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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Weights for Brooklyn
Handicap Announced

New York, June 9.-Weights for
some eight thoroughbreds entered in
the Brooklyn handicap to be run at
Aqueduct June l6, were announced
today. They will vary from 90 to
135 pounds, if all the horses go to
the post.
Weights of the more prominent
entries, several of which may be
scratched, are:
Exterminator, lj5; Mad Halter,
1928; Yellowhond, l26; Gray Lag.
l2o; Sennings Park. l22; Audaci-
Gus, l22; Captain Alcock, ll6; Nor
vich, lis; Snob II, ll2; Playfellow.
ITO; Lucky Hour, 1903: Flying
Cloud, lO6; Pillory, los; My Play,
100, ; IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
&1|%@R9lER|edSP9l3 en- 5

Lodge (Mont) fight club wants
Schlsifer to meet Joe Limonich in a
l0-round bout on iire-cracker day.
Limonich is the welterweight who
recently won over frankie Murphy.
The beaches are due to open
soon and the handsome life guards
will be on hand to do the thrilling
scenes. Girls, the best way to snag
husband Is to be rescued by q
life guard. It invariably ends in
bridal wells and orange blossoms.
Bud Logan, another Omaha wei
terweight, and frankie Murphy oi
Denver have been matched for a L.
round bout to a decision at St
Joseph, Mo-, the night OF June l6.
Both Murphy and Logan have de-
cisions over Schlaifer. The Denver
welterweight is a slugger, while Lo-
gan is more OF a la Britton.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

The dual mile races between Joic
Ray, the champion, and Ray Watson.
the former Kansas Aggie sensation,
are getting to be quite an attraction.
In fact, they are being staged nearly
as often as Mike Gibbons and Mike
O'Dowd fight.
Carpenters willy manager, Des-
camps, is quoted as saying in re-
lation to the fight with kid"
Lewis: mo boxer who fights
Georges can make an elementary
mistake and survive"
What Descamps means is mo
boxer but Dempsey" Jack left
his chin unguarded and the
Frenchman hit it for all he was
worth, and soon after Carpenter
was listening to the sweet carping
of the mocking birds.
Johnny Greeley, manager of kid"
Schlaifer, has received an attractive
offer for the Kids" services July T..
According to Johnny, the Deer
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Cleveland, o., June 9,-All Cleye'
land baseball fans tonigh, were
mourning the death OF James {,
Dunn. president oi the Cleveland
American league baseball club,
which because OF his disposition had
won the appellation OF Sunny Jim"
Mr.. Dunn died in Chicago early
today.
Upon receipt of the news OF his
death today's game between Cleye-
land and Washington wac postponed
and Mayor Fred kohler ordered the
ag on city hall flown at half mast.
No club owner was higher
esteemed by his players than Mr.,
Dunn. 1t was pleasure for him TO
mingle with his men and the ath-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Two out when winning run scored.
ConpA h,,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
FIVE TOCON
BELMONT STAKES
Snob II, Hea, Pillory, Ray Jay and
June Grass Expected to Go
Postward.

New York, June 9.-From present
indications there will be five starters
for the annual running historic Bel
mont stakes at Belmont Park tomor-
row. Snob II, the French-American
bred colt for which ]. S. Cosden paid
1000; Hea, from the Salubria sta
bles: Pillory, the Preakness winner,
owned by R. T. Wilson, jr.: Ray
Jay Of the Quincy stables, and June
Grass, owned by Clifford A. Cochran.
are expected to complete the field for
the mile and three furlongs race.
They will each carry 1926 pounds.
The association expects crowd of
at least 10000 people, including many
from Chicago, Baltimore and Wash
ington, who already have made
telegraphic requests for box reserva-
tions. co..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Wilder's Homer
Wins Game for
Buffaloes, rs

Oklahoma City. Ok. June o.
Poor base running on the part OF
Tate and Long. Pitts error and
disputed decision cost the Indians
the opening game Of the Omaha Sc
ries today. 7 to S, After O'Connor
had t:en given . life by Pitts error,
Young dropped what looked like q
perfect strike over the plate for the
third strike and what would have
been the third out. Thinking he had
famed, Wilder started to toss his
bat away when Umpire Fitzpatrick
called II q ball. Wilder sent the
next one over the fence for the two
runs that decided the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
1923 Olympic Games
to Be at Amsterdam

Paris, June 9.-(By A. P.)-Am-
sterdam was confirmed as the site
for the 1928 olympic games by the
international olympic committee at
its meeting today, which was at
tended by w. M. Garland of Los
Angeles. as the only American rep
resentative.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Centre Star Clues
Blood to SaUe Lite
of Married Sister

Louisville, Ky, June o.-"Red''
Roberts, captain of the Center college
football team and star of Walter
Camps 1921 All-American eleven,
yesterday gave the third pint of his
blood in the third successful trans
fusion operation in two weeks in an
effort to restore health to his sister
Mrs. Kenneth Humphries.
Physicians reported that Mrs
Humphries would need no more as
sistanee from "Red" and that she
soon would be on her way to re-
eovefX
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Today in Ring History


Philadelphia Jack O'Brien against Pad
dy Sheehan. draw, Reading, Pa, rounds.
Twenty three Years Ago To-day.
James J. Jeffries knocked out Bob Fits
simmons, Coney Island. II rounds.
Twenty two Years Ago.
Abe tKid) Goodman knocked out Jimmy
Connors, Bangor. Me-, 9 rounds.
Eighteen Years Ago.
Fighting Jack HyIand knocked out Jack
Roach. San Francisco, l round.
Eight Years AGo.
Johnny Coulon knocked ont by Kid wN-
liams, Los Angeles, 3 rounds.
Siy Years Ago.
frankie Mason against Joey Nelson. no
decision. Fort Wayne. Ind, 10 rounds.
Five Yeafs Ago.
Charley White against Johnny TilImaa.
no decision, Minneapolis, 10 rounds.
! Billy pefcs Knocked out Bobby Ksllv,
Arookiya, round
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
SIOUX CITY.
sBatted for Roettger in ninth.

odltcu lUT nOCIt6cT III
SIOUX Clty ..s.VlV EoI UUS-u
Wichita ...............31 200 01x-S
Summary-Runs: Hemingway Oster-
gard ~, Williams. Berger az, Wash
burn. Blakesley (2). Errors: Query.
Earned runs: Wichita. Z; Sioux City. G..
Sacrifice hit: Washburn. Two-base hits:
Hamilton, Elsh. Berger, Blakesley Me-
Dowell. Three base hit: Ostergard., Home
| runs: Ostergard Query. Stolen bases:
Berger t2), Smith. Washburn. Hits and
runs: Off Didier, and in 3 innings
off Roettser. and in innings; oft
Ramsey. s and II in innings: off Maun,
none In Ia inning. Double plays: Hamil-
ton to Palmer to Metz. Palmer to Hamil-
ton to Metz. Struck out: BY Ramsey, S;
by Didier. !: by Roettger, 1, Base on
balls: Off Ramsey, :off Didier, 8; off
Roettger. 8. Left on bases: Wichita, 6;
Sioux City. s. Wild pitch: Roettger
Passed ball: Query. Hit by pitched ball:
Weshburn. twice. by D!dier; Haley by
Didier. Umpires: Anderson and Donahu
Time: e:1o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Upo-Date Nevs and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Cleveland Baseball Fans Mourn
Death of Sunny Jim" Dunn

leies found his company TO be
pleasantly inspiring. Les Nuna-
maker aud Jack Graney. veteran
playerp and Clay Folger. head OF
the police force at Dunn field, were
delegated to represent the club q,
the funeral. They left for Chicago
tonight.
IL Is believed here that Mrs. Dunn,
widow OF the dead man. will main
tain her financial interest IN the
baseball club. Should she decide to
do this, she will be the first woman
club owner in the American league.
In this event It is probable that
Iris Speaker. manager OF the In
dams, or Tom Walsh Of Davenport.
Ia. vice presiden,, will be named
president OF the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Was Cink a
Hard Driver!
Every Time lie Slapped That
Golf Pimple It Skidded
Dizzy. t

Yeu make me cry until my ~ass culver
whrn you boost that big pie snatehes tssnh,
l,s ~.. . sese areasd ,h. old sesas.ow.
y a,ans :"' know ,s., h. W.. . ss,s.,.
bst . man With . head shaped like
.ss.,ard :r.d Is liable to do anything
Hopins that he falls do~astsivs snd
bs~aks all the steps,
I re"si" yours. for mo- rss;sn q sn.
CAM REYNOLDS sounds very
gummy TO US. Gink could
~ have chewed him up in q
round.
Gink is not a professional golfer.
He buys his own drinks. ...,
Neither is he an amateur golfer
because he invites friends TO have
a snifter with him.
Everybody knows that the rules
Of the Roughtown Country club
prohibited members from shooting
more than six caddies to . round. (.
A member could shoot onc-haif
dozen assorted sizes and shapes of
caddies. But ii he wanted to gun
more than that, he had to have a.
legitimate excuse. Otherwise, the
house committee would fine him
hatful OF rain.
Vardon and Ray came over here
in the summer of 1889 and congress
looked around for q man to stem the
tide Of invasion. They saw Gink be-
cause no matter whether il was a
riot or . battle, you had to turn
around to see Gink.
Vardon and Ray stepped forth in
their knickerbockers and Gink
sashayed out in his formal bath
robe with lapcls on the hinges. Var
don smacked the pill and drove it so
lar that it looked like a bees eye.
Ray then crashed into the xutta
percha and spanked that berry so
hard that it turned sour. Did that
stop Ginkus? No. He swung his
club IS times and swstted the ball on
the fifth round trip. He had wasted
Six swings, hut when he got wound
up he was an eight-day golfer. Il
The pill travelled so quick and
so fast that all the telescopes ex-
ploded N the Lick observatory.
These telescopes could flirt with
the moon and not wink an eve.
but when they tried to follow
Gink's drive, they sprained their
gears.
The drive might have gone fur
ther 1t some Eskimo hadn't stolen
It. And it might have killed the
Eskimo II Gink had swatted it with
the club instead of his wrist. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Carpenter Agrees to !.
Match With Beckett

London, June 9,-Georges Carpen-
tier, according to Sporting Life to-
day, has verbally agreed to a return
match with Joe Beckett, the English
heavyweight, whom Carpenter
knocked out in a fight in London two
years ago, and will sign a contract
soon. If the arrangements go through,
the newspaper says, the fight will be
staged in London in October.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
White Sox Drive
Three New York
Pitchers to Cover
Came Featured by Extra Base
Hitiing-Bob Meusel and
Ruth Each Get
Home Run.

Chicago. June 9.-Chieago bstted
the New York pitchers hard today.
driving three OF them out OF the box.
and won the final game OF the series.
10 TO 3. The game was featured by
extra base hitting, Bob Meusel
knocking out his fifth home run Of
the season. and Ruth also polling his
fifth.
Ru,h's drive cleared the screen in
center field. the first time this ever
was done. Catcher Sehang hurt his
leg in sliding into first base early in
the game and Devormer ran Tor him
by agreement. Schang assuming his
position behind the plate. Later De-
vormer went in as catcher. The
teams made a total OF 27 hits, which
were good for 43 bases.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

TWO OUT Wnen WInHIHB
Scere by innings:
Tulsa .10l 900 101-4
Summary-~Runs: Wright. O'Brien, Pat
terson, Bennett (3), Thompson. Errors:
Comes, Cartwright, Spranger. Two-base
hits: Wright. Patterson, Davis. Stuart,
Spencer, Spranger. Home runs: Bennett,
Patterson. Sacrifice hits: Thompson (3).a
Stolen base: Spranger Earned runs:
Tulsa. 3; Denver. 8. Left on bases: Den
ver. s; Tulsa, 10. Base on balls: Off
Rachac, 1; off Black, 4: off Hall, 2.
Struck out: BY Rachac, /; by Black, s: by
Hall, 3. Runs and hits: Off Rachac. 2
and 4 in 1-3 innings. Hit by pitched
ball; McGinnis and Bennett. by Han.
Double plays: Stuart to Lelivelt, Thomp-
son to stuart to Lelivelt. Umpires: Nc
Gloom and Brown. Time: 1:H
Score. second game: +
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Homer Aids Cardinals
in Defeating Phillies

Philadelphia June s.-Fourniers- home
| run drive. scoring McHenry ahead Of him
In the fourth inning. aided St. Louis to-
day In taking the first game Of the series
from Philadelphia: by a to 8, score
Pfefter held the locals safely In the
pinches. Goldie Rapp played his first
game today since his serious accident a
month ago In st. Louis and his fielding
| was feature: So ..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Record Won't Stand.

Helsingfors, Finland, June The
mark set here yesterday by Hannes
kolhemainen, Finnish-American run
ner, will not stand as a world rec
ord, re-measurement of the track
showing it to be AZ metres short OF
Is kilometers required.
The record for the distance Of
1862 6-l0 was established by Kol-
hemainen in 1920. His ;rtn over
the short track yesterday was COM
pleted in f:26:43. - - tss.z 80. p
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Athletics Beat Tigers
in Final Game of Series

Detroit. June s.-Philadelphia defeated
Detroit. 10 to 3, in the final game of the
Stoncr's wildness in the first inning and
punching drives off johnson and Cole.
who followed him. The latter hit Jimmy
Dykes In the head with a pitched ball In
the second inning, knocking him uncon-
scious, but the Athletic third baseman
returned to the game after Heimach had
run for him, Manager Cobb agreeing to
tho arrangement.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Browns Get Even Break
in Series With Reds

ST. Louis, June s.-The Browns defeated
Boston, to /. here today. making an
even break, in the series. Dave Danforth
tanned eight batters. Two balks were
charged to him.
A third inning rally routed Ferguson
after the Browns scored six runs. With
the Yankees losing today to Chicago, the
Browns meet the league leaders here to-
morrow but two and half games behind
them.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Score BY innings:
Tulsa ...................423 900 02x--11
Summary-Runa; Long (2. O'Brien (2),
Hall. Bennett %, Thompson (2), Lelivela,
Lamb. Stuart (2), Glasfer. Two-base hits:
Long. Patterson. Lamb 90. Thompson.
Home runs: Bennett, O'Brien. Sacrifice
hits: Thompson. McGinnis. Wright. Stolen
bases Lamb. Stuart Left on bases:
Denver, s; Tulsa. z. Earned runs: Denver,
S: Tulsa, II. Base on balls: OFF Hail. l.
Struck out: BY Salisbury, 4; by Hall, S;
by Glasier. l. Runs and hits: Off Sails
bury, and . in 2 Ia innings. Hit by
pitched ball: Glasier. by Hall. Umpires:
Brown and McGloom.. Time: 1850. +-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Tulsa Captures Both
Ends of Double.Header

Tulsa. Oki, June s.-Tulsa took both
ends Of double -header from Denver this
afternoon. 4 to 3 and IL to s. The first
Hall. after Denver had batted Rachae
from the box in the second inning. In
the second game Tulsa pounded Salisbury
from tho box In the third inning after
scoring seven runs. Glasier made his
debut with Tulsa and pitched well until
his teammates had nine run lead.
Score. first game: 4a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Dan Murphy Cause of Hitting
5 Spree, Steve O'Neiu Declares

merely tends to make an unusual
hitter out of good one, for weak
sister at the plate is always hope
less.
You can think for him, but you
can't give him eyesight.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Totals 80 II - lsl ~
sBatted for Bush In eighth

Score by innings: a.. A.. a., a
New York .,........'..'.'"o oya oya 60
ChtrAGO WV VAv 80 -
summary-Runs: Ward. Ruth 1O. Mee'
m Faik (3), Sheely az. Courtney. Err
rors: None. Two-base hiss: Scott. Hooper.
Faik (2). sheeiy. Meusel Three. hits:
Pipp. Courtney. Home run: Ruth. stolen
bases; Scott, schalk. Sacrifice hits: sheely.
schaIk. Double plays: Ward to Scott to
pipp, Hooper to Collins to Johnson. Left
on bases: New York. .: Chicago. .. Base
on balls: Off Courtney, I; off Murray.
off Hoyt, 1. Struck out: BY Courtney. ,:
Hits: OFF Jones. Z In Ia inninss; OIL
Hoyt. . in Ia inning; off Bush. In 1.s
inning: off Murray. . In ] inning. Wild
pitches: Burt. Courtney. Losing pitcher:
Hoyt. Umpires: Hildebrand and Chill.
Time: 2:0t.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
iS.eis scor. ss M = !: :

Grand Island 900 loo o2o-3
Summary y--Runs: Speaker. Metz. Palm
atisres Orr Ghrr.g. Wood. Carr, tinker,
Gonheyk 1srors: Harwood tO, Orr IA,
NcCcX Three base hits; Paimatiere. Fed
GeleH Two-base hits: warnstaff, Palma
yef4 Weed. Gibson. tinker. Sacrifice
dtie Williams (9). Struck out: By Fed
Gi1a {: BY Shook. 1; ~ Williams. 4
Hasa on balls: Off Fedefele. 3 Double
: 15aay: Metz to Harwood to Roberts. Earned
fnus: Grand Island. 1: Lincoln. Z. Runs
ond hits, Off Federele. and IL in Z
NniAgs; Oh Shook, and : in / inning.
fasssa balls: Speaker l3). Left on bases:
ees.1 Isie4d. I: Lileoln, T. Umpire:
esadins. Tina; !
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
BOSTON.
PITrsBuRGH
Totals 3S II "a Ill
sBatted for Cooper in eighth.

'Batted Tor Cooper IN elgHtH.
Score by innings:
Pittshureh -. 010 1104000-3
Boston .N.102 001 93x-7
Summary -, Runs Traynor. Grimm,
Cooper Barbara (2), Christenbury, Nchol-
son. Holkes Ford ONeil Errors: Tierney.
Christenbury, Ford. Two-base hit: Ntchol-
plays: Traynor to Tierney to Grimm. Bar
bare to Ford to Holke. Left on bases:
Pittsburgh. H. Boston. 7. Base on balls:
OF Cooper \; off Ysiiowhorse, , l.; of
kby Yellowhorse, L; by Oeschger. 2. Hits:
OF Cooper, 8 in innings; off Yellow
horse, 4 in 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball:
Chr!stenbury. by Cooper. Losing pitcher:
Cooper. Umpires: Mccormick and Sen
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Score by innings: -..
Cincinnati .loO wv ooo-i
summary-Ruas: Duncan. High. Ward.
Errors: Burns. WinHo. Caveney. Two-base
hits: Duncan, Caveney. Sacrifice hits:
Johnston. B. Griffith. Myers. Ward.
Double play:-F Johnston to Ward to
Schmandt. Left on bases: Cincinnati. 3;
Brooklyn. g. Base on balls: Off Couch.
2: off Grimes, 2. Struck out: BY Couch.
3; by Grimes. a., Hits: OFT Couch. in
z innings. off Gillespie. In l inning.
Umpires: O'Day ard Hart Time: 1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Steady Pitching
EnablesChicago
to Defeat Giants
Cubs Score Three Runs in
Sixth With Two Men Out
-Nehf Has One
Bad Frame.

New York, June 9.-Alexander's
steady pitching in the pinehes en-
abled Chicago to defeat New York
today in the last game OF the series.
4 to }. Nehf had one bad inniiiR.
the sixth, when Chicago scored three
runs after two were out o.
Score: -..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Dodgers Break Losing I
Streak in Game With Reds

losing stread today when Grimes tightened
UP after the first inning and beat Gin
cfnnatL . TO, I. A sensational catch OF
Wards wide throw by Schmandt. COM
pleting a double play, stopped the Reds
In the ninth. Errors gave the Dodgers
their two runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Links Pound Islanders
Hard and Vim I to 3

Lincoln. Neb., June s.-Hapk ana con-
sistent hitting won for LAcoEn here to-
day in the first Of 4 thres- d.an,e series
With Grand Island. ~ !. The Links
pounded Federele for a. nlaA while VIII
liant was holding the sStsiteS1 to seven
hits. which were scattered.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Wins Fourth Straight

Central City, Neb., June s.-(special)
Central City won its fourth straight
victory here Sunday by taking the long
end Of to 3 score from Albion. House
on the mound for the locals held Albion
to five scattered hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
BEATRICE.

Summary-Runs: Sucker, Herrerth,
Speece. Pizer. Errors: Wiser. Marr, Her
erth. Hacket. Two-base hits Rouse Pizer
Struck out: By Hacket. I: by Speece. 6.
Base on balls: Off Hacket, Q: off Speece
none. Hit by pitched ball: Atherton Wild
pitch: Hacket. Earned runs: Beatrice. I :;
Norfolk, ?. Umpire: McCown. Time .
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Braves Defeat Pirates
by Seven to Three Score

burgh. to 3, today. the last two innings
being played in severe electrical storm.
Sensational catches by Bigbee and
Mueller and stops by Ford and Barbara
were features
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Karl Adams Holds
Des Moines Scoreless

st. Joseph. Mo-. June s.-Karl Adams
was invincible, holding Des Moines score
less in the first game Of the series and
the Saints won, 8 to 0. The locals batted
Lefty Odenwald at will.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Summary-Runs: Olson (2). Corriden
(2), Fisher (2. Stevenson. Grabowski. En-
ror: Stevenson. Two-base hits: Olson,
Fisher, Stevenson. Three-base hit: De-
Fisher. Olson. Corriden, Stevenson (2).
Struck out: BY Adams. s.: by Odenwald.
2. Base on balls: Off Odenwaldi. l..
Wild pitch: Adams. Earned runs: St.
Joseph, s; Des Moines, none. Left on
bases: st. Joseph, .; Des Moines, 6. Um.
pires: Holmes and Ormsby. Time: l:40.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
PHILADELPHIA,
'Batted for G. Smith in ninth.

~BHtleu TOT G n1nTtH IN HIIItH :
Score by innings:
st, Louis 010 20f 000-4
Philadelphia ....,. ,...'...... .1o1 900 1903
Summary-Runs; Hornsby, McHenry (2),
Fournier, Walker (2), Lee Errors: Flack.
Lee. .Two-base hits Lee (2), Hornsby
(2). McHenry Home runs: Walker, Four
nier Sacrifice hits: Rapp, Stock. Double
plays: G. Smith to Fletcher to Leslie,
Ainsmith-. to Lavan. Left on bases: St..
Louis. 4: Philadelphia, I. Base on balls:
OFF Pfeffer, Q. Struck out: BY Pfeffer.
s; by G. Smith,: 8. Umpires: KLEIN and
Emslie Time. 1926
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Superior, Neb., June s.-(specia)-The
locals defeated the Bruning team here
Wednesday s to 3. The pitching Of
Munger for the home team was the fea-
ture Of the game. Batteries: Bruning.
Doemeir, Hawks and Schultz: Superior:
Munger and Losey. Geneva plays here
next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
|<&,ni1pr!o
iif

Pilger Wins Game.
Pilger. Neb., June 9.-(SpeciaD-
defeated the Fremont All-Stars here
Wednesday, to S. Batteries: Pilger.
Syland and Peters; Fremont: Timing
and Adams --5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Specie Hurls Good Ball
and Beatrice Loses Game

Beatrice. Neb.. June s-Norfolk took
the opening game Of the series from Beat
rice today by q score of 3 to 1. It was a.
slow eame throughout. Specie pitched
splendidly.
Score: : =- H..
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Witches Drive Didier
From Box and Win, SO

Wichita, Kan, June; S.-Wichita drove
Didier from the box In the early innings
and piled up a lead which Sioux City
could not overcome later. the champions
winning. 8 to 6.
Score. ~ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

a..Batted for Young In ninth.
Omaha .................. .0O1 lO4 0O0-7
Oklahoma City ......... 200 OO2 03o-5
summsry-Two base hits; Middleton,
Ginglardl. Three base hit: Glslason. Home
run; Wilder. Sacrifices; Wilcox. Gran
Sn %:, s.:. 3. s. xSSn OR S:n Yo1". Sass ri
Dsrrough, g. Earned runs: Omaha, 3;
Oklahoma City. o. E-uble plays, Tate
Massey Bates; Massey -Mann.l3ates; GFif-
n-Gislason; Gislas0n0- w Wilcox -SnedecoP,
Omahs. s; Oklahoma City, 8: Time:
l:S0. Umpires: Fitzpatrick and Burn
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10

Miller, Bancroft. Two-baHc hits: Friberx.
Miller. Three. base hit: Statz. staten base:
Terry stengei. Double plays: Frisch to
Bancroft 10 Kelly. Holiocher to Terry to
Grimes. s6rimes tunasalsted). Base on
balls: Off Shea. /: off Nehf, 8: off Alex
nnder. 2. Left on bases: New York. =:
Chicago, g. Struck out: BY Alexander, I;
by Shea, l. Hits: OFF Nehf. s In 7 In
nlnss: Off Shea, / In (? innings. Losing
pitcher: Nehf. Umpires: Moran and
OuiRley. Time. 1887
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
PHILADELPHIA.

PhileAeInf,a sol 021 012-10
Ds.rcit 900 900 13o-- )
Summary-Runs: Young (3), Johnston.
Walker, WEIGH. Miller (s). Perkins. Blue,
veach, Cole. Errors: None. Two-base hits:
Miller (2), Blue. Three.base hits: Walker.
Johnston.r. Home run: Welch. Sacrifice
hits: Perkins. Galloway, Cutshaw. Double
piays: Dykes to Young to Johnston. Rom
mel to Young to Johnston. Left on bases:
PHILADELPHIA .; Detroit, s. Base on
balls: Off stoner. q off johnson. s.; off
Cole. 1; off Harris l. Struck out: BY
johnson. 4; by Cole, 1. Hits: OFT Stoner:
none In no innings (none out In first); Oft
Johmnson, Z In 6 innings off Cole. S In 3
innings: off Harris, . in s innings (nons
out in NINTH; Oft Rommel none In In
ming. Hit by pitched ball: Cutshaw. by
harris; Dykes. by johnson. Wild pitch:
Stoner. Passed ball: Perkins. Winning
pitcher: Harris Losing pitcher: johnson.
Umpires: Moriarity. Connolly and Dineen.
Time: c.05, ,-
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core by innings
Duniap Wins from WooSbine

Dunlap. Ia, June s.-(SpeciaD-Dun-
lap won from Woodbine on the iatter's
grounds Wednesday, 3 to 0. This was the
locals sixth straight victory. The same
teams play at Dunlap next Sunday.
Score by innings:
~ r. H. e.
Dunlap .,.........010 100 0e1-3 S
Woodbine ......... 900 600 000-0 .
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-10
Southern Association

Nashville, o; Atlanta, 3.
Memphis. 8; Mobile. 3.
Little Rock. 5: New Orleans. !.
Chattanooga, 4; Birmingham, 5.