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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
TOtals,.""Ss S21 IA Totals. :,

TWO-base hits: Hummel (8), Davidson.
Sacrifice hits: Daubert, Lennox, Mcmillan,
Scanon., Double plays; higgins to
Konetchy; Cakes to Phelps Stolen base:
Davidson Base on balls: Off Scanlon, 8;
off Backmap, 3; off Wilhelm, 1; off Sallee,
/. Struck out: By Backman, 2; by Sallee,
g. Hits: Off ScRnlon, 4 in five and two
thirds innings; off Wilhelm, 4 in and
one-third innings; off Backman, 6 in five
and two-thirds innings; off Sallee, 0 In
three and one-third innings. Left on bases
st. Louis, 8; Brooklyn, IL. Time: 215
Umpires tombstone and Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Topeka.

IWO-baBo NIT HeIIIyl DOubIe pIdysi
Knapp to Gagnier to Thomas, Wright to
Reilly TO Landreth, Reilly TO Kahl 20 Land
reth. (2). Stolen base; Thomson, Sacrifice
hits: Gagnier, Reilly. KuHkel, Struck OutI
BY Hagerman, s; by Knapp. 81 by Wright,
q Bases on balls: OFF fisherman, 81 Oft
Knapp, 2; off Wright. g. Hit by pitched
bill: BY Hagerman. I; by Wright. !. Wild
pire, Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
COLONIES BLANE HOLSTERS
y
Louisville Beats indianapolis Before
Big Crowd, -Four 10 Nothing.
PITCHERS IN LIVELY BATTLE
Glaze, Eastern star, weakens. in sew.
enth Inning and with Three
Errors, Allows winninE
Tally, tN
PITCHERS IN LIVELY BATTLE

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22-Before Che
largest crowd of the season Louisvllle won
from indianapolis today by score of
to o. 1t was pitchers battle up to the
seventh In that period Glaze weakened
and after two passes to first, followed hS
three errors behind him and two hits,
which Melted four runs, he was relieved
by Dugan. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
MOTOR BOATS RACE TO HAVANA
Five Little Cruisers Leave Phtla-
dolphin ON Long Journey.

delphAu ON Asoh8 SouFhSSs
PHILADELPHIA May 22,-The five lit
tie cruising motorbOats engaged in the
daring race from Philadelphia TO Havana,
are now we'll on their way, The boats were
started from Race street wharf, Delaware
river, at lsi45 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Tenight the boats are racing down the Della
ware bay and win pass out to sea during
the night;
The last heard from them was at Reedy
Island, Del, fOrty-six miles below this city
late this afternoon, At that time the Ber-
neyo was leading the Loantaka by one min
ute. The Caliph was one minute behind
the I,oantalNa. the Ilys three minutes &c
the rear of the Caliph and the Caroline wal
three minutes astern of the Ilys.
Prizes viii be awarded the first thre'
boats finishing al the entrance 70 Hayani
harbor, after the time allowances hay'
been figured out.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
MilwnuIxee wins Roth,

ST PAUL, Mimi, May 22.--Milwaukee
twice shut out ST. Paul today, TO O and 3
to 0. In the first game Schardt held st.
Paul to one scratch hit. In the second
game three hits, base on balls and an
error gave Milwaukee the game in the
twelfth inning The large crowd mad ?
ground rules necessary. Score first game:
ST. PAUL. w AIrLrrrn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
TOPEKA wALLOPs LINCOLl
Large Crowd Sees Home Team Lose,
One TO six.

LINCOLN. May 22.-Topeka played rings
around Lincoln in today's game, winning
Wright had everything in his pitching
repertoire that was necessary to dtimfound
the locals, and in only one inning were they
able to get more than single hit. He
costly, and his support was good. Hager-
man. the former Topeka pitcher, started In
Tor the antelopes but after giving three
passes in the first inning was sent to the
bench and Knapp substituted. Topeka
won the game by punched hits In the third
and fourth innings. After the fourth they
got but one hit off Knapp. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
CUBS TOY WITH TIE QUAKERS
Chicago Has Little Trouble Defeating
Phillies, Seven to Three.
RITCHIE HAS ONE BAD FRAME
White City Twirler rounded Hard
In seventh Inning, but Up 10
that Time Holds Enemy
TO One HIT.

CHICAGO, May 22-Chicago easily de
feattd Philadelphia Z to 8, today Richie
held the losers without hit until the sew.
enth, when he weakened and was hit hard
The game was delayed twenty minutes ny
rain In the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
OMAHA.

Two-base hits: Belden, Isbell, Pettlgrew.
base; Sohipke. Double play Corridor to
Fox to Kane. Base on balls: Off Hollen-
beck, 8; off Jarnisan, 3, Struck out: by
Hollenbeck, 3; by Jarnigan, 2. Left on
bases: Omaha, 6; Wichita, 4. Time; l;4S.
Umpire: Mullen Attendance; 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Colligan, Raftis, Niehoff. Time: 1880. At
tendance: 5000, Umpire. Spencer.
ST. JOSEPH TAKES SIOUX GAME
WiIdness of Alderman Gave Drum
mers Three Runs.

mers Three HunS.
SIOUX CITY. May 22L-The fans today
saw a well played and closely contested
game between the local team and st. Jo-
seph which went to the visitors, to 4. The
wlldness of Alderman in the first two in
nings practically cost the game. He passed
two men to start with, and wild pitch and
Jones error scored one In the second the
Drummers made two more runs without a
hit. Corhan walked, Mcneil sacrificed,
johnson was passed both advancing on an
infield out. Corhan scored on a wild pitch
and Johnson followed him over on Stem s
error on Powells grounder. Mclean
pitched the balance of the game and held
the visitors down. Wednesdays home run
in the third, two singles and an out in the
ninth counted two more for the Drummers
Sioux City made a bid for the game in
their half. Swift, who had succeeded John
son, passed the first two men up. Corhan
made an error on Miller's hit and Welch
an infield hit, but was caught at the plate
retiring the side. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
DIES MONIES
DENVER
Totnis ....esr.,rest.S1

.one Qua when winning run was made
Des Aoines...s',''''.SS Z SS ! II
Two-base hts DaIton- Bases GA balls;
Off owens, Is OFF olinstead, Struck
out. BY Owen, s. BY Oimsteas = Sso,Sa
lay 5SSs GlSasfssa - bye SaSfI1lt.Ss R ttsi;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Totals....,24 "a u Totals.....SS q 10 {
tBatted for LaroY in the ninth

St Paul ............OO 1000 o 0 90
Milwaukee .,.........O 90 0 OO2 D Pa
Three-base hit: Marshall. Sacrifice hit:
Wrigley. Stolen bases: Jones, Robinson.
Double plays Regain to Wrigley to Aubrey.
Wrigley to Regain to Aubrey. Left on
bases:- St Paul. 6; Milwaukee, 5. Bases on
balls: Off Schardt, 3. off Iaroy, g, Hit by
pitched BALL Aubrey. Struck out BY
Schardt. 5; by Laroy. 5. Time: las. Um-
pires: Hayes and VanSyckle. Score, second
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
nlarrnnnfnI 0ionlIunt

Of liver and bowels, In refusing to act, is
quickly remsdisd with Dr; Kings New IAte
PuiA Ss sGle PE e.a.g4 psys eT
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
MILWAUKEE.
ST. PAUL

Totais.,....s7 SO 20 q Totals. ...Ss IS 10 1
St Paul 40 0 0 o o % o o o. 0 90
Milwaukee Z, o. o o 0 0 o 0 0 o 90
Three-base hit: Ronison. Sacrifice hits.
Breen,l Pierce. Stolen bases: ]. Clarke,
Breen, Aubrey Left on bases: st. Paul, 3:
Milwaukee, s. Bases on balls: OFF Gehrng,
s; off McGlynn, 1. Struck out: BY Gehring.
A. by McGlynn, 7. Time; 2:3O. Umpires:
VanSyckle and Hayes. .g,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23

borne and Moore. Stolen bases: Gelwick,
90; Clements. Struck out: BY Gary, 6; by
Manister, II. Bases on BALLS, Off Gary, L;
off Manister, 2. Hit by pitcher: BY Man
lister, g. a.. f. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Crowd Largest q fseason.

The crowd was the largest that has been
on the ground this season, more than $500
fans being present After the grandstand
and bleachers were packed the crowd was
allowed on the field. extending from third
base around to center field. Another bunch
sat on the first base side, In the last of
the ninth, just as Omaha was going to bat
some bug threw a cushion into the crowd in
front of the third base bleachers This
started regular pillow fight and soon the
air was full of flying cushions Umpire
Mullen had to stop the game for five min
utes while policemen put a stop to the
good natured battle
Tho crowd was with Omaha all the time
and pulled all 1t could at the beginning Of
every inning when Omaha went to bat
When WEIGH went to bat in the seventh he
was cheered Justify, but the best he could
do was to get base on balls and be put
out at second when he attempted to steal.
Claire made peach of a stop of what
should have been hit for Cadman. Cad
hit a hot liner just to one side of second
toward third base which looked like a
single. Claire made n dash for It and
snapped 1t with one hand. He whipped 1t
over to first on the run before Cad crossed
the bag. Another bit of nice base ball was
the fast double made by Corridor Fox and
Kane. With man on first In the first
inning, after one was down, Claire hit a
hot one to Corridor who snatched It off the
ground and tossed 1t to Fox at second
Fox completed the play by whipping II
over 10 first in time to put the runner out
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23

Sioux City ...........1 0 o 2 90 90 IA
st. Joseph ..........1 2 1 0 o o o 0 1-5
Stolen bases: WEIGH (2). Two-base hit:
Quillln. Home runs: Hartman, McChesney.
Sacrifice hits: Quillin, Andreas, Mcneil.
Innings pitched: BY Alderman, 2: by Nc
Lean, Z; by Johnson. 62s; by Swift 2h.
Hits: Off Alderman, l. eff Mclean, 4; off
Johnson, g.. Struck out: BY Alderman, L;
by Mclean, 4; by johnson, /. Bases on
balls: Off Alderman, 8; off Johnson, 3; off
Swift, g. Wild pitch; Alderman. Hit with
pitched ball BY Alderman, /. Time: 200.
Umpire: Haskell Attendance: $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
CHAMPS POUND DENVER HARD

Des Moines Beats GriAxlles by Good
Hitting in Pitchers battle,
DIES MONIES, Ia. May 22-Two hits
and a sacrifice won a pitchers battle for
Des MOinek. TO / In the ninth inning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
In the johnson Camp.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May H.-(Special
Telegram. )-Outside of the fact that per-
sonalIy he is in the finest kind of physical
condition and confident of his ability TO
drop the fast flying Jeffries on the fourth
of next July, things do not seem to be
going very salubriously at the johnson
hostelry on the ocean beach.
In the first place Sir Hart, one of the
black mans court lost his head at the
Papke-Thomas battle the other evening
and jumped up ON the side OF the ring in
an endeavor TO persuade Referee Welch
to give the fight on an alleged foul. He
was promptly yanked down by Promoter
Coffroth, in front of whom the incident oc-
CURED. and treated to dose of medi-
cine he promised TO ladle out TO Samuel
Berger at last Mondays conference. Both
his pride and his topknot were somewhat
ruffled by this incident and has vowed ven
geance on both the Sunshine promoter and
the reporters who described the incident.
On top OF this. Johnson lost his case against
Sam Fitzpatrick in Judge Cobania's court
yesterday, the magistrate ruling that I'm
Arthah" must pay elIs 10 his ex-mGnager
for services rendered last fall Johnson
endeavored to explain that he would have
| gladly given rlXserhlu ten tiIHo Sho amount
OF the money that he claimed for aiding
him at the Seal Rock house, but tho court
did not see II that way, and slipped the
hook to Johnson,
These promises OF Johnson's In which he
gives away more money ti.an Andrew Car
negie, were exemplifisd m the case OF L.
r. Stock well the blind actor, last septem-
Der, when he pledged himself TO take tlOt
worth of stockwelrs benefit tickets and
later refused to come through with Sc
much as a Canadian dime
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Keeps Right on Going.

IT really think he is three times as strong
as he used to be-" he said. I'm fairly
powerful man myself, but, holy smoke,
fellow might just as well try to stop the
comet as to move that big fellow in
clinch."
BY the way, If memory is right, j. Archi-
bald johnson once gave little Jack trim
ming in about five rounds. Odds bones,
what a chance Big Jim has for revenge
and to wipe the blot off the family es-
cutcheon.
Judging from Jeffries feelings of today
in his sparrng, his assistants will be earn
ing their salaries for the balance of the
training siege He was pleased to read that
Corbett was in good shape and figures on
using the former champion a great deal
IL Corbett Is In fix to go a distance. In
fact Corbett is the only hope of the other
fellows, for Jeffries said this morning that
the only chance they would have for a
vacation was Corbetts ability to go over
three rounds. Jeffries also figures on open
ing up on the Gentleman" for the reason
that the latter is clever enough to avoid
the damaging wallops.
Manager Berger, Tex Richard and Dick
Adams are slated to return to camp to-
morrow and the Olympian will be pleased
1t was rumored that Nat Goodwin actor
and sportsman, would be Jeffries' guest
next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Cardinals Take Another.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Brooklyn won from
st. Louis today through the great hitting
OF Hummel, score, to l. Hummel with
three doubles, scored for Brooklyn in the
sixth and sent Burch home with his sec
ond double in the seventh. The game
was played in drizzling rain. Score:
ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Totals.....SO 42I ls
*Batted for Duggan in the ninth.

Louisville ..,.....,...O o %
indianapolis ........O 0 o 0 0 o .e-O
Two-base hit: Hughes. Base on balk1S
or Glaze, 3; off Weaver, 8. Hit by pitch
bar! Murch, Lewis. Struck out: ~
Glaze 3; by Duggan, !; by Weaver, s.
Hits: OFF Glaze, in six and ne-third
innings Stolen bases: Carr, Woodruff
Stanley, Smoot. Sacrifice hits: Bowerman,
Stanley. Base on errors: Indianapolis, ?;
Louisville, 3 Left on bases: indianapolis
8; Louisville, 3. Time: 1:4O, Umpir6s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
GRAND ISLAND TAKES FINAL

Beats Red Cloud ON Home Grounds,
Five to Two.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., May 22.-Special
Telegram. )-3Gtand Island won the last of
the present home series by punching hits
for nd shS snS the Rns OF Of FaRan
for Red CloudIBnd of Pip" Cook, Graham
and Beltzer for Grand Island were the
Red Red Cloud. ..OO1oOOO1OIS 5 Z
Grand Island. ..l...... 000O1 301 IS
Batteries: Jarrot and Rupert; Paul and
TraYera.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
NIudhens Beat Columbus.

TOLEDO, May 90 - Columbus was
pitrhing of Yingling. Mailman made Ills
first appearance I'm a Toledo uniform and
got two hits Score; ,,.,,,.,.,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Reds Tran Dove


Cincinnati ..:........S -
TwO-base hit: Mitchell Hits: OFF Mat
tern, in four innings Sacrifice hits.
Sharpe (2l, Sweeney, Mattern Lobert.
stolen base: Paskert. Double plays: Paskert
TO Egan Mclean to Suggs to Charles;
I.obert to Egan. Left on bases Boston, 4;
Cincinnati, 8. Bases on balls Off Mattern
2. Struck out: BY Mattern, l; bby Frock 1.
Ilme. lSl Lmnirea: KLEIN q md Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23

Persistent advertising in The Omaha Bee
Is the road 70 Big Returna
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
.campbell batted for sullivan sprI,, in ninth.

Minneapolis 'h........2 o 0, 900 -
Kansas City ...,......O 0 0 0 o o o.
Two-base hits: Gravath, Pickering. Stolen
bases: Altizer, Cravath, Fife Sacrifice fly I;
Rhoades Double plays: Williams to AltizeI
to Gill; Barbeau to Love to Hunter Def
on bases: Minneapolis, Z; Kansas City,
Struck out: BY Fife, 1; by Rhoades 2
Bases on balls: Off Fife, 8; off Rhoades, I
Time: lis. Umpires: Bierhalter and Ferg'
uson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
HoIdrege Has BAN Team.

HoLDREGE. Neb.. May 22,-(specIaL)-
Considerable base ball enthusiasm has
sprung up the last week in this part of
the state and before another week has
gone quite q bunch of home town teams
will be in the field Arapahoe and Beaver
City have already organized and played
their initial game last week. These two
teams have always been great rivals and
some warm games are promised this year
between the two Holbrook has fast
home bunch and four games for that ag-
gregation have already been scheduled, two
of them being with the locals Cambridge,
1t Is said, will come again this season with
as fast a team as in previous seasons,
and fans at Minden.. Franklin and NC
Cook are beginning to get busy with a
view to organizing ball teams. Bladen,
Campbell, Lawrence and Blue Hill have
already played a few games. James l.
Rhea, the manager of Holdrege teams In
years gone by, has gathered ounch OF
against their first rivals Tuesday, when
the doughty Holbrook aggregation VIII be
here for dout le-header.
The efficacy or ChAmperiain's Lniment
IN the relief Of rheumatism is being demon
strated daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
Kearney Opens Season.

KEARNEY, Neb., May 22.-(Specal Tele-
gram, )-Great preparations are being made
for the first league game of the season
here tomorrow, between Grand Island and
the Kearney Capitalists Advices were re-
ceNed yesterday from Governor Shallcn-
berger that he win be here to pitch the first
ball to Mayor Patterson. The Norris Brown
guards will meet the governor at the sta
ton and two bands will lead an automo-
bile parade to the grounds. All business
houses will close
Columbus Beats Superior.
COLUMBUS, Neb.. May 22-(Special Tel
egram )-Ttmely and hard hitting in the
eighth won the game for Columbus. With
two men out, Green walked Dolan and
then the Superior pitcher was touched for
six runs. Score: r. H. &c.
Columbus 80 O1O06 IS I
Superior ......,.O 0 % e.
Batteries: Columbus, Stafford and Claire;
Superior Green and Spilman. Two-base
hits: Dolan (2). NAHUM, Chlttick. Three
base hit: Spillman. Home run: Allen.
Struck out: BY Green. 6; by Stafford. T.
Base on balls: Off Stafford, 8; off Green,
2. Wild pitch; Green. Time: 2:2O. UNI
pire: McQuaide. Attendance: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
NIiIIers Bond nluen.

MINNEAPOLIS, May. 22.->Atinneapolis
punched hits and clever base running with
Kansas City's errors and passes in the first
and fourth innings today and won its seV.
enth straight victory, 5 to l. Score " "
MINNEAPOLIS FIRE. II KANSAS ClTY.A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
WICHITA TRIMS ROURKES
Mr.. Jarnigan Sent Up Twisters the
Locals Could Not Hit.
IsBELLs MEN WERE ALL ALERT
HOllenbeck Worked Wen All the
Way Through Except In Fifth
when "A single and n Double
Resulted I'm Two Runs.

Wichita trimmed Omaha in a fast base
ball game Sunday afternoon by the score
of to 1. Jarnlgan, who did the pitching
for the Izzies, was on the job all the time
and the Rourkcs could not do much with
him. Three hits. all singles, was the net
result OF the attempt to swat his curves.
He struck out only two men, but kept the
ball safe. lie vas given good support by
his teammates.
Jarnigan is the Grnnell college pitcher,
who made such hit in college circles.
lie was to have pitched for the school
team this spring. but was disqualified
when he signed a contract to play pro-
fessional ball.
Hollenbeck pitched for Omaha and was
q formidable opponent in the pitchers
battle He allowed but seven hits and
these were scattered except in the fifth,
when a single and a doubl netted two runs
and gave the visitors the game.
Wichita got the first run in the sec"nd
inning and Omaha came right back in the
next and tied the score II was nip and
tuck for the two following sessions, but
Wichita pulled away in the lead vita two
runs. Jarnigan frightened up after this
inning and Omaha got but one hit.
schiDIke on the Job.
Omaha's tally was due to Cap Schipke's
work on bases and Hollenbecks ability to
hit the ball when a hit meant a run.
"hipke went to first after Claire had
l. )ted his grounder Then he pulled off
one of the delayed steals for which he is
famous. Just as Shaw returned the ball
to the pitcher, Bill started for second.
Jarnigau did what he was expected to do
and slammed the ball to second, but too
low to catch Schipke. Holenbeck came up
and knocked a nice clean single between
second and third and Cap romped home.
In the second, Hughes was walked tc
first. Isbell flew out to WEIGH. Westerzl
hit single TO right. Pettigrew came mex
with long fast drive which hit the right
field fence and scored Westerzil and landed
I'm on the second bag. That was all fol
this tuning for the next two men flew ou
on eask flies to Corridor and Kane. II
the fifth, Shaw was given a base on ball.
and went to second when Jarnigan wen
out from third to first Belden saw one o
Holley's benders that looked good and hi
lifted It for two-bagger and Shaw scored
Middleton hit a single along the third bas'
line and brought In Belden. clnching thu
game. After that Holley allowed but TIVE
hits, one In the sixth for two bases and
single in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-23
ST. JOSEPH

Stated for Alderman in second.
"Batted for Mclean in ninth.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-08
A VISIT TO BOMBAY.

Seeing this wonderfully colored
Aim is the next best thing to paying
a visit to this fine Indian town.
Views Of both the old and new city
are given, and while the former is
the most picturesque, the latter, of
course, lie better built, possessing
really fine up-to-date buildings, such
as the Anglican church and the big
market. Various mosques and pago.
das are also seen. The street scenes
are OF course most unusual and there
fore interesting to foreigners. The
natives In their loose, gaily cOlored
trousers walking about in their bare
feet with up-to-date buildings on eV-
cry side OF them seems indeed incon-
gruous. One of the most interesting
things in the film are the wonderful
Elephant caves hewn out OF the noun
tain and which are visited daily by
crowds OF tourists. AT the Majestic
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-08
BAsEBAI4L SATURDAY
SPOKANE VS.. COEUR D'ALENE
Colleges Of the Two Cities win Com
pete for HonOrs.
VI W ~ " 9FN9l
Street Commissioner

Colleges Of the Two Cities WIN Com
pete for HonOrs.
On Saturday of this week the
baseball teams of the Spokane and
Occur d'Alene colleges will cross
bats for honors between the two in
situations in this city, the game to be
played at Woodlawn park, The local
players are up In the national game
and will show their visitors some
lively playing. The Spokane aggre-
CATION will be under the direction of
Manager "Rube" Starr. and the play
ers will be Lybrook. Carmen. Starr,
Nlekels. Boardwell, McIver, Bayless,
Block, Davis.
Twirler Davis, Lewiston normal
mound artist. with big reputation,
has been added to the Spokane team,
and with him on the Hill Manager
Starr expects his team to be match
for any school nine in the Inland
Empire.