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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
NELL BRINKLEY.

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
Health Hints Fashions Womos Work Household Topics
Why / Never
Married
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Dare Propose, Tells
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10

But THE ColonE Judy oGrady are sisters under their
sns and under the coors the milky gloss the
pearl pearl with the simmer
grain the that that e apart from
other precious stones. under name-The Pearl.
Across the world and blowing busy cities and
vide forests the hands Of the pearl one the
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nosathe full soft the bronzey buebac hair The black
bar Of pend brows the shadows duak
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shows velvet under the light and gold coins
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10

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he paest In all the garden
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the ancs shadows blond
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Of haine gold admit
hat the white pearl ultra fair
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his choice magned deepend is
aowhte sister offers snowy foil
NELL BRINKLEY.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-10
AdUice TO LoUelorn
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Eleven High Schools
in Meet at Iowa City
Saturday Afternoon

IOWA eiTf ta May H. Special, j.
West lies Moiuas ana Davenport high
schools re doped 10 fight it out for first
place Saturday Ia the ninth annual IN
tefsuolaste invitation field meet for
lows high schools 10 he pat on hX the
anivetsit1 Iowa city sud Cedar Rapids
asa conceded place near tins front hut
aF hat resented ae possible champion
aain winners.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
ALI Nations Garry
Extra Players to
Fill Private Car

The All Nations who are scheduled 10
play the clever Brandeis stores aggrega-
ton, Saturday and Sunday. AZ Rourke
park. Is considered the premier attraction
or all road clubs In addition to the regu-
lar team 1t Ii necessary to carry four
extra players each season to enable them
10 get the railroads to handle their pri-
vate car, Jeanette, which requires
twenty full fare tickets.
Earl Morse third haseman Of the Linz
coin Western League team. and Art
Smith. pitcher for the Kansas city
American association Blues, are both
former members OF the All Nations
Curtis Wheat. brother Of the famous
zaek. OF Brooklyn, Is with them this
season and gives promise Of developing
into d great player.
Morrie Olson the Brandeis stores star
slabman. pitching for David city last
SUNDAY was defeated By the All Nations
with Donaldson. pitching, by score Of \
TO Morrie says Donaldson hasn't got
Il thing more than he ever had-but that's
enough
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Today's Calendar
Of Sports

Track Chicago Illinois dual meet al
Urbana. Ill. Interstate lnterscholastie
maot at University Of South Dakota.
Iowa intercollegiate conference meet at
Cedar Rapids Illinois nterscholaHtle
meet nj University Of Illinois. Kansas
state normal meet Mt Emporis. Kan,
Worcester Teeh-New Hampshire state
dual meet ut Durham, N, H.
Bench SHOWS: French Bulldog club Of
America at Hotel MeAlpin New York
City.
Tennis Pennsylvania against Johns
Hopkins NJ Philadelphia, Columbia
against Lafayette at New York city,
New York university against Colgate at
New York city
Wrestling Joe stecher against Yussif
Hussane al Louisville.
Boxing: Miburn saylor against Young
Brown. ten rounds. at New York. Phil
Bloom against vie Moran, ten rounds,
al New York Howard McRae against
Harry Carlson. twelve rounds. at Boston.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
LOPES RALLY And
WIN In The NINTH
Rourkes Perish When Hinchman
Clouts Pill in Nose and
Scores Three.
LINCOLN TAKES THE SERIES

LINCOLN. Eeb,. May ll.--fspeciai Toll
sgram.--A ninth-inninK rally. with two
out and three men on bases, ended when
Harry Hlnchman swung his war club
ard vhaeked the goldsmith into deep
right field and scored all three runners.
giving Lincoln the game and clean
sweep Of the series with Omaha by
Ia score
The count stood and on Hinehman
and Mers had 70 groove the ncxt ball,
Even ut that Manager Marty Krug
played some pretty clever base ball. Lou
North had been breezing along In great
style for eight innings when he slipped.
The DucklinEs ehalksd up two In the
eighth by virtue Of Nortlis unsteadinesa
and then jamned the bases IN the ninth
with two out Hinchman dangerous
hitter AWAY. had been easy for Merz
earlier Ia the series and Marty trotted
him out The long blow broke up the
ball game.
The Rourkes got what looked to be
safe lead In the firth. sixth and seventh
innings, principally by the hard hitting
of kllduff who kicked Ia with two
doubles and drove three runs over the
plate the I.opes had previously gath
cred off Of North In the Gilrd inning
In the eighth they raieed their total to
four. The ninth saw the finish OF Martye
gang
omshn outhit and ontfleldcd the Duck
tings. but North's generosity gave them
the ball game. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Affiliations Dropped
Peg by Blair Club
As Holland Blows

BLAIR. Neb., MAY n.-tspeciai 'fele-
gram " Blair defeated the Affiliations TO-
dav q TO .. in pitchers battle between
Cook for Blair aud Bunny Holland fof
Tia AlI- Nations, with the honofs about
even until the ninth inning when Hol-
ihnd went Up long enough for BlalF 20
run in two scores and win the game,
The hitting and the runs were even
I'M ID The ninth. when MendeE hit for two
bases aud nanodson. pinch hittlns for
coleman. scored him with single to
left. Donaldson was caught out stealing
ror Blair Holland walked the first
man up. Two singles followed and the
game wHs over
Tine features aside ffem Cooks pitch
ing we're lila own-hand niekup for an
euf III the fourth inning eua y q Bur
ehanfa httlnk The saint teams PLAY
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ana Kfbpaa mnlfe E4nRheih
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
MARTY O'TOOLE is
BOUGHT BY OMAHA
Famous Hurler Who Was Once Sold
for $22,500 Is Secured by
Rourke.
ALSO GETS PITCHER BRUcK

Marty 0'Toole whose sale from the 81.
Paul club to the Pittsburgh Pirates for
the immense sum OF 1880, startled the
entire base bali world is now member
Of the Omaha base ball club.
Pa Rourke purchased OTools from the
Columbus American association club at
Kansas City yesterday and arrives IN
Omaha this morning at o'clock with the
hurler In tow.
Rourke also secured Pitcher Brick
from Columbus yesterday and is bringing
this athlete with him, foo
Recent games impressed Rourks with
the fact that his hurting corps was sadly
in need Of reinforcements. So Wednesday
he hiked from Lincoln to Kansas City
and made a call upon Bobby Quinn OF
the Columbus club. BODY offered him
o,Toole and Bruck and Ronrke snapped
at t.
o'Tooie was In the Western league be-
fore. He was star with the Sioux City
club II was from Sioux city that St
Paul bought him. Marty went like
whirlwind his first year with the saints
and Barney Dreguss put up s22,0o cash
coin to get his services.
Marty failed 10 succeed in the majors,
however, and was turned back TO Column
bus, where he labored LAST year. But thia
year the association Is mighty close 70
major claas and Quinn decided 70 give
Marty to Omaha.
The little Irlshman should be winner
IN the Western league. RE was a wizard
when he was here before and his KNOW
edge Of the game has been conHideraly
augmented since then. Last year WIN
Columbus. Marty won forteen and lost
nfteen gaines with club that finished
In the cellar .,..,
Bruek also comes with the reputation
Of being quite pitcher, lie IKE y loo'e'
il right-hander r,.,,
The addition Of o'Toole and Bruek
raaans that couple Of the pitchers now
eurying them over win draw their re-
leasea II il probable Mack Allison WIN
b one Of the unfortunate duo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
BOSTON HUMBLES
TRIBE OF INDIANS
Red sox Win from Cleveland with
Aid of Strong Wind, Six
TO Five.
GAME LASTS TEN INNINGS

BOSTON. May 1.-THE Boston Amer
leans defeated Cleveland 8 70 .. 10 ten
inning contest today, strong wind work
Ing IN favor Of the home team IN the
final inning, with men Oh baseat Barry
hit what started 70 be a high foul 10
The left Of the plate. but The wind car
rled ii into the fair ground, and ONeil,
falling 70 make the catch, Hohitzel
scored the winning run, Tho wind also
assisted in stretching singles into extra
base hits. Three Of cieyelanda runs
came IN the sixth inning on two singles,
double and a triple. Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12

Vltt 10 Young 10 Bnrns. Pick To sehang
to Melhnia. gtfunk to Lai0ie First base
on error Philadelphia, /. Bases on balls:
orr goveleskie I. Off Dubue i of
Myers ~ Hita and earned runs: orr
coyelaskle, 5 hits. no runs In six innings
or Dnbuc 1 hits, / run In two and one
third innings Off Myers, hits. z runs
in nine innings. Struck out. By Goyees-
kie, Il by Dnbnc, II bv Myers, 2. Linz
pires. O'Laughlin and Chill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Nanks rrim chicago,

NEW YORK, AiaS lit Now NaFk Won
it, first RMme from Chicago hers to-day
"a 4 emliup. formerly Of The kansas
tiny EedeFHlA aatpiIehnu fHhRF mhife
NallM ordered MnRFidEe. Mullen anA
MaFAie ct the New fark team off tha
field in the sixth inning and a spectator
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afauHd tha nmuife President Iuhusna
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
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LINCOLN.
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tive out when winning run scored,
sRAu for johnson IN ninth.
sRAn for Gardner In ninth,
IAneoln s...4... q o a. 0 o. a@i
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Tsgo.base bits. Carlisle Hinehnan, XII
duff tM North. Double play Rohrer To
Stevenson Sacrifice hits Carlisle
NlinchmRn suhmrandt. ls0bef. kfng,
STRUCK out nv Gregory 81 haNcaon balls
Uff GreFery. II off North, I. Left on
hasaa Lincoln D. OmahR. :. rttnhing
record off Gregory 70 hits IN eight In
ming off Apfth. ! hits in elRhg ana two
thirds innings Oft North one hit Time
ID Empires Mullen and AndFeRs,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Joe STECHER Will MEET
PARDELL0 AT COL UMHUS

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12
Standing Of Teams
NAT. LEAGUE
WEST LEAGUE
Yestersiny's Results.
tsgteasr RINK TIFIfaTsM

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka, 81 Denver, I.
Sioux CITY, II pna Moines, 3,
Omaha. 81 Lincoln, I.
wichita, 81 Ct Joseph, 8
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 81 plttsburkh,2
Philadelphia, 3. ST., Louis,
Boston. l. Chicago, :.
Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati, 3
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 Louis, O; Washington. Z.
Detroit. 4; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago, +. New York, 2
Cleveland, 81 Boston,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
I,oulsyile I. ~. Paul, 1.
columbus q, Kansas city,
Toledo. g. Milwaukee, 2.
Games To-day,
Western league Wichita A. Topeka,
Denver III 81 Joseph, Dca Moinea at Linz
coin. omaha al Sioux city
National League New York at Pitts
bnreh, Philadelphia at ~. Louis, boston
al ChienEo, brooklyn NJ Cincinnati,
American I,eague--St, Louis at WASH
lngfon. Detroit at philadelphia Chicago
al New York. Cleveland At Boston
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12

WASHINGTON, May II. ~Gaiia today
held st. Louis 10 four scattered hits and
inning Morgan was passed. and scored on
FOSTERS three-base hit, which bounded
over shottons head, and then Foster
went home on Rondeaus fly Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-12

Two out when winning rGn scored.
Stated for cady IN sixth.

Stated FOR cady IN sixth.
Cleveland ...i 90 o Ia Q Q Oh
boston .a5s"e0 q o. u If
Two-psse hits speaker %, Walker l2l
Lewis. Thrsesbase hlts Gandil Smith
Stolen bnses. Speaker Turner Hooper
Hohhlaei, Gardner. Sacrifice hits Ilow
ard. cndy Walker. Baaea on balls. Off
HaRerman. i, off Mays D. Hts and
IN two and one.third innings off IiaRef=
mpn. hits and run IN two and two.
thirds innings fnone out IN SIXTH Oft
Bngby 3 hits. run In -four and two
five innnas. Tilt by pitched ball, Barry
twice. hy HRRerman. Struck out BY
Mitchell / by HaKernan, By Baghy,
2. hy Shore, T. Umpires' Connolly and
DsNena
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spatted Tor King IN the ninth
Denver ...o o Q q 90 -
Topeka 1870 q 0 80
Home runs Dyer Shields Three htt
Cochran rwu-hase hits. ARler, sttYena
Sacrifice hit Monroe Sacrifice flies
West. Goodwin Double play~s Cochran
10 Lattimnfe Ia ARler stolen bases
Cochran, sehweltEer, Hnsea on balls OFT
West Il Oft King 4 Struck ott Hy
West. Il hy King, q Passed ball Mon
roe lit b pitcher Ht West mpifes
Kane and Ryan
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rwo o. rHnFr ron Sos,rs

nr#mmers Wtn tame fsam Lap
Leaders.
NJ JOSEPH MN Ma5 i'll I'll luaeph
snalt6 d tNe nHg Ell three from ghH league
ta6aefs h9 mgHnAnE taaas. IN The
came WAS sine and Wnintelesilnk Nenfg
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slo,N losn 70 noosrtns
Ciark uas had Ianiags sns Iadians
Mn.


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baa innings today ana PES Maines wen
au Hunters hpms fHn with Ne nn aases
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Denver Loses Ia spite Of its Two
H0me Runs.


TOPEKA, Kan, May Ii-Althnugh Den
yer made two home runs Topeka won the
game this afternoon by score OF
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-29
hAMPDEN SIDNEY COACH
WORKING HARD WITH TEAM
Hard Scrimmn.cs In FERMENTATION for
contest Against V. VI. |. I'm
RoHnOkr Saturday.
[ Spccinl 10 The Times

II.
HAMPD SIDNEY. VA. September
2s.-For the past few days Coach Der.
nicr has been unusually busy with his
"moie-skin boys trying 10 Strengthen
them out with respect 10 the mistakes
tnai were IN evidence against River
mont last saturday. His earnest and
that game: leaves no doubt OF the
success with which his efforts are
regular formations. the l.ynchburg
eleven found 10 difficulty in smcaring
lhe plays called for by Quarter Back
Thurman. only two or three OF the
unique variety had been given the
men for that game, and ii was IN the
attempt To work these that the backs
line and faulty ends These plays
have been rchearscd now. urtil each
onlo"k"rs have remarked on the rapid
mproF"i-"i I, There were no scrim-
mar MAJ yssirrday Hard ycr,immages
preparation for the game Saturday In
l;eNins'on with. the Y. n; Many be-
l;"Ne mat the Tigers will hold the Ca
will h- worth seeing
Thts somewhat confident attitude is
founded on the belief in Hampdon-
Sidnry < peppery coach and his ..biitv
70 Weld strong combination .ut Of
the material now on hand In this
r." some very promising men. among
Of Augusta Military Academy. line
,WH !. Of eyer 200 pounds: Warren. of
back l.atta. Of the same place. back
.R"h"risom OF Arkansas College, end
AeaG i OF .n Ne W Wiii1nm q, "nH MIi%
high "ml Goodrich. Of RuSkin-C Cave
! ni.or =" Lee Tenn, quarter back:
atitutc, back Porter. of Chatham
TRAINING school. line. Elliott who
wcl! on tn" scrubs Preston is an
oImor man "n" u out for the first