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Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Nebraska To Meet
Indians on Track
High School Athletes to Be
Guests at University Dual
Meet in Morning.

Lincoln, May 13.-tSpeciai.)-Ne-
braska university and Haskell Insti-
tute athletes will battle in a dual
track and field meet Saturday MORN
ing. High school track athletes will
be the university's guests at the
meet.
Coach. Schultz announced Thurs
day afternoon that each school would
enter three men in an event. Three
places will be awarded in each event.
Nebraska's entries in the meet fol-
low: ..
1oo-yard dash: Smith, Deering and
Hickman or Stevens.
22O-yard dash: Smith, Deerins and
Hickman or Stevens. :
44O-yard dash: Stromer, Mcdonald and
Mccarthy.
Meyers, Coates or Allen.
Mile run: Allen. Dorm and Meyers Or
Coates.
Two-mils run: Kretzler. Coats and
Dorm. Meyers, Allen.
220-yard low hurdles: Wright. Gish
and Warren.
lao-yard high hurdles: Wright. Gish
and Warren.
Shot nut: Dale, Moulton and Bassett.
Discus: Moulton, Weller and Dale.
Javelin: Carmen, Hartley and Schoep-
pei or Brown. ...-
High jump: Gish and carmen.
Broad jump: Deering. carson ana dish'
Pole vault: Lees and Brown.
Mile relay: Gibbs, Mccarthy, stromer
and Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Many Track Athletes
Compete In 4-State
Meet at VermiGon

Ncrmilion. S. D., May l5.--Two
hundred and tifty-tWo athletes rep
resenting a number of High schools
in South Dakota. Nebraska, Iowa
and Minnesota, competed here to-
day in the interscholastic High
school track meet. A light rain
this morning beat the cinder track
down in fine shape. The weather
was cloudy and cool
In the preliminaries this morning
Carton of LeMars, Ia, ran the 220-
ward. low hurdles in :27 3-5 and If
he wins the race this afternoon, he
will have set new record tor this
event
Summaries:
High Jump-Taylor, Sioux City first;
Carton, IeMars, la, Hutchindorf, Brook, /,
ings, S. D., and Philips, Elk Point, tied
for second place; Dahl. Sioux City, third.
12O-Yard High Hurdles-Taylor, Sioux
City. first; Carton, LeMars, second j:
O'Hern, Sioux City. third. Time: Id 20
seconds new record for meeD.
44O-Yard Dash-Hanson. Rock hapios'
Ia. first; Lee. Sioux City. second, Grotn'
JeMars third,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Horemans Wins From
Coast BilGardist

San Francisco, May 13.-Edouard
Roremans, Belgian champion bill
liardist. won the fourth block Of hi,
400-point match of 1872 billiards
from Jake Schaeffer of San Francis.
co here last night, All TO 400. ;. O.
Schacffer won the third block
played yesterday afternoon. 400 to
S02, and also the first and second
blocks Wednesday. The total score
at the end of the fourth block las,
night was Schaeffer 1900, Hore-
mans 1,042. Horemans made 4 high
run of 147 and Schaeffer l0l.
Bill Brennan, heavyweight, has recov'
cred from his attack Of tonsilitis and 10
training for a series Of bouts tha. has
been arranged for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Millers' Shortstop Packs
Grip and Leaves Clul,

Minneapolis, May l5.-Tom Stew.
enson, shortstop with the Mime
apolis American association team,
failed to report for yesterday aft
ernoon's Minneapolis Louisville
game. After the morning practice
Stevenson packed his grip and left
without telling any one his reasons
for leaving, Teammates said they
believe he had become discouraged
because oi recent sluinp in bat
ting and tielding.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
More Than 800
Callopers Will
Enter Big Meet
King and Queen.
Derby Events to Be Feature
of Eight. Day
Classic.

Ak Sar-Ben field is rapidly takini
on its racing season garb. Through
out the week express car after ex.
press car has been arriving at the
field loaded with some of the fastest
gallopers, in the country which will
be entered in the races scheduled to
be held from June to 10, inclusive,
From present indications il looks
as il there will be more than 800
head OF horses in the barns during
the first week of June. Among this
number OF jumpers will be horses
from all parts Of the country, com,
ing from as far south as Tiajuara
and as far west as Montana to race
for the money.
Two Cars From Tiajuana.
Yesterday two cars of horses ar.
rived from Tiajuana. Secretary
Charlie Trimble of the Ak-Sar. Ben
exposition company received wire
yesterday saying that two more cars
loaded with several of the tastes,
horses at 1iajuana have been shipped
to Omaha and should arrive befors
the end of the week.
Several of the early arrivals were
given their first workouts Yesterday
morning over a fast track. Lady
Mack, one of c. B. Irwin's entries
IRON Tiajuana was given a hard
practice early this morning.
Two cars of horses are expected 10
arrive next week from Louisville.
These gallopers are racing at Louis.
vile this week and immediately fol-
lowing the events will be loaded into
express cars and shipped to the Ak
Sar-Ben grounds.
Jim Bing, owned by Halt Neal OF
Benton, ILL.,, was given his first trial
on the local track yesterday. Ee
covered the mile in fairly good time.
He had plenty of weight and finished
resolutely.
Feature Race June 4 and 8.
Phrone Ward, owned by Nelson
Cpdike, publisher OF The Omaha
Daily Bee, arrived with the first car
load of horses from Tiajuana. Phrone
Ward, which holds the Tiajuana rec
ord of :5915 for FIVE furlongs, started
in seven races in the south and suc-
ceeded in breaking the tape first is
each event.
The Ak-Sar-Ben Queens Plate,
handicap for 3-year-olds and up
ward, for purse Of 81 1000, June 8,
and the Ak-Sar-Ben Kings DERBY
Handicap for a purse Of 1000, June
T. should be the feature races OF the
meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Alexa Stirling to Play ,
English Woman Champ

London, May l3--Miss Alexa Stir
ling OF Atlanta, Ga, woman's golf
champion Of the United States, who
came to England hoping to meet
Miss Cecil Leitch, English woman
golf champion. will have her wish
gratifed, as they have been drawn
to meet each other in the first round
of the ladies' open championship to
be played May so.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Coast Universities to
Send Teams to Shanghai

Shanghai, April l3.-With the be-
ginning, Of mild weather in April,
candidates for Shanghai's 1921 base
ball team turned out for light prac-
tice and active preparations were
begun for series OF games which
Shanghai expects to play this sum-
mer with visiting teams from the
University OF California, and Stan
ford. The Shanghai base ball season
will probably open with series Of
ran1es with Tientsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
"Pat" McGin Wins
Over Iowa Wrestler

*Pat" McGill, Nebraska's lat
est light heavyweight find, added
another victory to his list last
night at the expense of one
Frank Rosomer, La Porte, Ia,
grappler. The match, which was
finish affair, was staged at Lake
City. Ia. McGill won both falls
in less than II minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
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Bloomfield High Loses.

Bloomfield High Loses.
Bloomfield, Neb. May 13.--tSpecial: y
The Bloomfield High school base ball
team lost to the Tilden High team at
Wayne yesterday by a score OF 1S to 8.
This was in the serni-finals for the north
east Nebraska High school championship.
York Teams Play. .
York Neb., May 13.-(Special. )--The
Elks defeated the Commercials, to o.
The Brick Yard ball team defeated the
American Legion, to 5.
Denver Wins.
Scottsbluff, Neb., May 1S.-tSpeclai)
X. H. z.
Denver ...2 0 0 ! 1 % 5 ia II
Scottsbluff 4 0 0 Q 0 0 0 l. IL
Batteries: Scoggins and Diamond; Hill
Balir and Benninghoven.
Giltner Beats Aurora.
Gtltner Neb, May 13.-tSpecial. )-5it.
ner won from Aurora by the score OF IL
TO s.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
2Homers In Ninth
Win For Chicago
Cubs Make Clean Sweep of
Philadelphia Series-No
Scores Until Eighth.

Philadelphia, May 13.-Home runs
in the ninth by Grimes and Twomb-
ley gave Chicago a 4 to victory
and clean sweep of the three-g game
series with Philadelphia. There was
no scoring until Martins double
drove home Deal in the eighth. ~Hol-
locher's single and Grimes home run
won for the Cubs in the ninth. The
score: u .n-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Galveston Club Obtains
Former Joplin Fielder

Fort Worth. Tex, May 15.-The
Galveston Texas League club has
obtained Outhcldcr Wagner from
the Cleveland americans it was an
nounced here tonisi
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Joplin Trims Des
Moines Games
Omaha and Oklahoma City Do
Not Mix Because Of Wet
Grounds.

Joplin, Mo-, May l3.--Bott Ber-
ger and O'Neilly. showed, excellent
form on the mound today and Jop-
lin took both games of a double
header from Des Moines, 5 to 2 and
7 to ?. Shortstop Rhyme OF the Des
Moines club sprained an ankle sliding
into second and had to be carried
from the field in the first game,
Score:
EirIf
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
DES MONIES.
Totals 81 se41A .-
xBanner batted for Black in eighth

yBanner batted for Black in eighth
Score by innings:
Des Moines ........n ! l.
Joplin .........>...2 0 y ! U X
Summary-Runs: Kennedy. O'Connor,
Robertson. Hamilton B. Smith, Mueller,
Krueger, Cady, O'NeiIl. Errors: Grant
Moeller. Fillman. Essingsr Two-base hits
Kennedy Hamilton. Cady. Three base
hits: Milan. Robertson. Sacrifice kits: Van,
oNeilI. First base on balls: OFF Essinger,
2: off O'Neill, 2. Struck out: BY Essinger;;
/: by Black, !: by o'Neilt, 4, Earned d
runs and hits: or Essinger, and in
/ l-S innings: off Black. 1 and In .
Is innings Oft Butisbaugh, aud in !
inning. Left on bases: nes Moines; :;
Joplin, T. Double plays: Coffey TO Moei-
Ter: Black to Filiman; krueger TO Roh-
ertson to Smith. Wild pitch: Essinger. =
Time of game: 1880. Umpires: Guthrie
and Delave.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Braves Lose Swat
Fest To White
Sox By l6toS
Menoskey and Jones Hit Hon.
ers-Chicago Uses Four
Hurlers-Each Club
Gathers Is Hits. p, .

Chicago, May 13.-Boston punched
its hits behind bases on balls and
easily defeated Chicago. 10 to 8, in
a batting fest stoday. Each club
made IS hits, nine of which were for
extra bases and included home runs
by Menoskey and Jones. Chicago
started with Kerr and followed with
three recruit twirlers, while Boston
used only one. Scott and J. Collins
lead the attack for the easterners
while Z. Collins, Falk and Scheely
did the best work with the stick
for Chicago. The score: s
r,oSr,AN TttfIf~,rn
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
American Association.

Walker Young Three base hit: G. Walk
er Home rum Il. Smith. stolen base:
Frisch. Sacrifice hit; Kelly. Left on bases:
New York, 8; st. Louis. 4. First base on
balls: OFF Ryan. 2 off Walker. .. struck
out. By Ryan. l. by X. Walker. ]. FselS:
r. Walker Time OF game; l:J5. Umpires;
killer and Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
ST. LOUIS.
Totals ST 8 - 10
1Welck bstted for Hasty in SECOND.
,rret.-.o, r,r Snr JS7Swao In third

Totals ST - la
rwelcE batted for Hasty in second.
yJohnson ran for DfiGan in third.
xMcCann batted for Keefe in third.
Philadelphia ......o %
St Louis ........S 0 w =
summary--Runs: Dykes. Witt, Johnson
c. walker. F. Walker. Tobin, Gerber. Sis
Ier Williams. q: Jacobson. SEVERED. Ell
rors: jacobson Bayne. Two-base hits: r.
Walker, Williams. McManus, Lee. Three
base hit: jacobson. Stolen base: Gallo
way. Sacrifice hits: Perkins. Gerber; pa
sr TO Keefe; Lee to Gerber to sisler, 2.
Left on bases: Philadelphia. 8: st. Louis:
g. First base on balls: OFT Barrett: 3: OF
OFF Hasty, 4 in inning; off Barrett, !?
in 1 inning; off Keefe. ? in innings; OF
Davis. : in . innings: off Bayne, in 7
Nnings. Hit by pitched ball: BY keeYe,
Gerher; by Davis Dugan. Struck out: By
Rayne, s. wild pitch: Davis. Winning
pitcher: Bayne. Losing pitcher: Hasty
Ti,ne OF game: 1:6t Umpires: Evans and
Hifdebrand.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
WASHINGTON.

summary-Runs: Judge, Rice. .; Harris.
Evans. Stephenson Errors:Judge, Mo-
1ridEe, O'Rcurke Evans. Stephenson, q:
oNeiii. Two-base hits: Rice. Burns, Ste
phenson, Wood. Three base hit: stephen
son. Stolen base: Judge Sacrifice hits:
Harris, Brewer. Left on bases: Washing
ton, S: Cleveland, :. First base on balls:
Off Mogridge e. Struck out: BY Che 5.
Time OF game: 1885. Umpires: Wilson.
Dineen and Nallin.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
DETROIT.
NEW YORK.

xSEorten batted for Ehmke in eighth.
xBassier batted for Sargent in ninth.
xHale ran for Bassler in ninth.
New York ,.0 0 0 0 o / 2 o--6
DAtroft ...........1 90 o o 0 o "a
eummary--Runs: Roth. Peckinpaush, q;
Fiaestead. Errors: Peck,npaush, Young,
Rush. Two-base hits: Ainsmth Cobb,
EtInks, Cobb. Schang, Flagstead. Three
hass bits: Ruth, Cobb. Stolen base: Young.
plays: Bush to Young; Ehmke to Aim
smith 70 Bush. left on bases: New York.
.1o: Detroit, Is. First base on balls: Off
,Ehrnke s.: off Harper, 5; off Ferguson,
Is. Hits: OFF Hdrper. in la innings;
eft Ferguson. : in 8 Is innings: off Mays,
. In ia inning; off Ehmke, In innings:
on Cole, / in / inning. Struck out: BY
5Tkrke. :; by Harper, s. Wild pitch:
,Farper. Winning pitcher: Harper. Losing
sy!tcner: Ehmke. Time Of game: 2'2a,,' Um-
xlres. Moriarity and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Giants, 8; Cards, I.

New York May l3.-The New York
Nationals made IL three out of four from
St Louis here today. winning the last
game OF the series s to l. A downpour
broke UP the game in the sixth. Earl
Smith hit home run with man on
base Score
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

Have you been noticing the
achievements of Long George"
Kelly, of the Giants?
1t begins to look as if Kelly is
going to do some infringing upon
the home-running copyrights oi
Babe" Ruth, who views kellv's as
tonishing feats with mixed emotions
The demon slugger's real feelings
arc masked by an expression o.
amazement But for publication
purposes he says:
Wait until | get all steamed UP.
Then I'll make this Kelly look sick"
Maybe so.
But a lot OF Giant fans are .hinE-
ing thoughts to the contrary ever
since Long George began betting
the horschide over the hifIs and ia
away
The debut of Kelly as a long dis
tance mace artist, coming on the
tail Of his rise to fielding greatness
in 1920, sizes up as one of sne TO-
mances Of base bali. For here is
fellow who less than a season ago
was hooted and jcercd. at by the
home town fans; who was laughed
at and ridiculed--and called IAN
awful false alarm A season ago
Giant fans stormed the portals OF
John McGraw with petitions TO
Fire Kelly" Yet today he is the
outstanding figure in the national
pastime.
It's like fiction tale come true.
Started With Giants in 1915.
Kelly arrived with the Giants
back in 1915 heraided as a hitter
and as "a nephew of Bill Lange." He
went to bat 10 times for the Giants
and never got hit. That decided
John McGraw that the elongated
Kelly party hadn't inherited mucn
OF his uncle's mighty hitting proves.
And Kelly was let loose for sea
soning" purposes.
Each season thereafter Kelly
would make the round trip from the
bushes to the majors. He seemed
too clumsy as fielder, too prone to
strike out to make a great hitter. All
in all. Kelly didn't look good nohow.
But. last spring McGraw deter
mined to give Kelly real chance.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

Twombly. Deal, Neale, Meusel. Errors
None. Two-base hits: Martin, Williams,
Neale. Meusel. Home runs: Grimes, Twom-
bly,. Sacrifice kits: Martin. Kelleher. Par
ktson. Double plays: Holocher to Kelle-
her to Grimes; Williams to J. Miller Left
on bases: Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, 6.
First base on balls: Off Martin. 2; off
tin. Wrightstone Struck out: BY Martin
2; by Hubbell l. Time of game: 1:29
limpires: Hart and Mccormick
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
xKrueger batted for Grimes in eighth

xkrueXer basted TOT GrlneS III els uth'
Score by innings:
Cincinnati .....,..0 0 %
Brooklyn .........0 0 l ! Us
Summary-Runs: Bohne See, 2: Fonseca
Rixeys Johnston, Hood, Q: Miller. Errors:
Ilotne, Johnston. Two-base hits: Bohne,
Miller. Stolen bases Bohne. See. Wingo.
Sacrifice hits: Johnston, Konetchy,
Grimes Double plays: Rixey to Crane to
Bressler: Miller to Myers to Miller. Left
on bases: Cincinnati. s; BROOKLYN. 8:
FIRST base on balls: Off RtXey, 5. Hits: Off
Grimes, IA in s innings; off Mitchell. in
inning. Struck out: BY Grimes, 3: by
Rixey. s. Losing pitcher: Grimes. Time
cf game: 2:10. Umpires: ODay and Quis-
lev
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Reds, 5; Dodgers. 4.

Brooklyn, May 13.-Cincinnati took the
final game Of the series with Brooklyn,
to~i, today. The contest was see-saw
affair. played in drizzle THE Reds
doubled the hits of Brooklyn. but were
held in check by sharp fielding The score
CINCINNATI ppanK1y
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Packers. 10; Witches. q.

Wichita, Kan, May 1s.-Sioux city won
a swatting match from Wichita kere to-
day. 10 to Z. The Packers got to Out
for wichita for six runs early in the
game and wichita could mot overcome the
lead Tie score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Yankees, 6; Tigers. 4.

Detroit, May tS,-The New YORK
series today, defeating Detroit, s. to :.
The visitors took advantage OF Ehmkes
wiIdness and bunched their hits Harry
Harper, New York pitcher, was hit by
hatted ball in the sixth and MIS- lelt
thumb Is believed to have been fractured
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
senatorr. 4; Indians, 2.

Cleveland, O., May 1s.-Cleveland lost
Its first series Of the season when Wash
sryton won todays contest, 1 10 2. taking
three OF four games. Mogridge was hit
hard, but sensational fielding saved him.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

Summary---Runs: Connolly. Fisher. Bon
owitz, 9; Nufer, Parker. Query Errors
Burke, Thompson, Parker, McGinnis,
Query. 2. Two-base hits: Beatty, 2; Query,
Thompson. Home run: Bonowitz. Sacrifice
hit: Hier. Stolen base: Nufer Double play
Thompson to Wuffli to Parker. First base
on balls: OFF Cullop. s.; off Hier, 8.
by pitched ball: BY Culiop. Query. Left on
bases: st. Joseph 8: Tulsa. s. Time Of
game: 1:4o. Umpires: Becker and Ander-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results.
st, Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston, 16; Chicago. s.
New York, 6; Detroit, 4.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, ?.
Today's Games.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
Kansas City, 10; Cleveland, l..
Toledo, 5: Milwaukee, 4.
Other games, postponed; cold weather
TOday's Games.
Columbus at Milwaukee
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
Louisville at st. Paul
Toledo at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Pacific Coast League

p,be Asher, A. E. F. lightweight cham
nion who has been winning SO many flsnts
in succession the past few months, WI.
~ ~, tske on Jimmy Kelly Decoration
day Al Benton HarboI
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Browns, Z; Athletics. 5.

81. Louis, May I3,-st. Louis hit Hasty
and Barrett opportunely in the second
inning and defeated Philadelphia, TO o,
today. taking two games out of three
played. Philadelphia drove Davis out OF
the box in the third. but was unable 10
overcome the Browns lead. Score:
PHILADELPHIA ST LOUIS
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

Paddock. Metz, Rowmiller Casey, Robi-
SON, .: Marr. Smith. :; Washburn: Grif-
fin. q Mcdonald, Mcdowell. Errors:
Berger, Mcdonald. Gazier. Left on bases:
Wichita 8; Sioux City, 4, Sacrifice hits:
Washburn. 2: Butler. steinbrenner, Pad
dock. Two-base hits: Mcdonald, Casey,
Metz, Griffin, Blakesiey, Spellman: Three
stolen bases: Smith. Berger. East. Hits
and runs: orr East. and in in
nings; off Russell. s and in innings;
off Mcdonald, and in innings. Dou-
Bile play: Steinbrenner to Metz. Struck out:
Ry East. 2: by Russell, !; by Mcdonald:
4: by Giazier. l. First hase on Balls: OF
Glazier. 4: off RUSSELL 4; off East; 2 Hit
by pitched ball: By Glazier. smith; oy
Mcdonald, Robson. Empires: Buckley and
Holmes Time OF game: e:15.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
CHICAGO.


Yr Pratt hstted for Hodge in sixth.
xMosti bated for Pence in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston .,......t 0 a.. % lit
Chicago ..........@ Q -
sumnary-Runs. Witt, .; Foster. Men
csky. D. Pratt. Hendryx, Mclnnis, 2;
scott. 4; ]. Collins. Ruel, Jones. 2: Multi
gan. 2: L. Collins. 2; Hooper. Falk
Strunk, .: Scott Schalk. Two base hits:
scott. Mulligan, r. Collins. .: Ruel. Hen
dryx, sheeIy. Home runs: Menosky. Jones
stolen bases: Scott, J. Collins D. Pratt.
Sacrifice hits: Falk. Menoskey. Double
play: Witt to d. Pratt to McInnis. Left
on bases: Boston. Z; Chicago, 10. First base
on balls: Off Kerr. .; off Jones. A; off
NIcWeeney. 5; off Hodge, .; off Pence, !.
Hits; OFF Kerr, in innings: off Nc
Weeney, in f-S innings; off Hodge,
in "a innings: off Pence. . In 5 in
nings. Struck out: By Kerr, 2; by Jones.
4. by Mcweeney, !: by Pence, l. Passed
ball: Schak. Losing pitcher: Kerr. Time
o: game: a;o2. Umpires: Ceill and Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
Saints. s; Oilers, 2.

Tulsa Oki May 1S.--I.oose fielding on
the part Of tn Oilers handed the game to
st. JOSEPH today. s TO .. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 8; st. Louis, /.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati, s: Brooklyn, T.
Pittsburgh Boston, rain.
Today's Games.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Mobile. 8: Nashville, 8.
Atlanta, 0; Little Rock, 1.
Chattanooga, o: Memphis. ?.
New Orleans. 4: Birmin CHAM, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

Totals Is II 27 II
xMcDowell batted for Mcdonald in the
eighth.
Score by innings: :.
Sioux City ........f l-lu
Wichita ....,.....0 0 L I
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14
BaSeBa BanReSul1s
'andStdr1dir1QS
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays ResuItA.
Omaha Oklahoma City, rain.
ST. Joseph, s; Tulsa.
Sioux City, 10: Wichita, Z.
Joplin. 81; Des Moines, "a.
TOday's Games.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
Sioux City at Oklahoma City.
Des Moines a. Joplin.
st. Joseph, 5; Tulsa, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-14

SIOut DATED tor f1lef IN .ninth'
Score by innings:
ST. Joseph ..........o . Is
Tulsa ..........0 I 0 o 1 0 0 o.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-11-10
MARGIE WINTERS
 WITH HAPPY SIX

Everybody who is fond of iazz and blue songs has heard of Maggie Win. ters. Miss Winters has long boon called the Queen of Jazz" and s ono of the best known singers on tb,, vaudeville stage. In securing her as the jazz and blues singer for tbo Happy Six. Harry A. Yerkes now fools that his organization is complete Nis, Winters has introduced many of tho most famous popular song hits of the day. Many well known artists following her example. She was the first to introduce such numbers q, "Mammy' in which Al Jolson Sang o+ the Winter Garden. Strut Mise Lizzie" and "Mean Daddy" owe tbeir popularity to Miss Winters ability in selecting popular numbers. But if is not every one who can sing these sonoe like the talented and pretty Miss Winters. Personality with her k a great asset. and the manner in which she puts a song over is an art in itself
 Miss Winters comes from Brooklyn She has nearly all her life been on the stage. She has been featured on sev- cral occasions. Over the Orpbeum Circuit she was q real head liner" She was the cause of bringing out the crowds Every music publisher has his eye on Miss Winters. He knows that when the chooses q song it has merit She has worked also with girl partner and in trio. herself and two mon. She has also been in the same company with Eddie Cantor and other well known people.
 Miss Winters k beautiful brunette If the Spanish type. She possesses an exceptionally fine and flexible voice; especially adapted for the work she has chosen. Anything Miss Winters does is done with the true artistic finish. When she appears in this city with the Happy Six, those who like jazz sung in the true jazz style should not fail to hear and see Miss Margia Winters Queen of Jazz and Blues"
 They will be in Prescott Thursdar evening. November 17th., in concert at the Court House. followed by dance at Seotts' Hall.