid (115).
Tom Ellison (120).
' ; Blue Jay (120).
Bon Box (120).
OM Coin (120).
Giffin (120).
THIRD RACE.
Six furlongs, 3-year-olds and
upward, 'maidens. Purse $400.
Balfour (110).
Bed Rock (110).
.1472 R. Lester (115).
Gadling (ll5).
Caraway (115).
Little Red (115).
i Telluric (115).
6 billing" Willie Keeler Working
Out Daily for Tom Gibbons Bout
Big Fellow Will Tangle With St. Paul Heavyweight
At the City Auditorium Next
Tuesday.
"Willing" Willie Keeler, San Francisco, the well-known
coast home run hitter, is after "Babe" Ruth's record of circuit
clouts only he knocks chins for four bases instead of crack
ing base balls.
Big Willie, who is in Omaha pre
paring for his battle next Tuesday
night with Tommy Gibbons, says he
is leading the Northwest ring league
in hitting in the latest averages.
When he steps to the plate facing
Gibbofis he honestly and sincerely
expects, to increase his percentage.
Know Tommy? Tommy the.
brother of Thantom Mike Gibbons?
That's Tommy -Gibbon's,' the leading
contender for Jick' Dempsey's
crown, who has fought 'em all from
the worst to th best with the ex
ception of Dempsey chd;all the way
back again. . - " - "
Tommy put Jack Clifford to sleep
in the; third round of a scheduled
tenjframe encounter early, this week.
It was his ninth consecutive knock
out. Eriiil Meuscl, the heavy hitting
Philadelphia National leaguer, and
George Kelly of the Giants haven't
a thing on this,' guy , Gibbons when
it comes to pushing the ol' arm. The
only difference between these two
Lower
Essex Motors advises that, effective June 2nd,
the prices of ail Essex Motor Cars are again
lowered the second reduction since last fall.
This time the reduction is $150 on each
model, making a total reduction of $350 in
eight months. 1
Hie new prices, f. o. b. factory, follow:
Touring . . .M.'. . .$1,445
Roadster .. . . ... .... . . .$1,445
Cabriolet $1,950
Sedan .......,..." ... ...... .. $2,300
GUY L.SMITH
-S.EBVICE FIRST
25CS-5-7 Car nam St. OMAHA, U. S. A. Phon ePdouclas 197CL
ENTRIES
FOURTH RACE.
Six furlongs, maiden 3-year-olds
and upward. Purse $400.
. Alice Byers H05).
Air Queen (HO). .
Candegrey (110).
Jessie Wood (110).
Bessie Mack II (115).
All Bright (115).
Doctor Blues (115).
FIFTH RACE.
Five furlongs, claiming fillies
and mares. Purse $400.
Apple Blossom (105).
1481 Ella Waldo (110).
Sunny Ways (U0). -
Big Cedar (110).
Marty Lou (112).
1451Temp Duncan (112).
Emma J S (112).
Fern Leaf (117).
Watch Your Step (117).
Bit of Blarney (117).
If Coming (117).
Dolly Link (117).
SIXTH RACE.
One mile, 3-year-olds and up
ward. Purse $500.
' , Voltrome (110). .
1399 Woodie Montgomery
(115).
Jim Bing (115).
1478 Regreso (115).
1461 Frank Shannon (115).
Jerry (115).
1486 Benefactor (115).
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Track Good.
is that Meuscl anJ Kelly each have
nine home runs to their credit, while
Tommy has nine straight kayoes. Of
course, Kelly and ' Meusel haven't
spanked out nine consecutive home
runs.
Keeler 1 is working out at the
Creighton gymnasium. The husky
westerner is polishing up his train
ing in fine style, and if Gibbons has
an idea in his dome that this bird
Keeler will not be in shape for a
tough mill the St. Paul heavyweight
will be a surprised guy.
Indians Get Wilson
Cleveland, O., June 2. The va
cancy on the catching staff of the
Cleveland Indians, caused by injur
ies to Steve O'Neill and Leslie Nun
amaker will be filled by Arthur E.
(Mike) Wilson, who was purchased
from the Columbus American asso
ciation team, it was announced to
night. ; ,
r
races
in Eight
BaseBaDKeswlls
enaStandin0s
WESTERN' LEAOIE.
W. 1.. Pet. I' W.I. Pet.
2 IS .C;Soo City 21 20 .613
24 21 .63S OMAHA 20 33 .46
Wichita
Tulsa.
Joplln
O. City
21 20 .51S St. Joe 17 24 .413
22 21 .M2Des Moines IS 27 Mi
Yesterday's Results.
Sioux City. 5; Omaha. 4.
Des Moines, 4: St. Joseph', 0.
Wichita. 6; Tulsa, 2.
Oklahoma Clty-Jopltn, rain.
Today's Games.
Sioux City nt Omaha.
Tulsa at Wichita.
Joplln at Oklahoma City.
St. Joseph at Dee Moines.
NATIONAL LEAGIE.
W. L. Pct.l W. U Tct
Pittsburgh 2S 13 .Tu7 St. I.ouis 17 21 .447
New York 30 14 .(!S3 Chicago 1
Brooklyn 22 23 .SOolCincinnati -1
Boston 19 20 .4S7lPhlladel'ia It
4
3 Ht
3i9
Yesterday's Results.
New Tork, 7; Pittsburgh, 0.
Cincinnati, S; St. Louis, 6.
None otburs scheduled.
Today's (.nines.
Philadelphia at St. Louie.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. I.. Pct.l W. 7,. Pet.
Cleveland 30 14 .6S2, Boston 17 21 .447
New York 25 17 .505!St. Louis 19 24 .442
Detroit 26 22 .E:'.2!t'hi:ago 17 24 .416
Washl ton 23 21 .s:3!Philadel'la IS 22 .349
Yesterday's Results.
New Yorlc, 7; St. I.ouis, 2.
Washington, 7: Chicago. 2.
Cleveland. 8: Boston. 4.
Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Today's Games.
St. Louis at New Torfe.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Dotroit at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
.W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet,
Indiana'lis 21 16 .683IMInneap'lls Id 1 1500
Kan. City 22 17 .564 Toledo 1 23 Uot
St. Taul 20 13 .513 Colu'bus H 23 .480
Louisville 20 20 .SOOlMiiwa'k'e 17 21 .447
Yesterday's Results.
Indianapolis, 7; Milwaukee, 1.
Kansas City, 12; Louisville, 11.
St. Paul. 1; Toledo. 0.
Minneapolis, 7; Columbus, 1.
Today's Games.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis. ,
Kansas City at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
St. Paul at Toledo.
' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 6: Nashville. 0.
Birmingham, 0: Mobjlo, .1.
Memphis. 4; Chattanooga, S.
Little Rock, 3; New Orleans, T.
British Woman Champ
Wins Fifth Round Play
Turnberry, Scotland, June 2.
Miss Cecil Leitch, ' British woman
champion, defeated Mrs. Cautley of
Thanet, 2 up and 1 to ' play, this
morning in the fifth , round of the
ladies' open golf championship. AH
the American entrants have been
eliminated.
Miss Janet , Jackson, the Irish
champion, defeated Mrs. Alan Mac
Beth of Hesketh at the 19th hole in
play in the British ladies' open golf
championship tournament today.
American Association
Indianapolis, Ind., June 2. R. H. E.
Milwaukee 1 7 1
Indianapolis . . . .' 7 13 1
Batteries: Shanck. Lingrel and' Clarke:
Cavet and Dixon.
Louisville. Ky June 2, (10 Innings.)
Kansas City .12 J' 2
Louisville- ; 11 17 0
Batterlec: Bono, Reinolds. Lambert,
Horstmiin anil Blackweii, Scott, JlcCarty;
Long, Sanders and Kocher.
Toledo, June 2. . R. H. E.
St. Paul 17 0
Toledo 0 .6 2
Batteries:, Shea and Allen; Ayres and
Manion.
Columbus, O., June 2. , R. H. E.
Minneapolis f 7 2
Collumbus 1 J
Batteries: Smallwood and Mayer; Hald,
onerman ana naruey.-
Months
Yankees Trounce
St. Louis Team
Pipp Hits Homer With Two
On Shawkcy Gets Four
Bagger, Schang on Base.
New York, June 2. The Yankees
hammered Shocker for seven runs in
five innings today, defeating St
Louis, 7 to 2. Pipp got a home run
with two on bases in the first, while
Shawkey poled out a circuit hit in
the second with Schang aboard.
Score:
ST. I.
Tobin, rf
tierbcr. ss
Slnler, lh
Willi s, if
,Ot:iS I
AB H O A'
NEW YORK
Mitchell, ss
0 0
1 2
1 2
1 12
2 2
.M'N'iy, 3 b
liuth, if
Pipp. lb
Meusel, rf
Hawk's, cf
Ward. 3b
Schang, c
Sha'key, p
Snver'id, o
Eller e. 3b
Jacobs, cf
3 0
3 2
0 1
2 1
l.ee. 2b .
Shocker, p
Lolllni, c
Dcber'y. p
xWetzel
Bayne. n
t e ster, n
0 f)
0 01
0 0:
0 Ol
Totals
SI C 27 11
xM'Manus
Totals ?2 7 21 71
xWetzel batted for TVberry In seventh.
xMcManus batted for Bayue in ninth.
Score by" lnnigs:
St. Loul 0 0 1 0 0 1 00 02
New York 3 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 X I
Summary Runs: Williams, Shockor.
McNally. Ruth. 2; Pipp. 2; Schang, Shaw
key. Errors: Oerber, Slsler. Jacobs, Lee,
Two-base hit: Williams. Three-base hit:
Ruth, Uerber. Home runs: Pipp, Shawkey.
Stolen base: Gerber. Sacrifice hit: Ward.
Doublo plays: Ward to McNally to Pipp;
MtMisel to Pipp. Lft on bases: New York,
9; St. Louis, a. First base on balls: Off
Shawkey, 6: off Shocker. 4; off Ucberry,
off Bayne. 2. Hits: Off Shocker, 6 In
5 innings; off Deberry, 0 In 1 inning; off
Bayne, 0 in 2 innings. Struck out: By
Shawkey. 6; by Shocker, 3; by Bayne,
Winning pitcher: Shawkcy. Losing
Pitcher: Shocker. Time of game: 2.05.
Umpires: Hlldebrand and Evans.
Indians, 8; Boston, 4.
Boston. June 2. Cleveland took the first
game cf Ita series from Boston, 3 to 4,
today. Utile and Gardner leading In the
onslaught on three Boston pitchers.
Score:
CLEVELAND
BOSTON
ABHOA
Lclbold, cf 5 0 3 !
Fostor. 3b 5 10 1
Menos'y, If 4 10 0
Pratt. 2b 3 0 18
ABHOA
Ja'Ies'n, cf
1 1
2 15
Jo'st'n, lb
Ovaney, If
Smith, rf
(fard'r, 3b
Sowell, ss
Step's'n, 2b
Thomas, c
Collins, rf 31 1 0
Mclnni.1, lb 4
Scott, ss 4
1 13 1
3 4 4
Walters, e '
0
0
0
0
unie, p
llSothor'n, p
Myers, p
Neitzke, p
xKarr
xHendryx
xVick
Totals SJ 13 27 13
Totals 3!i 8 27 17
xKarr batted for Myers in fifth. '
xHendryx batted for Walters In ninth.
xVick batted for Neitzke In ninths
Score by innincs:
Cleveland 1 3020011 0 S
Boston .. i ......... 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 4
Summary Runs: JAmleson. Johnston.
Graney, 2: Smith, Stephenson, 2; Uhle,
Pratt. Scott. 2: Walters. Errors: Sewell.
Foster. Two-base hits: Jamieson, Graney,
Sewell, Collins. Mclnnls, Scott, Mc-iosky.
Three-base hit: Gardner. Sacrifice hit;
Mclnnls. Double plays: Johnston, Unas,
sisted; Pratt to Scott to Mclnnls. Left
on bases: Cleveland. 11; Boston, 1. First
base on balls: Off Uhle. 2; off Snthoron.
2: off Myers, 2; off Neitzke. 3. Hits: Off
Sothoron. 5 in 1 2-3 inning; off Mvers.
6 in 3 1-3 innings: off Xeitzke. 3 in 4
Innings. Hit by Ditched ball: Bv L'hl.
Pratt; by Myers, Johnston. Struck out:
By Uhle, 4; by Neitzke, 1. Balk: Uhle.
Losing' pitcher: Sothoron. Time of game;
:. umpires: uineen ana conoiiy.
Tigers, 5; Athletics, 4.
PhiladelDhia. Ji'ne 2. Mnnnp CnhW's
home run today won for Detroit from Phila
delphia in tho loth inning. f tn 4. Phils.
delphia'a early lead was offset by loose
piaying oenina Keefe s effective pitching
tn the sixth and seventh. Bush beat out
a single, to deep short with two out in
Last Two
1312
Farnam
The Slothing Sensation
mm Mil
Friday and Saturday, are the last two days of this sensational value
giving sale. We must turn our stock into cash, and in doing so our
prices are cut to rock bottom. The last two days will be record-break-,
ers in lov prices.
Cleverly styled suits from the workshops oi America's finest tailors are
offered in this sale at these seemingly ridiculous low prices.
Blue Serge Suits
Suits in Every Sixe
All $35 Suits
New Straw
M
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Sailors and soft straws,
everything' goes, two bit
cash raiting sale lots'
Values $2.65
$5.00 ffl C
Values W-OJ
Palm Beach Trousers,
;Lcol!ra:....$4.50
$16.50
iff
the 10th. then Welch tried to catch
Cobb's low liner and it bounded past him.
c. Walker opened the local half with a
home run Into th left field bleachers.
TSeore:
DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA.
AB H O A AU.li.U.A.
Blue, lb
UWItt. rr e
Hush, ss S
Cobb, cf 4
Vcach, If S
HUlin'n, rf 5
Jones, 3b 4
S.irg't, 8b 0
Flags'd. 2b J
Ttapsler, o 3
Oldham, p 4
Holllne. p 0
4 ClaU'w'y, as 4
1 Hrasll. lb S
C.W'Ik'r. If 5
Welch, cf 4
Perkins, c 6
Dungan. Sb 3
Dykes, 2b 5
Keefe, p I
M'Cann 1
; Hasty, p 0
Totals 37 10 30 111 Totals 33 S 30 13
xUcCann batted for Keefe In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 2 t 0 0 26
Philadelphia ,...0 00110001 14
. Summary Runs: Blue, Bush', Cobb,
Hcilman. Bassler. C. Walker. Welch, Mc-
Cann Dykee. Errors: Jones, Galloway, Irn
pan. Two-bass hits: Uassler, Blue. Witt,
Welch, McCann. Home runs: cobD. c
Walker. Stolen base: Walker. Sacrifice
bits: Jones, Flagstead. Double plays: Bra
ill! to Oalloway to Pyko to Oalloway;
Dugsn, unassisted. Left on bases: Dotroit,
0; Philadelphia, 10. First base on balls:
off Oldham, 6; off Holllng, 1; off Keefe,
2. Hits: orr uidnam. in innings; oir
Holllng. 0 In 1 Inning; off Keefe, 7 In
9 innings: off Hasty. 3 In 1 inning. Hit
by pitched ball: By Keefe, Bassler. struck
out: By omnsm, u; oy soiling, i; ny
Keefe, 3. Winning pitcher: Oldham. Los
ins pitcher: HastyTlme of game: 2;St.
tnipires: Owens and Chill.
Senators, 7; Sox. t.
Washington. June 2. Washington solved
Kerr for 12 hits, twice as many as Court
ney yielded tn Chicago and the locals
easily won today, 7 to 2. Score:
CHICAGO ' I WASHINGTON
ABHOAI .AB H O A
John'n. s 3 0 1 ll.Tudge. lb 4 2 10 1
Mulli'n. Sb 5 0 2 d Harris. 2b 3 13 2
Collins, 2b 6 1 3 41 Rice, cf 4 2 2 0
Hooper, rf
4 2 2 0Bro'er, rf 4 0 0 0
Falk. if
Most!!, cf
Sheely, lb
Tar an, c
Kerr, p
xSchalk
13 0
Miller, If
Shanks, 3b
Giiar'ts'. r
3 1 4 '0
3 10 0
4 2 3 3
2 0 3 1
1 0
4 0
4 3IO'Ro ke, a
8 1
3 10 OlCourt'JVP
30 1 3
33 12 27 10
l 0
0 01
Totals
Totals S3 t 24 l
xSchalk batted for Kerr In" ninth.
Score by Innings:
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02
Washington ..(...00004003 x T
Summary Runs: Collins, Falk. Judge,
Rloe, Miller, Shanks, Oharrity. 2;
O'Rourke. Errors: Johnson, Falk, Kerr,
Harris, 2; Sharks. Two-base hit: Miller.
Stolen base: Rice. Sacrifice hits: Falk,
Courtney, Mostil. Doubla play: O'Rourke
to Judge. Left on bases: Chicago, 11;
Washington, J. First base on balls: Off
Courtney, 6; off Kerr, 2. Struck out: By
Courtney. 1 : by Kerr. 3. wild pitch: Kerr.
Paused ball: Oharrlty. Time of game:
1:49. Umpires: Evans and Moriarity,
Lord Byng Has Been Offered
Governorship of Canada
Montreal, June 2. Lbrd Byng of
Vimy has been offered the governor
generalship of Canada, to succeed
the duke of Devonshire, according
to the Gazette . today. The paper
says that, contingent upon Lord
Byng's acceptance an official an
nouncement of his appointment may
be expected within a few days.
Landis Announces
Fight Against Base
Ball Gambling Poot
New York, June 2. Abolition of
the base ball" popl will be one of the
chief objects of the organized base
ball crusade against gambling, Judge
Kcnesaw Mountain Landis. commis
sioner of base hall. Herlarrrf hfrc
yesterday.
This type of gambling will be
stamped out if possible because
"young men and boys who play the
pool will be the betters of tomor
row and no gambling in any form
must be connected with the national1 j
game," Judge Landis said. '
Days of Sale Friday and
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JUL ..rflh If 'f
ILL X, M.
GLOTHBS S MOP.
ritrrs A VP B0Y5 OUTFITTED
Is Afforded by This Sweeping
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Shepherd Check Suits
Erery Color
All $45 Suits
$21.50
Palm Beach, Mohair, Gaberdine asd
Silk Simmer Suits
$iys, H7, $2750
Dunlap Shoes and
Oxfords Sacrificed
America's finest footwear at about half price. Shoes and
Oxfords, wide selection, two great lots.
$12.00 to $16.00 Values 'Now
$7.00 and $8.50
All Ball Strap Brogues, new arrivalf, rC
specially priced, at.... '. vO.DO
RnAcrArc .SKllt Out
Saints; Black Hurls
Excellent Base Ball
Dcs Moines, la., June 2. Grover s
support faltered twice .and Des
Moines scored enough runs to win
from St. Joseph, 4 to 0. Black, with
faultless fielding behind him, pitched
masterful' ball.
ST. JOSEPH
DES MOINES
All II U A
AB H u A
4 111
4 0 0 4
Con'lv. 3b
0 8 OjKen'dy, It
1 k 1 Orant, 3o
1 . 1 i Unnt'r. lb
Beat'y, lb
Flsh'r. If
f'or'on. rf
. 4
1 7.
2 O'O'Con'r, rf
4
3 10
BoVltr. cf
1 4 n Milan, rf
3 1 6 0
noi us. , . .. ..... ' r.
M'Do'ld. s 4 1 3 SCoffey, Sb
3
0 4
Nufer. 2b 4 13 2iurown, ss
2 2
3 0
T rt'Anrfe'An. 0
ri.nv.r' n 9 0 1 1 ! Black. D 2 1
Totals 32 8 2tll! Totals ' ! 2' 14
SL-nra bv Innings: ....
St. Josnph 0 000000O r i
Lies Moines I!HHIU-.
ntit Moeller. O'Cfln-
nor, Coffey. Hrrors: Fisher, -."over. Two
base hit: Brown. Sacrifice hits: Milan.
k.. rnff.v T.ft on bases:
t. Joseph, 7; Des Moines, i. Struck out:
Hy uroyr, i; oy du, . ! "---',.
cans: uii uufTwi. v.. , ,
by pitched ball: By Orover, Black, wild
,.w. , . ..... irrnA4 runa- None. Double
plavs; Floher to Crosby;-Nufer to Beatty.
Time of game: l;2ii. Umpires: Buckley
and Guthrie. "
Witches, 6) Oilers, .
Wichita, Kan., June S. Wichita cap
tured the second contest from Tulss. here
today,. 6 to 2, by hitting Morris at op
portune times. Beck hit his 12th' home run
of the season In the seventh. The score:
. TULSA L WICHITA
ABHOAI .ABHOA
Burke, If 4 13 I Smiih. cf 6 3 3 0
Tho' on, 3b 0 1 2iVaeh'rn. 2b 3 0 3 4
Wuffll 2b 4 0 0 OlBergcr. ss 3 14 3
Todt, i f 4 3 1 OiKast, rf 3 3-30
Query, lb 4 0 12 OiBeck, lb 4 2 9 0
Ben'tt.cf 4 14 0i Butler, 3b 4 0 0 1
M'Gln s.ss 4 1 2 4iBlak'ly, if 2 13 0
Hevlng. o 2 11 2; Haley, o 2 0 4 0
Morris, p 3 0 0 2'Greg'ry, p 4 2 J) : 3
Totals 23 7 24 111 Totals .30 11 27 11
Score by innings: ...
Tulsa 8 ' 9 ' 1 1 "
Wichita 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 x
i Summary Runs: Burke. Todt, Smith,
Bergcr. 2; East, Beck. Blakcsly. Errors:
None. Left on bases: Tulsa. 6; Wichita. 1.
Sacrifice hits: Washburn, East. Two-bass
hits: East, Blnkenly, Todt, 2; Bennett, Mr
Olnnii, Beck, Hevlng. Gregory. Home runs:
Beck, Burke. Double plays: Burke to
McGinnis: Gregory to Wsshbum; Ber
ger to Deck. Struck out: By Morris, 1:
by Gregory, 3. First base on balls: Off
Morris, 4: off Gregory. 1. Hit by pltch'd
ball: Haley. Time of game; 1:24. Umpires:
Daly and Burnslde.
"Bob" Roper, local heavyweight, re
turned from New Tork todsy, where he
met Dan O'Dowd last week, losing the
verdict in 4 slashing 16-round contest.
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Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp
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Farnam
of the Year
Fine Worsteds.
Every Good Style
All $55 Suits
$27.50
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