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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
City Boxing Commissioner
Not Endowed With Powers of
Suspension, Says H. H. Antics

Lincoln, Neb., April 14.-(Special
Telegram) - The Department of
Public Welfare of Nebraska is look
ing into all rumors which come into
the Office portraying that stables Of
boxers and their managers are at
tempting to schedule dates for too
long period of time in order to
work one man up to high position
as drawing card" said Secretary
II. H. Antics tonight. @
Stories without any foundation
that stables of boxers under man.
agement of men in close connection
with one another inJure the boxing
game in Nebraska, in the opinion OF
Mr.. Antics. ..
A rumor coming out OF Omaha to
the effect that Bobby" Evans OF
that city had been suspended or
barred by Inspector kilmartin OF
Omaha. is without foundation. &C
cording to Secretary Antics. I'm
the first place. continued Mr.. Antics
Evans is not licensed in this state
as manager. He received per.
nit to act as a second at one bout
and that is the extent of his activities
So far as the department is con-
cerncd. Furthermore, Inspector
John Kilmartin of Omaha is not en-
dowed with powers of suspension
srd all such matters must go through
tt, hands of the head Of the depart
ment. Evidently this report is baset
on mere hearsay."
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Cage Officials Won't
Approve Rule Change

New York, April 15.-Delegates
to the convention of the national
board of approved basket ball Of
hcials in executive session today. de-
clared that alterations in the foul"
rules of the game would not be rec
commended.
In a preliminary session held last
night the foul rule which has caused
considerable comment this year was
discussed and it was said today that
delegates had not reached an agree
ment on various alteration proposals.
Many minor changes in the rules
were to be recommended, however,
and among the questions scheduled
for discussion today were time out,
"stalling," and guarding from be-
hind"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Emporia Coach
Will Assume
His Post in Fall
appointment of Kansas Man
VIII Add Prestige to Local
University Standing
in West.

U,liE appointment oi Nuh.t A,
>chamngrr ni Empurli, Han,
Il y, athletic director ot trrlgh'
tnu university WI, announced yes
trrday hy the tlhrllt board
Srhabngrr wdl 5,,umC his ncw
position August lu
VI the present time he Is seIvmS
s- Mhluir director ot the Kansas
state Normal school al Emporia.
It, h,, been with that institution N
tif, ,,.ua,lty inr three years aud has
fa, 10 nu mgh athletic plane.
Highly Recommended.
lie ,,mrs 10 Creighton highly
recommended by college officials aud
sport, editors al cItlc, IN The Mis-
>uul valley, in which he is regarded
.., = most capable official.
.\uorg those who heartily en-
dnr., linn inr Irclghton's newly
rral,d position are Forrest &. Al
tm. athletic director of Kansas uni
,g,,u,. {. Il. rhipps. dean al the
hau-a, normal. where he Is en-.
,.'p,rl. duI NJ + Nhcsru. dean ot
kau.I, State Agricultural college oi
Manhattan. Kan.
Asset to Creighton.
The employment nt Schablngcr no
toubt has added considerable pres
tlsc To Crcighton's standing among
Missouri valley schools. because OF
the high regard with which he IS
held hy valley schools
Creighton aspirCS to eventually
hccomc affiliated with the Missouri
valley. and this probably is a big
step in the right direction.
SChabmgcr's signed contract ar
rived this week and eliminates sew
,ral months search for competent
athletic head,
tie rret with the Creighton direc-
tors in Omaha recently and they
we're mach impressed with him. The
athletic heads were put III touch
With him by MacBaldrigc, head
football coach, who had heard his
praise sung at the Missouri Valley
conference meeting late last tall.
Or1dCate OF EmpoTld.
Whether Schabingcr will take an
active part in the coaching OF the
various phases OF athletics. in which
lie is rcputcd to be competent in all,
depends upon the amount OF admin
s,trative work that his office necessi-
tates. according to announcement
made last night.
The new Hilltop athletic head is a
graduate of Emporia college and OF
the y. NJ. c. A. athletic directors
training school at Springfield. Mass.
He served three years as athletic
head OF Ottawa college and devel-
oped team which was defeated only
once in three years, The one defeat
was administered by the Kansas
Aggies, which ranks high in the
Missouri valley.
Good Record.
His record IN the last three years
at the Kansas normal has even been
. more brilliant. His specially is
basket ball and track. ,
He is Is years Old, married and
has 4-year-old son.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Cornhuskers Beat
Wesleyans, 70 to 7

Lincoln. April 15.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-The Cornhusker baseball
team won its first home game yes
tcrday afternoon by defeating the
Wesleyan University nine, % to 7. in
a slow. sluggish game. Errors fea-
tured the entire game of the Metho-
dists, who committed seventeen bun
giles during the session and Nebraska
four.
Glen Munger, star husker mound
artist. was on the hill for Nebraska
for the first time this season. He
struck out ten men in six innings
and was relieved by Carman who in
turn was relieved by Ziegenbein in
the ninth. Rogge started the game
for the Coyotes, but was so unfor-
tunate that Preston went into the
box to relieve him.
Captain McCrory of the Nebraska
nine was the star of the game, scor-
ing five times in six times at bat
on two hits. Donahoe starred for
Wesleyan, scoring two of the Coy
otes tallies. This was not only the
first game at home for the Huskers
but was also Wesleyan's first game
OF the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Suspension on Tender
and Manager Lifted

New York, April l5.-Suspension
OF Lew Tender. boxer, and his man
agcr, Philip Glassman, was lifted
yesterday by the state boxing COM
mission. The fighter and his direc-
tor were barred after an argument
between Glassman and a referee who
disqualified Tender during match
in Brooklyn recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Poor Success Marks
Smiths Debut as
Submarine Hurler

New York, April l5.-Sherrod
Smith OF the Brooklyns made his
debut as an underhanded finger
against the Giants at the Polo
Grounds yesterday and had poor sue
cess.
Replacing Al Mamaux in the sec
ond, Sherrod started hurting in the
queer style employed by Carl Mays
of the Yankees, and while he had
plenty OF speed. the Giants took
kindly to his offerings. gathering
nine hits while he was on the
mound.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Schabinger Is Named Athletic Director at Creighton
They're Satellites ON Central Baseball Team

Here the mainsays OF the Central High school baseball
With pack oi last year. damoUd satellites wearing bloom.
again this year cenas already have visions OF winning the
city and state championships,
ln Harold strbng the purple and white has o the
capable mounsmen 10 be found high school aggregation
Fritz Hau'ef Oliver Saune and William Nickel the other
members OF the s,an.
Ed Hughes, wearing the mask shin guards rounds out
strong battery.
Gil Reynolds ourfelder is a budding Babe Ruth Phil Reig
wick bright light the infeld
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Scots Triple
Helps Yanks
Beat Senators
New York Gets Early Lead
and Beats Washington. )
10 3-lndians Trouncc
Detroit Tiger.

Washington. Apul Is New York
made II two out "i three day hy TAX.
ing today's game from Warrington.
) 10 J, The visitors got an carly
had a. the expense oi Erlekscu, and
after being blankcd 10y Phillip, ioF ,l>
innings. solved him ~ the ninth.
when single, by rlrp aud Ward aud
SCOTS triple ucltcd their winning
margin. The local, were uuah,e tu
get more than one hi an nn'ug oti
iloyt. who registered l0 s'rlheouts
The score
New Nnrk ANN L.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Giants Run
Wild and Score
Ito 10 Victory
Fifteen New York National.
Go Ia Bat in First Inning
Young Gets Triple
aud Single.

New York, April Is - The New
York Nationals, worlds champions.
today made it three out ot lour from
BROOKLYN, winning wild, uolous
game. II 10 10 Fifteen Giants went
10 bat IN the ifs, inning. and Ban.
croft. Rawlings aud Groh each
scored Two runs, Young hit triple
and a single IN the inning and drove
IN iour runs.
New York. Aprl 1.-THE rrorr.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
.ilder's Homer
Enables Omaha
toBcat Indians
Bulfalocs Even Up Series
With Oklahoma City by
Winning. I'D TO 8-Lee
Gets Three Hits.

Oklahoma City, April Is Okla
hnma City and Omaha ba,llcd near
~ three hours over the final game
OF the opening serie. here Saturday.
the Buitalocs finally winning 10 10
s. An assault on Bogart which drove
him from the mound IN the seeonu
inning and which was topped ont by
Wildcr's home run. gave Omaha a
lead the Indians never could over
come
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
10 Hold Canoe Marathon.

"A movement is on foot in canoe
ing circles to establish an annual
competlon among members OF the
Atlantic division. American Canoe
association. for the longest nonstop
padding trip in the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Buff Poor Money Cetter

Johnny Buff, the tiny skeete-
whose puckered forehead slants up
under the bantamweight crown. has
made less money out of the cham
pionship since he won it last tall
from Pete Herman than even Joe
Lynch did in the short time the
Irishman held the title.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Ruth Against Cigarets

Babe" Ruth, sultan Of swat, is
opposed to boys smoking cigarets.
Appearing before several thousand
members of the Little Rock Boys
club, Ruth advised against the use
of the cigaret.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
ST. JOSEPH.
DES MONIES.


Score by innings
hes Nolnes ........n q q q n-e
st. Joseph ..........0 Q o Ks
Summsrv-Runs: WAGNER. Grant. Irnr-
?n t2), Yuma f2l. Smith. Corridor (cl.
Fisher (2i. Defate. Mcdonald HANDLER
Errors: Grant. Graham. Milan. Fisher
l'efate. Mcdonald (21. Nufer. Runs and
hits OFF RAIDER. ana in 7 innings;
nff Mccall. none and IN . innings:
n. Cullop. and Z in 1-3 innings: of
Merz. and in I % innings Earned
runs: Des Moines. 2: St Joe Z. Bases on
balls: Off RAIDER. 4: off Cullop. 2; off
Merz. I. Struck out: BY RAIDER 3: by
Mccall |: by Cullop. 5. Left on bases:
Des Moines, .: st. Joe. Wild pitch:
Cullop. Twn-bsse hits. Fisher NcDon-
aid. Three base hits: Wagner. Fisher.
Homerun: Yuma Double play: Nufer to
nefate to Smith. Sacrifice hit: Horsn
stolen base: Milan. tmpires: Fitzpat-
rick and Burnside. Time. lI5
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Score by innings:
Chicago ..........o o o q q o.
Cincinnati ........2 . x-s
mary--Runs: Staz Freeman. wcis.
Gotten. Duncan. Bohne t2). Cavenev (21.
Pinelli t2). WinGo. Errors: Hollorher
Krug. Fillman. Caverey. Two-baSe hits :
Burns Freeman. Wingo. Cotter Stolen
bases Nea ie t2l Duncan. Burns Sacri-
flee hit; Daubert Double plays: Bohne
IN Caven"v To pauhett: ponohue to Dau-
bert. Left on hases' Chica 90 s: cinCin-
nsti. Base on balls OFF Cheeves
of Freeman. I; off Keen. /: off Osborn.
J. off Donohup. 3. Struck out: BY Free
man. |. by Keen. .. by Osborn. /: by
ponohue. Hits: off Cheeves /: off Free
man . off Keen. ,; off Osborn. l. Hit
by pitched bail. Caveney. by Freeman.
Losing pitcher. Cheeves Cmpires KLEIN
and Sentelle. Time: las
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON.

Totals 30 Is "a III
'Batted for Fillingim in seventh
''Batted for RraXton in ninth
Score by innings:
Boston ...........0 o l 0 0 l. 8
Philadelphia ....l . 4 Q 0 / 6 0 x-l4
summary-Runs Powell. southworth.
Cruise. Rocckel Lebarveau Rapp t2).
Walker, Williams (2). Leslie (2), Fletch-
crParkinson t2). Henline t3). Errors
kopf t2). Southworth Hollte. Ford. Les
lie. Two-base hits: Walker. Henlinc t2).
Holke. Homeruns: Boeckel. Williams (2)
Stolen base: Christenbrry. Left on bases
Boston, s.; Philadelphia, 10, Double
MAY: kopf to Ford. Struck out: BY
Hubbell. 4; by Fillingm. l. Bases on
balls: Off Watson, /: off Fillingim. l;
off Moragn. l. off Braxton. .; off Hub
bell. I. Hits: Oft Watson. 9 in "a
innings: off Fillingim. S in 3 1-3 in
nrlgs: off Morgan in 10 inning: off
RraNton. in l % innings. Wild pitch,
Hubbel. Losing pitcher; Watson. I'M
rires: Mccormick, Rigler and Pfirman.
Time: 2:15
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Bout a Draw.

St. Louis. April l5.-Harry Schus-
ter OF Milwaukee and frankie Mar
tin OF Los Angeles fought a draw in
a l0-rouud bout here last night. They
are welterweights.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Don'ts for Fighters.

Don't imagine you are a world
heater because your press agent
booms YOU as such. Some fellow may
come along and make you think diff
ferent-aiter you come back to life.
Don't lend your manager more
than $4,000 or you'll ind it rather
hard to collect
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
"Batted for Haugland in seventh.
"@Witte batted for Skelly in ninth.

FBdtIFu f0T HAUEIdhU III FFVeNtH.
''Witte batted for Skelly in ninth.
Score by innings;
Sioux City ........2 3 2-1{
Tulsa ............2 2 0 O. 5
Summary-Runs: Hamilton (2). Robin
son. Fish tO, Metz (2). Hemingway
Mari (2) Ostergard. Query. Lotz. Ben
nett (2). Stuart, Crosby (2). Errors:
hamilton. Hemingway. Davis. Twob base
hits: Hamilton (2). Metz. Fish f2). Hem
ingway. Homeruns:. Bennett. Stuart
Crosby. Metz. Sacrifice hits: Robinson.
Metz Hilton. Davis. Stolen bases: Oster-
gard. Bennett. Bases on balls OFF Rich
mond. 6; off Haugland. 5: off Skelly /;
off Hilton, 3: off Lott. s. Struck out:
BY Richmond. 3. by Haugland. a: by
Sicily. l. by Hilton. /: by Lott. I. Wild
Pitch: Haugland. Double play: Heming-
way to Hamilton Left on bases: Sioux
City. II; Tulsa. IA. Time: c:22 Um-
pires: Ornishy and Holmes
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Saints. 4; Boosters, q.

st. Joseph. Mo April 15.-St Joseph
came from behind after Des Mones had
piled up a five-run lead today and won
the fourth straight game from the Boost
ers. to d. Heavy stick work in the
seventh inning tied the count for the
locals and three Dagger by Fisher and
an error added the two In the eighth
Fisher drove in two with a double to
right and a few minutes later Mcdonald
brought three across with double to
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
RrOvns "a. Wb;ts Sox n

Chicago. April la.--Si. Louis shut oui
Chicago. lt to o. In \ batting hr., AVID
made clean sweep Of the series Tho
visitors pounded n" local twirl~rs for
u hits. which included homeruns by
Ellerhe ard McMsnus aNngilder pitched
in fna FORM and held the locals 10
three hits Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Missouri Tracksters
Lose to Bears

Berkeley, Col. April University
ol Missouri Tiger gfaek team was
defeated hy the University OF Cali
iofnia BeaTs. rs 10 Is in a dual
meet here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Detroit ............o q n n a +
Cleveland .........2 l / 2 o XII
Summary-Runs: Blue. Heilman. Jones
Nohardt. Jamison t2), Wambsganss fc),
Speaker @l. Sewell, Wood. Nunamake1
- Two-hase hits: Jamison. Gardner,
Speaker. Rigney. Manion. Threehas.
hits: Jameson. Heilmann. Stolen bases:
Speaker. Wambsganss. Sacrifice hits:
sewe'l Io. Jamison, McInnis. Left or
bases: Detroit. 10: Cleveland. T. Rax,
on balls: BY Holling. /: by stoner. 3; nv
BaRby. 4. Struck out. BY Stoner. !: hy
Hagby, :. Hits: OF Holling. in in,
nlnGs. t Hit BY pitched ball: Wood, b,
Hoi!ing, Wild pitch Stoner Losina
pitcher: Uollng. Errors. yn,ch ,1I
Ston"r S1! umpires: Nallin. Evans and
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Omaha .........
oklahoma City o..


Score by innings:
Denver ..........0 0 O--7
Wichita ..........0 0 0 O--6
Summary--Runs: aDnaher. Jenkins, q:
Stanley. Long. Patterson. Smith. Grif-
fin, Berger. .: Washburn, East, Blakes-
ley Errors. aDnaher Parker. East Sac
rificc hits: Jinkins. Wright. Comes. Two
base hits: Berger .; East. Blaskesley
Butler. Homerun: Patterson. Hits Off
Selars. r in 1 and 2-3 innings: off Beebe
4: off Smith. in Ia innings; off
Wstzel. 8. Double plays: Wright TO Pat
terson to Stanley: Jinkins to Wright to-
Stanley; Butler TO Washburn. Struck
out. BY Selars. i: by Beebee. Q: by
Smith. .: by Wetzel 5. Bases on balls
or Sellars, / off Beebe. |: off Smith.
3: off Wetzel 4 Left on bases: Wichita
.: Denver . Hit by pitched ball: DAN
aher by Selars: Washburn to Wetzel
Umpires: Anderson and Donohue Time
lac
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

st. Louis. Mo. April 15.-Jack Smiths
single with two out in the ninth scored
Torporcer and gave the Cardinals a to
victory over Pittsburgh today. 1t was
the third straight victory for St Louis.
less Hanes allowed only three hits while
his mates pounded Babe Adams for 10.
SCnre.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Packers. Il: Oilers. 1.

Tulsa Okl., April 15.--Sioux City made
it three out Of four by winning from
Tulsa today. IA to 5. All pitchers were
wild. 81 bases on balls being issued.
Bennett and Stuart hit homeruns in sue
cession in the first. Crosby and Metz
also hit homers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Cleveland : O.. April Is. - Cleveland
hammered Holling and Stoner for IA hits
here today and defeated Detroit, II to
4, IN the final game OF the series, Bagby
gave II hits but kept them well scat
tered. The hitting and fielding Of Me
lnnis featured the game. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

nR'iukt.NN
Totals IS Sai 10
'isiiTd fer nrheiry In seventh
'nHtted for Decatur 10 seventh


'HHitrd for H"heiry In seventh
''BAtted for Decatur ~ seventh
Scare Icy inning,
RfpOiiHu .... .r.. - - o 10
New York -s-..,,ll . "a k-ii
Summary --. Runs Wigh. Johnston. r
hriffth t2t, wheat, Myers Ei
S"hmHndt. Olson, Decatur Bancroft i2l
Rawlings 81. ,.roh t2l, Young Mcus"l.
Kelly 'sl, Shnuers ~. snyder 80.
taus"y -. Errors: High. Bancruft. Groh
Two'hase hit Groh Thro"-haso hits
Young. SINNERS. Stolen hEs.s; Nelly.
Rawlings. Sdcrlfire hits: snyder De
berry. RnethUr, Jnunard l.eft On bases
New York. .. Brooklyn. T. Base on balls,
or Mitchell 5. Of Gordlnier. .. of
ChuScy. I: off Barnes, !. struck out
Rv causy. |: hy Shriyer. :; by Decatur.
=; by Barnes. /: by jonnard. / hts
OF Mitchell. > tnpne out In first iuningl
of Gordinler. in Ia inning: Off ShrivCr.
In l inning tone out In seroudl. off
Decatur. 4 In I 20 innings. of Manaux
in innings; rn Causy 3 IN 20 iu-
nings: off Barnes IN a.% inning: off
J"nnnrd. none in .-.5 innings. Hit by
nrrhcd hall: Mcusel by Shrivcr: Raw.
llGs. hy Decatur Wild pitch: Decatur.
Winning pitcher; Causcy. Losing pitcher.
Mitchell tmpircs: Hart and O'Day
Time: 2:0i.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Coast League

At Sacramento. First Game +. II. E.
Seattle .............. .......... =
Sacramento .................... IL II
Batteries: Gardner. Barter, May, Fin
neran and Adams: Spencer, Kun and
Schang.
At Los Angeles K. H. r.
Los Angeles .................s u /
Vernon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
Batteries: Hughes, Douglas, Wallai.
Soria and Daily: Faeth. Shellenback. Gil
der and Murphy.
Salt Lake City. April fJ.--portland- salt
Lake City doubleheader postponed, wet
grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Philadelphia. Aurtl Is. -- Philadelphia
hammered four Boston pitchers for a
total of ~ hits and easily took its third
victory Of tho series. II IN ;. Although
the Braves ncked Hubbel for L. hits
the local twirler was effective in the
pinCheS. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
Reds. 3: Cubs. :;

Cincinnati. O.. April 15.--Turning the
tables today after two defeats. the Reds
easily won from the Chicago Nations
to 5. Chicago tried four pitchers
Cheeves was relieved during the first in
ming and Freeman was driven out in the
third. followed in the box by King and
Osborn. but all were wild Donahue for
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

estcrdAy's Results.
Indianapolis, TO: 81. Paul. :.
Minneapolis. 6; Louisville, ;.
columb bus, 4: Milwaukee. 3.
Toledo, 4; Kansas City, ?.
Today's Games.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Minneapolis at indianapolis.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Toe German. Portland (Oreo
boxer, signed contract with the
matchmaker for the local Legion to
fight on next Tuesdays card.
The other day German was IN
formed that he was taken OFT the
program.
Section four, paragraph six, cover
ing contracts and forfeitures OF the
Nebraska state boxing law, is as
follows:
"Any club which shall, without
sufficient reason, violate or break
any contract entered into with any
contestant or contestants. may
have its license cancelled or sus-
pended"
The only real match Champion
lack Dempsey has in sight during
his trip abroad is golf match
with Georges Carpenter. The
Frenchman has vivid recollec-
ton of Dempsey in the ring and
tie golf match was presumably
his idu,
Baseball is probably the most
subtle excuse known to science for
a man neglecting his business: 1t
is carefully hidden under multitude
OF other excuses. :,
When man has TO quit the OF
fee about , o'clock in the afternoon
with headache or a jumping tooth
- when he has to go away early to at
tend funeral OF his nlother-ln-law
or when he has to rush out suddenly
10 get to the bank before it closes
YOU may always find him back Of
first base at some ball park.
Sheriff Gus Hyers is going to
umpire the ball game between his
office and the county treasurers
office.
Wonder if the sheriff will arrest
any of the players if they steal a
base?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

ST. LOT IS

Score by innings:
st. Louis ..........1 90 500 lit
Chicago ..........0 o 0 0 n O. q q o. o
Summary-Runs: Tobin Elerbe. Sister
o. Williams. Jacobson t2l. SEVERED '2l.
Gerber 2), McManus t2,. VanGildar
Errors: Tohin. Hooper Two-base hits
S'sler Williams. Gerber. VanGilder
Homeruns: Eilerhe. McManus Sacrifice
hits: Mcclellan, Fllerbe. jacobson, Van
Glider. Tobin. Double plays: Sisler to
Gerber to Sisler: johnson TO Collins to
Sheely. Left on bases: St Louis =
Chicago. 4. Bases on halls: Off WiIkin-
son. !: off NanGilder. /; off Acosta. /:
of Davenport l. Struck out: BY Van
Glider, 6. Hits: of Wilkinson, In
T" 1-3 innings: off Russell. in % in
ming: Oft Robertson. in . innings: or
Acosta. in l inning: off Davenport
> In innings. Hit by pitched ball: BY
N"n'illder tMcClellan). Losing nitcher:
Wilkinson. I'mpires: Hildebrand and
Mortarity. Time: 1:44
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
ToIa, Games
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Nashville. 6. birmingham, G.
At New Orleans, II: Mobile. ..
At Memphis ;; Little Rock, =.
AZ Atlanta. ): che ttanooEs, ,.S
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,
Standings.
Yesterdays Result.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Result,

Cleveland, II; Detroit. 4.
New York. 5; Washing ton. ).
st. Louis. "A; Chicago. 0.
Philadelphia at Boston (rain).
Today's Games.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
No other game scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16

Totals ..........3J II IS II !
MATTED for Love in ninth.
NNI,atted for Carter in fifth.
NxxBatted for McMlckle In sixth.
Lee out hit by batted bail.
Score by innings:
Omaha ......t.O 3OI I 3 q q 10
oklahoma City .....O . l 0 o 3 = y
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
SCR A nj BLEED
|SPO lR IS
By WAC

The boxing game in Omaha isn't
running along very smoothly.
There must be a couple rough
stones somewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburgh ..........1 o 0 o o.
st. Louis ............0 0 0 0 0 2 1-3
Summary - Runs: Stewart, Rohwer,
Smith. Fournier. Torporcer. Errors: Stew
art Hornsby. McHenry. Aainsmith Two
base hits: Carey, McHenry Fournier Sac
rifice hits Grimm. Stock. Hornsby. Double
play; Maranvile to Stewart to Grimm.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh 4: St Louis
s. Base on balls: Off Haines. /. Struck
out: BY Adams. .. Empires: Moran. Quig-
ley and Emslie Time: Is
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO.


'Ratted for Keen in eighth.
"Batted for Osborn in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-16
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