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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13
NOTICE OF ANNUAL RETURN

Notice is hereby given that /,
Thomas Sexton, will on the LIST day Of
Tune. A D 1912. render TO the Hon.
Joseph Bell, county judge Of Marion
county, Florida. my annual account as
guardian of Eta Hood Robinson.
Thomas Sexton, Guardian.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13

It is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published once week
for eight consecutive weeks in the
Oca1a, Star, a newspaper published in
said county and state, this 18th day of
April, A. d. 1912. S. T. Sistrunk,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla.
l. By Don Pea body, D. c.
Edwin Spencer Jr.,
Commandments Solicitor
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Fifth Judicial Circuit In and for
Marion C0unty, E'I0rida-In Chan

Meomie Rain VS.. Roger Rain-Divorce.
1t is ordered that the defendant
and he is hereby required TO appear TO
the bill of complaint filed in this cause
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Fifth Judicial Circuit, Marion
County. FlOrida-In Chancery.

Geneva Crenshaw VS.. Cleve Crenshaw
order for Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-with: Cleve Cren-
shaw be, and he is hereby required to
appear to the bill of complaint filed in
his cause on
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13

F11tR Juuhc1ai circuit OE r 3oTkuA IN
and for Marion CONnty-ln Chan
Gerry.
James c. Foster Complainant VS.. Mary
S. Foster Defendant-Order fol-
Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named. to-wit: Mary S. Foste r
be and she is hereby required TO appear
to the bill of complaint filed in this
cause on or before
Monday, the 10th day of June, 1912
1t is further ordered that a copy o.
this order be published once week
for eight consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Star. a newspaper published IL
said county and state.
This 18th day of April, 1912.
S. 7. Sistrunk,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. Fla.
By Don Peabody, D. G.
r. L. Anderson, Compartments Solicitor
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-13
Monday thu 10th day Of June. 1912

1t is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published once week
for eight consecutive weeks in the
.Ocala. Star. newspaper published in
said county and state, this 18th day OF
April. 1912. S. T. Sistrunk,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla.
By Don Peabody, d. G..
Edwin Spencer, Jr..
Complainant's Solicitor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-16

Said LaFollette at Lincoln:
There is one man who has done
more than any other to bring civic
honesty to the people, William
Jennings Bryan" Great Caesars
ghost! if the tickets are headed
by LaFollette and Bryan, there's
going to be a third party sure!
Special privilege would never lie
quiet under an arrangement like
that. -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-16
LONDON, DENIED NEWS STORMS STEAMSHIP OFFICES
TO LEARN FATE OF LOVED ONES


London, April 16.-A weeping
crowd of men and women storm
ed the London Offices of the
White Star liner today, begging,
pleading, demanding news of
those who went to their death
when the great liner Titanic sank
in the icy seas. off Cape Race.
Last night, London went to
bed believing that every. soul
aboard the giant steamship had
been saved. .. &C.,:
The White Star officials, with
an air of absolute confidence, had
smiled down every report of loss
of life.
This morning, London awoke
to the shrill cries of newsboys,
the glazing black headlines of
newspapers that told of the great
est disaster of the sea in modern
days, to flags at half mast and
deep mourning.
.Dignifed business men, gentle
men of ease and ,idleness, hardy
workmen, weeping women of all
degree, should ered each other
and tried to comfort each other,
before the White Star offices.
"Give US news!" they cried.
"Gives us. news of our wives, our
sweethearts, our brothers. Our
sisters, our parents, Our children,
our friendSP'
And there was no news.
Inside the marb1ed offices of
the steamship line, officials and
clerks and newsboys, moved
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-16

'ORMS STEAMSHIP OFFICES
OF LOVED ONES
then, an official would step out
side, and announce that there
was no definite news.
The crowd grew more and
more restless. Women became
hysterical. Men swore deep
oaths.
You told US yesterday that all
were saved" shouted a frantic,
overallclad workman, whose
face was furrowed with tears.
why did you lie to US? Why
did you lie to u.s."
The man was married two
weeks ago, and the woman he
took to wife had sailed to pre-
pare a home for him in the new
country-on the Titanic.
And the crowd surged forward,
crying Historically, shouting
that they must have news, that
they must know the fate of their
beloved ones. The police had
difficulty in controlling them.
This was the way of it all dav
long, as the broken, disjointed
wireless dispatches came in one
by one, and only added to the
horror Of what had happened on
the foggy banks of Newfound-
land. a
-O-O-
Said LaFollette at Lincoln:
"There IS one man who has done
more than any other to bring civic
honesty to the people, William
=
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
SAINTS RATIFY NAMES
OF WOMEN ON BOARD

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, April lisp
c,aI Telegram. )-Presdent Frederick M.
Smith presided over the business meet
ing at the Saints conference this after
noon. The names of three women, Of
tered by the woman's auxiliary as menu
hers OF the board of trustees OF the chill
aren's home located at Lamont, were
ratified by the conference. They are as
follows: Minnie B. Nicholson. for one
wear term; Lucy L. Ressegine. for two
wear term, and Callie B. stebbinsf Tor
three-year term. All live in Lamonfand
are very enthusiastic in their interest and
support OF the home since its inception
Al present forty-one children are cared
for IN the home. which was built by the
Woman's auxiliary last year.
Leeds district. England. was by vote
d,sorganized, the scattering branches LETT
being included in the Manchester district
It was ordered that all library inter
ss,s Of the church be placed under the
superyision Of the library commission.
Tomorrow a Scandinavian meeting VIII
be held. the services to be conducted IN
that tongue.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
THREE VARSITY BALL MEN
MUST STUDY UP A LITTLE

LINCOLN. April N-tspeciai.l-on the
sve Of the opening Of the base ball season
at the University OF Nebraska three Of
the men most depended upon were found
by the eligibility committee TO be In
eligible because OF delinquency in studies
The men who were declared ineligible
were Clinton Underwood. an infielder;
Pierson. catcher. and Carr. the star
varsity pitcher. The men were directed
to stop practice Immediately and put all
spare time In on their studies in order
that they might be ready for the opening
games Of the schedule. Carr and Under
wood win be eligible for the first game
and Pierson may be In shape.
The delinquency or Pierson Is all the
more serious inasmuch as his work must
be in tip top shape so as 10 not endanger
his participation In foot ball next fall.
Il would not be surprising TO see stiehm
order Pisrson to stop base ball, as his
services are not seriously needed In the
catching department with the abundance
of material now on hand.
Trouble IN suil being encountered in
arranging for schedule. although the
cornhuskers will probably get a game
with Ames. Iowa and Kansas Definite
answers have not been received from
these schools. Games have been ar
ranged with Tarkio. No. for NEXT
Wednesday and with the Kansas Aggies.
although the date for the latter has not
been fixed.
/ q-ha .1.r,ton ~ a c.nt.tu x.ilt 60 o,,e,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
COLUMBUS KEEPS UP RECORD
Three Runs in Third Too Big Lead
to Overcome.
MILWAUKEE, LOSES BY 5 TO 4
shelton Delivers Two Timely Hits
and Take. Triple Away from
Clark Just When II Does
Most Good.

COLUMBUS. April h-Hinchman's
double in the third inning of today's
game, which was won from Milwaukee.
to 4, was responsible for three runs.
Smiths two-base hit off Nicholson in the
seventh scored Miller with the winning
run. Shelton delivered two timely sim
giles and took triple away from Clark
when two Milwaukee runners were on
bases. Score:
sBatted for Bruck In the seventh.
STATED for Hovlik In the seventh.
Stated for Nicholson In the ninth.
IRAN for Dolan.
.Ran for Stone. i.
Columbus ........,.0 ] 20
Milwaukee .........2 Q"
Sacrifice hits: O'Rourke, Bruck. Ran
dali Sacrifice files: Miller, F1uharty.
Two-base hits: Hinchman C), Smith.
Double play: Smith to Gerber. Hit with
pitched ball: Hinchman by McGlynn,
Charles by Bruck. Left on bases: Column
bus, II; Milwaukee, 8. Bases on balls:
Off Bruck, 3; off Cook. 4; off McGlynn,
/. of Hovlik, 9; off Nicholson. !. Struck
out. BY Cook, 4; by Hovlik, 2: by Nichol-
son, /. Hits: Off Bruek, in seven In.
nings; off Cook, none in two innings, OH
Medium, 2 in two and one-third Innings
! off Hovlik, 8 in three and two-thirds In
nings; off Nicholson. In two innings.
Time: I:47. Umpires: Chill and Ander-
| son.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
HAND BALL TOURNAMENT
TO BE PLAYED THIS WEEK

A spring hand ball tournament for the
championship of the local "Y'' will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday evening in
the association gymnasium. The prelim-
mary round will be played Tuesday and
the finals wednesday.
Dennis Ryan won first place In the
night class tournament and A. A. Avery
took the honors in the noon class event
last year. other enthusiasts OF the sport
are confident of their prowess and have
challenged the former winners. c. q.
Linn Of the commercial department OF
the high school Is one Of these. He for
merly took honors in indoor athletics at
the University Of Oklahoma. Other
sharks who will enter the tourney are
II. J. Mccarthy. A. NJ. Anderson and Z.
]. Neville.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
Dean Wins Final for
Presidents Golf Cup

PrNEHuRsT. N. c.. April AN. D.
Dean OF oakley won the presidents cup
in today's final round Of the annual mid
April golf tournament. defeating CHS
holm Beach Of Fox Hills, four up and
three to play. Dean won the mornings
play from S. d. Wyatt OF Fond Du Lac
three up and two to play, and Beach de-
feated Il, Il. Wilbur Of Alpine by the
same score.
In the consolation J. V. Hurd OF OAK
mont won from ]. f. Kellogg OF Alpine
by four and three. while In the special
eight his father, William i. Hurd. played
nineteen holes before he won from F. w,
Tanner Of the Lakeview Golf club oil
Toronto.
Today's play concluded the season
schedule begun last November.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
The league standing;
POLISH BASE BALL TEAM
OUT LOOKING FOR GAMES

Frank E. Hydock Of South Omaha has
organized the Polish Athletic Base Ball
club OF South Omaha and Is looking for
games with teams in or OUTSIDE OF
Omaha Hydock declares he has team
that can make any amateur organization
work hard TO win victory, and he anti
cipates his crew will have several scaips
hanging from its belt before the season
is ended. Persons wanting games with
the team should telephone south lIsO
between a. m. and D. m. or south
$50 after p. m. or write to nj + street.
South Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
CHANCE GOES TO BENCH AS
RESULT OF MANY INJURIES

CINCINNATI. o.. April Kit was an
nounced here tonight that Manager
Frank Chance Of the Chicago National
league base ball club will play no more
base ball this season Repeated blows on
the head from pitched balls and other
injuries sustained In the national game
have caused continual headaches for the
Chicago manager and he arrived at the
above conclusion shortly before leaving
for St. Louis with his team tonight He
said Zimmerman would suppsant him at
the initial sack. but that he would con
TIME u manage the team from the hsucn.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
CUBS lose LONG CONTEST
Three Singles After One Out Gives
Cardinals Victory.
ENDS FIVE TO FOUR IN TWELFTH
Cniesuo Fills Bases in Eleventh
Inning with None out, but Fast
Fielding by 50. Louis Pre-
vents Scoring.

ST. LOUIS, April N.-Singles by hoh-
etchy. Mowrey and Hauser In the twelfth
inning after one was out. gave St Louis
the first game OF the opening series with
Chicago this afternoon; score to T. the
visitors had the bases filled In the elev-
enth, with none out. but fast fieiding
kept them from scoring. Score:
.one out when winning run was scored.
81. Louis, o o o 2 1 o o y 20
Chicago 100 lIOol o.
Two.base hits: Hauser. Hoffman, Evans.
Zimmerman, Ellis. Sacrifice hits: Hug
gins, Lennox, Willie. Sacrifice flies:
Bliss. 1, Stolen bases: Evans. sheckardr,
Eyers. Double plays: Konetchy and
Bliss. Hauser and Higgins, Brown, TIN
ker and Zimmerman; Higgins and kon-
etchy. Holman. Archer and Evers; NOW
rey, Bliss and Konetchy. Passed ball
Bliss. Bases on balls. Off Brown, .;
of sale, 4. Struck out: By Brown. Z;
BY sallee, s. Left on bases: ST. Louis,
is; Chicago. T. Time: 2;& umplres;
tombstone and Eason.
Reds Finish Pitchers.
CINCINNATI, o. April l4-Pittsburgl
ussd four pitchers in an effort TO stoI
Cincinnati today but failed, and the 10
calls won II TO Z. Esmond's triple witt
the bases full in the seventh featured
the contest. Pittsburgh played poorly II
the field. while Cincinnati performed
faultiessly. The hitting was heavy dur
ing all Of the game. Score;
Slated for Suggs In the seventh.
Slated for Camnitx in the fifth.
.Batted for Robinson in the ninth.
Pittsburgh ........0 90 20 ~
Cincinnati .......3 o o 3 8 81
Two-base hits: Marsans, Mclean
Byrne, Carey. Three-base hits: Hobllt
eel Edmond. Hits. OFF camnitz, Il
four innings; off Leifield, In two In
nings. mono out in the seventh OF
Gardner. . I'm one inning: off Robinson
o. In one innings: Off Suggs, 10 In seye
innings; off keefe, 0 in two innings
Sacrifice hits: Bates, Gibson. Stole
bases: Egan. Donlin. Sacrifice fly
Phelan. Wagner (2l. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 3; Pittsburgh. Bases o
balls: Off Gardner. !: off Suggs.
Struck out: By camnitz, /: by suggs. J
by keefe, l. Time: 2O2. Umpires
Owens and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
o,TooIe on warpath.

Marty o'Toole is a level-headed. even
tempered fellow. but he VOWS that one Pr
two scribes have been using his name "a
bit too freely. and threatens trouble un-
less they let up. Marty says he may De
crazy, but he's no fool. The Pittsburgh
scribes have been boosting him as
matrimonial prize and he doesn't like IT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
Iowa and Illinois
Go to Tie in Eleventh

IOWA CITY. la. April h-tspeclal
Teiegram)-Iowa and Illinois played a
TO game today. Rain stopped the per-
Torrance with Illinois at bat in the
eleventh. Score: R.H.E.
Illinois ...........oo1oopooO00-l 6 9
Iowa City ....---.o1ooooooooo-l 4 .
Stolen bases: Curry. Hauth. Weber,
Curry. Three-base hit: strickier. Struck
out: BY Wells, is: by Kimmer, 10 Bases
on balls: OFF Kimmer, 4; off Wells. l.
Hit with pitched ball; Watts. Hauth.
Time: rs. Umpire: Wainwright.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
STANFORD UNIVERSITY WINS
ROWING H0h0RS FOR COAST

OAkIaAND, IAI-s AtfII EA-ctkHlofu
university Won the intercollegiate rowing
championship OF the Pacific coast on the
Estuary here today. the Stanford eight
crossing the line half = length ahead of
the crew from the University OF Wash
inxton- The University Of California crew
finishes three lengths behind Washing
tcn. The race was over . three-mile
-----~> TtnAs M-1A
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATlONAL LEAoUE.
Pittsburgh, I; Cincinnati, II.
Chicago, 4. 81. Louis. S
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis. 4; Chicago. l.
Detroit. 1: Cleveland, Q.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 4; Columbus. g.
Minneapolis. II; Indianapolis. 4
81. Paul, o. Louisville. q
Kansas City, Q; Toledo. o.
Games To-day.
National League-New York at Boston
at Brooklyn, Chicago at ST
Louis. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
American League-Detrolt at Chicago
81. Louis at Cleveland. Boston at Phiia
delphia, washington at New York.
American Observation-Disclosures al
Columbus, Minneapolis at Indianapolis
81. Paul AZ Louisville. Kansas City a
Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
CHICAGO TIES KANSAS CITY
IN BILLIARD LEAGUE FIGURES

BOSTON. April 1.-THE third conseeu-
tive victory OF Or. Harris of Chicago
over Warren Of Boston in tonights three
cushion earom game Of the National
Billiard league tournament tied Chicago
with Kansas City for first place in the
league standing for the year, both hay-
ing won Twenty-Five games and lost
thirteen.
rrh. I..vnn standing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
DIES MONIES WINS PRACTICE
GAME WITH oTTuMWA TEAM

DIES MONIES. Ia. April 1.-THE local
Western league team won the third Of a
series Of practice games with the Of
fumvz Central association this after
noon. - 70 8 schneiherg Of the locals
and Underhill and Smith Of the visitors
were easily hit Today's game was the
first played 10 the New Western league
ball park. which is nearly completed.
Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
Hero League at the
Y.M.C.A. Finishes Up
It's Swimming Meet

The Hero league swimming meet OF the
local "Y" was completed yesterday morn
ing when about ninety lads from the
grade schools. high school and working
boys classes took part in the diving
events and the relay races held in the
association pool. This ends the series
of gymnastic and aquatic tests which
the boys Of the ~ have taken part in
during the last four weeks.
The meet was in charge Of J. T. Max
we'll, physical director. and r. Linn We'll
ker. All the winners will receive hand
some ''Y' badges.
Summary.
Summary Of yesterdays events:
GRADE SCHOOLS.
Class A-Diving: T. Logan, first; H.
Welsh, second; ]. Longwell, third.
Eighty-yard relay. four on team: Lin
coin, first: Washington. second; Grant
third. Time: les
class B-Diving: J. Nicholson, first: d.
Eldridge, second; Hatteroth. third.
Eighty-yard relay, four on team:
Boone, first; Grant. second. Time: 1858.
Glass c-Diving: Gafford, first; Huoner.
second: Huff. third.
Elknly-gdIu Etiayt AVuA WI
quois, first; Cheyenne, second; Sioux.
third. Time: 1:01ts.
HIGH SCHOOL, ....-..
Glass A-Diving: Francis Perkins. first;
r. Douglas. second: ]. Booth, third.
Eighty-yard relay, four on a team;
Washington, first; Grant, second. Time:
1:14h.
Glass Diving: Walker Rule, first; r.
Mason, second; Underwood. third.
Ei1hty-yard relay four on A team. LIN
coin, first: Grant. second. Time. l:09h
BUSINESS BOYS.
Class A-Diving: l.. Hayes, first; II
woodcock, second: o. Reeve. third.
Eighty-yard relay. four on team: Lin
coin, first: Boone. second. Time: O:5Ihf,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
LOpES LOSE GAME ON ERROR
Omaha. Wins Battle When Miller
; Drops Scanlon's Fly.
COLTS PLAY ERRoRLESs BALL
lHsme Boys Work in nid-sessen
Form ana Take Many Des-
perate Chsnees-Justice
star of Game.

MilIer,r error of Scanlon's fly In the
ninth inning lost lincoln yesterdays
game and the stats championship. Score.
toll. Omaha has now won four Of the
seven ante-seeson games and Lincoln
It was a beautiful game from the
sound OF the gong. Both teams played
well and but one error was made The
Rourkes went through the entire nine
innings without . bobble. Hearn went 20
the mound for the home team and pitched
six innings. allowing but one hit. The
cold weather caused Manager Arbogast
10 pull Hearn out and send Ryan to the
s1ring line, who finished the game and
gave but two hits
The Antelopes should not have had 4
run. but q passed ball by campfield In
the eighth inning with man on second.
followed BY q single brought In the
s.Lopes'" only tally. The wind was
strons and the weather was chilly. but
despite this fact goodiy sized crowd
turned out to witness the last game at
home before the opening. That they
were well satisfied with, the pasims
was shown by their appreoiative remarks
on Pas 1917 squad.
Justice Wins Favor.
At short Eddie Justice won the favor
Of the fans by his spectacular and clever
fieiding. He handled nine chances
clean as a whistle and at bat got away
with three Tits in four times up.
Inside bal. playing on the part OF the
Rourkes was the feature Desperate
chances were taken by the boys and In
almost every instance they won out
In the third inning the first run was
scored. Justice beat out bunt. took
second on Coyies sacrifice and went to
third when Thomason few out TO center.
A single to right by Jimmy Kane scored
Justice.
Not another run was made until the
eighth when lincoln deadiocked the score
Smith singled 10 left and stole second
A passed ball by campfield gave him
another Jack ana he romped home on q
single by Firestone.
In omahA's half OF the eighth III,
boys failed 10 get TO first. Ryan helt
the Lopes In the ninth scanlon, thu
first man to bat In the final round fol
the Rourkes. got 10 second on Miller
error. Niehoff sacrificed and wanne
singled 30 right while Nlehoff race
across with the winning run Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
Get. a berth.

Pitcher Fred Applegate. last year with
Lincoln. and who bought his own re-
lease. has signed with Elmira OF the
New York State league.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
DIES MONIES CLUB PLAYERS
ARE BEATEN BY DAVENPORT

DAVENPORT. a.. April M-Dayenport
.won q closely contested game from sec
ton Of the Dss Nesn-s Western league
csuh. 70 on three slnsies In the seventh
tuusnx today. Three Davenport pitchers
lxorkinx three innings each were effec-
INV. aiio~1ng hut three hits. Score
RHE
,,.x<.pa-. ssses 81
I5er no4nes q 0 . Q . -
Hsfscxsss: kranb. keep. Nelson .nt
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15

You can say goodpys 90 constipation
with a clear conscience II you use Cham
beriain's Tablets. Many have ben per-
manently cured by their use. For sale by
all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
wintr Turned hack.

Jack Holland. the ST. Joseph boss. has
turned back Joe wintx. one OF his third
base recruits. TO the Mink league. He
probably will be seen with Falls City
this year. II looks at present as II Nc
Cleiland, another recruit, will capture the
third sack for the Drummers this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
wins WITH STICK
Hits Three. Stacker at a Most Oppor-
tune Moment Of Game.
BOTH PITCHERS WORKING WELL
Ioudeu saves the Game by Stop
ping q Hot Liner In the seventh
with Two Cleveland Men
ON Bases.

CLEVELAND, O., April h-Louden's
catch OF a line drive off Turner'S bat In
the seventh gave Detroit the victory.
Cleveland had runners on third and Sec
ond with one out when Turner'S drive
went into Louden's hands. Detroit scored
its only run on olson's error and craw-
ford's three-base hit. Score:
Cleveland .,........O o o 0 o 0 o 0 90
Detroit ',,,,...,....l 900 700 o OIL
Three-base hit: Crawford. Double
PLAYS: Olson, Lajoie and Hohnhorst;
Iouden, unassisted; Bush and Gainor.
stolen base: Bush. Bases on balls:
OFF Kahler, 2: off Covington. g. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Kahler, Cobb' and Del
ehanty; by covington. Olson. Struck
out: BY Kahler, 1; by Covlngton, /
Left on bases: Cleveland. 4; Detroit. D
Time: leo. Umpires: Dtneen and Per-
rine.
Browns Beat walsh.
CHICAGO April H.-Although Walsh
held st. Louis 10 four hits today. Chicago
| lost the final game Of the opening series
to 1. 81. Louis scored three runs IL
the third on Hallihan's double. fielder
choice, base on balls and Stovalfs driv'
! to center. The visitors counted again II
| the fourth when Walsh made two error
trying to catch Compton off base. CHI.
| cago made It's only run in the seventh
when Bodie singled and scored on zeider'
double. Score;
! sBatted for Mattick In seventh.
Stated for Tannehill In ninth.
St Louis ...,.....o o 3 0 o o o.
l Chicago ,,......O o 0 0 o 1 o o.
Two-base hits: Halllhan. Zeider. Sac
rifIce hits: Hofan. stolen bases; shot
ten, Zeider. Double plays: Bodie Z
Block. Left on bases; st. Louis, 2; Chi
cago, G. Bases on balls: off Walsh.
off Baumgartner, @ Struck out b
Walsh, I; by Baumgartner. Z. Time
I1.n Ifmplres. Egan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-15

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