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Dog Race Results

First race, one-quarter mile
Midget Flirt. first; Joe Cantrip. sec
ond: Follow Me. third. Time 81 As.
Shuffling Wrinkle, Pete McCarty.
and Broadway Girl also ran.
Second race, -sixteenths
mile--Soberhead. first; Imp Fair
Chance, second; Flying Flirt. third.
Time 20 1-5. Ruth Cannon. Kid
Fox, and Hambone also ran.
Third race, five-sixteenths mile
Wild Star. first; Gypsy Boy. second; /;
jenkins Queen, third. Time 33 As,
Good News, Wild Irishman. and
Friendly Queen also ran.
Fourth race, one-quarter mile
Sunburn. first: Foaming Creek, Sec
ond; Joie Ray. third. Time 26 AS.
Littleton Renown, Night Cap, and
Peerless Hare also ran.
Fifth race, three -sixteenths mile
Stemwinder. first; jenkins Gift, jr.,
second; Baby Time, third. Time 20.
Cody, General Juggler, and Smoky
Jack aslo ran.
Sixth race, -sixteenths mile
Hobo Darnell, first; Shoe String. Sec
ond; Wicket Lad, third. Time 80
3-5. Lord Cannon. Kid Knot. and
DIR. Hare also ran.
Seventh race, one-quarter mile
Peerless Prince, first; Cheerful Mo.
ments. second; Golden Moon. third
Time 81 AS. Handsome Ray. Foam
ing Spring, and So Long Dick also
ran.
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BUFFAL0ES SCORE
WINNING RUN IN
THE LAST INNING
Black, Boehler, Trentman
re All the Same to
Omaha Sluggers

OMAHA, Ncb.. May 5.--The Buf-
f,ioes and Oilers ran hog wild hero
this afternoon and burned up the
hJscs whilo the local aggregation
smoked the most desirable end OF q
il-IU score. From The second -
ming mo distance limit on drives
was otf and sluggcrs pounded tho
ban far and wide.
Tulsa used Black. Boehlor nud
Trcrman ne offerings. while Omaha
sacrifices consisted of DruEman ana
Wilson. This quintet of hurlcrs
was touched for q hits. which net
ted 2 runs.
Omaha opened the affair with n
pretty littlo homer. Black. Tulsa's
now tWirlcr from Dcs Moincs. lobbcd
over "a fast ono and Wilcox sent 70
hack faster. when the younRstor
brought the BAH back into tho park
the game was half gone.
Lolivelrs men did everything but
win the game In the second inning.
They landed on DrugmHu 80 hard
that Wilson was sent In 10 replace
him before the close of the session.
Five hits, two Of them infield. and
an error gave the visitors fivo runs.
From the second 10 the ninth the
lead changed with every inning II d
the game wandered into the ninth
with omaha three runs in tho lead.
Then IL was the Tulaans opened n
sluKglng rampage that carried them
alongside of the Buffaloes. In the
last chapter OF the last inning
Trontman let out n couple OF singles
and n base on wide ones and Omaha
did the thing up brown.
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CIRCUS TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Believed That Shrincrs Have RAISED
Very Substantial suns.

Tonight the big Arabian circus
given by AHdar temple will be for
maliy closed. and 1t is expected
that the largest crowd OF the entire
week win be on hand 10 partake OF
the festivities for the last time. The
circus has made big hit with those
who like clean, wholesome outdoor
entertainment. and the c. y. Worth
am shows have made many friends
here. who viii always be glad TO
welcome them back TO this city. II
has been very interesting week,
greatly enjoyed by the thousands
who filled the Barton show grounds
every night, even II the weather
man was not on his good behavior.
The Shriners arranged the circus
Tor the purpose of raising funds TO
defray the expenses of the pilgram-
age TO San Francisco where the an
nual convention viii be held this
summer. IL is believed that "A sub
stantial sum has been raised, and
that the hard-working Shriners will
be rewarded by a trip filled with
many pleasures Everyone is enthu-
slastic about the circus and negotia-
tons are now pending to make 1t an
annual event and bring the c. A.
Workman shows bacx next spring TO
entertain the patrons.
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Deal Is Now on
For Dempsey Go
With Carpenter

LONDON. May 5.---Jack Kearns
manager of Jack Dempsey the
heavyweight champion, said today
that second meeting between
Dempsey and Georges Carpentier
had not been definitely arranged
but that a bout with Carpenter wa,
one OF the propositions which had
been made to the champion. He
also declared that Dempsey had not
been matched with jess Willard.
I'VE are bound to no promoters
for matches in Europe" said
Kearns. but have received several
offers for bouts with Carpenter and
Beckett in London and Paris, with
purses as large as any offered in
the United States. Which will be
ultimately arranged depends some-
what on the outcome of the Car
pentier-Lewis bout.
I'VE are returning TO the United
States May 18 as Jack has vaude-
vile bookings. If proper induce
ments are offered by a-responslbls
promoter. Jack will agree to meet
either Greb, Brennan. Willard or
Wills before returning to this side
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OMAHA

Baricd for Iochlcr In eighth.
NNSingicd for iinglc In ninth.
Score by innings:
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Civil Warfare
Looms Up Over
j Big 10 Scandal
BY DAVIS II. WALSH.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Comlng as
bit OF backwash from the athletic
controversy now simmering among
Harvard. Yalo and Princeton IN the
news today OF an impendlns internal
hroil at Princeton between tho
alumni and the faculty for the con-
trol of athletics.
The first intimatlon OF tho split
u contained In letter from Will
Ham Deyo, 1916. of Admission. Ala.
published In the Princeton alumni
weekly today. Along other things
Mr. Deyo charges thet Howard Me-
Clenehan, dean of the college. took
action that was wholly arbitrary ana
uncalled for In barring certain attn
fctes recently because they accept
cd loans in order to defray their
collegiate expenses.
This violates n rule OF tho Har.
vard Yale Princeton agreement and
the Deyo letter asserts that II was
distorted by the dean to a. point
whore "honest athletos.wero made TO
feel like criminals.
Deyo demands some reforms In
the control OF athletes at Princeton
Princeton men apparently looked
for reciprooations from Harvard and
Yale and werc somewhat shocked
when both raised n virtuous eyebrow
and said that they were doing very
nicely.
Since then there have been nasty
illusions to the lack OF athletic
honesty among certain members OF
Harvard and Yale varsity teams
some of thesesgoing beyond the pres
ent day outfits TO the extent OF In
sinuating that Eddie Casey, former
ali-American back at Harvard, was
paid salary for playing football
there,
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SUNBURN TAKES
FIRST MONEY IN
FEATURE RACE
Peerless Prince Beats
Cheerful Moments in
Exciting Match

Sunburn flashed over the quarter
mile course at the head of the field
in last nights feature race and was
never headed. Sunburn was first
off and ran neck and neck with
Foaming Creek to the stretch and
In the last 150 feet increased his
lead TO two lengths.
Soberhead won the three six
teenths mile event by a neck from
Imp Fair Chance by brilliant
finish.
The Saturday program has been
changed from the afternoon TO the
evening. Post zine on today's
events will be $3.50 o'clock, 1t was
announced last night.
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ktw YmL

lnaIted Tor Moore IN clghth'
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TENDLER GIVEN
DECISION OVER
JOHNNY DUNDEE
Junior Light Champion
Is Outpointed in 10
Round Battle

NEW YORK. May 5.--Lew Tend
Ter, the Philadelphia lightweight, to-
night defeated johnny Dundee, the
veteran i30-pound champion, in n
15-round contest In Madison Square
garden. Tender received The Judges
decision.
Johnny Dundee. Junior light
weight champion, conceded "a
pounds TO Lew Tender. Dundee,
who has "A standing challenge 20
Johnny KIN ane to meet him for the
featherwoight title. scaled 1926
pounds at Weighing time Al 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Tender tipped the
beam AT 1919 "a. The Philadelphian
was n slight favorite In tho betting,
Shy Of Lcft.
Wary OF Tenders left In the first
round, Dundee stayed in close and
took bit Of body punishment.
In the second round he started his
famous jumping tactics and landed
n number OF right and left swings
TO tho Philadclphian's sw.
In the third Dundee again out
pointed Tender. Rights and lefts
TO the head seemed TO dlsconcert
Tender. although at the end of the
round lac staggered Dundee with a
left to the short ribs
The fourth round was even, with
both men landing n number OF ef-
foctive punches. Dundee worked for
the head, while Tender played for
the body.
In the f,fth Dundee took more
body blows than I'm tho other rounds
but did not seem to mind 1t, and In
the sixth he again showered Tend
ler's jaws with his long swings.
In the seventh, eighth and ninth
rounds Tender worked better than
earlier In the match and his punches
for the body landed oftener. Dun
dee, however, showed no signs OF
weakening and battered back to
head and jaw with left hooks and
long right swings.
In the tenth and eleventh rounds
Dundee was punished more than at
any other time during tho fight. In
the twelfth he came back In n fiery
jumping style and dazed Tender
with many lefts and rights to the
head.
Dundee Was Right.
Although the decision was against
him, Dundee fought one of the
q
Throughout the Is rounds he took
the hardest body blows of Tender
with grin and sent back his best.
His title was not at stake. as Tender
weighed 1873 IA pounds. Dundee's
weight was 1876.
The decision was popular with
the spectators, but Dundee was
cheered for several minutes when
he left the ring. The crowd ad-
mirod his courage in concediug
Tenders weight advantage and for
fighting gamely against the queer
style of the Philadelphia man.
Benny Leonard. worlds light
weight champion, entered the ring
before the start of the bout and an
nounced that he was ready nt any
time TO meet any logical contender
| for his title.
The winner of tonights bout was
promised an engagement with the
cha mpion In title contest.
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Past Identification.

Jones keeps pigeons and Brown
next door, tries to keep pigeons
Brown Is constantly losing birds
while Jones Is as constantly sus
pected OF finding them. The othel
morning Brown, with smile and &
quarter, approached the youthful
son and heir of Jones.
"willie." began Brown. holding
up the coin, did daddy find a birc
yesterday
Wlllle nodded.
"And was II a blue bird with some
white feathers in its wing?'
Dunno" responded Willie pocket
ing the quarter. you can't tel
their color after they're cooked"
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Leach Cross Wants
His Name Changed

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May g.
Leach Cross, former lightweisht
boxer, wants that made his legal
name.
His true name Is Louis Charles
Wallach. Born in New York SO years
ago, he has been practicing dentistry
here for several years with the ex-
ception OF a few months last year
when he went back TO the ring.
In filing a petition IN the bu-
perior court here for permission
10 change his name, he asked the
same privilege FOR his wife and
minor daughter.
His reason for desiring the change
is that nobody ever calls him by his
true name.
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%ODANS
AGAMES

Western League.
TULSA Al OMAHA.
Oklahoma city at Denver.
Wichita at Des Moines.
81. Joseph at Denver.
National League.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
American League
Chicago at Detroit,
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
Clevelsnd at Chicago.
American Association.
Toledo at Kansas city.
Columbus at Milwaukee,.
Indianapolis at 81, Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis
Southern Association.
Nashville at birmingham
Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Mobile.
Memphis at Atlanta.
Texas League.
Houston at San Antonio.
beaumont at Galveston.
Dallas at Shreveport.
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth.
Western Association.
Okmulgee at joplin.
McAlester at Springfield.
pawhusks at Fort Smith.
Enid at Henryetta.
Southwestern League.
Coffeyvills at Hutchinson.
Muskogee at Sslina.
Sspulpa at Topeka.
Bartlesville at Independence.
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Breaks Losing Streak.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. May 5.-The
Hutchinson team broke their long
losing streak at tho expense OF the
leading Coffcyville team. winning
a to 8 victory. Coffeyyille could
not bunch hits off Dempsey or
Chinosh, while Bousha and Tubbs
were hit freely. Young got two
homers and Craig one. Several err
rors contributed to the local scores:
Score by innings: II. II. II.
Coffeyville .,.00l 0lO 030--5 z
Hutchinson 100 400 3lx--9 10 3
Batteries-Bousha, Tubbs and
Ennis; Dempsey, Chinoski and Sidle.
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Arwo out whom winning run scored.
NBatted for Mohardt la tenth.
score by inningsi
st. Joseph s...,,,.,.OO0 OO2 oiO o-s
Denver ..,,..........O9l 900 0OO IA
summary. Runs Fisher. DEBATE .,
Long .. Shanley Patterson. ErTors--pe-
fate 2. Mcdonald. Earned runs--St. Jo-
seph I. Denver ., Stolen huHc--Wrisht,
rwo-baae hits-Long. Patterson. Three
base hit-GTRhowskl Home Iun-Defato,
Passed bAll--Sponcer, struck -..out--Hy
McColl 3, by Wetzel 3, Hase on balls
or McColl !. of Wetzcl 2. Double plays
Patterson Go Wright TO Shsnley, Spran-
ger to Wright 10 Shanley DEBATE 60 Nu-
fer to Grover, hit by pltoher--McCOll,
Bonowit4. Left ON hases--st. Joseph 6,
Denver 3. Umpires-Fitzpatrick and
burnside. Time l;ii,
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Break Two Records.

TOLEDO, Ohio. May 5.--Two wo-
men bowling association records
Helen Sneider-Louis Sneider team OF
Detroit rolled into first place in the
doubles event with score Of 1897.
Louis Sneider collected SGT pins for
her share and Helen Sneider se-
cured a total Of $40 pins.
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Western Association
Jonlln Beats Drillers

JOPLIN, Mo-. May 5.-Joplin de-
feated Okmulgee in Il fast 10-inning
game, 3 to 2, today. Hammock>f for
the visitors and Hodges, local pitch
er, pitched good ball. Joplin won
in the tenth on a squeeze play. after
McNally had doubled. was advanced
to third and scored ON Dierke's
bunt.
Score by innings: \ r. II. V.
IOkmulgee 100 COL 900 0-2 8 !
Joplin 1000 10 900 "a
Batteries--Hammock and Barnes;
Hodges and Street.
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ErrOr Costs Game.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, May 5.-An
error by Dobbins, McAlester third
baseman in the last half of the
ninth inning allowed Buser to reach
home with the winning run and
Springfield made 1t two straight to-
day. 4 to ).
Score by innings: r II e
McAlester 1000 003 000-S 3
Springfield 1000 01O 021-4 0
Bateries--McBee, McMickle and
Aday; S. Martin, Robbins and White
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ha Lands Tulsa Pitchers and Noses Out Ahead Opening Fes III
Yanks to Have
Million-Dollar
Barn for Home

NEW YORK. May 5.--The Yam
KEGS today signed a contract with
the White Construction company TO
construct a 65,000-seat stadium at
Hundred Sixty-first street and River
avenue, Harlem, which. when COM
pleted, will cost sl,250,000. The sta
dunn is expected to be completed
by October,
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NO.HIT HERO IS
KNOCKED OUT OF
BOX BY INDIANS
Pinch Hitter Ruins Pitch
er's Chance for Berth
in Old Hall of Fame

CHICAGO. May b.-Flcldlng errors by
Chicago. coupled with opp0rtuue hitting
ana Allan bothoron's great pitching. en-
nblcd Cleveland 10 make clean sweep
game. 20 O.
stuffy Mcltpir. tho Indian first bass.
man, drew hia first bnuishment from tho
game IN - years when no used objection
able language 10 Umpire Nailin In n de-
CiHion Ht first
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FiUe Leading Batters
OF the Major Leagues
Western League.
National League.
Lewis Stuns Opponent.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May g.
Ed (Strangler) Lewis. heavyweight
wrestling champion of the world. re-
tained his title here last night ny
defeating John Freberg of Sweden.
Lewis won the first fall in 81 min
utes with a deadlock. Freberg was
unable TO continue and was uncon-
scious for 45 minutes.
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CARDINALS ROMP
AWAY WITH THIRD
FROM C|NCY REDS
Pittsburgh Pirates Nose
Out Ahead of Cubs
81; Rain Stops Two

ST. LOUIS. May 5.--st. Louis made Il
three In row over Cincinnati today
gave the Cardinals all their runs off
Luque. Pfeffer started badly but pitched
great ball In the late innings. stock,
third basoman for ST. Louis, was not In
the game. having been suspended for
three days for his run-in with tho UNI
pites yesterday.
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Enid Slammed Gray.

HENRYETTA. May 5. - Enid
Batted Gray out OF the box in the
fourth inning after having scored
six runs and took today's game.
to /. Jelsma checked them some
but his teammates could not hit at
opportune times.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Enid oh. 400 .000-s IL
Henryetta :. 900 0l0 000-t s
Batteries: Abram and Diamond;
Gray, Jelsma' and Miller.
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Twins Win Again.

FORT SMITH Ark, May s.
Fort Smith took the second game OF
the series from Pawhuska today, s
to 2. Boyd held the visitors to four
scattered hits. Both runs came IN
on walks he had given. Batty had
one bad inning. hitting batters. is
suing a free pass and being hit for
two doubles and a single.
Score by innings: r II II
Pawhuska 100 100 000-2 4 3
Fort Smith. :. 900 500 0lx6 I
Batteries-Batty and Bundon;
BOYD and Rust.
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JACK BRITTON
GETS DECISION
OVER PADGETT
Welterweight 4Champion
Outpoints Cowboy
in 10 Rounds

OMAHA, Neb., Nav 5.--Jack
Britton. worlds welterweight eham-
pion, won a referees decision over
Cowboy Padgett OF Dolores, Colo.
in 10 rounds here tonight.
Padgett led the fighting all the
way but Britton showed his blocking
ability. Britton missed many hard
swings to Padgetts jaw, but go, In
effective body blows.
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Ruths Resting Well.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Babe Ruth.
the Yankee home run king, and his
wife both passed a comfortable night
and were greatly improved. II was
said today at the hospital where
they underwent an operation. Babe
for the removal of his tonsils and
adenoids. and Mrs. Ruth for serious
intestinal trouble.
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Pinch Hitter D,l,yer..

DENVER, Colo. q May b.--nugene
Comes, pinch hitter Tor Johnny Mohardt
with n single TO deep center. and Denver
defeated St. Joseph, TO ., here this aft
ernoon, The advantage Hee-snwed back
and forth throughout the early periods
OF the game, with I'D WetEei for Denver
and MoCoH for 81, Joseph pitching tight
hall.
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Bixby Plays at Mounds.

optSlal 10 4 no W pIlu.
MOUNDS, Okla, May. 5.--The
Mounds baseball team will play the
Bixby aggregation here sunday
afternoon. There Is a great deal of
rivalry between the two cities and
a fast game Is expected,
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Hummhryi Nuns-Hcfgor WnHhburn,
Milan. Turgeon 2, yuma 2. Hammer, Cuilop.
Errors--BcrEer 2, Mcdowell. Wagner ,.
Milan, Turgeon. Banner. Two-hase hits
Haley 2, MaHhburn, Mcdowell, Gregory,
Berger Tufseon 2, Yuma 2. Wagner, Cor
man. Sacrifice hit-Mcpowen stolen
bases-putler, Yuma, Left on baso--wioh-
lop D, by Gregory 3. BaAe on balls--Off
Cullop .. HIT bv piIcher--ny Cullop,
East. Mlld pitoh--Culjp. Earned runs
Mcdowell 10 Berger 10 wBshburn, Um-
pires-Andorson and DOnohue. Timo 2,09
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College Hin Presby defeated First
Presby In a well-played game yes
terday afternoon Y to 0. Second
Presby-First Baptist game post
poned. There are no games sched-
uled for today
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The local Ford company baseball
team will play the Barnsdall nine at
Turley sunday afternoon. Members
OF tho Ford team are requested to
report at the Ryan Motor company
plant, at l2:45 Sunday afternoon,
and the start will be made immedi-
ately.
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BOOSTERS TAKE
FAST GAME FROM
WITCHES IN TENTH
Denver Trims Leaders
4-3 in Exciting Game;
Only Three Games

DEs MONIES. Iowa. May b--hrer
Wichita Ind punched hits IN the ninth for
three runs aud onc-run lead, Doa
won IN the tenth. \ to 7, on Singles by
Turgeon ana Banner and a double by
Gutman.
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The teams OF the Texas and
Gypsy oil Co.'S will play at Nc
Nulty park Sunday, May Z. Game
called at 3 p. m. Both clubs have
a strong club and a good game is
assured.
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SAPULPA, May 5.--Their regular
date, last Wednesday, marred by
rain, the Presbyterians and Elks'
team met today for their initial en-
counter in the city Twilight League
race. This was the final game
scheduled for this week in the anna
teur contest. Today score: Pres
byterians, 3; Elks, 2.
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Baype Get. Two-ut Game.

DETNOIT, May b.--Buyno today held
Detroit % two singles. both In the ninth
inning, and st. Louis defeated the Tigers
to / In tho last game Of the series here.
The hita followed by Heilmnnns fly. gave
the Tigers their lone run, Manager Cobb
hcnched himself for n pinch hitter In the
ninth. sending IN rothcrgill. who flied
out TO Williams.
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College Baseball

At Lawrence, Kan.--Kansas uni
versity 3, Missouri university 2.
LAWRENCE, KAN, May 6.--Has-
kell defeated William Jewell college
In a dual track meet here today,
63 TO 40.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--Devormer's
long double scored Ward ana Scott In the
eighth inning today and broke Phiiadel-
phia's winning streak, giving New York
n b-to-i victory. Ed Miller and Dykea
kept the Athletics In the running with
circuit drives
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zbatted for Moore In eighth.
Score by innings:
New York ............,.Oa0 600 02O--b
Philadelphia .,..........0i0 100 ft0--t
summary; Two-base hits-Dovormer.
Dykes, Wclch. Home runs-Ed Miller,
Dykes. Bases on ballE-On Naylor 3, off
Moore 2, off Shawkey 3. struck out-By
Shawkey g, by Moore D. Runs-E. Miller
ripp. Ward. Scott 2. I'D Miller 2. Welch.
Dykes. No errors.
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Belts are Rhifted simultaneously
on overhead power shaft pulleys
and machine driving pulleys by an
Ohio inventors device. -.-
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AT OMAHA II, TULSA 10.
AZ Des Moines \. Wichita 7.
At Denver T. st. Joseph 3.
National League.
At Pittsburgh ., Chicago /.
AT st. Louis J. Cincinnati 2.
Both other games rsined out.
American League.
At Chicago }, Cleveland 6.
AZ Detroit |. ST. Louis 6.
At Philadelphia 4. New York s.
At Boston, Washington, rain.
American Association.
At Minneapolis :. Louisville 6.
At 81. Paul 7. Indianapolis 10.
At Milwaukee 6. Columbus 8.
At Kansas city 8, Toledo 1.
Southern Association.
Al Mobile 4. Little Rock 10.
At Atlanta 3, Memphis 8.
. Al New Orleans g. Chattanooga 4.
At Birmingham 10. Nashville 10 ttie)
Texas League.
At Fort Worth 1, Wichita Falls 2.
At San Antonio 0, Houston IL.
At Galveston 4. Beaumont 2.
At Shreveport g. Dallas 2.