THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 19:2.
5
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Timers Bunch
Hits and Easily
Beat Athletics
lieilmano Get LipLth Home
Kun of rMn ind Vrarb
MAe Circuit Clout
Uith Three on.
!'trOit. Mich. June 6 Detroit
1 unr hed h-ti on Hut? nd Va-isio
lci'iv a.nj defrS'td fafhA 1
!(i '.. 1'iUett- hoid.ri the Athletiis t
hll . IWinwra fcs hi entofc
h " f run cf -ht ea f the f-M m
i.trj and in tlf eg'nh each hit :or
n'curt wtrn ire ti.-es iu!'..
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sw-ora by manga. ... ,
l.nit i" 14 Ml 14
a-ummar-y Runs: Weleh. Blue .
.tonee t:i. Haney. Cob '3' Twh Heil-
:. fuwtuiw. rii: eito-:
Hiilgv Ool'li Ift-bw BHa: ITsee.
i..b Elue. Tnreeneae "' Jew. Co,
w.irn Home runs Heliman. vi h Se--r.r.r
tit. Vrath, Piiieue cutahaw. Heil
lusn Iwiple playa: Terriaon t Tunf
10 Heueer. Pilietie tn Fllt' la Blue
1-cf. on ktm: Philadelphia. 11: Itrett
I. Baa on balia: Oil Hasty. J. err Tar
ran 4 off P.lletle 4 Struck out: By
P.,.et:e. f. Hits? Off Hasty. I In 1
inuiae-. eff Tarrlenn. in I trmir.gA. Hit
l.v pitched bell. Blu nd Cobt. b. Tr
rmon: Hur. by PUIen. Lotn pitctr:
!:.. impire: Momny, Connolly ui
lineii. Tim- t:B.
Shocltr Vine Twelfth
Came of Season From Boston
f-. 1.ou:k. .lune e ri Bhorfeer ti
oj liuii( uti fc; vlrtorj of th e-
m.a b lh BronTH OrJeatMl Bt
:n - Iibf ttMi f'' tmn TohB
.ic:i.a ih Bnnni tndty fir Mk'
puni'iiKini) -fsuinn from T-ruxnpoU with
mjiiro flunnc th Irtroit-ft. Loan
nt Jnrobnn h:t a horn rur In th
first lb mm on C'Roorlif'i flnve
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SuirmAry Eun: mirn. O'Eoort. To-
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ffiHlr Kotti tupf: JrobMi.
n trti Btotm mmrm: Bmler. MrMaTina.
Fn-Ifl ttt: GrhfT lft rro bun: Bo
"n. . St, Lnum. B on ballt: Off
PfniO'V., :. Stnuk ut: By Prrnock, J:
hv r!!nt"n. 1; 5 Pborkrr. 1 Hlt: Off
PTtri4wk hi 7 tmiHirr: off Fnllmon,
1 In 1 innini. Ltwiiir rltrher- Pennork. ;
Vir.pirc: Ki.l!!a Evn. Time: 1:44.
Home Run in Eiehth Inning j
Breaks Up Pitcher6 Duel :
ClwlBtl. 3avr S. A honif run br
Pm Kirr vtih Bush on haw in tb enrhth
Itinmr brok up a p!trbor' battl tor
hrtwB F.rirkinn snfl Coelll n4
WhtlirtoB Artntre Clrte'.and, I to n.
In the flrrt rnf of thf wrien Pecfcln-5-Aurh
out of the rune witb an ln-ju-3
bark.
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TntaH 3 4 M I
tttfl for Covflfakia in eirfctb
Battofl for I Sewetl to eirbtb.
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Scora bv tcnlPFs:
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Clri-aianfl
PamniarT Kotip : Buab
an nan til I :
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P-ire. Ghat-rtty. '
Erriira WatnbacanaB. Ptppbenaon.
tiaw hit: Oarflnor. Horna run
Two- :
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Ptolm bane: Evana. Rarr.fica b!ta:
Gharrltr. Harria. TVBTr.bapanaa.
playa: Juflea to Lamntta to Jutire.
Smtlh.
tiouMa
Erick-
ao nto Harrta bo Jufltra.
Loft on haafv:
WaphtiTirtor.. S: Ciavnana L Baaa on ;
balla: Off Erlckaon. 1 Struck oot:
Cov-lakie. 5: T Barbr. 2. H!ta: Off
Covolaak . ErnS InnirEt: off Barby. J ;
in 1 Tininc rmnira: Owen anfl W'alfb. ,
Lna:nr xutcbar: Oovailtit Tlnif: 1:42. '
i
Yankee Invade Vest and
TThite Sox Are Victims i
Chirrrn. Jon f Tork atarta tta
frat invaainn of tha wart with a 2 to 1
vlrtorr ovar Cbiraro Tha "ocals outhT
1ha vtaitora bot were unable to bunrh
thtrn rxpt a one tnrinc. wbn tby :
anvd tbmfie'vea from a ahutout. Tha t
Tankaaa bit Fal-ar aafafy In only Ihrea
irn'nra. tr they rfciptrad aarb ttrn
vuif! rrackfd oat h.p fntr-tfc hnmpr of .
tb M-uwn. wbila Bart P.utb farmed twit-e. i
rrila out on another opf-hamn anfi made i
P-runk bark trr- to the fepoe for a Una
fir-- tn bta other time up.
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J.TT TrmK ' CHICAGO
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PMitt. aa
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batted for Fa her !a e.ghth.
Raa for Sheely in ninth.
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Rror bv timings:
v.w Tork
Chicago
Rurr.rrarv Rnna- Y
on Error: iostll.
OP3 3 oa 1 na 3
... (WO PI P 1
tel. Pipp. John-
Two-ba hrts :
-cck H ryt. Collins
Home run:
Men-
ftarrtfire h't: F-rn. rtmble piavs:
.-o-t To Pip -2V L t on bases: Str
o-si 4 Ct rr. 7. Bks on bails: CTf
Fsber 1: off Hrvt. 1. Struck out: By
Fal-r. s: bv Hoyt 4 -H'ta: Off Fsber.
:tt t :nrTTs: off Mc-be. pore in 3
tTTTt-Ttc Loeirrr pitrber: Faber Cnrp-res:
H idebrancL w;!ob and CliitL Time:
3 J.
Mixed FonrKime t
I y-.iTTfT-r flnK ki T,-J w.
A rebced iortrsorne is em the pro
cram at the Courrrry club Saturday
in addition to tbe reg-nlar bat
srw-eerrrtake. which is proncg a pop
ular frrerrt TTrh the merr.be---
Crippen Honored.
Chic if: 3, June 6 Stnart N. Crip-
pen, of tbe class of 1923. was elected
captaia ci tbe 19 Xcrthweter
unrver-srv track teara at the annual
bintrcret last niat1-
Omaha Bee Racing Chart
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PAILV rttHLtSi CI"& rOKM CHUT
taiaaiM Pr Caaa-fa W. iWkUbi
PraaMlwf Juaa, Mania L. Natawtaa. turw. A MtKaifbt
OMAHA. MI. Tuaaday Jmm t. IPiJ TkH at' ib4ti
IAT LI ClLfcll. TCK F AST.
) A-riR5T RACl F an4l a. kai furkaara fwaa 3t Nart alua
--,"TV u araaaa, PX. mn4. 170. I aw A. 14. Tkeap.-ra4v.aw4W a up Claio-
lacri Ko- ati! Qwnrt
i M
";! k.nbar.ii ifti!.Baai 14
(ikiarx-ma 14 1 JutM-ei 1)4
t
4
!! Kit Jnkn. jt ( i I-arby i )lt
t.l rinatia f 1 ifi 0ia Ptl 14
p-ary D I iSt.a.6-' 14 .'2
t'tt Iar-ey KeU 4 'Gtvarl 1P4
:121 hoy Jortw iClrain 1
! ATTar-at I mora I iHnl'i U:
:M1 aay Irara Lt 4 iNoiar- li
Hum . r. f.th i jr :
lilt P!u Jay It iK-aBirai 1 t
Arbor I'ay It tM la.lyi I4 IP
At efl t tbiButa. Of! a: t O
rviitit rax! Im.Kfli 111 10 am. I pia.a It 4 h" . Oklahoma Kid t
Mare, tilt pbow : Sir Jnbp lt.P ahea Butrt. tl on 'aaily. a( and
tat-t) e-? iii I'mMt. br . t y Per Ttt" a o-A?rira inn' artaeaa for
tlftt Tratoer t ptlllmap Srra'.rbet ill a' Ua tap Ovrwrithta. Onp'.t I.
.Sir John I. Belie 4. Oklahoma I Vary I.
kmitier'y a refcarei t-e h'e-crua.rtera a r-.ti hia bead lu-r.itr
borne. oBlrk'y look tbe lead and am an h r.dey i-iaaead Ok.artnei.a K.o -oak
toe toad a, the ni.a of toe hae--.e- bui a po me'rp if tn inner a pen
rhaJ!t!re-d. S.r Jrhn. Jr.. mada up roun! jb lit finn-h. Floaa-e aharr y
abut off inrt after iba f"rt. tbea made up a awrid rf ru-t'd
1t SECOND RACE Trap aw ote-ba'f turkarra. Puraa O0. Net value
' to w
Pf.
A400: aaoaaal f70,
lndea
Poraa and Owpar
Pr-owp Pick I F. Ptheal i4 :
i: Ton Eiltaon I iMoaeri 10a I
rpaaparua Baby 10 Lrl 10K 4
fcalvau-ron I t Duffy 1 1 04 I
kaaaa 1 ilndi Stab.ft 11 10
till Cnapia t T . Irwml 11 1
lit FaabtoB Girl I iJeor B ) 0
tbll KoU Van 11 iLandrara l 1 I
Tba Okiaboman II i'lll
re 'ateT I iSpiearl 111 11
li:if iTemp Duncan 11 (WAhJ 101 I
At boat I impute.. Off at :. Tima. 4 1-1. 41 l-l. 1 -02 !-&. 1:01 I
mutueia paid Brown tiek I4.fl win, 14.11 rra 11.41 ahrw: Tom EHiaop
llSl.ft piaee. IIJ.SI ahow : FToaper-iia Baby If 10 abow. 8:f.. rood. Won.
11 threw drivm. Wtpner. br. c. I. by Wa'.oo-Se-vepful. winter ep'ared lor
IS00. Trainer, W. Clover. Scrptcbea. Wincheater. 04S ehu. water I. Vn t.
Okloboman I .
Brown Dirk, after artinr fractioualy at tha poat and delayinc tht ftan.
bowed keep apaed from th bermnina but aa beaded momntariiy fu--lonit
cot, thee fmiabad wrth rare tameneaa and tnitatayed Ton Eliaon re the
final atnde. Latter cioaed bi( rap and finiabed rapidly overbanlimt the win
ner. Prwperoe Baby waa IB cioae quarte-re op the rail II yerdt cut. Stl
vatoraa wai met there all the way. Cnapie ttred after rarirr into the lea.
I:-) THIRD RACE Fiva aad aa-haH furlaera. Paraa tSOO. Nat walua U
-artaaar, MOO: airaail. 70; tklra. S30. Thiae ye --aktb anal up. Claimmj.
!nd-x
iyorae and Owner
Wt. St.
Ill C ar Lake a iC. lrroi 11
Sit Judee Budrow 4 i Baker! Ill
2hl In-novation (Spiceri 11
tF.112 Bob Gilaa Sr-ireT 1 III
tbtt Koaa Atkip 4 (Waltera) 11
SCt Acciamation S iKindiel 111
.": j'n Parmer 6 (Gr-iffirl 111
?5: l Marahal Tilrk'an (M ere) 11a
zr,2 Leenrmck i iS. F. 8ta 111
;1S1 i-d Le Van 14 iKohierl 111
SfJ Little Tfllie (Wood'n) 11
ZllO Ton Paztofl 7 (Maltbyl 111
At noat 2 mmutea. Off at 1:4.
ti motneia paid Clear Lake I6.J0 win. t2. place. 121 khow: Judtre Bndrow
12.1 place. 12. ahew; Innoratjon If.S ahow. Start, -pood. Wen. al! three
d-ivtnr Wmner. h. m. . by Fountain Square-Clear Litrbt. Winner entered ior
ISO Trainer C. B. Irwin. Scratchca, Sr- Stefano. Overweirhts. Giiep t.
Clear Lake waa aaved eloae up until after enterinp the itrrttK where
abe responded ramely to unrinc and wore Jodre Budrow drwn in a faat fmnh.
Lar.cr dominated the early runnuit and hunp on tenaeioualy wnen challenped.
Innovation wa eaaily beat of the other. Eoaa Atktn tired after ahowin gera
apeed. Bob C!le raced fairly we!L
it 4 2 FOURTH RACE Sia furknr Puraa S5O0. Net value ta winner, $400;
Z.JJ aecoai. t?0; third, $30. Throe-yoar-okia and up. Claimmt.
Horae end Owner Wt. St-
Index
Mayaville 4 iNicholal 10
ItoSDThirty 6eeen S (M'G'orl 116 1
IPS Ljttle Florence t Loveini05 4
I49S Little Pointer 4 (Maltby)ll 11
IbB Don Joae 6 (C Gorvea) 116 2
Lotta G I (J. Hall) 104 30
Helen Major t (Looperl 10T f
IMS .Ino. R. Roche S I Bray ) 116 S
!4fi I. W. Herr-er 7 'Irwin) 111
Marion Lewis (Landonl 110 n
Laat Chance I (Williaa) 115 12
C4E1) Myrtle A (C Irwin) 11
at . i mfn,rt.. Off at 4:1".
paid Mai-aville 7 win. 1410 place. 18.78 ehow: Thirty-atven 18.7 piaee. tS "
chow: Florence HM abow. Start rood. Won a'l three drivinr. Winner br. i.
Cavalcadour. Hill Top. Winner entered for 1400. Trainer, J. Kacrertr. Scratchea
Overatep. Oferweirhta. Florence t. Major B. Lotta 8.
Mayaville wap a forward contender from the atart and challenrrna Thinv
Seven a fnriont outotayed him in a lor.r herd tin. Thirty-Seven forred to
the front rounding the far turn and iourht it ot tamely with the winner all
thrcw-wn the final furlonE. Little Florence cioaed a bui (rap in a faat finish.
Li "otater made cp much (rround from a poor bescinnmg, Don Joae had a
ace.
-FIFTH RACE Sia furlenrt.
aecond. J70-. third. J30. Four -
2544"
Hon.e and Owner Wt. St.
Index
(2T.S2 iKiratie a Cob , iBorld) 11.
2466 plonaurt 4 (M'Greiror) 317 1
E4S.S Herder 7 (C. B. Irwin) 118 :
Haiel W 4 (S. Baxter) 107 '
Eddie Fuller h (Bailey) 122 1
1ES0 T-ranny (Laewelll 111
Florentine 4 (Maltbvl 117
5 iba. apprentice allowance.
At post 1 minute. Off at 4:47. Tune. -.28 4-5. :47 4-5. 1:3 4 2-'. 12 mu
tuala paid Kiratie'e Cub 14.80 win. 82.70 place. 12.40 show: Nonsuit, 18.20
flare. t2.& ahow: Herder. 12.60 abow. Start, rood. Won easily, second and
third drivinr;. Wmner b. h. 7, Beareatcher-Kirstie. Winner entered for f 3.000.
Trainer. T. Borland. Scratchea, Money 116.
Kirstie'a Cub decisively outbroke, outpaced and outstayed his opponents
and never seriously menaced, ultimately won in a fallen. Non Suit raced in
closest but unavailinr pursuit of the winner and was easily aecond best. Herder
a-as in cloae fjnarters passing the haX then finished stoutly and outstayed
Hazel W. Latter away poorly: made up ground ; Florentine has a flash of speed
then tired as if short.
i;ir SIXTH RACE One mile. ?urae S500. Net value to winner, 400; aec-
SJ-IJ and. t70: third. S30. Threa-yea-lda and up.
t-j e a wr,r Wt. St i 5 &tr. Fin. Jockey Ods. St'a
l.vir. kuu v
25S- W. Montgomery (T in) 122 8
I44H Franklin (Groves) 137 3
(1B83IN. K. Bea! 8 (C. Neely) 132 4
268S Cajrt. Clover 8 (LoveJl) 3 00 2
2J2 Regreso 6 (C. Love'l) 10P
(2828)Dy of Wrath I M P'tl lit
At t S sitnnui. Off at 6:1E.
tuals paid Woodie Montsromery t?.2 win. I8.9B place. 18.8 show; Franklin
86.20 place, f4.2 ahow; K. E. Beal to.6 show. Start good for all but Recreso.
Won driving all three. Winner, ch. g. t. First Chip. Duchess of Montehello.
Trainer. F. R. Irwin. Scratches, Ealfour. Buckhorn IT.
Woodie Montgomery went to the front with rapid strides and opening up
a trap handled his weight gamely and withstood all challenges. Franklin made
a game Sid after entering the stretch and was wearing the winner -down slowly.
K. K. Beal showed a good effort. Cap. Clover was always outpaced. Regreso
waa away pocrly.
Wednesday's
Fearth Par. Wedneadwy. ione 7.
Omaha Ak-Bar-Ben 3&ce Meet.
FIRET RACE Five and one-half fur
lenga. Purse IM'O. Claixaicg. Four-rear-olda
and up:
2621 Kaud M. '"J
MP Kimber'y 3"
SHOO EiVea Smythe
:?37 Komaid
2S6 Ttrara il
iht Elue Jay
Links lder 313
1.-.-S Sovereign II lls
Ii.-P nir lade- '
2B42 JSarahai Tilghman 1"
SMI Froaperos BaPJ 4l
Si.42 Aoclamatlor 316
Also eligible:
SMP Oklahoma Kid 313
162 Tbe Cua II 11'
Gomnl 311
lcy Jewel 3H
(161
: eecO!"T RACE Fre and eme-ha'.f fur-
: longa Puree li.i.6. CialmiDg.
; Tbree-year-oica and up:
Br- Greenleaf
1 jist jobn Spohn
j George James
i ;f 73 Tom Craven 12
j 2636 I. A. Jobs 12
j E-hel Teh 3"
1 (263 Ssncy Way IK
1 ilaD)Carl Roberta Til
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I FiUiee marea. Canning. Ttree-
year-olda and up:
Ura. Eawke
:t4S LsRia G.
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101
Polo Player HurL
j Boise. Idaho, June 6. Lieutenant
' S. M. Liprxiic oi the 11th cavalry
polo team of Monterey, Cal was in-
I jcred in the f hh period of the game
(with the 10th field artillery team
j trona Camp Lewis, Waihrn-rton, ra
! the northwestern polo torrrnamert
! here yesterday.
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f F. Crimea
1 F.. Famaa
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l K. Dortty
11 D. Hum
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I t t ti h W. Mandera 1.15-1
T TS 6 E. Bimn S4.I.0-1
1 F aj t i T C. M'Corkl BO.40-1
f. r-i ' i f E. Bat-ham
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t b' i 3 0- 3. AUen rT.60-1
IS 12 i: 1! It E. Joti
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1" L. MU1
t E. Jonea
41 4i R. Jonea
S" a1 R. Seoi-ille
6 Rkhar-daon
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S' S 10-ilO'l L. Treat
13 3 2 3 2 11 F. Green
8 Si 31' lt D. Hum ll.Te-1
Time. 1-4. :4S. 1:14 -B. t2 mtrtnala
Purae $500. Net value to winner, P400;
waar - aMa and up. Claimini
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R. Dority
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2 L. Milla
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4" Enpenshade
I' S. Carter
S L. Rail
7 R. Scoville
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?' 2' 2 -oville
21 2H S' S" ' F. Green
4' 6 4-t 4' H. Jonea
J-Hurn
& 4 4J 61 Ratadeau
Time. 24. :4B. 3 :36 2-5, 3 :41
2.P0-1
f.f.0-1
Sl.70-1
1.00-1
85-1
26.66-1
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Race Entries
1 P.uby Oriole 3P2
, 26U2 M:bs ateelitk ins
j 2i44 Hazel W P7
' Christie Hollers 30s
Leap Frog 112
1(7)
, FOURTH P.ACE Six furlongs. Po-s
11. 50(1. Ak-Sar-Ben (iueen's plate.
Tbree-year -ottis and uj. ::
I 2M4 Hazel W jor.
! 24-exE:?;e it2
I 22kx5?da.n 2(1;
I 26SI Ikey T m
. i253stMotor Cop xiss
, (2c2ltMoney m
I xlwrn entry to).
; FIFTH RACE- Cine mile. Pu-se lifil).
j Meiden. Three-year-oids and up.
i Ciein:ii.g.
I 2&2S Murb Ofe,.gad "112
2529 Veetma .,P7
-i'9 San Stefano 3P2
j 2i2l Bonnet O' Blue 3 04
j 2F2S Arminta , IP4
22S Lady Voltrome 304
I Jim Griffin IPS
i 2S42 Leenrai k 10
1 2642 Jim i-armer 112
(S)
; SIXTH P.ACE One mile. Purse ISo.
Claiming. Four-year-oida and
; tre:
I :;r.s lcr Eileen 3 05
j 26a fionotuin . 3P5
I 2536 Kelbe Wrtwer IPs
2il Old Rose 13 0
j iiii Hand Bweep lip
; 1624 Money Haker 13
16Cie Brando lie
I S6S6 Double Eye 11
l)
Card? Sign Colle-dan.
,' St. Louis, June 6. Catcher Ernie
lck of Michigan university, a tnem-
. her of the tcythical A"-Arrricr
football team last year, has Seen ac-
jfjnired by the St Loai Cardir!
'and joined the team at Bo-ton yes-
i Terday-
$115 M Beauty
7'hf Chi.--.eo Vi r-f Sx ht jid
!'"'.' : 'ikh two f'.aytri
ta'.utd : (2? M ?hf Sn F:.r-
( -co i'.v. fir "i;U:n kmrn
itSoit a third (.ari.tr.
BaseBallGemUs
ana Standing
MaitcUage.
1. rt
I.
B: J(l
aima
i-tii
pi'b
"m Dawka XI a
.".1 on 9
:: .h: Im ju-.uiw 2:
i.m :c 4".i Iwm ;
laicritay 'a Reanlia.
lH.r Moibea. 3: VI I
tt J.aM-jiti . fiiom on. J
k:shou.a rtv I. Wnver. 2.
(ftmasia at Tuftaa. rata.
Today a Oamea.
4ftmaha at Time.
I'es Ailrttek at it bus.
sioux City at St Joatph
lriiver at C'tceboma C.iy.
MTBRAA f1TC LEAOt E.
Mtandiaga,
W U Prt 1 W L
Tlnf-nla 11 ,IWI ntiil 11 11
jam
,47C
.a':
Fairhutr 1.1 )P .Sfl. Pastrire IP
Hssuuas IZ ll ..'iii; jn d island 7
1 eaterday'a Rewitta.
Ci's-.d Island 7: Ben-lie. t.
Ni.rri.lk. b . Kaatlnf:',. 4
Ft'.rbury, I: Ltnt-oin. 1.
Toda a t.amea.
Hastings at Norfoik
Grand island at Beatrue
Lincoln a: Fairbur.
it
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IR .PHP Cjiwinnsti 14
37 Oi.aan 21
54
14 TJ ."22 B tmi IP
K 22 .r.il.J'liiiaaplnhia 15
VeMer'daj'a Keaalte.
': St. Louis, t
Tlnsu.t
P:ttsburgh at rhubdfli.h.a ra.r..
i 'Inr'tinali at Brooklyn, rs-n.
Chicago at Ntw Tork. ram.
Todays Oainea,
fi 3.ou;s at Boston
r-ttshurgb st Phlls"e!ph.a
''iTicinnati at Brooklvn.
Chl.ago at 3ew Tork.
AMERICA. LEAGt E.
8tandiiigit.
w. v pi
ts 22 4
II SS .447
IB -T- 4 9
15 2! .4M
New Vo-k '-. 17 .m PnllsrlelBhia
f.. Louif HP "P Jill.- Ixtnut
W'ashinciim 74 2.- .4W. Huston
Cleveland 1:4 27. .4!Ht Cui'-o
eaverday'a Reanlta.
New Totk. S: Chicago. 3
tTashtngion. 2: Cleveland. P
net-nil. H: Phlladetphik. 1.
St. Lcuis, S: Boston. 2.
Today's f.amea.
Boston sr ft Lr-uis.
Wsshtngton mt Cletelsnfl
Mew To-k at Chi-arn.
Phliadlphia at Letroit.
AMERICAN A-SOC1ATIO-.
fitandiegp.
w. 7. Tn v
MintiraimlH! ::i 15 ,4 ColtiTrbns 211
I'idistisiiolis 21 IP .PIP tuiiKllts r1
Bt Psul 2" tR .sun Kansas City W
kl.iwsukite 11T 22 ..V.: Tolrdo 12
1 earterday'a Reantts.
rf''rutr.l.uf.. 7: Louisville. 2.
Ml'wauke1 f: St Paul. 4.
Irdialiatiohs. f. : Toierln. 4
MinntupoiiS. 32: Kansss City. 8.
Today's f.amea.
Tndr- st 3nCisiiRT.oiis
tnlumbus at TjO'tisvilie.
l!ET..'Spolts st Kansas City.
St. I'sul a: Milwaukee.
3.. Pt
2." .4TS
Amerioan Asaoeiatirm.
Kaiisur Ctty. June C TV H. 15.
7.'innc,s polls 12 32 2
Ktinsns City 6 p 4
Batteries Uraritw arid lila.vcr: Zlnn.
Carter and Kkiff. ilcCarty.
3ndiE.T.aTKilis, June (1
Toledo
3r.dtB-r.fcpt.!.
Batiprtes Sell and Koc:her.
Hill, Petty aitd Knifger.
K H. E.
.4 S
f 32 1
Wiisoti ;
MPweuke. June 6
St. T'sul
Mila-sukee
R. H. E.
i 3
-31 P
Merritt tr.fl Gonzales:
Batteries Hail
Port and Aly&tt.
Louisville. Ky.. June C P. H. E
Colunthus 7 32 P
Louisville 1 a j
Better, es Burwe.l! Httd Hartley: EsteH.
Long. Tin-jup and Meyer, Brottem.
Coat League.
Oakland. : Te-nor.. i,
Sar Fran'-is'-o 2: Los Angeles. 1.
Seattle, li, Portland. 2.
Special
Week of June 5 tp 11. lnoluarve.
Large Glass of Avakm Grape Drink,
Two Large Deiicsoua Sugar Caokiea,
Choice of Special Ham or Cheese Sand
wich ALL FOR 10c
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
OMAHA
Running Races
June 3-17
GeneraJ Admission $1JX,
plus tax, including; seat in
Grand Stand.
Reserves' Seat, $130, Pl Tax
IndBcUat General Admiation
Box Seat. $2.00, Plus Tax
Inclading, Ce-neral Admiaaioa
Reserved Seats on Sale at
Beaton Drug Co.
Rotel Fantenelle
Stack Yards Keataarant
Six Rsees Etch Diy
Rain or Shine
First Race 2:30 P.M.
mo
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"PvrnrwTMi
NEXT QHZ
OVtR"
wTTtrwcroAin
NiV thir a ' oar rin.i J
rhnr :iti.k, a-t !,ur4; pn
mil n.cr .TKJik, luu w fy.
trtrrne yf.vr ahedait kiid t.nd
cm? .;.i ji.tt to jivcod thu m'.n
rr.rr. Lipn't ape-i Tour week-rod u
Turkry uricn they're trotf . Turk
re rr.Ul reUirj their own cireu
and wirt. Tounvt utepping into
DtrdintUri ahould ue cruiaera ior .
gondola rid hive rut American
rnemtjr chtr.jrd into m equivalent
1 in foreign bullrta.
Twf - at.t lif.ie h'..iu4i
ticf'ii! f ;i'i e;Kf'P on in KtiKPia md
Irf'.ind ifii you cn get f.r-r-cla'
' ku "..ir.::icdi;n.'fit in 5rnri fltctmri
1 not
Japinrie are at peace wrth other
1 Japanete. but three-dijr excursicm
1 into China ahouhJ be avoided ur.leti
your paupems axe primed on sheet-
lrort.
Fc st 10 t-t- out t Centra! Amer
j ica until pun prt too hot ior revo
lution!.. Crfr-manr rurT tourifr'
pocket o full of n;arks. thit he has
no rocmi idr money. Jceiand i ung
RusMan rnbie?.. which are wortn
Meet Attracts
I Athletic Stars
Chicago. June 6. Entries from ,
college track aggregation! over the ;
entire country, inciudinc the winnerf :
of 15 f.tate atid conference tneets .had i
been received todty by Major John:
L. Griffith of the University of Mi-,
riois ior ,tbe rational intercollegiate
charrpion'hip track rntft to be held ;
et the University of Chicago field i
June 15. i
Tire Competition Good,Bad
HE average American
was raised on the idea
that the more people
who competed for his
trade the better off he was.
like many good ideas, it has
several sides.
They all show themselves clearly
in die tire business.
.
There are tires which prefer to
compete largely on a price basis.
Bettering that the public is more
interested in the dollars and cents
they pay than in the worth of
what they get.
On the other hand, U. S. Royal
Cords believe differently.
And car-owners who use Royal
Cords have a plus feeling which
they get both from actual experi
ence, and because they realize the
the integrity of the manufacturer.
People don't think of Royal
Cords as high-priced tires. They
think of them as better tires.
"Prices on United States Passenger
Car Tires and Tubes, effective
May 8th, are not subject to
waT'taXt the var-tax
ing been included.
United States Tires
ere Grgj Tires
CaJT'lr1 tlffaC
392i
U-S.TaxCo.
r
'mm?
ii.'tite hi Nrwaai and ju-t !u
al.ie in ilda.-kt.trr.
In iact. KuMuan etrrrrncy u or!j
ready rrrtmey in world. It never
ne above aero. That elrmmarei
foreign head waiter ard jinnkiahai
irons toumatnvnt and leave America
face to face wrth rseM.
C'ur .l':a:tr kiid :iuji.l4fti
attr-'t bad ;; tcr children to ctt
irrrLirk :.J iciiton h. tut hosei
will vKiti ! ac. ctuHded that fnfall
haf to ler;. on dumb atter and
tit vhti. tiity gt! t'atk licmit. fcy
trr e jou set ..:r.e!i loaded trih
canera. tetiri.a rargutt. go!: phoea,
k;rt tires and virnir acce-.cr'e
you'it got to travel in Lavage car
or fiav tkt.r. tiles cn jour t.prarntd
hobdar
Crrang down to utiocal fero
city, yon rnuat concede that all
pleaaam vacations are npetrt art home
in your porch harnrriock. cbAperoned
by your own crop of affable rnoaqtc
toe and Itiliabied by your own
eight-day graphopborjt.
Atl vacatkmirts a'e glad to get
back home again, trred, bn?!ed and
angry. So why not May rbere m
f rut - lace and get all tj-ree without 1
traveling5 '
A total of more than 100 teams is
expeOeid to eiiter the meet, which
is the second annual event to be
staged by the National Collegiate
Athletic association.
With afl of the Big Ten team and
Missouri Va'ley -.quads lined up aad
practicing each day in preparation
for the contest, and team coming
from New York. California, Texas.
Minnesota, the meet will be repre
sentative of the country and the win
ner will be regarded as the national
champion.
.
Eee Want Ads Are Best Business
Eoostcrs.
and Indifferent
the instinct for 44zlir, and the
sense to find out true
exTtr-iomy?
hav
ii
U. S. Royal Cord Tires
United States Rubber Company
Tire Bnuich, 9th and Douglas Streets
j Braves Make it
j Five Straight
FromStJ)uis
Nicholwfan and IloJle Feature
Game by Heavy Hitting
Three Single- Win
Game.
b a".n. June (:. Kot( ti mmtt f.
me lartotifk m a rw t xiav 't de
feat itb M I.m 7 10 J In tne
e.-fi-h M 1 .t'f k n.id!' tbne -.ra-ght
'.ng'e after l iatk iuti Seen wicked.
K orirg f. o tuna wiri iK.i e r.ct.
Tkitu it tifM three n4'i re re
tired " h rmison and H .Ike t.rr e!'
Score :
ar u i
it 11 'i 1
IkKIII
rw. r" : ; a nm. rf r. , : a
Hmttl, ' tllS Parlwra. 5b 4 2 t 2
PaufTuat lb 4 I Vvmiww ir f- 4 ? a
fcl.(r..i 3b 4 ? 11 r n x a
ai l 4 1 t 1 ptawkai 3b : p a r
M- Mrr tf 4 f 2 ih 4 r
Aiuaaiiia c tail a w 4 I f i
Mm m 4 12 . r 5 P J I
Maai'tta. p leap riUlutoia P 4 1
nta r f. a i - -
Walker a p a P 1 Ttr.l t.l 12 T t
Mini'i i a a a
Tma-T j a a n
-uitnna 1 I
T M P 24 II
Katt"d fi-r ShfMle! In f.'tk
' Hatted for North ta eeea:h
Darted lor Walker la uit.b
swore by ianiags:
Dt Iuia aaa ooa a-at
Doatoa " ", '
Summary Ruts Flak Sroitb llar-ba-
Nirbolann ifi. fruiae ill Bee-kel
Hf'ke t'-ors- Foomier. To-bae bits:
KtHettrj. Smith Xison. Three-Ia h-t.
Bkarbare. Sar.rrf.re bit: Gow.lj iwublf
play st'ork te Foumier. Left on baaea
Bt lvnta I: Boaton- I Ba em Of
Off ShTdel 1: off Ws'ker J off Ptl
llnr m. 2 Cru'-k out: By SberdW 2; br
Vnrth 3: br Fillinctm. 2 Hti: Or
Fberdel. 6 In 4 tnnincs. off Nor-h. 2 In
J mnlars: off Walker. 42 iiiB i.ga wild
pltrb Walker Losing p'trher bhe-del.
rrr.p.rea: Seaielle and McCe-rmrk Time:
3:61
Milady's Selections
I First Marshal Tllgtman. aTaod at..
: Kaar.berey.
t-otia John Spohn. Sunny ways. Tom
: Craven.
Third iliee JJeellik, Hairl W. Christie
t Hol-e-s.
1 Fourth Uotor Cop. Tkey T . Rifle
. Flfib LM-t-nra-.-k, 6ab Btefanb. kluLh
Obl.g3-
i S xth Honolulu. Nellie W:ta-er. Doubie
! Eye
In the man who knows what a good,
faithful product tie Royal Cord is, the
tire that makes price its main arumerit
hardly arouses more than a little
curioeity.
So which is better?
A tire that thinks a man has no
judgment beyond his pocket-book?
Oa tire like the U.S. Royal Cord
which credits the public with
I
7.
it-
4L
For keeping i(e
scalp dean m
IheMirbeaHk;
and beautiful
nothing will
cosrpare with
-NleiLibrosHerpicide
SoMSAJlDntj 6 Apt S for j .
Sberman tc. McConaell Drvtf
Co., Sp)cia.l Afettt
t tirikni t.
'TIZ' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
(jond bw. tore feet, burning left
swci!i'ti feet, sv.eaty teet. smelling
ii-t-t. tired net
Good-bye. ci.rtif. callouses, br.n- -irms
and raw spots. No more she
tightness, iio more limptr.g with pain
o dra ing up your face rn agony.
"TIZ" is msgScal, act right off.- :
"TIZ" draws oirt all the poisonous
exudations which puff up the feeu
Ue "TIZ" and torget remr foot
rr.ise'y. ih how ccimfortable your
feet iff 1 A few cem buy a box
ol "TIZ" Tick at any dmggict or de---panmeut
stoe. Don't surfer. HareZ."
good feet, g'.ad feet, feet that -ieter ' -swell,
never hurt, never -ret trred. A - -j
ear's foot comfort guaranteed or . "
money refunded.
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