THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1922.
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Boston Red Sox
Blank Senators
liy 8 to 0 Score
Hurler Quinn Rrcrivrs Kv
rrptional Support Pratt
Accept! 13 Charted
Without Bobble.
P.otton, May X Quinn pitched
m ell and rtrmrd fscrpiional sup
port today, tiotton driratint: Well
ington, S 10 0. Every Cotton In-
ptldcr nude at Iratt ont apcctacuiar
lop and I'fiit accrpttd IJ chances.
In the sixth Quinn doubled and
Korea three run, the score:
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hall: C. muh. by 1'nlllip. Umplraa:
!. Ownm and Ohlll. Loelns pllihr:
Phillip. Times 1:4.
Yaak Errar lam iam.
Philadelphia. Mar t. ICtmer Millar"
errer on Oelieweyo lanf drive in Ik
eiehih Inning lava Phllltphi to run
and k 4 Ik t eletorir kvar Naw Torn. Horn
nt't Iia4 lha kaltar f In pllehins dual
wtik HeyL holding ika Yankaaa lo evn
-altered kill. In In ninth Innln I'm.
pirn Wllaen cbaiad eight Net Tark play
era from lha duioul lor alleged obck
iangua. Beer;
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Shortstop Julia Mee and Pitcher
Harry Uaumaartner of the Omaha
Uuftalo herd nave
been releated. ac
cording to an an
nouncement made
yetterday by Br
ney Burch, oner
of the local club.
Xlee. who wai
obtained by
Burch from the
t'ortUnd club of
the i'acine Coat
league. il join
the Toledo Mud
hen, American
Aftociation flub,
at Kaiuai City
this week.
wat with the. local
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Jonnaloa. 10 4
Walk. If ' 4
irvrkim. a ' a
I 14 I1 Millar. r 1
II 4 l. h. rf 4
til Dran. 3k 1
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Hltt4 tor lloyt la ninth,
AVara hv Innlnaa:
. yw Trk flail 5
Philelph( I 1 ( S x 4
nummary Runa: Will. Irolt, Taunt.
Johnston- Wrh. Ilslloway. Krrora:
Rakar. B. Millar. PIdd. To-baa hit:
Bakar. Horn run: Johnnon. Doubl
play: Yaunf-OaHoway.Johnaton (I). Bar.
, riflra htla: Pvkr. Johngton. Laft on
ha: Nw York. 7; Philadelphia. 10.
Haaa on ball: Off Rommrl. 4: oft Hoyt
4. fltrurk out: Wr Homml. I: by Hoyt
1. Hit by Dlti'hrd ball: Ward, by Rommal.
Wild pitch: Romm-I. Psd ball: Pr.
kin. ITmplraa: Wilton and Connally.
Tim: 1:1.
! Happy Hollow to
Hold "Open Day"
"Open Day," an annual event at
all the Omaha golf clubs, will be
held at Happy Hollow June 5.
Al women golfers from the other
i clubs in the city will be invited to
play over the Happy Hollow course.
"Open Day" is always a big; event.
' on the women's f oil calendar. " TnV
other clubs will throw open their
courses to outsiders ; later in the
season, ' .' r '. ' ; '..
' Mrs. Blaine Youug, a member of
the executive committee of the Wom
en's State Golf association, announces
that final arrangements for the wom
en' aratfi tournament- will hf made
at a spcial meeting at the Happy
Hollow club that day. . .
The Happy Hollow greens should
be in splendid condition for open day.
Thirteen greens are now in use.;
Flack Back in Cub V
I Lineup After Injxiry
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Chicago, May 3. Max Flack, star
outfielder for the Chicago-Nationals,
' recovered from the effects of being
"beaned" on the spring training trip,
fined for - deserting. the team after
the accident, but now apparently
satisfied, probably will appear in the
Cub lineup at Pittsburgh today. Max
was going great at Catalina Island
until he stopped one of Jones' wild
chAAt with hi heart He suffered
severe tickiim'tca ,mu invuajot
skull had -been fractured. Because
of that he returned home, despite
t the fact Manager Killefer withheld
permission for the trip., . ;
i Hastings Man Competing
in Kansas Gun Tourney
Eldorado, .Kan., May .. 3. More
than 100 shooters from states of the
southwest and far west participated
here yesterday in the opening events
of the annual tournament of the Kan
sas Trap Shooting association. 1
Scores of amateus included J. T.
Downs, Los Angeles, 96; Jack Smith,
Hastings,- Neb 96; and Joe Roherer,
Colorado . Springs, .Colo., 9S.
i ne snoot wmi continue toaay.
- Tech, South and Bluffs ;
High BaU Teams Win
Omaha Technical, South and Coun
cil Bluffs High school basket ball
teams emerged victorious yesterday
in the fourth round of the City
School league. -
South nosed Central out of a 6 to
4 contest and Tech defeated Creigh
ton. 7 to 6, in a hard fought game,
while Council Bluffs defeated Ben
son; 20 to 3. ' - V
Layton in Lead.
Sedalia, Mo., May 3. Johnny Lay
ton of this city, world's three-cushion
billiard champion, will meet his chal
lenger, Charles McCourt of Pitts
burgh tonight in the third and final
block of their 180-point match here
tonight, the champion's lead gained
' in the first blocks being 36 points.
Layton won the first block on Mon
day night, 60 to 44, and the second
' block Tuesday night, 60 to 40, giv-
ing the champion a total of 120 points
to his opponent's 84.
Baumgartner
club for short time during the
19.M caon. He joined the team
this seaton, but because of his arm,
bas been given his release. Harry
experts to sign with some semi-pro
club in this state.
Yeterday wa "houte cleaning
day" in the Western league. Ac
cording to the league rules, each club
mutt not have more than 16 players
on its rotter during the remainder of
the seaion.
Manager Joe Berger of the Wich
ita club announced yenterday that
Infietrler Wallace Mclntoth had
joined the club, and that Outfielder
L'onlan had been suspended by Sec
retary O'Farrell of the National
Baeball federation.
"Kid" Schlaifer has dropped
from the spotlight Now it's Jack
Brit ton and "Cowboy" Padgett
However. Schlaifer plana to get
back into the public's eye by run
ning for sheriff. The "Kidr' aays
he would like to run for that
office.
Barnum was right.
Monday's vacation for the Oina
l.a Buffaloes ilidn't affect them any.
They came back yesterday and trim
med the Wilchita Witches.
The great trouble with rainy days
in baseball is that the players sit
around and win conversational pen
nant. Two days' rain in succession
gives a ball club so much ' oppor
tunity for mental speculation that it
sometimes takes a couple of defeats
to put them in the proper state of
mind again.
Barney should be thankful it didn't
rain yesterday.
Joe Berger, manager of the
Wichita club, aays that his club
has several old nicknames that are
standbys, namely Witches and
Izzies, but the latest is Isbergs, in
honor of Owner Isbell and himself.
DR. TODD'S ARTOBITOR
removes wrinkles from the
face and restores the natural
expression.
Offic) Barker Block
Schlaifer to Forego Ambition
to Run for Sheriff and Tame
Omaha's Gunmen and Stickups
NSIDE the 40' (.inch
chrit of Morris
Schlaifer smoulders
a new ambition. It
is to wear shiny
gold star on which
is inscribed "Sheriff,
Douglas county,
Ncbraka." and tote
a heavy firearm.
' . But, temporarily,
the "Kid" mini forego his latest am
bition to continue mauling welter
weights. Schlaifer has been making inquir
ies for several days on how to break
into the political ring, but last night
had decided to defer announcing his
candidacy for sheriff for a few years.
The "Kid" believes he would be s
terror to ringmen, though.
"Say, some of the) siickup men
make me tired. I'd like to get 'me'
mitts on one of 'em once and poliih
off his dome with the blunt end oi
f bus speaks the "Kid."
"Aw, huh up; you dan't know
what you're talking about," says Mrs.
Schlaifer. who is more or let of the
"boss" around the Schlaifer houe
hold. "You won't run for sheriff now or
in the future, and you know it."
Thus speaks Mrs. Schlaifer.
But the "Kid" insists he'd be doing
the public a greet favor to tame
some of Omaha's gunmen and
"stickups."
President Ban Johnson Absolves
Charles Robertson From Any
Suspicion of Tampering With Ball
Chicago. May 3. President Ban
Johnson of the American league to
day absolved Charles Robertson,
Chicago White Sox pitcher, from
any suipicion of having used a for-
Seven Bouts Slated
on Training Card
The second of a scries of training
bouts to be staged at the Orpheum
Garden will be held tonight with
seven four-round encounters on the
program.
More than 400 fans turned out for
the initial training bouts held last
Friday, and another large crowd is
expected tonight.
St Louis Awarded 1923
Women's Bowling Tourney
. Toledo. 0 May 3. St. Louis was
awarded the 1923 tournament of the
women's national bowling associa
tion at the annual meeting held here
today.
eign substance on the ball in pitch
ing his no-hit, no-run game against
Detroit at Detroit last Sunday.
During the game and after there
were intimations that Robertson had
tampered with the ball, it being in
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GLORIA RODOLPH
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BEYOND THE ROCKS
Final Dancing Party of
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SATURDAY NIGHT
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"ROMANTIC TEACHER
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"The
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Today 1'iiipire Nll.n brought to Miction, Afirr ml evamiiuiittn. it
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SATURDAY
WILLIAM S.
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Travelin' On
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"The
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Halan Hlnln Natalia Bate""
Jo Shrlnor a Billy Fltniramena
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