THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1922.
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Boston Braves
Beat Cardinals
Six to Nothing
Cither All Rum in First Five
Innings Errors by St.
Louis Contribute to
Victory.
Boston, June S. Orschfer pitched
well in the pinches today and Boiton
defeated St. Louis, 6 to 0. St. Loitit
errori. combined with timely hit,
give Boiton all its runt in the first
hve inningi off Pfeffer.
Score:
IT. torn
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Patted for prrrr in tlt'b.
Bstt4 for rurfool In .vnth.
Store br Innings:
t, Louie see ooo
Boston :....o:i eio oo a
' Summery Runs: rhrtttenburr, Crulee
(). Itotckel (1). Ilolke. Error.: Smith.
Fournler (31, Aln.mllh. Barbara. Two
base hit ' Fleok, Holk. Herrtflee hita:
Cruise, Boerkel. Chrletenbury. Double
r-iay: Poeckel lo Hoik. Left en bun:
t. Louis. I; Boston. . But an balls:
Off I'l.ff.r. I: off Bailey. I. Hue: Off
Ffeffer. I In I Inning.; off Barfoot, nan
In 1 Inning; off Bailey I in Innings.
Nirurk out: By Pfeffer, t: by Oeschger, 1.
Hit by pltrh4 hill: Ford, by Pfeffer.
Losing r-ltch.ri Pf.ff.r. Umpires: Qulg
ly and Moranl. Time: 1:41.
Ball Hard and Wins
Wichita Clouts
League Champions Trounce
. Des Moines in Opener,
by 12 to 1 Score.
Wichita, Kan., June 5. Wichita
hit Odenwald hard today, while
Ramsey was strong all the way and
the champions took an easy game
from Des Moines, 12 to 1.
Score: .
CIS MOINES. WICHITA.
AB.H.OAl A8H.0.A.
dmnan. Jb 4 S 0 tIRnltb. ef S J 1 0
Wetn.r, 8b-lf SSI SIBeum. ss 5 I 5 J
Horea. If . 10 1 Olwaahbum. lb 4 3 B
Oram, lb S S 1IE.it. rf 5 I I 0
Oman. Ib 4 S 11 OlBUkMler. If 4 0 11
Milan, cf S 1 1 OIH.I.r. o S I S 0
Turseon.it 4 0 1 1 1 McDnir.il, lb S I t 1
Tuna, rf 4 1 S OlOrlffln.Sb Bill
Bntan, e 4 11 llfUraw. p BIOS
Odrawald, pSSOll .
Benaet 1 0 0 ol Total. 43 IS V 1J
Total. M 10 SI 111
Batttd tor Odenwald In ninth,
Scora by Inning.:
Des Moln.a 009 000 109 1
Wichita, 12J 108 20 1J
Summary Runs: Breen, Berger. Wash
burn. Eaet (I), Haley (8), McDowell (I),
Griffin (3). Error. : Wagner. Milan. Tur
(on. Barter. Sacrifice hita: Blakealey,
, McDowell. Two-baae hits: Graham. Smith,
Barger, Waahburn, Haley, McDowell. Grif
fin. Earned rune: Dei Molnee, 1; Wichita,
1. Double playa: Waahburn to Barter to
McDowell, Ramsey to Berter to McDowell.
Struck out; By Ramsey, I: by Odenwald.
2. Baae on balia: Off, Ramaey. I; oft
Odenwald, 4. Left on bases: Wichita. IS;
Dea Molnea. S. Wild pitch: Odenwald.
Hie by pitched ball: Milan. Umplrea:
j Holmea and Ormaby. Time: 1:40.
Beatrice Wins Third
.. Game From Lincoln
Beatrice, Neb., June I. Beatrice won
its third tamo from Lincoln Hero today
hy the score of I to 6. The tame waa
featured by hard hlttlnt and looia field
lnt by both teame. A homo run by
Wood In the aeventh with two men on
ban won the tame tor the visitors. Dull
and Hill each clouted a circuit drive.
8-orc:
LINCOLN. BKATBK'E
AB H O A
AB H.O.A.
Orr, si
Carrls, If
Wood, of
Mi-Coy. lb
Albion, rf
r.rr. 2b
SSlnksr, Sb
Ton key. o
: Ballsy, p
Total
3 a 1 0 riser, lb
1 mqumn. as
0 0! Parker, 3b
1 l!Bninnan,cf
2 01 OI11. If
9 4lKlrchner, lb
t Slrnser. e
B OlHirket, p '
S II null, 0
0 3
S .1
1 S
1 11
0 4
0 1
3 1
0 0
'McKee .
34 10 24 0
Totals
SS 8 27 11
- mil nut. hit on third strike.
Batted for Parker In ninth.
Score by innings: ..,.
Lincoln , "1 US MO
Beatrice ,....001 010 100 S
Summary Runa: Orr. Wood, McCoy,
Zlnker (3), Bailey. Bowman (3), Dull.
Errors: Carrlt. Orr (a). Conkey, Bailey,
Qulnn. Dill. Home runs: Wood, McCoy,
Zlnker, Dull, Qulnn. Three-base hit:
Quinn. Two-baae hita: Dull, Conkey. Sac
rifice hlta: Dull, Carrlt. Base on balls:
Off Hacket. 4: off Dull, 2: off Bailey, 1.
Struck out: By Hackett, 2; by Dull, 3;
hy Bailey, 4.. Innlnga pitched: By
Hackett, 4 3-S; by Dull, 4 1-3: by Bailey,
9. Winning pitcher: Bailey. Losing
pitcher: Dull. Stolen basse: Parker, pill.
Wild pitch: Hackett. Passed ball: Con
key, Umpire: Hawthorne. Time: 2:20.
Former Champion 111
Victoria, B. C, June 5. Frank
Slavin, former champion pugilist of
England and Australia, who lost his
title to Peter Jackson, ii seriously ill
at a hospital here.
Slavin, who is more than 60 years
old, fought with the Canadian forces
overseas. He is well known as a
prospector.
Baseball F-ope
OFFICIAL 8CORK WEEK
ENDING 8ATIRDAY, JUNE M. .
Western League. ,
Mid. Tot.
M. T. - W. Wk. T. F. S. R.
Omaha . .. x .. . .. .. . . . .
Tulea . ..x ..
Sioux City. 4 .. ....
Denver . .. x .. .. ..
Des Moines 1 .. .. .
Wichita ...1 ..
St, Joseph . I .. ..
Okl. City .. x ; .. ..
National Leoguo.
' Mid. Tot.
M. T. VT. Wk. T. F. 8. R.
Brooklyn . x .. .... ..
Phil'delphta, x .. .. j .. .. .. ..
New York . x .. .. , .. .. .. ..
Chicago. .. x- .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Boston ...S -. .
St. Louis. . 6 ..
Cincinnati , x .. .. ... ...'.
Pittsburgh . x . . . . ....
American LeattMW
Mid. Tot.
M. T. W. Wk. T. r. S. R.
Detroit . .x
St. Louis. . x
Cleveland x '
. Chicago . . x ...
Boston ... x .... - ,
Weeh'ton .x .. .. : .
New Tork . x .. .. .. .
PhllDhia .x .. ..
American Asaoclatlon.
" Mid.
W. Wk. T. F.
T'lL
M. T.
Kansas City S .
Milwaukee .3 .
Indlana'lla .7 .
LcuiBville ..I .
Mln'apolia . t .
St. Paul ..4 .
Toledo . .. 2 .
Columbus . . 4 .
Kcbraaka State Leaf.
'- " ' Mid. - '
St. T. W. Wk. T. F.
Beatrlco .. t ..
Lincoln .
O. Island . . 1
Hastings .
Fairbury . S
Norfolk M y-jt a
Tot.
8. R.
4
sNo laoa,
; 4. ; .
Omaha Bee Racing Chart
DAILY PEERLESS RACING FORM CHART
(Coaaplle by Goorgo W. S(klIUagl
PreaMUg Juetge, Martm U NaUlaaaM. i.rts. A. McKklgtl.
OMAHA, Nek, Moaa.y, Jim t, l2 Secaad gay, tusaaser aMla.
WtAr.UR CUAR, TRACK 'AST.
711-F1RJT RACE four (urkwis. Purs M0. Net valus to vtaaar, I400(
kecewe. tTO third. $30, Two-y ear-elds. MaHens. Clelsalag.
Indx Hone and Owner ""Wt7llf. I l Tir. Fin. JoVkey Otis." Si '
1220 Judge Haneey I (OShanl III I
Carlos Enrique (JsnselllS I
, Pelanta I IB. MClatn) 110 I
Eapatoe It M. Jon.. I IIS T
Pauline M I (J. A. Hall) 1ST 4
Gonwltklm I tRoeedelel III
Harry Moments I 10 M l 1ST I
BUI Splvlne I R Ow.n.l 111 I
Jonee.Tem O Shant.r stable entry.
At ooet 1 Minute i off al l:44i
Haneey IS win. Il.lt plar. II IS show) Carles EnHaue IS.IO place. H IS
haw i Delsnte 14. IS .hew, Start standing, good. Won handily, second and third
driving. Winner ch. g., by 8eth-Mlnoltte. Trainer H. Tullett. Overweifbti
Enrloue I, Spirent I, Zapatoe I, Uonwlthlm I.
Judge Haneey sprinted to the front with rapid strides and showing much
peed held his opposition safe under gentle hand rids. Carlos Enrique was
a forward contender front the start and making a gams finish outstayed De
isms, latter raced In eleseet but unavailing purtuit ef tha winner and will
Improve with this effort. Zapatoa rased at an even pact, Gonwlthlm was al
ways far back.
7Cie SECOND RACE Sis furUage. Purse ISOO. Net value ta winner,
S400 at end. T0 third. $30. Three.yesr-elde sad up. Claiming.
Index Hoirst and Owner Wt."St. Il 8tr. Fin. jockey OdV. UtT
2SII Repent 4 (Seovllle Sla) 113 I
Hit Double Eye I (Sheldon) 117 S
Boreas T (S Warren) I IT 1
ISM Blue Van 1 (H. Walter) 117 S
ISIS Nellie Whitwer I (Htlll n)llB S
Rosa May Brown I (M'n) 111 10
till B. A. Jones 10 (J. Hall! Ill
lilt Caraway I (J. Kindle) 111 11
1S20 Virgin 4 fW E Carter) 111 4
ISIS Hand Sweep 4 (Kln'eher) 117 I
1S20 Boy Favorite I (Irln) 117 1
ISSI May Moon (T. Beyer) 111 11
Mutual field.
At poet H minute: off at l:12t time :24. :4S, 1:11. II mutuals paid Re
pent 17.80 win, S4.I0 place, IS.IO show; Double Era ST. 10 place, IS.S0 show;
Boreas 14.10 show. Start standing, good. Won easily, second and third driving.
Winner eh. f., by Rockview-Chulita. Winner entered for 1400. Trainer C, Seo
vllle.. Scratches, Maud H. Overweights Nellie Witwer I.
?C 1A THIRD RACE Five sod one-half furlongs. Purse $800. Net vslue ta
J'V winner. $400t second, $T0 third. $30. Three-year-olds and upClalnt
Ind.x Horse and Owner Wt. St. I 8tr. Fin. Jockey'dds. 8ft
IMS Runny Ways 4 (Seovllle) 110 t
1110 John Spohn 10 (Br.h r.) lis 1
Mooresqua I (Knebelk'p) 102
till Our Leader It (Walter.) 110 t
Flaxy Mao I (J. A. Hall) 9T 10
Will O- the Wl.p 4 (W t)lll 7
25S0 Lady Eileen 7 (S. F. St.HOS S
till Cri.ple I (F. Irwin) 110 6
1521 Sovereign Id 9 (Jee p B.) 110 11
lttl Opal Wall (Morrison) 110 4
Sen. Broderick 7 (O'rt'r) 110 S
Millard 8 S (W. Sayler 100 11
At post 4 minute.; off at 4:44; tlma :24. 41 4-5. 1:01 1-8. 1:09. II mutuals
psid 8unnyways 117.10 win. 16.50 placa, 14.10 show; John Spohn 111.10 place,
111.10 show; Mooreequa 14.40 show. Start stsndlng, good. Won, all three
driving. Winner br. f. 4, by Honeywood-Don't. Winner entered for 1400. Trainer
C. Seovllle. Scratches, Funny Joa, Tom Ellison. Overweights Sunnyways I, MIL
lard t, Eileen I. Wisp 1.
TC 7 7 FOURTH RACE Flva and ens-half furlongs. Purss $500. Nst value
JJ ' to tha winner. $400; second, $70; third. $30. Three-year-olds and up.
Index Horse and Owner Wt. St.
Walter! na (H. Crook) 110 a
- Lenieve d (B F.M'Latn) 10S 8
Evelina May 7 (A. Wil'r) 107 4
2512 Candegrey 8 (C B Ifin) 105 11
1511 Old Coin (E. F. Braden) 110 1
Indiaaola 12 (In. Stab.) 115 5
Misa Frauland I (Sheld.) 99 8
2185 Wise Judga 4 (O'S'ter) 115 10
Bucklalde 6 (E. Sterret) IIS
Homaid 4 (F. Cooper) 105 12
Mamie Van 9 (Lanra ) 10S 7
Lucky Mack 10 (M K'Uy) 110 3
At post 8 minutes; off at 4:20; time, :2t 4-5, :48 1-5, 1:02. 1:09 1-5. 12
mutuals psid Walterina 115. SO win, 116.50 place, 110.80 ahow; Lenieve 116.50
place, 110.80 show; Evelinsi May, 110.80 show. Start standing start, straggling.
Won easily, second and third. Winner, ch. m. 6, by Voorhees-Lady Atheling.
Winner entered for 1400. Trainer J. Taylor. Scratchea, Salvatoran, Pro.peros
Baby. Overweighta, Frauland 2, May 2, Buekland 8.
Walterina raced Old Coin into early submission then drew out into a com
manding lead and theron won as her rider pleased. Lenieva steadily improved
her position from a slow beginning. Evelyn Msy showed good speed and ran
well. Candegray was turned sidewaya ae the barrier aroaa and was away
poorly. Old Coin stopped after a speedy half. Miss Frauland was away in a
tangle. Wias Judge began poorly.
2D FIFTH RACE Liona Club Purse Five and one-halt furlongs. Purse
LJJV 500. Net value to winner, $400; aecond", $70; third. $30. Three-year-
olds ana up.
Index
Hone and Owner Wt. St.
2424 Motor Cop 7 (C. B. Ifin 112 3
2524 W. Montgomery 9 (I n) 105 2
(1817) Ikey T 4 (T. O'Shant) 112 4
2490 Capt. Clover 8 (Lovell) 108 5
2482 Sedan (C. B. Irwin) 105 8
1527 Mew Model 7 (G'tner) 92 1
At post 1 minute; off at 4:48;
mutuels paid Motor Cop 14.00 win. $3-00 place, 12.10 show; Woodie Montgom
ery 16.80 place, 12.40 show: Ikey T. 12.20 show. Start standing, good. Won
all three drivinc. Winner h. h. 7 Uncle-Xareo Trainer C. B. Irwin. . Over.
weighte. Woodie T.
Motor Cop disposed of New Model quickly and opening up a gap held swsy
from there on but had to- be carefully nursed by his rider in order to last.
Woodie Montgomery came with a cyclonic rush and was rapidly overhauling the
winner at the finish. Ikey T came around the leaders entering the stretch then
finished faat. Cat Clover closed a huge gap and showed a promising effort.
Sedan after being away slowly was rushed to forward contention and tired
finally. New Model beat tha gate and had high early speed.
OCOQ SIXTH RACE One mile and one-sixteenth. Purse $800. Net valui
t-tJ' to winner, $400; second. $70; third. $30. Four-year-olda and up.
Index
Horse and Owner Wt. St.
2522 Dainty Lady 6 (C. Irwin) 110 5
W G M'Clintock 4 (Ster.)U2 7
2582 North Shore 4i(L. Erb) '100 2
Cork 7 (E. J. Looper) 110 t
Starkey 8 (F. Sheldon) 115' 1 1
Capt Hodge 7 (J Dolph) 107 10 10
Honolulu 7 (F Smyth) 103'
Milton Roblee II (Bros'rsJllO 4
Old Rose 8 (Mrs. Rice) 110 8
Humming Bird 12 (Spi er) 102 8
At post 1 minue; off at 5:16; time
mutuels paid Dainty Lady $3.80 win, 18.00 place, $2.80 show; W. G'. McClin
tock $5.70 place. 18.60 show; North Shore $2.90 show. Start standing, good.
Won all three driving. Winner b. m. 8 Celt-Albertola. Winner entered for
$800. Trainer C. B. Irwin. Overweighta, Rose 3, Honolulu 8, Roblee S.
Dainty Lady waa reserved with for the first half mile then moved up
steadily and standing a long hard drive outfinished W. G. McClintock in the
final stride. The latter rushed into the lead passing the half and only re
linquished it right at the end. North Shore saved ground on all the turns and '
ran a good race. Cork finished resolutely. Starkey showed speed for throe-,
quarters then fell away. Capt. Hodge closed a gap. '
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Claiminf.
Tuesday's Ak-Sar-Ben Entries
Third Pay. Tuesday, June 6, Omaha,
Ak-Sar-Ben Entries :
FIRST RACE Five and one-half furlongs.
Purse $500. Claiming. Three-year-olds
and up:
1S21 My Dream Light ; 99
Margaret EInore 12
Onota 104
2531 Flossie F 101
2531 Darley Belle 104
3631 Ktmberley 104
Arbor Day J09
1613 Blue Jay .; 109
Oklahoma Kid 109
2536 Will O' the Wisp 109
2535 The Bov Favorite : 109
S530 Sir John, jr 109
Also eligible: . -
Mary D "
2302 McMurphy ... HI
(14)
SECOND RACE Five and one-half fur
tonga. Puras S00, Claiming,
Three-year-oldk and up:
1526 Fsahlon Girl 99
Brown Dick 104
(1518)Tempy Duncan 104
Salvatoran 104
2529 Ruth Van 104
Winchester .....109
1111 Tom Ellison 109
The Oklahoman 109
1529 Frosperos Baby 109
Sea Water 109
Kaian ., 109
3536 Cri.ple .110
Also eligible:
2529 Markk Denunslo Ill
(II)
THIRD RACE Five and one-half fur
longs. Purse 1500. Claiming
Three-year-olda and up:
2529'6an Stefano 101
5J0 Clear Lake 110
2330 Innovation ...110
262S Little TUly ..........110
Great Western Road
' . Changes Train Time
' A change of schedule which tctok
effect June 4 on the Chicago Great
Western railroad includes the follow
ing changes: ' - ---- -
Train No. 12, "Twin City Limited."
leaves Omaha at 7:40 p. m. instead
of 7:30 p. m, arriving in St. Paul at
7.07 a. m. and Minneapolis it 7:47
a. m. Westbound train No. 11 "Ne
braska Limited," remains on the
same schedule, leaving Minneapolis
Tull.tt ltt.t
S'
!
SI
T
t
S' E. H. Barnet
!1 l J. Carrol I IS. I
4' 4 1. Gniber 1III-I
I S) Richardton 41 IM
I' ( H. Lun.ford I TS-I
S T K.p.n.h.de 14 10-1
II I R. Scorllle IO.O0-1
tima ttl l-l.
:4I. II mutuals paid Judge
irTi' li
41 4 41 21
l" 6i S I
R. Seovllle I SO-1
L. Hall I.SI-1
EH Barnet S 60-1
W Menders I0.TS-I
H. Lunaford S.ILl
L. Mills 7.40.1
Richsrdaon II 41-1
F. Truklll II 01-1
E. Barham t.SO-1
J. Rabideaa
D. Hum 25.40-1
T. Beyer
7 7 k 4"
R S I' SI
Sk SI 7' I
SI S 7
H 1 1 S' S
S 1 S
J0 10 10'10
i 9iii.n
11 11 11 11
II 1' U 1 L. Mille T.75.1
21 I' I' T. Johnston 18.15-1
S'i Si 8! 8
4' 4i 21 4
8 7 51 S'
B. Scheffel 4.S0.1
W. Menders 2 70-1
Richardson
R. Dorlty 4.10-1
J. M' Bride 12.00-1
J Singleton 2.80-1
W. Varley 88.90-1
E. Barham 58.00-1
F. Derby 1 02.15-1
J. Allen
S'i i 71 SI
7' 8 8 7'
St 8' 41 8
Hi 10 18 9
Si Si 9 10"
II 11 11" 11
10' It 11 11
1 I Str. Fin. Jockey Ode. Stt
1" 1 1 1 W. Varley 'S.80-1
tt S'i St 2 J. Carroll
Si 2 2" Si T. Shockly
7 0 4-t D. Murn
4.85-1
8.95-1
S7.00-1
8.75-1
1.60-1
23.76-1
20.45-1
2'i 41 4 6' E. Barham
B b t Li.
Mille
8" 7 7
7i F.
S H.
Wilson
Tullett
Gruber ;
91 9 8 H,
10 10t 8 9i J.
11 11" 10 10; T.
TraikiU
12 12 12 Hi F. Grimes 181.00-1
4i 8i 11' 12 J. Rabideau 68.00-1
i i j Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
1J 11 1 lk P. Marlines 'LOO-l
4 4' 21 2' J. Singleton 11.95-1
6 6 81 8" H. TulletU 1-40-1
8 6 6 4'! H. Jones 15.80-1
8J 2i 4 b D. Hum
21 3 5" 6 F. Horn
16.45-1
time :23. :46fe. 1:00 Vk. 1:08U,
S2.00
j i I Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
7
2t
3'
gk 4 2n j. j). Hurn .90-1
Vi li l1 2 J. Carroll 11.15-1
S3 31 3li 3-"i B. Scheffel 3.00-1
61 4
5"6a 4 L. Hall ZZ.1D-1
21 2t 4i 51 H. Jones 16.50-1
9 8 8 61 C. M'C'kle 24.10-1
8 8" 7t 7j 7a l, Mill, 19.60-1
61 5t 6 61 8jvT. Johnston 85.20-1
4 7l 9 9 9 B. Barham 43.35-1
9-110 10 10 10 R. Spieer 49.60-1
25, :49, 1:16, 1:43, 1:S0. $2.00
2530 Sou Atkln
2529 Lsenrack ii,
2530 Tom Paxton . T'iir
2531 Ed Le Van .. . lis
2529 Jim Parmer . . . 11?
2532 Marshal Tllghman .!'.'.'. .'. il". ill
2532 Acclamation 115
FOURTH RACE Six furlonga. Purse 1500.
Claiming. Three-year-olds and up:
Overatep ....102
wi u ..T02
Helen Main.
102
,.; m
..; 105
110
110
110
115
115
115
115
no
115
Purse 1500.
........107
Ill
113
..f.17
117
, 117
119
..122
2530 Little Florence
Maysville
(2481)Myrtle A
2493 Little Painter
Marlon Lewis ,.
1525 John R. Roche
2493 I. W. Harper
(2531)Thlrty Sevea
Last Chance
Also eligible:
Fickle Fsncy
2530 Don Jose
FIFTH RACE Six furlongs.
ruuivMr-umi ana up:
Hazel W .
1530 Tyranny
(2530)Money
2465 Non Suit
Florentine 4.........
(2532)Klrtiea Cub
2485 Herder
Eddie Fuller
(8)
SIXTH RACE Mile. Purse $500
year-old and up:
3538 Capt. Clover
(163DN. K. Beal
(252l)Day of Wrath
2826 Regreso
2533 Balfour
(2301)Buckhorn II
3448 Franklin
2538 Woodie Montgomery
Xlrwln-Updlke entry.
Apprentice claim allowed.
Three-
....109
....112
-.1.113
...X113
....116
...X117
....117
,....121
at 6:50 p. tn. and arriving in Omaha
at 7:44 a. m. r
The daylight service between the
Twin Cities and Omaha is scheduled
as follows:
No. 16 leaves Omaha at 7:30 a. m.,
arriving in St. Paul at 8:10 p. m. and
Minneapolis at 8:45 p. m.
Eastern Local, No. 6, leaves Omaha
at 3:40 p. rn., arriving in Chicago at
7:30 a. m. No. 5 returning to Omaha,
leaves Chicago at 10:30 p. m. and ar
rives here at 3 p. rr
l P lr H
Grand Island 4
Hurler Allows
v Only One Hit
Pitcher " Shook Hurli Good
Ball Agtioit Norfolk
Wini by Score of
v 1 to 0.
Grand IiUnd. Neb., Tun 6.
Shook. Grand Island twirle, set
mark for pitchers performing in the
Nebraska State leagui when he held
Norfolk to a single scratch hit,
hard one, which bounded off the
third baseman's glove, and Grand
Island won, I to 0. The lone run
came in the eighth inning, when
Roberts singled to center and scored
on Robertson's long drive to right
center for two bases.
Score:
xoaroi.K t
OtlKD I8LAKD.
as. sj,u a
au n o a.
Wlaaer, lb I I I 0 ftokea, tk 4 119
Aibrtn.M S 0 S IKriada B '4 0 4 1
Mate. 3b I S S e' H'.raaurf. Ik 8 19
ll. Alrtn, lb SSI tir.lm.UwSk If i a I s
Hmil'rf 4 S t I1 MM., a. Mil
HiKr. If I S 9inarr. rf S 0 I 6
Claire, rf S S I OUtut rer. Ik $ 0 II I
Hwwif, lb S a S t Rnbens.e S t I J
West. I S S 9SBOOS.P 1 ' J
'SJt J J J TOUIt 5 lit 14
Totalt lf"S4l , .
Batted for Stuck.r la ninth.
kero by innlngt:
Norfolk .60S SOS g
Orand Island 00 Six 1
Summary Runt Roberta. Errors: Wis
tor. Atherton. Melt (I). Two.bsso bltai
Robin, Wlaaer. Haerlflca hlta: Atherton,
Weat. Baee on ballet Off Dpeeee. li off
Shook. S. Stolen basse; Msrr, West. He.
Alpln. Double plays: Mela to Kupper,
Kranda to Kupper to Kranda. Struck out:
By Shook, 4; by 8peece, S. Left on
basea: Norfolk. I; Orand Island, 4. Earned
runa,: Orand Island, 1. Umpire! Oonding.
Williams Holds
Saints to Six Hits
Sioux City Wins Opening
Game of Season From
St. Joseph, 4 to 2.
St. Joseph. June 5. "Cy" Williams
,lt U Cainta tn aiir hits and SioUX
City won the opening game today, 4
7 c::n,,v ritv wnn hv takinor ad
vantage ot errors oy tne saints
Score
BIOCX CITT. . ST.
a n o A I
JOSEPH.
AB.H.O.
Hamilton, ae 8 0S alOlsen. lb
t 0 19
Hemlatw'y.lb S
0 0 lirorrlden. If
El.h, cf S
Mats, lb S
S 4 linaber. rr
111 01 Bonowlts. cf
1 I o! Derate, as
0 0 JIMcDonsld. Ib
1 S O'Sutsnaon, 2b
1 4 OjOrsbowakl. 0
S 0 2 Undbera, p
Maulck. rf 5
Palmer, lb S
Roblnaon, If 6
fthaniltat. e 9
Williams, p 4
Totals 34 8 ST 131 Totals 81 8 2T 1
-,.8f?r .? ,nntn,: ma inn ooj-I
St. Joseph 004 (l10 0101
ummary Runt: Hamilton. Heming
way. Elsh. Shangling. Fisher. Tefate. Er-
rora: Olson, iiouonaio i. v.;-."
r.arnea runs; biwu. " r '
n. on belle: Off Llndberg. 4: aff
Williams. 4. Struck out: By Llndberg. S;
bv Williams. I. Left on bases: Sioux
City. 12: St. Joseph. 6? Wild pitch: Llnd-
ir' ..' r v.... kit. .h.n.llni. E ah
Williams. Stevenson, Fisher. Three-base
hit: Fisher. Double play: Elsh to Palmer
to Meta, Flaher to Olson, Palmer to Hamll.
ton to Meta. Sacrifice hlta: Shangling,
Hamilton. Hit by pitched ball: Hamilton,
by Lindberg. Stolen basea: MetB, Hamll-
ton. Umplrea: Anderson ana xionsauo.
Time: 2:00. , (
Hastings Hits Brown
Hard and Wins, 9-3
Fairbury, Neb., June 6. Hastings hit
Brown almost at will today and made It
two out of three from Fairbury In the
i.st Mm of tha aeries, winning S to 8.
Knapp knocked out a home run with one
man on ease in ins lourin inmng
8core: vrASTivnfl I FArajirjRY.
Amen, cf
Denton, as
Johnson, rf
Knapp, 3b
Holly, lb
Tomes. 2b lf
Smith. lf-2b
Willets. o
Peterson, p
6 0 4 0 Koohay. si 4 1 s
Cleveland, lb
McD.rmott, e
Dials, cf
Reichle, If
0 1
1 T
1 0
S 8
1 II
0 0
0 s
1 0
5 3 1
B 0 10
S 3 0
3 1 3
5 16
5 10
SlWlnbu.h. lb
OlOoodwin, Jb
Barrowman, rf -Broim,
p
Totals 37 11 IT 9 Total!
S3 S 2T 16
Hasting. 023 200 0J1 9
Fairbury 020 000 0108
m .... V..M., rt.ntAn. ..Tnhnaon.
Knapp (2), Tomes (2), Smith. Willetg
(2), Bliss (2). Wlnbuth. Errors: Rooney.
Cleveland. Home run: Knapp. Three
base hit: Bliss. Two-base hits: Tomes,
willets, Peterson. Sacrifice hit: Goodwin.
Baae on balls: Off Peterson, 3: off Brown,
a stolen ban: Barrowman. Double
clay: -Brown ,to Rooney to Wlnbush.
Struck out: By Peterson. ; by Brown, 3,
. , .... t.i,knn, Q UoKnt, 10.
Hit by pitched ball: Smith, by Brown:
Bliss and Goodwin, by Peterson. Paaaed
h.n- willets. Balk: Brown. Earned
runa: Fairbury, : Hattings, 1. Umpire
Snyder. Time: 1:51,
Week's Record of
Major League Games
The week's record of tames played and
lost, totether with runs, hlta, errors, men
haee and runa acored by oppon
ents. Including games of Saturday, Is at
follows: ;
American League.
P. W. L. R. cmfwyp
P. W. L. R. H. IS. LB. OK.
.6 3 3 23 60 6 40 24
New Tork .
St. Louis .,
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland . ,
Chicago
..8
..3
..8
..7
..8
..8
93 13
23 2
94 11
70 13
71 7
86 8
68 19
Boston
.8
National League,
P. W, L. R. H. E.LB, OR
New Tork
Pittsburgh
St. Loula
91 17 51
.....T
73 , 65
..6
.63 7 41
Brooklyn ......7
68 10
97 16
67 5
67 S
46
65
Cincinnati 8
Chicago ..7
Boston s
Split Seconds
First McMurphy, Blue Jay, Flossie F.
Second Mark n a n ,i n 1 n I? '
Baby.
Third Till.- TttMenw r1.. - v .1-. a
Stefano. ,
Fourth Don Jose, Maysville, Thirty
Seven. Fifth Non Stilt, Money, Klretie's Cub.
Day of Wrath.
Schilling's Selections
Firat Will a' tha W(. TU..I. v v,.
berly.
6Mn4 Wlmhut.. vs.... ,
Crispie.
Third Judge Sudrow, Clear Lake, Rosa
Atkln.
Fourth Thirty-Seven. Maygville. Dog
Joae.
Fifth Money. Xirstles Cub. Non Suit.
Sixth C a p t a I n Clover, Regress,
Franklin.
Milady's Selections
First Mary D., Will o' the Wisp, Blue
Jay.
Second Mark Denumlo, Crispie. Sea
Water.
Third Rosa Atkln, Clear Lake. Madge
Bud row.
Fourth Maysville,' Thirty-Seven, Don
Joae.
Flftlj Money. Ktrstle's Cnb. Tyranny.
Slatb Captain Clover, Franklin, Re.
greao.
Read The Bee rr. tlie way
through. You will find it interest
Wife Deserted by
Mate in EstesPark
Omaha Husband "G.1U" Jest
of Spouse on Flivver Tour;
Hain't Been Seen Since.
Mrs. James Fopeti, 39.M North
Twenty-ninth street, has atked Oma
ha police to find her huibind, James,
Si. factory worker.
Popeti got so homesick while on
a flivver tour of the weit thst he
(eft hit wife sitting on the stoop of
a lodge in Estes Park, Colo,, and
started bark to Omaha in the flivver
May 20. only two weeks after they
began the tour.
Popett told his wife he was so
homesick for light of Omaha he
could scarcely stand it
"There were beautiful mountains,
TRAVEL and RESORTS
0'NeUl Club Picnic
The O'Neill club of Omaha will
hold its annual picnic next Saturday
at Krug park. This organization ii
compoed of former residents of
O'Neill and Holt county.
The speakers at the picnic wilt be
United States Marshal D. H. Cronin
and Mayor J. C Dahlman. The city
commissioners have been invited. A
Belle Ide Resort
Isle Royal
Lake Superior's busiest re
sort Fishing lake and brook
trout, and nature's most won
derful spot. Full of thrills
and things different
For full information in
quire at the Foster Travel
Service in Burgess-Nash Co.
store.
For reservations, write
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Canadian Racific R
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Just another way
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readers best
limply wonderful icenefy," Mrs.
Popeti Hd )(terday morning, "and
t believed we were having s wonder
ful time. Why. when the ivn came
up ever the mountaini and the clouds
btfcait to roll past superb,"
Popeti. however, longed to see the
street and motor cars slip through
Twenty-fourth street. lie couldn't
forget the little brown hen and her
brood of chickens scratching at the
side of his pretty little eottsse home.
"If you feel that way, why don't
you go." his wife said, joking. "I
won't go."
Popeti accepted the joking chal
lenge, slipped out a door and sped
away in the flivver.
Mrs. Popeti, who came back on a
train, hann t iten hint since.
She can't understand her hus
band's odd behavior for he had
planned an extensive trip, even pack
ing household goods in a storage
plant.,
Bee Want Ads Are Deit Business
Boosters.
banket luncheon will be served in the
evening, followed by speaking and
music.
Clark's Cruises by C P. R. Steamers
CLARK'S 3rd CRUISE, JAN. 13, IMS
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R ,ka I M r-v.u.j . L - a .at
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Ma. 14 dsn ta Japan. Co lee. Meade, Java.
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p
Three Workmen
Overcome by Gas
Trio of Shoveleri in Storm
Sewer Ditch Fall Over
Unconscious.
Three men were overcome by gas
while woiking fn a storm sewer ditch
at Sixteenth and Yates streets at
2.20 this afternoon. The men are:
Frank Peak, laborer, 281! Ohio
Hreet
Martin Lynge and Julius Kelson,
374 J North rorty-fourth street.
The men were digging a ditch be
ing constructed for the city by Con
ley & Fitch, contractors. They
had got down seven feet deep when
they became sick and made their way
to the .surface. On reaching level
ground, they fell over unconscious.
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Through aleepera on fast limited triin from
Omaha right to park entrance
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fee informs tiea ask
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Police were called and the trio
removed to Lord Lister hospital
where they are under the care of
Dr. Earl Connelly.
In digging the ditch it is believed,
the men struck a dead gas line feed
to an old lamp post, and caused
leak,
Affidavit hy O'Bryan Filed
on Behalf of 'Potash Quartet
Attorneys (or the "potaih fluartet,
W. A. McWhorter. W. G. thipley, .
Jacob Matte ajid Charles Wohlberg.
filed additional affidavits in fedfral
court, yesterday, seeking to prove
misconduct on the part of J. II, Staf
ford, one of the Jurori who convicted
the four of using the mailt to defraud.
An affidavit signed by R. C.
O'Bryan, former secretary of the de
funct Great Western Tire and Truck
company, sets forth that Stafford
twice complained to O'Bryan that
Chipley and Maie had not been
proieuited for alleged irregularities
tn this company.
ssttie Pacific
Funher iniomuaon from local tietgitlilp
agacta or
K 8. El worthy, Geo. Aft, S, 8. Paw. Dent,
40 N. Dearborn St, Cago .
! to
as n was m
innint
National Park
"a
Yellowstone! Nature's unspoiled
masterpiece 1 . .
A wonderland where incredible things
happen amazing geysers shoot 200 feet
skyward; numberless pools sputter and
boil;"paint pots" of liquid clay heave and
splutter; petrified trees stand as when
growing. And crowning all is the match
less, inexpressibly beautiful Canyon with
colorings no man can describe. -; f
These are random features of the wonders
Yellowstone unfolds. Let them call you to an
unforgettable vacation. You can make this
Grand Circle Tour
For tbt Price of a Tic&tt
to Yello wsteae Alone
embracing Yellowstone, Ogden Canyon, Salt Lalce
City, the Royal Gorge, Glenwood Springs, Colo
rado Springs and Denver the scenic high-spots
of the West, an advantato eaccusve to the
Weat Yellow ton route.
Or, If going to the Pacific Cosst include a side '
trip to the Park from Salt Lake City, Ogden er '
Pocatello. ,
UltM
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