THE BEtS: OMAHA. KRtUAl. MAY 1. 1022.
Frenchman Outweighs "Kid" Eighteen rounds
Fans Hiss Winner Uout Lasts Two
Minutes and Fifteen Seconds.
Georges- Carpentier Scores Knockout Over -'"Ted" Levis -in First Round
World's Light-Heavy weight Champ
Drives Sharp Right to Point of
Englishman's Jaw For Victory
Wins in First Round
A t4 rw,
I-onjoii. May II. (icurf CarimiiM-r tonight knocked out Ted
(Kid) l.cfti in the lint roun.l id what ua lo have been a .Ground
bout lor th hghi-hcavywriitlit rhaiitioruliiii id the world, held by
I arpcntier. The end ramo when Caniciitirr, in brrkiii,f Irrnw a clinch,
drove luro rush! lo the ixiint ol I.eia' i.iw. The l'livrlnhiiiaii ton.
lilrd over backward mid lay motion lrt on the floor until , the referee j
roiiHijj iu, then Carprutirr ptikrd up hit fallen (ne ami aided tn carry
iiii; hmi to hii rornrr.
The spectators we Uw to real-
ie what had otctirrfd, but finally
they coiiirrhriulrd that the battle
va over and Lewi was defeated,
time aro a storm of boot and
cries of "foul" front all paiit of the
vat audienre, which drowned out the
comparatively little applause Carneu-
tier was receiving Irom tin partisans,
Carpentier Outweigh Lewis
From the sound of the ftony to the
end of the referee's count two iiuii-
utrs and fifiren seconds intervened,
Carpentier weighed I7S pound, the
light-hcavywei(ht limit, while Lewi
Hpned the scales at 157 pound with
hi clothe on when the fighters
weighed in this afternoon. Jack
Dcmpsty, the world's heavy weight
champion was the first man after
Francois Drscamps to congratulate
Carpentier after the knockout. Car
pentier left the ring and proceeded
lo his dressing room through lanes
of hissing and hoomg fight fans.
The great Olynipia amphitheatre
held a record crowd, for the battle
had attracted widespread interest.
Hundreds of handsomely gowned
women were among the spectators
and evinced keen disappointment at
the quick work made ,of the llritish
favorite by the Frenchman. Among
others present were the Duke of
York and 1'rince Henry, who were
seated at the ringside. Jack Dcnip
sey was applauded as he entered the
arena, and was shown to a seat near
the royal personages, to whom he
was later introduced, lie chatted
with them for a moment
Lewis Takes Aggressive
When the gong scut the fighters
to the center of the ring, Lewis took
the aggressive. He sent a right jab
to the neck, followed by a left to the
body. There was a clinch and the
referee, Joe Palmer, called upon the
men to break, tie then jumped be
tween them and pulled them apart.
Immediately the fighters again went
into a clinch, jabbing fiercely. Palmer
forcibly pried them apart again, and
then arministered a caution to both.
Lewis continued the aggressor.
He got in two lefts on Carpentier
and the crowd .madly cheered him.
Carpentier closed in, and held on.
Will Organize-. .
Industrial League
Another amateur baseball league
will be added to the "Muny" asso
ciation fold Friday night when play
ers interested in the organization of
a new industrial league meet at 7:30
in the city hall.
At a meeting held in the city hall
last night gor the purpose of organiz
ing the league, the Guarantee Fund
Life, Union Pacific Freight Accounts
and the Federal Jieserye banks were
represented. Another team and per
thrce will enter the new Saturday
Class "B" curcuit. '
Any teams wanting franchises in
the new league are urged to have
representatives at the Friday meet
ing. '
English May Combine "
to Meet U..S. Crews
New York. May ll.-JHocal row
ing enthusiasts are discussing with
interest the possibility of an Oxford
Cambridge crew competing in this
country during the coming summer.
According to word received from
England, members of the two Eng
lish university crews would not be
adverse to forming a combined eight
oared shell crew rowing several
races in Canada and this country in
July and August, providing their op-
portents were selected along some?
what similar lines.
Britton and Leonard
Meet in Bout About June 1
New York, May 11. Jack Britton,
welterweight champion, and Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion, were
matched today for a bout to be
fought about June 1. 'The promoters
reserved the right to make it a 12
round no decision affair for the Jer
sey City arena or a 15-round decision,
match at the New York Velodrome.
Barney Burch Signs
Pitcher Tipple
gantry uurcn, owner ot the Oma
ha Western league liurlaloe. an
nounced yesterday that Dan Tirmle
f vim r Omaha pitcher, who hurled
lil year for the Dallas ctuS fcf the
lexas league, would join the local
Kam in Dei Moines rndav. ,
Tipple woii -.'0 satnes for the Dal
I.k ilul) last season and is consider
ed one of the best hurlers in the
Itxas circuit.
Harry Smith, manager of the
Hastings rluh of the Nebraska State
league, lias purchased rred Wigine
ton. youthful Omaha hurler. "Wis
will hurl for Hastings in the otdte
rvcue.
The Buffaloes and St. Joseph
faints play here today.
Bx6eb&UDopo
OFFICIAL SCORES WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY, MAT IS.
Western League.
MM.
V. T. W. WK. T. F.
Omaha ID X H I ..-
Tulsa 17 11 ' 7 IS x ..
Sioux CUT x 9 2 4 10 ..
Denver 3 13 11 37 x ..
Dee Moines 3 i 4 13 11 ..
Wichita 3 1 4 8 S ..
St. Joseph 13 t x II i ..
Okla. Cily x II. I ' 18 . 1
National IniH,
Mid. '
h T. W. WK. T. F.
Brooklyn 7 3 X 3 3 .'.
Phlla'phla x 3 4 13 2 ..
New York: at S 3 S O..
Chicago X 4 0 4 9 . ,
Boston -x 1 9 1 5 . .
St. I.ouis x 8 . ! 2 2 ..
Cincinnati x 4 3 7 ...
Pittsburgh g S x 16 2 ..
American Iniut.
Mid.
XI. T. W. WK. T. F.
Detroit S t 19 32 S ..
St. Louis S 7 1 14 S ..
Cleveland 14 4 S 24 S ,.
Chicago S 7 2 14 1
Boston I 3 13 3 ..
Wash'ton t S 3 II 3 ..
New York 1 IS 4 .,
Thila'phia IS ' 24 4 ..
- American Amo latfoa.
. ' - r iltf.
11. T. W WK. T. F.
Kan. Cite 7 I 1 9 ',.
Milwaukee IS 14 7 39 ..
Ioapolis 17 2 25 14 ..
Louisville 1 3 7 S3 5 ..
iliuapolis X 3 11 14 4 ..
St. Paul x I 4 x ., ..
Toledo x ex..
Oluwhas. Ill 1
x.No game-
Tot.
8. R.
Vet.
S. R.
Tot.
L R.
Tot.
8. R.
Ifannon Starts Training "
for Stcchcr Match
Charlie Hanson, local heavyweight
wrestler who has sinned to meet Joe
Steelier in, a finish match here some
time in July, started working out
yesterday at the "Y gyitmastuni.
Ue prepared is my motto, said
Hanson.
That the bout1 will be an honest-to-goodness
"shoot in' " match was
made plain yesterday when Hanson
Si-id that neither wrestler asked for
traming expenses.
' It, I dont win I dont want any
n.cncy, remarket! "farmer tsurns
latest find in the mat game.
Joe ,Stecher .eft yesterday for his
heme at Dodge. The former world's
champion has becu playing bi'l this
season, rut will c,uit the dimionj
?nd start preparing for his match
vith .Hansoiu
Jack Dempsey Is
Lionized at Brighton
London, May 11. Jack Dempsey
yesterday paid a long delayed visit
to his great friend, Harry Preston,
dean of English sportsmen. He was
his guest at luncheon, to which the
town councilors and leading sport
ing personages were invited.
He was mobbed trom tne time ne
arrived until he left. A hundred
women and girls watched him at
lunch through the seaside windows
of the hotel. He kissed 79 babies
and autographed 54$ books.
"This town has" the most charm
ing women I have seen. It is better
than Paris, even though Paris is a
great town." '
Safe or Out
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Omaha Buffaloes Lose Final
Game of St Joseph Series
William Lindberg Hurls Good
Contest for League Lead-
Locals Play at.Des
?rs-
Moines Today.
By
Q. Two are out and runner on second.
The batter hits tha hall for two bases. Ha
ruts first baas. 'The ball la returned to
first and the batter called out. The um
pire saya the run from aecond does not
count. Why not?
A. The batter aever reached first base
and with two out no mo can score it the
batter fulls to get tt 'int.
Q. Should the umpire call time at
once In case of a collision T
A. The umpire must not call Usae, un
til there to ne longer a Besstbilitjr ot play.
An aeeident of that character Is distress
ing but the team at bat is entitled to full
protection,
O. If the ball Ig pitched to the batter
and hits the (round before It sets te home
Plata Is It a legal pitch r -'
A. Yea. It is legal In the sense that It
must be ruled upon. Of course. It would
be a baM, bat If the batter strikes at It a
strike s announced and If lie hits It the
hall is to be fielded as any batted ball
would he.
Q. Whan does a play begin on a ball
field, that Is, a play which involve bats
man? A. A play begins the raament the pitch-,
er begins to wind up to deliver the ball.
If he stops his wind np It ig a balk so It
Is only fair to a tart the play with his pre
liminary motion.
Q. Must thers be a whits line between,
first and second and aecond and third to
show the base running Una?
A. There Is ne need tor then. A car
41 n latitude Is held as to the baseline bnt
of course It is the effort of every runner
tn run In Just as straight line as pos
sible between these bases.
GolfRxcts
Q. In match play where a player' ball
rolls-against the flag stick while tt is
Still In position and stops there, can he
claim to have holed out on the stroke?
A. ' No, but he entitled to remove the
stick himself, sad it the boll drops in he
Is credited with hellnsr one- on the atrok.
or course. If hi coddle
was standisur at
tne nolo, naieuur tne suck, even though
it still remained In place, the playrr knee
the hole in match pia.
Q. Who is considered the longest driver
among American professionals t
A. This Is largely a matter of opinion.
Jim Bemes and Bob MacDsaekl are very
long drivers, (jnarlle Hell of Bl rating!
Is another, and there are numerous ethers.
Q. Is long driving sovery essential in
a champion player?
A. It depends on what feu mean by
"Ions; driving," of coarse, but a compe
tent a critic as George Dancea say one
of the first things he asks about prom
Islng young pleyer Is whether be can (ot
plenty of distance. You will find all of
the first-class players, both amateur and
profewiioaal. able to hit the ball tot good
distance.
Q. Can the opponent claim the hole,
where a player has holed out say for a
four, then accidentally atopa his oppon
ent's putt for a four?
A. Ko, where a player haa holed ont,
and the opponent is left with on? stroke
for a hair, nothing he can do will cause
him to lose the half.
Q. When two balls stop within an Inch
or so of each other on the fairway, and
one Is lifted, must it be replaced in the
exact spot. It in playing the other ball,
the player took up a divot, or In any way
disturbed ths lis of the lifted ball?
A. Ke it may be replaced as near the
original place as possible so as to give a
Us simitar to the original. .
If any gelf rules puasle you, write
. Innts Brown, care of our Sporting
Kditor, . enclosing stamped return en-
vetope.
t
HumnhrrV Beaia Madlnon.
Humphrey. Neh.. May 10. (Special )
Tn a fast and Interesting ami here Sun
day tho locals defeated MadiftOn. 6 to S.
Humphrey bunched Us hits off Wnerle In
the third, sixth sail eivhlh Innings.
Bennehan. on ths mound for the Hum
phrey team, pitched his usual good brand
of ball. The locale will Journey te New
man Grove Sunday.
RALPH WAGNER.
HE Omaha Buffaloes
were their own eue
mies in the last game
of the St. Joaeph ser
ies here yesterday af-
temoon. and the re-'
Suit was that the herd
dropped theirs iifth consecutive game
by the score of 5 to 4,
in the tirst innine ot the contest
the Buffaloes scored two runs on a
base on balls, double, single and a
stolen base. The count for the ini
tial frame might have been three in
stead of two had- an Omaha coach
allowed "Whitey" Gislason to scam
per home on Wilcox's double, to cen
ter. - - , ' ; .
Uislason walked and then Wil
cox doubled with no one out. "Whit
ey" was rounding the bags at high
speed when he wa9 held up at the
third station. Wilcox's double was
to deep center and the Omaha sec
ond sacker could have easily scored
had he been permitted - to continue
to home from third base, s, Uislason
crossed the plate a minute later, how
ever, when Manush singled. . ; T
Locals Score Two.
The Buffaloes scored two in the
third on a base on balls, sacrifice..
single by Manush and a double by
Griffin.
In the fifth with no outs Wilcox
singled and Lee sent a high one Out
to Bonowitz. The Saint centeriitta
er speared the apple. Wilcox had
already touched second and was en
route to third when Bonowftz whip
ped the ball to Smith, thereby elim
inating Mr. Wilcox from further play
irt the inning.
William ; Lindberg, recruit southpaw-
pitcher, hurled a good game
for the league leaders, allowing the
Buffaloes only six scattered hitr.
Two of these came in the first, twq
in the second arid one in each the
fourth and fifth innings.
: The St. Joseph pitcher also pushed
a mean bat in the sixth frame wiiei)
he singled t.0 right, scoring Jufer
from third with the winning run.
Lindberg had good control throughr
out the contest, issuing three widely
scattered bases on balls.
The Buffalo hurlers didn't fare S3
good. Poison was the first Omaha
pitcher to face the' Saints. He al
lowed the . visitors two hits and a
base on balls in the first and filled
thp bags, but pulled his teammates
out in safety. He was stingy with his
hits until the fifth, when he sailed
higher than a kite and was nicked for
three runs on three hits and a base
on balls. ,.-
Ppls,on to Showers.
Poison went up higher in the sixth
when the Saints scored two more
runs on three singles, double and
sacrifice. When he came' down he
went to the showers.
Stokes relieved Poison in the
eighth and had the Saints eating out
of his hand for the remainder of the
game. During the two innings he
pitched two Saints hit the breeze
and only one succeeded in ' getting
anvthintr that looked like a hit. '
The Buffaloes leave this morning
for Des Moines where they open a
four-game series this afternoon.
Puryear and Herman
May Fight Here
Earl Puryear, Denver bantam
weight boxer, and Pete Herman, for
mer champion, may meet in a 10
round bout in Omaha soon. '
The local promoter who is angling
for the bout, also expects to stage a
Earl McArthur and Eddie Anderson
JO-round fight.
Bouts between these four bantams
should be worth seeing.
The Bee leads all the other paoers
in port news. Read The Bed first
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HITS-DMI55ES
BY THE BUFFALOES
Smith, lb 5
lurruiea. ir . ...
b'isher, rt .5
lioaowlts, c(. . S
Uvfate, s S
Meltonald, lb . S
ST. JOSEPH.
AUHUIH HII SB PO A E
Kufor. gi
fJraheki. e . .
I.lndberg, p.
Totals ....
4
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e
a
Gislason, 9b .
AianuSB, cf . .
t.rlffiii. rf ..
Boedeeor, lb .
tirantham, Sh
Linglo, e . . .
xPelson, p . .
tones, p . i . . ,
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xHi thus baited for Poison in seventh
luting,
(score by Innings:,
St. Jnueuh millltn A!t
Omaha ..HIHIIO 0 t
Summary-rSarned rane:Omaha. 4i St.
Joseph, ft. Lett on basest Omaha, 4 St.
Joseph, a. Ban and hits: OXt Poison, 9.
and IS la 1 innings, off Stokes, none anoV
l in s innings; on s4NUiarg, 4 and in
innings. Winning pitches) .hdksrg.
Losing pitcher I Poison. Struck; eutt By
Poison, 1; by Stokes. 3: by Uod.erg,
Bases on balls: Off Poison, 6; off Stokes,
none; off Lindberg, S. Ieuble plays:
Bonowlts to Smith. Two-base bits: Wil
cox, tirlffln. Nufer. Bonowlts ?). Vm
plres:. Mettlooan and Browne. , Tune of
game: 1:45.
Packers Trounce svitshes.
Sloux City, May 11 Sioux City out
played Wichita in all departments of the
fame and took the deciding contest of
he series by the score of 10 to 6. Clyde,
Williams, recently obtained from tbe
Kansas City club, starred both tn ths tbox
and at the bat. He yielded but 6 hits
in 7 innings, struck out t Wichita bats
men and got a home run and two doubles
id. inree legal times at bat. Score:
WICHITA
AE. H. O. A.
Smith, cf 3 0 1Q
Aiuuonsiu, ID & u s
Washburn, SO 5 1 8
East, rf 3 10
Rlskeley, If S 2 2
Griffin, 3b 4 10
McDowell, as 4 1 2
Bales', s 5 V 6
1 a
Musser,
Totals
5
S U 14
sioux art
ab. ir. a A.
Htmllton. ss 4 2 4 1
rlpmlug ay, 3b S
Klnta, cf 3
Metz, lb 4
Ostemrd, rf S
Boliison, If S
Palmer. 2b 4
Ruth, o -3
Williams, p. 3
Bosttger. p 0
4 1 2
12 0
2 7 0
10 3
10 0
2 1 3
2 12
3 0 i
0
Tntftls tt.t IU 97 1A
Wichita ............0 0 10 12 10 11
Sioux City 12031030 x 10
Summary Runs:' Washburn, East (2),
Blakoley, Haley, Musser, Hamilton (2),
Hemingway. Elsh, Palmer (2), Roth (2)1
Williams (3). Errors: McDowell, ' Haley,
Musser, Hamilton, Palmer, Two-base hits!
East, Washburn, Haley. Williams (2),
Hemingway, Three-base hit: Hemingway.
Home runs: Musser, Blakeley, Roth, Wil
liams, Hamilton. Sacrifice hits: Elsh,
Roth, Williams. Stolen bases: Smith (2),
Blakelsy, Met, Blab, Hamilton. Hits and
runs:' Off Williams, 6 and 6 Irt T Innings.
Earned runa: Wichita, S; Sioux- City, 10.
Left on bases: Wichita. 11; Sioux City, 8.
Bases on balls: Off Musser. 8; off Wil
liams. 3; off Boettger, 2. Struck out: By
Musser, 4; by Williams, 9; by Boettger, 2
Wild pitches: Musser (2). Hit by pitched
ball: Ostergard. by Musser; Griffin and
McDowell, by Williams. Umpires: Ander
son and Donahue, Time: 2:05.
Boestem Trim Indians.
v P" Mo'nes, May 11. Des Moines hit
both Warden and Love hard and In ad
dition took advantage ot the visitor's
mlsplays to win the. una! and' deciding
game of the three-game series with Ok
lahoma City. The score was 11 to 1
Score:
OKLAHOMA C'ITT
Pitt, rf
Otas'ardl.
UddletDn.
Bates, lb
Fisher, c
Long, e
Uassey. 2b
Tate. 3b
I.aSalle, ss
Warden, p
love, p v
AB. H. O. A.
4 15 1
if I I
1
4 1
3 2
1 1
1 S
4 0
ft 0
3 0
DES U0IKB8
AB. H. O. A.
6 4 2 1
Gorman. 2b
Grant. 3b
Boms, cf
Wagner, lb
Milan, If
TiirffMtn
5J Tuns, rf
l Hreen,
3 2 Lynch, p
0 01
0 4 Totals
4 2 0 1
4 17 0
3 12 0
3 2 3 1
Sill
5 3 2 0
5 0 3 0
Jll 0 4
40 12 27 "I
3S 8 24 14!
Totals
Oklahoma City 0100000 1
ues sioines l i 0 0 2 4 3 0 x 11
Summary Runs: Bates. Oorman (3),
Grant (2). Horna (2). Milan (2). Tur-?S?"kLy,u:h-
Errors: Tate (2), LaSalle
3, Wagner. Two-base hits: Tuna, Milan.
Sacrifice hits: Horna. Wagner (3). Stolon
bases: Massey. German. Milan. Left on
bases: Oklahoma Cltv 7- r, rtna. i,
Struck; out: By Lynch. 2: by Warden, 1.
Bases on balls: Off Warden. 2; off Love 1
Earned runs and hits: Off Lynch, 1 and
in S Innings; off Warden. 2 and 4 in 1 2-3
Innings; off Love. 4 and 11 in 1-3 In
nings. Losing pitcher: Warden. Umpires:
Holmes and Ormsby. Time: 1:31.
Little Rock Players
Injured During Game
Atlanta. Ga.. Mav 10. Sh nrtitnn
Jackson and Center Fielder Liefer of
the Little Rock baseball club wer
injured probably seriously in the
fourth inninsr of today's came with
Atlanta, when they collided behind
secona Dase wmie trying to get a
fnort ny. it was Said J
was fractured.
Gmlinal Hurler
Holds Giants to
Lone Rase Hit
Bunt liy H.nrroft H-l' Hill
DoiiL of No-Hit Caiuo
St. Iitii Witu hy
Store of 2 to 0.
Si. Louis, May ll-IMI UosV
held the thaniHuu Giants to tint tut
liHjjy, the CardiiuU wintiinu. 2 to 0.
lite lone kuoik was niede by ti-tn-cruit
iu his hrt tune at Imi whcii
he placed a perfect bunt alon the
first base hue. Two er ago Doak
was robbed of a no hit game on a
similar play.
Sort:
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Halted fur Iinuglss la tin
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ataute by mains;
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lUHUiaO SUi-e: Bmiiq. Toponer, r
tar: Uaatislt. Two-bose hits: Mrll.niy,
Turpuivi. Hiolen base: Hmlih. aernfwe
hit: i'usk. ihiuble plsyi tfiotk-TarHreer
Kuuruior. Itl va Wl; New Turk. Si
itt. Louis, t. Uaas ea balls: off Usk. 4.
airuik out: By lHsk, S. L'lupiresi U Pay
and llatt. Tlmei I it.
Keds Kralu Hravse.
Cincinnati. Alar II i-'inciunatl defeat
ed Uoatoa ia a slugging mated today.
te S. Tbs game was featured by a triple
play whu U"bne was headed off st Hie
ulale sflor two ma lisd besa retired by
Kopf, Kvrd and llolka Huston used live
pitchers and Cincinnati too, newte.
wiernis I clsci.nnatl I
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Cull. If 11 IIUk lb '
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TkI,'s tiaasew,
Philsdalphla el lhli.su.
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Hnetaa at 1'iiUbuish.
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New York Yankees
Beat While Sox
in Tiht Uatlle
i. r t
svxt tb 4
O'Nell. 4
Walaoe.
tMK'lUlr. a 1
VI uoiiisa. p e e
Nlclinuwa. if a
l.ninf. p
Uaiusr
Braxton. D
Oowdr
NUOU
1
1
01
1
l a a el
l
siw.
Total
4 a ii
a
a
4 S 4. I
5 3
4 1 S
lilt
l t
5 1 S
13 It 31 (
Tnl.ls 33 M 13
Baited for Lansing In Tib.
Hatted for Braston Iu nth.
Batted for Powell In Slh.
e ... u ..... . Pn.. I MnltfA Vlra.
uiu iii. i j .""- - - -
O'Neill (2), Burns, TJaubert (8). Puncan.
. . . n I .... T 1 1 1.
nonne, narpor, iisri,., ,,, ... -.
Kopf. outhworth. Two-base hits: Duncan,
Ford. Three-base nits: t.aveney,
Sacrifice hits: Bouthworth (J). Hargrave.
tinuhla nlavs: Haruer-Cavney, Ford-
Hoik. Triple play: Knpf-Kord-Holke-O'NellL
Left on bases: Boston, I: Cin
cinnati, t. Bsses on balls: Oft Watson. 1;
off Oescbger. 1; oft McQuillan, 1; off Lan
sing, 2; off Couch, 1; oft RUey, 1; off
. . .. ... , C. . I. ..... Tl .. U.I.M, 1, bu
nrsiiun, t. oimm ii.ii ij -r
Couch, 1: by Riser, 3. Hits: Off Watson,
4 In 3-3 Inning: off Oeschger. I In 2-3 In
ning; oil Mcwuiuao, t in a munis, v..
Lansing, 4 In 3 1-3 innings; off Couch, S
in i 4-0 tunings, uit mrjr, ,
nlngs; off Braslon, I In Innings. Hit by
piccnea sail: nargrava, oy sncviuiunu.
Passed ball: O'Neill. Winning pitcher: Bls
ey. Losing pitcher: Oeschger. Umpires:
VJulgley and Moran. Timet . -
' ' Krrore Costly for Dodgers.
Pittsburgh, May 11 Brooklyn's error
were costly and the Pirates made It three
straight from the Dodgers by winning to
ds y's game, 13 te 3. Maranvllle'e single
in the fourth inning made it 18 consecu
tive games In which he has hit safely.
Scores
BBOOKf.W. I PrrTflBCROIT.
An. 11. O. A.I AB. 11. O. A.
nih. ss s
I'hnston. Sb S
TOrifnth. rf S
Wheat, If
Myers, cf
Post, lb
Olsnit, 2b '
Miller, e , 1
HiUiilinf, 3
Ruet&er, p 1
Vance, p 1
Onrdnntfr. P 1
k. tiritrita i
Decatur, p 0
1 3 2 H'ruTllle. ai 1
3 1 elfin, of 4 2
1 8 OIBisbee. It S3
8 3 8 ClEns. 2b -" ' S 3
4 2 3 llTrsynor. S1 I I
4 14 H Mueller, rf S3'
4 12 S'Orimm, lb 4 1
1 0 0 OlMattox. o 3 1
3 13 lUdsras. n . 4 2
0 0 0
0 0 al Totals 42 IS 27 6
el
o i
o II
-i
I Jackson's skull
Hotals 40 13 24 111
Batted for Gordonler In 8th. .
Score by Innings:
Brooklyn IIIII1H 0 8
Pittsburgh I V v l l v x 13
Summary Runsi High, Johnston (2). T.
Griffith. Wheat. Hunsling, Maranvllla,
Carey (!). BiRbee 2, Bns (2), Traynor.-
Mueller (2), Mattoa (2). urrors: uign (z.
Johnston, Olson. Adams. Two-base hits:
Johnson, . T. Griffith, Myers (2), Bns.
Three-baBe hit: Bigbee. Home runs: Sluel
ler. Hungllnc. Stolen base: Bigbee. Sacri
fice hit: Adams. Double play: Mueller
Grimm. Left on bases: Brooklyn. 1; Pitts
burgh, 9. Bases on balls: Off Vance, 2.
Struck out: By Gordonler. 1; by Adams, 3.
Hits: Off Ruether, 4 in 1 inning; off
Vance, 10 In 3 innings; off Gordonler, S
In 3 Innlnaa; off Decatur. 1 In 1 inning.
Wild pitch: Vance. Winning pitcher:
Adams. Losing pitcher: Vance. Umpires:
Sentelle, Klem and Emslie. Time: 1:43.
riilllle Tronnee Cub.
Chicago, May 11. Chicago dropped from
socond to fourth place today when PhiU
adelphia took a 10-lnning game from
them. 11 to 9. while St Louis and Pitts
burgh won their games. Walker's single,
with tbe bases filled In the last inning,
a result of Keen' wlldness, enabled the
visitors to clinch the game. Score:
J-HlLADKhPHIA. I CHICAOO '
AB. H.O, A.I AB. H.O, A.
rii'rvAiui. If 1 1 s nlSt.st.7. cf .3071
in ifoiiocner, ss 4 a a
nlKellehet, Sb
Hum. 3b
Wnlker. rf
2 0
. 3
Williams, cf S 0 4 OlOrlmes, lb.
Hantmson, zds ii i 41 risca. rr
1 1 4!Frilr3, rf
9 11 Htlller. If
0 0 OITprry, 21)
0
1
1
0
Fletcher, ss
Trfjslie, lb
"If Ins
Tne. lh
irenMnfl, e
Knhbell. p
Rnti. n
"Wrlah'tone 10 0 OITfiwmon, V 0
Winters, p 1 0 0 0l""CaH8hsn 1
IKeen, p S
ToUlS " 36 10 30 171
; ' Totsls
3 OlOTarrell. a
3 4insbome, P
1 41 Knufmsn, p
0 01 Barber
1 1
3 11
3 1
1 1
1 2
1 1
A 2
8 0
0
0
O
n 0
1
39 11, 30 12
Bui for Leslie In Sth.
Batten tor Kaufman in 7th. - - .
' Batted for Betts In Sth. - : .
Batted, for ffreeman in 8th.' .
, Pcare-bv innings: ...... .
Philadelphia . 1 J1'
CMcaso .0. 3 8 8 0 S 0 1 6 9
Summary Buns: . Lebourveau,, Parkin
son, Fletcher '2). Leslie. King. Henllne
(2) Hubbell. Wrlghtstone. Winters. Hol
)noher (2). Kelleher. Grimes (3), Placlt.
Frlbersr. O'Farrell. Barber. Errors: Fletch
er. Miller. Two-base hits: Leslie. Grimes.
Flack, Hollocher. Kelleher. x Three-base
hits: Kaufman. Leborvean. Home run:
Fletcher. STifice hits: Kelleher (2). Le
hourveau, Fletcher. Double nlay: Statz
IfKlleher. Le't, on bases: Philadelphia, 8:
Chicaifo. K Beset on balls: Off Osborne.
2: off Kavfmei. 2; off Winters, 2:
off Keen. 3. Struck nut: By Hubbell.
1: bv Freeman. 1: by Winters, 1. Hits:
Off Osborne. 1 In 1 2-8 Innings: off Kauf
mann. 4 In S1-3 Innlnite: off Freeman.
3 in 1 tnnlnst: off Ken. 2 In 2 Innings: off
Hubbell. 7 in 6 1-3 Innings: off Betta, 2
In 2-3 innina: off Winters. 2 In. 3 innings.
Hit by nltched ball: Wlker, by Kauf
trmpn: Williams, by Keen. Winning
"Itcher: Winters. Losing ptcher: Keen.
Umpires: Pfirman, McCormick and Big
ler. Time: 2:53.
Today in Ring History
sa imi ir ,'i Iwihi ji
-inriaae t i II ,3joi ikine 11 .
. ii 11 ,iHSHSs,g. a 1; ,jm
YewlerilaA'e Heesilla.
Cleveland, t; I'biiailslbhie, 4.
fl Louis, i; Waahllislun, I.
.n.w YMrH, 4: t'hi.ssu. I.
liiroi, ; bMeiun, t. ,
... . . Ted Iissms,
!. land at Wsahinaiun.
Mi. Louis at l'tiil4rl.hJe.
IMroit at New Vol a.
t'bieasa st llualun.
WrKlf AM AaMK.I.TION
w MawllMas.
Mli'SMMia Id .iA Kaiuss City 14 '1 4
Ml.n.,lli M ,J.MU r.ul II IS 5
Ullmukre 14 II .Sou llnille I II .411
IHuintaK U II ,MIITollo I 13 ,JS
Vesterdev' Kmults.
Jinllanapnlla. 14: Milwaukee. .
Ksnsaa t'lty, I; Ixuivile, S.
Jllan.aoolls. 4: Columbus. 1.
Tuledu-Ki. Paul, wet ground.
Todav's Oaatra.
Toledo at Ht. Paul.
N other games scheduled,
Ameflrae Aaaeelallan.
At Minnrapulls u if bp
Minnaat'Olis , : .... .4 1
Columbus ., f 1
Uaitrrles: Sanders. Murweu"a'nd Hart
Icy. Lees; Mangum and Mayer.
At Kansas City- n. . v
Loulivlll I- i i
Kansas City ' 3
Batterlea: Ing Tincup and lirott.m;
Sdiupp and UcCarty.
At Mllwaukeev R H B
Indianapolis , 14 jJ j
Milwaukee u q
llattenrs: Weaver. Cavet and Krusger;
rhasok. Clerk, Llngrsl. Dietrich and
Ileum u, Myatt.
St. Paul. May 11 Toledo-St. Paul gam
poslponnd; wet grounds.
Southern Asehrlallon.
At Atlanta 2, Chattanooaa 1 (3 Inning.)
At New Orleans 2, Kaahvllle t.
At Birmingham 1, Little Bock 1.
-At Mobile 13; Memphis ?. .
Money Arrives
at Local Track
Money arrived at the Ak-Sar-Ben
stables yesterday, and now even the
grooms teel rjiuch better. Money be
longs to the B-. A. Jones stable of
Parnell, Mo., and raced duringjhe
winter at Havana. Money won' six
consecutive starts and is expected to
kick considerable dust up at the
local oval.
Frank' Troeh Ranking
Gun "of Present Season
New York, May 11. Frank M.
Troeh, an aniateur o! Vancouver,
Wash,, stands at the head of the list
of trapsbooters for the present sea
son, made public today bv the Amer
ican Trapshooting association. His
mark is 2.Z65 targets broken out of
2,300. He shot at four tournaments.
Faateriirri Title Three Out of
Four (rMiict) in Serif
Luiky Break in Seventlt
DrH'iJetl CouleoL
New York, Mdy ll.-The .Now
York Ydnkee niiide it three out of
fuur from Chicago, winning the lvt
Same of the srrirt. 4 to I. lUnh
iuncs and Kabrr pitchrd well and the
iew Yorkers won by the reason of
lucky break in the seventh itiiiin..
With two out, Schang on third and
Jones on second, Mcl'lcllan. rmitfrd
a lii.H iurield fly by Tewstcr, both
runners icorins.
Score:
IHU'sOO I KfcW iiRH . .
Ah. II O A " "
JnlSHSrta, SS
Miruaa, Ik
l'IIIIM, n 4
Ihw rt
r.u. If 4
M-.nL rf 3
Mt'Mlsn. 9b 3
H.SWIS. t
rw. s
H Win. rf
I ?-!. If
I'lUM, 3b
UlllM. rt
9 Pii-n. I
WWsnl,
SMnal. ss
Nrliau.
S'Jsiies. P
TJsIs
I 3
I
I
S 13
I
I
I 3
t (
t 3 It 1
IMtsle M S 24 III
Kror by Inninga: ........ . ,
t'hiraso JJ? J
N-w Vorh I
Hunimarr llunai l"br, llilr, Hcbsng.
Junes t;i, Hrruie: Muonr (31. Slolll. le.
I'li-llan, Ksbi-r. Kroll. Two-base hits: Jones,
fsuer. Ks-riflra hlte: r-ewstr. Junes,
.lulinsun. Ii.ubl plavsi Cnlllna-ntruBa;
Jahnaon-relliiie. Ward-sVell-Pliia. Lft on
haws: N"w York, CIHraKu. 4. Bajmi on
balls: Of r Fsber. 1: off oJnes. I. Hi ruck
out: By Jne. t. Passed ball: Brbaug
Umpire: Morlarlty and Nalllu. Timei
1:40.
Ttgsra Trim Heal Hal.
Boston, May 11. Uslroit mad It four
straight by deflating Boston. S to I.
today. Sloner rvltnvad Juhnson In the
third end prooeeded lo pilch effeolively,
giving bun hia aecond win of the season.
Cobb single In the third soured two
runs Veach'a ainsis In the fifth erored
auolher and Dugan'e error on 8toner In ,
the eishin witn two out, was rasiwnsioiiT
for the other two Detroit runs. Leibnld
hit well and hie fielding wa aensational.
score:
DOTHOIT . I BOSTON
All. II. O. a. I Alt. n. u. A
fees
m ilia
if Sett
till
I
IOCS
3
Blue, lb
Jiaiee. 3b
Cobb, cf
Vearh. If
ileilmasn. rf
Clark. 2b
Risiiey. ss
Hauler.
Juhusee. P
Huian. p
Totsls
1 13
1 0
i MIwld, cf
2 H.rtll. If
0: Dussa. ss
0 I'rtil. 2h
SiMouia. rf
4'Uums, lb
VIVUtr. 3b
3Wli. e
xn 1.0UII
4
S
S
3
4
4
3
S
3 0 0. 2 Mllireki 1
"i. CniJIo 1
Mrlaslt, be.tl, Oeidaer. Perkins, Wilier,
I'lkM, Usiloeal. tietursi Wsmtsnaasa,
iiieer. fwebese kiu sli'lunis. tMeail,
W aii4bsaa, tiai.lHer. Ilosus ruiiat Ualie.
ey, sweeil, kila ssimi Wuwt,
.llfl. bill UMwII. iMtuble pleJSI ttai
luasfl'rWee. Jubewa iiHiMei4l. Left
ua beM, i'levsiand , i-kiladelpaia, 4.
IUsm so bells i tiff lUims. a. I ulf tirk.
i I. li uff Llndwe. I, Wiwli eoli sir
fcVkail, 3; br l.lh.Wev, I, b Mueiest, 3.
Una: UK K.ini. b. I la I I I li., elf
kSiswrt, In 4 ikkihs. off Huasiari, I us
III Inniaeet elf I.im.i-w. I ia 0 laeinaa.
off blurion, none la I mains. W inaiag
t,i, swri siunoa IMUag rii, hari kv aH.
Haikt LiudMr. I'nuMinei Wiia-iv litlde
brand and t'wiaeliy. Timet I J
Hrewae Neat aMlurs,
Wuhlngiun. May II IM, Ijuu leans It
lbr out of fuur aaoe by takiae the inl
uf tbs sfiea kn loUay. 3 la . The
vialint runa all were stared in ess In-.
ma, four of ih.m due te faulty fililie
by liharniy sd Ma Hio.it and lie tne
b..ih war wild, km Ike levant otMainee)
, Haii.irq mn v rfmrmi
T. UM I. AaUItimiM.
Alt HAA in U II 1
rf 3 t I "ik 3b 10 0 1
14 S S I 31 UXIW, IB 3l
mwf, IB I I II I Mbe, if
Jmm'tiM l 9 a s a i-.i ik
kem,L v 4 3 I eimU. If
Hilliauw, If 3 I Ki.ilh
K,i-r . M, e i nmwv, nj lean
WrWasua, ! 1 13 3 r lue-uck, t I 3 1
i ., u e I i I , . . ,
lluu. p It x..l.rv, a I I
asweker. f l iink.l I
- liin,, a 0
Tettt 33 f -4;niM I
'IWiiUHwrt, p
I Totals 3Vtfll
HsiimI for Im-hary la Sth
liaiisd fr I'billiiNi In h
Hailed for HI,. lias In Sth.
Nt-nre Hy Innings:
l. I.oul. 0 0 1 0 0 0 S
Washlngioa .. 0 0 t 0 0 a a
Mummery Runs: Tobtn, Hl-ler, .laceb.
sea. Sat lmi us. Ptu-te, Puk. Harris,
iiHbl. Krrora: tlwlwr. Hush. Vet k in
Mush. Oharrlty 12). T,o-bse hits: 31 e.
Maaus !). Tvbln. "totrn hasra: rfnma.
Jsuiibsai. Xaorifli hit: Harrla iHiubla
fia: Havereid-Mi'ttuuue. l.-fl on beaeai
Hi. Iulc. ; Washington, II. liasea en
alls: Off Prueit, 3: off Karbary. I; off
I'hllUpa. : off Biivnf. I. eirurk out!
Hy Znchary. 3: bv l'rult, 2: by Phillips,
I: by llriilheurt. I Hits: flff Karhary. J
In innu.se: o(f Phillips, none In I Inning'
off llrlllhenrt. none In I Inning: off
Hrneit, 3 In 4 J-3 Innings: off Bayae. I In
I 1-1 Innings. Iwe on base, none out In
7lh; off "lioi-W, none In I Inninga. Hit
ly nltohed ball: Browse, by IVnell;
llnwor. hy, Bayiw: Jaonbaoa. by Plillllps,
Winning pitcher: Prueit Loaing pJtohar)
Xarhary. L'uipirea: IMiieen and Kvsna
Tlmsj 1:11,
Martin Kayoes Berrell
Indianapolis, May 10. Bob Mar
tin, hawueiolll iillimninn nf Iia
A. E. F.. knocked out "Soldier" Jack
Btrrell of the Pacific coast irt the
first round of a scheduled 10-round
bout here tonight This bout was
one of the features of a testimonial
show for Jack Dillon, once a leading
light-heavyweight.
SI It JT Ml
'Totals as $ X 13
Bstlrd for Walters In tin.
Batted for W. Collins la Sth. -Bore
by Innings:
Detroit t i 1 0 S 05
Boston I 1 0 0 0 13
nummary Buns: Blue. Jones. Hell-
mann, (lark. Johnson, Lelbold (3), br
rora: Blue, Clark, dtlgnsy (2), Stoner. Du
sn. Two-base hits: Cobb, Jones, Dugan,
W. Collins. Ilbold. Oacrlfire hits: Jonea,
Foster. Double playa: Clarke-Rlgney-Blue,
W. Colllna-Dugan-Burns. Left on bases:
Detroit, I: Boston, . Bases on balls: Off
Johnson, 2; off W. Collins, 4. Struck out:
By Johnson. 1: by Stoner, 4; by W, Col
lins, 4. Hits: Off Johnson. 3 In 2 Innings,
none out In third: off Stoner. 6 In 7 in
nings. Winning pitoher: Stoner. Umpires:
Chill, Walsh and Owen. Tim: 2:13.
Indiana Hani Athletics.
Philadelphia, Hay It Howell's home
run followed by Qardner'a double. Wood's
single, and O'Neill's sacrifice gave Cleve
land two runs in the eighth Inning aud a
3 to 4 victory over Philadelphia In the
nnai game or tna series, score:
CLEVELAND
All. B. O. A.
Evans. 1( 10 0 0
Jaulaeon, II 1 l 0
Wsniny. 21) 3 1 0 7
Sneaker. cH I 1 1 1
Molnols, IU S 1119
3 S
4 1
4 S
2 0
3 a
x
l
PHlLAJUIJHtA.
AB. H. 0. A,
Touni, 2b 4 1 1 '6
John.tuo, lb 4 0 13
Walter. If 4 1 1
Perkins, o. , 4 S
Miller. cf . 4 2
Welch, rf 5 0 19
Dykes. 3b 4 0 3 4
Osll'esv. u 4 1 1 3
0 Hiilmscb. P 0 0 8 0
HBcksrt. p 3 3
Oiknntael. p 0. 0 1
01 "Bauws 10 0 0
Five Major and Western
League Batters.
Western
Fisher. St. Joe ....
Manush. Omaha ....
Riser. Sioux CUy ...
Bast, Wichita
MUidlet'n, Okla. City
Asaarloan
Witt. New Tork ...
Reverted, Ht, Louis .
Sneaker. Cleveland...
Slsler, St. Louis ...
O'Neill, Cleveland ...
National
Tuporcer. St. Louis..
Maranvllle. Plttsb'gh
Kelly, New York ...
T. Griffith. Brook'n .
Horasby, Bt. Louis .
League.
O AB
24. A3
,25 105
.24 S3
.23 S3
s 100
League.
t AB
.12 31
.23
.23 34
.26 102
17 SO
League.
O.AB
1 41
23 S3
.23 33
,13 31
,23 S2
33 41
21 40
It 43
23 41
' B IT
12 2S
14 44
1 38
27 41
S Zk
r n
3 18
24 88
17 24
20
3 . sa
Pet.
.43S
.434
.41
Pc.
.410
.404
.404
.403
.400
Pet.
.4.1
.413
.40
.333
.30 .
n !
S 1
t
aswell.
Oanbier, Sb
Wood, rf
O'Neil, a ,
Lindsay, p
'Quisle
Mortoa. p
Botal 34 11 27 111 Totals 34. 7. W 11
Batted for Llndsey In. 7th.
. "Batted for Rommel In Sth.
Soore by Innings:
Cleveland 2 0 0 0 0- 12 45
Philadelphia 0 4 0 0 0 04
nummary-nuns: Jamleson, Sp.eaker,
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