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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Veterans of Saddle Shining Up
Leather at Ak-Sar.Ben Track
inPreparation for Coming Meet

Herb Qkey) Tullett has thrown his
hat into the ring. Yes sir. Tullctt has
voiced his intentions OF emerging
from retirement and demonstrate TO
John Public" that he is lar from
done as rider.
He and his good horse, key T.,
talked matters over the other morn
ing, and the big bay gelding prom
ised to show Motor Cop up if Tullett
would do the steering from the pilot
house on his back.
The announcement that key rs
owner would once again don the pink
and black jacket, started Old Daddy"
John Singleton to wag his tongue.
so Tullett is going to sport colors
again, eh?" inquired talkative John
as he leaned over the barn door which
houses Flash of Steel.
We'll, that gives me an out to
get my riding tack in order and once
again take the leg up OIL some of
the steeds in these parts. II Ike
thinks himself good enough to COM
pete with the sprouts who will pull
their whips in the afternoon. why.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Americans Off
for Golf Meets

New York, May 3O.-America's
professional "golf triumvirate" Jim
Barnes, Walter Hagen and Jock
Hutchison-wiil carry the battle to
England's links again this year in
the open championship at Sandwich.
June % and %, with at least an
even chance of victory. Hutchison,
who captured Britain's most cher
ished golf trophy last, is abroad tun-
ing up his strokes, while Barnes. the
champion. and Hagen, professional
titleholder, leave today on the steam
ship Berengaris.
Barnes and Hagen will reach the
other side in time to participate with
Hutchison in the tournament at
Glen Eagles and perhaps several
other events preliminary to the open
meet. Z 80
1t will be the third attempt by
Barnes and Hagen to carry off the
British title.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Miss Helen Wainwright
Sets New Swim Record

New York, May 30.-Miss Helen
Wainwright of the New York
Woman's Swimming association, to-
day set new worlds record for $50
yards in an open air pool, negotiating
the distance at Brighton Beach baths
in lag 3-5. The former record,
:49 As, was made last June BY
Mrs. Charlotte Boyle Clune. Miss
Eileen Riggin finished three yards
behind Miss Wainwright and Miss
Ethel McGary was third.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Score. morning game:
Totals
score by innings:

sBatted for Bayne in fourth.
'sBatted for Henry in sixth.
''sBatted for Kolp in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Billy Shade to
Arrive Monday

Billy Shade, brother of Dave Shade
and one of the leading light heavy
weights in the country, who has
signed to meet Andy Schmader in a
l0-round bout at the Auditorium OH
June 9, will arrive in Omaha next
Monday and finish his training here
for the bout.
This will be the first appearance
Of Andy Schmader in IN Omaha ring
for six months and will be the first
one of a series of fights planned for
the Louisville slugger this summer.
Tickets for the show will be
placed on sale Thursday at the Base
ball Headquarters, Merritt's drug
store, P. & B. cigar store, Sports
man and Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
National Balloon
- Race Starts Today

Milwaukee, Wis, May 50-Thc
twelve candidates for honors in the
national balloon race starting tomor-
row, were filled tonight with thou
sands OF feet OF gas and late in the
afternoon they will be released for
their perilous fight into uncharted
areas OF the upper air with their des-
tination dependent entirely upon the
whims OF the wind.
Scores OF men worked over the
bags. at the ball park today, stretch
ing them fiat on the ground for the
final examinations and repair work.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Vertenten Wins 100-Mie
Bicycle Road Race

Chicago, May 30.-Alphonse Yer
tcnten. a l4-year-old lad, riding un-
der handicap of hour and 10 min
utes, won the l00-mile handicap BIZ
cycle road race from Milwaukee, to
Chicago today. Vertenten's time was
4:58:03.
While Vertenten won the race,
Monroe Nolan. starting from scratch
at Milwaukee, set a new worlds rec
ord by making the century run in
4.3s:1S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Hastings College
Places Sixth in Meet

Chicago, ILL.,, May O.-Track and
field men representing Michigan Ag-
riculture college, had little difficulty
in winning the annual invitation col
lcge track and field meet staged up
der the auspices of De Paul univer-
sit yat Evanston today.
Points made by the eleven entries,
follow:
Michigan Agriculture college. SIN
Y. NJ. C.. A. college. s.: Kalamazoo col
lege. Is; Pepauw university. 2l Bradley
college, Peoria. ILL.,. 81: Hastings eel
lege, Hastings. Neb.. 8; Lewis institute,
Chicago, I; Lake Forest college. Lake
Forest, H., 6k; Ypsylanti normal coll
leRe; s.; Northwestern college, Naper-
vile, Ill. 4; Chicago Dental college, 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Heavyweight Champ
Resumes Training

Los Angeles, Cal, May 30.-Jack
Dempsey has resumed training. Ted
~ Hayes, the titleholder's trainer,
has undertaken to give him sufficient
work to keep him in condition. Yes
terday Dempsey boxed two rounds
with some of the best material in
the city, including AN weights from
bantams to heavies. Spectators said
the champion ''looked good.Ii
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
St. Louis Browns Win
Sixteen.Inning Game, 81

st. Louis. Mo-. May So.-The Browns
and Detroit broke even In todays dou-
bleheader. the visitors taking the morn
ing game, to 6, while the locals cap
tured the afternoon contest, 2 to 1. In
is innings. 1t was due to efforts Of the
three recruits that the afternoon contest
went to the local team. after Shocker
had held Detroit to IL hits and one run
in IL Ia innings. Quest. substituting g
for Tobin in right field after the latter
had been put out of the game, together
with Shocker in the 18th inning, singled,
winning run on a single by Collins who
went behind the bat in the 10th in
ming. Pruitt, the Missouri university
star. retired the five batters who faced
him In a row, tanning four.
The morning game was loosely play
ed contest, in which the Browns tried
hard to gain the lead over the make
shift Tigers, owing to suspensions and
tllpess Of players.
aFt
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
u. S. Women Net Stars Win.

Chriswick, England, May 30.-(By
A. P.)-Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal
lory, the American woman tennis
champion, and Miss Edith Sigourncy
Of Boston won their matches in the
first round of the women's singles
for the Middlssex championship
played here today. Mrs. Mallory de-
feated Miss Whitfield, 81. 6-2, and
Miss Sigourney defeated Miss Kel-
scy, 6-3, 6-3. .cgea
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
PITTSBURGH.

Totals 36 IL "a 14
sBatted for keck In seventh.
ssBatted for Gillespie in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
DETHOIT.

'Batted for Flagstead in ninth.
Two out when winning run scored
''Ran for SEVERED in 18th.
Score by innings:
Detroit ......... 200 900 0O1 900 900 81
st. Louis ....... 900 100 900 900 900 1--z
Summary-Runs: Jones. burst. Will
liams. Errors: Cutshaw. Jones (2l, Ger
ber. Ellerbe. Two-base hits: Ellerbe.
Williams, Oldham. stolen bases: VIII
liams, Haney. McManus. Sacrifice: Ger
ber. Double plays: Rigney to Haney.
Ssler to Gerber. Haney to Rigney. Left
on bases: Detroit, II: st. Louis. 10.
Bases on balls: off Shocker. l; off Old
ham. 1: off Olsen, 2. Struck out: BY
Shocker 8; by Pruett, 4; by Oldham. 1;
by Olsen, 1. Hits: Oft Oldham, Is in
IA is innings; off Olsen, 2 in. 1-3 in
nings; off Shocker. IL in IA 1-S innings
off Pruett In l % innings. Winning
pitcher: Pruett. Losing pitcher: Olsen
Umpires: Owens. Wilson and Walsh.
Time: 3;s2
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Eugene Criqui Easily
Defeats English Champ

London. May 3O.-Eugene Criqui,
the French champion, won an easy
victory over Joe Fox. the English
champion. in the international feath-
erweight contest which was fought at
Holland Park hall last night. The
fight was scheduled to go 20 rounds,
but Fox was SO badly punished that
the referee stopped the bout in the
twelfth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
St. Louis Home Run
\ .Clouters Are IN Tie

I; St. Louis. Mo-. May 30.-Posscss-
ing the leading home run batter III
the American and National leagues
today, St. Louis teams aim to win
the long distance swatting SUI
premacy held last year by the New
York clubs.
Pep" Hornsby. second baseman
for the Cardinals. and Kenneth Will
liams. Browns left fielder. each have
knocked out Is circuit drives so far
this year and are in front of their
rivals in both leagues.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Meusel and Lee Each
CIout Out Two HOmers

Philadelphia. May 3n.-Hsmmerins five
Philadelphia pitchers for 20 hit. IN the
second game and winning. ls TO I. en-
abied New York today to divide the
double holiday bill. Meusel. former Ph'lly
player. led in tho slaughter with tive
home runs and a double. Lee OF ths
home club also had . pair OF circuit
clout..
Parkinsons homer scoring two men
ahead Of him in the ninth. and tying the
score, figured prominently in the morD-
ing game, which the Phtllies won. to s.
in the 10th inning.
Score. afternoon game:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
"Bll' Tilden Adds
Another Title to List

Philadelphia, Pa, May 30-Wil-
liam T. Tilden. Ii, worlds tennis
champion, added another to his long
list of net titles today by taking the
championship of Philadelphia and
district from Wallace E. Johnson,
the chop stroke expert, after a hard
fought five-set battle. The scores
we're: 20, 2-6, Ga. 6-2. 6-2.
Earlier in the day Tilden won his
semi-final match from Carl Fischer.
former captain of the University of
Pennsylvania tennis team, 6-2, ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Miss Ballin Wins Matches

Philadelphia. Pa, May 30.-Miss
Florence A. Balm. New York. won
her way tc the fourth round of the
tournament for the women's tennis
championship of Pennsylvania and
eastern states today by defeating
Miss Mildred Willard, Philadelphia.
rs, 40. So.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Ragged Boston Fielding
HELPS Senators Win Two

Boston. May 30.--Washington took both
games Of the afternoon double header
from Boston today, to 4 and to j.
Ragged Boston fielding helped make scor-
ing easy for the visitors. The play of
Stanley Harris and Peckinpaugh was
spectacular, the latter accepting l.:
chances in the first game. Brillheart,
though extremely wild, was effective in
the second game until the seventh, when
relieved by Erickson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
sBatted for Quinn in sixth.
s'Batted for O'Rourke in ninth.

''Batted for O'Rourke in ninth.
Score by innings:
Washington 5 o 0 0 o 0 0-5
Boston ...0 O 0 0 ! 0 2 o 0--3
Summary Runs; Bluege, S. Harris,
Brewer, Goslin, Charity, J. Collins, ].
Harris, O'Rourke. Errors: Pittenger C)
]. Collins. O'Rourke az. Two-base hits:
Charity. Collins. Sacrifice hit: Ruel
Double plays: Peckinpaugh-S. Harris
Judge. s. Harris Peckinpaugh Judge
O'Rourke- -Pratt-J. Harris. Left on bases
Washington. .; Boston. 1S. Base on balls
Off Brillheart, 8; off Erickson. /: off
Collins. 8. Hits: OFF Brillheart in
2-3 innings: off Erickson 9 in 2 Il q
innings; off Collins. in 3 innings; off
Russell. . in I innings; off Quinn. in I
inning: off Fullerton, in 1 inning. Hit
by pitched ball: Burns and Pittenger by
Brillheart. Wild pitch: Brilheart Passed
ball: Ruel. Winning pitcher: Brilheart.
! Losing pitcher; w. Collins Umpires:
Moriarty and Dineen. Time: e:12
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Fight Decisions

indianapolis - Joe yelling, Chicago
lightweight. outpointed Mel Coogan.
Brooklyn in io-round bout
Bridgeport-Louis tKid) kaplan. Meri-
idan, featherweight won judges decision
over Earl Baird OF Seattle. at end of
10 rounds.
Aurora, 1ll--Joe I5urmaE Of Chicago
won the popular decision over Sammy
Mandeli Of Rockford. in 10 rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Yankees Win
Morning Game,
by 80 Score


New York. May J0-Philadslphia
and New York split in the holiday
double bin. the Yankees winning,
J 20 ,. behind Hoyt's good pitching
in the morning. while the Athletics
won IN the afternoon, 4 10 J.
Ruth and Ward twice tied the score
IN the second game with home runs,
bu, Sehang's Wild throw lei IN the
winning tally in the ninth,
Memorial services Al the Polo
Grounds monument 10 Capt, Eddie
Grant. former Giant star. killed in
France. preceded the afternoon game,
Score. afternoon game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Cub Outfielder Traded
to Cards for Heathcote

Chicago, May 30.-Max Flack,
outfielder for the Chicago nationals,
today was traded to the St. Louis
Cardinals for Cliff Heathcote, also
an outfieldcr. The trade was even,
no money being involved. and will
take effect at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31

CHICAGO.

'Batted for Baghy in seventh.
ssRatted for Edwards in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Indians Divide
Double Bill With
Tulsa Oilers
Oklahoma City Pounds Lux
anovic Hard and Win First
Game, I'D TO i-Boehler
Takes Second, ) to l.

Iulss Mas l0.-Tulss and Okla
homs City divided the Memorial day
double-header here today. the sisi-
tors taking the morning contest, ~
TO I, by hitting Lukanoyie hard. aud
the locals winning in the afternoon,
) 20 I. by punching hits of sherman
with errors IN the FIRST inning, Baeh-
ler's home run. the winning tally,
was the only run made by the Oilers
after the first inning in the afternoon
game,
S.ara af,sruaa,, aan,a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Philadelphia and New York Divide Double HEADER Ruth Cou Out Homer
|ocrANblQd. .
|0p0rts %A6

When Charlie Hanson, heavy
weight wrestler. iahglss With Joe
slseheF in . finish match, winner
lass-sll, in Omaha July 4, you ssn
bet your las. iitHsy that ME Han
son viii do everything IN his power
TO dump the Dodge, Nsb. bone
eTnsheF"
Charlie has not decided on his plan
OF battle, but has informed US ,hs,
when he enters the ring 10 tackle
Joe he will he ready 10 wfestle the
iofmer title holder by blue prints,
II draw up my plan Of hattie,
bafked Charlie yesterday, before
each one oi my matches, ] NFestie
my opponent according 10 my plan
or blue print. aud thus lar my plans
have never gone asifay,"
Charlie also told US jus, about the
length oi time il would take him 10
pin Me-. Steehef Tor the first iall, The
second fall, according 10 Mr., Hanson,
will no, be a. long as the FIRST fall,
The second fall viii end the match,
We are unable 10 publish, al the
present. Just how long !, will take
Charlie TO throw S,eehef. Should
we publish Hanson's opinion OF
S,eeher as wrestler Joe might get
sore and cancel the match. ANYWAY.
Hanson doesn't think much oi
steeher as a wrestler.
Guess Joe doesn't think Hanson ],
much OF a wrestler. When Joe and
Charlie signed on the dotted lines,
Sieeher impaired the information he
wouldn't wreSile Charlie unless u
was on a winner-take.all basis.
See where the Omaha Bui-
faloes beat the Bears. Q TO J yes
,crday on muddy field a, Den
yer.
Maybe the Buiialoes are mud
ders" and play best when the
field is sort OF soft.
Speaking OF Isbell, owner OF the
Wichita Western league ball club
the Bald Eagle" always carries with
him the little silver horseshocs thai
were presented to him back in 1910
Now We know why the Witches
were so lucky in their recent scrie:
with the Buffaloes.
II Billy Shade. light-heavy-
weight, Is as clever with his fists
as his brother. Dave. then Andy
Sehmader should prepare himself
for a busy night here June 9.
The removal OF Babe Ruth's ton
sils has improved the home run
kings oratorical talents, as the
Bambino's recent ehest-to-chest
conversations with the New York
umpires have demonstrated.
Playing cards has become pop.
ular game with Omaha Western
league players. The smart bal
players are invariably the best caro-
players.
The late Mike Finn, who wa:
secretary OF the club and accom-
panled the team on most oil IT'S jour
neys to other towns, often said thai
he could always tell how smart Z
ball player was by watching hin
play cards.
"This getting hole in one" said
a prominent Omaha golfer recently
isn't so much OF an accomplishment
Holing the ball from the tee on shorl
holes has now become so common
that the achievement doesn't create
furore any more. The other day ]
made the course in one.
1T happened this way. was
driving from the first tee and sliced
my drive SO badly that the ball car
ried off to the 18th green, $50 yards
away, and dropped into the cup. Try
and beat that one"
Who said the 10Th hole was gone =?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Indians Drop From Third
To Fifth Place in Race

Cleveland, May 3o.-Cieveiand dropped
from third TO fifth place In the league
race today. dropping two games to Chi
caeo. The score Of the morning game
was I to o and that Of the afternoon,
10 s. After holding the Indians to two
hits IN six innings. Courtney weakened
in the second game and the locals tied
tho score In tho seventh. Faber replaced
the left-hander and held Cleveland safe.
Chicago won out in the ninth on Multi
gans single. q sacrifice, an out ana
Johnson's infield single
Score, afternoon game:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31


sBatted for BaRhy in seventh.
s'Ratted for Edwards in ninth.
Score by innings: e.
Chicago .............0 l ~ II
Cleveland ..........0 0 000eo 0-6
summary--Runs: Hooper. johnson, Col
Inns. MostiI. Sheely. Mulligan, Courtney.
Speaker. Stephenson, Sewell. McInnis.
Wood. Gardner. Errors: Wambsganss.
Sewell. Two-base hits: Collins, ONeill.
Three-base hits: Collins. McInnis. Sac
rifice hits: Collins. Faber, Wambsganss.
Double play: Courtney -Mulliga Sheely.
Left on bases: Chicago, IA; Cleveland, 8.
Base on balls: Off Courtney, /; off Soth-
oron. ? ;off Bagby, I. Hits: OF Court
new IN s innings (none out In seventh) !;
off Faber. in innings: off Sothoron.
II in S Is innings: off Bagby, 2 in 80
inninss: off Edwards, in innings. Hit
by pitched ball: Mostil. by Sothoron; Mos
til BY Ragby. Struck out BY Courtney.
i; by Faber. 4: by Sothoron. 2. Winning
pitcher: Faber. Losing pitcher: Edwards.
Umpires: Chill and Connolly. Time: s:2o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
PHILADELPHIA


One out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Pinto in eighth
Score by innings:
New York :. 80 3 u 10 0-S
Philadelphia .....o . ? 90 0 0?4 1--9
Summary--Runs: Bancroft. Young. Meu-
sci, Kelly (2) Cunningham. Snyder. J.
Barnes, Walker (2), Wrightstone. Will
fiams. Henline. Parkinson t2), Fletcher,
Lee. Errors: Bancroft t2). Snyder Leslie.
Lee Two-base hits: Kelly, Walker. Will
liams (2), Lee t2), Fletcher t2), Ban
croft. Three-base hit: Walker. Home
run: Parkinson, stolen bases: Wright
stone. Young. Sacrifice hits; Groh. Sny-
der t2. Double plays: Frisch-Kelly.
Williams Parkinson. Left on bases: New
York. IL: Philadelphia. 13. Base on balls:
Off Barnes. 3; off Sullivan, 2: off Pinto,
1; off Causey, O. Struck out: BY Barnes,
I; by Pinto, 2; by G. Smith. !. Hits:
OF Barnes. Is in Ia innings; of
Causey, in inning: off Smith. > in
1-3 innings; off Sullivan. none tptched
to two bstteJs). off Pinto, S in ; "a
innings; off Baumgartner. 5 in 2 innings.
Hit by pitched ball: Groh, by G. Smith.
Winning pitcher: Baumgartner. Losing
pitcher: Causey. Umpires: KLEIN and
Pfirman. Time: 225.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Vance Establishes
Seasons Strike Out Record

Brooklyn. y. Y. May 3o.-Brooklyn took
both games from Boston today. winning
the morning contest. 9 to 3. and taking
the afternoon encounter, S to 4. The
Dodgers clouted Lansing for seven runs
in the fourth inning of the morning game.
In the afternoon Vance established a sea-
sons strilleout record by tanning 10
Braves. Bert Griffith had q field day at
bat with six hits.
Score. afternoon game:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Cubs Bunch Hits
and Capture Two
From Cardinals
Chicago Nationals Take Morn.
ing Game. I to ! aud After.
noon Contest, : to l
After Pitching Duel.

Chicago, May 10 - Chicago
hunehsd Us hits this afternoon and
made il tao straight from -. Louis,
! 10 I, They won the morning
game, I 10 !, The afternoon contest
sas a pitching duel between Doak
and Aldfidse. the former suffering
one bad inning. Healhcote and
Flssk, ou,helders. who were traded
alter the morning game. played this
afternoon with their new clubs.
Score. afternoon game
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
BROOKLYN.

Boston ,.O o 0 0 / 0 0 81
Brooklyn ..........2 0 03 2 o Ks
Summary - Runs: Barbara. Ford,
O'Neil, Gowdy, Johnston. B. Griffith (2),
Myers, Ward. Schmandt, Deberry (2).
Errors: Holke, Watson, Johnston 90.
Two base hits: Christenbury. B. Griffith.
Ward. Three base hits: Ford High. My
ers Sacrifices: ONeill. Ward. Double
plays: Ford to Barbara to Holke, Bar
base to Ford to Holke. Left on bases:
Boston, II; Brooklyn, s. Bases on balls:
Off watson. 1: off Marquard, 1; off
Vance. L. Struck out: BY Watson, i;
by Marquard. 8; by Vance, 10. Hits:
OFF Watson, in 8 Ia innings: off Mar
guard. in 4 % innings. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Vance (PowelD. Losing pitcher:
Watson. Umpires: Quigley and Moran.
Time: 1:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Y~sterdsy's Results

1eSFrdsys Results.
Chicago. ~; Cleveland. o-s.
New York. "a. Philadelphia "a.
Detroit. 6-i; ST. Louis. 5-2.
Washington. rs: Boston. a..
Today's Gsmes.
Detroit At st, Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland,
Washington at Boston.
No others scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Score, morning game:
Score by innings

ScDT0 ny lHulhSs.
Boston .... % 1 0 o o 0 0-3.
Brooklyn ,...0 ! Z II 0 0 x-9
Summary--Runs: Powell, Boeckel
Ford. High. Johnston. r. Griffith. Wheat,
Myers, Schmandt, Ward. Miller, Ruether
Errors: Nicholson, Ford. Lansing, john
ston. r. Griffith, Ward. Three-base hits:
B. Griffith (2). Stolen bases: Boeckel.
Wheat Sacrifices: Miller. B. Griffith.
Dovble. plays: Powell to McQuillan to
Boeckel, Ward to Johnston to schmandt
Johnston to Ward to Schmandt Left on
bases: Roston. Z; Brooklyn, TO- Bases
on balls: Off Lansing, 2; off McQuillan.
Quillan, i: by Ruether, g. Hits: Off
Lansing. in innings (none out in
fourth): off McQuillan. s in innings.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Ruether Pow-
elD. Wild pitch: McQuillan. Losing
pitcher: Lansing. Umpires: Quigley and
Moran. Time: 1855
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
BRYAN Downey Wins

Akron, O., May so. - Bryan
Downey, Cleveland middleweigh,,
won the newspaper decision over
Harry krohn OF Akron here today
il 4 l2-round bout,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
southern Association,

New Orleans 8; Memphis. 0irst
camel; New Orleans. s; Memphis. (sec
ond game).
At Little Rock 4: Birmingham, 8 (first
game): Little Rock. 2; Birmingham,
(second game).
At Atlanta, 8; Nashville, Girst
gamel Atlanta, 5; NaShville, 0 (second
game).
At Chattanooga, 81 Mobile, tfirst
camel; Chattanooga, q Mobile, I (second
game).
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31

Iossis ~ ~ ~ II -

Seors bY Innings
rhiisdeiphis ....,...oo -
New York .,sss,s.,,o oooo ! p--a
summsry--RunsE walker. McGo~an
az. Dykes. Ward tsi. Ruth Erfotsi
Young. galloway. Scott, schsnE Two
base hits Johnston, Dykes lgD, Walker.
Three-bass hit. u. Miller Home runs
Ruth. Ward. Stolen base; Meuowan.
Sacrifices; shawkey. Galloway. Double
plays; schsng to Scott. shswksy TO Pipp
30 Baker. Left on bases; New York. g..
Philadelphia. T. Rasss on balls; Off
shsvksy. .; eff H.imsch, :. Struck out;
~ ghawkey. .: by Heimaeh. .. um-
piyss: Hsliin. Hildsbrsnd and Evans
Time: l:ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-31
Score, afternoon game,
t,ssls as II -
snaIIad fnr shsTInan In nIIhIh-

.Bsttsd for sherman in eishth,
Score by innings
Oklahoma city - asioioa a-i
Tulsa .ss.s.sts.ssssst 10 pptp IA
summsFy-Runs; ninsistdi, Rates,
Tate, sherman, Bennett. Davis. teilseil,
Lamb. Rashier. Erforai Fisher. Tate.
Davis. Twosbsss hits; Bates. Lsits-lt,
Lamb Home runs sherman, Roshier,
Sacrifice hits: Roehler Thompson. Sac.
rifiee. Middleton. Left on bases Okla.
homa city. II, Tulsa, ?. Earned runs:
Oklahoma city. I. Tulsa. T. Struck out:
ny sherman. I: by Boehler. 8. Bases on
balls; or sherman. 9: off Poehisr,. :,
Hit. and runs: Off sherman. ard =
in q innings; off Allen. and IN
inning tmpirer; Anderson and Dona'
hue. Times 1870.