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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-09
PLAY GOOD GOLF
AT ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY, November 9-The
second days play in the fall invitation
golf tournament of the Atlantic City
Country Club yesterday was favored with
much better weather than on the previous
ably and the course at all points provided
much faster going. SO that the contestants
in the majority Of cases were able to dis
play more consistent golf.
Very good golf was played by W. E.
Shackleford, Atlantic City; Walter Smed-
ley, Spring Haven: F. S. Sherman, At
lantic City; Richard Mott, Riverton, and
MIA. The set match was the one between
W. E. Shackleford and s. d. Wright, in
the second round. Each played very
steadily and were very evenly matched.
Going out neither was more than one up
at any time, and at the turn they were
all square, each having a medal score of
43. At the tenth hole they were still
even, but Shackeford forged ahead on
the eleventh, playing his opponent
stymie and winning the hole to 8. The
gallery applauded when both holed long
puts on the twelfth green for good fives
Wright squared the match on the thir-
teenth, when Shackleford took three puts
on the green; the latter again stymied his
opponent on the fourteenth hole, winning
this as well as the fifteenth. making him
two up. The sixteenth was halved in
four. making the Atlantic City player two
up and two to go. Wright made it dormie
one when he ran down four from the
edge of the green on the seventeenth
The best each could do on the last hole
was five, ending the match with Shackle-
ford one up. Their cards:
W. E. Shackleford-
2 Is' ..:...:...... st5 ! ga ass
s. D. Wright
2i n::.:..:::: sSS : stass
The survivors in the second sixteen are
II. ". Brown. Philadelphia Country Club;
II. W. Smedley. Merton; L. SatterthWaite
Riyerton, and II. NJ. Clements, Merton
the latter of whom IS looked upon to win
the Presidents cup.
The semi finals and finals IN al events
VIII b. played today, as the medal play
handicap. Some very intero sting matches
should take place when +. S. Sherman
n cts Walter Smedley. w f. Shackletord
meets r. Mott and II M Clements IS OF
posed to L. Satterthwaite. So well DO
these men appear to be matched that
there is sure to b a close contest III the
final in the afternoon. summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN. FIRST ROUND.
l., IIpPn and ND" 10 %,A nIa ay,'"e \ sui IT,
", smed.ey. springnay, II. defeated II. 4.
Mackay, AIla1tic OK; up and f to r1ay,,
F. S sherman si ma At II City defeated s r.
Smith, Wilmington, 3 up and t" play
". ]. AI,GIinn. Lansdowne, defeated J.
Could; Beie-d, 6 up and to pay; r,..o, A..
r. Mott, Ilycrton, defeated /. l.. Hlekei, AT
lantic City. = up and l to play.
). u. Wright, University nf P"nnsy yania. de
feated A. ". Tillinguast, Philadelphia Cricket
Club. up and 3 to play.
W f. Shack.efoId, Atlantic City, defea ed F.
0. Horstman Chevy Chase. up and j TO play.
SECOND ROUND.
W. Smedley defeated c. L. Tappin .. up and
F. 5: Sherman defeated C. ]. Waters up and
8 play.
r. Mott defeated W. J. McGlinn up and
to play.
W L. Shackleford defeated S. D. Wright up.
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West Pointers Confident.
Sailors Expect Victory.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. November 9.-The
Navy viii put in a strong foot ball team
against Swarthmore and expects q victory
in a hard struggle Their Is only one pc
s.tion. right haIfback where there is any
unc rJanry. and that will probably he
nj d by r f. Jones. VINO has been IN
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rison, on Tellfare. Best Boy, at to /.
was a poor third.
There wasn't much choice in the NTH
race after Jubilee and Billie Hibbs had
been scratched Tom Shaw was selected
as favorite at to 5, with Goes Fast
second choice at 2 to 1. The bulk of the
money went on these two. Goes Fast
was best, and won in mild drive from
Tom Shaw. Profit, at to 1, was an
easy third.
AS usual, the most spirited betting race
was the last, in which Mr.. SIN thson
Neoskaleeta was installed favorite at 3 10 o.
with Coltness as good as to ]. Ballot
Box had good support at and 2, while
Lord Badge was literally backed at elghts
Delaby got Coltness off well, and the re-
suit was never in doubt. Ballot BOX was
lust as easy second best while Neoska-
ileeta was best of the others.
There are seven races Scheduled Tor To-
day, and large crowd is expected
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs
Johnny Edwards, 1o7 Delaby,. 5 - Il
Dixie Himmel, LOT Q-iebert).... s-5 7-1O =:
Kings Plate, 107 (Beckman). 40 IL
Time, III 3-5. Braggadocio, Gun Cotton, Pom
| tao and Paul Pry also ran.
SECOND RACE Six furlongs.
paul Clifford. Io7 tGoldstein).... 2 As 1-2
N qe LIFT 10 5oa AFS:s AWAY; gatlea1 and
Parkville also
THIRD RACE-One and one-eighth miles.
st. Pl. 3D.
Ocean Spray, ~ Lieberp. q IL
Lotus Eater 115 (McCabe). ..... 80 -.
Time, POI 2-5. Dele Strome, L'lanthony Boy
and Haymarket also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Patapsco Hunt purse; two
miles. .,
True Boy 142 CNoone). ......... - -.
Tellfare. 147 CMr. Harrison).... l -: 80.
Best Boy, 1879 CMr. WrighO..... -.
Time, $50. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Si1 furlongs.
St. Pl. Sd
Goes Fast, lo4 g4eberp ........ n;29 -.
Profit, 1O4 (Beckman). .......... IL
Time, LII is. servile and Beggarman also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile.
Coltness, % Oelaby) ........ IS ITO 90.
Ballot Box. 80 Gofdstein). ..... 2 80.
Neosknleeta. 81 tShrevel. .....: 90 ITO 80:
Time. 1.45 30. Lord Badge, Lady Karma and
Suffice also ran
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FAST BASKET BALL.
Second Regiment Lads outplayed
the Belvideres.

The Cd Ragime8t basket ball team turn
ed the tables on the strong Belvdere
quint Of Baltimore last night at the
National Guard Armory. when 1t easily
won the secord game arranged between
these two qulnts. the score being 40 to p.
Continued on Eleventh Page)
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Business.
Caprons Defeated the Shamrocks.

Glass of the Washington City Basket
Ball League. began its season last night
with the Caprons and Shamrocks as con-
testants. the former uuint having been
victorious by the score of ID to 8. In
the first half both teams played great
bali and at the conclusion of the half the
score stood to in favor of the win
ners The Shamrocks failed to score in
the last period, while the Caprons added
more points to their number Hammer
ly played the feature games for the win
ners.
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Saturdays Game.

1t was a sorry day for Pitcher Ohm
stead when he essayed to take the
third straight from Topeka last Satur-
day afternoon. O1mstead was easy
pickings for the Champs. His bumps
were started in the first inning when
lack of control sent Abbott to first
Spec connected for a two base hit and
Davis walked filling the bags with no
one out. Then Landreth, the short
grass find, poked one out past Murray
in center field, the ball rolling clear
to the fence and being good for a
round trip. This made four scores but
the tight wads in the grand stand
never opened up their pocketbooks
and Landreth was financially unre-
warded.
After this the locals did not have
to score any more but in the seventh
and eighth innings matters braced up.
Hurlburt started the seventh with "a
triple and Landreth walked. Henry
tripled, scoring both. In the eighth
with one down Abbott reached first
on an error and scored when the
Duke connected for another triple.
Davis walked and a double steal was
worked with the Duke scoring and
Davis going to second. Landreth went
out on an infield hit and Davis scored
when Cole dropped Henry's fly. Henry
started to steal third with the ball in
the pitchers hands but the steal was
frustrated.
on Olmstead's single. Another run
came in the seventh when Abbott
muffed Murray's fly and Goes followed
with his second double.
The game was featured with some
brilliant fielding on the part of Olson.
Landreth and Davis. Davis took care
of five chances in right field.
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American Association Standing.
Other sunday BAN Games.

Lacygne - The Lacygne browns
shut out the Drexel team by score
of to o.
Ronner Springs Bonner Springs
defeated the Kansas City Eagles here
the game was the pitching of McKin-
ney, who struck out sixteen men.
Chanute-Humboldt beat Petrolia
here by a score 3 to /.
Kinsley-Kinsley defeated Larned
by a score of 8 to 2. --.
Wellington--The locals were beaten
by the Kansas City Arts of Kansas
City by q score of IL to 2.
St. Mary's@St. Mary's college de-
feated Fort Riley here easily, the final
score being 9 to 1.
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The Springfield team left on the fast
mail this morning for Wichita where
they will try, to stop the winning streak
of the Rabbits If they have as good
luck as IN Topeka they will be able to
take a fall. However, they will not be
feeling very much like it this after
noon They left Topeka this morning
On the fast mail which robbed the play
ers of lots CT sleep right at the time of
night when it is most needed.
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*Batted for Dick in the ninth.
SCORE RY INNINGS
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Oklahoma City Post: The games that
have been played in this city this sea-
son appear to have been more of an
experiment than anything else. The
pitching staff of the Nets has been
somewhat uncertain. Three men are
proven however. They are Mcfarland,
Gibson and Benis. Woods made a poor
showing yesterday, and Pizel and Geist
are yet to receive actual trials.
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Results of Lincoln Track Nice.

Lincoln, Neb., Nav 13-Firs- b,r,o,.s
II! IN the annual track and fieId meet of
tne Missouri Valley InterscheIastic
ar Alniet1c association. held Saturday on
ne 1ne campus of Nebraska university.
nSie captured by the Manual Training
scnool of Kansas City. St. Josepa stooss
secoh9, Kansas City Central third, lin
CON fourth and York, Neb., fifth. me
p1lnts being as follows: Kansas Cit
City Central, %; Lincoln o.. yorIl 90
me Individual stars of the meet were
1 LON st. Joseph: Flynn, K. G. G.:
anH' K; G. M; Diers, York. and Rus
point winner with 201h to his cradi+
Fiynn captured all three of the dashes !:
Dlers broke the Missouri valley record
IN the high jump and Russell perform
eo ike feat in the pole vault.
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SCORE WINNINGS

gg 0LP;a :.;;--1 g I II
Summary: Earned runs-Topeka 2;
springfield g. Two base hitS-Henry.
sacrifice hits-Henry, Forester, Olson,
Hagan, Cuthbert. Stolen bases-Hurl-
burt, Landreth, Abbott 2, Henry 2, RAJ
gan, Forester, Smith. Bases on balls
ON Forester 4; off Kaufmaun 2, eff
Olmstead 2. Struck out-By Forester
Z; by Kaufman 2; by Olnstead 2.
Double plays-Ragan to Abbott; Run
Ike, to Olson % Ragan- Left on bases
Topeka IA. Springfield 10. Passed ball
Goes 2 Wild pitch-Forrester 1. Hit
by pitched ball-Smith. Time of game
-2:50. 200. Umpire-Eck-
man.
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q - - FORTYNARs
0ooeoe OF CURES

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n nnu1Sture that it has the unequalled pleasing
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Enannty and restores strong robust health Where the blood
unable to
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this reaches and inherited ordinary
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certain in its results but it is absolutely safe medicine
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DEBs STOPS IN TOPEKA.
Makes Brief Visit to His Old Friend
Judge DOstcr.

Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist lead
er. was in Topeka on Sunday after
poster and other Topeka friends.
Mr.. Debs has been writing some So
cia:istic stuff for the Appeal to Rea-
son at Girard and is now on his way
to Boise, Idaho, to attend the trial or
Mover. Haywood and Pettibone, the
three Ia Dor leaders accused of con-
spiracv in the murder of Governor
Steunenberg.
Mr. Debs thinks that President
Roosevelt made a great mistake in his
attack upon Haywood. Meyer and
Pettibone just at this time when the
three men are on trial for crime.
He says that. such expressions pre-,
iudice people against the accused
men.
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BLUES IN THE LEAD.
The Kansas City BAH Team in Front
for the First Time Since 1901

Aor INC FIRST Time Since 1901.
Kansas City. May 13-For the first
! Time since 1901 a Kansas City team is
iieaolng the league in which it is play
ing, after the first month of the season.
IN lSO1 the old Western league team,
tne nrst. by the way, that Tebeau ever
nad IN Kansas City, was off in front
e Gnu kept the lead during the entire
season winning the pennant hands
INTO first place yesterday because
66ouisVlIle lost to Minneapolis Jimmy
Durkes band didn't even stop at the
Ivcoiio station, hurdling the round east
tlei9 70 battle with the champions yes
t sGruay they We're one-half a game be-
,,iliu Louisville, which was in second
bus. -iAiu 'Ool1iA-
Futtnan, the Louisville pitcher. aided
d deDeaus Kansas City squad in their
tnat minneapolis had little trouble tall
ing the Cooleyites into camp.
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Saturdays Games.

Oklahoma City, May 13.-Oklahonna
City out hit Leavenworth Saturday in
a smuggling match, gaining lead off
Gilbert in the first that could not be
overcome.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Oklahoma city .....5 o 90 2 90 IS II 4
Leavenworth .........0 0 0 0 0 2 O-5 4
Batteries-M and Partridge:
Gilbert, Allison and Fisher.
Joplin May 13.-With two out in the
tenth inning, Vanderbilt dropped a high
fly, Pettigrew scoring the winning run
for Hutchinson Saturday.
Score by innings: r H z:
Joplin ..:..........1 000oo 10000 OIL 5 8
Hutchinson .........1 o o o o o o o - 6 o
Batteries-Johnson and Vanderbilt;
Atchison and Lewis.
Wichita, Kan, May 13.-Hetling's long
single in the ninth inning won the game
Saturday for Wichita.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Wichita ..............0 0 0 0 0 1-6 10 5
Batteries-Gill, Baker and Cheek;
Clark, Becker and Weaver.
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Totals =.
OKLAHOMA CITY.

%McGil and Ling out for cutting bases
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Leavenworth $50 0 o O. 7
Oklahoma City ....5 0 2 0 I'll
The summary: Two-base hits-Gill,
Lotion. Wiser, WOoley, Ling, McGifl.
Three-base hits-Gill, Lotion Wooley.
Stolen bases-Wooley, Fisher, Rapps.
Innings pitcher-By Taylor one-third, by
Gilbert two and two-thirds, by Allison
six. Hits-On Gilbert T.. Struck out
By Bandy 5, by Gilbert /, by Allison l.
Bases on balls-On Taylor 8, off Gilbert
l, off Allison 2. Wild pitch-Allison.
Double play-Bandy to Gill. Left On
bases-Oklahoma City 5. Leavenworth
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Saturday Ball Games.

III THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City 2, Columbus 1.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville 0.
ST. Paul s. Indianapolis 4. -s
Milwaukee 8, Toledo 4.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 9, Pittsburg g.
Brooklyn 1, Chicago (first game);
Chicago 2, Brooklyn o (second game)
Philadelphia s, St. Louis 4.
Boston-C Cincinnati, no game; rain.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Z, Philadelphia 2.
ST. Louis 5, Washington az innings.)
Detroit 4, Boston l.
Cleveland 6, New York 2.
IN THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln Z, Sioux City 8.
Denver 6, Des Moines 5.
Omaha.4, Pueblo 1.
OTHER SATURDAYS GAMES.
Emporia s, Newton 4.
Oklahoma q, Drury 4.
Coffeyville 9, Independence 8.
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Totals
SPRINGFIELD.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Topeka ..............4 0 80
Springfield ..........0 0 0 0 %
Summary: Topeka, 8; Springfield
l. Two base hits-Hurlburt, Goes 2,
Smith. Three base hits-Hurlburt 2
Henry. Home run-Landreth. Stolen
bases-Hurlburt, Davis Runkel, OIL
son, Reed Bases on balls-Of Halla
2; off Olmstead 8. Struck out-By
Halla 3 by Olmstead 5. Left on
bases-Topeka g: Springfield 8. Passed
balls-Goes. Time of game. 90.
Attendance, 500. Umpire-Eckman
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western Association Standing.
National League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON ?; St. Louis o.

St Louis, May 13.-Washington de-
feated the ST. Louis Americans Sunday
by a score of to 0. The game was n
pitchers battle between Petty and Pat
ten. wallace dropped fly ball in the
fourth inning, letting in two runs for
Washington.
Score by innings: Ri. E
Washington ..........0 90 . o 90 % 0
Batteries-Pelty and .O'Connor: Pat
ten and Hayden.
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Independence, 8, Conexville 4.

Coffeyville, Kan, May 13.-Inde-
pendence defeated Coffeyville here
Sunday by a score! of to before
crowd of 1900 - va
Score by inninGss RH 4.
Independence .....-.rO 0 0 03 0-6 2
: Batteries -7Anderson.- and Kelsey;
Daseenes and Haas. A.,.-s-.--.
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Joplin. Mo-. May BY taking Sun
days game Hutchinson won it's third
victory in the series of four with Joplin.
Quiesser had no control, giving numer-
Gus bases on balls and forcing in several
runs. He was succeeded by WEIGH in
the fifth, who electrified the fans with
his marvellous delivery. The score was
s to z The Soora.
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ed plate with pitcher
WICHITA.

*Batted for Dick in the ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS. ---
Webb City .........0 3 Q %
Wichita ...........0 1 2 o o Ill
The summary: Earned = Tuns--W ebb
City 6, Wichita 10. Two base hits
Dalrymple. Hettling q Bayless, Annis,
Weaver, Milan. Three-base hit-Hol-
land. Home runs-Dalrymple 2, Jones.
First on balls-Off Baker 2, off Dick 2.
Struck out-By Meredith 1, by Baker 3,
by Dick 5. by Young 2. Stolen bases
McLear Milan, Hettling, Annis, Weaver.
Left on bases-Webb City Z, Wichita 6.
Double plays-Olson to Painter, Baker
to Jones to Painter. First on errors
Webb City 1. Time-2:00. Umpire
Vershure. Attendance-5,00O.
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Score by innings:
Manhattan 6; Ernporia I.

Manhattan, Kan, May 13.-In a close
ly contested game Saturday the Kansas
State Normal lost to the Farmers by
score of 6 to l. Each team executed
double play and exhibited some fine in
dividual performances.
Score by innings; r. H: E:
K. S. A. c. ....-...O 10000 80 8
Batteries-Singles and Priest; Nc
Canless and Miller. Umpire-Quigley. o.
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Chicaco 1O: Philndelnllin 8.

Chicago, May 13.-Chicago won easily,
defeating Philadelphia 10 to 8. Plank
pitched we'll until discouraged by poor
support. Walsh showed complete re-
covery from his recent injury at Detroit
keeping hits scattered and striking out
eight batsmen.
Score by innings: R.H C.
Chicago .-....-..-.-..0 o D 4 3 10 IA y
Philadelphia .........1 o o o. 3 s 5
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Plank
and Schreck-
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Wichita 11. Webb City Z.

Wichita, Kan, May 13.-Fifteen hits
netting eight runs in the first four in
nings, gave the locals Sundays batting
match with Webb City. Two home runs
by Dalrymple and one by Jones of the
visitors were features. The batting was
the heaviest ever seen on the local dia-
mond. Meredith was succeeded in the
box in the fourth by Baker and Young
succeeded Dick in the seventh. The
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 10; Dies NIoines 5.

Denver, May 1s-Making nineteen
base hits. including one home run and
three triples, Denver defeated Des
Moines easily Sunday.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Des Moines o13oOO1o- Il 5
Denver ..-............5 9 o 2 %-19 10
MISUNDERSTANDING, Miller and Dash
wood; Bohannon and McDonough-
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Western Leaguc standinc
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 5; Col
umbus, T.
At waukee-Milwaukee 2; Toledo,
13.
At st. Paul-st- Paul, 6; Indianapolis,
5.
At Minneapolis-Mi 6;Louis-
vile, 5.
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Oklahoma City II, Leavenworth z.

Oklahoma City, Ok, May 13.-Leaven-
worth was defeated in the last game of
the series Sunday by the score of IL to
Z. The high wind made good ball play
ing impossible. A one-handed catch by
Scoggins, cutting off a probable three
base hit and saving two runs, was a
feature. The score:
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Lincoln 10; Sioux City 6.

Sioux City, Ia, May 13.-Lincoln beat
Sioux City out of an thinning game
Sunday by batting rally in the
eleventh. =
Score by innings: R.H.E
Sioux City .02 201OO1 o00-6 10 8
Lincoln -..........OO 0 8 o 900 40 20 1
Batteries = Jarrotts and Sheehan;
Ctcotte. Mckay and Sullivan.
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ii Athletics Z. Atchison 3.

Atchison, Kan, May 13.-The Kan
sas City Athletics took a fall out of
the Atchison team Sunday afternoon.
Score by innings: RI ..
Athletics ............-.0 o0-a
Atchison .........O 0 o. 3 0 o 0--3 6 4
Batteries-Walker, fitzpatrick and
Butterworth; Anderson and Doyle.
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Nebraslza's Track Teom Rest

ka's track team won from Ninnesota
Saturday, "a to "A. Two track records
We're broken. Morgan of Nebraska run
nlns mile in 4:35, While Woodricls of
IMInnesota d1d the 22O hurdles in rs L.
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!, Fort. smith 8. Nfuskogee 8.

punching hits on Lowell in the ninth
Fort Smith won from Muskogee Sun
day.
Mnskogee ...2S.1 o00OVoo-3 9 2
Fort Smith .........t.0 o 1 2 3-6 5
Batteries-Lowell and Stewart;
Hizemore and Bigmyer.
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urday night. Specs average was only
III, while after Saturdays game which
was not included in the average his
hitting was brought up to .229. Spec
has shown that he will be hitting with
the best of them before many days if
he is not already.
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salt Lake City, May 13.-The Univer-
sity of Utah won the track r,1eet t,.c,,,
Colorado Saturday by 631k to a71k points
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Omaha 10; Pueblo Z.

Pueblo. Col, May 13-Pueblo went to
pieces Sunday and Omaha took the
second game of the series with ease.
Score by innings: R.H-E.
Omaha ..............114O 2o041-13 5 8
Pueblo ............9 / o 0 0 o. 13 IL
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ragan and Con
ding; Jackson. Morgan and Smith.
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Yale Won Prom Princeton

Princeton, N. J.. May 1S.-Yala wor
the track meet with Princeton by &
score of "a to So
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*Batted for Vaughn in the ninth.

The summary: Earned runs-Joplin
., Hutchinson 2. Two base hits-Persh.
Vanderbilt, Lewis. Three-base hit
Perish. Bases on balls-Off Quiesser S,
off WEIGH 1, off. Fleharty s. Innings
pitched-By Quiesser four and one-third
by WEIGH four and two-thirds. Struck
out-By Welch Z, by F'leharty 6. Left
on bases-Joplin II, Hutchinson II. Wild
pitch-Quiesser. Passed ba1l-Lewis.
Hit by pitcher-Lewis by Quiesser,
Casey by WEIGH. Umpire-Guthrie.
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In a recent game at Milwaukee Cooley
was benched for disputing decision OF
the umpire However, it was but a
mild protest uttered by Cooley and the
Milwaukee papers say that the umpire
was in error in benching the most pop
ular manager in the American Associa-
ton.