THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE . 30, 1921.
Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
JPeters Defeats
; Reed in State
Golf Tournament
3
. Former State Champion Loses
; To Country Club Player,
ijj 4 and 3; Reynolds,
; Young, Hughes Win.
lBBntasSsssJB
,.. Sam Reynolds, four-time state
;;; champion, loat the feature match of
.. the tournament to Ralph Peters,
!; present state champion, 1 up. The
;; match was hard-fought through
.I'out Reynolds has not been playing
. u hit usual time on the Harrav Hol-
;;,low links since the tournament
started. Reynolds is from the
': Field club, while Peters carries the
" banners of the Country club.
" Two former state champions were
Removed from the running in the
first round of match play in the state
golf tournament at Happy Hollow
yesterday. '
I" Other former champs, however.
Jjjad easy sailing.
Kenneth Reed of Happy Hollow
iji "one ex-titleholder, who felt the
sting of defeat in the first round. lie
tost to C. H. Peters of the Country
dub. 4 and 3.
The result was something of , a
surprise. Erratic as Reed some
times is it was believed he would
vanquish the Country- club youth.
Peters, however, was in fine form
yesterday and took Reed to a neat
trimming.
Guy Beckett of, Happy Hollow,
himself a former champ, removed
John Redick, also a former champ
atid one of the Country club aces,
Beckett defeated ftedick 2 up.
J.Sam Reynolds, Blaine Young, who
Was medalist in the qualifying round,
and Jack Hughes were easy winners.
! E. D. Lvman. the University of
California youth, who was touted as
a. dark horse was stopped in his
tracks in the first round -by SB. C.
Crook of Happy Hollow, who took
the native son into camp, 4 and 3.
; Reynolds, who has been state
champion Snly four times, beat John
Reed of Elmwood, S and 4. . He
didn't even muss his hair. Ray
Shields of the Field club was Blaine
Young's victim, losing 7 and S.
Out-of-Town Flight
M. B. "Blemond, Loup City beat J.
Crumback, Tork, 1 up.
C. J. Hatred, Columbus, baat T. Hunts
man, Hebron, 1 up.
.JO, A. Wunder Falrbury, beat A. E.
Bowlrs, Hebron, 4 and 3.
. V, M. Craven Wayne, and F. E. South,
Norton both defaulted.
C. C Golden, O'Neill, beat H. W. Bhlry.
4 and 2. ,
P. Parr Norfolk, beat H. B. Beeler
Loup City, 1 up.
W. C. E. Noll, Ord, beat D. Marsh, He
bron 1 up.
R. H. Mathew. Loup City, beat W. J.
Farley, Grand Island, 6 and 4.
- Pairings For Today, ,
M. B HimmnnA nlava f? J. HarroA
B. A. Wunder. bye.
C. C. oldn, bye
V. C. H. Noll plays H. H. Mathew.
K" , PRESIDENT'S FLIGHT.
.r i ni. nvuwii
C. C. Sadler, H. H., beat TV. N. Cham
bers, C. C. by default.
B. A. Crela-hton. C. C, beat J. B. Pul
vf. V. C. by default
L. P. Campbell. H. H., beat T. L. Davis,
a ana i.
C. Q. Smith. Tork. Neb., beat J. 1.
an. F. C. by default
C E. Terrell, H. H.. beat fcobert Gar-.
rail, C. c. 1 up on 1 holes.
. H. R. Tollefaon. Kearney. Neb., beat
J. .A. Epeneter, H. H., I up.
O. G. Lleben, F. C. beat H. C. Wood
land. H. H.. 3 and 1.
J. J. Fltxgerald. Lakoma, beat Q. E.
Gillespie, f. C. 4 and 2.
' Bryee Crawford. H. H., beat Ed Moors,
leukoma. 9 and 1.
P. R. WlUmarth, E. P., beat V. D. Bens
dirt, F. t' 1 up, on 20 holes,
vp. M. Altken, Lincoln, beat Ralph Dold.
C. C. 6 and 4.
J. T. llertwell. If. H., beat W. B. Mil
lard, C. I'.. 1 up. .
ii. A. .:nritensn, is. r., neat ueorge
MrDonald. I.akoma, 2 and 1.
.!. H. MarleyH. H beat TT. E. Pal
Wialier, "H. H.. 6 and 4.
,.H.T. Hall beat I. Kountse, C. C, 4
and ;.
A. H. Clark, F. C, beat Terry Rlemers,
F. C, i up. '
Second Round.
C. C. Sadler. H. H., beat E. A. Crelgh
ton. O. C. C, and 1.
L. P. Campbell, H. H., beat C. O, Smith.
Tork. 3 and 2.. .
?. E. Terrell, H. H., beat Oscar Lleben,
F. C. I and 1.
C. H. Marley, H. H., beat H. A- Christ,
ensen, E. P., 1 up.
II. R. Tollefson, Kearney, beat H. T.
Hall, It. H., 2 up.
J. J. Fltagerald. I.akoma, beat J. T.
Bertwell. H. H.. 4 and 3.
Phil Altken, IJncoln, beat P. R. Wll
marth. E. P., 1 up.., :
A. H. Clark. KvCW'bcat Brycs Crawford,
nr II. ay oyuatm.
ii 1 VICE PRESIDEST'8 FLIGHT.
- nrst Kounu.
ur v rh.mhn. IT. c. and J. E. Pul-
Tenr" K.'-O., both defaulted.
i T. L. Davia, O. C. C, beat I. J. Dunn,
Robert Garrett, O. C. C, beat H. C
Woodland. H. H., 1 and .1.
' w. E. Palmatter, H. H., beat George
McDonald, l.akorua, 2 up.
J. A. Epeneter, H. H beat D. Kountie.
O C. C, 1 up. 21 . holes. .
W. B. Millard, jr., O. C. C, beat L,
E. Gillespie. F. C. 1 up.
Ralph Dold, O. C. C. beat V. D. Bene
dict, F. C. 3 and 2. "
f .Xerry Rlemers. F. C, beat E. M. Moors,
; DIRECTORS' FLIGHT.
w , First Round.
Jack Sharp, F. C. beat J. W. Mad
den. O. C. C, by1 default.-
C B. Mosar. H. .H,.beat Al Cahn, F.
C; by default. ,
jtuas 'Wllllama. Tork, beat Fred Scholer,
1C H., by default.
43ty Furay, O. C. C beat A, C. Potter,
O. C C I and 3.
-A. H. Bewsher, H. H., won by default,
drew bye.
R. W. Koch. O. C. C, beat W. C. Fraaer.
JtT H.. by default. -
JE. N. Benson. H. H.. beat R. U Harris-.
H. H.. by default.
C. M. Rice. M. P beat C. E. Griffey,
F. C, by default
SURPRISE FLIGHT. (
8ecoad Round. '
F S. Morgan, Wayno, beat W, BUnn,
V'itT"x. Curran, "o. C. C, beat J. Poullos,
T "ft Monoid, F. C. beat Harold Rus.
ell. 1 up. 1 holes.
D. T. McKlnnon. Norfolk, beat F. C
Clough, F. C. 2 and 1.
Ned Reynolds. F. C. beat W. H. Dale,
H. H., S and 3.
John. Tewle, O. C. C... beat H. Mc
Carthy, Lakoma, 2 and 2. ,
E. E. Brando. -F. C, beat Thomas
Hont. F. C. 3 and t. "
- A. E. Vitisonhalor, E. P., beat A. M.
Pommer, 1 and 1.
SECRETARY'S FliGHT.
J . First Rouad.
Harry A. Koch, C. C, boat Albert Cahn.
I and I.
j. R. Smith. Tork, Nsb., won by default
W. P. Arnold. F. C, boat R. H. Harris,
H. H., I and 2.
K. A. Psgaa, H. H.. beat C E. Griffey,
T. by default.
Paul Reynolds, P beat X W. Madden,
C C. by default
F. L. Marks. F. ft, beat A. H. Bsw
her, H. H., by default
J. Berkley, Lakoma, beat Russell Wll.
llama, Tork. Neb., 3 and 1.
Don Blssott. E. P., best C B. Moser,
H. H.. i and 4.
I. P. -Golden. O'Neill. Neb., beat E.
N. Benson, H. H.. 4 and 3.
O. W. Calkins, F. C, beat R. W, Bach,
C ft, 4 and J,
'Rail
enMtandtogs
WESTERN LEAGUE.
W.I Pct.l Vr.Xj.Trl
Wichita ..41 37 .403 Des Uolnrs.il t .47
OMAHA .40 S3 .6M St. Joseph SI 17 .464
Sioux City. 17 S3 .623 Joplln 31 34.443
Okl.CIty 34 34 .300 Tulsa 38 43 .400
Yesterday's Results.
Dra Moines, Si Omaha, S.
Joplln, (; Tulsa, 3.
Wichita, 4; Oklahoma. City, 2.
St. Joseph, IS; Sioux City, 7.
Today's Game.
Omaha at Dm Moines. .
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
Tulsa at Joplln.
St. Joaeph at Sioux City.
AMERICAN LEAGCE.
W.L. Pet.
Cleveland 44 34 .(47 Detroit ..
New Tork 41 21 .694 Chicago ..
Wash'gtoa 37 33.S3St Louis..
Boston ..,33 33.432 Pbilaphla
Testorday't Results.
New Tork, 1-6; Boston, l-I.
St Louis, 4; Chicago, 3.
Cleveland, ; Detroit, 3.
Philadelphia, 5; Washington,
Today's Games.
Chicago at St Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New Tork.
W.L. Pet
33 34.473
.24 14 .413
.2 33 .433
36 40 .333
NATIONAL LEAGCE.
W.L. Pet
Pittsburgh 44 23 .447 Brooklyn .
New Tork 40 34 .404 Chicago ...
Boston ...33 21 .647 Cincinnati
St. Louis.. 34 52.616 Phila'pbla
Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh, 3; Chicago, 1. f
Boston, 3; New Tork, 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, 3.
Today's Games. .
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
. Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
W.L. Pet.
34 34.600
23 34.440
26 33.391
13 44 .303
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
W.L. Pet.
W.L. Pet.
Min'apolis 33 24 .634 St. Paul..
33 34.485
30 33.473
80 82.484
24 33.400
Louisville 3s3T.ni Kan. city
Toledo .. ..80 37 .624 Indian'olls
Milwaukee 35 33 .6221 Columbus
Yesterday's Results,
Louisville, 3-14; Columbus, ' 2-1.
Indianapolis, 6-4; Toledo, 1-4.
St. Paul, 13-3: Milwaukee, 3-3.
Minneapolis. 6-3; Kansas City, 4-2.
, Today v Games.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at St Paul.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus. -
H. M. Moors, C B., beat Jack Sharp.
F.. ft, 1 up.
C. E. Paulson, H. H., beat Guy Furay,
C, 3 and. 2.
L. L. Nelson, Norfolk, beat W. C. Fraser.
H. H.. 3 and 2.
L. E. Thomas, Hebron, beat C. M. Rice,
M. P.. 3 and 2.
O. V. Swanson, Loup City, beat A. C.
Potter, C ft. 1 up.
P. W. Downs, H. H., beat Fred Schoeler,
H. IT., 3 and 1. ,
Second Round.
H. M. Moore, ' C B., best Paul Rey
nolds. M. P., 1 up.
Don Blssett, Elmwood, beat Harry Kocn,
C. C, 1 up.
Phil Downs, H. H., beat J. JBecxiey, J.a-
komu. 6 and 3.
C K. Paulson, H. H., beat D. u. swan-
son, Loup city, s ana z.
J. R. Smith, York, beat v. it. aiarKs,
C. 2 up.
L. L. Nelson, Norfolk, beat C. W. Cat
kins. F. C 7 and 6.
W. P. Arnold, F. C Beit J. F. uoiaen.
O'Neill, '4 and 2 -
L. E. Thomas, Hebron, beat E. A. i-egau,
H. H.. 1 up. 13 holes.
CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION.
Second Round.
W. W. Hoye, H. H., beat Ray Shields,
F. C, 2 and 2. .
Francis uaines, u. (j. w., peat a. i.
Swarts, F. C, and 6.
'A. C. Clapp, c. a., neat tsm lousem.
M. P., by default. .
Ed Lyman, F. c beat nennetn neea.
H.- H.. 8 and 2.
Fred Vette, ii. H., oeai jonn nesa, n.
2 up.
James Blakeney, F. C, beat, J. P. 'Web
ster, C. C. 3 and 2. ' t ,
M. J. Swarta, r. v., neat jonn nea-
lck, O. C. C, by default.
J. B. Harvey, tr. u., oeai a. xiig-
glns, O. C. ft, 1 up.
All Win Patch Takes
. First Beatrice Race
Beatrice, Neb., June 29. The sec
ond day of th circuit races brought
out a larger crowd than on the pre
vious day. The 2:24 trot went four
heats, All Win Patch winning. It
required five heats to decide 4he
2:22 pace, with nine starters, Mary
Dillard winning, with Billy Mitchell
second. Beesele'y, driver of Mary
Dillard, and Dennis, driver of Mitch
ell, the last two horses left in the
last heat, were fined $25 each by
the judges ! for failing to drive to
Summary: j
2:24 trot, purs $360:
All Win Patch ......
Bud Archdalo
Bonnie Day .....
Belle Donna '
rxillv Frisco
...1
...2
...3
...3
...4
6 ro
Direct Echo, disqualified.
Time 2:22, 2:30. 2:31. 2:21
2:22 Pace, Purse, 3tu:
Marry Dillard 1
BUly Mitchell 2
Peter Supple , 4
Francis San Frtfn
Lewis Foster , 7
Bernlce May
1 3
7 1
2 2
4 ro
8 ro
( ro
3 4
t ro.
Charllne
Peter Payne
Lucy Mac See. disqualified.
Time 2:14, 2:16. 2:20, 2:2154. :30.
2:12 trot, purse, yjov:
Miss Rexetta .
Tip Frisco
Spike Tolus
Allway
..3
..2
..4
Time 2:17. 2:14, 2:16.
Running, one-half mile: Unconcerned
won; Tom Paxton, second; Bula Wick,
third. Time, 61 seconds. , '
Running, five furlongs: Watch Tour
Step won; Bula Maid, second; Alice Leg
ler, third. Time 1:01.
American Girl Wins
Last Match in England
Wimbledon. June 29. (By The
Associated Press.) Miss Elizabeth
Ryan of California won the final
match in the women's singles of the
British turf court lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament here today, de
feating Mrs. Satterthwaite of Eng
land in straight sets, 6-1, 6-0. Miss
Ryan thereby earns the right to meet
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen in the chal
lenge round for the championship.
ii . ...
Play at' Crescent
Dode's All-Stars will play a dou
ble-header at Crescent, la., July 4,
at the big celebration to be held at
that town. Sunday, the All-Stars
will journey to Elkhorn, Neb., where
they will clash with the town team.
Officials Refuse
To Parole Johnson
In Time for Bout
Washington June 29. Appeals
to the Department of Justice for
the parole of Jack Johnson, form
er heavyweight champion, have
been turned down, Attorney Gen
eral Daugherty announced Tues
day. He said that "considering the
crime," he did not feel that the
parole privilege should be ex
tended merely to allpw Johnson
to witness the world's title fight
Saturday. Johnson's term at the
Leavenworth prison expires,
July 9th.
New York Takes
Double-Header;
Ruth Hits Homer
"Bambino" Wallops Out 28tli
Circuit Clout Pcckin
paugh's Four-Bagger in
10th Wins Second.
New York, June 29.-lNew York
defeated Boston in a double-header
today, 8 to 5 and 5 to 3. The sec
ond same was won in the 10th in
ning when Peckinpaugh hit a home
run into the right field stand with
Fewster on base. In the opener
Peckinoauarh hit a homer off Pen
nock with Hoffman on base. Ruth
made his 28th home run of the sea
son in the second game off Bush
Score:
First game:
BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A
NEW TORK. '
AB.H.O.A.
L'ibold, cf 3 0 2 1
Fewster, ef 6 2 10
Foster, 3b 3
M nosky, If 4
Pratt, 3b 3
P'np'ugh, ss 3
Ruth. It 2
Meusel, rf 4
Plpu. lb 4
Vlck. rf
Collins, lb
Scott, ss
M'Nally, 3b 3
Ward. 3b 3
Ruel, o
Pe'nock, p
Karr, p
Hoffman', e 3
Shawkey, p 2
Totals 30 11 27 8
Totals S3 T 24 101
Score by Innings:
Boston 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 23
New Tork 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 X 8
Summary Runs: Foster. Menosky.
Pratt, Vlck, Collins, Scott, Fewster, Peck
inpaugh, 2; Ruth. Plpp. 2: Hoffman.
Shawkey, Errors: Foster, Peckinpaugh,
McNally, Hoffman. Two-base hits: Few
ster, Shawkey, Vlck, Hoffman. Three-
base hits: Ward, Vick. Home run: Peck
inpaugh. Stolen bases: Plpp, Ward, Foster.
sacrifice nits: Fhawkay. Meusel. Feck-
Innaugh, Ward. Double plays: Lelbold to
scon to voster; rratt to uomns to warn;
Peckinpaugh to Plpp. 2; Foster to Pratt
to Collins. Lert on bases: New York, s;
Boston, 4. First base on balls: Off Shaw
key, 3; off Karr, 3; off Pennock, 3. Hits:
Off Pennock. 8 In 3 Innings, none out In
fourth; off Karr, 3 In S innings. Struck
out: By Shawkey, 4; by Pennock, 1; by
Karr, 1. Balk: Shawkey. Losing; pitcher:
Pennock. Time of game: 2:10. umpires:
Owens snd Chill.
Second game: .
BOSTON.
- A.B.O.A.
NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A
L'ibold, cf
4 2 4 1
Fewster, cf 4 2 10
Foster, 3b
P'p'ugh,
6. 1 4
3 13
4 0 1
4 11
3 1 13
3 12
4 16
4 10
M'nosky, If
Ruth. If
Baker, 3b
Meusel. rf
Plpp. lb
Ward, 2b
Schang, o
Mayers, p
Pratt 2b
Vick, rf
Collins, lb
Scott lb
"Walters, o
Bush, p
Totals 33 8 27 8
Totals 34 30 22
xNonstout when winning; run scored.
Score by Innings:
Boston 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 08
New Tork 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 25
Summary Runs: Lelbold, Menosky. Col
lins, Fewster, Pecklnpsugh, Meusel, Plpp.
Error: Peckinpaugh. Two-base hits: Let-
bold, Mays, Schang. . Collins. Homo runs:
Peckinpaugh, Ruth. Sacrifice hit: Scott.
Double plays: Lelbold to Pratt; Scott to
Pratt. Left on bases: New Tork, 4 u Bos
ton, 2. First base on balls: Off Bush, 2.
Hit by pitched ball: By. Bush. Fewster.
Struck out: By Mays. 3; by Bush, 4. Time
of game: 1:66. Umpires: Chill and Owens.
Athletics, 8 1 Senators, 1.
Washington. Juno 28. Harris held
Washington safe in all but one rnning
today, while the Athletics batted Zachary
hard and won, 6 to 1. Five speedy double
plsys, three by the Athletics, were fea
tures. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
Witt rf 6
Dykes, 2b 4
Welch, cf 4
2 0 0 Judge, lb 4 0 4
2 2 SlSHarrls, 3b 4 13
2 3 OIRIee. cf 3 0 2
1 2 01 Smith, rf 4 3 1
3 13 2!MI!lei If 2 0 4
1 2 li Shanks, 3b 3 0 4
Johnson, If 6
JWal'er. lb S
Perkins, c 4
Dugan, 3b 5
M'Cann, ss 4
3 2 2IGharrlty, e '3 1 6
2 4 6ILamotte,ss 3 12
1 '. 0 3 1 Zachary, p 2 0 0
xBrower 10 0
BHarria, p 4
Totals
40 17 27 14Acosta, p 0 0 0
, - V Totals 23 0 37 14
, xBrower batted for Zachary In eighth.
Score by Innings:
Philadelphia .0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 S
Washington ........0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Summary Runs: Johnson, J. Walksr,
Dugan,- 3: Rics. Errors:, McCann, 8. Har
ris, Shanks, Gharri ty. Two-base hits: Witt
Wslch. Thrss-bsse hit: Dykes. Sacrifice
hits: Miller. Perkins. Double- plays: Mc
Cann to Dykes to J. Walker; J. Walker
to McCann to J. Walker,- 2; Lamotte te
S Harris to Judge: Shanks to 8. Harris
to Judge. Left on bases: Philadelphia, 11:
Washington, 2. First base on .balls: Off
B. Harris. 1: off Zachary, 2. Hits: Off
Zachary, 16 In 8 Innings: off Acosta, 2
In 1 Inning. Hit by pitched ball: By
Zachary, Dykes. Struck out: By B. Har
ris. 2: by Zachary, 8. Time of game:
2:00. Losing pitcher: Zachary. Umpires:
Nallln and Connolly. -
Indians, 9; Tigers, 6.
: Cleveland, O., June 28. Cleveland won
the first game of a four-game series from
Detroit today by hammering the Detroit
pitchers for 17 hits. Including three
doubles and a triple. Score:
DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.
Blue, lb 4 2 11 1
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.
Evans If 3 110
Bush, ss 4
J&'ieson, If
Watr.by. 2b
Speaker, cf
Wood, if
Smith, rf
Cobb, cf 4
Veach, If 4
Heil'an, rf 2
Jones, 3b 4
F'gsfad, 2b 4
Bassler. c 2
G'rdner 3b
Sewell, ss ,
Leonard, p
Stewart, p
iVOTnt, lb
J'hnst'n, lb
xshorten
Perritt, p
xToung
N'maker, e
t'hle, p
Malls, p
xWoodall
xManion
Totals 36 17 27 13
' xShorten batted tor ieonara in nnn.
xToung batted for Stewart in seventh.
xWoodall batted for Perritt In ninth.
xManion batted for Bush in ninth, ,
Score by innings: .
Detroit 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 1 S
Cleveland 1 1 3 3 1 1 0 0 x
Summary Runs: Cobb,' Hellman; 2;
Flagstead, 3; Shorten, Evans. Warobs
ganss. 2; Speaker, Wood, Gardner, 2;
Sewell, Burns. Errors: Bosh, Leonard,
Wambsganas. Two-base hits: Burns, Wood,
Gardner. Three-base hits: Blue. Hellmsnn,
Gardner. Stolen base: Speaker. Sacrifice
hits: Heltmann, Wambsganss, Wood, Sew
ell. Double .play: Flagstead to Bush to
Blue. Left on bases: Detroit. (; Cleveland,
10. First base on balls: Off Leonard, 1;
off Stewart 1; off Perritt, 1; off Utile.
3. Hits: Off Leonard. U in 4 innings;
off Stewart, 4 In 3 innings; off Perritt
2 In 2 Innlgn; off Uhle. 8 In 8 in
nings; off Malls, 0 In 1 2-8 Innings. Hit
by pitched ball: By Uhle, Basaler. Struck
out: By Perritt 1; by Uhle, 3. Wild pitch:
Stewart Pass ball: Bassler. Winning
pltcherj UWe. Losinn pitcher: Leonard.
Time of game: 2:00. Umpires: Dineen and
Morlarlty. v
Browns. 4 Sox, S.
St. Louis. June 2. Successive hits by
Williams, Wetsel, Collins and McManus In
the 10th Inning todsy gave St. Louis a
4 to 8 victory- over the Chicago White
Sox. Williams hit his twelfth home run
of the season In ths sixth inning. Score:
CHICAGO. I BT. LOUIS.
AB.K.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
J-hnson, ss S 2 S 4 Tobln, cf 3 13 9
M'ligan, 8b 3
Hooper, rf 6
Falk, If S
Strunk, cf . 6
Sheely, lb 4
M'Cll'n, 3b 3
EColltns, 3b 0
Schalk. e 4
1 I oiBiieroe. is s o a
1 3 OlSisler. lb 5 1 10 1
3 1 OlWIIlla's, if 4 2 8 0
1 0 OlWetiel, rf S 1 2
2 10 OlPCollIna, e S 2 1
0 0 tIM'M'nus, 2b 6 2 2 4
0 1 01 Lee, sa 4 14 6
3 0Davis,p 4 10 2
Faber, p 4
1 Totals 4011 3011
Totals 88 13 28 111
xOne out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings: ... .
Chicago 0 1
St. Loul 100S1600 14
Summary Runs: Hooper, Strunk,
Schalk, Williams. 1; Wetsel. McManus.
Errors: None. Two-bass hits: Lee, Slsler,
Sheely, Strunk. Three-base hit: Falk.
Home run: Williams. Stolen base: Johnson.
Sacrifice hit: Mulligan. Doubla plays: Mc
Manus to Lee to Slsler; Lee. unassisted;
Johnson to Mulligan. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 8; St Louis, 11. First bass on balls:
Of Davis, 1; off Faber, 1. Struck out!
By Faber. S; by Davis, S. Passed ball:
Schalk. Time of game; 1:06. Umpires:
HUdeorani and wussa,
Dodgers Pound
Way to Victory
Bat Smith Hard Defeat
Phillies, 9-2 Bruggy
Injures Finger.
Philadelphia, June 29. Brooklyn
batted George Smith had today and
won easily from Philadelphia, 9 to 2.
Both Philadelphia runs resulted from
Lee's home run drive over the right
field wall. Miljus was strong in
the pinches. Bruggy had his finger
split by a foul tip in the second,
inning, and Rawlings was hit on
the hand by a pitched ball, score
BROOKLYN.
PHILADELPHIA,
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A
Olson, 2b
6 117
Ra'ings, 2b 3 0 1
JSmith, 2b 0 0 0
P'klns'n, ss 4 0 3
Meusel. rf 4 13
Leb'veau, If 3 1 2
Lee. lb 4 2 11
Wlllia's. cf 4 16
MMIer, 3b 4 11
Bruggy, e 0 0 0
Peters, o 4 12
J'hnst'n, ss
Griffith, rf
Wheat, If
Sch'dt, lb
Myers, cf
Janvrln, 3b
Krueger, o
Miljus, p
1 1
3 3
2 0
2 14
3 3
2 0
3 4
0 1
Totals 33 14 27 15
G. Smith. D 3 0 0
xStengel 10 0 0
Totals 34 7 27 14
xStengel batted for O. Smith In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Brooklyn 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 t
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 002
Summary Runs: Olson, 1; Griffith, 2
Wheat Schmandt. 2: Myers. 2: Labor
veau. Lee. Errors: Johnston. 2: Griffith,
Janvrln, Parkinson, Meusel. Two-base
hits: Griffith. Williams. R. Miller. Three-
base hit: Myers. Home run: Lee. Stolen
base: Myers. Sacrifice bit: Johnston, uou-
ble clays: Johnston to Olson to senraanat;
R. Miller to Parkinson to Lee, 2. Left
on bases: Brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia. 7.
First bass on balls: Off Mtlius, 1. Hit
by pitched ball: By Miljus. Rawlings,
Struck out: By Miljus. 4: by G. Smith. 1
Time of game: 1:26. Umpires: Qulgley and
O'Day.
Pirates. 1 1 Cubs, 1.
Chicago, June 28. Chicago was unabls
to do anything to cooper in the pinches
today, while Pittsburgh nit cneeves ce-
bind bobs and took the final game of the
series here today, 3 to 1.
PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.
Flack, rf 4 2 14
Blgbee, If 4 12 0
Carey, cf 3 14
K'U'her, ss 4 0 2 7
M'nville. ss S 2 2
Whltted, rf 6 0 6
Terry, 2b 4 2 8 1
Ma'iott 2b 0 0 0
B'nhart. 3b 5 4 0
Grimes, lb 4 3 3 0
Ma'.sel. cf 4 14 0
Sullivan, If 4 0 4 0
Ti'rney, 2b 3 0 1
Grimm, lb 4 1 t
Schmidt, c 4 1 3
Cooper, p 4 2 1
Deal, 3b 3 0 11
20'Farrell, e 4 0 3 1
Chceves, p i o o o
Totals . 37 13 27 10
York, p 1002
xKllllfer 10 0 0
Tyler, p 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 8 27 13
xKllllfer batted for York In eighth.
Score by Innings:
Pittsburgh 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 03
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Summary Runs: Tierney, 2; Cooper,
Terry. Error: Deal. Two-base hits: Coop
er. Grimes, 2. Stolen bases: Cary, 2. Sac
rifice hits: Grimm, Tierney. Lert on pases
Pittsburgh. 13: Chicago. 7. First base on
balls: Off Cheeves. 4: off Cooper. 1. Hits
Off Cbeeves, in 4 innings, none out in
fifth; off York, 3 In 4 Innings; off Tyler,
1 In 1 Inning. Struck out: By Cheeves, l
bv Coooer. 2: bv Tork. 1. Losing pitcher
Cheeves. Time or game: umpires.
Klein and Brennan.
Brave, Si Giants, 2.
Boston. June 23. Oeschger held New
Tork to four hits today and Boston won
the opening gamo of the series, 8 to 2.
After New Tork had taken the lead In
the sixth inning, singles by Barbare,
Cruise and Boeckel and a base on balls to
Southworth provided the tleinr and win
ning runs, acore:-
NEW TORK.
AB.H.O.A
BOSTON.
ab.h.o:a.
Burns. If 3 0 4 0
Powell, cX 4 110
B'ncroft. as 3
Frisch, 2b 4
Barbare, ss 4 3 3 4
S'worth, rf 3 10
1 3
1 S
3 8
1 0
1 10
0 1
0 2
Young, rf
Kelly, lb
Cruise, if
Boeckel. 8b
Holke, lb .
Walker, cf
Pa'rson, 3b
Ford. 2b
XSmlth
O'Neil. o
O'chger, p
Rapp, 3b
x Brown
Snyder, o
0 0 1
Totals 30 1 27 11
Toney.p
Tntala ' 28 4 24 4
xRmith batted for Patterson in sum.
xBrown batted for Rapp In ninth.
Score by innings:
New York ....0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 02
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 x 3
Summary Runs: Bancroft, Frisch, Bar-
bars, Southworth, Holke. Error: Boeckel.
Three-base hit: Holke. Stolen base: Burns,
Sacrifice hits: O'Neill, Walker, Holke.
Double slays: Ford to Barbara to Holke;
O'Neill to Barbare to Holke. Left-on
bases: New York, 6; Boston, 7. mrst oasa
on balls: Off Toney, 2: off Qeschger. 5.
Hit by pitched ball: By Oeschger, Sny
der. Struck out: By Toney, 2; by Oesch
ger, 2.- Time of game: i:ts. umpires:
Hart and McCormlck.
American Polo Players
Defeat British Team
'Hurlingham, England, June 29.
Devereux Milburn, captain of the
American international polo team,
Tuesday shot the winning goal for
the American Meadowbrook polo
four against the British "Woodpeck
ers." The final was Meadowbrook,
7; Woodpeckers, 6.
Louis Stoddard, J. Watson weDD,
Robert E. Strawbridge and Milburn
made uo the American team. The
Woodpeckers consisted of Lieut.
Col. -X. Jr. Meiviiie, jieur. voi.
H. C S. Ashton, Lord JJalmeny ana
Maj. J. F. Harrison.
Week-End Schedule
Amateur Games
SATURDAY SCHEDULE.
Commercial League.
Rlverview Park Swift & Co. against
Western Union, 4 p. m. ,
Miller Park Klrscnbaum creamery i.
against V. P. Family league, 4 p. m.
Armour oval Armours against iien
Biscuit Co.,. 4 p. m.
Greater Omaha League.
Rlverview Park M. E. Smith against
Wrlght-Wilhelmy, 3 p. m.
Miller Park Bemls Bag Co. against
Nebraska Tire A Rubber Co., 3 p. m.
Fontenelle Park W. O. W. Headquarters
against Maha Steel Works, 3 p. m.
National League.
Thlrtv-Recnnd and Dewey ' Avenue
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. against
U. P. Freight Accounts, two games, i
p. m. and 4 p. m.
do oiner games mmuuwu,
Church League.
Thlrtv-flrst and Ames Avenue First
Presbyterians against First Christians, 2
m.: Nortn Fresoyterians against irsi
M. B 4 p. m.
Carter Lake Clifton - Hill Presbyterians
against Hanscom Park M. E., 2 p. m. ;
Castslsr Presbyterians against x-eari .
E., 4 p. m.
Cmwood Park, East Diamonds Grace
Wans against Walnut Hill Methodists,
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
City League.
Rlverview Park Townsend Gun Co.
against Drive-It-Yourself, 8:30 p. m.
Thirty-Second and Dewey Avenue
Bowen Furniture Co. against North Omaha
Boosters, ,8:80 p. m.
Fontsnelle Park Riggs Optical Co.
against Knights of Columbus, 3:30 p. m.
American Leagae.
Fort Omaha McKenney Dentists against
Phillip Department Store. 3:30 p. m.
Thirty-Second and Dewey Avenue W.
O. W. Booster against American Railway
Express, 3:30 p. sVn.
Miller Park Dold Packing Co. against
Big "H" Hardware Co. 3:30 P. m.
Carter Lake Club Columbias against
Carter Lake Club, 3:30 p. m.
Oats City League.
Rlverview Park Dodge Electric against
South Side Merchants, 1:30 p. m.
Miller Park -Christ Child club against
Marquette club, 1:30 p. m.
Fontenelle Park Brodegaard. Crowns
gainst Cotfax club. 1:10 n. sa, ,
rSemHtotMwff
.Amateur!
Columbus Beats York.
Columbus, Neb., June 2. (Special.)
Columbus beat Tork In a slugging match,
8 to 4. Batteries: Columbus, Boettcher and
Smagacs; York, McKenile and Lowels,
Columbus ran wild on the bases, steal
ing 14. Fullerton plays next Sunday and
Cornlea ths fourth.
Bellwood, Neb., June 89. (Special.)
Bellwood played David City at David
City, score 3 to 2 in favor of David City.
Batteries: Bellwood, Janloek and Jude
vine; David City, Smith and Bchaunberg.
St. Edward Wins.
St. Edward, Neb.. June 23. (Special.)
St. Edwards added another game to
their long string of victories here by
winning from the crack Primrose aggre
gation by the tune of 13 to 6. Kite, on
the mound for St, Edward, had his op
ponents st his mercy, but loose support
allowed them to score their five runs.
Next Thursday St. Edward will play at
Newman Grove.
Plattsmoutb Eagles Lose.
Plattsmouth, Neb.. June 23. (Special.)
Manley defeated the Plattsmouth Eagle
team on the Plattsmouth diamond by
a score of 4 to 2. This Is the Platts
mouth team's first defeat in nine games
played. Manley made all their scores In
one bad inning.
Lodgepole, S; Chappell, 7.
Lodgepole, Neb., June 29. (Special.)
Lodgepole warriors won a 10-lnning game
from Chappell on the Lodgepole grounds
Sunday by a score of 8 to 7. Haverln
struck out 2, walked 1 and allowed (
hits and 2 runs In six Innings. Munson
struck out S, walked l and allowed 6 hits
and 4 runs In 4 Innings. Lodgepole made
two double plays. Emanuelson and Ewen
sen were the star players for Lodge
pole. Batteries: Lodgepole, Haverln, Mun
son and Shuttlesworth; Chappell, Statler
and Trump. Other games in the Lodge
pole valley league was that Potter de
feated Julesburg on the Julesburg grounds
by a scors of 7 to 2. Sidney played at
Kimball. .
Wymore Team Wins.
Wymore, Neb., June 28. (Special.) The
Wymore team defeated Odell at Arbor
state park by a score of 4 to 10. wti
cox was the star batter for Wymore.
Pitcher Wlssler was in good form and
made the opposition earn their four. Mil
ler and Hubka were the battery tor oaeu
and Wissler and Dalton for Wymore,
Hershey, 30; Bigsprlng, 7.
Hershey, Neb., June 29. (Special.)
In. return for the 13-to-0 defeat of
week ago, the Hershey team batted four
Bigsprlng pitchers hard and took the
long end of a S0-to-7 score. Catcher Mc-
Connell of the Hershey team suriered an
Injury to his hand which will keep him
out of the game for several weens.
Prague, 8; Bralnard, 4.
Prague, Neb., June 29. (Special.) In
a hotly-contested and well-played game
here Prague broke the winning strean
of ths fast Bralnard team. Bralnard
had a record of aeven straight victor-
lea. The a-ama waa stonned In the sixth
Inning on account of rain. Ruzek held
the heavy Bralnard sluggers to four hits
bv a-ood Ditching. Max Vlasak for Prague
hit a home run over the center neia isnce
with two on bases In the fourth mning.
Score by innings: - R. H. E.
Bralnard 4 0 0 0 0 04 4 3
Prague 0 0 1 4 3 x z
Batteries: Hlavac ana K.oza; KuzeK ana
A. Slmanek.
Tennessee Bats Lose.
Curtis. Neb.. June 29. (Special.) The
Curtis home team defeated the strong
semt-pro Tennessee Rats, 3 to 2, in one
of the best games ever seen on the local
diamond. The feature of the game waa
the pitching of Wachboits or turns.
Wins Twelve Games.
Geneva. Neb.. June 29. (Special.)
Geneva has won 12 games this season.
Bruntng recently got the small end ol
the score, 14 to 4, at Bruning. Mllllgan
was beaten. 2 to 4. although loading with
some good talent to meet the county-seat
players. Geneva goes to otromsDiirg
Thursday. Bruning will play hero Sunday.
Sunday Ball Games.
Pawnee City, Neb,. June 29. (Special.)
Steinauer. Neb., is the only place in
Pawnea county where base ball games
can be played on Sunday. The voters
of tho county made Sunday base ball
therein Illegal last fall by a big majority.
However, the town of Steinauer was one
of the few places favoring the Sunday
game, and after the election, they found
that through the permission of the town
administration, the game could be played
Inside the corporation In spite of the de
cision of the people. This permission was
obtained and now the popular pastime is
played in Steinbauer on the Sabbath. There
are two diamonds Just over the state lino
in Kansas where games are staged for
the benefit of the defeated element of
Pawnee county, but Steinauer boasts ot
the only Sunday game wunin, me coumy.
Daily and Krieger to
Meet at Hastings July 4
Hastings: Neb., Tune 29. (Spe
cial.) Daily and Krieger, the two
phenomenal lightweight wrestlers,
will mix here in the feature match
of an athletic program, July 4.
Both men are in excellent condi
tion, and have been working- out
daily for the match. The two have
met before, and therefore know the
actions of each other very well.
Dailv will be escorted to this city
by more than 50 Minden followers,
Aurora High Announces
1921 Foot Ball Schedule
Aurora. Neb.. Tune 29. ( Special.)
The Aurora High school foot ball
team, which lost just two games last
year, has nine letter-men in the line
up, and the coach, W. C Eloe, an
nounces the following games for the
schedule of next year:
September 30 Grand Island at Aurora.
October T Geneva at Geneva.
October 14 Seward at Seward.
October 31--York at Aurora.
October 27 Ravenna at Aurora..
November 4. Open.
November 18 Hastings at Aurora.
Gracious manner j ant quaint old-country customs refresh you
here solid farm houses built French fashion along the Tillage
streets remind you of Normandy. In Quebec and Montreal old
customs and hlstorle landmarks glvs you a complete change
from everyday life. Visit also the maritime provinces via tho
Canadian Pacific Railway
For full particulars write, telephone or stop at this office of ths
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Thos. J. Wall, General Agent
140 South Clark Street, Near Adams, Chicarro. lit
REDUCED SUMMER FARES MOW IN EFFECT
The
fe L. E. Smith Glass Co Mt, Pleasant, Pa.i
Buffaloes Lose
First Game of
Booster Series
Moeller and Milan Wallop
Out Hoiners in First In-
-Milan's Fielding
Features.
ning-
Des Moines. Ia., June 29. Home
runs by Moeller and Milan in the
first inning scored four runs and
gave Des Moines enough to defeat
Omaha in the first game of the
series. The score was 5 to 3. Mi
lan's fielding was a feature. Score
OMAHA.
AB. B. BT. O. A. E.
Gislason, lb
Haney, lb . ,
Lee, If
Lellvelt, lb
I.ingle, rf-o
O'Brien, rf .
Mason, s . .
Iturrh, o ....
Griffin, rf
ttlalser, p . .
Daniels, p ..
xMead . . . . ;
Totals
.5
8
....5
....8
....3
....5
....4
....3
....1
.,.-8
....0
....4
,...0
1
O 0
0
3
0
S
1
0
0
3
0
O. 0
3 3 B 24 13 1
DES MOINES.
AB. B. H. O. A
Kennedy, If
Brown, ss ..
Moeller, lb ..
O'Connor, rf
Milan, If ....
Ynna, 2b ...
Grant, 8b- ..
Banner, e .,.
Beck, p ......
.4
0
0
0
0
...4
...4
...8
...4
...4
...4
...8
...8
8
1
0 0
1 0
Totals
bam hv Innlnaai
.38 5 10 27 7
Omaha 0 882)0800 18
Des Moines 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 X 4
-maA rn fnr Daniels In ninth,
Homo runs: Moeller, Milan. Two-base
Mt. iiiuit. (irlffln. Stolen base: Ken
nedy. Left on basest Omaha, 11; Des
xi,.in. a. Htrhek onti Bv Beck, ll by
Glaiser. 2: by Daniels, 1. First base on
K.U.. off Reck. 6: off Glalser. 2; off Dan
iels. 2. Passed ball: Burch. Earned runs
and hits: Off Glalser, 8 and S In 1 1-3
innings. Losing pitchers Glalser. Time of
game: l:4t. umpires: urmj
ley.
Miners, 6; Oilers, 8.
Joplin. Mo.. June 29. Tho Miners hit
Boehler in me urei- "V"VV" , .' "I
u... t, ,ivt,inAi1 after that and
I una, uut v .. . .
Bitched good ball, a mlscue giving the
Miners two runs In the eighth. Kagan
generally had the Oilers buffaloed when
hits meant runs sjid took tho opening
game. to 3. ine score
TULSA.
JOPLIN.
AB.H.O.A,
AB.H.O.A.
Burke, 3b
6 2 12
Wlllia's, cf 0 .0 0
WufflL 2b 3
iBratchi, rf 2 0 1
Todt, If 3
Davis, rf . 4
Ben'ett, cf 3
M'Gin'is, ss 4
Ha'llton, 3D 4 l v i
n'hArtsnn. sa 4 1 2
R'erts'n. bs 4 1 2 0
Mueller, If 3
3 0 0
Parker, lb s
Christen.
Query, o 3
Boehler, p 3
sen. rf, cf 3
1 5
0 3
214
0 2
0 0
Krueger, 2b 4
Walker, lb 3
Totals 31 6 24 9
Dunn, o 3
Ragan, p 3
Totals 28 8 27 17
Cnnea fn. n CUT
.7,:. . ".0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 03
Joolin 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 x 8
Summary Runs: Parker, 2; Query,
wiiii.m. Robertson. Mueller. 2; Dunn,
ti..n TCrrnra: MrOinnia. Parker, Boeh
T,..h. hit- navls. Three-base hit:
o.i'orv Sacrifice hits: Boehler, Bratchi,
r-v.ri.t.r,.n B.cii. First base on balls
Off Boehler, 6; off Ragan, 4. Struck outj
By Boehler, 1. Earned runs and hits: Off
Boehler, 2 and 8 in 8 innings: off Bas"'
3 and 0 in 9 Innings. Left on bases: Tulsa,
3; Joplin, 8. Double play: Ragan to Dunn
to Walker. Btoien oases: ueii,
Hamilton. Hit by pitched ball: By Boeh
ler. Williams, Robertson, Dunn; by Ragan,
Wuffll. Time 01 game: i;o.
Holmes and Guthrie.
Witches, 4; Sooners, 2.
Wichita, June 29. Wichita celebrated
. h.n,..Mimini bv defeating Oklahoma
Cltv. 4 to 2. A tally in the eighth gave
Wichita the call. The score:
OKLA. CITY.
WICHITA.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.U.A
Pitt, rf
Smith, cf 4 14 1
Moore, If
Shan lev. ss
W'burn, 2b
Berger, ss
East, rf
Beck, lb
Butler. 3b
4 2 2
4 3 1
3 11
4 111
4 10
3 2 0
3 0 7
3 0 1
Harper, cf
Or" ham, lb
Wright, Sb
Parker, e
Beatly, 2b
Allen, p
B'kesly, If
Haley, o
Beebe, p
Totals 31 8 24 10
Totals 32 11 27 12
Score by Innings:
Oklahoma City 01001OOO o a
Wichita oiooioos x
Summary Runs: Marper, uimw,
Washburn, Berger, Butler, Blakesley. Er
rors: Pitt. Smith. Sacrifice: hits: Allen, 2;
vn. wricrht. Two.bna hits: Berger. 2;
Harper. Blakesley, 2; Smith. Butler, Wash
burn. Three-base nit: Berger. oioi.n
Washburn. Double plays: Moore to Shan
ley. Struck out:. By Beebe, 4. Left on
bases: wicnua, o;
Time of game: 1:20. Umpires: Anderson
and Becker.
Saints, 13j Packers, 7.
" Siou City, June 23. St, Joseph took
....in emme of the series irom
Sioux City by ths score of 13 to 7. It
was a free-hitting, loose-fielding contest,;
and was the ngest, most arawn-oui, ui .
less game that has Deen piayeo uw iu
season. Ths score:
ST. JOSEPH. , SIOUX CITY.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
r.ii . 5 a 6 Harbor, ce w
Cor'ldon, If 5
Ktley, cf 6
3 1
ox, SB
Rob'son, It
6
4
3 10
2 0 0
112 0
10 1
3 6 5
2 3 0
10 3
0 0 0
0 0 0
Fisher, rf
Beatty, lb
M'D'ld, 8b
Nufer. lb
Crosby, o
Grlner, p
Costello, p
Metz, lb 4
Spellman, o 5
St'nbr'er, 2b 4
B ralllcr, 3b 4
Russell, rf 4
Glaser, p 3
Lots, p 2
Hangum, p 1
Totals 38 12 27 11
03302100 413
00120103 07
Connolly, Riley, 2;
Totals 39 17 27 15,
Score by Innings:
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Summary Runs:
Equip Today with
Blue Lens with the Black Vb
Off totally Approved
By the State ef Nebraska
Western Auto Supply Co.
Schmader Kayos
Lee in Workout
Louisville, Neb., June ,29. (Spe
cial.) Andy Schmader is training
dilligently here for his fight on July
Fourth with I$ob Roper at the Om
aha auditorium.
Johnny Lee, Billy Rolfe and Joe
Herrick have joined the Schmader
enturage down here and are making
Andy step in his training workouts.
Schmader's knockout punch was
in evidence the first day of the
sparring matches. He floored John
ny Lee with a left hook in the first
few minutes of their workout Mon
day and Johnny counted 1,000,000
stars before he came to.
Jack Lewis, Schmader's manager,
has instructed the navy champion's
trainers to concentrate on develop
ing Schmader's speed and long range
boxing. Lewis feels that Roper's
speed and boxing ability will put
Schmader up against the hardest
proposition he has yet confronted in
the ring.
Many Louisville fans are coming
to Omaha for the bout, and they
will bring good-sized bank rolls to
Omaha to wager on their neighbor.
Fisher, 3; Beatty, McDonald, 8; Nufer,
3; Harbor, 2: stelnbrenner, Russell, 2;
Glaser. Lots. Errors: Nufer. Harbor. Fox,
2. Two-base hits: Nufer, 2; Riley. Glaser,
Mats, Stelnbrenner, Harbor, Robison, Rus
sell. Sacrifice hit: Beatty. Sacrifice fly:
Crosby. First base on balls: Off Grlner,
l; off Glaser, 3. Double plays: Grtner to
Connolly to Beatty; Connolly to Nufer to
Beatty, 2; Fox to Btelnorenner to Metz.
Hits and runs: Off Glaser, 3 and 5 in 4
innings, none oat In fifth; off Griner, It
and 7 In 7 1-3 Innings;, off Costello, 0 and
0 In 0, pitched to one batter. Hit by pitched
ball: By Grine H"imnier. struck out
v Griner, 3; by Glaser, lr by Lota, 4
Earned runs: hi. joasBh. 8; Sioux City
7. Left on bases: Str Joseph, 4; Sioux
city, ll. Time or game: 2:05. umpires.
uurnsioe ana uaiy.
Vaughn and Bruno
To Meet in First
Bout of July 4 Go
Tommy Vaughn and Young Bru
no, local featherweights, will meet in
the first bout of the American Le
gion's boxing program, to be held"
at the Auditorium the afternoon of
July Fourth. The two local boys
will go six rounds.
Captain Bob Roper meets Andy
Schmader in the 10-round main
event, and Ever Hammer of Chicago
meets Arlos Fanning m the 10-
round semi-wmdup.
Suspend Konecky
For Leaving Team
Paul Konecky, infileder of the
Riggs Optical Co. of the City
league and al90 a member of the
W. O. W. Headquarters team in the
Greater Omaha league, was yester
day indefinitely suspended by Sec
retary Jake Isaacson for jumping his
contract. , ,
When Riggs played the Bo wens a
double-header at Rlverview park,
about three weeks ago, Konecky, it
is understood, played with Avoca,
(Ia.) team, and put his team in the
hole. Konecky, according to Horace
Kosenblum, manager of the Head
quarters team, has quit his team.
Former Buffalo Hurler
Defeats Dakota Team
Sioux Falls. S. LX. Tune 29. Aub
rey Hinshaw, left handed pitcher
recently purchased from the Omaha
Western league club, made his first
start for the Sioux Tuesday, holding
watertown to two ruts and shutting
out tne t,uos, o to 0.
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vs
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10 Rounds
'Ever Hammer vs Arlos Fanning
10 Rounds
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COAL
tWe ere now receiving large shipments
of Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal and sug
gest that you fill your bin while quality
and service can be given special attention.
Updike Lumber & Coal Co.
Lincoln Team to
Play Locals Here
Tennis Players to Meet Oma
hans in Return Matches
Saturday.
Omaha will take on Lincoln in
tennis at the Omaha Field club
courts next Saturday. Racquet wiz
ards will be in evidence. Play will
start at 2:30 p. m. Arrangements
are being made to seat a large
crowd.
Miss Pound, who held the cham
pionship of Germany while studying
there and who is a former woman's
champ, will defend the honor of Lin
coln. Anita Currie, present state
champ, and Claire Daugherty, will
defend Omaha in singles and prob
ably play double together.
John Elliott, University of Ne
braska champ, will be one of the
sextet coming from Lincoln. Others
will include Ralph Weaverling, Ced
ric Potter and A, Lemco, Filipino
star. t
Omaha defenders will be Ralph
Powell, state champ; William Adama
state doubles champ, with Powell,
George Stocking, Guy Williams, E.
S. Redick, John Brotherton and
Percy Bannister.
Omaha beat Lincoln last Saturn
day four out of six matches.
Leonard Changes Plans
Chicago, June 29. Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, suddenly
switched his plans today in his
training for the match with Sailor
Freedman at Benton Harbor, Mich.,
July 4, and abandoned boxing for
the time being. He spent the day on
the road improving his wind and
taking exercises to harden up his
muscles. Leonard said he was down
to weight and would enter the ring
in perfect shape.
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