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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
With The Bee Juniors
TODAY'S GAMES.

TODAY's GAMES.
Division 1.
Miller park-Charles Street Merchant,
VS.. Suburbans, 10 a. m.
Thirty-first and Ames-Brandeis Jun.
Tors vs.. R. A. M.'s. 10 a. m.
Fontenelle park-Locust Street Mer.
chants VS.. West Dodve Dairy, 10 a. M
Elmwood park, west-Fort Omaha Mer.
chants VS.. Kaiman Insurance Co., 10 a. m
Division :.
Creighton Field-Omaha Taxi VI
Dorcas Street Stars, 10 a. m.
Elmwood park, east-Farnam Candy
Go. vs. Leavenworth Street Merchants
Jrs., 10 a. m.
slogrs Juniors forfeited to Omaha Bee
Division 8.
High school grounds-Walnut Hill Mer.
chants vs.. Deer Park Ramblers, 10 q. m
Vfnton school grounds-Krug Park
SluggerS Vs. Rivervtew Cubs 10 a. m
Vinton Cubs forfeited to Meyers Bear.
cats
Twilight Games (Monday).
Division 1.
Thirty-second and Dewey avenue
Brandeis Juniors VS.. Suburbans, $40 p
High school grounds-Kaiman Insur-
Division 2.
Miller park-omaha Taxi vs.. Leaven.
worth Merchants. Jrs., $50 D. m.
Luxus park-Omaha Bee vs. Rorcas
Street Stars, $3.50 .. m.
Division s.
Elmwood park east-Walnut Hill Mer.
chants vs. Krus Park Sluggers.
Riverview park-Meyer's Bearcats "
Deer Park Ramblers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
union GIANTS
BEAT PACKERS
IN FIRST CAME
Hard Fought Battle Goes
to Chicagoans by the
Close Score of
4 to 8.

The Armours and the Chicago
Union Giants opened their three
game series at Rourke park yester-
day afternoon with a redhot base
ball contest, the Giants winning in
a hard-fought game, by the score OF
4 to 3, before a crowd of 800 fans.
"Slim" Marshall was on the firing
line for the Giants, while Manager
Harry Williams of the Packers sent
| Jimmy Moore, the crack local south
| paw from South Side. 1t was a
pitchers battle between these two
cracks, with the honors slightly in
favor of the visiting hurler.
In round one, yves" Corcoran,
| considered one of the best third
sackers in the city and also heavy
sticker, hit one on the nose for two
sacks after Graves and Williams had
retired in the opening frame. Dyck
| scored Corcoran with a clean single
to right. The Giants evened matters
in the third. They scored again in
the fourth, sixth and seventh.
The Packers scored a pair in the
seventh, on two bases on balls, a
pair of errors, Graves sacrifice and
Marty Collins single.
Burch. who relieved Moore in the
seventh round for the Armours,
also pitched nifty bali. Dyck, Tur-
ner and Jones led with the stick
while Corcoran, Ryan. Moore, Jones,
Turner, Redd and Burch starred in
the fielding department. Turner,
the speed merchant of the Giants,
stole a trio of bases.
Two games will be staged this af-
ternoon, the opener at 2 o'clock
Burch and Graves will do the hurl-
ing for the Armours. Score:
Armours ..........1 0 o o o 0 2 0 %
Giants .............o 0 l 1 o l 0 9-t
Earned runs: Armours, 1; Giants 1
Two-base hits: Corcoran, Bingham, An
derson. Left on bases: Armours. 10: Gil
ants, S. Sacrifice hits: Graves. Williams
NJ. Collins, JONES' Bingham. Stolen bases
Turner (3), Coleman. struck out: BY
| Moore, 6; by Marshall, 8: by Burch, 2
Base on balls: Off Moore, 5: off Marshall
S; off Burch, 2. Hits: OF Marshall. 4 in
S Ia innings Time: 1850. Umpire: Nc
Quade.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Selection of Referee for
Stecher-LeWis Wrestle is
Causing Big Discussion
Dodge County Marvel Insists That Nebraskan Be
Third Man in Ring and Selects List of Suitable
Officials for Event; Billy Sandow Objects to Home
Talent; Names His Choice; Reddy Favorite.

The announcement of Sailor Joe
Stecher that he would insist upon a
Nebraska man refereeing the Fourth
of July match with Sergt. "Strang-
Ter" Lewis has started battle that
will only be equalled when the two
men enter the ring at the Auditorium
on our nations birthday.
Billy Sandow, manager of Lewis,
is as emphatically opposed to a
home product" as Stecher is in
favor of one. The outcome of the
argument may end in Gene Melady
selecting the third man in the ring
or following the example of TEX"
Richard at Toledo and officiating
himself.
Sandow makes the suggestion that
Eddie Reddy of St. Paul, one of the
premier promoters of the Twin Git
les and former wrestler, be selected
to officiate. In case Reddy is not
agreeable to Stecher he wants Ed
Smith of Chicago, who refereed the
match three years ago or Otto Floto
of Kansas City.
Omaha Likes keody.
In case a Nebraska man is not Sc
lected a majority of Omaha fans
favor the selection of Reddy. He is
absolutely impartial in his decisions
and his long experience in both the
mat game and as promoter of
athletic contests makes him ably fit
ted to officiate.
Stecher has announced his willing
ness to accept any one Of num-
Der of Nebraska sportsmen to de-
eide the winner of the Independ-
ence day event. Arthur Lowe of
Lexington, 81 Sherman of Lincoln
or Ernie Holmes, c. L. Thomas
and Bert Murphy of Omaha meet
with favor in the eyes of the Dodge
grappler.
While the referee is still unde-
cided the principals are Industrious
ly training for the coming event.
Stecher on his Dodge farm is work.
ing out of doors every day. You
could not exactly say he is in the
pink" of condition as his skin has
taken on a "tan" hue that is nearly
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Cryptograms of Sport
By Karl Lee.
By Karl Lee.

partment "tug-of-war" team. Not
that Denver is looking for the O.
P. D., but we know somebody that
is.
Page Pete Loeb, too.
]. Dean Ringer coached South
High school in its palm days.
Which-"his" or "its?"
Observe our decision.
"Fifty-three Greek athletes are on
their way to Paris" a cablegram
from the French capital states.
They include II officers and IS en-
listed men selected to represent
their country after hard-fought
elimination trials"
Gee, the Greeks did fight after
ALL
We thought . they were slipping
Coach Tommy" Mills, the fight
ing mentor of Creighton U, went
home to Beloit so suddenly two
weeks ago that he must not have
known that somebody was boosting
him for the job of directing the
Cornhuskers this fall.
That's one on you, Tommy.
The sporting editor of this family
enterprise left for Toledo and the
big mill Thursday. Before he left
we laid two rocks on Dempsey to
knock that big Kansas cheese off
the map, provided-he hit him.
We're hopin' the 8. {. isn't wise.
You see, "Bill" Nixon, our handy
kid copy shark, is stakeholder and
he'erd those last three words and
the fourth frqra ~ last
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Holmes Team Will
Take a Two-Week
Trip in August

Manager Leslie Pickett of the
Holmes White Sox of the Greater
Omaha league announced last night
that he has arranged two-weeks
trip for his aggregation the latter
part of August. The team will leave
on August II and return about the
first of September.
Games already have been secured
at Fremont and other Nebraska
towns, along the Northwestern line.
1t is planned to schedule most OF
their games along this road as far
as Lander, Wyo. Returning they
will arrange games through South
Dakota, having already scheduled
games at Bonesteel and Rosebud.
Ernie Holmes, hacker, is planning
on making this trip in automobiles,
and camping en- route. The menl-
bers Of the team are in favor of this
plan, but whether it can be arranged
is still an uncertainty.
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Sandl0t Base Ball Gossip

face Donaldson, the famous negro hurler
and Joe Benz, former white hose twirler.
Beware-American league batters: When
ever you knock ball out in Ollie
Bloemer's territory in center field, IT'S
back to the bench for you. Ollie is con-
nected with the Sample-Harts.
Pete Kline. formey manager Of the Daily
pitch for the Omaha Prints Juniors in
of speed and has added thousand per
cent to the Juniors pitching staff.
The following is the lineup for the
McKenney Dentists: Soofio, third; Carr.
s au cGss fsS: s soTe sf
roco. right; Clark, catcher; Rand and
Stribbing, pitchers.
The sampleHarts lost an interesting
game to Morse Bluffs last Sunday by
to 2 score. Krejic on the mound for
the Omaha team held his opponents safe
until the sixth round when he had TO
retire on account Of the heat He was
succeeded by Scheef
c. C. Cape, general manager Of the
Omaha Printing Co, told the members of
the Juniors that If they won their last
two games he would tender them ban
quet They were victorious In both the
games and feed, and viii have a good
time this week, at the expense Of Mr..
Cape, who Is a great booster for amateur
baseball
The Holmes nine is strong on battery
men. Besides Moore, Smith and LANCER,
regular hurlers, Manager Pickett caa
send in Jim Sutej or Joe O'Keefe, both
twirlers Of ability. John King and George
Sutej are also better than the average
twirlers. For catchers besides Hobrook
there are OKeefey. Martin, McAndrews.
King and Jim Sutej who can do the
back-stopping to perfection.
Tho Sample Hart -Paxton-v ierling game
at Riverview park will be a battle for
blood as both teams are tied for second
place and today's game will be the last
time these two teams meet this season
Jack Krejic, who held the ironworkers to
be on the firing line for the Sample Harris
with his newly-wed brother. Lud, behind
the bat.
Harts- Paxton-vierlings this afternoon:
Sample Harts-Poesch. fihst; D. Hubatka,
second; Probst. third; Peisle, short;
Munich. Bloemer, F. Hubatka, outfielders:
J. Krejic and Scheef, pitchers, and Lud
Krejic, catcher. Paxton Vierlings-J. Carl
short; Delehanty. third Carl Luebbe Roy
Luebbe, Swoboda, outfielders; Beers. pitch
er, and Trummer, catcher.
The Holmes White Sox claim the best
pitching staff in Omaha Jimmy Moore
is easily the cream of the southpaws ana
Smith. Is a crack Highlander. Smith has
twirled with number of crack class
and A teams. He was with the Luyus
team two years ago and was going good
when he enlisted in the army. While in
France Sci twirled with the fast army ag-
gregations and was in the same company
With Ty cobb ard number Of other big
league slab-artists.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
American Athletes
Far in Lead in Paris
Interalied Games

Pershing Stadium, June %. -
Americas score in the inter-allied
games, as the result of taday's vic
tories is 10 points. France and Can
ada are tied for second place with
two points each, and New Zealand
third with one point.
The American sprinters, Charles
Paddock and Lieut.. Teschner, took
first and second places respectfully
in the 200 meters finals. The
formers time being a worlds record.
6. J. Stout, American won the $500
meter run from Arnaud, the French
champion, in 4 minutes S 3-5 seconds.
Arnaud is the first Frenchman thus
far to score.
The American negro, Butler was
first in the running broad jump trials,
making "a meters.
Today's winners were decorated
by the King of Montenegro the
stadium's honor guest. M. Valdez,
baritone Of the French opera Gel
ebrated the signing Of the peace
treaty by singing the Marseillese
from the boxing ring, to the delight
Of the 5000 persons in the stadium.
America defeated Italy in the bas-
ketball match, IS to II.
In the Rugby football match,
America scored 70 points, while
Roumania was unable to score.
In the Greco-Roman wrestling,
lightweight class, Porra. Italy, de-
feated Kalombratsos, Greece. Ber-
anh Czecho-Slovakia, won from
Garray, Belgium. In the middle
weight class, Van Antwerpen, Bel
GUM, threw Dentias, Greece, and
Gargano won over Kayskow, United
States.
Following is the summary of the
swimming events:
Four hundred meters, French
style, preliminaries, first heat: Nor
man Ross, America, first; Hardwick,
Australia, second; M. Franshinet,
Italy, third. Six minutes II Sec
onds.
Second heat: w. Longworth, Aus
tralia, first; S. Biddle, United States,
second. Six minutes, Al seconds.
Third heat: I. Steadman, Austra1-
ia, first; M. Massa, Italy, second.
Six minutes, ! is seconds.
The American water polo players
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29

| Pascale, the heavy hitting outfielder Of
the Beddeos was out-of town last Sunday.
Porter has been released by the Omaha
Printing Co., Juniors.
| For practice games with the McKen-
ney Dentists, call Red 9042 and ask for
Ernest
Butch" West will be on the firing line
for the Omaha Prints this afternoon
against the McKenney Dentists.
John Brandt sprung a surprise We'd
nesday night when he made his first error
of the season in left field.
In the Beddeos- Highland Park game last
Sunday, Barton of the Beddeos struck out
eleven men and allowed but three hits.
The fielding Of Mclaughlin Of the Bed
deos was the feature Of last Sunday 3
Beddeo- Highland Park game.
The sample-Harts have trio Of 500
hitters in Jack Krejic, Frank and Dode
Hubatka.
at the initial corner for the Murphy's and
Is also hitting the ball hard.
Pete Mcclure will be on the mound for
the Murphys this afternoon against the
crack Chicago Gunthers.
Louie Stowe and sautter star out
fieders Of the Mckenney Dentists played a
great game last Sunday.
Edward Hornback, star hitter for the
Hermansky Pharmacy Is always thers
when hits mean runs.
with the bases loaded Barton Of the
Beddeos retired the Highland Park bat
ters with ease
The McKenney Dentists have a pair Of
hurlers hard to beat in class c circles in
Curley Rand and Dusty" stribbling.
sofio is playing a stellar game at corner
three for the McKenney Dentists and is
hitting the ball at merry clip.
Frank Mancuso, short stop Of the Muir
phy-Did-Its played star game last Sum
day against Greenwood, accepting 10
chances without bobble.
Eddie Dygert. centerfielder Of the MUIR
phys showed his speed last Sunday when
he stole a quartet of bases. Eddie also
hit two on the nose.
In Ray Creighton and George Carr short
and second respectively the McKenney
in class c circles.
The Holmes White sox will play at
Missouri Valley today. Sci Smith. who
ably do the hurting for the Holmes.
Farley, Peterson, McCreary and Barton
knocked the ball for two-baggers last Sun
day. They are connected with the Bed
deos.
Omaha Prints Juniors and the Beselins
had a swatfest last Wednesday night, re-
sulting in a 16-to-12 victory for the
Juniors.
The Sample Harris would like to secure
an out-of-town game for July 4. Call
Tyler 1888 and ask for Manager Frank
Hubatka.
Butch" Hays, the shut-out wonder of
the Murphy Did Its will go against some
real pitching this week when the Aprphy's
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29

black. The warm winds that have
ripened the Nebraska wheat have
likewise treated the states favorite
son in a kindly manner. He is as
hard as nails and never was in bet
ter condition to enter the ring.
Stecher is Confident.
Stecher is confident of again
bringing home the bacon" for his
followers and is exerting every en-
ergy to pin the shoulders of the
Kentucky STRANGER" to the mat in
the same quick time that made him
the premier wrestler of the world.
The same winds that kiss the ia
nous orchards of California are
conditioning Stecher's opponent in
the ring. During his leisure from
training Lewis has been climbing
trees and assisting in gathering his
fruit crop. Climbing trees, he as
serts, is a far better conditioner
than the system of following the
plow used by the Dodge county
phenom.
LcWio Will arrive III olidid oc'-
eral days before the match and has
made arrangements to complete his
training in the Omaha Athletic club.
Local heavyweights have been Sc
cured to assist the regular trainers
of the exponent of the deadlock"
when he reaches this city. Lewis
expects to complete his training in
a whirlwind fashion and says he
will dump his partners as fast as
he can get to them.
Arrangements Completed
Stecher will remain at Dodge until
the day before the match. His
brother, Anton, will complete all
arrangements for the contest so as
not to interfere with the training.
Gene Melady announces that all
preliminary arrangements have been
completed. Workmen are busy pre-
pairing the seats to care for the larg-
est crowd ever assembled in the
Auditorium. The special cooling ar
rangement is ready for installation
and all of the comforts of home are
assured the audience.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Kansas City Announcer to
~ = OffiCiate at july d Bout

Dave Stevens, official announcer
saofthe Missouri Athletic club in Kan
,.sas 9City, has been selected as Off
, cial announcer at the Stecher- Lewis
ss1iatch July 4. In addition to his
sdpties in connection with the Omaha
match he will announce the results
sSof the Willard-Dempsey fight by
nrounds. A special wire will bring
the results.
Stevens is considered one of the
leading announcers of athletic
g events in the United States and
esGene Merady. promoter of the In
dependence day event, is to be con-
graduated on securing him.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Hand grenade throw"

l1anQ grenade throw.
This is the new pastime of SOL
dier-athletes at Paris. pat" Ryan's
Hammer and "Tim" Sullivan's short
put aren't enough, evidently.
rssssss =. =
" Walter Eckersall says the west is
far inferior to the east in long dis
: eahce runs. Here's his proof:
x,s-fAfile Run-McCosh of Chicago,
!. t;32 As; O'Connell of Harvard,
st:2s SIS.
- Two Mile Run-Foreman of Kan
sas Aggies, $50 rs; Dresser of Cor
srheil, 9:22 rs.
And Macs from the Windy City.
Headline-"Boatload of IS Yank
Athletes Lands in France"
: Titanic or Lusitania'
-A.''1A dope story says that Gilmore
yDobie, the Nays great foot ball
coach, is looking for backfeld ma
serial being short.
sas8sLoop up Eddie Mahan, Dobie.
He's marine now and has never
nut up at Annapolis.
Il Which reminds US of rumor cir
culated in an eastern joint the other
day to the fleet that Elmer Oliphant
!. Is thinking of resigning his commits
,aasien and going back to WestPoint
for another Postgraduate course"
-" The Army sports . new "gas"
school.
= Elmer has had only u years of
! school life.
Where's that Omaha police de-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
White Sox Beat Browns.
Photographers Lose Out in
Hard FOUGHT 81 Battle

Before crowd estimated at l,C00,
mostly followers of each team, the
Western Union telegraph aggrega-
ton of ball tossers lost hard
fought contest to the Orchard-WI-
helm team, by a 3-to-l score. The
contest was pitchers battle be-
tween Lee of the store men ard
Ambrose of the telegraphers. with
honors about evenly divided. Sem
sational fielding on the part of both
teams kept the spectators on their
feet all through the game. The
batteries were: Western Union, Am
brose and McCune; Orchard-Wil-
helm, Lee and Roth.
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29

defeated the French players. three
goals to none. In the middleweight
boxing, Harris, Canada, knocked out
Checked, Australia. in the first
round. Zoonenn, Belgium, defeated
Martin, Canada, in the lightweight
class, Referee Bronson stopping the
bout in the third round, after Mar
tin had been knocked down repeat
eddy. Pagan, United States, knocked
out Negri, Italy, in the first round.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Prize Shoot for Returned
Soldiers at Gun Club July 4

The Omaha Gun club will hold a
special prize shoot with returned
soldiers as the honored guests at
their grounds on West Dodge street
on the afternoon of July 4. A large
list of prizes will be awarded i'll
the various events.
The regular weekly shoot will be
held this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Tilden Defeats Williams.

Wilmington, Del, June 2S.-Wil-
liam T. Tilden, I'd, holder of the ma
tional clay court tennis champion
ship, won the singles title of the
state of Delaware by defeating R.
Norris Williams II, the national sin
giles champion in 1914 and 1916, on
the turf courts of the Wilmington
Country club today, 81, 6-3, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Returns From Army

pvt. Bryon Madsen. SOLO Pop
.plston avenue, returned home We'd
nesday from Camp Grant, ILL.,,
where he was discharged from the
army after 10 months service over
seas. Madsen. is we'll known as an
amateur base ball player.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Base Ball Standings
WMTERN LEAGUE.

Ye0terday'S Results.
st. Joseph at Joplin. rain.
Wichita. I; Omaha, 8.
Des Moines at Tulsa, rain.
Sioux City. s: Oklahoma City. l.
T0day's Games.
Omaha st Wichita (two games).
Sioux City at Oklahoma City (two
games).
st. Joseph at Joplin 1.-TWO games).
Des Moines at Tulsa 1.-TWO games).
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington. I; Philadelphia, !.
Detroit, 8: Cleveland. I.
Boston. al; New York, o..
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 2.
TOday's Cameo.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
OMAHA.
WICHITA,

5auTwo-base hits, Graham, Mari, Yarynn.
:. Kirby. Home run: Kirby. Sacrifice hits:
berger, Fuhr. Mueller, jackson. Double
plays: Mason to Gislason to Jackson; Ber-
ger to Washburn to Mueller. Left on
bases; Wichita, I; Omaha. 8. Bases on
balls: Off IistOn, 6; off Fuhr. 8. Struck
. eats BY ListOn, 6. Time: las. Umpires:
Eekman and Hulburt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
| OKLAHOMA CITY.
Totals 81 s27 0 Totals 80 427
Sioux City ..........o 0 Q 800 %
sUkldhoma City ....0 0 l 0 0 0 o 0 0--1

3 Three-base hit: Lyons. Walker. Double
play: Schmidt to Jones. Struck out: BY
ss1Stoner. 2: by Lyons. 8. Bases on balls:
'M1bff Stoner. 3; off Lyons, 1. Hits: OFT
spennis, in one and one-third innings;
off Stoner, 3 In seven and two-thirds In
snings. Left on bases: Oklahoma City, 3;
Sioux City. 7. Hit by pitched ball: By
Stoner (Brokaw). Time: 1:40. Umpire:
= Holmes
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
.Soos Win Opener From the
..''. Coolies by Score of 5 to |

Oklahoma City, Okl., June 2S.--
Sioux City punched hits on Dennis
Ia the second inning today and de-
,fsated Oklahoma City, 5 to l, in the
Opening game of the series. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, rs: Philadelphia, o-s.
Cincinnati, 8: Pittsburgh, 0.
Boston. 6-s; New York. SIS "a innings)
Chicago, s; St. Louis, 8.
Today's Games.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Braves and Giants Break Even.

Braves and Giants Break Even.
Boston, June 2s.-Bostou and New York
divided double-header today, Boston
winning the first game, 6 to s. and New
Errors by the rival shortstops were re-
sponsible for the loss Of each game
Scores:
First game r. H. E.
New York .....s 0 0 0 40 0 o-5 6 3
Boston .......1 0 0 2 Ks IL /
Batteries-Toney. Dubuc and Gonzales;
Nehf and Wilson.
Second game R.H.E
New York. % 010001 0O2-5l 10 2
Boston 80 100110O0 000OO-S 7 s
Batteries-Barnes, Dubuc and Gonzales:
Rudolph and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
HARD HITTING IN
:EARLY INNINGS
FOR WITCHES
'Rourkes Unable to Cop Game,
a Although They Make
ao2 Ten BingIes Off
-
,,us LlSJOns

-. Wichita. Kan, June 28.-Wichita
! took a close game from Omaha,
II, to 6, by hitting hard in the early
Innings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Result.
St. Paul. 1; Kansas City, ..
Toledo, 4; Louisville, 3.
Milwaukee, g.; Minneapolis, s.
Columbus. IL; Indianapolis, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
SALLEE PROVES
EFFECTIVE and
REDS WIN AGAIN
Cincinnati Scores 80 Shutout
Over Opponents; HurIer
Allows But Four
BingIes.

Pittsburgh, June 2S.-Efective
pitching by Sallee enabled Cincin-
natl to win from Pittsburgh today,
3 to O. Miller was unsteady in the
first inning, hitting a man, and with
two hits scored two runs for the
visitors. A hit, an error and dou.
Bile in the ninth scored another run
for Cincinnati. Score:
r. H f.
Cincinnati $40 90 0 0 0 0 Ia l
Pittsburgh 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 2
Batteries: Sallee and Wingo; Miller,
Mayer and Schmidt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-29
Cubs Defeat Cardinals.

Chicago June 2s.-Chicago played an
uphill battle today and by punching hits
defeated st. Louis in the final game Of
the series, to s. Hollocher. the locals
| shortstop who has been out Of the game
with split thumb, was ready 70 play
today, but during the batting practice,
he was hit in the mouth by a batted bali
and rendered unconscious. He was car
rfed off the field and 1t was necessary to
have stitch taken in his lip. Score
r. H e.
81. Louis .....2 2 0 0 1 o 0 o-5 8 0
Chicago .......0 3 0 0 2 0 0 IS 1. 3
Batteries: Goodwin. Sherdell, Tuero,
May and Snyder; Tyler, Bailey, Martin
and O'Farrell.