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The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
GOOD CHANCE FOR WRESTLERs.
Kid Cutler Offers Dollar Minute
for Any One who stays on Mat.


ANY Washington heavyweight wrestler,
or fairly good middle-weight has a neat
chance 10 pick up easy money this week
by going against Kid Cutler John l.
Sullivan's spsrring partner, who Is meet
ing all comers at the Gayety this week
after John !. and Jake Kilrain do their
stunt cutler is pay ing a dollar a minute
for every minute his opponents remain
untbr1Wu. lie is far from scientific. and
fails 20 follow through with his holds
He relies almost entirely upon his
weight. and a sturdy boy with q knowI-
edge Of wrestling could easily stay If
teen minutes.
Yesterday Cutler threw two men IN the
afternoon and four at night. all in less
than twenty minutes. One Of the aspir-
ants I'm the afternoon was Louis Zerega
VINO had stayed four minutes on tuesday
Yesterday afternoon he stuck for five
minutes
At night Cutler began by blasting the
hopes Of 4. WhitehiH who had gone fifty
three minutes with Shad Link OF Balti-
more. Whitehil was suppressed in one
minute. Nick Ross. the lightweight pro-
fessional wrestling champion of the Dis
trict, was unthrown for four minutes and
thirty-oHe seconds. Louis Rosetti was
not deferred by the fact that Cutler nearly
broke his arm last year. and went on
again. He was TO the good one minute
and forty-hve seconds. Bobby Baker was
snap in tweuty-eight seconds. Pat
O'COnnor was referee.
Tonight Cutler VIII take on four new
ones, and in the afternoon he is scbed
uled TO take cn two. but will accommo-
date any others who may appear.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
SEASON OPENS NOVEMBER 4.
Ba zet-bau League Plans for the
Coming Campaign.

The Washington City Basketball
League met last night IN the boardroOm
OF tie Y. NJ. c. A. TO consider amend
ments 10 the clauses of the constitution
covering the eligibility Of players. and
agreed upon q clause that Will absolutely
prevent any player from participating
with more than one club in the league.
II was decided that ule season should
start on Monday. November I.
All the teams ia the league last year
we're represented at last nights meeting,
which. grouped according 10 the newly
formed classes. are as follows: Class A
Carroll Institute. Corcoraus. Second ReEi-
ment. and y ~ q. A. Class B-Com-
rany =. National Guard Caprons. Peck
Chapel and Shamrocls. +. W BolgianO
was elected treasurer OF the league.
II Is possible that the Corcorans and
Second Regiment teams VIII combine their
forces and enter the league under the
name Of the National Guard Athletic As
ISOLATION, in which case a vacancy viii
be left in Glass A. which viii in all like
lh00d be filed by the Alexandra Athletic
Association, which was admitted as a
member of the league last night should
the AlexauJraus become regular mem
beTs Of the league, as it seem they viii,
il viii nrccsSitatc trip % the Virginia
city by each of the three first division
teams. as the schedule will call for two
games between each of the teams, the
teams 20 play one game at home and
one abroad.
4 deal of comment was made on the
size Of the halls used by the Peck Chapel
and Shamrock teams last year. and as
"a result. these two teams are taking
steps to arrange 10 play their games IN
larger hau, 20 Dee used Jointly by them.
There is rumor aHoat that members
of teams in the professional Basketball
League that was in operation last sea-
son viii make an eudeayor 20 play in the
Washington City League this season. but
this viii not be possible. as those play
ers, according 20 the rules OF the A. A.
L.. viii not Doe eligible to compete In
amateur games Tor over a year 10 come.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
DISLIKE FREAK RACERS.
Irish Yachtsmen WOuId Like to
Race Against Real Boat.

Dublin, Sept. 1S.-The members of the
Royal Irish Yacht Club depIore the re-
ported dissention in the New York Yacht
Club as to whether America should race
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger with a
freak OF a real boat
II is said that if the members of the
New York club favoring racing ma
chine have their way there will be no
race, Apart from the question of racing
Sir Thomas declares that the New York
Yacht Club should not force British chal-
lengers to build boats TO compete with
American freaks, which are not yachts in
the real sense.
Before setting out 10 cross the Atlantic
the BritisheT must build an inner shin in
side the racing hull Of the challenger. en-
failing heavy expense. Then during the
passage of the Atlantic the enormous
overhangs fore and aft causes tie yacht
to bump dangerously, ar the risk of the
lives of the crew. Irish yachtsmen con-
tend that SO long as America races with
freaks she will almost necessarily retain
the cup.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
-Four in a line.

-Four in a line.
Hank Gehring Is slated to pitch to-day.
The White Sox VIII bring eighteen play
ers East
Jake Atz. the Washington boy. Is at
third base for the White Sox
The Athletics pennant chances now de-
pend almost entirely On the pitchers.
The Chicago Nationals took ten out of
the eleven games played with Cincinnati
in Chicago.
Dave Altizer is bemOaning the loss Of a
bull pup. which strayed away yesterday
a reward has been offered.
Catcher John King, of the Cubs" is
said TO entertain an idea OF opening a
pool room in Kansas City.
Catcher Tommy Madden, one Of the
new acquisitions of the Boston Ameri-
cans, hopes to be all right for work to-
morrow.
Cincinnati viii try its new pitchers this
fal-Upp and Campbell. also the two
new out1elders, Chickering Antry and
George Paskert.
The record Of Bill Clymer. Of Columbus,
as manager, can't be beaten By any
other man in the country. He has man
aged baseball teams for six years. In
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
what's spanish for "wee Ahr,

Detroit Sept 1S.-Hugbey F. Jennings
Will coach in Spanish next year A don
fan has been hanging about the Tigers
clubhouse all season. He loves baseball
even better than he does the bull fights in
dear old Madrid. He gazes with pity on
Jennings efforts TO signal his men what
to do in pinches.
Let me teach you Spanish" he said to
Jennings a day or two ago.
That's all right and 1 am agreeable"
said Hugheyi but you'll have 70 teach it
70 Donovan, Mullin, Killian. Siever, and
the rest, else how will they know when to
pull off play?'
"All right, I'll teach it to you ALL" said
the merry don. And Immediately at the
close of the season of 1907 the books will
be opened and the lessons begun.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
AMONG THE BOXERS.

Tommy Burns IS reported to be thinking
seriously of going TO England TO fight
Gunner MOir.
Jack Morgan, Of Indianapolis and In
dian Joe Gregg are 70 box ten rounds at
indianapolis tomorrow night.
Bill Squires has bet his end of the purse
on his chances of beating Jack CTwin)
Sullivan at San Francisco ton September
2S
An effort was made TO match Tommy
O'Toole and Jimmy Walsh, of Boston, for
bout in Philadelphia, but they could not
agree on weight.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York
STANnING OP THE TEANIs
Warrington, ?, BOSton, 1.

For the fourth successive time the
Nationals bowled over Jim McGuire's
band Of Boston climbers in most cruel
style, thereby improving upon the best
showing made by the Washington club
in many moons.
While the whole home outfit played
perfect ball in the field and so punched
their five hits that only one really went
10 waste. to Frank Oberlin. the Boston
castoff. belongs the lions share Of the
victory. Although beaten. the Pilgrims
finally unearthed a twirler who could
Keep within speaking distance Of the
Nationals, for "Cy7 Morgan pitched a
really creditable game. But Oberlin had
a shade the better Of the battle royal
with the eX-Brown. and was finally re-
warded for his good work by having the
CantillOnites score a run that broke the
lie and gave Washington the verdict in
the eighth round
a steady drizzle made a most dis
agreeable afternoon for the National
pasume, and as a result less than nine
hundred fans went 20 the grounds TO
witness the efforts Of the visitors 10
break an unexpected losing streak. Al
though Hobe Ferris made a couple Of
pretty plays around second base. there
was little except the fact that Wash
ingtOn was holding Boston down. TO en-
thuse the crowd. Both Oberlin and
Morgan used the spit ball with great
success, as low skies made it so dark
ihat it was with difficulty that the bat
'ers were able 10 gauge the sudden
break in the fast curve
UseS Head Protector.
One Of the interesting features Of the
game was the introduction by Freddie
Parent Of the new beadgear which IS be-
Ing used by number of players to pro
iect them from wild pitches The in
Hated protector is an awkward arrange
ment, which is strapped To the left side Of
,he batter's head, but il did not prove
a great success for Parent, for he was
forced TO go hitless. and in only one Of
his four times at the bat was he able 10
get the ball beyond the indeld
For four innings not runner reached
third base, but in the fifth the Nationals
broke the mOnotony by getting one run.
Jack Warner led of with "a double TO the
clubhouse. and got 10 third on Home
Run" Shipkes single 70 left Smiths
bunt moved Shipke 10 second. but Warner
was out at the plate on OberIIns chance
10 Ferris. Shipke got 10 third on the
play, ard trotted in when Milan poked
Texas Lacquer into left
Boston tied il up in the sixth when
Barrett and Sullivan each got two-base
hits. In the eighth, with man on first
and second and only one out. Boston
looked dangerous, but DeIehantv har-
pooned Speakers bounder over second.
and, touching the bag, whipped the bali
10 Altizer In time 10 complete "a double
play and send the other fellows into the
field without a run.
After two had been retired i'm the second
half of the eighth Washington won the
game, Capt. Ganley walked. and stole
second. On q hit and run. DeIehautv
smacked one over second. which Ferris
could not quite reach, and Ganley reg
istered.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Reardon TOO Good for Dourber,v

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. l9.-Jack Rear
don outboxed Johnny Dougherty, of
Manayunk, at the opening of the Peer
less Club Monday night Both men were
on their feet at the end OF the sixth
round, and many thought it was a good
draw, but the honors were in favor OF
Reardon. who fought in better style than
his opponent.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
GIANTS AT LAST WIN.
Boston Defeated for First Time I'm
Series of Five Games,

Boston. Sept 1S.-New York gave il
good and hard TO the locals to-day by
way Of parting salute Michael Mooney
Lynch was At his best, and the locals
could DO absolutely nothing with bis de-
livery. New York pounded Flaherty for
keeps from the start. and he gave way
10 Liudaman IN the third. after six runs
Mnra tnlla nfs him Snnr..
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
TRINITY VS.. TREASURY.
Amateur Teams VIII Play Off Tie at
National Park To-day.

Immediately after the Boston-Wash-
ington game at National Park this after
noon Trinity and Treasury will meet to
play off the tie game in the District
amateur championship series. The anna
teUr game viii start about o'clock.
Should Trinity win, the title will go
to the Georgetown team; but should
Treasury win, there Will be a triple tie,
and 1t will be necessary to play additional
games in order to decide the champion
ship, Kerr viii probably be on the rubber
for Trinity. While Treasury will use Don
aldSOn
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

First base on balls-OR OberIin, /; off
Morgan, . Struck out-By Oberlin, :; by
Morgan, 3. Two-base hits-Warner. Bar
rett Sullivan, Ferris. Sacrifice hits
smith, Morgan. Stolen bases-Ganley. Del
ehanty. Double play-Delehanty to AIti-
zer. Cmpire-Mr. OLoughIin. Time of
game-1 hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

First base by erOr-Cleveland. L Left on bases
Cleveland 5, St Louis, 10. First base on balls-OH
Liebbardt of Petty, Struck out-By Liebhardt
/; by Petty, / Sacrifice hits-Pelty W. HartzcU.
Flick. Stolen bass-Hartzeu. Double pays-Peltv
10 Jones, Liehharlt to Bernis 20 Lester. Umpre-Nr
Esan. Time Of game-l hour and G minutes. At
tgudaucc-G56
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Left on bases Cincinnati. 3; Chicago 4 First
base on halls-Od Weimer 2; of Overall. /. Struck
ont By Neimer, Q; by Overall. g. Two-base hit
Stenfeldt Sacrifice hit -Huggins. Double plays
E1eTs 10 Tinker to Chance, Slagle 10 Chance Wild
ptch-p,crall- Tmpire-Ar. KLEIN Time Of game
! hour and 81 minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
DanVilIe Mt Richmond
Lynchburg at Roanoke,
Portsmouth ut Norfolk.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
EVEN BREAK AT RICHMOND.
Leaders Lost First. but score shut
out I'm the Second.

Special % The Washington Herald
Richmond Va. Sept 1-Richmond and
Norfolk split even on d double-headcr
here to-day. Richmond winning the first
game. 20 ., Norfolk taking the second.
10 o. Both games were marked by
sharp fielding on both sides. only TWO
errors being made in the two contests.
Richmond won the first game by superior
stick work. and Norfolk won the second
by batting Revelle at oPportune times.
Cummings work at first base for the Wis
iyors, and Reeves fielding for the home
team were the features. A number OF
Norfolk fans Witnessed the games. After
the game the new champions We're driven
10 the wharf in "a tally-ho. being wildly
cheered by the local fans as they left the
ball field Scores
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
BEAT BOSTON AGAIN
Nationals Land Their Fourth
Straight Victory.
OBERLIN OUTPITCHES MORGAN

Pitcher Given 10 CnntIIIOn by Jim
Mcclure Puzzles His Former Team
mates-NorgaR Pitches Well, hut
Nationals Bunch Hits in Fifth In
ming and ScOrc-Win Out In Eighth.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MAPS AT LAST WIN ONE.
PeIty's wild Throw Responsible for
Loss of Game at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept 1S.-CIeveland
won the fifth game played in the st
Louis series to-day, ? to O. Petty held
the Maps safe until the eighth inning.
when his own wild throw cost him the
game score
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
SECOND GAME

First base by errurS-Detrot. = Left on basgs-
Detroit g. Chicago. 5 First base on baIls-Gf Xii
Ian. g. Struck out-By kiRian. 2; BY Walsh.
Sacrifice hts-D0ugherty Schaefer, Cobb Wild
Titcl-Walsh. Passed hall-Sulliyau. Jmpre-lr.
Connolly. Time IF game-I hour and Is minutes.
ArreudauCe-l0.1J.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
TIGERS BREAK EVEN.
Split in Closing of
SensOn Mt Detroit

Detroit, Mich. Sept. IS-Detroit played
rs fnal baseball on its home field to-day
in the presence OF over 1000 people. and
managed 70 finish both the games
scheduled with Chicago in spite Of light
rain and very heavy field. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago, q Cincinnati, i.
New York, 10; Boston, 2.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at PittsbUT6,
(TWo games.l
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
CUBS WIN IN TENTH.
Killing, EVers, ana Tinker Factors in
Getting the Deciding Run.

Cincinnati. Sept 1S.-The Chicago Cubs
to-day defeated the Reds TO l, scoring
the winning run in the tenth inning on
singles by King and Evers and Tinker S
long fly Ccora.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

New wYcrk--...----...---.-.... s 0 0 ! 90
Boston. n.....-..........-....... 0 0 o 0 0 O. 2
Left On bases-New York g. Boston s First base
ga taIls-OA Lynch. 9 of Flaherty ]; Of Linda
man. s. Three base hit -BTesuahau. Twobase hits
bey'n, Lyuch. Sacrifice hitS-Deylm Seymour.
Stolen bases-ShaunUn ID. Haunidu. Doyle I'm
pire-Nlr ODay. Time u game hour and 70
MINUTES, Attendance-L255.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

EaTncI rlu3-DetF1It- , Firsf base hy err1rs-De-
JraIr !, Chicago. Left on bases Detroit s. Chi
cago l3 First base On balls-Of MuUu 3. on
White. J. Struck out-By Mulliu /. by White
Fhreehase hits-Schaefer. Muliin Sacrifice hits-F
Jones. Crawford. OLeary Isbeu Robe stolen
baSs--CObh D1ngherry. Passed hll-Payle I'm
Fire-Nlr Connolly. Time of game hours aud
minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Roanoke Takes Three Straight.

HOdhOht IHAtH IHFet otfHEShI.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va, Sept. H.-Roanoke made
it three straight. Both the locals runs
were the result Of errors. It was pitch
ers battle. with hOnors even. Brodies
sensational catch in the ninth saved the
day for the locals. Score:
RHE
Roanoke. ................. 10000 OIIOx-as /
Pcrtsmouth....-.-....... 0 0 O-I 3
Batteries Willis and 4IcKeon; Loos and Burns
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
r Il y
PITCHER OAKLEY SUSPENDED.
Lynchburg Players Give Poor Ex-
hibitiOn in Game with DauviIIe.

Special % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Sept. 1S.-The locals
gave one Of the worst exhibitions Of base
ball to-day that has ever been seen here.
the work being so rank that the appear
ance was that an effort was being made
to hand the visitors a victory. Wynne.
Bowen, and Oakley We're responsible for
the trouble. and IN the sixth the whole
team went into the air Oakley was
taken out of the game for poor work.
and Manager Grim announced afterward
that he would suspend the pitcher for the
remainder OF the season. The visitors
made five runs on Murray in the sixth
on account of rank support. but when
the contest ended in the first half Of the
sixth the score went back to the fifth.
being to / in favor OF Danvil1e. Score:
RHE
Lynchburg. g.-..........-.--........-.. 0 II 3
Danville.. 2 0-5 /
Batteries-oahey Murray and Hinton; Walker.
Walsh, and Ryan.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, ,; Boston, I.
Cleveland, 2; st. Louis, o.
ChiCHEO, 81 Detroit, =.
Detroit. =; Chicago, 2.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Richmond, 60 Norfolk, =.
Norfolk, ,; Richmond. o.
Roanoke, =; Portsmouth. I.
DanvilIe, ,, LynChburE, 1.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Totals ......l0HEu Totals .......
sHattcI f-- .-.l.r-.-- n. .--.--t 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
CREIGHrONs BEAT THE HAs-BEENs
University Team Wins Hands Down
Over Colonel Buffers Colts.


Over Colonel Buffers Colts.
The Creighton university team added an
other victory to its list yesterday after
noon by defeating the All-star Creighton
alumni team, to g. The game was wit
messed by fair sized crowd of collegians
and alumni in spite of the threatening
clouds The grads worked hard through
out the contest and every run was well
earned, the white and blue boys wrestling
the victory by their batting and Nc
Mahons pitching
The alumni team was composed Of anna
tours from the Field club Originals and. the
Nonpareils and Colonel Dan Butler and
Nick Kehoe. Butler started in the game
playing right field but after a couple OF
innings retired to the bench in order to
direct his colts better, giving his place to
Kehoe.
The game was fast and furious until in
the fifth the collegians sent two men over
the plate and gained a lead OF three DIR
ing the early part of the game the Has
Beens were able to find Mcmahon occa-
sonally, but after the fifth he steadied
down and had things his own way. How
ever, the alumni did not lose their cour-
age. but played a hard game to the end,
with only two errors charged up against
them.
The Creighton boys played a peppery
game, shutting out the alumni in six
straight innings The error allotted to
McShane was excusable, as he made It on
high fly which he reached for while
running up a high bank at the south end
Of the field. Mullen's batting was spectac-
ular and he earned batting score Of $50,
repetition Of his record in the Missouri
game Friday Eddie Creighton, in the box
for the alumni was unable TO control the
college batte-s and he had eleven hits
marked IN against him Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
RACING ON FRANKLIN FIELD
Eleven Hundred College Athletes Take
Fart in Relay Contests
CHICAGO WINS THE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP
Columbia Finishes First in the Two
Mile National Championship
Results of other
Contests.

PHILADELPHIA April q. - Chicago
Michigan and Columbia carried of the
three chief events at the relay meet today
on Franklin field. The national champion
ship, one mile relay, was won by Chicago
from Pennsylvania, Michigan took the four
mile championship easily and the two-mile
championship went to Columbia after a
hard struggle. No records were broken
but the numerous events in which there
were close to LOO contestants, furnished
high class sport for the more than 1900
spectators.
In the one mile relay championship Penn
sylvania was without the service of Tay-
lor, the great quarter miller. Chicago took
the lead in the first relay and held II
throughout, winning by about fifteen yards
The four-mile race was a procession, the
Michigan team never being headed by
Pennsylvania, the only other entry. Hill
school of Pottstown, Pa, won the prepare
tory school championship and Brooklyn
manual training captured the high school
national championship. The Wendell Phil
lips High school Of Chicago did not get
place Results:
Relay national championship; high
Manual Training, Phiadelphia Central
.HtIg55 school sse ,9l Chicago university
Preparatory schools, mile: Won by Potts
town Pa) Centenary Collegiate Insti-
tute, New York second. st. Pauls school
Garden City, L. - third Time' 1886
University race. mile: Won by Chicago
(Quigley, Barket Lngle, Merriam), Penn
sylvania second. Time: S:252b.
Two miles; Won by, Columbia part
-Four miles: Won by Michigan (Maloney,
Ramey Coe, Rowe)' Pennsylvania second.
Time: lS:692b.
Special events
Dash, 100 yards: Won by Rulon-Mill
Princeton; Reid, Amherst, second; Gamble,
Princeton, third. Time: O:1OB.
Hurdle, 120 yards: Won by Shaw Dart
mouth; Hubbard. Amherst, second; Nc
Culloch, Pennsylvania, third. Time: 0152b.
Pole vault Won by Allen, Syracuse,
II feet 1Oh inches; Iddings, Chicago. sec
ond II feet inchesj Norris, Illinois. third,
IL feet inches.
High jump: Won by MONT. Pennsyl-
vania; Risley, Colgate, second; Rossman,
Cornell. third. Height: 6 feet.
Shot put: Won by Kreuger, Swarthmore,
43 feet u inches; Garrels, Michigan, sec
ond AZ feet 81 inches: Talbot, Merce s.
burg, third.
Hammer throw: Won by Talbot, Mer-
cuse, second. 146 feet Inches Russell
Chicago, third. i4s feet inches
Broad jump: Won by OConneu New
York Athletic club. Mount Pleasant;
Carlisle Indians. second; Simons, Prince
ton, third. Distance: 20 feet 6 inches.
Discus throw: Won b. Garrels Michi-
gan; Horn, Syracuse second: Talbot
Mercersburg, third, Distance 135 feet 8
inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28
school Meet at Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., April 27-(Special.l =
In the annual interclass track meet held
yesterday afternoon at the Driving park
the eighth grade won, with the eleventh
grade second, the tenth grade third and
the ninth grade fourth. Prizes were
awarded the winners by the merchants of
Beatrice. Results:
Dash, 100 yards: Hahne Won Miller sec
ond, Robertson third. Time: OI2
Dash go yards: Miller won Robertson
second, Hahne third. Time O:244s
Half-mile run: De Shazo won. WaddIng-
ton second ThOrnburg third. Time: 25H
Mile run: Miller won, De Shazo second,
Atwater third. Time: 500.
High hurdles: Robertson won. Hepperlen
second, Kruse third. Time: Ol7B
Low hurdles: Walrod won. Hepperlen
second, Robertson third Time O:3lN
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

Two-base hits: Lynch, Garvey, Mullen
C3), Fishback, Delaney Kennedy, Three
base hit Fishback Passed BALL Kennedy.
First base on balls: on Creighton, 4; of
Mcmahon, ? Hit by pitched BALL Butler,
Struck out: BY Creighton, 8; by Mcmahon.
&. Left on bases: Alumni. 2; Creighton, 3.
Sacrifice hit: McShane. Double plays: Fish
back and Murphy; Mcmahon, Murphy and
Delaney. Time: las. Umpire McNalley.
Next Thursday the Creighton team will
play Doane on the university campus and
Saturday the first game with Bellevue col
lege viii come on also on the university
diamond and promises to be the most hotly
contested game of the year.