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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12

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wobec tego opar}a sic o VIA
DE 6wieckie.
Obecnie jak donosi kores-
pondent ,,Kur. Warsz z Cze
stochowy nadeszlo rozporza-
dzenie mipisterjum spraw
wewnetrznych co do usuni17
cia z klaszto1u wydalonych
pieciu kleryk6w. R6wnocze-
6nie iednak z ten rozporza-
dzeniem nadszed} inny jesz.
cze rozkaZ. Otto nakazanO y
Piusowi Przezdzieckiemu o.
puscie klasztor j obrac so
bic m%iejsce pobytu W Cesar
stwie lub zagranica. Jako
termin opuszczenia klaszto
ru wyznaczono W plerwszm
i W drugim wypadka sobote.
O. Plus Przezdziecki uro-
dzony W r.. 1866 W Wieluniu,
nauki poczatkowe pobierAf "
miescie, seminarjum due no.
wne uko6czy1 we Wiocfaw-
ku, poczem uzyska} stopie1
6w. Teo}ogii W Aka
demji duchownej W Peter
sburgu. Swiecenia kap}a6sk:e
Original W roku 1889 sukien
ke zakonna p~rzywdzia} W ro'
ku 1892 ] cd tego czasu az
do ostatnich dni pozostawaf
W konwencie jasnog6rskim,
zajmujac z wyboru rome
stanowiska W zakonie.
O. Plus naleza{ do najwy-
bitniajszych Ojc6w. By} on
~przeciwnikiem b. przeora
Rejmana. Walczy} przeciw
jego radon, uwazajac je "a
szkodliwe ola zakonu i Ko-
6ciola. lie miaf s}usznosG
wykaza}y smutne wypadki z
pred 2 lat. Musial on te
Wake przypieczetowac tel
wygnaniem.
Pc reformie naleza{ Q. Plus
do ~ajwplywowszych dorad~
COW obecnego przeora o..
Welo1skiego. Byl ON
cd dawna sola W oku rzadowi
rosyjskiemu, kt6ry uwaza}
go "a gl6wnego swego pre-
ciwnika W klasztorze %ujawnia
iacego intrygi rzadu " klasz-
tore. To til wydalenie OLGA
Piusa nalezy uwazac "a zem-
ste ryadu rosyjsklego, kt6rem
ME udalo sic wnieSc noWego
fermentn do klasztoru przez
sprawe owyoh pieciu kIery
k6w.
Jak wiadomo pierwsze
skargi owych kleryk6w. ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
z pop MOSKALA.

Z "CZEsTOCHOWY d"nosza. il
WALK " mn6cie j okolicy ole usta-
ja. w sobote doniesiono' po.cji 2e
poblizu rzezni m,ejsk,ej ukrywa
SIC szajka bandyt6w. Kilkudzlesie~
oiu pol'cjantdw p~ospieszy}o ma
mie:sce dom zaczeto ostrzellwa6 z
broni recsnej z karabindw maszy-
nowych. Bandyc', kt6rzy odpow'a-
dali salwam, z mauzer6w, zranill
iednego straznika jeden ban1yta
zosta} zastrzelony W domu, drug,
podcss po6cigu, gdy ssalka wybie-
gla ze sch 'onienia. uciekajac do
lasu olsztyhskiego. Oblezenie trivia
10 dwie godz:ny. " mie6ole panu-
je popsoch odbywaja sig l;czne re-
wizje aresztowan,a. W piatek "a
bito W Stradomiu pod CzYstochowq
a.: . g. - ......
jednego baodyte drug'ego ramona
o,ezko. Prey zabitym znaleziono
sOCv rubli.
KNOW. Fodczas robot umoco-
vania iedneeo zbocza g6rki WHO"
dzimierskiej robotnicy znalezli W
.asypanej jamie monstraacya, po-
ohodzaca oczywidcle z ko6cicta ka~
,olickicgo. Nalezy prz1pussczac, IL
zostata ona .skradzlona, poczem
6wie,okradzcy vrzucili ja do Jamy
Z nieo7ystosciami, przekonawszy
sic. &e podstawa jej Jest m'edsiana.
Obok monstrancyl znaleziono kilka
naboj6w rewolwerowgch znak 2
czapki zolnierskiej. Monstrancya
znajduje SIG obecnie " zarzadz'e
miejskim. u.
CZESTOCHOWA Ma przoho~
dzacego Alicia policma)stra czssto~
chowskiego Piekura sze6o'u niezna-
nych ludzi wykona}o zamach Poll"
,asypa"o str1s&ami, z ktd-
ryoh jeden rani& 60 ciezko " gf"we
z ty}u. Kula wys,la pod okiem.
Zrauiony pad} ma plyty ch"dni'
ka; widz4c to sprawcy zama"
chu, rosblegl, sic ns wssystk'c
strony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
KCYNIA. w Grocholinie xmar-

KCYNIA. W Grooholinie zmar--
"a " rodzlnie robotnika galioyj.
.sk,ego czwarta ofiara wskutek za-
trucia grsybaml, Is letnia odrka.
x 4 = Pomied,y NaLlem i Zieleh-
Gem przeiechal p'ociag Is letniego
chAopca schuberta. Pociag urwa}
nieszczedll vemu noge, prdc4 togo
odni6sa niebezpleozne okaleczenia
ma glowie.
KORONOWO. w Goscieradzu
uderzy} " 6rode mad ranem piorun
v stodole p. Bilisskiego i ~1niszozyl
jq doszczetaie. Splonq}y r6wniez
wszystkie zabudowania.
BYDGOSECZ. frzy ujsciu Brdy
utona4 " ~nledzi4le Is letni chfopak
prey kapanlu z innYmi cblopcaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
Nowy gWaft rosyjski
wobec Jasnej Cory.
(Wydalenie. @. Piusa Przezdziec-
kiego.)

Pred kilku tygodniami
przeor klasvt6ru jasnog6rskie
go postanowif, jak viadomo
wydali6 z klasztoru -pieciu
kleryk6W, uznajac, il ME. ma
ia powoiania do stanu ducho-
wnego: Pomimo, ze zarzadze.
ME to: zostalo zatwierdzone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
wIEsCI z OJCZYZNY


z PR1US %POLSKICH.
BokZYsZKOWO, pow. cz}u'
Ohio wskl. w przesz}a 6rode, dn'a'
7go b. m. odbyia sic u mas rzadka
%uroczysto6c wprowadzen'a no"ego
Ks. proboszcza Leona Relmera do
ko6cio}a borzyszkowskiego. Ostat~
MIN proboszozem " Borzyssko7
wach byt sp. ks. Jan Sucharski,
kt6ry obja xszy parafie " r. 1862
uma,} Ego grudnia r: 1907. 0 godz.
Q rano zaprowadzono uroczyscie "
prooesyl PREY piesnt ,,Kto sig "
opieke" ks. Reimera prsed g{owne
drzwi ko6eielne, tam ~kleczacemu ks.
probos.czowi odda{ przewielebny
ks. dziekan Bsenlg z Chojnic jake
delegat blskupl klucze ko6clola,
kt6re nldsf p. Augustyn Janta Ii"
pinski /. z Borzyszk6w, cz}onek "a
rzadu k%oscielnego oraz zastepca pa
tronatu. Pred wielkim 0}tarzem
z}o4y}. nowy ks. probcszcz przysie~
ge kosclelna, zas obecny z .powodu
trad ycyi poprzedz"jacej ks. Kro.
plewski z Przedkowa przeczyta}
rod}ug prawa pc }ac'n;e OIL oftarza,
list naiprzew. KS Blskupa, W kt6-
rym przyjmuje sig i uznaje sig ks.
Leona Reimera, by}ego lokalnego
wikarego L Brzezna, proboszczem
Y BorzyszkowacL. Po za}atwieniu
tych spraw ursedowycn przedsta4 WI
ks. dzlekan liczne zgromadzonym
parafianom nowego Ks. p~roboszcza
Relmera ~po]ecsjec go modlitwom
ioh; zas miejscowy ks: wi1ary szu.
dxinski W g~oracych sfowach price,
m6wif z ambony do. paraf'an 1 do
nowego ke. proboszcsa. Szczeg6l-
ME wzruszajaca byta chwila, kiedy
ks. wikary we wymowny spos6h W
imlen,u paraf,au p~rzYrzeka} ks.
prob. Reimcro vi pos}uszenstwo j
modl,twe, zapewniajac " zamiaa
"a to najlepsza ojcowska opieke i
troske i take codzienn2 modlitwe
ze strony ks. proboszcza tax bardzo
opiekl potrzebujacym paraf anon
borzYszkowskim. Po sumie, ktora
ks. prob. Relmer odprswi}, odpro~
wadzono 60 znowu z procesya do
plebsnil, Gdzie W serdecznych s'o~
wacb podziekowa} parafianom Ia
tax liozny udziat i "a ~wszystko,
czem SIC prsyczYnill do up'ekszenia
tel .rzadk,ej uroczysto6ci intruduk~
cyl jego. - l rzeczywiScie przy-
znsd trxeba, re ur%oczystos6 ia
swletnle sig przedstawlaia, bYfa rae
d)6G i zadowolenie tax pc stronje
nowego ks. proboszcza jak i para
flao Oby zawsze tax poaostalo!
WEjHEROWO. Pr6uz kaylic
Kalwaryi .znajduja sic tn diva ko~
6cio@y, PARTIALLY poklasztorny.
-
~" nziQuyiaT y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
lie oba SO "a male. Go do poklaszr

. .-r t @tN go t" .
go, ably mu ztozyd 2ycxenia z po@
wodu 25tej roczn'cy jego urzedowa-
MIA tutejszego i w~reczy}a 100 mr.,
ma budowe nowego ko6cio]a. Cd
publicznego obchobu tel rccznlcy
ks. delegat sic wym6wi4 re wzgle-
du ma os}abione zdrow,e.
Z POZNANSKIE6O.
PONIEC. Smutna smiercia zgi-
nal gospoda,x Pawe1 Schneider W
Starej krobi. Kiedy znajdowa} sig
W %stajni, kopna} go koh W okolice
serca tax nirbezpiecznie, ne Sch.
psd{ trupem ma miejscu- Zmar*y
osleroci} zone i 9 dz,eci.
VITKOWO. Syn kopca ~tutej-
szego, l8 letni Kazimierz Blaszyh-
ski, bawiac sic browninglem, po-
strzell} 9 Ietniego Edwarda Mikni-
ka. Kula przebiwszy brame prze~
szy}a tuz pray sercu Gale ploca i
wysz}a ty}em pod }opatka. Zawo-
}ano natychmiast miejscoweso le-
kara p. dr.. Kuklihsklego, kt6ry
rane opatrzy}. Ch}opcu grozi POI
wazne nlebezpieczenstwo zycia.
KCYNlA. w Kr6likowie spali-
10 sic 26 budynk6w gospodarczych.
Spfoneiy stodofy l Chevy gospoda~
rzy: Szczodrowskiego, Wozniaka
A. Bystrego, Grabowskiego, Lid
mama l. Bystrego, Domy mlesz..
kalre uratowano> w pfomieniach
zgine{a wielka ilos6 bY1fa.
GNIEZNO, Posef p. Leon Grab
ski sprzedaf sw6j najatek Szczepl~
&c pod Kcynia oko}o 4 tvs. m6rg
"a 1880, 600 mr.. hr. Czarneckiema
z Gogolewa.
OEORNlKI. 9 letol syn gospo~
darza K, pasac byd4o, znalazt ma
bity revolver. Baw,t s'e z MIN tax
nieostroznie, re revolver naraz wy
pali} a kula utkwila cElopakowi "
kolanie. Rannego um,eszczono W
donu chorych i kule wydobyto. -.
BYDGOSZCZ. Pewnego gospo~
darxa z N. W powiecie inowrociaw-
skim nkazano ma 100 MI. karY i ko-
szta, ponicwaz poda} niep-awdziwe.
szczeg6fy, dotyczace s1anu majat-.
kowego i W ten spos6b oglagnad
chcia} ~mniejszy podatek.
WYRZYSK. 10 letnj robotnik
Wiucenty Sp>ch " Jeziorkach !
dwaj lnni robotnicy zajecl byll roz-
rzucaniem navozu. M,mo zakazu,
Spych wszedt ma s+up przewod6w
elextrvoznych, skad spadt i ME 3D.
zyska} ju& przytomno6ci.. Lekarz
stwierdzif 6mier6 spowodowan4
pradem elektrycznym.
D-:aa:a:-@~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-12
z POZNANSKIE6O.

PONIEC. Smutna smiercia zgi-
nal gospoda,x Pawe} Schneider "
Starej krobi. Kiedy znajdowa} sic
W stajni, kopnq} go koh " okolice
serca tax nicbezpiecznie, ne Sch.
psd{ trupem ma miejscu- Zmarty
osleroci} zone i 9 dzleci.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
JOHNSON BLAMEs THE PLAYER
First to Use Vicious Language in
Replying to Taunt.
INCREASE POLICE PROTECTION
Discipline Must Not Be Disregarded
by Employees.
CLOSES INCIDENT OF STRIKE
Evidence Taken In Form of fiji
davits by President of League
Daring Inve.tisation-Con I
duet Of Cobb cen.ured.

CHICAGO. May &.-Presldent B. B.
Johnson OF the American league tonight
announced the reinstatement of outfielder
Tyrus Cobb OF the Detroit club. whose
suspension for attacking a sjectator. who
he said had insulted him in New York.
resulted In a strike OF the Detroit players
last week Cobb will be eligible to play
tomorrow. In addition TO his ten days
suspension, he was fined SO.
President Johnson promised In a SSate-
ment full protection TO all players and
said the Il, sue had arranged to increase
the police force at the park. but declared
severe punishment would be melted out to
those players who assume to act as
Judge and avenger OF real or fancied
wrongs while on duty
Blames the Player.
Following Is the statement given out
by President Johnson:
After a ccreful Investigation into the
causes and circumstances of the en-
counter between Player Cobb and Claude
Lueker, a spectator. at the New York
grounds on May 10, fad that direct re-
sponsibiity for the unfortunate occur
renee rests upon the player,
Evidence In the form OF affidavits
clearly show that the player was the first
to employ vicious language in replying TO
haunting remark Of the spectator
Cobb did not seek redress by an APP
peal TO the umpire, but took the law
into his own hands. His language and
conduct were highly eensurable.
'As lesson to the accused, and a
warning 10 all other players, fix the
term Of the players suspension at ten
days and ! impose fine OF $50 He will
be eligible to play on May Is.
Full protection Will be afforded to all
American league players against abuse.
or attack from patrons. but sure and
severe punishment will be melted out TO.
those who. In disregard OF discipline and
OF obligation TO their club and league, as
sumo 10 act as judge Of real or fancied
wrongs. while on duty.
In pursuance OF this policy the Ameri-
can league has arranged to increase the
police force at each Of Its parks and the
home club. on instructions from the UNI
pire, will be required to remove from
Its grounds spectators whose actions or
comments are offensive to players and
fellow patrons"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

AM. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita. .; Omaha, 10.
Topeka. B. Sioux City, 8.
Lincoln. 4; ST. Joseph. O.
Denver, Is; Dies Moines, T.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, S.
Chicago. 2. Pittsburgh, l.
New York, IL; Brooklyn. 2.
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis. q
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington. 3-5; New York, SO.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, .
-. Louis, 6-5. Cleveland, "a
Detroit, I, Chicago. g. Seventeen in
nings.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 2, Indianapolis. /.
Columbus, 4; Louisville, 8. Twelve in
nings.
kansas City. 10: Minneapolis, l.
Milwaukee, 2, ST. Paul, J. Twelve in
nings.
Games Today.
Western League-Wichita at Omaha
Topeka at sioux City, Lincoln II N
Joseph, Denver at Des Molnes.
National Leagne-Cincinnati at 81.
Louis.
American League-Detroit at Chicago
st. Louis az Cleveland
American AsaocIation--Toledo at Indian
apoiis, Columbus at Louisville Kansas
lily, at Minneapolis. Milwaukee at 81.
Paul.
Nebraska State League-Hastings Al
Fremont. Seward at Grand island. SUI
perlor At Columbus York at KeaFuey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
YGOES IN FOR SUMMER SPORT
Association Grounds at Carter Lake
Are Being Put in Shape.
GAMES TO TAKE MANY FORMS
Aauatics win he Included, Plans
Being Made for Canoe Races
Park viii De Opened ON
June z.

The Young Mems Christian association
athletic park at Carter Lake Ia being
put into shape by Director ]. 7. Max.
well. And plans are being made to ac-
commodate about 800 members.
Tennis base ball, canoeing. Watching.
motor boating and swimming will ali be
INDUCED in and plans are being made to
adequately provide for all enthusiasts.
The facilities last year were ample
enough TO accommodate all but II the
membership grows as It has several
changes are going to be made.
Mnny OF the 1912 summer association
members are firm followers OF the rae
duet sport and have entered team in
the city tennis league which opens next
Saturday afternoon. The courts are In
good condition and have received new
coats OF clay. The park custodian has
been given instructions. TO keep the courts
Is thought that they viii be equal to any
In the city.
BALL on Opening Day.
Base bali will hold the boards as soon
as the park opens on June I, The regular
Y. NJ. C. A. team has been organized
and is getting In some good practice aud
will probably make use OF the park be-
fore the season opens. The grounds have
been fixed up and are In fine shape, with
the grass growing fine on both the In
field and outfieId. There will also be
some boys teams and a business mems
team, Director Maxwell has announced
that the association teams will be strictly
amateur this summer and no one Will be
allowed to play on any Of the teams un-
less they are full fiedged members Of
the summer association.
All aquates will be prominent. Many
canoes are being put on the lake by the
members and some fast racing Is ex-
pected during the summer months. A
water regatta will be held with the Rod
ami Gun club the latter part Of June
when all sorts Of boats and aqua crafts
will be matched against each other.
Room for More Cottages.
The grounds Of the association include
twenty-five acres and afford ample room
for many more cottages. although a
few have been built this spring and
few more are going up. At present there
are over fifty bungalows. cottages and
'shacks." In addition to the club house
and locke- room.
A great program is being arranged by
Mir. Maxwell for opening day. June I.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
TRbvERS WILL PLAY FINAL
ROUND WITH ENGLISHMAN

NEW YORK, May 25.-Jerome D. Trav-
ers Of Upper Montelaire. the champion,
and Oswald Kirby Of England reached
the final round of the annual champion
ship tournament Of the Metropolitan Golf
association at the BaltusroI Golf club
by winning their matches In the semi
finals this afternoon. Travers defeated
his old rival. Finlay S. Douglas Of Mas
sau. up ard to play. while Kirby
eliminated Wallace Sinclair of the home
club. . up and l to play.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
TWO NEW RECORDS MADE
IN THE OLYMPIC TRY0UTS

STOCKHOLM, May New records
were established for throwing the discus
and in the 1900 metre flat race 1t the
olympic tryouts here this afternoon.
G. wilshon won the discus throw with
a toss of $40 metres "a little over IN !
feet four inchesl easily distancing Martin
sheridan's throw at Athens In 1906 OF
lbs feet Il inch.
Fock won the 5000 metres race in .
iss seconds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Jack Johnson Starts
for Las Vegas, N. M.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Jaek johnson left
today for Las Vegas. n. NJ. where. July
4. he will defend his title of heavy
weight champion against Jim Flynn. With
the negro fighter were his wife and four
sparring partners-Marty Cutler, John
Perkins, William Brown and Prof"
Burns. johnson also took his bass vloI.
He expects TO reach Las Vegas at u:so
O'Clock Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

MADISON, Wis. May 25-The Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin varsity crew easily de-
feated the Minnesota Boat club and tht
wisconsin freshmen crews on Lake Mem
dota today over the tNo-miIe course. Ii
" estimated that the varsity led over
the finish and that the Minnesota club
was al least eight lengths behind. The
interelass race was won by the freshmen.
crtw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

ST. JOSEPH.
Totals

Three base hits: Watson. Crutcher.
Two-base hits: Mccormick. Watson,
crntcher. Kelly. Sacrifice hit: Kelly.
Stolen bases: Cole. Mullen, Powell. Wat.
son, zwilling t2l, Borton. Left on bases:
By Crutcher. 7; by Palmer. g. Bases on
balls. Off Crutcher, Q; off Palmer, g.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Crutcher, Bar.
bour. Time: Eco Empires: Kissane and
Carter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Gun Club PLAN. shao,.

CRESTON, Ia, Ma 2.-tspecIaI. )-Ths
biggest event ever held by the Creston
Gun club is be ng planned for the after
noon OF Memorial day at the club grounds
west o. this city and II Is expected a
large attendance will be In evidence, air
events, tour At fifteen birds and two al
twenty BIRDS. making 100 Individual SHOTS,
will be given.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
| ALLEN GIVEN ROUGH USAGE
Grand Island Sluggers Find Curves
Of Hastings Pitcher.
BALLET IN FINEST OF FORM
Allows More Than One Hit I'm Only
Single Inning and Islanders
Trim Brtcl<maker. by
Eight 20 Three.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May 25.-(spe-
cIal Telegram.)-Allen was knocked out
Of the box today but Grand Island had
already won the game by heavier hit
ting. Only in one inning did Ballet al
low more than one hit Mckibben's home
run was the feature. Score:
Hastings 20 0 2 o o 0 o % Q 3
Or. Isiand....0 1 80 o IS . 3
Batteries; Allen. Haley and Bradbury:
Ballet and Jokerst.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Del Howard neeied.

Del Howard Of the St Paul club Of the
American association. Is satisfied with
life. He draws good salary from the
Saints. was recently elected mayor of
Kennedy. Ill. and owns $500 worth of
stock in the Louisville club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
ST. JOE DEFEATS LINCOLN
Antelopes Lose Opening Game by
Nine to One Score.
CRUTCHER PROVES INvINCIBLE
Local Twirler Allows But Three
Hits, While Palmer is Found
.e- for Total of Eleven
safetfes.

ST. JOSEPH. May 8-crutcher was in
today, while Palmer was hit hard
and timely. st. Joseph winning, to l.
Mccormick's allround playing was a
feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
KEARNEY LOSES TO SUPERIOR
Cement Makers One to Good I'm Con-
test with Capitalists.

Cement Makers One to Good In Con-
test with Capitalists.
kEARNEY, Neb., May 26,-tspecial Tel
egram.) -Kearney, lost today in a ragged
game by the score OF s to . to Superior.
there being heavy hitting on both sides,
but at no time did the game take on the
appearance of good base ball being de-
void of sensational plays. Excellent
fielding on the part Of both players is
all that held the score where it ended
Score: R.H.E.
Superior 80 041102 30 i-9l3 o
Kearney 80 3 0 0 0 40 8 0-si2 8
Batteries: Superior. Quinn. Miller,
Vance and Prucha; Kearney. 0'Hearn,
Trfmble and spellman. Struck out. BY
Quinn. 8; by Miller. g. By Vance, 3; By
O'Hearn. /. First on balls: OFF O'Hearn,
2: off TFimble. i. off Vance. /. off Miller.
9; off Quinn, 3. Three-base hit: Prucha
Two-base hits. Gray. Pagles, Scheuron
Schimnoski. Time: 80. Umpire:
Nugent.
The York-Kearney game scheduled for
May 2s, has been postponed until the
next series.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

Danny Claire. secured by Des Moines
from Wichita. looks better In a Booster
uniform than he did In that Of the
Hughes team.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

Two-base hits: Ulatowski. Rores. spahr.
Three-base hit: UIatowski. Home runs:
Coffee, Kores. Sacrifice lift. Kores.
Double play: Quiiiin to Lloyd. Bases on
balls: Off KinseIla Z: off Northup. S;
off Douglas. 3 Struck out: BIZ Rinsella
fCortInued on Second Psge1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
DIES MONIES MAKES ERRORS

Denver Overeomes Early Lead and
Wins, Thirteen to seven.
DIES MONIES, Ia. May 25s-Denver took
the first game of the local series here
this afternoon by score Of 10 to l. Des
Moines' failure to maintain the advantage
obtained in the first innings was due to
errors. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

Two-base hit: Hoffman. Three-base
hits. Wilson (z. Sacrifice hits: McCar-
thy, Camnitz. Stolen bases: Carey, VIII
son, w. Miller 90, Schultz, Zimmerman.
Holman. Double plays: Archer to
Tinker to Zimmerman to Evers; Tinker
to Eyers to Holman. Bases on balls:
Off Camnitz. 5; off Lavender, 9: off Reai-
bach. 2. Struck out: BY Camnitz. Z; BY
Lavender. ?: by Reulbach, 2 Left on
bases: Pittsburgh. S: Chicago. 3. Hits:
Off Lavender. . in six innings. Time:
Isl. umpIres: KLEIN and Bush.