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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Wrestling Match
to Be Indoors
Mat BOUT Between Hanson
and Stecher to Be in Audi.
torium Afternoon July 4.

Arrangements for the Joe Stecher-
Charlie Hanson wrestling match
here July 4, were completed
yesterday at a meeting OF the man.
ayers OF the two grapplcrs and Jake
Isaacson, matchmaker for the Amer
lean Legion, which is staging the
show.
II was decided to stage the match
OF Drawn in the City auditorium in
the afternoon. The auditorium.
scene OF many iis,ic battles in the
last year, will be ice cooled for the
occasion.
The selection OF referee has not
been made, DOC" Elwood, repre-
senting Hanson, and Anton Stecher,
brother manager Of Joe, being unable
to agree on one.
They have until two weeks before
the match to select referee and il
by that time they have been unable
to agree, Isaacson and the state box
ing commission will name the third
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Six Races on
Program for "
Opening Day
Stage All Set for Second An.
nusl Ak.Sar.Ben Spring
. Running Race
Meet.
A IL of Omaha will move ou, to
~ Ak'SaIr Ben field this after.

A IL ~ Omaha will move out "a
Y As.sar Ben field thi, after
80 noon,
King Thoroughbred begins his H.
day reign starting ., 80 today. The
immense plant. according 10 all IN.
diea,ions. will be well filled when the
cugle tools. sending the first field
oi runners 20 the post.
The opening card. consisting ol
six races. promises plenty Of action
ior the afternoon, Large field will
viii perform in five events. while the
sis,h. which is over a distance oi
sround. shosli prufs 4 sterling bat-
tic from web 10 wire.
The As.Saf. management, Is
prepared 10 show the public a rous'
ing openirs. Horses suiiieien, for
two meetings OF the present ones
sire. are on hand aud noted Jockeys.
trainers and owners complete King
Blue Bloods retinpe and assure his
majesty OF being weli-eared for IN
the numerous turf clashes 10 come.
The principal feature today brings
seven starters into a eomba, OF q
mile and lilo. The third and fourth
races, each a, quarters OF q
mile, has lured fancy fields OF 10
horses into the turmoil. while the
fifth is a high-ciass claiming affair,
with another set OF 10 entered. So
closely are the contestants matched
in this latter tilt that they practi-
eally defy separation by a handi-
capper. The opener and ensuing races
:inds maidens involved at three.quar-
fefs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Pair of Homers
Feature Browns.
White Sox Game
St. Louis Takes Contest by
Wide Margin-Williams
Takes Lead in Circuit
Clouiing Race.

ST, Louis. June 2, - Two home
runs, one By Kenneth Williams OF
the Browns. featured today's game
with the Chicago White soS. the
locals winning. l. TO !. Falk OF
the Sox scored the other homer
Sehupp was the victim Of timely wal
lops. finally giving way 10 Hodge,
The Browns ba,ted around in the
fourth inning, when they made seven
runs. Williams scoring two blows, a
homer and single,
The former set him ahead in the
major league circuit slam race, and
broke his lie a, ~ with Rogers
Hornsby OF the Nationals. No men
were on base.
SForfs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Omaha-Lincoln Tennis
Match Here Today

A special tennis match between
teams representing Lincoln and
Omaha will be played here Saturday.
Eight singles matches and four
doubles are on the program, half OF
the games are to be played at the
Field club and the other half at the
Country club. Omaha will be repre-
sented by Joe Adams. Spike Ken
nedy, Art Scribncr, Casper Ossutt,
Brothern. Worland I ngra h a m,
Church Spuars and George Stocking.
The personnel of the Lincoln team
is not known here, but it is certain
that Don Elliott, champion OF the
capital city, will be playing with the
visitors Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Ask League Directors
to Adopt Resolutions

San Francisco, June "A request
that the Pacific coast baseball league
adopt resolutions asking Baseball
Commissioner Lands to reconsider
his suspension of President w. H.
Klepper, Vice President James
Breatser and William J.. Kenworthy,
manager of the Portland club, on
charges of undue collusion in the
switching of Kenworthy from Seat
tie to Portland, was made at spe-
cial meeting Of the league directors
here today by counsel for the sus-
pended men and the affected club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Mad Halter Favorite
in Suburban Handicap

New York, June 2.-Four horses.
the smallest field in the history of
the stake, have been named to run
in the Suburban Handicap at Bel
mont Park Saturday. Horses, their
wights and probable jockey. are
Mad Halter. l30 pounds. E. Sande;
Sennings Park, l27, Fairbrother;
Captain Alcock, 1903, Ponce; Flying
Cloud, 102, Marinelli.
Mad Halter will be the favorite.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

.Batted for Gillespie in fourth.
'sBstted for Jones in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati $50 SEQ o1o-11
Chicago .4Ol 600 Oo:-
(, summary-Runs: Burns. Daubert. Dun
can. Harper. Wingo. Bohne (S), Caveney.
Pinelli. Bressler statz, Hollocher. krus.
Grimes, Hsathcote, Callaghan, Wirts Err
rors: Harper. Bohne Two-base hits:
wingo. Harper. Hollochcr co. Grimes,
Daubert. Three-base hit: Bohne. Home
runs: Caveney, Duncan. Double plays:
Bohne- Daubert- -Hollocher Gaines (2), Cav
eney- Daubert. Left on bases: Cincinnati.
.: Chicago. s.. Base on balls: OF Gil
off Couch. 1. Struck out: BY Gillespie.
/; by stueland. 1; by Jones, 2; by Couch.
.. Hits: Off stueland. 4 in 2 innings
(none out in third; off Kaufman, in
/ inning (none out in fourth; off Free
man. in Ia innings; off Jones. 7 in s
90 innings: off Gillespie. Z in innings:
off Couch. 8 in 8 innings. Hit by pitched
ball. Harper. by Jones. Balk: Jones'
Passed ball: Wirts. Winning pitcher: Gill
lespie. Losing pitcher: Kaufman. Um-
pires: Mccormick and Sentelle. Time:
2:04
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Former Champion iii

Victoria, B. c., June Frank
Slavin, former champion pugilist OF
England and Australia, who lost his
title to Peter Jackson, is seriously i'll
at hospital here.
Slavin, who is more than so years
old, fought with the Canadian forces
overseas. He is we'll known as a
prospector.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Williams Clouts Out
Fourteenth Homer

St. Louis, June 2.-Kenneth. Will
liams took the major league home
run lead in the fourth inning of to-
days game between the Chicago
White Sox and the St. Louis Browns,
when he scored his l4th circuit clout,
breaking lis tie with Hornsby of the
local Nationals. He was the first
man up i'll the inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

The vinton Express club will journey To
PIattsmouth Sunday where 1t plays the
town team of that burg. Last week the
Express team lost a hard-fought game 10
Bennington. 2 to ]. The score was tied.
to /, until the last half OF the ninth.
with two down, when Bennington scored
the winning run on two hits. Five men
were thrown out at home plate during the
game.
Bob McCulloch. Walt Swyer Frechn.
Gernandt Cousin and Rocheford are some
of the stars with the vinton gang.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

kshhs 'hsh wv ""''N's' S'N""s """
Stokes was the iirst Buffalo on the
firing line. lie was relieved by Cof-
iindafier after the Packers had scored
two runs on walk and home run in
the second. Coiiindaiier took pos
session oi Hill No. and allowed the
visitors four hits, OF which ono was
homer, in the eighth by Metz. All
together. the Iowans nicked the two
Buffalo apple.,hrowers for five hits.
Richard Diddier was Manager Mat
ticks choice for slab duty. Richard
pitched well throughout, but the Buff
faloes just outsmartcd the entire
Iowa outfit. Didicr walked five mcm-
bers OF the herd, hit couple OF Buff
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
CLEVELAND.
DETROIT
'Batted for Pillette In eighth.

Detroit 600 1oo--4
Cleveland ol0 0Sx-3
Summary-Runs: Haney. Clark (e).
Flagstead. Jameson t2). Wambsganss.
Stephenson, McInnis t2). Wood. l.. Sewell.
Coveleskie. Errors: Jones. johnson. Two.
base hits: Clark. Wambsganss. Stephen
son, McInnis Thres-base hits: Haney.
Jameson. Home run: Clark. Sacrifice
hits: Rigney. Wood Double plays:
Wambsganss-J. Sewell- -McInnis. Coveles-
kie-J. Sewell- McInnis. Left on bases:
DETROIT, 9; Cleveland, .. Rase on balls:
OFF Pillette, l: off johnson, 1 {: off Coveles-
kie. 3. Struck out: By Pillette, !; by
Coveleskie, .. Hits: Off Pillette. J.. in
Z innings; off johnson. in ! inning. Hit
by pitched ball: J. Sewell. by Pllette.
Wild pitches: Pilette. Johnson. Losing
pitcher: Pillette. Umpires: Connolly and
Chill, Time; EOS
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
CHICAGO.

.Batted for Gillespie in fourth.
'sBstted for Jones in ninth.
gcora nv inninRs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

faloes on the back and was touched
for eight hits.
The locals tailed two in the sec
ond inning on a walk. double by
Wilcox and single by Dsrrough. This
bird Darrough went in TO pinch hit
for Stokes IN the second with two
men on. He singled and cleared the
bags. also evening, the score at that,
particular time.
Wilders single and stolen base.
coupled with Gislason's single. re-
suited in the third Omaha score in
the fourth. And then came the eighth
when Didicr played aviator ace and
went up, allowing the Buiialocs to
score two runs and win the game.
The same teams play this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

eSrsnfha The Bufaoe played alright throughout They
huriers Stokes and Cofndafer dandy support
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
SchiLlings Selections

Funny Joe, Aprcpos. Virgin.
c-Leenrack, Mark Denunzlo, San Ste
fano.
3-Monsy Judge Budrov. Harry Rud-
der.
4-Thirty-Seven, Blazeaway, Little
Pointer.
Carl Roberts, Miss Meelick. North
Shore.
S-Walter Dant, Mildred, Ralfour.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
'Batted for Rachac in eighth,

Tulsa 900 100 1o2L4
st. Joseph 100 900 40x-S
Summary-Runs: Bennett (2), Thomp-
son, Lelivelt, Corriden, Bonowitz, DEBATE,
Smith, Stevenson. Errors: Bauman
Stevenson. Handler. Runs and hits: OFT
Hovlik. 4 and 10 In . innings; off Rachac
and in innings; off Haughland. none
and / in / inning. Earned runs: Tulsa
2: st. Joseph, 4. Base on balls: Off How
lik. 4. Struck out: BY Hovlik. y by
Rachac, 2 Left on bases Tulsa, II: ST.
Joseph. s. Wild pitch: Hovlik. Two
base - hits. Thompson (2). Three-base
hits: Fisher. Bauman, Bonowitz. Double
play: Thompson-L -Lelvelt. Sacrifice hit:
Thompson. Balk: Rachac. Hit by pitched
ball: Stevenson, by Rachac: Handler. by
Rachac. Umpires: Anderson and Dona-
hue. Time: 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
To Play for Mddesex
Womens Championship

Chiswick, Eng, June Mrs.
Peacock, former woman tennis
champion Of India, and Mrs. Beam
ish. star British player, will play
here TOMORROW for the Middlesex
women's singles championship. Mrs.
Peacock won the right to play for
the title today by defeating Miss
Elizabeth Ryan Of San Francisco in
the Semi-final round. 6-3. As. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Cobb and Heilmann
Reinstated by Johnson

Chicago. June Fly Cobb and
Harry Heilmann of the Detroit club
of the American league, who were
suspended following an argument
during a game at St. Louis, were re-
instatcd this afternoon by Ban John
son, president of the league, and viii
be eligible to play tomorrow, Mr..
Johnson announced. His decision
on the case will be handed down in
few days, he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
DENVER.

Summary-Runs: Wagner (5), Koran
Comes. Patterson, Spranger, Spencer. Err
rors: German. Grant. Spranger. Earned
runs: Des Molnes. IA; Denver. 8. Stolen
bases: Milan (2). Two-base hits: Wagner,
Graham. o.Brien. Patterson. Cartwright
Spencer Three-bas hits: Graham, Spen-
Ger. Home run: Horan.1 Sacrifice hit:
Wagner. Sacrifice flies: Yuma. Comes,
spranger. Struck out: By Hall. /; by
Gross, Z: by Federe. /: by Lynch, L.
Base on balls: OFF Hall, l.: off Ellerbe, /;
Oft Gross. l. Hit by pitched ball: Grant,
by Gross. Left on bases: Des Moines 10;
Denver. s. Innings pitched: By Hall,
Q (none out In third. S runs. hits; by
Gross, 4, s runs, 2 hits; by Federle. 3,
runs. hits, Umpires: McGloom and
Brown. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Lincoln Tightens Its Grip
on League Leadership

Lincoln. June 2.-Lincoln frightened Its
grip on first place in the Nebraska State
league today by taking the final game of
the series with Fairbury by . score Of
to I, winning two Of the three games Of
the series. Fairbury played a perfect
Secutively.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Reds Pound Cubs for Total
of Eighteen Safe Wallops

Chicago. June ?--Cincinnati pounded
Chicago's pitchers for IS hits. including
homs runs by Caveney and Duncan. and
to Z. Gillespie gave way TO a pinch hitter
when the Reds staged . rally which gave
them the lead. AMI Couch held the locals
safe until the ninth, In which Chicago
launched q belated rally.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Soi Q
FAIRBuRY

Fairbury ........,........ ..0OO OOl Uo0-l
Summary Runs: Bliss, Orr, Carrig,
Wood, tinker. Errors: Goodwin, tinker
(e). Three-base hit: Carrig. Two-base
hit: Gibson. Sacrifice hit Goodwin. Left
on bases: Lincoln, s. Fairbury. ~. Base
on balls: Off Norris 1: off Williams, 1;
Off Bronson, /. Struck out: BY Norris,
2; by Williams 3; by Bronson, s. Hit
by pitched ball: Barry. by Norris; Mccoy.
BY Bronson. Hits: OF Norris. 4 in s Ia
OF Bronson, 4 in ) innings. UmDires:
Cox and Hawthorne. Time: 1:47.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
MiLady's Selections

1-Apropos. Much obliged, Wild Fell
low.
2--Mark Denunzio. Ruth Van. Leenrack.
S-Money. Harry Rudder. Don Jose.
4 Thirty-Seven, Blazeaway, Little
Pointer.
5-Repent. Kirstie's Cub, Miss Meelick.
6-Mildred. Lorena Moss, Au Revoir.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Lynch Defeats Smith

New York, June, 2.--Joe Lynch,
former bantam champion, won de-
cision over Midget Smith in II rounds
at Madison Square Garden last
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

" ItTI06 WV wv WV
Summary--Runs: Pitt, Middleton, Bates.
Long. Errors: Mann, Wsshburn, East.
Sacrifice hits: Ginglardi. Kruger. Two
base hits: Pitt, Middleton. Bates Blakes-
ley. Griffin. Earned runs: Oklahoma
City. 3. Stolen base: Mann. Hits: Off
Sellars. Z and I runs in innings: off
Mcdonnell, l and no runs IN innings.
Double plays: McDowell-Sellars. Wash
burn -BerKer-McDowell (2. Allen-Mann-
Krueger-Bates. Struck out: BY Allen, 3;
by Sellars. /: by Mcdonnell. 1. Base on
balls: OFF Sellars, 2. Left on bases:
Wichita s: Oklahoma City, S. Umpires:
Holmes and ormsby. Time: les.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Braves Defeat
New York Giants
by7 to3 Score
Miller, Pitching First Home
Game, Proves Effective,
Holding Opponents to
Eight Safe Bingles.

Boston. June 2,-Miller, pitching
his first home game. was effective
except in one inning today and Bos.
ton won from New York. to J.
After five hits and an error had given
Boston four runs in the fourth. with
none out. Causey relieved Shea and
retired the side without further
scores.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

|NHy PACKERS IN the second game OF the series by the
score OF TO J.
A triple steal. participated in by Gran,ham. o'Con-
nor and Wilder. in the eighth inning turned the tide
OF battle into the Omaha channel.
With the score knoited all in the eighth. Grant.
ham singled after hand was down. Wilcox slammed
the pellet on, TO right, Grantham travelling TO third
a, unpiy, ump,y miles per hour. Wilder was politely
walked, filling the sacks. tefindafer s,roled to bat
Pitcher Didier made ready to deliver the agate and
Gran,ham stole home, 0Connor stealing third aud
Wilder second. Catcher Query go, excited and per-
mi,,ed the ball to slip through his dukes and oConnor
scored the fifth Omaha tally
The Bufaloes played alright ball throughout. They
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Beatrice Attacks Islanders
in Seventh and Wins, 6-3

Grand Island, Neb.. June 2.-Metzs err
ror and the terrific bombardment OF
Pritchard In the seventh won for Beatrice
today. Nielsen. a new pitcher for Grand
sIslaId, started the game, but was hit
pretty freely in the third and fourth and
was replaced by Pritchard.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Boosters Wallop Three Denver
Hurlers for Ia to 4 Victory

Denver. Colo, June 2.-Des Moines wal
loped three Denver hurlers all over the
lot this afternoon and won their, second
game with the locals in the present series,
II to 4. Lynch held the Bears for seven
innings. He weakened slightly in the last
two and the Bruins tailed three times.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Split Seconds s Selections

Much Obliged. Funny Joe Apropos.
2-San Stefano, Bonnet O. Blue, Leen-
rack.
3-Clear Lake. Money, Rosa Atkin.
4-Thirty- Seven, Flossie F, Forbid.
5-Miss Meelick, North Shore. Kirstie's
Cub.
6--MIldred. Walter Dant, Lorena Moss.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

Hastings .................1O0 462 00x-l2
Summary-Runs: Sucker Rouz, Ather-
ton (2), Hegarty. Amen t2), Holly t?).
Willets (S). Tones, johnson (S), Beck.
Errors: Marr. Atherton, Hegarty (2). Den
ton (2l. Home run: Rouz. Three-base
hit: Amen. Two-base hits: Sucker,
Mari. Atherton. Base on balls: Off Beck,
3: off Marr. 4: off Hegarty. S. Stolen
bases: Denton. Cram. Willets. johnson.
Mari, Atherton. Struck out: By Beck,
12; by spero, s; by Hegarty. 1; by Marr.
1. Left on bases: Hastings, s; Norfolk,
3. Earned runs: Hastings S; Norfolk,
S. Time: 2:1o Umpire: Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
WeLL-KnOWn Pilots
on Hand at Ak Field

Well known wearers of whip, spur
and silks will swing their legs over
saddle at Ak-Sar-Ben park. More
than a score Of clever jockeys are
on hand, down to riding weight and
ready to urge the winners down past
the judges stand.
Here are some Of the pilots whose
names are scheduled to go up on the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Game Won in Fifteenth.

Long Pine. Neb.. June 2.-(Special y
Long Pine defeated the fast Ainsworth
team, s to 5, in fifteen innings here We'd
nesday.
Score hy innings: r. II. e.
Ainsworth ...o2o 020 100 900 oo--5 IL
Long Pine -. 900 O0s COZ 600 o1--S
Batteries: Barkermer, Morgan and Cor
man; Beswick and Cox.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Hastings Wins Slugfest
From Norfolk. II to 5

Hastings. Neb., June Ca tcher SPELL
man of Norfolk split his finger in the
fourth inning today when the score was
tied. which necessitated shift in the
lineup and Hastings won the game. ~
to 5.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Japs Defeated

Toxic, Inns The ha'fhsl
team from the InIyeFsilY 81 ,shT
isTnia defeated ihs Asll university
team tsdsf 20 J.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Cleveland Pounds Tigers
for @ To 4 Victory

Cleveland June s.-Cloveland made II
two straight from the crippled Tigers by
winning today. . TO 4. All OF the pitchers
were hit hard. but Coveleskie was more
effective with men oil bases than Pillette
or johnson. The hitting OF Clark and
Jameson featured.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Genoa Wins Game.

Genoa. Neb., June 2.-(Special dee
noa won from Bunkerhll here Wednes-
day, to 0. Batteries: Genoa, Harris and
Badura; Bunkerhill. Widner and Widner.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Saints Defeat Oilers
in Hard.Fought Contest

st. Joseph, Mo-, June 2.--St Joseph won
a hard-fought battle with Tulsa today,
to 4. After pitching steady game for
six innings Rachac went bad in the
seventh and the Saints counted four runs.
Tulsa came close to tieing the count in
the ninth when the Saint defense weak
ened moInentarily.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Allen Hurls Shut Out
Ball Against Witches

wichita, Kan, June ALLEN pitched
shutout ball today, while Oklahoma City
hit Sellars hard In the early innings and
won the second game Of the series from
Wichita. 1 to 0.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
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III

Oshkosh Wins.
Oshkosh, Neb., June 2.-(Special. 1.-The
locals beat Lewelen here Sunday, 10 to
0, in 4 SLOW game. Braynt pitched good
ball for the winners.
Geneva Team Wins.
Geneva, Neb, June 2.-(Special i'm
the opening game of the season here We'd
nesday. the locals defeated the Exeter
club, to 2, in one of the fastest games
ever played on the home grounds. ...
Score by innings: r. H e.
Geneva ..........1 1000 o20 o00---S
Exeter 900 020 o00--2 4
BatterieD Gller and Campbell; Wagner
and Toilifeon
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results,

Boston, Z: New York. 3.
Cincinnati, II: Chicago, 7.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, rain.
st. Louis-Pittsburgh, rain.
Today's Games.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results

IcBUctUWy . 1ScoUItBs
Cleveland, 8; Detroit, I.
st. Louis. 12: Chicago. I.
>Boston-New York. rain.
Washington n-Philadelphia, rain.
Today's Games.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

Summary--Runs: johnson. Mosiii, FAX
t.), shorten. Gerber t5l. sirler 90. Jacob
son l2). Williams. Eilcrbe. McMsnus,
shocker. Error: Sister, Two.bss@ hlts.
Gerber, Falk sheeiy. schslk. Three.hass
hits: shorten. Jacobson, sisler. Mostii.
Home runs: Williams. falk. stolen base
Slsler. Sacrifice hits: ssvcreld t.). Shock
er. jacobson. strunk. Left on bases chi.
rsgo. 10; ST Louis. &, Base on balls;
OFF schupp. 4; off Hodge. 1: off shooker.
!. struck out: by Shocker. 2: by schupp.
4: by Hodge. I. Hits: OF schupp, In
la innings. off Hodge, IN s-3 innings
Winning pitcher; shocker. Losing pi'eher;
schupp. Umpires: owens. walsh and
Wilson. Tine: l:t5.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
BosloS

Rarhsre' Chrisisnbury. Cruise ts), Bceekel
tsl, Hoike. Errors; Frisch, Young. Ford.
Two.bass hits: Groh. christcnbury. Cruise.
Hoik~. Ford. Threr.hss@ hit; Barbara
Sacrifice hits: Mcusel. Miller. Double
play: Caus-y. Bancroft. Kelly. Left on
bases; New York, 8: Boston T. Base on
balls: OFF ShSA. !: off Csusey. .. struck
out: Ry Caussy. l: by Miller, I. Hits:
OFT shea. s In 3 inninss tnone out In
fourth: off Causey. ) In s innings. Losing
pitcher: She's umpires: cuigley ana
Moran. Time: 1:s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
Wins Game in Eleventh.

Hebron, Neb. June e.-(Special)-1n
the opening gan of the season here
Thursday, the locals won from Bruning.
l to 0, in eleven innings. Batteries: Bru-
ming, Domeir and Schultz; Hebron. Ste
phenson and Gray
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday'S KeSultS.
Columbus. 6; Indianapolis, o.
Minneapolis. II; Milwaukee. 2.
st. Paul. 10: Kansas City, 3.
Toledo-Louisville, rain.
Today's Games.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03
.CE.. [ GRAND ISLAND.
Score by innings:

Beatrice .................. .001 200 s00-s
Grand Island .............o02 100 00o-3
Summary-Runs: Hill. Parker. Rau-
mann, Kirchner, Mcfarland. Dull. Robenn,
Warnstaff. Roberts. Errors: Quinn, Metz
t3), Harwood. Pritchard. Homo run:
Bauman. Two-base hits: Quinn. Kirsch-
ner, Mcfarland. Roben. Warnstaff. Pritch-
ard. Sacrifice hits: johnson. Bauma M,
Roben, Palmatiere. Base on balls: OFF
Dull, ,: off Pritchard. l. Double plays:
Pritchard Harwood Leidig, Hill Quinn
Kirschner. Struck out: BY Dull, S: by
Nielsen, l: by Pritchard. s. Left on bases:
Grand Island. 3: Beatrice. 2. Wild pitch:
Dull. Earned runs: Beatrice, 8; Grand
Island, 8. Umpire: Gonding.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-03

Lincoln, 4: Fairbury. !.
Beatrice, s: Grand Island. ).
Hastings. IL: Norfolk. S.
Today's Games.
Hastings at Fairbury.
Norfolk at Grand Island.
No other game scheduled.