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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
Pirates Beat Cubs.

Z PITTSBURGH. May 4-Pittsbureh do
feated Chicago here today, by score
Of 10 q winning IN the eighth In
ming, when Lavender weakened and al.
lowed two triples. double and a single,
which gave the Pirates three runs rp
to that inning Lavender had awarded
only four hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

Two out when winning run scored.
sbatied for Thomas IN seventh

Two out when winning run scored
sbatitd for Thonag IN seventh
Eleven Innings,
Lincoln ...,0 % 1909 00t O-s
Dies Moines Q 0 o 02t oil 1T
TwosbhHe hits Lober. Thomas, Jones.
EWoldi, Hunter (D Sacrifice hits.
Thomson, Morse, llala Left on bases.
Lincoln b, beH Molnes 10, struck out.
2 flinsea on balls orr Halla. 1. OF
GREGORY 4 or 'rhomHs, 2 iii by pitched
hall nv Thomas Carlisle, Hohrerj. by
GREGORY (ClHircl. 3 runs, hits off
rhpmaH IN seven innings. I run, 4 hits,
orr BlliRan IN four inningH 4 runs 10
hl8. on ifalla IN seven innings, runs, 5
hits. or Gregory IN -four Innings Credit
yictorY 10 Gilligan. Double plays Claire
10 Hartford 10 Jones, Hartford 70 oJnoa,
Ifnchman 70 Wlllamg. Time. gJO rn-
plrns. Eclman and Carney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

Fer three innings Kelly held tho
kourkea helpless, But In tho fourth he
lost hls punch and a quintet ~ smaeks
nettsd fenr tailies and the rooters could
see The ball game coming hack Eswl
Smith opened the round by clampinr ono
% center and nurg walked. Marty
Krugs single % center scored smith ana
Burg took second Forsythe fouled ont,
hu' kFneger delivered a resoundluE tao.
baEger 20 LETT counting nurg and Marty.
hillera slngle 90 right scored KRUGER.
The lourkts started 10 preserve the
rails IN ne tltth smith started again
ei NE % eoeney's miscue burg flew
nHs BY RFas hit safely Fcrsythe cracked
e ~ e rlehl. scoring smith. Here Mr
ks'lY fsli its ehills running up his spine
Aud Ne hlket
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

tsfrs Casper. abe has more different
tlnas ~ HrFnhatic wint uns than va,
Aeena mnnsfel of Uncertain snsesdents
ast ftae a atansEtE sud needs 4
AAAtf sHmMoped hmsslf ftum ths ball
or snd eeni inia Pitch uasner retired
Marshall afd thsH walked way Mnisr
heaNa e. rfsmaaltlan lbat nay misht
fsutef tha riN ever che wan WIN
iaN FuneRf empistsls gpnseMr8 fiaHp@f
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Haai sha 80 aeat stt II reils iafthr
seak ten Ell EehRalg
"a ihs anaas aH faaaa casper ssi
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sRthM ttsisue 81 ant=Hfa tasaaas
tAef sFaiia ieasa hial
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'aaka cav saHss ta,ise. sfsgtits sttft
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
Philaddphia "a
Hro0klyn .s..,ss.

Philadelphia t..,.G 70 o o o o % 0 90
Brooklyn ,,..t.t..0 Q 90 2 -
Two-baac hlts Ludorus, Mowrcy Oh
bases. paHkcrt Dnubert Sacrifice hits:
McQullan M0wrcy, Cutshnw Double
play. Nlehoff 10 Bancroft 10 Ldofus
Basea on errors. Philadelphia, q Bases
i; off Dell, Hits and enrned runs orr
MoQullan, 8 hits, runs IN seven In
nings Off 1llxey bit, no runs ~ one
Innings Struck out by McQulllon, 4
by Dell T. Passed ball Burns tmpires.
guiEIey and Byron.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

son. 3 runs: of Tyler. 10 hits. 3 runs, IN
| I hit, no runs. In ! and two-thirdg In
ninEs struck out. BY Mathewson, /; by
Tyler, q, BY Hughes, 1. Umiprcs: Rlgier
and Easou.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

Thfee-hhA0 hiti Nfpehyl TWosh uNN hIIH
Connolly. Ceoney. Kruger Sacrifice hits.
Connolly Naupghtnn Stolen bases; Call
iahan, Watson. Hensllng Double play
Callahan "a Crosby Loft on bases, Sioux
city, IL. Omaha, T. Hits. OFT Kelly u
four aud one third innings, off Casper. i
Ia four and twa-thirds innings OF
RrapAa. . IA four inningas OF brown. Z
In five innings struck out By Kelly. q,
laAes 6n sls. orr Kelly, 2 orr Casper.
2, Oft hrausc. L. off Brown, lit hv
pitched ball ny Brown tGaaperl Time
~ game 500, implFes Mullen and
AudrewH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
comDton,. fy ana seorsa o. oovdy.
sIfit by betted ball.
IRAN for Rarlden In ninth.

New York; o. 0 0 400 ! o.
Two-base BIT Fletcher Three-baas
hits. Maranyllle. B0netchy. Home runs.
Tyler. Merkle Stolen base. H0usch.
Sacrifice flies. Doyle. Mathews0n.
Double plays! Smith 10 Eyears 10
K0netchy, Maranylle 20 Eycrs to
Konetchy. McKechnie TO Merkle. Bases
on balls OFF Mathewson. /; or Tyler.
1, liits and earned runs: or Mathew
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

southpaw Harry krause was the VIE.
tim Of the Sioux yesterday Either Harry
had nothing or the Sioux had lot. for
tnoy battered him into an unacceptable
pulp before Krug chased him 10 THE club
house and put Indian Brown into the
box.
krause was niekod for nine blows and
sis runs In The frat -four innlnEs. 70
give krauss HIS dur, the biggest part Of
The hits we're miserable scratches. which
fell safe more because the hittros thereof
werc lucky rather than from any merit
u the hatsfacn. and IIarrys mates con-
niyed 70 lets as many Sioux warriors az
possible score
Brown waz also hit pretty hard and
three runa were garnerod during the five
rounds he exhibited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
BOOSTERS WIN HARD GAME
Take Uphill Game from Lincoln by
Hitting Two Pitchers
Hard
END UP ONE TO THE GOOD

DIS MONIES a.. May I--Des Moines
played on uphill game today and won
from Lincoln, 10 e. BY hitting Italia
and Gregory hard Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

Sick Headache Due 90 Constipn ton.
One dosn nr. Kings New Life rilla and
your sick headache Is gone, Get a @seent
hottie and he convinced al dnisslsta
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

sNan fer Clarke IN seventh
sbatte1 fuf fnneY ~ seventh
STATED faf Nahuis in ninth
Stated far HeCs IA ninth
-iian tat hHKdNr in ninth
ssAited ri HeFnshy m ninih
Cincinnati aeA zoe
st teUit ptH ea
fse base hiis tioHRtha. n6fast eialsu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
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jackson out HE by hatted ball
Wichita .e,.,s.,,,..0 ] Q Q IS
Topeka a.a,,.s,.,,..o o 0 D 100 B
Sacrifice hits, Hitting Monroe Two.
base hits Jackson Goodwin, krueRer
Three base hit fattimoro Home MN.
Fox HIS OFT West q In six innings
OFF Gashner IN three inn'nRs OF f'la
hnriy 8 Ia oight and ono third innings. OFT
keostntr, IN two-thlrds inning Double
plays Monroe 70 Goodwin. Lltschi 20
llritton 20 Ahstein Struck oft ~
West, 4 hy ilehesTty 3 illt hy pitched
hall ny West tlieting and 1ackson
Time 60 tmplrea rontinus and AM
dernon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

bases ilerzog, I,ovden. Miller. Hornsby,
Sacrifice hit. KlilGcr Sacrifice ny:
Wingo. Double plays: Bethel 70 Miller,
Wingo 10 Chase. Bases on balls or
Toney 2 or echulz. II orr Ames. Hits
ana earned runs or Toney, hits,
runs. IN six innings or Ames, hits,
no rune, 10 nine innings. Off schulz. no
hits. no runs, ~ two innlnge; of
schncider. j hit no runs. IN one inning.
struck out Nv ToneY 5; by Schulz. /,
BY Schneider !. by Ames. 8 Empires.
KLEIN and smslic.
Wnffy Loses Game.
NEW YORK, May 4.-yThe veteran
New York pitcher. Christopher Mathew
son, started his seventeenth season with
the Now York team here tOday aud lost
y close ten-inpinR game 10 Boston. 10 q
With the exception Of the fret inning
when lie was handicapped by Indifferent
inasid ,qppPorl. Mathe~son pitched good
bail io loAt In the tenth, when he
gBye his only hGae on balls, 10 Smith
who took second on Kauffs muff Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

Chicago .,....,.....0. 4 / % 0 0 o az
Pittsburgh ....ao ! 0 0 0 0 0 . -
Two base hits Zimmerman. Archer.
Binehman. knabe. Three base hits.
Williams Carey, ltinchman stolen
bases Barney. schultz Sacrifice hit
Doolan, Double plays Schmidt 10 Wac
uer TO Johnston. Schmidt to Baird Bases
on balls. off Lavender. q OF Cooper, 81
Earned runs. Off Lavender, e. off
Cooper z, Hit by pitched ball. BY Law
ender. Wagner Struck out. by Law
endert ,; by Cooper, .. umpires. o'Day
and Hartman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
WOLVES DEFEAT KAws AGAIN
wichita CONTINUES winmine strcak

ny rhree-to-Twa Victory.
Wichita continued lts winlng atrealf by
defeating Topeka, 20 3 here today The
score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05

coHspiepous by hlr ahsenco weh the
great james Kane. The tinkllns tinwafc
was attached to jovial Jim yesterday
morning ana the gang Of bloacher bugs
which turned out 70 entertain thcinsclycs
q The expense Of ore.ofhod Jim was
nightly disappointed a .ypungstnr BY
tho name Of Mueller went In to play. first
base, but in the very frat round he
turned his ankle aiding into the plate
and ead' 70 hc carried off the field
Willie Lee Crosby and his eatrhcr's pud
went in 10 play tho initial cushion. and
Judging from the way Wlllio Loo playa
fDet Casper realiscs he pulled a faux
pau In canning Jim
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
losIn. cArrrnn rnn oFnNnn

Drummers nsfeat Beaver. rivc 60
Three,
NEWER May 4-st Jesonh took the
openins game ~ the series from Denver
here todAN. 3 a. q Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
MISFIT SIOUX WIN
COMBAT IN A WALK
Kane.less Indians Knock Harry
Krause Ont Of Box and Keep Up
Bombsrdment on Brown.
oAsPAR CHECKS OMAHA RALLY

After drepplne an entire series of -four
Trays 70 The lowls Links from Lincoln
and thereby establishing themselves a.
The punkest Team 10 the loop, Harry
GaTpeFa crew Of mlsftf aud misguided
nundoecrIpts breszed into Omaha yoater.
day and licked the spotr off Of Omaha
III combat that would have brought
iears 70 the eightlcss CRIBS u mn Egyptian
snhina The count WAS 10 O.
The trucuiriu sielG eallopcd into tho
park Yesterday afternoon Two hours late
Tho train on which they made the Trip
from The arid Village u stowe city-~no
lnnger stewed. nov fried was held up
for four hours ny a derailmeut They
came on the field shortly before 4o'cloek
and With but thirty seconds 81 practice
proceeded 70 10 pinto the diamond and
irlm up The d. luxe Rourkes In fray
~ which both teams tried 10 outdo the
other ~ exhihliing bum base ball
But The athletes arc % be excused for
their INDECENT exhibition The sun was
out Yesterday and tho weather was great,
After having been completely congealed
by the coal storage brand turned out the
last two weeks, thes we're IN no oondi-
ton TO playsbaIl on n decent dAy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-05
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'MarahaII ont on Infleld ~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26
Dictionary Offer
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Readers Must Act Promptly a. the
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in the arrangement of helps TO the
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26
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: PROBLEMS OF THE MoToR1sT. i
= +

Motoring Department. have a
four-cyi.nder Ford model 5 roadster
and have trouble with lack of power
and compression. Was, advised by
good mechanic hoae to get new cylind-
ers and pistons. also rings, which !
did, and have had all installed, also
new transmission. / am unable to get
any moro power, seemingly than be
|. fore. Car has Splitdorf magnetic
geared to crankshaft, and will hit on
all four cylinuers when on battery, and
only hit on three cylinders when on
magnetic. The breaker point is new
in magnetic and new spark plugs bat
teries are set on running board within
two feet of cylinders. All new wiring.
Batteries win test thirty, and run down
TO four or six in going twenty five
niles Can you suggest the difficulty
and lack of power? DR.. B.
You can hardly expect power with
eut compression. Three fundamentals
are necessary to a gas engine-namely,
good compression, Ignition, and car
buretlon. The fact that you have in
stalled many new parts should help
considerably, provided the parts have
been installed properly. II the pistons
and rings have been fitted as they
should be, good compression should re-
suit There Is no use expecting power
from motor without compression.
This should be accomplished first.
The ignition system must need con-
siderable attention if the motor fires
only on three cylinders under certain
conditions. Perhaps the coil is defec-
tive and in need of repairs. Try using
another coil or have the old one tested
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

to determine its efficiency. If mag
neto has been in service for a long time
perhaps the magnets are weak and
need remagnetizing. Even though the
compression in the cylinder was good
you can hardly expect power from the
motor if a weak spark is, delivered to
the cylinder 1t should not be a diff
cult matter for a competent mechanic
to trace out those troubles.
Motor Department. have an oak
land, model %, 1911. When running
idle the front cylinder will not fire If
throttled low, but when given more
throttle it viii, run smoothly when
speeded up. There seems to be the
same compression in this cylinder as
in the others
/ have examined the intake valve
stem to see If there was false air g.t-
ting in around the stem but find the
stem to be in good condition. There Is
a good hot spark through the spark
plug. / have also had the valves
ground, without results. | notice a
considerable amount of smoke escap
ing through the breather pipe. and
thought Perhaps the rings were worn
on this cylinder, but or examination
find that they look to be in as good
condition as eny of the others |
thought Of puttins in anti leak" piss
ton rings. put have been told that these
rings are Giade cut of such hard steel
trat theY would cut out the cylinders
and that after rising them for while
would have to buy oversize pistons
]. D.
The trouble may be caused BY a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26
Ne stona for I Week.

Evansville. Ind. reports a motor non
stop feat by a Maxwell which ran for
a whole week on city streets and coun-
try roads, without a motor stop and
showing every indication that, had the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

attempt been made, it might have
equal1ed the worlds record of over
$4,000 miles, established several weeks
ago by another Maxwell in southern
California.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

ing increased attention to lightness. in
view of the soaring prices of automo-
bile fuel. Virtually no sales are made
prior to which the buyer does not put
the car on the scales to satisfy him
self regarding its prospective econ
omy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26
Rritons Weinh Then,.

Despite the war, a lively retail bust
ness In motor cars is being conducted
in Great Britain. The buyers are pay
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Capital News want AIS reach ali the
aeopie seven DAYS week
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Motoring Department. have -
motorcycle, battery model, single cyl
inder, that runs fine. on the level, but
misses and sometimes stops on a steep
grade. When testing the compression
1t is good, but will slowly leak out when
you stand on the pedal. The valves
have been ground and are tight and a
new spark plug has been put in, but
still the trouble persists. Do you think
that new piston rings would cure the
trouble and make it better hill
climber? c. S.
Replacing the piston rings will prob
ably cure the trouble since there is a
loss OF compression. A bad mixture
viii cause the engine to act as you
describe, even IL compression Is good,
Would suggest readjusting carburetor.
Also make sure that sufficient supply
Of gasoline reaches the carburetor for
hill climbing. Perhaps the fuel sup-
ply pipe needs cleaning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

If the work is well DONE the rebored
cylinders with new pistons and rings
viii have good compression. which will
greatly improve when the ear has run
awhile II is best to lap in the rings
by hand, but extremely great care must
be taken to thoroughly clean the piston
rings and cylinders after tapping.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Motoring Departments time
ago I had the carbon burned out OF
my engine and found it very satisfac-
tory. Now / would like to know II I
should have same done over again, or
would you advse having the valves
ground. II I can get the same results
without having the valves ground |
would greatly appreciate your advice.
Also kindly advise me OF the best way
to clean oil out of the engine. f. W.
The effect of carbon in the engine
and the effect of leaky valves is alto
gether different. If YOU have carbon
in the cylinders would advise having
ii removed. 1t car has been run over
a thousand miles the grinding of the
valves will improve the compression
and running OF the motor. For remov-
ing the oldeoil from engine you will find
a plug at the bottom of the crank case.
II you will unscrew this plug the oil
will flow out After draining all the oil
flush engine with kerosene. Turn
motor over by hand several times, then
thoroughly drain.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Motoring Departmental have rad
iator that has few very small leaks.
These seem to be at the bottom end Of
inner tubes. Is there anything ] can
put around the tube on the outside and
stop these leaks. Would a heavy mix
ture Of white lead be Of any advantage?
How much ether should one use to
the gallon of gasoline in light car?
]. b.
II is doubtful whether white lead
would cure the trouble, since 1t would
soon become hard and crack from vi
bration. II there is no repairman near
you, try filling the entire space between
the fms with lead. This may be done
by laying the radiator on side and
pouring the lead at the point of leak
age.
The L.otor was not designed to use
mixture Of gasoline and ether, 50
would not advise its use. Injury is
sure to result.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Motoring Department. = viii you
kindly settle the following argument
"A says when the cylinders OF his
automobile are rebored and new rings
and pistons fitted It will have good
compression and will not blow past
the rings. "B" says it will not have
good compression until 1t has run one
thousand i>iles. Is it best to run the
car or lap the rings in by hand. Thank
ing you for giving this information, l
am H r.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

tight leak IA tlie earburefot manifold
or perhaps the cam or wave mechan-
ism is worn TO such an extent that this
cylinder 1oes ot eceive proper charge
at slow snslae speed The fact tnaT
this cylinder has the same compression
as the others precludes the necessity
for new rinsa You also state that the
ignition is good therefore the trou9le
seems to rlvert to the charge Of gas
which this cylinder is receiving. Quite
often II a cam becomes slightly loose
on the shaft trouble Of this kind Will
result Careful inspection OF the
valve mechanism throughout should he
made; likewise an inspection for air
leaks in the manifold.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

Motoring Department - Will you
kindly let me. know whether by paint
ing the cylinder caps where the plugs
set in and also the base OF the spark
plugs, not the porcelain or firing points,
with aluminium would have any effect
on the firing of an engine2 It. r.
There is no reason why the painting
of the valve caps or spark plugs should
affect the firing,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-26

INC trolbla nav be eaGsed 81
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