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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
DENVER MAKES EASY VICTORY
Western Magnates
Prepare Schedule
Tip 0'Neill TO Secure Consent Of St.
Joseph and Topeka Clubs
During Day.

The transfer Of the Wichita franchise in
tho Western league TO Pueblo Will probably
occur today. and the new schedule will be
announced at that time President Zip"
ONolli spent the day In Omaha ana left
last night for st. Joseph
The meeting at Sioux city was not con
cludcd until o'clock Sunday morning.
Tentative plans we're made for tho tranafer
~ the franchise and final approval will
probably Dc made when President O'Nelil
has secured the consent Of tho 81. Joseph
and Topeka clubs TO the change today.
The now schedule has been prepared and
will DO made public whom the deal is com
plctc
Inability Of IN 81. Josph and Topeka
representatives TO reach Sioux City for the
meeting there prevented unanimous con-
sent to the 4 hnHfer OF the Wichita
franchise. but President ONelll declared
that the closing OF the deal was matter
only OF detail
The mileage Of all the clubs will he
reduced by tho change" said O'Neill, and
indications are for succeaAful season. Mr..
lsbcll Will have n good club and will give
Pueblo first class base ball. Tho League
was never In better condition and tho ro-
maindor OF the season will doubtless be
aH profitable as any for years.
The weak clubs are being atronRthened
and from now on / anticipate a close
pennant race"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
NEW COACHES AT PRINCETON
Cunningham and MacgregOr Are to
Help Captain Hart,

PRINCETON, May 2S.-One development
Of Princetons new foot ball coaching sys-
TEN is that Logan Cunningham. 1910, and
Alexander Macgregor. 1911. will aid Eddie"
Hart, the captain, in the development of
the 1912 foot ball team They will be field
coaches, working under Harris direction.
There will be- no head coach succeeding
w. w. Roper, '02, next year. Matters OF
foot ball policy win come under the control
Of the foot ball advisory board, but the
board will do no coaching on the field
unless Hart requests II,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
FIRST ROUND OF TOURNEY OVER
Girls Racquet Club Match mt High
school Ends Middle of June.

CluD MRtcn High
school Ends Middle of June.
The Girls Racquet club Of the Omaha
High school has completed the first round
Of its seven round tourney Thirty-one
matches were played In the first round.
The girls expect to conclude their tourna-
ment before the close OF school, June Is.
Following are the results of the first
round:
Irene Majors defeated Mabel Morrow.
Ruth Rylander defeated Mary Nygardt.
Carnetta jenkins defeated Muriel Rush.
Mildred Eller defeated Nora Hendee.
Ruth Sanford defeated Mabel Nelson
Eleanor McGilton defeated Hazel Lever
ton.
Elsie Meckinen defeated Emma Karan.
Margaret Rainey defeated Nettie Muir.
Alice Allan defeated Mabel Berquist.
Margaret Sweet defeated Frances Pol
lard.
Elizabeth Rainey defeated Ruth Jorgen-
SON
Florence Wade defeated Lois Moore
Bernice Nelson defeated Mildred Hoag
Catherine Calner defeated Mildred Ar
mold.
Laura Crawford defeated Olga Anderson
BERTHE HOag defeated Marion Dolan
Della Nelson defeated Dorothy Carlyle.
Laura Majors defeated Ruth Taylor
Anna Purdy defeated Ruth Sampson.
Grace Slabaugh defeated Miss SlaVaeck.
ford
Theresa Hokanson defeated Muriel
Frances Barnhardt defeated Augusta
MengedOht.
Mary Geiser defeated Charlotte Mar
quodt
Mary Johnson defeated Nora sheubal.
Eleanor Hasley defeated julia Quinby.
Florence Wing defeated Margaret !
Howard.
Lucille FelIers defeated Edna Gibbs.
Pauline Deversee defeated Marie Yer
Emma King defeated Frances Mallory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
ROD AND GUN CLUB TENNIS
MEN READY FOR SEASON
Play in Tourn"y g.. start Todas-
MutcheN CiIIcd for Memo
rinI DnN.

omaha Lod ara D-n club VIII start rs
tennis season today. provided the courts
at the club grounds are On cond ton 90
play by that tine. II had hecc .lann 8
to start the season Saturday afternoon. &. -
preliminary match TO determine the nj
and Gun club team fc- the on nias day
matches being played on that day. but the
rain intcrferCd
Following is the lineup for the singles
for the prelu!rarg contest.
p. Mccullough PLAYS Whittemo.s.
Meyers plays @. BicrMan.
Farrell pays AFFORD
Craigh,ad Lays i. DieTman.
Kelley PLAYS Abbott.
Wesin plays liaIburg
Hatch plays Shepard.
Adams plays r.. Mccullough.
DOUBLES. =
F. Bierman and Shepard play Wcsin and
G.. Bierman.
Meyers and Kelley play Hatch and Far
rell.
HarburE and Afford play CraisAcld and
Whittemore.
Mccullough.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

Yesterdays Results.
WBaTEES LEAGUE.
Purbio 2. Omaha. 2
DSnv@r. ~. Houz CIiy. 3
iAncOlr-DsH Nyinss rain
1pD'ka. 2. - J0sebh J.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TG'tEburR, =. Cincinnati. g.
EhicaRy-Ht Gguis. rain
AMERICAN LEAGUE
alTy"lanh, 3. chicago. 6, called tenth.
~ Louis. u. Ds'roit, 3.
AMERICAN AR8OCfATTOS.
~. Paul. I. Columbus, &; second game.
- Iaul =, Columbus, 4
EanFas cry. 2 Toledo. &. second game,
milwaukee. +. Indianapolis. B.
minneapolis. T. Louisville IL
NEBkAHKA BTATE LEAGUE.
Kcarncy. =; Grand Island, g.
Games To-day.
Western TeaRusa-Onaha at Denver.
iuebio A. Sioux CITY Topeka at Dee
NpinsH
National League BROOKLYN ~ Boston.
IhDndslDbia o. New York. Cincinnati al
~ Louis a. Chicago a. Pitfsburg
American LemRuc--Et I1,ulp al Chicago.
Detroit 81 Cleveland, Boston at WashinR-
Ton, New YORK - philadelphia.
American AssOciatlO1-L0uigyilie at Co
Iumbus, indianapolis at Toledo
hrbraHkn Btats League Hastings at au-
lcrior, Beward a. York Kearnsy at Grand
Island. Columbus 80 Fremont
Mink LeHRue-Falls City at MAryville,
Nebraska city a. Auburn, Shenandoah at
Cisrinda.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
LYNCH DIsALLOws PROTEST
President of National League Decides
Agninst Now York.

Against New York.
NEW YORK, May 2S,-Pres'dent Lynch
OF the National league disalowed today
the protest made by New York on a point
of play. which was responsible for the
club protesting the game lost to St. Louis
at American league park on May &C.
With two men out and runner on
third, Evans OF the st. Louis club stepped
out Of the batsman's box to protest against
called second strike. While protesting.
Raymond pitched another ball which UNI
pire Finneran refused to call either a
strike or ball and on this alleged violatiop<
OF Section of Rule 81 the New York crap
based its complaint.
President Lynch found that Evans had
no right under the rule to step out OF
the box and stop the play and that the
umpire erred in failing to call the pitch
ether a strike or ball. President Lynch
ruled that st. Louis did not benefit in any
way by the umpires error and that It had
no bearing on the result of the game mas
much as no run resulted therefrom.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
Morrill, Wins from itcheII.

MORRILL,, Neb., May 2S.-(Special)-
Morrill, High school defeated Mitchell High
school at Mitchell yesterday to in seven
innings. The game was called by the UNI
pire at the end of the seventeenth inning
because some OF the Mitchell town team
boys insisted upon entering the game. He
awarded the game to Morrill, SilYernail
pitched his usual game for Morrill,, allow
ing one hit and giving no walks
Batteries Morrill,, Jurdan and Silvernail;
Mitchell, Smith and Babb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
CREIGHTON PLUCKs LAUREIs
'oIIcEinns Take Game from Happy
Hollow Ia Lively Contest

Creighton college made tho Happy Hol-
low team itT victim Saturday winning. 8
20 T. Catcher Miller placed a two-bagRer
In the eleventh inning making the winning
run for tho college boys
Tho game was the opening ono for the
Happy Hollow nine. and the fact that
Creighton had the moro training was evil
dent The club team was one OF the few
tAt year that has bocn able 10 find Paul
Kelly, the Creighton twirler ana got
twelve hits off him. tAmphicr Of Cregh.
ton hatted In two Of Creightons tallies In
the fourth
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
OId nnm PInyer DIe..

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 2S.--William
smith O'Brien, cX-ball player. died at his
home In this city today Of heart disease.
lie was 81 years oh Until he entered the
police department here, eighteen years ago.
he was a professional base BAH player and
at one time or another played on almost
every league lie was known as Home
Run Bily" O'Brion. the hard-hitting firat
bRseman lie started base ban In the east
thirty years ago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

varsity wal Send small squad 20 big
Eight Meeting.

IOWA CITY. Ia. May 2s.-(Special AS
result OF the Missouri Valley meet at
Des Moines. Coach Kellogg has decided to
send very small team 10 the Big Eight
meet at Minneapolis next saturday Cap
tain Wilson, the surest point winner on
the Iowa squad, was taken III just after
In the Missouri Valley meet. and is at the
present time In the Drake University hos
pital. With Wilson gone, Iowa's team
next Saturday Will likely consist OF Joslyn
In the sprints and Streeter In the hammer
throw. Neither man has much chance OF
winning points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

CORNELL TAKES BOAT RACE
Harvard Goes Down in Crushing
Defeat at IthacH.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 2S.-Harvard met
down in crushing defeat before Cornell in
the boat races on Lake Cayuga Saturday
The Cornell varsity won by two lengths and
the freshmen crew led their crimson Oppon-
ents five lengths 10 the goal.
The varsity race was virtually over at
the one-half mile where the Ithacans were
one-fourth OF a length ahead. At this point
the Cornell crew was rowing a thirty-six
stroke and the Harvard crew thirty-elght.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
HAPPY HOLLOW

liuns batted In Miller Lamphere (O.
MeAndrows, Cass, Bronze 90, Passed bali
Miller ny by piteaed hall Miller
stolen bases Riley. Miller az, Kelly. II
ONeil Sacrifice hits: Riley, Howard
lAnphior Burnett Double play: Miller
to j. Kelly. Attendance: 200 Time: 2:iO
scorer JamiOEon. Umpire Hatcher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
DlETz CLUB DOWNS FIELD CLUB
Lakeside SKATERS Prove Too strong
for the Boys from the Golf
Links.

The Dietz club defeated tho Omaha Field
dub team yesterday at Dietz park. by the
score OF to 0. Up iii yesterday neither
gang had been defeated. consequently the
hopes OF the Field club boys for the Sat
urday championship were badly shattered.
Durkeo led with the big stick. lilo got
three safe plunks. Mclean and Drummy
we're the particular stars on the defense
for the Dletz. Miles IIouck glommed
difficult chance at an opportune moment.
IA usual EiHenhart pitched magnificent
game. Score by innings:
Dietz ...............O 2ii2 1000 g
Field club ....,.... o 0 o 0 0 90 0 90
Batteries: Dietz, Elsenhart and Hachten;
Field Club, JAroah and Creighton. UNI
pires: Quigley and Bruggcman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
MILWAUKEE.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis
Milwaukee

Three-base hit: Houser. Bases on balls:
Off Gilligan, l. Struck out BY McGlynn
J. Left on bases: Indianapolis, 4: MIL
waukee, T. Base on errors Milwaukee, 81;
indianapolis. 2 Double plays: Charles TO
Jones, Woodruff 10 Houser McGlynn to
Lewis to Jones. stolen base: Clark Sac
rlflce hit: Howe. Sacrifice fly: Lewis.
Hits: Off Gilligan. 6 in two and one-third
innings; off McGynn. In six and two
thirds innings; off Dowd, in seven and
thirds innings; off Webb, in one and
one-third inning Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Handiboe and Owens
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
c., B. & Q,'s GET A NO.HIT GAME
Headquarters Team Gathers In Mis-
souri, Pacific, Three 10 NothIbE.

Missouri Pacific stock went down
couple OF notches when the ball team rep
rosenting that railroad mixed things with
the Chicago burlington a. quincy head
quarters team and lost by the score OF
Co 0. w. Hamilton was on the firing line
for the Buringtons and pitched the first
hit. no-run game OF the season. lie had
his opponents at his mercy striking out
eleven, and not man got past second
base, Ellis also pitched n good game. al
lowing only three hits. but they came when
needed, Both sides played good ball,
sensational fielding by the Missouri Pa
cities cutting OFF several scores Score:
R.LE.
Burlingtons .,........,.l o o OOOO-3 3 3
Missouri PaCifics,,,.,.O 10000 90 0
Batteries: Burllngtons w. Hamilton and
Johnson. Missouri Paclfics, Ellis and
% Conner Three base hit: &. Hamilton.
Two base hit: Foley. Struck out: by w.
Hamilton, n by Ellis, I,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
KEARNEY WINS IN THE TENTH
Hts Coupled with Errors Help Visitors
Out Twice.
GAME Is PLAYED IN THE RAIN
Last Inning Proves TO lie the Down
fall of the Home Team when
Kearney scores Three
Times.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., May 2s-(spe-
cial Telegram. )--orand Island and Kearney
played ten-inning game in drilling rain
today. Hits coupled with errors COVE the
visitors four scores in the second and
timely hitting with errors in the tenth
won the game. The diamond was very
heavy. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

GRAND BLAND.

bafned runs; Kehrney 3; Grand Inland,
2 Two-base hits: l.. Gray, Black,
Three base hit: Armstrong. First base on
balls: OFF Wright. / off Hartman. 3.
Struck out by Wright, Q; by Hartman, y.
Left on bases: Koarney. II Grand Island,
z First base on errors: Kearney, 3; Grand
Island. 3. Hit by pitch ball: Smith, Black
Umpire: II. II. Held.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS.

hits: Cravath (9 Mccormick, Williams.
Three-base hits. Howard CD Ferris Ross
man, Sacrifice hit Ffiester Sacrifice
files Owens, Lennox, Hayden. Double
plays: Mccormick TO Williams to Gill;
Robinson TO Howard to Grimshaw Hits:
OFF Waddell, 3 in one-third inning: off
Pfiester In two-thirds inning; off Cavet,
u in seven innings Struck out: BY
Pflester 3; by Peaster l. First base on
Cavet 3. Time: $40 Umpires: Chill and
Ferguson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
HOLSTERS LOSE TO BREWERS
Dowd Weakens in Eighth and Four
Runs Come In.
FINAL SCORE Is FIVE TO THREE
Columbus and st. Paul Divide Honors
in DoubIeheader--LouI
Defeats MiIIers, Twelve
TO Five,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 8.-Dowd
weakened in the eighth and Milwaukee
punched five hits with two errors for four
runs. winning out, 8 to g. The locals
knocked Gllligan out OF the box in the
third, but McGlynn. who relieved him. not
only saved the game, but started the
batting rally in the eighth with a double
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
Negro VIA. Pari. Fight.

PARIS Nav S-The negro pugilst
George Gunther, won a twenty-round fight
at Wonderland tonight from Harry Lewis
the welterweight, ON points,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
blues and St. Paul divide.
Hoe CnstIe Winn DecIsion,

NEW ORLEANS. May 2S.-Joe Coster
won the decision over Frankie Conley In
their twenty-round fight here this after
noon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
Louisville Turns the Tables.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2S-Louisvile
turned the tables on Minneapolis today
and won the last game of the series easily.
Tho batting OF Howard, Grimshaw. era
vath. Williams and stanley's fielding were
the features. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
Omaha Wins Again. Sioux Lose Pirates Tigers Beaten by Browns
JOE EEEGVES SWEEPS BASES
Wins 0maha-Pusblo Game with Two.
Dagger, Scoring Two Men,
II HAPPEHZD IN EIGHTH INNING
CANE wss slow On AssSsst 81 NED,
Bat osIY Two Errors were ChsIk~a
10 AEsfsst Players ON
fhat Asessat.

~ siamming ne bau o1i fgr 'uo tags
N ~ sinbfh ihH'nR Win iu9 men m bases
IT, Knsagsz uon ne third sn1 iar' game
II the pYsbiY ser1ss vi ? ~ soDrs
Hhoa1sss'ag's1 me zans fyr ne Ttourksa
an issis1 isss man an inning Han vas
sgbe'itste1 am hsif ne Orphans HDvn ~
NJ rms am bgt three hlts during The re-
n.sinhsf II tbs game
IN seeSunf II NJ u1d ne game vac
INV b1' oni1 'u9 frrorr were mads. mr.
b. ths Psnrkea arG me ofhsr W fhs M
phans DDrham vas IN 'he firing ilns f1r
T'Bsbio ami pitched s'ronQ game. allow
tnR bat five blS ami drpfrJDg siz ~ No
Yogrkss ~ ne strkSut msihol. Hail hsd
no r0sn WhO faced him falling victims m
his mysteries AMI siz men fsu b~fOrs HE
HdghiY ann Ne waired oniy tu0 men
Pif,sen hundred fatthfgI bugs TUNED ut
~ witness The fast Earns ~ home Al
through tho sAysn innings IN With the
Orphans held ne lsaG ne fans chsefsd the
Colts IN - bsrgic deeds gYhDu the eighth
inning rOIlsd around something In the air
seemed W IN me fans With q desire ~
bscons noisy, sbd b~f0rs ne Mn had cub.
sife1 the game han baep neatly tucked
away
Yield IN HAD Condition.
T79s sOndtIon ~ tho field vas friRhi
Players fs1i all over me lot. slipped and
bofh errors chaiksd 10 against me team
wsrs caussd NJ the mud ami water Tho
bsii became soaked and wna ~ slippery n
could hardly b. handled. Three pasacd
bsiis wsu marked 40 against ARnsw IN
HcooBnt 81 he condition ~ m. sphere.
The Orphans vent after The game In
mum The same manner ~ the day prsviou-.
Three bite wsro slammed on IN Rhodes
GrN fWg Ia -
thiTo hit han been made thst tho Itourkr
twirisT was jsrksd. and Hail sent 70 tho
usOifnd ViSOns 81 rspiiion ~ the open.
ing game ~ tho series doomed 10 IN frpnt
OF the Pueblo boys ana nothing could be
done on the big blondes wrinkles.
HishoU distinguished himself w his fast
playing on gscouG Nothing was TOO stiff
Tor him ~ 20 after AMI ret In all he took
sight chances AMI rot away without an
error, Tho infisld played n fast game.
Whsn tbs condition ~ the field lg taken
into confederation Tho playing was re-.
fnarthbls ami the Colts showed that they
were of the championship callbsr.
BsTEsT opened tho game FOR the Orphans
ny olOitinK out two -baRRer lie took
third on Agn"w'S passed bali Belden flew
OUT 70 bchoonpver. NoeFnsr drew n pass
hughes singled 10 right and scored Berger.
Eosrner took second on the hit He got
third on Agnsw's second passed bail Davis
singled 20 night and Kocrnsr crossed the
pan with the second ana last run for the
Orphans.
Ho wscores Were Made.
FOR Omaha Pick opened the first inning
with hit 10 center. was sacrificed 20 soc.
gnd BY Kane. Williams grounded out 10
Berger 10 Koerner, and pick took third
lie scored on Hiehoffs hit 20 left. No
more runs came In until the eighth. King
singled 10 loft and Williams took third
knSavss doubled 90 loft. Williams ana
King crossed tho pan on the bit. Score.
OMAHA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

Americans

lively contest Is looked for on Memorial
day az Florence park between the No
nraska Telephone company team and the
Americans The Lineup:
Telephone 90 Ar,.,t...-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

" hITlwInd. n'''''e w po IokuInr

whiTlwind. w w regular
jack llaaksllH smiling face VIII M, IA
'o"h h"ro again until midsummer.
nut ono base was stolen during the nj,
uIe game ARnew being the theft
~ was another fast played RAtne t,Lt,,
"ut one hour and forty-four minrtca
only two we're able 20 conp.c, ,,t,,
hiohay HAN. they were berger and Davis
DuTham had something on the Rouykos
connect, '"'"H "p'no 10
me hourkog loft last night for De,,.r
urinslieH ""'"'7 WIN tho
The ltourkes viii play tho next raro n,
AZ that tins. WV w "'r"
Just as long ms the team wins. n srov,-
from the game '"'' """S
=, Fred Pfeffer, the new pitcher. will ,o,,
lne ttourkea at Denver today ana vyui h.
used probably rucaday
Kane had fifteen chances ana rot ,yy,,,
WIN an error, and Rt bat no made Two
beautiful sacrifice hits wv"
=, herger made three hits In tine first tbrcc
times az hat. the first one being "A dnubi,
one OF two made In the game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
WAGNER HITS AT RIGHT TINE
Honus Helps Win for Pittsburg with
Trusty Willow.
lOTH PTTCHERs ARE HIT HE'D
uEEs Finally .. ReIIeyea Bot Rat
tins Rally In the Ninth Fails to
Win the Game for the


CINCINNATI. o.. MAY Es-ODportuns
h.tti-- allowed Pi,tsbl-r 90 win from
Cincinnati today BY % 8 waEnc-s ba.-
tu- vas timely Both Surgs and Iseifield
--r-e 90. -nf-rr rrrl Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
RANDOLPH DEFEATS ORMOND
Hot Contest on Base BALL Diamond
Ends FOur to Three.

OSMOND Neb May 2S.-(special.)- j.
Randolph defeated Osmond in a hotly con
tested game of base ball here Thursday by
to score. 1t was the fastest gam
played on the local diamond for sever.
years Osmond holding the long end Of tho
to score from the first up to the eighth
inning. 1t was Osmond's first game, and
Randolph had played five, losing but one.
Manager Ryan of the Osmond team is in
the market for a good pitcher and as soon
as one can be secured the team will be
ready 10 play anyone in this vicinity,
Score: .a .ta-.
r LII
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

Cleveland .........O 0 0 ] 0 .
Chicago ..........1 o 0 0 Q %
Two base hit: Jackson. Three base hits
Dougherty, Bodic. Hts. Off Hardness,
two-tf !rds innings Sacrifice hit. Turner.
Stolen bases: Dougherty. Jackson Land
Payne. Double plays: Birmingham to
Land to Turner; Land to Ball. Gregg 70
StOvalL Left on bases: Cleveland S; Chi
cage, 3. Bases on balls: OFF darkness 2;
off Walsh, g. Struck out: BY Hardness
9; by Gregg, 2; by Walsh s. Time: 2-j.
Empires. Dincen and OLOughlin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
TOPEKA WINS ruIRp srnAremr
CiaSE Hoids Drummrrs 10 -Four mn.
at ~, Joseph

TT JOSEPH, Mo-, May 2s Topeka won
Us third straight game from ~ Jo,,ph
today 20 l. Clark held the Drummer, 20
four hits, Tho score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

prTsrrG

-"o-.a y hts NaEuG. Eyrae. ba..lyy.
Lean. lur,--gagr ul.. Hunter. wills, n.
pa-ea. nit .-t SuE-s. d .u ui-.- NJ
niHss. sa-..-.Ce utt-. r.ean. ~u.g- >.r.Cl.
,drkc, Ioa.it.e.. stolen base. Carey.
double u.ag-. MCNschuis To- Na-uer 10
t0nJ,.. -ll-.laI to H0blitZei. r.ral 70
l4"u.tztl ASH on ta.-ee. tIftsb.ug. S;
'tuCi'Ual H FIRST base on us.l on
Lc.t,.u O. ,.E Sug-.. -. of Nrgui.lcu !.
struck 1ul. Gg Ltifi,.d. 4. Ug -I-Ls .;
by McQ-u'r0. g. lime -f- J.I. res:
kls,u and LOvIc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29
ITIEIIIN

h.tEo-bsse hits kneavcn Berger. Passed
TX pitched bal Schmidt Struck out. Nv Nv
intal; ~ by Durham, 6 Left ON bassa,
gInahAI VI Pueblo, o, HITS: OFF Ithodrs A
Ut oRethalt inning; Off Hall 2 In eight ana
yns.hAlf lnninKh; Off Durham, g. Stolen
49,, Agnew. BHcrifco hits Kane CD
ClohoH, LlcmOnH. tioldcn. Time, ast'
Omplrot unnkall. Attendnnce ihn WV
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

lNLalass..H - . 81 10
Two out when game was called.
'Tatted f.r Tannehill in the eighth.
sLnIted Tor CnrLan In the elEhth-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-29

'Zwilling ......."....O 0 o 0
M,
Totals ...........u 1 "a ~ 2
'Batted Tor Chslette IN the eighth.
Topeka .......".....l o 0 0 "a
~. Joseph ...........0 90 0 0 0 o.
Stolen b0ses. Reilly ~. whitney Three
base hit: CromptOn. TwO-base hit. HaW-
kihs. struck out ~ Chellette 4: by Clark,
9 Hit by pitcher: By Clark, /. Base on
balls; OFF Chellette, Clark. T. sacrifice
hts. BrGitsnstein, CrOmptOn. Passed
balls: Hawkins, Kerns. f,eft on bases: sa
Joseph. 2. Topeka. 2 Time. i:tO. Umpire.
Morgan.
DENVER MAKES EASY VICTORY
Captures Game from siouH CITY by
Score OF Ten TO Three.
sioux CITY. May 2s.-Score: RHE.
,ehNeT sss'sss'..sss.....ss.ss..lO ID l
0tDun ylV ..''..s..s 's..'.......s
batteries: HnKerman and Bpahr; r.
Miller. Meter and NJ. Miller. Umpire:
The Washington times., 1911-07-28
GLORIOUS HAIR
To Possess 1t Every Woman Must
Get Rid Of Dandruff

Dandrufr is caused by germs; these
germs dig into the roots Of the hair and
vociferously devour the nourishment
that nature intends the hair to have.