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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Browns Defeat White Sox
in Extra.Inning Contest

81. Louis. June IA single by sisisr.
with shorten on third base. broke up .
is-innlns battle between Fsb~r ana
OF the ssries with Chicago. 4 TO ). Davis
gave four bases on balls and allowed
seven hits. ono . home run by Faik.
while Faber was bstted for 10 hits. II
was Falk's third homo run In two days.
EnnrAs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Suzanne Sorry Mrs.
Mrs. Mallory Lost

Paris, June l.-Suzanne Lenelen
processes to be annoyed over the de.
feat of Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Nal.
lory in a tennis match in England
several days ago BY Mrs. Bearnish.
"Tm sorry" said Mile. Lenglen
today. Perhaps Mrs. Mallory may
not reach the finals at Wimbledon" !"
The French player called attention
to the fact that Miss Elizabeth Ryan
defeated Mrs. Beamish. 6-2, 6.2. at
Brussels and added, "I've always
said Miss Ryan was 4 better player
than Mrs. Mallory"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Injury to Prevent Miss
Leitch Playing in u. s.

London. June l.-Miss Ceet
Deiteh, former woman golf cham'
pion. will be unable to compete in
the American women's championship
because OF an injured arm. She
strained the muscles OF the forearm
in the United States in 1921 and was
ordered by her physician TO rest IL
for several months. She did this, but
on rcsuming play for the British
championship this year. hurt the arm
AGAIN
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Pitcher Blossom, Coast
Hurler. to Join Packers

San Francisco, Cal, June L.
San Francisco's baseball team con-
tinued its race for the Pacific Coast
league pennant today, minus the
services of Pitcher r. R. Blossom,
who will be sent to the Sioux City
club of the Western league. The
shift was made to bring the club
within the 20-player limit, which be-
came effective today,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02


lineups will not be materially
Rejected class A players will be
waived into leagues Of lower class
ification unless claimed by other class
A teams.
The big upheayal in the amateur
ranks will be in the class B and c
loops, as pilots Of teams in these
leagues will be nabbing all available
class A talent to strengthen their
clubs for the summers pennant drive.
This will result in a number Of class
B and c players becoming unat-
tached.
After June Is no players can be
signed except to replace those who
have dropped out.
South Siders Give
Three the Gate.
The South Side Merchants, who
are in tie for first place in the
Metropolitan league with Twenty
fourth and Lake Street Merchants,
have released Frank Stillmoek, in
fielder; Ted Jipp, first baseman, and
Ray Johnson, pitcher.
c. Rogers. an outfielder; Ed Siege,
in6elder; Teddy Veat and Jess
Kranda, third baseman, have come
under the pruning knife on the
Woodmen Of the World team.
The Murphy-Did.Its have cut
loose First Baseman Pete Adams;
the North Omaha Boosters have re-
leased First Baseman Shorty
Adama, who has been claimed by
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

.Battsd for Osborne in eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Earl Smith. Giant Catcher,
Is Definitely Suspended

Philadelphia, June 1.-The New
York Giants have los, the services
OF one OF their best ea,ehers and con-
sis,ent huers. Manager MeGraw
announced last night before the club
lei, for Boston the indefinite suspen-
sion without pay OF Earl Smith. Fall
ure 10 observe training rules out.
lined by MeGraw led TO the edict.
Smith was directed TO leave Phila-
delphia for his home in Hot Springs.
Ark, this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Bennett Rides ] ,562 Miles
in Less Than "a Hours

Tacoma, June 1.-Wells Bennett
Of Portland. Ore, yesterday broke
the 24.hour continuous riding mo-
torcycle record held by Cannonball
Z. G. Baker. covering 1862 and q
fraction miles in less than n hours.
The record was made on the track
Of a local speedway association.
Bennett also broke the 1,000.mile
record held BY Baker.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Buo Attack Packers in Eighth and Win Game by to Score
Tobin Is Suspended
After Row With imp

ST. Louis. June i.-Righuielder
Tebin OF the ST. Louis Americans
Was given notice OF an indefinite sus-
pension yesterday afternoon by um-
pire Brick" Owens. resulting from
an alteration during Tuesdays eon-
test with the Detroit Tigers. Pitcher
Shoeker. who was ordered out OF the
game with fobin. was not mentioned
by Owens. Whether the notice OF
suspension came from Ban Johnson.
league president. was unknown here.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
No game.
Semi-P 70 and Amateur
YaIrfleld Wins
'~stern League,

Fairfield. Neb., June 1.--(Speclal. )-The
locals easily trimmed tho fast ser1ipro
baseball team from Superior here today
to the tune OF to 0. The feature OF
the game was the twirling Of sconce of
the locals. who struck out II men and
allowed only five scattered hits. 1t was
his fifth consecutive shutout.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Superior :. 10 o 0 900 o 90 8
......1 2 0 3 0 1 Z D KS u !
Batteries: Slaby and Losey; Sconce
and Trobough
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

PldycIS W ISISd0S 0IlU tIlO
changed.
the Nebraska Tires, and the Knights
Of Clumbus have discarded Stanley
and James Roneka, brothers.
Bees Have Many
Players to Release.
Tony Thornton, Cliff Postlewait
and Carl Luebbe have been made
free lances by the Lakemen and
the Cusacks have issued passports
to Ernie Lockwood, Ray Lindberg,
Bob Safer and Frank Frahfn.
The Omaha Bees, who have had
a large number Of players under
contract in an effort to bolster their
lineup, have let out Halle Calvert,
Bill Harrison, John Mclaughlin,
Vaughn Lutes. Charles Smith, Emil
Bauer, c. A. Calvert and Jess Black.
Mclaughlin has joined the Betsy
Ross team, while Black has signed
with the Postoffice Employees.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

xBatted for Mclaughlin in ninth.
Denver .........1 0 o 1 0 0 0 Ks
Des Moines ....... % VI 0 o o o l o.
Wagner. Yuma, Wright
(2). Parker. Error: Ehanley. Earned runs
Des Moines. /: Denver. 3. Stolen base:
o'Brien. Two.base hits: Yuma, Wright tel,
Three.base hits: Yuma. Banner. Stanley.
Sacrifice fly: Milan. Struck out: By Sails
bury 6; BY McLouthlin, 8. Bases on balls:
OFT Salisbury, 8: off Mclaughlin. l. Double
plays: wright Cartwright; McLoughlin-
Gorman. Graham. Left on bases: Des
Moines, .; Denver. Z. Umpires: Brown and
McGloom. Time: 1:46.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Lincoln Defeats
Fairbury,StoO 0
Victory Gives Capital City
Nine the Lead in State
League.

Lincoln. june i.-Lineoln syensd
up the series with Fsirbury here to-
day. taking the second game by
score Of 8 10 0. and again ascending
to frs, place In the Nebraska State
league race. The locals punched hits
on both Lovieh and Brown and were
aided in their scoring by Fairbury's
five errors. Pitcher Bailey was .
puzzle TO the visitors. and was given
fAultless support.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Braves Blank
New York Giants
in Hot Contest
Fillinsim Holds Visitors to
Five Hits-Nixon and
Frisch Furnish Fea.
lures of Game.

Boston. June i.-Fillingim held
New York to five hits today. Boston
winning. 2 to o. Boeekel's double,
singles by Ford and Fillingim and
Gfoh's error on Nison's arounder
gave Boston two runs In the fifth.
Nixon's play in the ouheld WAS bril-
Ian. Friseh heided sensationaily.
In the sixth Boeekei stole second
and third and Holke stole second.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
GRAND ISLAND.
BEATRICE.
Totals IS ~ Isl

xBatted for Kirschnsr in ninth.
1xBatted for Johnson in ninth.
Beatrice ......,...0 oi66 ID
Grand Island ........0 I % 00c 1-S
summafy--Runs: Parker. Baumann, Nc
Kee. warnstaff. PaInstierA (3). Metz, Har-
wood. Errors: Hill. Quinnz. Krschner.
Kranda (s), warnstaff. Metz. Three.bass
hit: Metz. Two-bAse hits: warnstaff. Har-
wood, Roberts, Roben. Sacrifice hits: Nets
(1 Kranda, Hili. Quinn. Bases on balls:
Off SchuppA. 2. Stolen bases: Hill. Mckee.
Double play: schuppe TO Kranda to Leidle.
Struck out: BY Wiley, 4: by schuppe. II.
Z. Passed bali: Unser. Earned runs:
Grand Island, 4: Beatrice. 2. Umpire.
Gonding. Time: 1913.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

sBatted for Pfeffer in seventh.
s'Hstted for Jonnard In ninth.
sssBatted for Carlson In seventh.
"'sBatted for Cooper In ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ............1 0 o o o o 2 o t-3
Pittsburgh ..........0 o o o o o.
summsry-Runs: Smith. Torporcer. Four
nler. Carey, Bisbee. Error: Pfeffer. Two
base hits: Smith. Hornsby, Carey. Home
run: Fournier. Stolen bases: Hornsby. Big
bee. Sacrifice hits: Mann. Traynor. MueiI.
er O, Grimm. Rohwer. Left on bases: st.
Louis. .; Pittsburgh. 6. Bases on balls: Off
Pfsffer. ); off Carlson 8; off Barfoot. I.
Struck out: BY Barfoot. /: BY Carlson, s.;
nings; BY BArfoot. 3 IN 3 innings; off
Carlson. 3 in Z innings; off Cooper. 8 In .
innings. Winning pitcher: Pfeffer. Losing
pitcher: Carlson. Umpires: O'Day and
Hart. Time. 1:A3.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Southpaw Holds Beatrice
and Grand Island Wins

Grand Island. June l.-Despite six er-
rors. Grand Island won from Beatrice
here todsy..S TO :. schuppe. . new south
paw twirlsr, holding tho visitors to six
hits. while the Iaisndsrs' hits came In
bunches and brought runs. schuppe famed
IL bstters, Parker was banished from the
gans for raggins the umpirss.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
HAHrlNGs.

summAry--Rune: Sucker, Wiser, Mari
ca. spslinan. wissinston. Errors: Stuck
Three.bAss hit: Mari. Two-base hits: Wig
ginston, MARI Sacrifice hits: Rounce, Pc
terson. Bases On balls: Off ePterson, 2; off
Moore ,. Struck out: BY Peterson 4; by
Moore, s. Left on bases: Norfolk, IL:
Hastings, l. Earned runs: Norfolk, 3;
Hastinss, 4. Umpire: Snyder. Time: 1:H.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Packers In the
iirs, game Of a
hve-contest series
a, the local lot. 0
to !.
The game was
gliding along on
an even basis
until the eighth
when the Bui.
ialoes got kinda
peeved Al some.
thing or the othe!
and W all ope d
Pitcher w ilso n
for five run S
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
JOHNNY Move Loses.

Portland, Ore, June Johnny
Trambitas Of Portland won from
Johnny Noye, St. Paul, in tame
l0-round fight here last night In
the semi-windup Battling Ortega
won the decision from Billy Gar.
deau OF Boise, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Totals a. 10 ~ iol
Nsnosty out, hit by battsd bail.
sRattsd for Burns In ninth.
ssHattsd for o'Rourks In IN ninih.
sssBAttsd for W. Collins In ninth.
Boston ,..,....,....o ! ~
New York ..,....,,.o 90 ios h-s
summary--Runsi puEsn t.l, J. Collins.
Errors, W. Collins. Pipp. Two base hiisi
Bush. Thres.base hits: J. Collins, Ruth
Sacrifice hit; Pipp, Double plays! Ward.
scott and Pipp; 6chsng snd Scott. Pratt.
oRourks and Burns Left on bases; New
York. ., Boston. 8. Bases on balls; Off
nush, .; off W. Collins. .. Struck out:
BY Bush. .. by W. Collins. .. umpiresi
Dinsen snd Morarity. Time: ::oT.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

New York ..........,o 30
summsry-Runs; ;noeeksi, Ford. Errors:
oroh. Douglas. Two.bsss hits: Bosokei
stolen bsssss; Holke, Boseksi ca, Double
plays: Bancroft 10 Ftiseh 10 Kelly: Bar.
bare 10 FlliinGim, Left on bases; New
York. q: Boston, 0. Bases on balls. Oft
Douglas. .; off Fillinsim, .. struck out;
BY Fiiiingim, >. Hits: of Douglas. 7 In
I innings: off causey. none In inning.
Losing pitcher: Douglas. umpirea; Moran
and Qnisiey. Time; i.33
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Cleveland Bunches Hits
and Defeats Tigers. S to 2

Cleveland, June 1.-Cleveland punched
hits Oft Olsen apd stoner ana defeated
Detroit, to 2. in the first game Of the,
series here today. veach featured the
game with Z bare-handed running catch
Of Woods fly agains tthe left field bleach
ers. The teams will play . postponed
Fame tomorrow.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

sBatttd for Osborne in eighth.
-. Score BY innings:
Chicago ............0 o o o o o o ! OIL
Summary--Runs: Daubert, Duncan, Har-
per, Winto. Lukue, Friberg. Caveney. Err
rors: krut, Burns. Two.base hits: Cave
ney Daubert. Home run: winso. Double
plays: Caveney to Bohne to Daubert ca;
Wingo to Pinelli: Osborne to Grimes. Sto-
len bases: Duncan, Heathcote. Sacrifice
hits: Pintlli t2). Left on bases: Cincinnati,
Z; Chicago. T. Struck out. BY Luke. s;
by Osborne 3; by Freeman /. Bases on
OFT Alexander, & In 22.3 innings; off Os-
borne. in s 1-3 innings; off Freeman,
none in inning. Losig pitcher: A1exader.
umpires: sentellt ahd Mccormick. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Alexander Driven From
Box hv Cincinnati Reds

Chicago. June 1.--Cincinnati battsd AL
exander out Of the box today and defeated
| series. Winso drove a home run over the
right field wall with q man on base. Ludue
wst given Sensational support by Cave
ney. Pinelli and Bohnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Bears Take Opening Came
Of Series With Boosters

Denver, June Roy Salisbury won =
pitching duel from Mclaughlin with air.
tight hurting here this afternoon and Den
with pes Mones to 2. Two splendid
running catches by shaniey, Denver right
fielder, were features Of the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Witches Trounce Indians
in Easy Fashion. Is to ]

wichits. Kan, June f.--Wichita raised
ita 1871 pennant here today ana celebrated
by trimming Oklahoma City In easy and
emphatic fashion, 13 10 I. The game was
preceded BY exercises and flag.faisint In
which Governor Allen and A. r. Tearney,
president OF the league. took part.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Chicago .......o 0 o0oolioo Us
st. Louis ......0 o 1 90 900 Ia
sunmary-Runs: Mostil. Fslk, Me-
Clellan. Shorten. Gerber. Ellerbe, Nc
Manus. Errors: Collins. Gerber, Nc
Manus. Two.base hits: Shorten. Hooper.
Sheely. Three.basc hit: Ellerbe. Home
rum Falk. stolen base: Sisler. Sac
rifices: schalk, Sheely (2). johnson.
Collins. Faber. Double play: Gerber TO
sisler. Left on bases: Chicago. Z: st.
Louis. .. Bases on balls: Off Davis, 4.
Struck out; BY Davia 4; by Faber. ..
Hit by pitched ball: BY Faber Jacob
pitcher: Faber. umpires: wilson, Ow-
ems and Walsh. Time: 2:e7.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Homer in Seventh Inning
Wins Game for Cardinals

Pittsburgh, June i.-st. Louis won from
Pittsburgh today J TO 3. Fournier's homer
into tho right field bleachern In the sew
enth inning with one man on base deeid-
Ing the game.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Japs Defeated

Toxic, June 2.-The baseball
team from the University of Cali
fornia defeated the Meiji university
team today, ! to !
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
fAlEfk!l{1Egg&l}S2 Az !l1Egl}2

Lefty Powers who recently pitched
onehit game for the North Omaha
Boosters, has jumped to an lows semi
pro club. His loss Is Z blow to the
Boosters.
Bud Lawler. who opened. who opened
the season with the Drfve-It- Yourselfs At
shortstop. has Joined serni.pro outfit
in Iowa.
Bert MeAndrews, 3 well known Omaha
player, has aligned to perform on the in
field for the Tin Lixties. McAndrews
probably will be put at shortstop, which
was made vacant By Bud Lawier joining
= eemi-pro team.
The Lake Street Merchants have signed
c. W. Ross. . catcher. who played semi
pro ball last season IN Tennessee, and
Edgar Simpson, an outfislder.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Vhinam. Wiehita ......a..........s ~. ...S coisaiSs-is
Summary--Runs: Bates, Berger ta).
East (3), Blakesley t2). Haley G), Nc.
Dower al Errors. Gintiardi IA, Mid.
dleton, FISHER. Krueter ts) washbutn
Sacrifice hits: Washburn, Griffin. Two.
Earned runs; Wichita 3. Double play.
Bates Mann. Bates. struck out: by Greg
Org /; by Brady g. Bases on balls: OF
Brady g. Left on bases: Wichita, 10; Ok
lahoma City. t. Hit by pitched ball: Ha-
ley, Griffin. Umpires Ormsby and Holmes.
Time; I 1:37.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Tight Fielding and
Pitching Wins for Norfolk

Hastings, June l.--Tight fielding 6y Nor
felix and inability of Hastings batters to
find Moors1 deliveries. gave the visitors
. Stool victory over the locals today.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Frank Okrie i
Faces Iowans
in First Game
Locals Score Five Runs on
Four Hits - Wilson
Blows Up in Fatal
Eighth.
By RALPH WAGNER.

With Frank Okfle on the mound,
the Omaha Buiialoes surprised the
fans and gave Manager Barney
Bureh the surprise OF his life yes,er'
day when they trimmed Chick"
Maliiek and his flusging Sioux City
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Sa(l2S:Es22SSSs:

SessJs
oink Fowler umpired in the Un-
desground League Of Arizona. You
might think that Roughtown was
tough, but Oatman. Arizona, is 20
tough that collisions, earthquakes
and forest fires are by invitation
only.
0ink was pesehed pretty until the
Gila Monster Cadets crossed jack
hammers with the Hassagimpa
Hishsraders.
The baselines were mine tunnels.
Home plate was in the main
shaft. The fans eheered with dyna.
mite.
The seoreeards were Dr.. Hostel
tsr's Almanacs.
An undesirable immigrant playing
centerfisld funbled . quart Of nitro.
glycerina When 0ink started to
escape, he started to loop like . guy
trying to get into the Walled City
before they closed the gate.
The last seen OF 0ink, each one Of
his ten toes was kicking up Its
separate cloud Of dust.
We wish he would come back, az
We have Z barber In oatman who
shaves strangers with chissls and
thinks Geronimo had the right idea
about clipping hair.
Yours frigidly,
Bob Doman,
Oatman, Arizona.
Oatman must be pretty tough on
double holidays, but it doesn't figure
with Roughtown, which was the
crystal receiver for all crime broad
casted in the last century.
Gink used to umpire in many min
ing towns. Cripple Creek tried to
make him change one Of his COLLAPSE
Bile decisions. That's how the creek
got lame.
Tonopah and Goldfields went after
0ink With both barrels. Gink dove
into 4 flea's garage and started from
scratch.
The Boots league played under the
old sidewhisker rules. The outfield.
ers wore high hats and swallowtail
vests. Umpires were out on the first
bounce. The batter would call for
anything he wanted and the pitcher
had to throw it.
Gink called for an inshoot and a
New England boiled dinner.
The crowd saw that he got the in
shoot and then went after him to Gee
that he got the New England steam
ed groceries.
Gink was such . lightweight that
he wouldn't even leave footprints il,
Z putty road.
when he got to New England he
found that he had run away from the
only friends who had ever chased
him. This almost broke his appetite
into small squads. Gink was man
who used 4 live ion's claw for q fork.
He wanted to sleep, but he didn't
have the price Of hot stove. He
was so tough he couldn't sleep on
anything else.
Compared with him the James boys
/ were ribbons on Maypole.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays 8esulte.
Milwaukee, 3: Minneapolis, :.
Columbus. 6: Toledo. 8.
indianapolis. .: Louisville, ..
st. Paul. 10: Kansas CITY. -.
Today's Games.
Toledo at louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
St. Paul At Kansas City.
Southern League.
At Atlanta, Nashville doubls.header
postponed, rain
At New Orleans, 6: Mobile, :.
Al Little Rock. s: Memphis. I.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
Pruning Process Will
Result in Upheaval
in Minor Leagues

ANY amateur players today found themselves
adrift from the team on which they launched
completed welding the ak to be down to the
12-player limit, effective today.
A majority of teams in the two premier
muny leagues-the City and Metropolitan
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Summdfy-Runb: JOneB, F1aSstedd,
Wambsganns, Speaker Stephenson, Sewell
(2.) Error: Rigney. Two-base hits: Stoner,
Haney. Wambsganns. Three-base hit: Ste
phenson Sacrifice hit: Wood. Double play:
Veach, Cutshaw. Aaney Left on bases: De-
troit. 10: Cleveland. Z. Bases on balls: Off
Olsen, 2: off Stoner, /. Hits: OF lsen,O
In Alb innings; off stoner, 8 in 1913 in
ninss. Hit BY pitched ball: BY Uhle
Weach.) struck out: BY Uhle 1. Losing
pitcher Olsen. Umpires Chill and Con-
molly. Time: 1:32.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
S5orES@i Sio5oorrEfsS@

Buddy" Logan. claimant Of the
junior welterweisht title and q mem-
Der OF Omaha's iis,ic colony. has
been offered bout with Cowboy"
Padgett. the pride OF Dolores
(Coio.). Denver and q few other vii
lagos a, Tulsa, okl., June 8.
The "Cowpuncher" was scheduled
to meet Champion Jack Bri,,on in .
return bout June 6, but Britton in.
jured his hand in training and was
forced to cancel the bout.
Whether Logan and Padaett bat.
tie in 4 return bout depends upon
the Cowboys" weight. Logan wants
Padge,t TO make l43 At 3 o'clock the
afternoon of the scrap, while Pad
gett is holding out for lN pounds.
Padgett fought Britton here
early last month and declared fol-
lowing the bout that during the
encounter with the champion the
air was 90 full Of gloves that he
thought Spalding's factory had ex-
ploded.
Grand Circuit racing fans will
probably be both surprised and dis
appointed when they learn tha!
Single G., celebrated Indiana PAGER,
will not start this year. Single G.,
now IA years old, seems to have
earned a rest. His owner, William
2. Barefoot, says the veteran side
wheeler will enjoy life Of ease un.
til he dies.
George Schilling, who 10 in
Omaha, preparing to publish HE
form chart following each days
program At the Ak.Sar. Ben track,
says:
"The coming Ak-Sar.Ben meet
Is the talk Of the town, and II there
Is 4 human in this village who
don't know that the thunder Of the
thoroughbred's hoofs will BE- heard
coming down the home stretch
here for l3 days, they are asleep
with their headlights wipe open
Thep probably think that Man-o-
War is q battle ship"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

suminary--Runsi Orr. csvis. Wood. NC
Coy D. Gibson. tinker. conkly. Errors:
base hit; Bailey. Stolen base; Dye poubls
plays: Bliss 10 Mepermott; Goodwin to
Rooney to winbush: Dye TO Mccoy. Struck
out: ny Lovich. 5: By brown. J. by Bal.
Bailey. I. Umpires! FoS ard Hawthorne.
Time. l:t0
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


N6tetU1yo tSS~vttos
New York. o; Boston. 4.
Cleveland. 8: Detroit. ..
81. Louis. 4: Chicago. ..
Washington. Philadelphia. rain.
Today's Dance.
Chicago at 81, LOUIS.
Washington at Phiisdelphia.
Boston at New York.
(So other game scheduied).
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ]
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Boston. .. New York. o.
NJ. Louis. .. Pittsburgh, ..
Cincinnati, a. Chicago. y.
Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain.
Tsdsy's Osmss.
New York at Boston.
", Louis At Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
tSo other sAnia sehsduisd).
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-02

Two out when winning run scored.
sRan for Hooper in eighth.
Score BY innIngs:
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Calliope viii Shrek
No More at Wheeling

WHEELING, w. Va, June H.
Music from steam cailiopes on steam
ers journeying up, and down the
Ohio rived 10 not heard here. Some
time sgo, when church members de.
clareds the steam music interfered
with sermons being preached In
wheelins's churches. q ban was
placed on Sunday music.
Later, residents claimed the cal.
Iipoes interrupted their slumbers of
the early part Of the night apd q sec.
ond ordinance was passed by the city
fathers. River boats now contribute
no longer to musical enjoyment at
any time.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
MAJESTIC SHIP LINE
INCREASES SERVICE

Freight and passenger facilities
Of the Majestic steamship Line,
operating between Washington and
Piney Point. Nd. have been en-.
iarged by the acquisition, Of the
twin.screw steel steamer Ocean
View. with q carrying capacity Of
500 passengers and 100 tons Of dead.
weight. She win dock here from
Norfolk Monday.
The Ocean View viii take care Of
creek wharfs off the Potomac
which the draught OF the Majestic
prevents her touching at. The Ma.
Jestic viii extend her route to Yeo.
comic and Coan rivers. Sailinss Of
the two steamers viii be 20. ar.
ranged AZ TO give q daily service
to Colonial Beach, the Majestic put
ting out from washington on Tues
dnys and Thursdays at . p. m, and
saturdays at D. m, ana the
Ocean View on Mondays, wednes-
days and Fridays at 2 q. m.