THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 26. 1922.
Up-to-Bat& News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Yankees Defeat
Senators in Hard
Fought Contest
lew York's Iliplit Fielder
Shim Out Pair f Home
Hun Itir ami Judge
, Grt Circuit Clout.
New York. May 25 Ne Yoik
divided khorf series svith Washing
ton here today, winning tumultu
ous game, 6 to 4. Meusel hit (
twine run for New York, while
liwiie run. by Rice and Judge se
ruuted (r all of Washington's run.
I ln I pitihrd rl for New Yoik unit
)rwtr ami Rice made sensational
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kit, Krrnis Ward ltakt Two !.
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v.ual tit. .lul. Hi.il.-n i.r Kew-ter
Harnfii-: tluih liouhi. iiiava: Phillips
Harris luil. Ilarna In Hrnii in
.mil. I.fl mi liases: .SVw York. I;
Waalnn,inn. T. ILeee on ball.: off Mnrl.
I ; "If l'hil. 1 HtriN-k out Hy Hni.
2: hr Philluv. I: by Hrillhearl, I lln:
Off Phllllfk. III llinmi.. n(f llnll.
h.srl. in 3 Innlnga. Mil by pitched
mil. ny Phlllln. IK. nil): hy Hiiyi. Hay
M.. Miankai. f.oainr nilrher: phillipa.
I'molrea: Nallln. II ililch. ami and Kan
Tim.: 4i.
Tiger Defeat Indians
in First Game of Series
ntiHt. Mar ?. 'nnllnl hilllnc !
hind Pllleil. who held t'lrvetand in fiva
safeties. nv Doirnlt a 7 in J vh lory
nvr ih. Ipiliana In iha nprninc am of
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run In Ih. arnnl tnnlnk? with ah on
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R.tt.d fnr Cnvilkl In fh.
nattrn' for I.lnilary In avant.
BallM for K.fa In ninth.
8ror hy Innlnga:
riav.land IIMIII I
DMrolt HiHl I T f
8ummary-Runa: 8peak.r. Okrilnrr,
Wood, Cohh (2), V.ach 131. ll.ilmann.
.Ton.i. Errora: fiewell. Baaalor. Two
haaa hit: Vtarh. Thr.a-ba.o hlta:
Bp.ak.r. Cobh, Homo run: M.llmann.
Ukrriffr.a: Jonra. Rlgn.y, Doublo playa:
rovalraklk- lo Swll lo Oulito, Cutahaw
to Rlgnry to Blua, Speaker to Keefe to
8ewel, Left on baaea: Cleveland. 6; De
troit. . Baaea on hallt; Off PI I let I . S.
Hlruck out: By I.lnclaev, 1; by Plllette. 3.
rllia: Off royeleakle, In 4 Innlnca: off
J.lnd.ey. 1 In ! Innlnna; off Keafa.. 4 In
Innlnirt. Wild pitch: Plllette. Lnalnc
pttrher: Coveleekle. Umplrea: Chill,
Ivilaon and Connolly. Time; 1:42.
Wetiel Holds Packers and
Denver Wins by 6 to 3 Score
Sioux City. la.. May 56 Wetiel held
Sioux City aafo at all tlm.a, while hla
teammatea hatted Teaar hard and made
It two atralKht from th Parkera, winning
hy the aroro of S to 3. 8core:
PENVKR. - I 8I0BX CITT.
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fjornm. If
Wright. 2b
kh.n-, rf
A Rrien. rf
ratterann. Sb
lunn, lb
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4 1 1 O'H.mlltnft. u 4 0 13
1 3 IHHenlntw'T, 3b .1 1
1 n in Kbh. rf
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3 0 2 1
3 110
3 i n a
4 0 R 0
3 10 3
3 S liMets. Ih
A 1 SiOHrri.rd. rf
3 10 n nnlilimori. If
1 .1 31 Palmer, lb
A 3
0i Ou.ry, o
3 Teur, p
0 0
Tot.l. 38 11 ; 141 Tot.ll
31 4 37 14
Hcore by Innlnga:
T'enwr ! o 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 H
Sioux City 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3
Summary Runs: Gomra (2), Wright
fS. O'Brien, Dunn. Hemingway (2). Elan.
Kreors: Gomea, Wright, Spranger, Hamil
ton. ( Two-bkja hlta: Gomes, O'Brien.
Soranier. Palmer. Sacrifice hit: Patter
aon. Stolen baaea: Dunn, Wright. Double
play.: Eluh to Metn, Patterson to Wright
to Dunn. Karned runs: Denver, 4: Slouxx
City, 1. Left on banes: Denver. 6; Sioux
City. 10. Basra on balls: Off Wetzel. 7:
off Teoar, 2. Struck out: By Wetzel, 5;
h Tesar. 5. Hit by nitched -ball: By
Wetzel (Ostergard). Passed ball: Query.
1'mpires: Burnslde and Fltzpatrick.
Time: 1:15.
Golf Body Would Prevent
V Ball Labelled "Official"
Washington, May 25. The United
States Golf association, through
counsel today appealed to the federal
trade commission and the comniis
; sioner of patents to Jake steps to stop
the practice of the Allied Goif Com
pany of. Chicago using the term, "of
ficial golf ball" on wrappers of balls
manufactured by it and in stamping
on such balls the numerals "162."
Baseball Dope
OFFICIAL SCORE WEEK
f ENDING. 8ATVRDAV. MAY S7.
; Western League.
. Wld. Tot.
M. T. W. WK. T. F. S. R,
Omaha x x x x x
Tulea T x 10 17
Sioux City 8 S 1 '
Denver. x x 11 11 ..
De Moinet 14 x 6 x . . . . . .
Wichita 11 x 13 24 13
St. Joseph , T S 1! 24 .. .. ..
Okl. City 13 1 3 15 .. .. ..
, National League.
Slid. Tot,
SI. T. W. WK. T. F. S. R.
Brooklyn 3 . k . IT
Phtl'phia 0 3 4 7 IS .. ..
New Tork 3 6 2 x . . . .
Chicago -0 3 x 8 1 .. ..
Boston "' I I !i x . . . .
St. Louis S 1 IS 1
Cincinnati T 1 14 2 .. ..
Pittsburgh I II 11 M T .. ..
American League.
Y , Mid. Tot
sr. t. w. wk. t. r. s. r.
Detroit . S T 18 T .. ..
St. Loula 3 11 x 14 x .. ..
Cleveland T 6 314 3
Chicago 4 3 x x .. ".. ..
Boston 1 ' S 10 x ... .. ..
Wsshton 3 611 4
New Tork 4 3 8 18
Phil phla . 1 x."
. American Association.
S Mid. Tot.
M. T. W. WK. T. F. 8. R.
Kansas City 3 6.411.5'
Milwaukee 4 T t 20 4
Indiana elia 3 4 511 x
Iiulsville 4 5 3 11 !.....
Min'upoll 10 22
8t. Paul 4 3 5 12 3
Toledo 4 3 - T x .. ..
Columbus 1 4 8 13 3 .. ..
Nebraaka State Leagne.
V Mid. Tot.
ST. T. W. WK. T. F. 8. R.
Flrbury x x I It .... ..
Norfolk x 1.x 1
Raatlnga x S 14 x ,
Beatrice x x x x x..v...
Lincoln x x x i II
O Island x I 11 4 .. .. ..
- s No cam.
New Buffalo Hurlers
DAN TIPPLE and Clarence Darrough are the latest additions to the
Omaha Buffalo pitching staff. -Tipple,
who hurled for the local entry sveraLyears ago, came to
the herd from Dallas Tex., while Darrough hails from the Wichita Falls
club. Both Dallas and Wichita Falls are members of the Texas league.
Darrough pitched the Buffaloes to
second game of a double-header here
eight hits and struck out six batters.
Tipple "worked" part of the first
in the eighth inning.
Motor Cop, Pride
Stable, Won Handsome Purses
a t Recent Tijuana Race Meet
his colors of red
Motor Cop was formerly owned
by the great Canadian sportsman
Commander J. K. L. Ross. During
his three and four-year-old form
there was not a horse on this conti
nent that could outrun him at equal
weights. Irwin opened negotiations
to purchase the great son of Colin
last fall anU finally closed the deal.
It cost the Wyoming horseman a
pretty penny to get him $7,000. to
be exact. However, he was a cheap
horse at that price for he won the
Los Angeles highwcight and the
speed handicaps at Tijuana last win
ter and burnished up his record on
Mexican soil by winning the bounti
ful sum of $5,100 in purses.
In winning these feature races at
Tijuana, Motor Cop was forced to
pack top weikht. The handicapper,
knowing his extreme speed, took no
chances with him with the result
that he was asked to tote the crushi
ing impost of 140 pounds in the Los
Golf Ikcfs
Q. Is it permissible for a player to
take a short hold on his club when put
ting, that . iP, one hand down near the
iron part and the other a foot ar so up?
It seems to me this would tend to shov
ing; the ball.
A. There are no renlnctlmm a to
place or method of rrtppin th club, so
long as the player hits, and does not
shore or scrape the ball. -
Q. Are there any well-known"" profes
sionals in this country who turned Vro
fessionals after becoming: prominent as
amateurs?
.4. With very few exception the well
known professional tn this country took
ur the Rame professionally as ministers.
Robert Grulkshank. New York State Open
champion was a, well-known IScotch am-,
ateor before he came- over her. A few
other promising amateurs hate aone In
to the game professionally, but none have
attained any real prominence.
Q. In medal play A plays on to the
green and his ball stops so clnso to Bs
ball that A is unable to putt accurate
ly without moving B s ball by the stroke,
What is the proper procedure, and Is there
any penalty?
A. Either player ts entitled to haTe the
other hall lifted without penalty; that
Is, If B ts away. A must lift his ball or
play It, If requested.
Q. Where a player plays stroke, say
for example, an approach to the green,
sees his ball stop, but does not walk im
mediately to the green, possibly stop
ping to help his opponent hunt his ball,
then later, on reaching the green, is un
able to find his ball, can he drop or place
snotber ball as near as possible to where
the first was seen .0 stop?
A. No. Inless be saw something or
somebody actually remove the hall, the
case must h treated as a lost ball and
played arcordirtarty.
Q. Am I right in my Interpretation
of the answer to a recent query that
where a player strikes a ban as It rolls
from the tee. the stroke does not count?
A. No. If, while a player is 111 the act
of making bis swing, the ball rolls from
the tea, and ha continues the swing and
hits the ball, K la tn play and he stroke
counts, hot there is no penalty for pur
ine ft ball that is snaring.
4
a 4 to 3 victory over Denver m the
last Sunday. He allowed the Bears
game last Sunday. He was relieved
; - .
all i
of C. B. Irwin
MAHA turf fans will witness the running of one of
America's greatest sprinters during the Ak-Sar-Ben
meeting here next month when C. B. Irwin elects
to send his mighty Motor Cop to the post sporting
jacket, with white Y-6 on back.
Angeles handicap. After winning
this, race his next engagement was
in the speed handicap at five and
one-half furlongs, in which, he' car
ried 143 pounds. The weight did not
stop him for he' won in easy. fashion
from Bullet Proof, Sister Susie, Fur
below, Head Over Heels and others.
Motor cop scorea nis inira straigm
victory when a few days later he
picked up 145 and defeated a select
field of sprinters at six furlongs. He
gave everything in the race a "ton
of weight," yet he beat them as easily
as breaking sticks.
When Motor Cop arrived ,here
from Tijuana he was' given a -much-needed
rest. For dayj he ltd the
life of ease with nothing to do but
to munch his jiay and oats and -gain
flesh. Todav he presents a picture
of health. ' That his vacation from
under the saddle has done him a
world of good is evident by the man
ner in which he plays of a morning
while taking hisiexercise. He is as
frisky as a yearling colt and Jockey
Manders, who has the task of gal
loping him, reports that he has his
hands full trying to keep him on the
ground.
Saunders Succesfully ' .-. v
Defends Tennis Title
Boston,, May, 25. Clarence W.
Sanders of Dartmouth defended his
title as N. E. inter-collegiate tennis
champion today at the Longwood
Cricket club. Chestnut Hill, defeat
ing Roger Carver, Massachusetts In
stitution of Technology, 7-5, 6-1, 6-0.
Safe or Out
Q The ball is hit in the air and the
third baseman runa in to catch it. bu
mis.-ea it. .The ball strikes his t-hoe and
rolls foul What is the decision?
A. It I a fair hall when it touches the
person or player on fair ground.
Q. If a runner does not touch second
base, but crosses it and continues right on
to third. s it all right?
A. No. The, runner must touch rarh
has. In regular order. Stepping orer
base la not tourhtng It,
Q. If a base runner caught between tha
bases interferes with the play by reach
ing out with his hand, is he out?
A. He la. No player can legally Inter
fere with any pla.
Q- If the pitcher makes a motion to
throw to third base while the base ia oc
cupied and does not complete the throw,
ia It a balk?
A. IS Ik not. Th, pitcher may feint to
throw to third base, hut he must take a
step toward the) baa at the aam, time.
Q. If a base runner leavea the base on
a foul which la Just caught and the ball
Is thrown to the base before he gets back.
la ha out even though It Is a foul
A. Tea A caught foul fly la
to a caught .alr fly.
Pirates Wallop
Cardinals, 7 to 3;
Landis Sees Game
Tight Hurling by Glimer
Mainly Responsible for Vic
tory Horn4iy Cell
Tenth Hume Run.
St. Luiii. My 2S.-Fittburih
took the Cardinals into camp, win
ning, 7 to today before Commi.-
kioiirr Laudi. who threw Jhe first
ball. Ulaner's itiliing prevented the
Cardinals r," finding their batting
fe. and caused the locals' fifth
ktrainht defeat. lloruly reguterfd
his luth homer wallop of the season.
Commissioner Lndi s in
guest of honor in a "Papa club
li-neiit ktaeed iut before the con
test. Hael4lls autographed by Presi
dent Harding and other prominent
men wer auctioned, the proceeds go
ing to a fund to be used in equipping
children's playgrounds here.
Kddie AuiMiuth. catcher tor me
Cardinals, made his seventh home
rim of the season in the second in-
rung. core:
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Total, 31 !' I
Ball.rl for IVHIra In fifth.
Ratted for North In kv.nlh.
IlniLd for Walk.r In ninth.
K.nr. htf lanlnaa:
Plltaburiri ,..S 0 I S 17
rlt. Mula I 1 1 S 81
Hummarvr Runa: Maranvin.. varvy
Kna, Mucllor. Orlmm. Ciooch. Horn.hy.
Kournl.r. Alnamlth. Krrora: Non. Two
haa hlia: Smith. H.athcot. Horn.hy,
tilam.r. Horn run: llnrnshy. Aln.mlth.
8aTifli;.a: Mu.ler. Ooorh. Oaln.r, Tray,
nor, Kna. Douhlo play: Marakvlll to En.
lo Grimm. Lrft on has.s: Pittsburgh, I;
M. Loula. . Baaea on balls: Off Ola.n.r,
3; off Hh.rdel. 1; off p.rilra, i: eir Norm.
!; off Hail.y, 2. Struck out: By Olain.r.
7: hv P.rtlt-a. 1. Hlta: Off Sh.rd.l. t In
A innlnga; off Prtlra. S In S Innings; off
North, none In 2 Innings: off Bailey. 2 in
1 1-3 Innings; off Wlaker, In !! In
ning. Balk: Ulamer. I.n.lng pitcher:
r-hcrdol. Vmplrea: ti-ntenelle and McC'or.
nuck. Time: i:4i.
Dodgers Take Both Ends
of First Double-Header
PhllarlelDhla. Slav SS. Brooklyn took
both ends of the firat double-header of the
aeason from Philadelphia today, S to 7
and I to . Th, defeata marked the local,
ninth atralght aetback.
Wilbur Hubbell, local pitcher, received
a fractured skull In the first inning of th
opening game when he was hit in the
head by T. Griffith's drive. He maa taken
tn a hoapltal, where his condition Ik con
sidered serious. Score, first game;
BROOKI.TV. I PHILADELPHIA
.nnk.l .nix
AB.H.O.A.
4 15 0
4 2 0 k
A 0 a OILenflurreiu. if
Johnston, 2b S
4 .1 6 Wrllitnn,. 3b 4
1 1 llKlni. of 4
1 3 OlWilker, rf 4
3 2 0!-la -, 1
1 HP.rktnton. 2b
1 2 4!ri.tcr.er. u .1
1 3 0llsll.. lb .1
n n HHmlln.. o 4
0 0 llHnhh.il, p 0
T Griffith, rf 4
1 1 II
Wh.at. If
Mv.rs. rf 5
SrhmaiKlt, lb 5
3 k
0 S
It
2 5
S
2 k
0 k
0 0
Olson, h 4
newrry, o 4
Grim... d 3
S. Smith, p 0
winter., p 4
Tottli
40 13 :i in -
I Toll!. 40 14 27 U
Batted for Walker In ninth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn . . . 1 2 1 0 2 0 2 S
Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 17
Summary Runa: .lonnston Ml, vvneai,
Myers, Olson, D.berry, Orlmes. Wright
stone. King, Walker, Parkinson,- Lealle
(2), Winters. Errors: wrigntaxone. raris-
inson. Two-base hits: King. Walker,
Fletcher, Johnston. . Three-basa hit:
Johnston. ' Home run,: Deberry, Leslie,
Johnston, Wheat. Sacrifices: Johnston
and Schmandt. Left on bases:. Brooklyn,
8: Philadelphia, 11. Baaes on balls: Off
Grimes, 4; off Smith, 1; off Winter,, 2.
Struck out: By Winters, 1; b Grimes, 2.
Hits: Off Hubbell, 2 in 1-3 inning; oft
Winters, 11 in 8 2-3 Innings; off Grimes,
11 In 7 innings: off Smth. 3 Jn 2 nnlngs.
Winnin gpitcher: Smith. Losing pitcher:
Winters. Umpire: Moran and Quigley.
Timt: 2:10. ;
. Score, second game:
BROOKLYN. I PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A. AB. HI).
Tilth, ,1b
3 1
2 1
llL.bourr.BU. If ft
0
Johnston. 2b
R Griffith, rf
Wheat, If
Mvsri. cf
Srhm.ydt, lb
Olson, ts
Frungllnr, e
Caoore, p
Totlll
5!rtrt'tilone. 3b .1
2'4
3 0
2 0
1
7 3
9 1
2 0
1 1 01 Kin,, cl
3 2 1 1 Walker, rf
2 2 11 Parkinson. 2b
0 It Olnetchtr. ss
1 1
Leslie, lb
1 S
1 0
P.r, e
3IBiiim'tn'r, p
Hetis. p
W.ln.rt, p
"Wlllisnn
14 27 12!
Totals S 10 27 18
Batted for Betts in sixth. 1 ;
Fatted for Weinert in ninth.
v Srore by innings: 1
Brooklyn " a " i "
Philadelphia v i v-v a o v i
Summary Runs: nign tsr, jonnsion,
B. Griffith (2), Wheat (2), Myers,
Schmandt, King 2). Walker. Fletcher.
Peters. Baumarartner. Errors: High, B.
Griffith. Two-bas. hits: High (2). John
ston, Wheat, Myers. King. Tnree-nas.
hit: Olson. Home runs: High. Myers,
Peters. Double play,: Johnaton to
Schmandt to Parkinson. Fletcher to Les
lie. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 8; Phila
delphia, 6. nasea on balls: Off Baum
gartner. 3; off Betts, 2: off Weinert, 1;
off Cadore, 3, Struck out: By Betts, 1:
by Cadore. 3. Hits: Off Baumgartner. 8
in 3 2-3 innings: off Betts, 2 in 2 1-3 in
nings; off Weinert, 4 in 3 Innings. Losing
pitcher: Baumgartner. Umpires: Quit
ley and Moran. Time: ' 1:58.
Reds and Cubs Play rto Tie;
Rain Stops Game in Eighth
Cincinnati. May 25. Cincinnati and
Chicago played a tie game, 2 to 2, today,
rain stopping tha contest at the end of
the eighth inning and preventing the sec
ond game of the scheduled double-header.
Both Dcnohue and Alexander were hit
freely, but were effective with men on
bases. Double-headers will be played
both tomorrow and Saturday. Score:
CHICAGO. ,1 CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A!) AB.H.O.A.
tati.ef 4 0 2 OIRumi. cf 4 12 0
Hollocher. ml 4 0 2 4 THubert, Ih 4 2 13 0
K.ll-her. 3b 4 10 i Duncan. If 2 0 2 0
Grlmn. lb 4 1 14 01 "none, 2b 4 A l.
Flack, rf 4 0 1 in H.rper, rf 3 2 0 0
Rarher. If 3'3 2 niwinao. e 3 0 4 2
Terry. 2b 2 2 1 SlCaten.y. s, 3 0 0 2
Hurtaett. e 3 12 2IPIn.lll, 3b 3 12 2
, Alexander, p 3 0 0 3IDonohue. p 3 1. 0 2
-I
Totlll 31 8 24 HI Total!
20 7 S4 14
Score by Innings:
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 I f 02
Cincinnati 0 2 0 A 0 0 6 02
Summary Runs: Grimes. Barber. Har
per. Pinellt. Error: Caveney. Two-bas,
hlta: Grimes. Barber Terry (2). Stolen
bases: Barber. Hartnett. Left on bases:
Cnicaao. 0: Cincinnati, 5. Bases on balls:
Off Alexander. 2: off Donohue. 1. Struck
out:- By Alexander. 1: by Donohue, 3.
Umpire,: O'Day and Hart. Time: 1:21.
Today in Ring History
Thirty-Two Tear Ago. - '
Joe Choynskl won from Jack Davl,, San
Frsncisco. S rounds
Twenty-Four Tear Ago.
George Kerwin knocked out Chsppl,
Jones. Chicago. 2 round,..
Seventeen Tear 'A go.
Al Kaufman knocked out Jack Sullivan.
San Francisco. 1 round.
Eleven Tear Ago.
Porky Flynn against Jack Twin Sullivan,
no decision. Slilnaukee. in round,.
Nino Tear. Ago,
Patay Brannigan against Matty McCue,
no decision. Milwaukee. 10 rounds.
Eight Year a Ago.
Mlk Gibbons against Kid Alberta, no
decliion. Syracuse. N. T.. 10 -rounds.
Fir, Tear Ago.
Jimmy Clabby knocked out Dav. Smith,
Sydney, Australia, 20 round,
Next State Shoot to Be at Omaha
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Local Woman Retains State Title
NORTH PLATTE, NtB. M.y
5. tSped.l Tel'tram.i-The
Omaha linn club t( Omaha was
awarded the VKi state trap shoot
tournament at a meeting held here
list night of the Nebra.ka Nate
itportsnian aoritivi,
At the meeting. Kay C. Kinitley
of Omaha was elected president o(
the association and l.aac Noyes was
cho.en vice president (or the coming
season.
The Valley Gun club oC HoagUnd
won the team event o( the shoot
when it nosed the Omaha squsd out
of the title by 14 birds. John Gouer,
shooting on the Omaha team, was
high for the day with' 1 95 out of a
poiMe if) rocks.
The date singles championship
Giants in Lead
by One Game
New York. May 25. The' Giants
u.ra, nn thvir win hark In I lie I'olo
grounds today after a disastrous in
vasion of western camps. The
world's champions, falling off badly
in their hitting and handicapped by
inetiective mining, lost eigm out oi
11 aiiaai att.4 liul a aithttanlial tfart
of four nam i cut to one, which
tney retained oniy oy taxing me
final game of the series from Cin
cinnati, 2 to 1, in 10 innings, after
five straight defeats.
Pittsburgh kept at the heels of the
league leaders by making it three
straight from Philadelphia. 11 to 4.
The St. Louis Cardinals, whose
slump has kept pace with that of
the Oiants, dropped ineir lourin
straight to Boston. 9 to 3.
Ladies Go to Bat
for War Veterans
Ladies of the Elks went to bat to
day for the disabled word war vet
erans when l.M) sallied forth "armed"
with . tickets to the double-header
game at League park Tuesday, the
proceeds of which go to the local
vets' chapter.
Thr wnnien will make an office-to-
office solicitation of the downtown
business district. They hope to sell
several thousand tickets in this man
ner. Th. .firirlinn at the hatchall nark
will be furnished by the police and
firemen teams, wnicn meet in one
contest, and the Townsends and
Murphy-Did-Its in the second.
Opening Game Is
Postponed by Rain
Rain yesterday resulted in the open
ing game of the Omaha Des Moines
series being' postponed. ' A double
header probably will be staged
later in the week.
Oklahoma City Protests
Defea hy Isbell's Wiches
Oklahoma City. Okl.. Slay 25. Miserable
fielding cost Oklahoma City the first
game of the Wichita erles. 12 to 9. Okla
homa City protested the game on the
ground, that Umpire Anderson failed to
declare an infield fly on Haley's popup to
Hargrove in the sixth, when Wichita
scored -six runs. Score:
WICHITA. I OKLA. CITT.
AB.H.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Smith, cf SIS 1 1 Pitta, rf 1 1 0
H,r,.r. ss 3 12 SlH.atlr, 2b 5 14 3
Wsjhhum. 2b 5 1 S SIMiddleton, If 5 4 2 0
Kut, it 8 2 1 Olftlntlardl, cf 2 2 3 0
Rlakeiley, If 5 2 3 0! Future . 3 1 3 2
Hilar, c 2 1 lILong, lb ft 2 7 0
McDowell, lb) 5 3 7 OlHirirors. u 4 17 1
r.rlffln. 3b .1 2 2 "41 Tit. 3b .4113
Be.be. p 3 10 llToum. p 4 1 0 .1
Ramsey, p 2 0 0 Ol-Msuey 10 0 0
8eU.r. p 000 0
1 Totals 39 14 27 14
Total, - 44 15 27 131 ,
Batted, for Toung In ninth.
Score by inning,:
Wichita S 0001802 012
Oklahoma City . . . .0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 o 9
Summary Runs: Smith, Berger, Wash
burn (3). East (2), Blakesley. Haley. Mc
Dowell (3). Griffin, Pitt. Heatly. Middle
ton (2). Ginglardi, Long. Hargrove (2),
Tate. . Errors: Griffin, Ginglardi, Har
grove (3). Tate. Two-base hits: East (2)
McDowell. Griffin. Long. Three-base hits
Pitt. Mlddleton. Home run: Grtffin.
Sacrifices: Tate,- Fisher, Berger. , stolen
bases: Blakesley, Smith. Bases on balls:
OffToung. 6: off Beebe, 3; off Ramsey,
2. Struck out: By Toung. 2; by Sellers,
1. Wild pitch: Young. Run and hits:
Off Beebe. 3 and S in 6 innings: off Ram
sey, 2 and 7 in 2 2-3 Innings: off Sellers,
0 and 1 in I 1-3 Inninga. Left on bases:
Oklahoma City. 10; Wichita. 12. Earned
runs: Wichita. 6; Oklahoma Citv. 8.
Umoires: Anderson and Donohue. Time:
1 5.5.
The Ring's Great
AH
New York, May . 25. Well, that
cute rascal Jack Dempsey got out of
town without settling the great
Can it be the girl in the case is Edith,
the beautiful biscuit shooter?
question. The whole world hangs in
suspense.
Was Dempsey kidding the gang
when he said he was going to marry
a girl named Edith Rockwell of
Denver?
He since has said that he was, but
there are many who are inclined to
doubt hiin.
People out in Denver wonder if
the girl is the same Edith Rockwell
who recently stopped at the Y. W.
C A. there.
The students down at Boulder,
where the University, of Colorado is
located, wonder if the lady i none
tumors woe won by .V C. Tappen
of Jlo.sLiii!. N'rb, who won in a
ahmit-oll with I'd Vainrr of Ad.ms.
Neb. after they lud lied with I'
out of a H.ihle .ts) t4igrts.
In thr li.Ht li 011 Jtl utgrts, Tap
pen chalked up a petted .cote, while
Vainer iniaaed on his .'"th .hot.
S, B. Wells of Mrrnj, Nrb, was
third with l' 5 out of a poiblc JOti,
William l.rmhrig of Roehling,
N'eli . won the uie championship m
doubles, breaking 47 out of a poi
hie 50 target., .at year this event
wa.'wnn with a 44 wore.
In the state championship for la
dies, Mrs. C. W. I'.dmi.trtii of Bali
ton won with a sioie of , out of a
possible a!'!.
Five Western and Major
League Hatters.
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Topnrcer. HI. Ijiuis .5 SI S'l 3s
(iowdy. Bieinn ....IS ;. S 21 .'"
lirlffllh, Brooklyn .22 SI 14 J4 ,3i
Dlghee. PHI. I.Utah II 12 22 4 .212
Horn. by. 81. Loula .Si 113 31 41 .371
Grand Islanders
.Lose 11th Contest
Lincoln Contributes lo Their
Long Loning Streak hy Tak
ing 1 16 toJrJV'ictory.
Grand Inland, Neb., May 25. Lin
coln administered the 11th successive
defeat to Grand Island, 16 to 4. by
outplaying it all around. Both Shook
and Mckinncy were hit terrifically.
Speaker, new catcher for the locals,
was put on the injured list in his
first game by a broken finger. Har
wood, new second, proved fast.
Score:
LINCOLN
Ik GRAND ISLAND.
All H O A I
Orr. is 5 2 2 3!Mrnie. rf 4 2 1
I'.rni. If .1 I II Hititooil. 2b 3.12
Wood, cf 4 2 2 0!SIl. 4 1 1
McCoy, lb 0-2 12 0 W.rmlaff. cf 4 A .1
Rlark, rf S 2 0 0' Latnra. 4 0 0
P-ve. 2b 4 2 2 4 R'r. If 5 13
I'naer. 3h 4 0 2 2'HedeiU'. lb 4 0 It
Conker, o 5 3 (I Oi Sneaker, a 2 13
Bill.)', p 4 1 0 3i Rob.ru. 0 113 0
. IRhook. n 0 0 0 0
Total, 41 17 27 13 MrKlnney. p 4 0 0 S
I Tot.ls 35 7 27 12
Lincoln 2 3 0 0 0 0 7 2 2 18
Urund Island 10001011 04
Summary Runa: Orr. Carrig (4), Wood
3. McCoy, Black. Unker, t'onkey (2).
Bailey (.1). Harnood (31. Roberta. Er
rors: Orr. Conkey. Latora (2)..' Scdlvlc.
Homo runs: Wood, Carrig, Bailey, Har
vood. Three-base hita: Hlack. Roberta.
Two-base lilts: Orr. Carrig (2). McCoy.
Black, Conkey, Speaker, Sacrifice hit:
Dye. Bases on halls: Off Bailey. : off
Shook, 2; off McKlnney, 2. Stolen bases:
Orr. Carrig. Harwood. Warnstaff. Runs:
Off Shook. : off McKlnney. 11. Hits: Off
Shook, 3; off McKinney, 14. Struck out:
By Bailey, : by Shook, 1: by McKlnney.
4. Left on bases: Lincoln. 7; Grand
Island. 11. Hit by pitched ball: By
Bailey, 1; by McKlnney, 2. Passed ball:
Conkey. 1. Wild pitches: Shook, 1: Mc
Kinley, 1. Earned runs: Lincoln, 8;
"ind Island. 3. Losing pitcher: Shook.
Umpire: Hawthorne. Attendance: 300.
Anderson Defeated in
British Golf Meet
Prestwick, Scotland, May 23.
(By A. P.) John G. Anderson of
New York, only surviving American
in the British, amateur golf cham
pionship tournament was elimi
nated today by W. L. Hope of
Turnberry. 2 and 1.
Willie Hunter, the titlcholder, de
feated W. K. Whigham of Prest
wick,' one up. .
First National Tourney for
Municipal Golfers Planned
Toledo, 0 May 25. The first na
tional amateur public links golf cham
pionship tournament will be heeld on
the municipal course at Ottawa park
here August 28 to 31, it was an
nounced following a conference be
tween officials of the Toledo District
Golf association, and James Standish,
Detroit, representing the executive
committee of the U. S. G. A-.
Mystery! Or. Was It
Bull?
other than Edith, the beautiful bis
cuit shooter, who used to ornamen
the kitchen and dining room.
There were rumors recently, too,
that one reason the champion became
so reticent after
making the an
announcement of
his engagement is
that a rival has
shown up on the
scene and has
been very 3 c t i v e
while the champ
was touring in
Europe.
Who ih the hat
ed rival? ' ,
And what vill
happen to him
when he and Jack
meet?
And is this Jack's In the meantime
great rival? there are those
who do -say that Jack has taken up
smoking and that the whole darned
thing is a pipe dream.
But we are not so sure it's all bull.
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New Tork, k; tVaaliingiun.4.
I'.lroil, 7; Cleveland, S.
Philadelphla-Bn.inn, postponed: rain,
Ht. Loula-Chlrago, postponed; rain.
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HI. Iaulk kt Chicago,
Cleveland at I lei mil.
Philadelphia at Bmtnn.
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Fairhury Outplays and
Outhits Norfolk Nine
Norfolk, Neb. May 25. Falrbury
opened Its firat gam her today by de
feating Elkhorn, 11 to S.
Store:
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Batted for Wisser in ninth.
Score by Inning,:
Falrbury 1 S 0 0 0 3 0 0 211
Norfolk 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S
Summary Runs: Goodman. Cleveland
f2). McDermott. Bllaa, Wlnbuah f2. Roon
ey. Barry (2). Brown. Rouse. Schutt, He
garty, Clark, McAlpln. Provost. Errora:
(ioodman. Wleser. Marr (2), Schutt, Clark.
Home runa: Provost, Bliss. Two-bask hits:
Brown, Cleveland, Wlnbuah, McAtpin. Sac
rflca hits: Wisser, McDermott, Rooney.
Cleveland. Sacrifice fly: Clevelsnd. Baaea
on halls: Off Provost. 1: off Brown, 2;
off Bramson, 2; off Wolfollc, 1. Doubl
plays: Rooney to Wlnbuah: Rooney to
Goodman to Wlnhush. Hits: Off Brown, 1
in 2 innings; off Bramson, 0 in 2 Inn
ings; off Wolfolk, 0 In 8 Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: Haggarty, Provost, Bliss.
Left on bases: Norfolk. 4: Fairbury, i.
Umpire: John Gondlng. Ttme 2:15.
Walking Contest at
Geighton Tonight
Fred Zimmerman, the Payton
Weston of Omaha, or in other words
the champion walker of this city, will
walk a special t,hree-mile match race
at Creighton field this evening.
Under the conditions of the
match, Zimmerman will walk the
three miles, while Ernest Raben
stein, Dewey Spencer and Dan Kel
lahan. the three Creighton men, walk
the distance in relays..
Play Semi-Finals of
"Medic" Golf Tourney
In the semi-finals of the Univer
sity of Nebraska medical school 'golf
tournament, Sealey beat Pillsbury
and Powell beat Freary. The finals
will be played this week.
Improved
Effective Sunday, May 28th, "The St. Louis
Limited," via Wabash, will leave Omaha 5:55
P. M. instead of 5:45. Arrives St. Louis 7:55
A. "M., as at present. Supper and breakfast served
in Dining-Caf e Car. Modern Chair Cars and
Sleeping Cars.
Train 12 will leava Omaha 7:15 A. M. in.toad of 7:02 A. M.
Train 50, Stanbsrry Accem, will leave Council Bluffs 5:10 P. M. initead of 5:00 P. M.
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141, Flaher 141. Ilonoull, (31, nfal. CI.
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4; off llailcn, 2: off Hiuarl. 1; ff llird,
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I: hy (trover. 3. Runa and tills: off Rich
niand. S and S In 4 I I Innlnga: off llauxli
land, S and S In 3 lnniii: off (intien.
and In I Inning; eff l.ellveii. A and k
In 1-3 Inning; off Bird. and In l-3
Innings. Hit hy nUt-be ball: By Rich
mond IKniith I Pa.a.d hall: Croabv.
Pniihla plas: Mi-fllnnia B"uniHn to L.ll
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I'mplrea: Ortnaby and Holm..
Champion (Unahle to Defend
Title Against Weiniuller
Honolulu, T. If.. Mav 25. Duke
Kahanamoktt. world's sprint swim
ming champion for a dozen years,
and Johnny Weismuller. youthful
paddling marvel of the Illinois Ath
letic club, will not clash in the tank
meet to be held here May 26 and 27.
Kahanamoku's friends had hoped he
would be sufficiently recovered from
a recent attack of influenza to de
fend his titles against the natatorial
assaults of his younger competitor,
but the entries closed today without
the Duke's name appearing on the
list.
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