Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922.
ICnebelkamp's Silks Carried to Victory k Two Races at Ak-Sar -Ben Field
0
Mooresque and Marcella Boy
Gallop Home in First Money
in Fifth and Sixth Turf Events
" v Giles Give Paddock Big Scare in Second Race By
.'netting Dope Bucket and Winning Event
' ' Mutuel TickeU Cashed for $74.50 on Winner
... .. . Small Crowd Witnesses Program.
v By RALPH
m)IE V. P. Knebelkamo lilki were
A races at the Ak-Sar-Ben track
day's program when Mooresque
lurlongi, and Marcella oy gauopea nome winner 01 in? sixm ana nnai
rata over a mile route. Both racei were (or $500 purses.
A imall crowd wai on hand to witness the eighth day', program of racei.
Each event provided an interesting
won by favorites.
a nwvtvv ..v.i. a'v ...
the second race, a five and one-half
' furlong affair, when Bob Giles, eight-
year-old aon ot rrospero-uueen
Florentine, bear a field of eleven
starters, past the judges' stand. The
T. Broshear's gelding paid his backers
$74.50 on Z straight tickets, ana
$20.50 for place. Show ducats on
Bob were cashed for $6.40.
,' Sixth Race Feature.
.The sixth race might welt be
termed the feature race of the after
noon. Seven restive steeds acceptd
Starter McKnight's signal in this
atfnf a Vt irH tii twtmm tnm mils fMitaV
tf VMt nillVII avMtw
. . Marcella Boy, with J. Gruber in
the leather, captured the race, finish
ing three-quarters of a length to the
good over W. G. McClintock. The
. i-. . ii i . i . l - .
aaticr gaiiupcu uiiucr iiic iniaiiiaiijr
wire, two lengths in front of Walter
Pant.
The winner went to the barrier the
favorite with the small crowd, re
. warding his backers with $5.10 ou
straight tickets.
- Jockey Gruber rode a good race
atop W. F. Knebelkamp's four-year-old
gelding and deserves a world of
Credit He nursed the baseball mag
nate's equine along until he reached
the last turn. Entering the stretch,
Marcella Boy picked up his head,
stretched every muscle in his well
developed body and shook the leaders
off. Jockey Gruber released Mar
ceiia Boys reserve speea coming
down the finish and easily wore W.
C. Mi-nintnrlr down. The latter
raced well throughout. Jockey Mills
took McClintock to the front at the
start where his mount held sway un
til challenged by Marcella Boy.
.Walter Dant made up ground from
.the one-half globe and Succeeded in
finishing third.
Saddles Second Winner.
W. -F. Knebelkamo saddled his
first winner of the day in the fifth
race when Mooresque, the paddock's
choice, won in a canter over a field
of nine starters. Jockey B. Scheffel
gave the Knebelkamp filly the proper
treatment from the start and when
the field neared the finish. Moor-:
esque had the speed to pass Don
lose and finish first by one and a
half lentrths. . . .
fDon Jose showed the way until the
finish, but was no match for Moor-
r i t I c -I. flC-l -l..-J
esque wncn jocucy ouucuci cicucu
S give the winner his head. Acclam
ation was the third best of the field.
He held this position from the one
half pole. '
. The initial race of the afternoon,
went to A. B. Jones, the J. A. Hall
gelding. Jockey M. Richardson was
at the helm of the Hall entry and
managed to take B. A. Jones to the
front at the half globe where he se't
the pace, finishing the five and one
, half furlong race a length in front of
Desert Rose. The latter made up
plenty of ground from the start and;
was easily -second best, galloping :
passed the stand five lengths in front
of Ellen Smyth, who was third.
Bob Giles, a 36-1 shot and Sir
John, jr., a 14-1 chance, furnished
the best finish of the afternoon in
the second race. The former nosed
the latter out for first money, while
Sir John nosed Maud M out of sec.
' ond money. '
Given Poor Ride.
a poor ride from the start, while Bob
; Giles, the winner, started slowly and
gradually, worked his. way up on the
a outside. Jockey Shockley gave the
Broshear's gelding a hard drive com
ing dowrn the finish and just man
aged to beat Sir John to the wire.
Sir John came up. fast trom a slow
start and lost to the winner only by
: a stride. '
. I. W. Harper got home first in the
third race, with Tom Ellison second
and Bolala in show. The winner
raced Our Leader into early defeat
and entering the stretch two and one
half lengths in front of the field,
was able to hold his lead only after a
little assistance by Jockey Single
Jon. 'v "".
Our Leader raced well during the
early part, of the six .furlonpr route,
but was unable to keep up the pace
when challenged by I. W. Harper,
Tom "Ellison, Bolala and Double
Eye. - The latter finished fourth.
Maysville Wins Race.
" J. T. Nichols saddled a winner in
the ' fourth race for six . furlongs,
when Maysville, a 4-year-old bay
filly by Cavalcadour-Hill Top, with
J.. Allen in the pilot house, romped
nome an easy winner over a iiem ot
seven starters. : . .
Jockey Allen took good care of the
. Nichols filly throughout the .. race.
During the early part she waited on
the leaders, then picked up her head
and sprinted to the front. - Passing
the three-quarter globe, the Nichols
filly looked 'em in the eye, and with
rapid strides won the race with speed
to spare. . .
; Leneive, with J. Carroll up, got
away in fourth position, and enter
ing the stretch second, held her place
until the finish. Herder outstayed
San Pablo, the paddock's choice, and
finished in show, winning that posi
tion by a nose.
Five Leading Hitter
. of Major Leagues
Kattsnal Leagsw.
. j OAS R H Pet
"Hornaby, St. Loula ...SI lit -44 71 .311
Bigbea, Pittsburgh ...4 11 14 71 .882
TJaukwt. Cincinnati ..S3 Sit 41 7 .151
. K.lly.New Torn; .....S 11 ST T .14.
T. Griffith. Brooklyn .11 11.. 1 JJ .
a IS W H r
St. Loula ...i.ll 110 4 4 .42
Uapheam. Cleveland S 11 IS : i .1,4
PWatlL Qrrelajid ..,,41 111 0 4 .S4
y Oar. Philadelphia 4.41 ITS ST ST JTt
aMSJPSr. Cereiand 2.44 1U U Ct M
WAGNER.
carried to victory in two consecutive
yetterday afternoon during the eighth
won the fifth event, distance of six
finish, ut the nx racei, only two were
Prlmraw Loeea.
Genoa. Neb.. Jun II (Special.) 4e
no troune4 Primrose per Kndey, IT la
I Th hllllnf of Brlura for th winner
featured. Batienro: oenoa. mm, Irian,
Newell anil Wlllird, Badura; Primrose,
urown ana nmiin.
Shrltaa Lose flaiw,
Sheldon, Nb., Jun 11 (Bpeolal.)
Th local lost a faal lt-lnnlng im to
aflndeu br. I Is 4. Fanek, on Ik monad
for th local,, pitched treat hall and had
th vliltor shut out until Ih serenth In-
ninf. Looee fielding gave th vlaltora h
victory In Ih 10th. "Rd" Donovan and
Mimuutn am the twirling for Allnaen.
Defeat rullirtoa.
Central City. Nab.. Jun 11. (Sna lal.i
Th local defeated Fullerton hr in a
ran (am. T to S. Battarl: Central
my. riouae and Miller: Fullerton, Hat
Orleani, Craham and Clarln.
Orleaaa Loses. 4 to It.
Wllsonvllls, Nab., Jun II. (Special.)
n HVUTi ii won .irom iir aana la a m
Battrla: Wtlsonvllle. Labate and Sutton;
Orleans, Cranham and Clarlh. .
ElUwnrlh Heal Ashbr.
Ellaworth. Nab.. Jun. iiiun.i.n
eh I I - . - . . . . . . - '
u iuvbii uoivaiea jianpjr nera sunaay In
a well-played nam,, 10 to . Batterle:
Blleworth Black and Btanhora: Aahbr,
Foley and Wolf.
Channell
Loda-eBola. Kffh. Jna i. a..i.
; won irom cnappeu on th
home around, Sunday, I to 3.
. ' Kimball Trim, Potter.
Kimball. Nah .Tim 19 a...t- V
Vlmk.ll .... .-V . -F-;ll.
unnun i-uncr sunaay, 11 to 4.
on the latter'a ground,.
Exeter Shut, Oat friend.
Exeter. Neb.. June II v.
eter abut out Friend har Sunday, , s to
i-..,.. .i""', ?n th' m0,,,,1 tor lortl.
held th visitors to three -acatt.rad hit.
Omaha Bambler Win.
Th North Omaha t? Y.1 .. . . . .
BC'hu1 te,m 0n th tter'e (round
S.y' S i? Batterle.: Ramblers
North and Pa,,op; Calhoun, Williams and
Home Builder Win.
&rd"and 'J2SS
' NaahelU Want Game,
Nashville rfefe.t.A .h. Sr'lZL .-
chant Stindnv i r t. . Mer"
other victim.. Call Kenwood .17 ..J - SI
lor Fltagerald. ..
. ' WUo Kan City Tifer.
, , ". une is. iapeciai.1
The locals won an eaay victory from th.
Kana... city Tl.er. her. Sunday. 10 to 3!
i v. v vmi aeam i iftaca.
. The Sherman Ave. Merchant defe.t.rf
the Fort CrooK . oldler Smday, I to 1
Win. 14-lnnlng Game.
Wauaa. vh t.,-7" , n r . .
win. . 14 'nnln- Batterle: Wauaa.
Sherm&n.Uoward IeagiM.
ot.' Paul Nh i... r,; ...
Game. l th. Shr,..-
Bunday were: Dannebror, U: Aahton '
Rockvllle, D; rarwell, Si Boelu., 13; Elbi,'
n .. All-8tar Win.
Oakland. Nah . T.,n- to ,a . ; .
Th. Kennedy All-SUr." defeTted" th.
VUUor.d,Sp.llm0at Inl
inning ' ""urea- SH K
i!?ai ""A ,M 009 0104 S 0
Batterle: Grave. mH v.... "
,.h fi.u - ouiiivan
SundSy. n Ply Corn,n. !. nt
Elm rreelc fihi. ... n , . ;
Elm Creek ahut nut ...
Elm Creek shutout Bertrand hero Sun.
5.T' H . same, i to 0. Batterle
MaVaVd Me."4 ,Wrt""'
Crawford Lose, Game. - ',
iVa tir4rv4 XTV t . .
flV i.Z 7 7 . loc' ner bun.
t0v.4- M 0M P't'hlne lor Crawford.
fn,.!"l..Uu1, g00'1 ""owing
ttm HU VU9 earnea run. H
struck out, eight. Crawford had 12 irroVa!
" lexlngton Team Win.
liZln2ton. NT.h .Ti,na ... .
J-fxlngton team defeated th. Bl
wood am. on th latter, diamond 8un
wfiw S-1"?1 P,("ln duel b.tw.en
walker and Fltnlmmona, J to J. Bat
iVt. LJ,,n,ton', Walker and Klrk
patrlck; El wood, Fltsimmons and
Mackey. U: Off Walker, f; oft Fit
almmon., 7. struck out: By Walker, :
by Fltaimmons it. Baeea on ball: Off
i.t .11' 1:. Flt'nmon, S. Error.:
Lexington, S; Elwood, S.
Browns College Pitcher
Wins Victory From Yanks
Bt Xoula. June II "inn.ir." x-....
eolleg pitcher, today gave th. Brown
present aerie. Score, 7 to . Bab Ruth
fanned thre times, William, mad. hi.
Utb homer In th. first Inning with Oer
ber on base 8cotf. triple and Devor-
S th 'fifth?" "v u T,nke ta"y
score: .. .
NSW TOBK.
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.0.A.
Miller, cf
W.rtU.2b ,
Bulb, U
Meusel. rf
MtNslw. Sb
Hpp,lb
Scott, as
Dsvormer, o
Busk, p
AB.H.O.A.
a i i e
1 I t
Tobln, rf
Oarbar. u "
1 I
l i
I o ttul.r, lb
1 Oiwillitms. If
S (IIMcManut. Sb
I l!8orten.cf
S SlSetentd, '
J Bitrt., Jb
lJ Pnwtt,p t
0 14
S 0
0 S
a o
s s
0 1
o o
Total.
S14U Totals
M 17 11
Score br Innlnr.
Xew York 000 010 0001
St. Loula .....100 001 04x 7
,.?"S!!,.nfcRu"! 8eott- Tobln. Oerber
(3). Willlama 1), Shorten. Error: Bcott.
Two-bae hit.: Heusel, Bush. Oerber, Wil
liams. Shorten. Three-base hit: Scott.
Horn, run.: Willlama. Tobln. Stolen
base: Oerber, Ward, Ruth, William. 1.
Doubl. plays: Oerber to Mclfanu to 61s
rWU''l to. "i?" " Left on baaea:
n?7 J01?' i: 8t.-.k?ul1- Baa. on balls:
Off Bush. S; off Pruett. 1. Struck out:
By Bush. 1; by Pruett, 4. Umpire.: Nal
lin and Evan. Tim.: 1:51. ,
"Kid" Norfolk to Meet ,
V Jack Taylor in Omaha
"Kid" Norfolk, colored heavy
weight fighter, has been matched to
meet Jack Taylor of Omaha in a
10-round bout in Omaha Friday
June 23. The boot will be staged
at the ball park.
The promoters of the show are
angling for a 10-round main event
bout between Harry Greb, light
heavyweight champ, and iBilly"
Shade, . . ,
Bambino Greets
T"ie.
C- i7-rr-4 ,V h' ' v ';
1
Babe Ruth has many, admirers and staunch friends. But here is a
real dyed-in-the-wool fan who never fails to extend his good wishes to the
Bambino when he visits Chicago. Paul Harrington, six years old, is shown
shaking hands with the King of Swat
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week
Jun. 13. Jock Malon against
Bryan Downer, IS round. In Aurora,
III.
Jun ,13. Frankie Jummattl against
Sid Buck, 10 round. In Detroit.
aon. IS. Pal Mom against Eddl.
Anderson. 10 rounds. In Davenport,
Iowa.
June 1SV Bod Taylor against Herbl.
Bchaeffer, 10 rounds. In Indianapolis.
June 1C Billy Shad against Hap-
iy Littleton, IS round., in Mew Or
an. Jun 18. Carl Trecnalne against
Terry Mr-Hugh, IS rounds, In Buffalo.
June IS. Kay Long against Cow
boy Padgett, 10 round, In Oklahoma
City. ,
Jun. Id. Pat McCarthy against
George Robinson, 10 rounds, In Salem,
Max.
Jun. 17. Benny Talgar against
Sammy Vogel, IS rounds. In Boston.
Jun. 17. Bill Tate against Boston
Bear Cat, 10 round.. In Porter, lnd.
Tulsa Wins Seven Games -
in Four Days From Denver
Tulsa. OKI.. June IS. Tulaa mads it
seven straight - victories over. Denver In
four day. by taking another double
header from tb Orlzalles today, S to 4
and S to 1. It wa. th. third double
header of th. series. Th. .even wins in
four daya from a single oppon.nt 1. be
lieved to be a new record for organized
baseball. The second game, which wa.
seven Inning, by agreement, wa. protested
by Acting Manager Atkins, who claimed
he did not receive sufficient .advance no
tice. Black outpitched Sallabary in the
first game today, while la th. second
Olaaler held Denver aU the wa and hla
mate, hit Wetxel In two Inning, for the
winning run.. Stuart drove in four of
Tulaa'a flv. run. in th aacond gam. and
cored the other on. himself.
score, tint game:
DENVER.
TULSA. "
AB.H.O.A.
4 S S 1
ARH.O.A.
Gomes, If
Wrigbt. .
Lens, rf
O'Brien, ef
PsttersoR, 3b
Shanley. lb
Sprinter, s
Spencer, c
Salisbury, p
Csrtvritht
Bennett. If
1 S. 0
3 S 1 Thompson, Sb 4 114
3 1 Oin.vii. rf 4 2 3 1
5
4 S S 01 Stuart. 1 ' 4 10 1
4 11 SlUmb, of ,3110
4 0 4 llBauman, !b 4 3 S 1
4 1 S llMcOlnnls, M 3 3 0 3
4 0 4 SlOrosby. o S 2 S 0
5 1 0 1 Black, p - 4 , 0 11
100 01 t .
I Tntals U II 9T 19
Totals - ' 38-12 24 0
Batted for Salisbury In ninth. '
Denver .000 003 0104
Tulsa 010 002 lOx 5
Summary Runs: Wrle-ht. Lana- f 21.
Salisbury, Davis, Lamb, Bauman (2), Mc
Olnnts. Error.: Long, Spencer (2), Bau
man, HcOlnni. Two-base hit.: Bennett,
Salisbury, Gome., Wright. Lamb, Patter
eon, Long. Horn.- run : Davis. Sacrifice
hit: Crosby. Stblen bases: Bauman,
McOlnnls. Baeea on balls: Off Salis
bury, 2.. Struck out: By Black. 2; by
Salisbury, 4. Passed ball: Spencer.
Earned run.: Denver. 4: Tulaa. 4 I.f
on bases: ) Denver, 8; Tulsa, 8. Umpires:
Brown and McQloom. Time: 1:24.
Score, second game: s'
DENVER. I
TULSA.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Oomes, if :
Wright. 2b
IMis. rf
O'Brien, cf
Patterson. 3b
Shsnley, lb .
Snrangflr, s,
Parker, o
Wetzel, p '
o! Bennett. If
l'Thompson, Sb
OIBiTls, rf
II Stuart, lb '
SiLamb, cf
OfBauman, 2b
SlMcOlnnla, a.
4 110
Wltte. e
Oluler, p
Total, : if 7 IS SI Totals 2 11 21 S
Denver .,,....,...,.000 001 0 1
Tulsa J00 020 x 5
Summary Runs: O'Brien. Bennett,
Thompson, Davis !), Stuart. Errors:
None. Two-bae hit: Gome.. Three
base hit: Stuart. Horn, run: O'Brien.
Sacrifice hit: Thompson. Stoltn base:
McOlnnls. Earned run.: Tulsa, 6; Den
ver, 1. Left on bases:, Denver. 7; Tulsa,
8. Ba. on balls: Off Grasier. 1; off Wet'
zel, 1.' Hit by pitched ball: Davl.. by
Wetze; Patterson, by Glazier. Double
play: Patterson to Shajiley. Umlpehs:
McQloom and1 Brown. imc 1 1:03.
BasebaltDope
- OFFICIAL SCORE WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE
- Western League.
V -. -, - Mid. '
17.
Tot.
M.
Omahat..
Tulsa i... S
Sioux City x
Denver ... 1
Dee Moines S
Wichita . . x
St. Joseph S
Okla City 2
T. W. Wk. T. F.
8. R.
1
National League.
MM.
Tot.
8. R.
M.
Brooklyn . 0
Fhila. . ... S
New Tork S
Chicago . . S
Boaton ...11
St. Loula 14
Cincinnati- 3
Pittsburgh S
T.-W. Wk. T.
F.
American League.
v Mid.
Tot.
M.
Detroit ..4
St. Louie 7
Cleveland 11
Chicago 7
T. W. Wk. T.
' . ? .. ..
.. . . .-
T. 8.
R.
Boston ... .. ,. "
Waah'gt'n 7. ...,. .. ......
New York -1' .. ... -..- -.. ..
Phlla. .... S .. .- -.. ..
Amertcaa Awociatloa.
, - .,- Mid..
M. T. W. Wk, T.'.r.
K.n. City-. S .. ' ,. .
Mllw'kee - S .. .. .. .. ..
Ind'n polls 1 '. .......... ..
Louisville 7 .. .. .. .,
Mlnn'p'lla IS .. -.... ..
St. Paul ,.7 .-. .. , ;. .... 4.
Toledo ...It .. .. .. ,.
Columbua , S ....
Nebraeka Stat League.
- . ' Mid.
- M. T. W. Wk. T. T.
Fairbury . t ..
Lincoln .. T . .. ..
Beatrice ' , t .. .. ..' ,. ..
Norfolk .. S - .. ' .. .. : ...
Hasting . S' .. .. ..
Tot.
S. R.
..J. J
'Tot.
8. R.
(id Island S
M - .
xNo gam.
Admiring Fan
Grand Island and Hastings i
Split Double-Header
Ha.tlnga, Neb., June It. Halting, and
Grand Island split a double-header bar.
today, Grand Island taking th. tint
gam., S to S. All of Hastings' .rores
w.r. m.d. In th. eighth Inning., Wlg
glngton had th batter of Faulk In th.
econd game, which ha won, 4 to 1. Wig.
glngton atruck out 10- Grand Island bat
l.rs.
Scor. flrat g.ms: '
. GRAND ISLAND. I ' 1 BASTDfOS.
AB.H.O.A. I ABH.O.i.
Robsa. if
Hsrwood. Sb
Walnsuff. ef
Speaker, a
Mat,, a
Pslmstlere. If
Kranda. lb
Prltchard. lb
Federle, p
Faulk, p
i o amen, er sol
S S
1 s
s r
o s
s s
s o
s 10
o 1
llDsnton. as 4 0 S
Johnson, if
1 S
Serb, lb
Hour, lb
1 s
1 II
3 S
0 I
0 s
0 t
0. 0
0 0
Tosms, ft
crann. lb . .
WUl.ti. 0
Smith, p
i
wet. er
iKn.nn. rf
Totals S3 11 17 101
I Total, S5 SIT It
Banerj tor Amen in eigntn,
Batted for Beck In ninth.
Grand Island 000 SIS 0004
Hastings ..: 000 000 050 t
'Summary Runs: Roben, Meti (I),
Palmatler (2), Prltchard. Denton, Serb,
Holly, Tom, Beck. Error: Prltchard,
Amen. Two-base hits: Prltchard, Har'
wood, Tom... sacrifice.: . Kronda. Fed
erle, Crann, Robin. Baaea on ball: Off
smith, 4: off Federle, 3. stolen bases:
Tome., Metz. Palmatler, Robin. . Run. and
nits: oir reaerie, s and I In T 1-3 In-
nmga; err Faulk, 0 and 0 in I 1-1 In-
sings, struck out: By Smith, S; by Fed
erle. S: by Faulk, 1. Left on bases
Grand Island, S: Heating., . Passed
can: opeaxer. cameo, run.: Grand Isl
and, t; Hastings, S. Umpire: Snyder.
time; i:o. , ,
Score, .econd garnet ;
; GRAND ISLAND. I . ' HASTINGS.
v- - , AB ?'9 : . -!tQ.A,
mimwu. n v u v amen, cr e 1 1.
Harwood. 2b S 1 I 4 Denton, as ' 3 0
Wimnaff. cf 3 0 0 olKn.pp.rf 4 1 t
Speaker. 0 4 13 11 Serb. 3b ,311
Met,, aa 3 13 3 1 Holly, lb 4 11
Palmatiere. If 4 1 0 OITomss, IP 8 0S
Krands, 3b 2 0 J Jl Crane, 3b 3 0 t
Roberts, lb 3 0 12 0 Wlllets. e ' 3. 2 11
Faulk, p .4 0 0 61 Wimnfton, p 1 1 0
Sbupe, rf . S 1 0 01 . .
PrWshsrd, lb 1 0 1 01 Total, . SO 7 17 I
ToUl, 34 7 24 III -
Ratted for Roben In eighth.
' "Batted for Roberta in seventh
Grand Island 000 000 1203
Hasting. 1...100 001 2 Ox 4
Summary Runa: Warnstaff. Met.,
Shupe, Amen, Knapp, Crann, Wlllets. Er
rors: Harwood, Speaker 2), Met.,
nronaa, rauia, Denton. Serb, Holly,
Three-base hit: Amen. Sacrifice.! Den-
ion, Tome., sero. stolen baaea: Met,,
raimatier. Amen, Double play: Har
wood to Metz to . Roberts. Struck out:
By WlKKlngton. 10: by Faulk. 3. Left on
bases: Grand Island, I; Hasting., 5. Hit
by pitched ball: By Wigglngton CWatn
staffK Wild pitches: Wigglngton (2).
Faulk. Earned runs: Hastings, 1; Grand
isiana, i. umpire: snyaer. Time: 2:10.
White Sox Defeat Boston
in Hard-Fought Contest
unicago. June IZ. unices' olavefl an
uphill battle after losing th. lead through
wildneaa of Schupp and Hodge and nosed
out Boston toaay, i to a.
ncore:
BOSTON.
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.
Harris, rf
au9.n.u,a.
3 0
1 3
1 2
1 2
0 1
t II
IJobnson, ss
4 0 1
Henosky. If
Pratt. 2b '
Duiam Sb
Mulligan, in
E. CoUuia. 2b
Hooper, rf
Moitll, cf '
Fatt.lf
8hl, lb ;
S
4
4
2
3
4
8
a
o
3. CoMna. cf
Bum,, in
O'Bourke, St
Ruel, e 1
0 0
1 s
? 1
J I
Bcnaw. e
Ferguson, p
Schupp, p
Eodff, p
smitn ...
Karr, p
Total,
29 S 27 11
Total, 1 '34 S 14 17
Batted for Ferguson In sixth
Boston 100 OOS 0001
Chicago '. 040 001 11 x 7
Summary Runs: Harris, 3. Collin.,
Burns, O'Rourke. Ruel, Smith. Mulllg.n,'
Hooper (2). Mostil, Falk, Shbaly, Schalk.
Error: Burn., E. Collins.. Two-base hit,
Schalk, Harris, Mostil. Sacrifice hit.:
Harris. Hodge. - Mulligan.. Moatil. Double
J play.: Johnson to Shaely, O'Rourk. te
rratt to Burns, Mulligan to Sheely to
Mulligan. Left on bases: Boston, S; Chi
cago, e. Base on nana: uir Bcnupp, s;
off Ferguson, 2; off Karr, 1;-off Hodge,
1. Hit.: Off Schupp, S In S inning, (non.
out, ba.e. filled In sixth): off Hodge, 4
In 4 Inning.: off Ferguson, 4 In 5 In
nings; off Karr, S In 3 Innings. Winning
pucn.r; noage. nosing pitcner: Karr.
Umpire.: Chill and Hildebrand. Tim.:
Rallyin Eighth Wins for
St, Joseph Over Des Moines
- St. Joseph. Mo.. Jun 12. Th S.lnt.
cam from behind In their half ot th.
eigntn inning today,- scored six run. and
won tiie fourth straight trom Dm Moines,
a id e. -.
Score: .
DES MOINES. ST. IOSXPR.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Ooraian, at
Breen. cf
Wagner, Sb
Graham, lb
Mll.n. ff
Turf eon. 3b
Tuns, rf .
Banner, e
Lynch, p
, Total. -
3 3 S HOben. lb
t ill I
lvS 0 Corrldaa-If
4 0
s
1 3
3 1 MTlsnar, tf
1 S O Bonewitt. cf
1 a liBonowns, er
3 1 31 Derate, aa
1 0 McDonald. Sb
I 1 OlSterenemi. ss
0 0 OIGrabewskl.
iGrorer. p
so as ss iiiBirn. p
lUndberg, p
1
Smith
1 ,1
I
- - -- I Total. ' ST IS 37 It
-xiartea ror Bird in eigntn.
Dee Molne. 101 011 010 S
St. Joaeph .' ..001 010 Olx I
Summary Run.: Gorman (I). Breen.
Tun., Banner. Lynch. Olaon (3), Corrl
den (3). Fish.r, Stevsnson. Grabowskl,
Smith, Errors: Gorman, Turgeon, Bona
wit. Grabowskl. Runa and hits: . Off
Grovsr, S and 13 in S 1-1 Inning.; off
Bird. 0 and 0 in 2-1 inning; oft Ll'od
berg, 0 and t in 1 inning; off Lynch, t
and IS In 8 Innings. Earned ran.: Dea
Moines. 4: St. Joseph, S. Bsse on ball:
Off Lynch. 4; off Orover, 4. Struck eut:
By Lynch. 1: by Grover, 2: by Llndberg,
1. Left oa base: Dea Molne. 10: 8t
Joseph. S. Two-bsM hits: Olson, Fisher
(2), Turgeon, McDonald. Milan. Tuna,
Orabowski. Three-baa. - bit: Corrlden.
Double play.: Defate (unassisted). Tur
geon to Gorman to Graham. Gorman to
Graham. Sacrlflc. hits: Tuna. Lynch,
Hit by pitched ball: - By Grover (Banner).
Stolen baae: Defate. Umpire s Ormsby
and Holme. Tim; -1:11 , . -
Senators Bunch
Hits and Defeat
Tigers by 7 to 6
Rally in Lsit Frsme Falls One
Run Short of Tying Score
Zachary Gets Four
Safe Hits.
Detroit, June 12. Washington
bunched hits today and defeated De
troit, 7 to 6, in the third game of the
series. The Tigers rallied strongly
in the ninth but fell one run short
of tying the score. Zachary hit
safely on hit four timet to the plate.
Score: ' ,
WASatlNOTOif.
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Sralt. 'if
Plelalek.
Lame I. t
taeaary. p
4l,MMd, rf
SlJooaa. lb
01 Han rr, lb
K'ol.Cf
SI Vase. If
liH'ln's. rflb.
JiOutabiw. tb
Stlaaer. s.
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t
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list
till
osa
Riialer, .
Total,
SS IB 37 isnuase. .
wooaau
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l 0, .
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ii n f n
Total,
flatud for Ehmk. In ninth.
Ran for Baael.r la ninth.
Scor. by Inning.:
Wa.hlnglon ..004 001 1107
Detroit ..000 011 004 4
Summary Run.: Bluego, Hern. Judge.
Ptelnlcb. Lamott (I), Saehary, Flagatead,
Cobb. CuUhaw, Rlgney (), Woodall. Er
ror: Nona. Two-baa. bltai Lamott.,
2kuhary (1). Harris, Rice, Flegstead.
Three-bee bit: Brower. Stolen ba.e.:
Rice. Judge, Smith. Sacrlflc hit: Brow.
er, Lamott. Left on bam: Washington,
10; Detroit. T. Baae on ball.: Off Zach
ary. 1; off Ehmke. T. Struck out: By
Zachary. l; by Ehmk. t. Hit by pitched
bell: Flag.tead. by lechery. Umpire.:
Morlarlly, Connolly and Dlneen. Tim:
ItlT.
Fsirbury's Rally ih Seventh
Beats Norfolk Club, 6-5
Fairbury. Neb., Jun. 11. Fatruury 'won
th. flnt gam. of th. ssrles with Norfolk
hore today, t to S, by eomlng from be
hind In tha .eventh. R.lchl. and Rooney
both mad horn rung la th. .eventh. .
oar.:
NOKTOLK. I VAIRBURT.
AB.H.O.A. '. . AB.H.O.A.
WIsmt, n I I 1 tlBoaney, a, S S 1 S
Atkertoa, M 8 1 8 HCIewlasd, Sb 4 1 S S
Marr.Ib .811 lUt D mou.rf-e SIS
Bouaa. ef 4 1 S 0 ftelcble. rf 4 S S 0
tusker, rf 4 10 O Bttaa.ar S S 1
asrk.lt 4 0 1 OlQoodwln, 2b 4 14 0
Hssjwty. lb 4 1 11 1 wiBbaib. lb S 1 S 0
West, a S 1 4 S O'Connor, s-rf t S 4 0
lAng.p 10 0 OlJsnner. p S 0 0 0
Spate, p S10 tlLoTlch. p 1 0 t 0
Proroet, p 1 1 2 , ,
I Totals SI 10 17 T
Total. 31 T 14 111
Scor by Inning:
Norfolk H S9 000 S
Fairbury -. 000 110 Six S
Summary Run: Athsrton (1), Ron,
Stucker. Speece, Rooney, Cleveland, Mc
Dermott. Relchle, Bliss, Winbuah. Errors:
Cleveland, O'Connor. Homo runa: Rooney,
Reiehl. Three-base hits: Bliss, Rous.,
Wsat. Two-baaa hit.: Goodwin. Marr,
Stucker. Sacrifice: Wlsser. McDermott
(2), O'Connor. Base, on ban.: oil j.n-
nev. Si off Lang. 3. Stolen bases: Ath
erton. Rooney. Bliss. Doubl. play: Bllas
to Ronnav Run. and hlta: Off Lang.
and 1 In 1 1-3 innlnga; off Speece, S and S
In S Innings; off Provost, 1 and 1 In 1 1-3
Innings; oft J.nn.y, S and 1 In 7 Inning.;
off Lovloh, 0 and 0 In 1 Inning. - Struck
out: By Jenney, 4; by Lovlch. 2; 'by
Speece, 1. Left on bases: Fairbury, 8;
Norfolk. 4. Hit by pitched ball: Win
bush. Winning pitcher: Lovlch. Earned
run.: Fairbury, S; Norfolk, 3. umpire
Fox. Time:. . 1:S0.
Today's Entries
OMAHA ENTRIES, TUESDAY.
EIGHTH DAT, JUNE It, 1112:
FIRST RACE Six furlonge. . Claim
ing. Puree $500. Maiden. Three
year-olda and up.
2S80 Vestlna
1147 Uean ,
71 Marian Lewla ,
1417 Florentine
1650 Armtntn ,
1SI0 Lady Voltrome .......
ISSt Ruth Van ,
1(10 Bonnatt O' Blue ......
1571 San Stefano
2570 Eddl. Fuller
Hi Henry
litl Golden Pin.
Alao .liglble:
J54 Mayo B
,.107
..107
..111
..111
..111
..111
..111
..111
..111
..116
..116
..111
..111
. (13)
SECOND RACE Six furlongs. Purse 1500.
. Claiming. - xnree-year-old and
up:
tilt Darl.y Bella
lilt Honolulu
2I4T Homald ,
257S Tom Roach , ,
154S Sovereign II
....110
....110
....10
....111
....116
loot Th. Oklanoman
2S7S Acclamation ..........
2534 Will O- tha Wisp ....
153S Blu. Van
2673 Bolala
15SS Flaah O' Steel
1573 Wild Fellow
Al.o eligible:
till Innovation
1671 Maud M
1SS7 Marshal Tlghlman ....
Silt Tyranny ,
....115
.w. 116
....116
....11S
....11S
....116
....US
....110
....110
....116
....lit
- )
THIRD RACE Four and one-half fur-
longa. Pure. 1500. Four-year
ojsi. ana up: .
1S4S Ruby Orlol.
...110
...110
...110
...110
...110
...115
...115
...115
...115
...116
...115
...118
...110
...110
...116
...111
isti nnnity
v Kitty M
Lady Praaeton ..
1661 Mary Lyona ...
' Ruaaall Craln ...
254S Melody Man ....
2572 Mlaaourl Bey ..
2637 Old Coin
2571 Luoky Mack ....
2631 Dengro
Auditor ,
A1.0 eligible:
2S5S Bula Maid
3147 Phrone Ward . . .
2571 B. A. Jonea .....
2640 PaUy O'N.ll ....
(11) - ;
FOURTH RACE Flv and one-half fur-
. -. tonga. . run. soo. Claiming.
Handicap. Three-year-old. and
un:
2574 Mlaa M.allck ...
xCornoutt.r . . . .
1667 Manlour.
!147xPhron Ward ..
155lxHarry Rudder .
()
SS
100
.....105
..,,.109
Ill
FIFTH RACE Five
and
one-half fur.
Three-year-
. long. Pur,
old. and up.
1540.
Claiming.
jooa waitenna
..110
..no
..110
..110
..110
..110
..116
,.11S
..115
..us
1561 Salvatoron ..
(5l4)Bea Welch .
lose Clear Lake ..
1547 Ethel Toth .
1641 Roaa Atkln .
2561 Thirty Seven
364S Oklahoma Kid
imi Blue jay ......
1647 John Spohn ......
fl.l
SIXTH RACE Flv. and one-half fur
longe. - Puna 1500. Three-year-olda
and na Clalmine
1140 Margaret Elnora
2641 Little Florence
..S7
..102
..107
..110
.110
-.110
..115
..111
..TTs
(3541)Brown Dick
Dental
(2llt)Judge Budrow
15IS Repeat
2648 Hop Over
357S Jim Orifftn ....
1675 Don Joe
(366l)Witichtr .....
..lit
(10)
SEVENTH RACE On mil. Claiming.
Fun SIOO. Three-year-old. and
an:
1670 Lott O. .88
leoo Frecloue Jewel ................ .106
ise api. usnr ...
ttll kaaan
lot
............111
3161 Moner Maker
1671 Cant. Hoda-a ...
3670 John R. Roch. ...
,3 Chrlatl. Helten
1561 Hand Bween ...
1568 Regreao ........
1833 Balfour
1I4S Wise Judg.
.114
Alasi ellarlhla;
lift Oomul
Clear Faet ,
(13)
.111
Conan Doyle should realize there
is trouble enough in this world with
out undue speculations about the
future, .... . '
BcwBallResults
WESTERN LKACll.
biaadlaga.
L Pel l W
t Ixaank
Mk-fcii.
IuUe
lew Clip
41
Si
I
14 .Tia 0e 04
14 .aiit una ot It
M .Sat Dea UalH li
4 .ttl. lmf II
Yesterday's Ree.ll.
Osaaha, Si OkUhoata City, t.
Tuna, . Leaver, 41.
Si. Joaaph. li Dea U nines, t,
N otber gam. played.
-, Teday'o Cms..
Omaha al Wichita.
Deo Molae. at Tul.a.
Sieui cuy .t Oklahoma Cliy.
Denver at St, Joaeph.
KEBaASKA STATE LEAOl'B.
landing.
r. l. rt I w. L.
EXIaeebl
Falrkurr
keeiilca
IS 10 ,4AJ;nMlnr, It s
II II .SIl'NwtuI 11 l
14 IS .518, Or 4 Uaad t U .144
' Yesterday's Reeolie.
Lincoln, T; Beatrice, 'S.
Fairbury, t; Norfolk, I.
Grand J.land. t-ti Hastlni,, 1-4.
Today's fl.taee.
Haatlnie at Or and Island.
Norfolk at Fairbury.
Beatric at Lincoln.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standlngi,
.. W. L. Prt w. I. Pet.
New York II I. .ainrtnoianalt ss t .41
Plliaburih If 20 .grt t'hlraao IS U .Ml
St. loula It S3 .SM'Boaua II 17 .,
Brooklya , SS SS .SiaiPbiiadalpkl. IS U .Ms
YeaUrdagr'. Results.
Boston. 11; Pttsburib, 1. .
Chlc.go, S; Brooklyn, t.
New York, 1; Clnclnn.tl, t.
St. Louis, 14: Philadelphia, t.
Today'. Gamee.
Pittsburgh at Boaton.
St. Loula at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New Tork.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Standing.
W. L. Pot I W. L. pet.
New Tork SS SO .414 ClereUnd SS 34 .411
St. Lout. II IS .trtlPbllaoalphla 81 34 .447
WaahUiitoa ff 27 ..JOOIehlraao 14 2 .4M
Detroit . IS SS .47IIB4tea 31 St .434
Yeeterday'e Results
St. Loula, T: N.w Tork. 1.
Chlc.go, 7; Boston 4.
Ws.hlngton, 7; Detroit, t.
Cl.v.l.nd, 11; Philadelphia, t.
Today's Game.
Nsw Tork at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boaton at Chlc.go.
N.w Tork at St. Louis.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ,
Standings.
L. Pet. W. L Pet.
17 .460 Colnnbu, 38 IT .401
SO .IHlUnilerllls 13 11 .4M
20 .SOIIKanta, City 22 34 .3.3
24 ,S27Tolado 15 17 .2S8
Minneapolis 83
Indianapolis IS
St. Paul 81
Milwaukee 18
Yeeterday'e Results.
Minneapolis, 16; Columbua, t.
Toledo, IS; St, Paul, 7.
Louisville. 7; Kansas City, t.
Indianapolis. T; Milwaukee, 5.
Today'! Games.
St. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus. -Kansas
City at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
. .
American Astoclatlon.
Indianapolis, Juna 12 R. H. E.
iiinwauaee . ...5 13
Indlanapolla 7 n
Batterle.: Llngrel. Revlere, Roa. and
Ooeaett; Jonnard, P.tty and Krueger,
eVlJtUU.
liounvine, Ky June 12 ,R. H. E.
jvenaas iiy ,- a, 15
Louisville 7 11
Batterle.: Wllklnaon, Acoau, Ruasell
mm .ong, cateu, tunop and Brot-
Toledo, o., June 12 R. H. E.
-T"1" 7 10
Toledo . 11 11
Batterle.: Hall, Merrltt, Chrlstensen and
v. ' Are na n,ocner.
uoiumou.. o Jun. 12 R. H. E.
""" is is
Columbu. . 11
Batterle.: Mangum and Msvar: North.
rop, Rogg and Hartley.
Past Weelfs Record
in Major Leagues
ine weeks record in each league,
of games olaved. won and Utt n.
gether with runs, hits, errors, men
i on oases ana opponents' runs,
v American League.
f W L R H E LB OR
H
76
64
New York ,
St. Loula .
.0.0 1
.S 3 S
.6 14
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit , ...
ill
1
4
1
4
3
Chicago ...
Boston ....
National League.
P
W L
E LB OR
New York .,
Pittsburgh ,
St. Loul. ...
Brooklyn . .
..5
4 1
43
it
43
38
Cincinnati ,
Chicago
34
43
34
33
Boston
Philadelphia
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Illinois Enters
National Meet
Chicago. June 12. Announcement
of Illinois entry in the ntisantl in
tercollrgiate track and field meet at
Sugg field next Friday and Siturday
wat nailed with rejoicing In college
circlet lojsy. especially among
Illinois alumni, who had smarted
under the tting of criticism of their
alma miter caused by Coach Gill's
announcement last week that Illini
w.ould not compete.
This criticism wat In a large meat-
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Vhe CradleVJ
A tremendous drama ef love,
two kinds of women and di
vorce of an erring husband
and wife and the all-powerful
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Players
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
Where Is My Wandering Boy
WITH CULLEN LANOIS.
ofip.iEur,.
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NEXT WEEK
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THIS WEEK
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NEXT WEEK
Repeating Great Successes of
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SUN. HI
'MADAME X"
MON,
Tuesday and Wednesday
"THE PENALTY"
TWO MORE DAYS
CULLEN LAIIDIS
ROTH MILLER
; in
"Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight"
THEN, FOR FUN,
JOHNNY HINES
in
"TORCHrS HOLDUP."
ore responsible for Illinois' decision
ta enter dripile Coach Gill's obiee
Iriions to rules governing the nttional
event ana the prolonged trick sr.
ton.
Divorce Him?
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I
Johnson at the
Organ.
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