THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, JUNE 6. 1922.
Motor Cop Scores Victory in Lion s Club Handicap at Ak-Sar-Ben Field-
Pride of Irwin
Stables .Wins
Feature Race
.Woodie Montgomery Finishes
Clow Second, While
Ikey T Cops Third
Money.
Chirlie Erwin's colon wre ar
ried to victory in the Lioni club
handicap which featured the second
day's card at the Ak-Sar-Ben track
yesterdayt by his speedy Motor Cop,
which triumphed after a spirited
drive over Woodie Montgomery.
Ikey T., flyin the silks of the Tarn
O'Shanter stable, and piloted by H.
Tullett, finished third. The distance
was a mile and one-sixteenth.
It was Motor Cop's first start of
the local season and his successful
debut in the good field indicates that
he will be one to reckon with in
races to come.
The Cop went to the barrier with
the entire paddock behind him.
Jockey Pablo Martinet was in the
pilot house and when the tape broke,
allowed New Model to show the
way for a few yards, then gave Mo
tor Cop a few words of encourage
ment and the Cop passed New Model
like a Rolls-Royce passes a flivver.
New Model followed Motor Cop
until the tliree;quarter pole, where
Sedan, another Irwin performer,
looked the Gaertner entry in the eye
and galloped around the turn after
the Cop. Sedan soon tired and along
vcame woodie Montgomery. The
latter entered the stretch two lengths
behind Motor Cop and, as he neared
the finish, Jockey Singleton applied
the whip and was gradually gaining
on the Cop as they galloped under
the wire.
' Jockey Martinze piloted Motor Cop
down the stretch two lengths ahead
of Woodie Montgomery and, as he
neared the end, was forced to give
his mount a hard ride in order to
' capture the feature race e4 the day.
Ikey T left the barrier in fourth
position and gradually closed in on
the field. He entered the stretch in
third position and was fast catching
up with Motor Cop and Wooodie as
he passed the judges. ,
Injury to Prevent Miss
1 Leitch Playing in U. S.
London, June 5. Miss Cecil
Leitch, former woman golf cham
pion, will be unable to compete in
the American women's championship
because of an injured arm. She
strained the muscles of the forearm
in the United States in 1921 and was
ordered by her physician to rest it
for several months- She did this, but
Mi resuming play for the - British
championship this year, hurt the arm
again. . -
Elmo Club Wins.
' The Elmo club of Omaha batted
their way to a 9 to 4 victory over
the Bellevue ball club Sunday aft
ernoon at Bellevue. ihe batteries
were: Elmo, Furth and Keller; Bel
levue, Kftner and Carper. The Elf
mos want out of town games. Mana
gers should call AT. 8358. , -
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Omaha placed its stamp of approfal on
racing Saturday when it turned out - a
banner crowd to greet tha return of tha
thoroughbred, , Tha official attendance,
according to the official returns In the
hands of Oeneral - Manager Charles L.
Trimble, shows that a orowd half again
a large as tha one which witnessed the
debut 'of organised racing here a year
ago, lammed tha- Ak-Sar-Ben . grand
Stand en opening day.
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- That quaint Hlssourlan, Ben Jones, has
slathered top honors for the meet to date.
Ha gathered two fancy pota with hla
Mark Oenunsio and Money. We say that's
getting off to a flytng start. Jonas has
Saw mora bangtails which are ready to
fallow In tha footsteps of their stable
mates. These have been conditioned en
bla private track at Parnell, Mo., and
. an ready to rurf every ona of them.
Jockey Espenshade, a lightweight lad
die from "Klntock," tode the first win
ner of his career when he mlxsled through
tha lane with Dolph and outlasted tha
favorite. Mildred, In that acorching thrill
er Saturday. Little Eapenshada ta ona
of tha few youngsters riding here who
haa tha advantage of tha five-pound al
lowance accorded to apprentice jockeys.
Bill Sondes, tha ltva wire manager of
. tha mutual plant, was forced to handle
hla blf store at top speed. Bill, who
got up- from sfck couch to be on the
Job. la to be complimented highly for
tha manner in which tha public's wants
wars attended to.
Favorites scored In most of the events
f Saturday and form waa really wall
kept throughout the day. Tha only long
shots were Day of .Wrath In tha opener,
and Dolph In tha final heat.
Tha first stake will be decided on Wed
nesday when the SI. S0O Ak-Sar-Ben
Queen's Plate will be decided. Thla aalient
feature le a sprint of six furlongs and
It bids fair te bring together the greatest
field ef runners that haa ever graced
the local course.
Jockey E. H. Barnes who does tha
"chauffeur1 work on the B. A, Jonea
gallopers, performed In a most creditable
manner 8atarday. He waa aboard of
Mark Denunilo and Money when they
returned to the charmed circle which la
the parking place of tha winners after
each race. -
: And apaaklng about Mark' Denunilo
makes us remark that thla 4-year-old
looks like good piece ef racing ma
terial. He wen as his rider plaaaed and
It would not surprise us to see him beat
better ones. At any rate the next time
he goes even though he ta pitted against
higher clasa of horses, yours truly la
going to have a paddle or two on his
proboscis. t. . '
Charles L. Trimble, the guiding spirit of
tha present race meeting, was all smiles
aa he beheld the bumper crowd In the
grandstand. Be waa aa boar as a bird
de In a wheat field, but found time to
tell "newspaper row" that the big at
tendance was most gratifying and that
It attested the popularity of racing ta
thla section ef the country.
That last race ef Saturday was the
nearest of near things and tha result waa
really In doubt until the honorable judges
had displayed the official numbers. With
bleed-red neetrile Dolph and Mildred
. feaght. it eat through the stretch and
the struggle waa eae that bad the moat
Mas race fans on their feet cheertac
llke Comanche Indians.
s". Tara your mattress at-least onee
each week.- This keeps the mattress
front wearing unevenly and prolongs
hi life.
Ti.-Wwmmw af- '" '
Baseball Battery of Twins
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Monmouth college, Illinois, boasts a baseball battery of twins in
Richard and Wesley Dickson. Richard usually pitches, and Wesley
catches. Both wear glasses. Thty look, act and play so much alike
that they have frequently changed positions without the opposing team
knowing it. In a recent came Richard struck out nineteen men.
By The Associated Frees.
Jake Daubert, the veteran lint baseman
of the Cincinnati Reda, has bit safely In
14 consecutive famea, makinc four blta.
Including two doubles, In the Sunday
aame atalnst Chlcai-o. He haa a record
of 23 consecutive games up to May IS
before he was stopped.
"Babe" Ruth, the home-run king,
cracked his third homer of the season
yesterday by driving the ball out of the
park for the first time this year.
Pitcher Markle of the Reds pitched one
third of an Inning against Cubs yesterday
and was charged with the defeat, having
aacended the mound after Frank Keen had
given way to a pinch hitter during the
Reda' rally.
Separated by tha narrow margin of only
a game and a half from their nearest
rivals, the league-leading Giants and
Yankees were marshaling their boards of
strategy today for another of the sea
son's crualal tests.
few World's Trap
Record Is Recognized
v New York, June 5. A new world
record of 99 hits out of a possible
100 at double targets has been recog
nized officially by the American
Trapshooting association, it was an
nounced today. The mark is hejd
jointly by E. F. Woodward of Hous
ton, Tex., and Frank Hughes of
Mobridge, S. D., and was made by
both gunners' at the . Mississippi state
championship tournament. The for
mer doubles record was 96 out of 100.
Form at
By GEORGE Wj SCHILLING,
For Tuesday's Races. Weather Clear, Track Fast.
First Bace Fire and One-half Furlongs. Three-Year-Olds and Hp. Claiming.
Ind. Horse. Jockey. Wt. Remarks.
2636 Will O' the-Wl Dority 109 If P to best form, can win.
2531 Wossle F. 104 Ran smart third in last race.
2531 Kiraherly...... Schefel ..J 104 Would appear to have fine chance.
2680 Sir John Jr .....109 Speedy for short ways. Than atops.
1513 Blue Jay 109 Old fellow which will bear watching.
.... Margaret Elnoi Richardson 102 Young filly certain to improve.
.... Mary D 109 young filly with some claas.
2302 "McMurphy. lis Sometimes goes well for a ways.
.... Onota i. McBride 104 Nt been out in a long while.
15J1 My Dream Llg" J. Allen 99 Never has done anything worth while.
2631 Darley Belle. .. Derby 104 Ran falr race a' Saturday.
Oklahoma Kid 109 Comea from the jungles.
2535 The Boy FavoiD. Hum 109 Ha speed for the firet quarter.
Arbor Day 109 No one seems to know blm.
Indicates also eligible.
Second Race Five and One-half Fur longs. Three-Year-Olds and Up. Claiming!
Ind. Horse. Jockey. - Wt. Remarks.
253S 'Mark Denunilo E. Barnes 112 Ran impressive race first start.
.... Winchester ... L. Mill.... .109 Has the most class If he's ready.
2836 Crisple Singleton 110 Is probably the one to beat.
(16l6i Tempy Duncan V, Hum ...104 Haa early speed. Apt to quit. .
153S Prospero Baby.L. Hall.. 109 Fresh after a lengthy reat.
Sea Water.... R. Spicer 109 Not been to the post in agea.
2529 Ruth Van Grimes 104 Did a fair half last time out. '
.... Brown Dick... McCorkle 104 A positive stranger to all.
1526 Fashion Olrl...F. Horn 99 At least has a pretty nsme.
.... Salvatoran , . . . W. Meehan 104 Maiden from mud running family.
1518 Tom Ellison 109 Always been a poor variety,
.... The Oklahoma! S. Carter 109 No line to be had here.
.... Kazan 109 Form has been of no account.
Indicates also elgible.
Third Race Five and One-half Furlongs. Three-Year-Olds and fjp. Claiming:
Ind. Horee. Jockey. , Wt. Remarks.
2630 Judge Budrow.F. Wilson 116 Has fine speed and may win here.
2630 Clear Lake.... D. Hurn 110 Sure to set pace. Royal chance.
2530 Rosa Atkin....W. Menders 110 Change in riders will work wonders. ,
2635 B. A, Jenee... Richardson 110 Must not be counted out of It.
2639 Jim Parmer... McCorkle 155 Should be aided by recent race.
2529 Leenrack McBride 115 Closed fast in late effort.
2631 Ed Le Van.... Beyers 116 Old horse seems up against It.
252S San Stefano 106 Toung colt, been a disappointment
2630 Innovation ...Spicer 110 Didn't do so bad In one start
2632 Marsha! Tilghi Barhara 115 Throw out last race. In trouble.
2532 Acclamation .....116 Been off form for a long while.
2632 Bob Giles Johnston 116 May improve with racing.
252 Little Tilly 110 In front of bad lot then stopped. .
2630 Tom Paxtoa in Hasn't shown a single thing.
Fourth Bare t Farlonge. Three-Year-Olds aad I'p. Claiming.
' Tn. Horse. Jockey. Wt Remarks.
(3531) Thirty-Seven... U Mills.. 116 Hard race, but may be able to repeat
Maysvtlle...... J. Allen 106 Fair steed. Best races at a route.
2530 Don Jose 115 Has early speed and may last It
(25S1) Myrtle A D. Hurn 110 If at best form can be contender
243 Little Felnter 110 Sure to be right there throughout.
2530 Little Florence H. Jones 102 Made up much ground on Saturday
1525 John R. Roche. Dority lis Old fellow not been out In long time.
2493 I. W. Harper.. Singleton 116 Might furnish a surprise for the folks.
.... Lotta O Richardson ....102 A fairly speedy filly. Watch.
.... 'Fickle Fancy 110 Wants to quit after a half mile
.... Helen Majors.. L. Hall lot Been rested and la fresh and fit
.... Last Chance. .. Greene 116 Probably in need of racing
... Overstep Rabideau 102 General form haa been poor.
.... Marlon Lewis.. L. Treat ......110 An unknown quantity.
Indicates also eligible.
Fifth Bare Six Furlongs. Three-Yea r-Olde and Tp. Parse. '
Tnd. . Horse. Jockey. . Wt. Remsrks.
263) Money ST. Barnes US Grand old fellow In fine form
C533) Kirsties Cub. ..Dority ..........117 Surely the one to defeat ,
246 Nob Suit U Mills 117 Here Is one that can surprise. '
1630 Tyranny U. Hall ill Fair horse, but hasn't been out lately.
24!S Herder D. Hurn 119 Will set early pace, but quite.
.... Haiel W Kspenshade 117 Getting ready to go a distance.
.... Florentine Scoville 117 Coming back after rest from injuries.,
.... Eddie Fuller..;.- .........112 1s untried and unknown. ,
' Sixth Race One Mile. Three-Year-Olds and Vp. Pane.
Ind. " Horse. Jockey. - Wt. Remarks
2631 Capt. Clover.. Jonea 19 Will make them do some running.
232S 'Regreso D. Hum ....112 In rare condition. WM close Strang.
ti4i Franklin...... ..ll Reported to be working tn fine shape.
253S Woodie Itontgoi Singleton 122 Very fiat; but lt'a too much weight
23nBuekhorn II... W. Menders 117 Probably a little over his head.
(253S) Day of Wrath. Rabideaa 112 Beat maidens Impressively Saturday.
2532 Balfour..... n List race will benefit him.
tlwUV. B..1- e" 113 Best races bare been ran la the mud.
Inrta.Updlke entry . . . -
Store than SO.000 fsns crowded Into
Ebberts' field to see the 8unday .clash
between the Giants and Dodgers. Tha
apectatora encroached on tha field In tha
first half of the ninth and New Tork
finished the game under proteat. Their
own ninth Inning, bowavar, gave them a
6-to- victory. .
The New Tork Olanta In the National
league and the Boaton Red Sox In the
American played errorless ball Sunday,
and each of them won their games. Tha
Chicago White Sox also were errorless,
but lost to St. Louis In 10 innings. ,-
Pitcher Charley Robertson of tha White
Sox, who pitched a perfect gams recently,
lost tough gams e St. Louis yesterday
in 10 innings, 3 to I.
MaJ. John L. Griffith, head of the physi
cal education department at the University
of Illinois, has been tendered the position
of commissioner of athletics In tha West
ern conference, a new office similar to
that held by Commissioner Landis In bast
ball. . .
Five Western and Major
League Batters.
'Western League,
? ,,. . a. ab. it.
East, Wichita 46 192 38
Manush. Omaha 45 18S S3
Bennett. Tulsa 48 203 SO
Fisher, St. Joseph.... 4 179 51
Graham, Des Moines.. 34 143 13
"National League.
B. Griffith, Brooklyn. S8 77' IS
Hornsby. St. Louis... 46 167 41
Blgbee. Pittsburgh ...42 171 29
Hargrave. Cincinnati.. 2 88 18
Gowdy. Boston 28 80 8
American League.
Blsler, St. Louis 47 197 48
Stephenson, Cleveland. 26 SO 21
Miller, Philadelphia... 39 154 3
Witt. New York 37 127 2
Speaker, Cleveland.. . .44 168 32
H. Pet.
80 .417
76 .415
79 . .389
68 .380
54 .368
30 .390
64 .883
65 .380
33 .375
30 .376
84 .427
34 .425
60 .390
47 .370
62 .369
a Glance
Buffaloes Off
on Road Trip
"King Baseball" stepped down
from the reigning sport throne to
make room for "King Horse" when
the Buffaloes caught a rattler out of
Omaha last night to be gone until
June 26. '
The Burch hirelings today were-
tpeeding toward Tulsa, where they
open a three-game series tomorrow.
Before returning to open a home
stand against the Packers June 26,
the Buffaloes will play at Oklahoma
City, Wichita, St. Joseph and Des
Moines. .
The Buffaloes showed no more pen
riant possibilities in their last home
stand than in the previous one, and
Burch is again on the alert for talent
to strengthen his curving corps.
The Buffaloes' road schedule:
At Tulss June S, T, S.
At Oklahoma City June S. IS. It, It
At Wichita June II. 14. II, II.
At S. Joseph June 17. It. IS, 1.
At Des Moines June 12. H, 14,
Two Important Metropolitan
Golf Events This Week
New York, June 5. Two of the
most important events of the season
on the metropolitan golfvig cal
endar are scheduled this week. The
Women s Eastern Golf association
championships begin today to con
tinue through Wednesday at the
Westchester-Biltmore Country club,
Rye, N. V.. and the annual Metro
politan amateur championship starts
Wednesday, with the final round
Saturday, over the links of the Lake'
wood, N. J, Country club.
Schedule of Amateur
Games This Week
SATURDAY.
Thirty-second and Dewar
I p. m First Christian Cubs ' against
Diets Memorial 8. 8.
4 p. m. First Christian against Wheeler
Memorial.
aUverrlew Park.
4 p. . Federal Reserve Bank against
airscneraun creamery.
Fonts nella Park.
t D. m. Trinity Methodist against Pearl
II. E.
4 p. in Walnut Hill Methodist against
Clifton Hill.
Miller Park.
1 s. m. Clifton Hill ST. 8.. aaalnat
Plymouth Congregational 8. S.
4 p. m. North Presbyterian against
nirsi Memorial.
Fort Omaha,
4 D. m. IT. p. Freight Accounts aaalnat
bsavenworta wercnants.
Athletic park.
4 p. m Tten Biscuit against Guaran
tee Fund Life.
West Eimweod.
4 p. m. First M. E. against. McCabe
M. . v
East Slmwood.
4 D. m. First Presbyterian aaalnat
wasteuar rresDytensn.
SUNDAY.
' Thirty-second and Dewey.
3:30 b. m. T. M. H. A against Pane's
All-Stars.
2:30 p. m. North Omaha Boosters
against Mebraks Tires.
Blrervlew Park. .
1:80 tj. m. Northwestern Bell Tela.
pnone against Betsy Ross.
2:30 p. m. Murphy-Dld-Its against
avnignts ot coiumnus.
Miller Park.
1:30 n. m Postofflc Emnloves aaalnat
McKenney Dentists.
8:80 n. m. Walter O. Clarke aaalnat
umana aees.
- FMteaeUe Park.
1:30 p. m. Barker Clothes Shan vs.
Whittle Bottling Co.
8:30 p. m. Woodmen of the World
against Lake street Merchants.
Fort Omaha.
1:10 p. m Brown Park Merchanta
against Naples Banks.
3:30 p m. Drive It Yourself against
lownsenas.
Athletic Park.
1:30 D. m. Omaha Camn against South
vmana uamp, M, w. a.
3:30 r. m. Thomas Cusaeka aaalnat
eoutn sioe Merchants,
Carter Lake Club.
3:30 n. m. Carter Lake Club aaalnat
tv. oi.t;. vommDies.
East Elmwood.
1:30 p. m Cuming Street Merchanta
against William Street Merchants.
3:30 p. m. Christ Child Center against
tunney enoes.
West Elmwood.
1:30 p. m. Beach Camn aaalnat Roclr
Springs Camp, M. W. A. v .
p. m. star Furnace againat Social
settlement.
' Carter Lake Park (Many Beach).
- 1:30 p. m. B. and M . Camp against
Magnolia Camp, M. W. A.
3:30 p. m. Leavenworth Street Mar-
cnants against corr Electrics.
Amateur Standings
AMATEUB STANDINGS.
City League.
W.L.Petl w.
Town lends - S 0 1.0001 Drive-Its 4
N. O. Boosters S 3 .625Murph.v-Dld-Its 3
K. of C. 4 3 .5711 Nebraiks Tires 0
Metropolitan League.
W.L.Pet. W.
Lake Merchants 7 1 .675 Thos. Cnsscks . 4
S Side M'ehastf S S .750 W. G. Claras 1
W. O. W. S 3 .750 Omaha Bees 0
L.Pet
4 .500
4 .429
5 .000
L.Pet.
4 .500
7 125
S .000
American League.
W.L.Pct.1
L.Pot
K.ofC.Colunbtta 5 1 .6331
Carter Lsko Club S 3i.714l
McKetmejS'tUti 4 S .5711
Betsy lots
W. W. Bells
4 .333
4 .333
3, .250
P. O. Bmplorei
Southern League,
I. Pet
Nanlti Bank 5 1 .883 T. M. B. A.
4 .833
Star Furnace S 1 .888 Christ Child Ctr. S
SoclslSetUemeat 4 3 .667 Kinney Shoes 3
Brown Pk Meich 4 2 .7 Psynes All-Stars 1
S. Side Sokoll 3 4 .429
4 .333
a .400
S .107
. Modern Woodmen League.
W.L.Pot.1 W.
Rock Sprints 4 0 1.00018. Omsha Camp S
Omaha Camp S 1 .7301 B. M. Camp 1
Magnolia 8 2 .6001 Beach Camn 0
Gate City League.
L.Pct
3 .600
4 .200
5 .000
W.L.Pet
L.Pet.
Corr Electrics
Whistles
Bsrkers
LwTsawerth
8 1
Christ Child Irs. 2
WiiliamM'ehsnts 1
CumbujM'chsnts 0
4 .333
5 .167
S 1 .893
4 S .667
S .000
4 3 .6671
Read the Bee Want Ads next.
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
OMAHA
Running Races
June 3-17
General Admission $1.00,
plus tax, including seat in
Grand Stand. "
Rasarrad Seat, Sl.SO, Plus Tax
lacluctiag General' Admission
Best Seat, $2.00, Plus Tax
Incliidinf General Admission
Rescrred Seats on Sale at
Beaten Drag Co.
Hetel Fonteaelle
Stock Yards Restaurant
Six Reset Etch Cay
Rain or Shine '
First Race 2:30 P.M.
BayeBanResulls
KKSTCRV LEAIilE. ""
bleedings,
W t. rvi I W. L Pet
at. losers .15 It .te Oaeht M U .4
sieui in 27 ll Mi uus. CMr ;l js ,tw
WIHIII4 n ,M l lloUMS W SS .417
TvlM S3 Si .t't.DesMi IS : .!
yesterday's Results.
iu Oily. 4; 8t. Joseph, 1.
Wichlis, 111 Dee lloinee. I,
No ether ssni's scheduled,
Tester's (mas.
Omaha at Tulsa.
!es Homes at Wichita,
sioux C"r at St. Joseph.
Denver at Oklahoma City.
EBRAKA STATE LEACIE.
Mendings,
W, b Ml W. U Prt.
Llnenla 14 S ,M Ixlrirt 10 10 ,.VM
Hiiiwai 14 s .teilhi.rfols 10 II .41
rsiieurr 13 10 .sis or a Wins 4 17 .241
yesterday's Beeults.
Ueslrlrs, t; Lincoln, 4.
flrand Isisnd. 1: Norfolk, S.
Hastings, ; Falrbury, 1.
Today's (iamee.
Hastings at Norfolk.
Orand Island at lseatrlce.
Lincoln at Falrbury, ,
NATIONAL LEAGTB.
hlajidlngs.
W. I,. Prt I W. L. Pet
Neat Terk 37 14 .600 1 Cincinnati 24 35 .4M
Pltuburth - 14 17 ,5.V('hlcaco 31 It .4M
St. Want 94 31 .5K.VBo.lon It 16 .41
brook Ira 18 22 .SlllPuilsdelrhlt 11 26 .34S
Yesterday's Beealts.
Boston. 4: ml Louis. 0.
Phllsdelphls, 2: Pittsburgh, 0 (railed
in iirst inning, rain).
No other games scheduled.
Today's Oaates.
St, Louis st Boston.
Pittsburgh st Phllsdelphls.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New Tork. .
AsfJERirAX LEAGUE.
Standings,
W. T. Prt. I W t.
Nsw Tork 80 17 .68IPhUsdelphlt IS 21 .475
St Louli 20 it .6171 Detroit 20 26 .435
Clerelsad 24 24 .500! Boston It 24 .430
Washington 21 25 .47SICblcass II 27 .418
Yesterday's Beeults,
No fames scheduled.
Today's Games.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standings.
W. Tj. Prt. I W. T. rt
Hlniuapolit .10 is .667 1 Columbus , 22 26 .Bio
St Psul 27 17 .614lIoulat11ls It M air
Indianapolis 27 It .60flKaneas City 20 80 .400
auiwauies in n .0421 loieao II 32 .273
Yesterday's Results.
Bt. Paul, 4; Milwaukee. S.
Indianapolis. 7; Columbus, 4.
Louisville. I; Toledo, 2.
Minneapolis, I; Kansaa City, S.
Today's Games.
Toledo st Indtsnspolls.
Columbus st Louisville. ,
Minneapolis at Kanssa City.
St. Paul at Milwaukee.
American Association.
At Louisville -
R. H. B.
.2 6 3
Toledo
Louisville
S 15 0
Batteries: McCullourh and Kachar:
ieoerry ana jneyer.
At Kansas City
Minneapolis
R. H. E.
.9 14 0
Kansas City
5 5 2
Batteries: Hsld and Mazer: Rrntuli
Acorns, wjiKjnson ana dkiii.
At Indianapolis
Columbus R.H. E.
.4 7 0
.7 10 2
Indianapolia
Batteries: Northrop and Hartley : Wea
ver and Krueger.
At Milwaukee P.. H. E.
St. Paul 4 s 2
Milwaukee 3 4 1
Batteries: Martin and Allen; Bigbee
and Myatt.
Buttercuns. huee vellnw silk nnea
trim a hat of black strsw of tha
carrle.rt nartw varietv RnUnrrune ir.
Favored by the milliners on the better
ciass nats tms spring.
Sprague Cords
for This Week
34x4 $28.84 at
the mill.
80 Believed Killed
as Steamer Blown Up
Buenos Aires,' June 5. (By A. P.)
Eighty persons are believed to
have perished in the sinkinf yester
day of the steamer Villa Franca on
the Parana river, near Posadas. At
that point the river forms the
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The vestel carried SO cabin pas
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and a general cargo.
One survivor said Ihe sleeping
passengers were awakened at 1:40 a.
m. yesterday, by cries o( alarm, and
rushed on deck to find the vessel en
veloped in flames. A few seconds
later there was s heavy explosion,
which caused the boat to fill and
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Estes, the other National Parks, Pacific
Northwest, California! A BURLINGTON "cir
cle tour" is the big bargain on the Western
vacation map.
You will enjoy the BURLINGTON its coup
teous regard for your comfort and inviting
hospitality will appeal to your good judgment.
The map shows how the BURLINGTON takes
you Everywhere West.
Special for
June 5th to 1 lth-inclusive!
Large Glass
N AVALON Grape Concentrate
Two large, delicious Sugar Cookies ,
Choice of a . Specially-Cured Ham Sandwich
or a Tasty Cream Cheese Sandwich
All for 10c
In our special sandwich we have made the first
definite improvement since that famous "Lord
Sandwich" Luncheon hundreds of years ago,
from which the name sandwich is derived.
We do not allow the butter and meat to come
into contact with each other, by using three thin
slices of bread. Two of the slices are buttered and
placed buttered sides together, then the meat is
placed on the top and the unbuttered slice of
bread added. In this way we prevent the
"soggy" sandwich. -
This sandwich is especially good for lunch
boxes and picnics for it prevents the chemical
change which occurs when meat and butter are
left together for some hours.
Offer for week of
Jane 5 to xt Only!'
All Six Restaurants
Ink rapidly nearly a mils from the
Paraguayan shore. Some of the tin
injured wam ashore. An uncon
firmed report said that the only cabin
pattengers saved were the members
of a family of North Americans and
three others
Suet which has been put in a drip
ping pan and placed in the oven to
become warmed through will keep
for weeks.
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