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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Ruth's Return to Yank
Lineup Is Expected to
Giue Team More Punch

New York, May 22.-Ncw York
teams retained their leadership in the
major league pennant races last
week, with ST. Louis runncr-up in
both circuits, but several other con-
tenders apparently have rounded into
form and promise to give the favor
ties plenty OF opposition. The Giants
had their lead over the Cardinals cut
to two games, while in the American
league the Yankees kept the Browns
out OF first place by yesterdays vic
tory and also acquired an advantage
of two games lead
The return OF babe Ruth and Bob
Meuscl to the Yankee lineup fur
nished a spectacular climax to the
week, and although neither slugger
apparently has adjusted his batting
sight as yet, they are expected before
long to furnish the punch which the
New Workers have lacked.
The Athletics. displaying batting
strength second to none of their
league rivals, and aided by
some stellar pitching, may prove the
sensation of the race. They climbed
to third place last week. winning
their series from both St. Louis and
Chicago.
The Giants, unable to get. better
than an even break against their
western opponents, dropped their
third straight to Cincinnati. The
McGraw men have not been hitting
as hard as earlier in the season, while,
in addition, western clubs have made
their strongest stand against the in
vasion Of the worlds champions.
St. Louis displayed terrific batting
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Clay Center Track Team
Wins County Field Meet

Clay Center. Neb.. May 22-tSpecial.)---
The Clay county track meet was held FRI
day afternoon at Clay Center. five Clay
county schools being entered for the meet.
| baseball championship. Sutton was abie
to bunch its hits more effectively than
Clay Center and won by a score Of 13 to 0.
In the track meet Clay Center was the
easy victor. The final record gives 1t .
total Of rs points. while Harvard was Sec
ond with total Of Is. Tho other schools
were: Fairfield with u points. Sutton, Z.
and Edgar. 4. The individual honors went
to Abbott Of Clay Center, who gathered In
five frsts. incidentally breaking the coun-
ty record in the hurdles Jones OF Clay
Center was second high point maker ami
broke the county record In the broad jump.
The winners and the records were as
follows:
100 Yard Dash-Haylett, C. c.; Jones. c.
c.: Bieck. H. Time III:
zee Yard Dash-Ablott. c. C.; Bieck, H.;
Byrkit C. c. Time-:24 As.
44O Yard Run-Abott, C. C.; Pauley, H.:
Clark, c. c. Time-:55
$50 Yard Run-Clark. c. c.; Fate, Z. c.;
Mile Run-Fate. G. c.; Burks, c. c.;
Brehm, H.-Time--5:33.
High Hurdles--Ablott. c. c.: Jones, G.
c.; vauck. s.. Time :16 t-5.
Low Hurdles-Ab:ott. C. c.; Jones, c. c.;
Vauck. S. Time--:27
Pole Vault-Briggs. c. c.: Brehm, H.,
and Vauck. S.. tied for second.
{Discus-Yost. H.; Hovet. Hutchinson, F.:
Distance-95 feet AZ inches.
Shot Put--Lewis. F.; Rauser, s.: VIE
berg. +. DISTANCES feet 10 inches.
High Jump-Ablott, c. c.: Spotts. F.,
and Wieberg. E., tied for second. Height
feet inches.
Broad Jump-Jones, c. c.: HayIett, c
C,;. Wiebers. e. Distance-:0 feet as
inches
Relay won by Clay Center.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Illinois Jockey Club
Would Revive Racing

Chicago, May 22.-Revival of thor
oughbred racing in Illinois is prac-
tically assured if account is to be
taken of the enthusiastic support the
movement is receiving from indus
trial, social and civic leaders of Chi
cago and the state, according to an
official of the recently. organized
Illinois Jockey club.
With the formation of the club and
the closing Of leases on Hawthorne
and Libertyville race courses many
OF the best known men and women
of the state have directly interested
themselves in "the sport of kings,
and lovers of fast horses confidently
look forward to day i'll the near fu
ture when Illinois will rival the great
day in Kentucky. when thousands
visit Churchill Downs to see the
great derby.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

NEW YoRt

TniAls 22 z VI
.Rstted for Nehf In eighth.
ssBatted for Young In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

May .3-Danny Frush against Jimmy
Conney. 12 rounds in New York.
May s3-Jack blackburn against "Kid"
Williams, 10 rounds In Aurora. Ill.
May c4.-Jeff Smith against George
Robinson. 10 rounds. in Halifax.
May 25-Billy Britton against Ed War
ner, 10 rounds, in Atchis0n, Kan.
May 25.-Jimmy Lannlng against
"Swede" Anderson, 10 rounds. in Atchi-
son. Kan.
May s5.-Shamus O'Brien against tx.
o." Chaney, eight rounds. in Philadelphia.
May 26.-Jack Britton aEainst Ray
Long. 10 rounds in Oklahoma City.
May 26.-Jock Malone against Bryan
Downey, 10 rounds, In Aurora, Ill.
May 28.-Dave shade against ''Young"
Denny. Is rounds. in New Orleans.
May :7.-"Midget'' Smith against Jack
Wolfe. 10 rounds, In Canton. O.
May 27.-Frankic Jerome against Denny
Lee. II rounds. in New York.
May s7.-Charley White against Johnny
Pap. 10 rounds, In Philadelphia.
May 26-"Kid" Schlaifer against Dennie
O'Keefe, 10 rounds, in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
JOie Ray Accepts
Offer to Run Mile
Race With Watson

Manhattan, Kan, May. 22.--
Especial Telegram. )-Joie Ray has
accepted an invitation to run spe,
cial mile race with Ray Watson at
the first annual Missouri Valley
interscholastic relay carnival at the
Kansas State Agricultural college
here next Saturday, according to
Charles Dean Of the Illinois Atk-
letic club, who communicated with
Head Coach Bachman Of the Ag-
gies by long distance telephone
this afternoon.
Ray will run at Boston Thurs
day, but will be able to make train
connections which will bring him
to Manhattan for the race with
Watson Saturday afternoon. Wat
son defeated Ray in a mile race at
Drake relays recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Players Stage Free
Boxing Event for
Fans-Fined 500

San Francisco, May 22.-J.
Carlisle Smith. third baseman on
the Vernon Pacific coast league
team, and Joseph Kelly. left
fielder for San francisco, fur
nished a free boxing event for
the spectators at the morning
game here today. Both were
put out Of the game and later
suspended for five days by Pres
ident Mccarthy Of the league,
who also fined them 500 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
American Association

Southern Association.
Mobile at Little Rock postponed, rain
Birmingham, s; Chattanooga, 2.
Atlanta, Z: Memphis. 2.
New Orieans q; Nashville, 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Home Builders Defeat
Missouri Valley Team

Missouri Valley. Ia. May 22.-
won hotly contested game from
the Home Builders of Omaha. The
score was 8 to e. Aymond for the
Home Builders. pitched a splendid
game. but erratic fielding dis
counted his work. Missouri Valley
used three pitchers, among them
Baumgardner. formerly a Western
Lacquer. The Home Builders got
10 hits and six errors. and Missouri
Valley s hits and errors
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Huskey Students to
Make Vacation Trip
Possible for Best

Lincoln, Neb., May 22.-(Spe-
cial.) BOXES have been placed
around the campus at various
places to receive money for va
cation trip for Jimmy Best, veteran
Husker athletic trainer. For some
time Jimmy has wanted "a vaca-
ton and the IN" club is making
it possible for him. They evolved
the plan by which the money neces-
sary for the trip could be raised,
namely, by placing boxes at "U"
hall, Twelfth and R, and at the
armory entrance, so that passing
students could easily contribute
anything they could toward the
summer excursion of Nebraska's
"Grand Old Man"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Galloway Rod and Gun
Club Holds Shoot

Galloway. Neb.. May 22-(Spe-
cial. AT the regular meeting OF the
local Rod and Gun club the follow
ing scores were made: Thomas Nor
bury, l18 out of 125; Bill Small. IS
out Of IS; Dan Pierson. IS out of IS;
George Carter. 48 out of 50; H.
Lamb. 43 out of 50; c. E. Basset, Al
out OF 50; John Troyer. 40 out OF 50;
Clarence Basset. 40 out of 50; D. F.
Sherrel, 50 out OF so: George Troy
q, IS out Of 50; Joe Basset. "a out of
50. and Roy Basset, out OF 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Totals "a 2 "a 16l
sBatted for Winters In eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

strength and gained slightly on the
New Workers. The Cardinals scored
more runs and made more hits than
any team in either league.
The other three western teams,
Chicago. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
gained in the race at the expense OF
TIE eastern teams, all showing a
winning margin for the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
ST. LOUIS.


.Batted for Miller in eighth.
''Batted for Pertica in third.
'.sBatted for Barfoot In sixth.
''''Batted for Bailey in thirteenth.
Score by innings:
Boston ....s o 2 o 0 o o 0 0 2-s
st. Louis 80 2 l 0 0 0-e
summary--Runs: Powell Barbara (3).
Southworth t2) Roeckel t2), Smith (2),
Stock. Hornsby. Schultz. Gamer. Errors:
Powell. Cruise, Stock, Ainsmith (2). Two
base hits: Geiner. Heathcote, Ansmith,
Barbara. Three-base hits: Smith t2),
Southworth. Home runs: Boeckel Horns
by. Stolen base: Gowdy. Sacrifice hit:
Southworth. Toporcer, Holke, Schultz.
Double play: Ford -Barbare-Holke. Gowdy
Barbara. Boeckel-Holke:: Left on bases:
Boston. IA: st. Louis. .. Base on balls:
OFF Miller, Q: off Bailey. Q. Struck out:
BY Pertica, 1; by Miller. 2; by North. 8;
by Bailey. q by McQuillan, .. Hits: Off
Pertica, 5 in . innings; off Miller. . in
7 innings: off North. in innings; off
McQuillan. in s innings; off Barfoot,
none in inning: off Bailey. Z in in
ninss. Hit by pitched ball: Heathcotes by
Miller. Winning pitcher: McQuillan. Los
ing pitcher: Bailey. Umpires: KLEIN and
Pfirman. Time: 2:45.
C.sTsPertica. .'shrdloinshrdloshrd
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
;PH. OKLAHOMA CITY.
e by innings

sBatted for Hovlik in eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

TA.. Fsa ssi nj Ta's. y
one ou, when winning run vas s'"
Score h. inninssi
sio,, S'tv oieesN 80 Is
summary 80 Hunsi Grant, Hsmltoh
Hemingway. Errors Graham, Wrsn'
tieminrway rwD.hRse hits! Horsn 's''
: TurEe0n Hamilton query, Nett, ufsnsn,.
s..,iftr. hIt.s Grant. Hemingway, s,olsn
bases. Hemingway. Palmer. nnuhls rlassi
/ u.mlnEway Palmer MetH, Ilsh tsnsff'
| IIoran. Brren Earned runs; nss Moinss,
! I, Sioux city. !, Left on bsssri n
| Nolrss 30. sioux city. !. Bsse on balls
! or Mclaughlin, .: off Tsssr. }. struck
out, Ry Mclaughlin. .; by Tessr. Hu
| by pitched han: Graham. by TesAr' utn-
p,rss. Fitzpatrick and Burnside TINS
lHhh
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Dodgers ShutOu
Chicago Cubs in
Close Contest


Chicago. May 2-Vanes had the
better OF pitching duel with
chesyes today. holding Chicago to
four scattered hits. while Brooklyn
hit timely and shn, out the locals.
: TO 0. A walk. a ioreeom. a single
and sacrifice gave the visitors the
first run and they elinehed the game
in ths.ninlh. when Wheat's home run
drive. following a double, accounted
for two more runs. Scores
..a..s..r.r .g,I,a..a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

chiIds hit q home run with the bases
loaded for the Leavenworth Merchants
AGAINST the Barker Clothes yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Mrs. Hurd Favorite.

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 22.-Mrs. J..
V. Hurd, former amateur champion
of the United States, Canada and
Great Britain, was the favorite to
win the women's western Pennsyl-
vania golf association title over the
Stanton Heights course today. She
was opposed by such players as Mrs.
NJ. ]. Scammell, runner-up at Pine
hurst, and Miss Sarah Fownes and
Miss Louise Elkins, members of the
American team to Great Britain last
yeas
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Bur,os. Homer Wins Game.

Genoa, Neb.. May 22.-The locals de-
fested the fast st. Edwards ball club
here Sunday. to 8. in a fast i0-inning
10th inning ended the game. Budrs, first
baseman for tho locals. had 20 putouts
without bobble. Batteries: Genoa, Yelm.
Harris and willard; st. Edwards. Foliiot
year and would like to book games with
fast clubs. Write c. A. Cuddeford, Genoa,
Neb, for games.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Berry. Murphp second sacker. made
pretty stop of Budera's line drive In
the third inning of the Murphy-Townsend
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Rube and Sam Feltman, poled out
hoiners for the Drivers against the North
Omaha Boosters. Mancuso made cir
cult cTout for the Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Errors Lose Extra Inning
Came for St. T,Ouis Cardinals

St. Louis May 22.-Errors by Ainsmith
and Stock of the Cardinals gave the Bos-
ton Braves an to victory in 13 IN
innings here today. Stocks wild throw
home permitted two runs to score in the
final inning Southworth and Boeckel
made timely hits Ainsmith's errors put
Pertica in hole which the Braves made
the best Of Hornsby hit q homer in the
seventh inning with two on and knottedi
the count. II was his eighth circuit
drive. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Score by innings:
ST. Joseph .........0 v, ,
Oklahoma City 80 o oo1 x-is
summarry-Runs; DEBATE, smith pat.. ph..'
Long, Hargrave (2), Tate, sherman. Err
rors: Bonowitz. DEBATE HANDLER 90,
Heatly Two-bass hits: DEBATE, Pitt
Heatly, Hargrove, Sherman. Sacrifice
hit: Corriden Stolen base: Hestly. Base
on balls: Off Sherman, 4: off HovIik. Z;
off Stumb, 3. Struck out: BY sherman,
Q Hit by pitched ball: Heatly and Sher-
play: Harsrove- Heatiy- Bates. Left on
bases: Oklahoma City. 10: st. JOSEPH. >
Buns and hits OFF Hovlik. and IN
Innings off Stumb, s and in | inning.
Earned runs: st. Joseph, . Oklahoma
City, & Losing pitcher: Hovlik. Um.
pires: Donohus and Anderson. Ilme'
900
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

plete his training.
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, who
fought Jack Johnson for the worlds
heavyweight championship in 1918,
arrived here yesterday. He will train
at the Business Mems gym.this after
noon.
Ollie Anderson, his husky oppo-
nent, and Joey Schwartz. the Mime
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
NEBRASKA STATE LEAo,n.


Al Esmes postponed, rain,
Tcdsy's .sm~s.
Rsstrics at Iinroln,
Grand Island at Hastings,
Norfolk al fAirbury,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
SEw f0Rk

" ~ ~
one ou, when wirning run scored
.Esttrd for shnwkey In ninth.
s.Rsn for skinner in ninth,
Score by innings
81, Louis q q q : q o o y n-l
New York % % o 90 l 0 0 o II
summrry--,Runs; Toblp. Gerber. sisler,
Ruth. Meusal. Scott, schang. Errors;
Tobin. Baker. Scott, Schang, shawkey.
Two. has. hits: Sisler. witt. Gerber. Scott,
Three base hits: Yangilder, Home rum
Ruth. Stolen bases: sisi.r. Williams. Ger
her. jacobson. Sacrifice hits; Scott. Van
glider. Pruitt. McManus. Double plays;
ward-Pipp. Scott Ward, Gerber Nc Manus-
sislsr (2). Scott-Ward-Pipp. Left on
bases: New York, II; ST. Louis, II. Base
on balls: Off shawkey. 4; off Bush, l: off
ysnsilder. 4; off Pruitt. 2. struck out:
BY shawkey. 3; by Bush. D: by Vansilder.
2: by Pruitt. 3. Hits; OFF vangiider. .
In 3 IL inninss: off Pruitt, > In I In
ninEs; off shswkey, > In . innings: off
Push. . In 4 innings. Winning pitcher;
Bush, Losing pitcher: Pruitt. Umpires:
Owens and Chill. Time; $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Indians Traunce Boston
Red Sox to Tune of Z to I

Boston. May 2e.--Morton held Boston
TO six hits today, Cleveland winning. to
], ouinns wil1ness In the second inning
and Speakers triple, Gardeners double and
ONeill's single in the third off karr.
wer. mainly responsible for the visitors
runs. Speaker made a single. double and
triple and drew a pass. After the third
inning Karr and Fullerton held Cleveland
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Tigers and Athletics Tied
When Rain Stops Game

Phiiadelphia. May. 22.-Sudden showers
stopped the game between Philadelphia
and Detroit today in the 1tth inning with
the score 5 to S. home run in the
ninth inning with two men on bases by
ninch hitter Clark. rookie from the
Texas League. tied the score and sent the
game into extra innings. Cutshaw.
Walker and Heilmann also made circuit
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

sRst,ed for Haughlsnd In seventh.
..Rotted for Trentman In eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Columbia Trim. Humuhrey,

Columbus. Neb.. May 2?.--(SpeciaI.)-
Columbus tourneyed to Humphrey Sunday
and defeated tho town team of that place,
4 to /. Both pitchers pitched wonderfui
ball. poor tase running losing the game
for Humphrey. Batteries: Humphrey.
Benhan and Schumacher; Columbus Con-
yers and Smagatz.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Remarkable Record
Made by MOrUich

Here is the complete record Of the
races run by Norwich last year as
2-year -old. and this year:
. W.. 0lJ <So0fN
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Bingham. Neo. May ::.--lspeeiai.1-
Ellsworth defeated the home team here
sunday. 10 to 3. Batteries. Ellsworth.
schonsrd and s-ebohn. bingham. Burton
and crandsii, The fast Whitman team
plays here next sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Babe Ruth Knocks
First Circuit
Clout of Season
Yankees Defeat St. Louis
Browns by Score Of 1
to 3 in l3.Inning
Game.

New York. May 22,-Babe Ruth
knocked out his FIRST home run Of the
season and the Yankees defeated ST.
Louis today in - innings. ! 20 ).
Ruth III, his circuit elout OF Van.
glider in the eighth. the Yankees
tied the score in the ninth and won
en- Meusels single, Pipp's saerihee
and SCOTS double, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Cambridge Club Loses.

Csmbridge. Ncb., May :?.-The newly
organized baseball team OF cambridge.
under the leadership of Jake KraninEer,
lost tho first home game OF tn. season
10 Orleans sunday. 10 to T. Batteries.
Orleans. Graham and Martin; Cambridge.
Rodwell Redford and Kraninger.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Omaha White sox win.

The reorganized Omaha Market White
sox won its first game of the season SUM-
day from Bellevue. to 6. Ed Gray. for
game In five years. held the Bellevue team
! to five hits and struck out five. The
White Sox are looking for games with any
Humphrey. eo29. North Twentieth Street
Webster 0l95
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
WASHINGTON

summary Runs: Collins. Strunk.
schalk Sheely, Brewer. Goslin (21. Err
rors: Shanks. Two-base hit: Gosln.
Three-hase hit Goslin. Sacrifice hits:
Falk. Schalk Double plays: Judge-Peck-
Judge Johnson Collins, Johnson Collins
Shelley. Left OF bases: Chicago. p:
Washington. T. Base on balls: OFF Erick-
son. 6; off Faber. 3. Struck out: BY
raher, 8; by Erickson. .. Hit by pitched
hall: Shelley. by Erickson: Charity. by
Faher. Umpires: Hildebrand and Nallin.
Time: 2:l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Falls City Legion Wins.

Falls City. Neb. May 22.-(Special.) y
Heavy slugging and snappy fielding en-
abled the Falls City American Legion
team to trounce Dubois by the score Of IL
to S on the local grounds Sunday. Johnny
Frehsc, the Legionaires left fielder.
starred at fhe bat, with two triples and
single out of four trips to the plate St.
Joseph (Mo.) Stockyards team will play
here next Sunday. The score by innings:
Dubois .............0 0 0 o o 3 2 0 o. S
Falls City .........0 81 ] S l x--l2
Batteries-Dubois: L. Walck wissler
and l. Walck. Falls City: Burton, McGill,
and Thornburg
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
s9s,2SfR'ssa4'Rdsisn%S!ss Rss%!s
" EsrERS LsAGts.


sieu, Ciis, :. pss oNins., I ui Ia.
oAi.hams cts. ~. a. Jbssph. 3
wichita, IL Tulsa, T.
No ether same played
reday's aAmsa
peassr NJ Omaha.
Wichita al Tulsa
Des Moines a. sioux cts
~, Joseph at Oklahoma slH,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Fairbury. Nsb.. May 22.-tspeciaL)-
wolfolk. the youngest moundsman In the
State league pitched his first game here
Friday and held tho Grand Island team
10 four hits and no runs. while his team
mates collected ~ runs. Voolfolk 10 only
is years old and Manager Segrist claims
he IL one OF the best southps~s In the
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
GlbbOn L<Rion Wins.

Gibbon, Neb.. May 22.-tSpecial THE
American Legion team OF Gibbon defeat
ed the kearney team, 1s TO 3. in 4 Buff
falo county league game. Batteries:
kearney, WEBSTER. Teetworth. Herring apd
Prather: Gibbon. Conner and Johnston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Indians Break Losing
Streak: Beat ST. Joseph

Oklahoma City May 22.-After losing 10
straight games Oklahoma City broke its
tumble here today by hammering the
league leading Saints for a IL to 2 VIC
tory. Sherman pitched consistently while
Hovlk was wild. He retired In the eighth
for a pinch hitter and Stummb finished.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Emmy O'KEEFE, tn,

.NNY O'KEEFE, the
Fighting Turkey"
of Chicago, who will
meet Morrie Schlai-
fer in the feature
bout on the World
War Veterans card
at the City Audito-
rum Friday night,
will arrive i'll Omaha
tA,1,n-rA, - ram
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Upo-Date Nes and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
ISRlsi|Plp@i
IeAnj0(euHoI
An,.,.,. Wis.

Silver cts. Ia, NsY s.=tspssistf- -
The hsaBeaN AiirstsFs fast omaha ssmls
pro team, beat the iReais sunasN "a >,
fhs flsiaihs ~ CaFeaFsH sni Ninlhus aud
the hittiHx % taEeR and pFehst featured
feF The siHHsfs hsitstissl silver city,
sBg fesl,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Good Scores Made at
Sidney Trap Shoot

Sidney. Neb., May 22.-(Special.)
AT a registered trapshootlng tour
nament held at the Sidney Country
club grounds May 20, under author.
ity Of the American Trapshooters
association, the following scores
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

sRst,ed for Haughlsnd In seventh.
..Batted for Trentman In eighth.
Score by innings:
Tulsa .............o 90 =
Summary Runs: Smith Cl. East,
Rlskesiey. Haley t3D, McMulhn cd. Greg
ory t2). Bennett. Thompson .(2). Davis.
Lclivel, Lamb te). Errors: Washburn.
McMuliin. Gregory. McGlnnis Loft on
bases: Wichita, I: Tulsa, s. Earned run@
Wichita. II: Tulsa. Z. Two-base hit.'
Home runs: Smith. Lamb. Gregory, Sac
rif'ce hits: washburn. McMullin. Base on
balls: Off Haughland. s.; off Gregory, ].
Struck out: BY Gregory, !. Runs and
hits. OF Lnkanovic. and in IL
inning: off Haughland. 6 and 7 in "a
innings; off Trentman, and In In
ming: off Richmond. . and o in I inning. :
Double play: Haughia ID Bauman n Lelivelt.
umpires: ormsby and Holmes. Time
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
Pilger Team Vyins.

Pilger. Neb. May 22.-Pilger defeated
Leigh Sunday. 8 to 2. Timing. 16-year-
old pitcher for the winners. struck out
seven Leigh men and only allowed five
hits Batteries: Pilger, Timing ana
Peters: Leigh, Hagel, Hahn and Vlach.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
ksssssy Win. TOURNEY,

kssfnsY, Nee,, May ss,-tspeelais THE
feature sEeh' Of the recent stats-eonsen-
ton ef United Commercial Travellers held
az keafhss was a baseball tournament.
with teams from North Platte, ltoidredxe.
Grand Island ana krsfn6y catered. liols
dredss defeated North Platte, 7 TO 0, and
keaTnsy Nen from Grand Island, IL TO
a. IN the opening games keafney won
tho championship game from Hoidrexe. .
10 l. thereby winning the tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23
President Of White Sox
Defeats Washington Team

Washington, May 2..-Chicaso defeated
Washinstcn, 4 to 3. today. Faber being
at his best with men on bases. double
play on Hooper by Judge to Peckinpaugh
and return was feature. The president
and Mrs Harding attended the game.
which was q benefit for the Children's
hospital Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

Crsstnn. la. May 2..-tspsciai Jack
| f.acy's ball team from Coming defeated
the locals, 9 10 o. Sunday afternoon In =
wsll.played game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

sRatted for Foster in seventh.
ssRan for oRourke in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...........0 3 I q 0 o q ~
Bcston ..............o 1 0 c-1
Summary-Runs: aJmieson. Speaker.
Guisto. Seweli (2). Gardner (2), Leibold.
Errors: Sewell. Smith, Harris. Two-base
hits: Gardner. Speaker. O'Rourke. Three
base hits: Speaker. Menosky. Sacrifice
hits: Guisto, Wambsganss Menosky.
Double plays: Gardner w bsganss- Guis-
TO- WambsRanss- -Seweil, DuganH Harris,
I.eibold -Dugan. Left on bases: Cleveland.
6: Boston. z. Base on balls: OFF Morton.
4: off Quinn. 5: off Karr. 8. Struck out:
BY Quinn. I: by Fullerton, I. Hits: Off
Quinn. In inning (none out in second) I;
off Karr. in innings: off Fullerton,
l In innigs. Losfg pitcher: Quinn. Um-
pifes: Wilson, Connolly and Moriarity.
Time; 1.5n
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-23

YesterdAy's Results.
Cleveland. Z: Boston. ].
New York. 4: 81. Louis ..
Philadelphia, s: Detroit, tcallcd IN
10th, rainD. .."-
Chicago. I; Washington. ).
Today's Games.
Chicago at Washington.
petro,t at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at New York, ,,,o,,,,
Cleveland BosnoRA e. shREiA'
Cleveland at Boston.