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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
New York Clubs Well Fortified
10 Meet Western Rivals in
First lntersectional Contests

during the week, and arc leading the
league by three and half games as
result OF today's victory over Phila-
delpi;ia. They will meet possibly
their strongest rivals. the St. Louis
Cardinals, in series starting Tues
day.
The Cardinals proved last week,
chiefly at the expense of Cincinnati,
that they are striking their real stride.
Hitting harder than even the Giants,
they have won five out Of their last
six games and are crowding Chi
cago. which had disastrous week.
Alexander has lost his last two starts
for the Cubs.
Kept Idle by Rain.
y Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton were kept idle large part OF
the week by rain, but the Dodgers
won all three of their starts and
chung to fourth place, closely pressed
by Pittsburgh.
. In the American, the Yankees and
St. Louis jockcyed for the lead, New
York retaining margin Of a single
game.
Cleveland, after losing five straight.
won four i'll row from Chicago and
St. Louis, climbing to third place,
although losing today to the Browns.
The Boston Red Sox. hitting time
ly and backed by brilliant fielding,
showed unexpected strength against
New York and Washington, win
ming both series. Detroit and Phila-
dc1phia showed improvement, while
Washington's pitchers slumped bad
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Bonowitz Slams Out Four
Doubles" Babe" Her.
man Gets Homer and
Double.
By RALPH WAGNER.

The St. Joseph Saints clouted the
ball and ran the bases like wild men
in the tenth inning OF their initial
game with the Omaha Bufia!oes here
yesterday afternoon. winning the
series opener from the herd by the
score OF Is to 10.
The Saints entered the tenth frame
with the score knotted, l0-all. Hurlcr
Mutt Wilson, who had relieved COT
iindaiier in the ninth, faced the
league leaders with a smile. The
first two visitors reached first on
Buffalo hobbies and then the hitting
started. Singles by Smith and Cor.
riden. coupled with doubles by Fisher
and Bonowitz, Debates sacrifice and
McDonald's two-bagger gave the
Saints enough runs TO win the game.
A close decision by "Ump" Browne
OH third when Grabski made the bag
from second on Smiths single, aided
the Saints in their tenth-inning VIC
tory.
The Buffaloes tried hard to tie
the score in their half of the final
inning. The rally fell short three
scores. In this stanza the herd reg
istered a trio Of runs on three hits,
OF which one was double by Gran
than and an error by Nufer.
Hurlcr Stumb started for the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09


The entry list will remain open
to within short time Of the opening
Of the tournament. Word has been
received that R. E. Knepper Of Sioux
City. runnerup to Chick Evans last
year in the western amateur cham
pionship, and Harrison Johnston Of
St. Paul. who lost only one down
last summer to Jesse Grutford in the
national amateur champion, may con-
test Won Elm's crown.
The Country club is making ex-
tcnsive preparations for the tourna-
mcnt, one of the most important in
the west this summer. Additional
traps and bunkers are being placed
on the course, which will be in the
best possible condition for champion
ship play on the date of the toufna-
ment opening.
The first two days Of the tourna-
ment will be given over to the quail
flying rounds Of Is holes each. The
match rounds will be. at IS holes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Jimmy Murphy
Sets Race Record


Santa Rosa, Cal, May 8.-Jimmy
Murphy won the l00-mile Cotati
speedway event in world record time
yesterday, two minutes ahead OF the
former record. when he came home
ahead OF fast field in 81 minutes.
l.23 seconds, an average of ll4.93
miles per hour. Frank Elliott was
second, and Harry Hartz, third.
The old mark for 100 miles on
speedway was 81 minutes, So sec
onds, made by Eddie Hearne on the
same speedway, August IA, 1921.
Pietro Bordino won the 50-mile
event in rs minutes, 1886 seconds
an average speed of 1l4.2 miles pei
hour with Harry ,Hartz second and
Jimmy Murphy third.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
&<As Omaha Bee SportS&h - e
Control Banked Tvs Tigers,
Asserts Rookie Hurler, Who
Is Charged With Oiling Ball

Detroit. Mich. May s-"The only
thing ] had on the ball WAS control
declares Charles Robertson, feerui,
pitcher for hid Gieason's Chicago
White Sos. who finds himself IA.
nous a. . result Of his no-run. no.hii,
no'man'to'hrst game against the
smuggling Detroit Tigers. Aud Mr.
Robertson. who Is IS years old,
doesn't smoke. drink or swear. and
who narrowly escaped being a min.
isier. resents TO q certain extent the
charge made by certain members oil
the Detroit team that he. by some
mysterious process. was eamounag.
ing baseballs by amounting them with
crude oil. or some other liquid
strangely resembling said oil.
Not only did he not oil the balls as
charged. nor cut or roughen them. as
Is alleged also. but he had TO con.
tend with spheres "emeried" by Pill.
lette. Detroit twirler opposing him
on the mound. Robertson asserts.
Always at the beginning OF an
inning found the first ball enc.
ried." he stated. "Im not a crab. al,
though ] don't want accusations OF
an unfounded nature thrown at me.
Hailing the boy as the worlds
wonder" kid" Gleason. manager OF
the White Sox. branded the oiled ball
accusation as bunk
ITS all bunk-the kid got the
goat Of the Tigers, and they're trying
to get hist! AYERS Gleason.
Robertson IL Texan.
Robertson. who halls from Texas,
was studying in Austin college, Sher-
man, Tex, when the war broke
out. Despite the fact that parsons
are among the chief crop produced
by Austin college, Robertson enlist
ed in the aviation branch OF the
service.
After the war closed he went into
the oil business for a time. In 1919
White Sox scout who heard OF Rob-
ertson's fine record as college
pitcher induced him to desert the oil
game for fling at major league
Accordingly the youngster
went to Chicago, but was farmcd out
to Minneapolis, Of the American as
ISOLATION, for little experience.
There, during two years OF pitch
ing / made fair record Robertson
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

says. enough to bring me back with
the White Sox this year.
That his remarkable game agains,
Ty Cobb and his team OF maulers
was not an accident was asserted by
the pitcher. who admits that for a
long time he had dreamed OF pitch
ing just such game.
II had confidence ] would do so.
but had not expected to have such
good luck so SOON" he said.
will you be able 10 repeat your
performance he was asked.
Il sure shall try he replied.
And il Robertson was "doctoring
the pill" as alleged by almost the
entire Tiger team he certainly sue
ccedcd in eonccaling the medicine
case. for Robcrtson's uniform and
glove were subjected TO a thorough
"frisking' by Umpire Evans and
such members OF the Tiger team as
Cobb. Holman. Blue and Veach. all
of whom are. or should be, wise to
all tricks OF the trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Omaha Horseshoe
Heayers Open Season

The Omaha Horseshoe association
started the seasons play at Miller
park yesterday, with c. v. Paul TAX
ing the lead. Paul turned in per-
feet score for 10 games, going
through the series undefeated.
Edward Moravec. who finished
third with total of 1874, and Harry
Butts, Cudahy Packing company
player who finished second, came the
nearest to winning from Paul. In
the Moravec-Paul game, the former
had the star 1910 at one time. A
succession of ringers and an "un.
topped" double or two, gave Paul a
start and the finish was 21-20.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Warner Returns Home.

Stamford University, Cal, May 8.
Glenn Warner, advisory football
coach at Stanford university, is en-
route today for his home in Pitts
burgh, Pa, after putting .gridiron
prospects here through six weeks Of
intensive training. Warner will re-
turn next spring to perform a SINH
lar service. Under his contract he
will become head coach OF Stanford
in two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Britton Offered
2O-Round Bout
With Padgett

Cowboy Padgctt and Champion
Jack Britton have been offered terms
for a 20-round bout at Oklahoma
City for May Is.
Negotiations are now in progress,
Reckless Ray Avis, the diminu-
tive manager Of the Cowboy, is eager
to see the match 60 through, for he
believes his protege's remarkable
stamina would wear down the cham
pion over the longer route. 49,
Padgett and his manager Will
leave tonight for Davenport, Ia,
where the ranger and Morrie Schlai-
fer tangle over the l0-round route
Friday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
PHILADELPHIA
CLEVELAND.

sBAtted fer Thurman in ninth
Score BY innings.
Cleveland ...........1 O7073 t--14
eanss snsaker. McInnia SaveIi Csrdrer
Isl. Wood (s). o'Neill, Uhls ~. Young.
Johnsten, Miller. Dykes. Errors: Wambs-
ganss. Wood, walker. WEIGH. Galloway.
re. g:mi.sca Is
Stolen base: Wambsganss. Sacrifice hits:
Mclnnis. WambAganss. Wood. Double play:
SsWel1 wambssanss Ncrnnis. Left on
49,; GlsvsianS s; i Pnil a. Snns. T.
off Ecksrf. !. struek out: BY Ecksrt. !:
by Uhls. 8 Hits: or Hasty, in s Is
innings; Oft Naylor. : in IL inning; off
Eckert, { in 10 innings. Losing pitcher:
Hasty. Umpirss: Wilson and Connolly.
Time: 2:1s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Dempsey Ready
to Battle Willard
kcarns Says Kansas Heavy.
weight Is Entitled
to Bout.
Copyright. 1899.

London, May SACK Kcarns,
manager for Jack Dempsey, in re-
ferring today to a return match be-
tween the champion and Jess Will
lard, says if Willard wants fight he
is entitled to it. Kearns will take up
this situation on his return to the
United States. He is engaged at
present in arranging matches with
Carpenter and Beckett for which
two big promoters and a syndicate
are negotiating. Kearns expects to
sign both matches before he sails.
Dempsey will witness the Carpen-
tier-Lcwis fight on the 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Thomas Enters Race.

Tacoma. Wash, May s-Jot
Thomas, Seattle racing driver. who
last year won third place in the an
nual national speedway event here
has entered for this seasons Fourth
of July classic. Thomas is the sec
ond entry. Wilbur =. Hkne was
the first
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Policemen Defeat
Musicians, 9 to 8

The Omaha policemen were on
the long end of a 9 to 8 tilt with the
Omaha musicians Sunday. T he
game, played at Miller park, drew a
large crowd.
The battle was close all the way.
Mccoy and Yost worked for the
Cops and Bauer and Gordon for the
Fiddlers.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Pirates Come
From Behind and
Defeat Dodgers
Hits in Ninth Prove I'm
doing of Brooklyn
Senator Pepper Wit
nesses Battle.

Pittsburgh. May s.-The first game
IN the east aud west series in the
National league took place here today
in the presence OF President John
Heydler OF the National league and
United States Senator George Wharf,
ton Pepper. The Brooklyn Dodgers
opposed the Pittsburgh Pirates. the
game being won by Pittsburgh. 81.
The Pirates entered the ninth in
ming three runs behind, and hits by
Grimm. Mat,ox. Rohwer Uniting for
Yellowhorse) and Ems. scored four
runs and won the game, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Sherman Merchants
Defeat Ralston, So

The Sherman Avenue Merchants
won the second game with Ralston
Neb., yesterday by S to 3 score.
The contest developed into a pitch
ers' battle in the first frame.
A three-bagger by Bert Bass, with
two men on the paths, and home
run by Baumgartner featured.
I Santee got four hits out Of four
times to bat.
The Merchants are ready to book
games with any fast semi-pro team
and have sent challenges to Missouri
Valley, Millard and Calhoun.
Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
DENVER.

Score by innings:
Tulsa ..............0 O070e Oil
Denver ..............0 o 0 0 2-3
Summary = Runs: Bennett, Thompson
(2). Davis t2), Lelivelt, Lamb (2), Bau-
man. McGinnis. Boehler. Windle, Comes,
Murphy. Errors: McGinnis, Wright (2).
Stanley. Patterson CD. Spranger. Earned
runs: Tulsa. s; Denver. 2. Stolen bases:
Thompson (2). Two-base hits: Bauman,
Crosby. Long. Three base hits: Windle
fe). Home run: Bennett. Sacrifice hit:
Lamb. Passed ball: Spencer. Sacrifice
flies: Lelivelt. Struck out: BY Boehler, 9;
by Wetzel, 1; BY Beedle. 3. Base on balls:
OF Boehler. g.: off Wetzel, Il off Beedle,
2. Double plays: Patterson Wright Shan
ley t2), Lelivelt-McGinnis. Wild pitch
Boehler. Hit by pitched ball: McGinnis
Left on bases: Tulsa, 10; Denver. S. Runs
and hits: Off Wetzel, s and 9 in 4 2-3 in
ntnss; off Beedle, and 4 in 4 Ia innings
Umpires: Burnside and Fitzpatrick. Time:
1850
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
WItches Defeat Isoo,tess.

Wichita ....,.,.....o 5000 5o-a
Des Moines ........,.0 o o 1 001 0 o.:
Summary-Runs: Smith. Haley. Gregory
Koran. Merx. Errors: Berger. Grant. wag-
ner. Home run: Merz. Two-bass hits:
Butler. Mcdowell. Haley. Koran (2). Sac
rlfics hits: Mcdowell. Koran. Wagner. Left
on bases: wichita. IS: Dcs Moines ~.
Struck out: BY Merz. Q. by Gregory. 1.
Base on balls: Off Merz. 8; off Gregory. ,.
Hit by pitched ball: Mcdowell. by Merz.
Wild pitch: Merz. Passed ball: Breen.
Earned runs: Wichita. 3; Des Moines. ..
Double plays: Turgeon- Wagner. Gregory
Berger Washburn. EMPIRES: Donohue and
Anderson. Time: 1913
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
OiIers WALTON Bears.

Denver. May s.-Boehler's tight hurting.
coupled with five Denver errors, gave the
Tulsa Oilers II to victory here this
afternoon. Tho visitors hammered Ed Wet
eel from the box in the fifth and Jake
Bcedle relieved him
In the last Of the ninth Boehler essed
up slightly and the Bears made two runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
New York Yankees
Defeat White Sox
by Score Of 5 to 7
Recruit Twirler Replaces
Hoyt in Fifth-Mays
Stops Rally in Last
Inning.

New York. May 9. - The New
York American Won the FIRST game
OF their series with Chicago today.
TO 5. Hoyt was replaced in the
fifth by Murray, = recruit. who held
Chicago in cheek until the ninth
when Mays relieved him and
stopped a rally. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Doane Tracksters Win
TRIANGULAR Field Meet

York, Neb., May ESPECIAL Tele-
gram. )-Doane college of Crete
triumphed over York college and
Central City college in triangular
meet on the college campus here this
afternoon. Marsh of Central City
captured the Individual honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

Yesteeday's X
WEsrEaS LEAGUE.
stasdisss.

seetesueye Hesobte.
Louisville. 10: Kansas CiCty, 9.
Milwaukee. IS: indianapolis, II.
Columbus inneapolis, rain.
No other game scheduled.
Today's Games.
Toledo at ST. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
George Won Elm Will
Defend Title Here in
7ransmississippi Meet

George Won Elm Of Salt Lake City winner Of last
defend his title when the Tansmspp golf
played at the Country club here the week Of July TO- according
announcement by Francis Gaines Some of the best golfers
the Pacific coast well from middle and southern
this side OF the Mississippi according
Gaines although the for the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
DETROIT

Stated for Walters in seventh,
'sBatted for Quinn in eighth.
Score by inninss:
Detroit .............o . I 1ooea i--s
Boston ..............o 90 oo1 o Ia
summary-Runs: Cobb. veach. Clark
t9. RiEney (:), Smith. Dusan Errors:
Foster. Dugan (s). Burns. Two-bass hits:
Dugan. Rigney, Blue. Thres-bass hits:
Rigney, Cobb. stolen bases: Rigney, Jones,
Cobb. Heilmann. Sacrifice hits: Baasler
t0. Left on bases: Detroit. >; Boston. 6.
Base on balls: OFF Quinn, 1: off Russell,
]. Struck out: BY Quinn (D. Hits: Off
Quinn. 10 in sinnings; off Russell. / In
inning. Hit by pitched ball: Burns. by
Olsen. Wild pitch: Quinn. Balk: Quinn.
Walsh and Owens. Time: 1887.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Browns Win In Ni.th,

Washington, May s-St. Louis showed
Washington to the bottom Of the race BY
winning 4 loosely played game today, :
TO s.. The ltcai1 led until the ninth, when
Jacobson's triple. Severeid's single and q
double BY Williams gave the visitors their
winning margin. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
St. Joseph Saints Clout Ball
Hard in Tenth and Trounce
Bullaloes in Series Opener, 1910

Saints and travelled until the seventh,
During his time on the hill the
locals collected six runs on eight hits.
He was wild all afternoon. issuing
four bases on balls. Bird relieved
him and started soaring high in the
tenth. Bird was plucked Tor four
runs and six hits during the four
innings he pitched.
Coffindaiier was Bureh's choice.
"Coffey' was nieked for eleven hits
and seven runs in the eight innings
he hurled. Mutt" Wilson was next
on the mound for the Buiialoes. The
Saints jumped on Mutt in the fatal
tenth and defeated the herd.
Bonowitz, Saint cenleriielder, won
the hitting honors OF the day. lie
slammed on, four doubles and a
single out OF six times TO bat. Fisher
got two doubles and a single.
Pete" Snedecor's two doubles ami
single. and Babe" Herman's home
run over the right field fence in the
fifth and his double in the third, iea-
tured for the Buffaloes.
The same teams play today.
Witches Defeat Boosters.
Des Moinss, May a.-Mers. after blank.
Ing Wichita for seven innings. lost control
In the eighth. walking the first three bat
, ,s, s 20 s s % s.s fswsS nre to TO
and to give tho visitors an even break on
the series. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

New York i' ........., Il "a iSc ri
summsry-Runsi s,runk. Collins. Hoop
or. Falk. Mostii. Witt. Baker. Pipp az.
Wood al. Scott. Errors; Mos,ii Pipp.
Tso.bass hitsi Fsik. Pipp., Thres.base
hit. Mostil.. Home run: Baker. Stolen
hases; Collins, Hooper Sacrifice hits;
Scott. Falk. 6trunk. Mcclellan. Double
plays: johnson Coiiins -strunk. Baker-Pipp.
Left on bases: New York. 7; Chicago. 4.
I; Oft Murray. l. struck out: BY Hoyt.
=: BY Murray. 4: by Lsvsrstt, .; by Me-
wssnsy. .: Hlss: OFT Hoyt. : Ia 4 l., In
nings; off Murray. > In ; 80 innings
inning: off Lsvsrett. q In 8 innings: off
McWeensy. : In /? innings. Passed ball:
peyormer. Baik: Leverette Winning
pitcher: Murray. Losing pitcher: Lever
.t,c. Umpirss: Eailin and Moriarty. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Totals IS 10 2714
sBatted for Danforth IN fourth.
ssBatted for Prustt In eighth.
ScorA nv inninsS. ".

BAttod TOT DAnI0rtn, IN IOurth.
'sBatted for Prustt In eighth.
Score by innings:
ST. Louis ............oto 1000 3 81
Warrington ........0 20 90 . o OIL
Summary--Runs: Gerber. Jacobson (2)
SEVERED. EllerbS, McManus. Rice Shanks
Brewer te1, Charity. Errors: Sisler
Jacobson. Peckinpaugh. Two-bass hits
Shanks, Williams. Three-base hits: Nc
Mahus. Gerber. Tobin. jacobson. Stolsr
bases: shank Rice. PeckinpauEh. Sacri
flee hit: SEVERED. Double plays: Jacob
Aon-Ssversid Ellerbs, Rice Peckinpaugh
Left on bases: st. Louis. IL: Washington
"a Base ON balls: OFF Danforth, 2; OF
Pruett. 3; of Mogridge, 5; Of Henry,
Struck out: BY Danforth. 5; by Mogrtdge
{; BY Pruett. .: by shocker, 3. Hits: OF
Danforth. y innings; of Prustt. / ii
eishthI; sff shocker. in . INNING; Of
MoeridGe, II In 8 innings (nons out il
ninthl; off johnson, none In inning
Wild pitch: Pruett.. winning pitcher
shocker. Umpires: Evans and Dineen
Losing pitcher" Mogridge. Time: 9:s2.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
American League.
American Assoclation.
American, association

Milwaukee. Wis. May s. r. H. =.
Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % 3
Milwaukee ...................18 Fl s
Batteries-Cavet, Seib Bartlett, Petty
and Kruger; Reyierro, Sherman. Rose and
Gossett, Sengstock.
Kansas City, Mo, May g. r. H. e.
Louisville ........ ...............10 is 2
Kansas City Observation-Disclosures. s is 5
Batteries-Cullop. Deberry and Bratiem
Morris Lee and McCarty.
Columbus Minnea polls. postponed; rain.
Toledo and st. Paul. not scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Indians Defeat Athletes.

Phiiadelphia. May t.-Hammeriug three
Phitadelphia pitchers for II hits enabled
Cleveland to take the first game Oft Phila.
dslphia. y to :. The hitting Of Jameson
uhle kept the Athletics II hits well
scattered. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

Boston. May .s-oisen pitched eff.c-
lively for Detroit today, the visitors de-
featIng Boston, 6 to :. The work OF Rig
ney and Clark featured the game. The
score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

so'shauEhness, bstted Tor Herman In
ninth inning.
sst.riffin bsttsd for Coffindsffes In
eighth Inning,
score ny tanisgsi
~. Joseph .,,,..,,l $3.50 s-iS
Omaha ,,.......,0 90 90 3-iO
sup,n,sry--t.sft ON bases, Omaha, ., ~.
Joseph, D. Home run; Herman. Three
bss~-hiti tofftndaff~r. Two-bsse hits:
wilcox. Manush. Herman. ssedeeor t:).
t.ranthsm, Fisher t.l. Bonowita ~. Me-
Donald. t.vabski. Runs and hiss: off
tefflndaffer. Z and ~ In Z innings; off
Wilson. q and Q In : inninEs; off Stumb. 8
and q In q inninss, off BIRD. 4 and
IN : innings. Winning pitcher; Blrd.
Losing pitcher, Wilson. nssess on halls:
OF Coffindsifes. 9; Oft Wilson. 8; off
stumb. I. oft bird. !. Struck out: ny
Cofflndaff.r. q; BY Wilson. none, ~
stumb. :, by Bird. 3. HI By pitched ball;
nurrh by stun,b; Smith BY Coffindaffes.
Double plays; Gisleson 10 Wilcox 70 anede-
eor. Baiki stumb. Wild pitch, stumb.
game; a:J5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09

The Bee Leads Other Papers In
Sport News
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Bloomfield Team Loses

Bloomfield. Neb.. May ESPECIALLY -
The Plainview high school baseball team
won the right to contest for northeast
Nebraska honors at the Wayns field and
track meet to be held on Friday, May
12, by defeating the Bloomfield high
team here. The final score was to L.
The game was played in high wind
which made fast play almost impossible.
South Sioux City high won the east d.
vision honors and will be Pleinview's op-
ponent at Wayne Winners of the field
meet game viii get Is points and the
losers s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
500 eif az
OH o o o o . <-s

summary-Runs: HiEh. John.ton t5l,
Griffith. Olson. Grimes. Marsnvilie. Carey
Rohwer Errors None. Two-bass hits;
Miller, Carey. Griffith. Grimes. Three
base hits: Johnston. Meanwhile. Carey.
Stolen bases! Myers fsD. Sacrifice hits;
Myers. Wheat. Miller Left on base: Brook
lyn. 8; Pittsburgh. 9. Base on balls: orr
Grimes. 2; off Morrison. ). Struck out;
ny Grimes. 4; by Morrison. 2; by Yellow
innings: off Msmaux. I in IA inning;
off Morrison. II in Z Innings: off Yellow
horse. S In innings Winning pitcher:
yeiiowhorse. Losing pitcher; Grimes. Um-
1.5G
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Norfolk Beats Columbus.

Norfolk. Neb., May ESPECIAL Tele-
gram. 1.-The Norfolk state league team
defeated the Columbus team Sunday after
noon, IA tor Haggarty and Specie got
home runs. This Is the second exhibition
game won by the league players.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
st. Edward, 6; Newman Grove. 8.

Newman Grove Neb.. May S.-(Special)
EFT Edward TODD the first game Of the
season for the two teams from Newman
Grove by a Ga score, at Newman Grove
Sunday.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
ST. Edward 80 o 8 oo2 1 0 0-S 2
Newman Grove. 0 0 0 90 2-3 1
Batteries Newman Grove, S. johnson.
Human and e. Johnson; st. Edward, Kyle
and Fischer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
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Norfolk Seconds Lose.

Pilger, Neb.. May S.-iSpecial Tele-
m.)--Sunday afternoon the Norfolk
state league second ball team was defeat
ed by the score.of 4 to 3 by the fast Pilger
team on the local diamond. Pilger out
played the leaguers in every phase Of the
game. Hyland and Peters for Pilger, and
Emith. Provost and West for Norfolk were
the batteries. Hits: PilgerS: Norfolk. S.
Errors: Pilger. O.; Norfolk, 0.
Ord Beats Scotia.
Ord, Neb.. May s.-(Special Telegram.)
In the opening game in the Central Ne
braska league, Ord defeated the champion
Scotia sluggers. to s. Cook pitched shut
out ball until the ninth, when Scotia
pushed two runs across in the first Of the
ninth. Scotia found Cook for five safe
ones and took a three-run lead. Hits by
Les Flynn. Jones, Hill and a homer by
Puck, gave Ord the winning tally.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-09
Gibbon High wins.

Gibbon. Neb., May S.-(Special TeIe-
gram The Gibbon High school baseball
team played its second game Of the sea-
son on the home diamond with eKneSaw
high school team. The score stood to s
in favor Of Gibbon. This Is their second
victory.