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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Stages "Iron.Man"
Stunt Against
Breen's Boosters
Locals Win FRS, Game After
Eisht.lnning slugfe,i, la
to 2-Csplure Second
by 6-io.l Score.

HE Omaha Ruiialoe,
broke loose from their
pen al the Fifteenth
and Ninion street lot
yesterday afternoon.
c ase 4 the Des
Moines Boosters all
over the field and won
a doubleheader. The
"a , lar La. III.i nantr
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Pondoland Primed for
London Derby Wednesday

London, May 2S.-Pondoland, fav-
ored to win the derby May 81, is in
good condition and whatever beats
him will win," his owner, Sol Joel,
announced today This was in denial
Of a report, published yesterday that
the horse had developed lameness,
interrupting his training. The re-
port was followed by an increase in
the odds on Pondoland. from 7 to 2
against to S to /. Pondoland will be
ridden in the derby by Frank
O'Neill, American jockey.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Johnny Weissmuller
Breaks Own Record

Honolulu, T. H., May 2S.-Johnny
Weissmuller, world champion swim
mer. Saturday broke his own record
for the 100-yard free style, making
the distance in 81 3-5 seconds, 3-5
seconds faster than his old mark. The
new mark is believed to be world
record. -.
Weissmuller, who wears the colors
of the Illinois Athletic club. won
from the start and finished two
strokes ahead of William Harris.
Warren Kealoha and Hui Makai
were in close brush with Harris for
second, Harris winning by hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Valley Track Results
Tho summaries:

Tho summaries:
22O Yard Low Hurdles-won by Riley.
Kansas Aggies; second. Porter, Baker:
third Kearncy. Kansas: fourth, Greene,
Ames. Time: 81 7-1o seconds.
feet, sN inches; second Hartman, Ne
braska, Al feet inch; third, Hamilton.
Moulton. Nebraska. 80 feet. 10 inches
hraska: second. Irwin, Kansas Asgies;
third, Paulu. Grinnell; fourth. Burell, Mis-
souri,. Time: 81 $40 seconds. New val
Discus Throw-won by Bradley, Kan
sas. l27 feet. 101s inches; second, Moul-
ton, Nebraska. l26 feet. liz inches; third,
Hamilton. Missouri. l26 feet, TX inches
fourth. Broadly. Kansas. 12s feet, 5h
Half Mile Run--won by Higgins, Ames;
second Woiters. Ames: third. Martin,
Central Wesleyan; fourth. Gardner, Ne
12o Yard High Hurdles-won by Brad
ley, Kansas; second. Dish. Nebraska:
| third. Kearney, Kansas: fourth. H. Alyea,
| Pittsburgh, Normal. Time: II s-5 sec
| 100 Yard Dash--won by f. Smith, Me-
| braska: second, Irwin, Kansas Aggies;
| third, Paulu. Grinnell fourth, Noble, Ne
braska. Time: 4-s seconds. Ties valley
Mile Run-won by Allen, Nebraska:
second, Feike, Drake; third. Fischer, Ne
braska;, fourth, Frevert Ames. Time:
|
Ao Yard Dash--Won by wolters, Ames;
second, Bier, Washington: third. NJ Smith,
Nebrasks; fourth, Mangum, Oklahoma
Time: ~ As seconds
Half Mile Relay--won by Nebraska
Lukens. Layton, Noble, E. smith); Sec
ond. Missouri; third. Ames: fourth Kan
sss Time, ! minute. 2ss- seconds.
(New valley recoH)
Javelin Throw-Won by Hamilton, Mis-
souri,: second. Wenke. Nebraska; third,
G., Smith, Pittsburg normal; fourth.
SchoeppeL Nebraska. Distance 17s feet.
in preliminaries Yesterday
Mile Relay-Won by Ames (Hammeby.
Wolters. Higgins Cohlman): second, Mis-
souri, (Rurak, Schnebly. Mexwell. EvanO /:
third. Nebraska dayton. NJ. Smith. Haw-
kins., Beckfordl: fourth, Kansas Cir
minutes. "a $40 seconds. Washington,
which finished fourth, was disqualified
for dropping stick.
Pole vault-Tracey. Ames: Dobson.
Kansas ,Aggies, and Rogers, Kansas. tied
for first at IL feet. Hope. Kansas Ag-
giles: Dillenbeck, Kansas. and Hamilton.
Missouri. tied for fourth at II feet 9
inches
Two Mile Run-Rathbun. Ames; Kiken-
dali. Kansas Assies. second; Massey.
Kansas. third McKeever. Kansas wes-
leyan. fourth. Time, minutes. AL Sec
onds (New valley record. Rathbun up
setting record which he made in 1s21)
| High Jump-Won by Turner Nebra ska
second, Jennings, Kansas Aggies. Con-
stable. Kansas Aggies, and Glaskin, Kan
sas, tied for third. Height feet. II
Broad Jump-won by Bradley. 90 feet.
AZ inches; second. Thumser. Washing
ton, 81 feet. 1oli inches: third. Dserins
Nebraska, 81 feet. 81 inches; fourth
Hamilton. Missouri. 81 feet. inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Jack Taylor Loses

Sioux City, Ia, May 28.-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Shot Mum Of
Sioux City, won on a foul from Jack
Taylor Of Omaha, in the the sec
ond round of their scheduled TO-
round Saturday night The fight
ing was even until near the close
OF the second round, when Mum
crumpled to the floor after being
struck low by his opponent. The
men are negro heavyweights.
Louis Zaprowski of Omaha,
fought six rounds to a draw with
Billy Nesbit of Sioux CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

! Totals s. 10 q II
Neis out. hit by batted ball.
'Batted for Nes in eighth.
.A'Batted for Smith in eighth.
'''Ran for Ruether in eighth.
ss'sBatted for Schmandt in ninth.
s*'''Batted for Shriver in ninth.
Boston .............c 20 0 o o 0 h--s
Brooklyn .......o 0 0 0 0 0 0 I o.
Summary-Runs: Powell t2), Christen-
bury. Holke. Ford High. Johnston, Wheat.
Janvrin. Errors: Ford, Johnston. Two
base hit: High. Three-base hit: High.
Home run: Wheat. Sacrifice hit: Holke.
Double plays: Barber-Ford- -Holke (2).
Left on bases: Boston. 8; Brooklyn, s.
Base on balls: OFF Oeschger. ]: off Shriv-
er. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Nicholson and
Powell. by Smith. Struck out: By Oesch-
ger. 1: by Smith, I; by Shriver. I. Wild
pitches: Grimes, Smith. Losing pitcher:
Grimes. Umpires: Moran and Quigley.
Time: l:53
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Drake Golfers Win
Missouri Valley Title

Lawrence, Kan, May a.
The Missouri Valley conference golf
tournament held here today was won
by the Drake university team Of four
players with total medal score
Of l.408.
The Nebraska team was second
with 1874 and the Kansas team third
with 1907. The low scores were
made by Mckee of Drake, 3l4; Dick
ensen of Drake, $40, and Gilbert of
Oklahoma, 344.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
OMAHA.
AB r II TB sH SB 20 A T.
Player

Des Moines ........0 o 0 2 o 0 . o. 2
Omaha &S0 2 q q x-1a
Summory:-Home run: O'COnnor. Three
base hit: Manush. Two-base hits: Cis-
lnson, (s), Snedecor, Griffin, Manush
Grantham l2). German, Horan. Yuma, Nc
LauEhlin. Turgeon. Hit Batsmen: BY
Mclaughlin (Wilcox, Darrough.) Double
play: Wagner Yuns. Bolk: McIlree,
struck Out: BY Dsrrough3. by McIauxh-
lin J. by McIlree I. Bases on balls: Off
Darrough 2, Oft Mcllre 4. off McLaugh-
lin. 0, Wild pitch: McIlree. Runs and
hits; NOff DarrouSh and in 8 innings
Oft Mclaughlin. ! and . In 2 innings; on
Mcilree, and 10 in innings Winning
Pitcher: DarrOugh. Losing Pitcher: Nc
l.aughlin. Left on bases: Des Moines
!: Omaha I. Earned Runs: De4 Moines
2: Omaha .. Umpires: Brown and Nc.
Gloom. Time: las:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
REYNOLDS Beats Trout

Junction City. Kan. May 28.-
Jack Reynolds. Cedar Rapids Ga.)
welterweight wrestling champion. de-
feated Billy Trout, Kokomo (Ind) }
lightweight titleholder, in straight
TAILS here last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Senators Wallop Yankees
in Hard.Fought Contest

Washington. May 3s.-wsshinston made
II two out Of thrss by taking todsy's
game from New York. TO .. Ia 10
innings. Jones had tho better OF his
eighth. when two singles and judges
homer sent three runs over. Ruth failed
10 get the ball out of the infield In five
trips to the plate. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

Totals ~ ~ ~ NJ
.nsusi for Lindsey In feufth,
..nattsd for Edwards In sisih
.s.nattsd for kssfs IN seventh
Score by innings;
Cleveland .,.s.....,.n
Detroit .,.........,,t sol 900 ~
summary--Run-; WsmbssAns.. speaker
t.), Evans Gardner. blue. Jones, Cobb.
clark t5), Risnsy .l. Errors: H-limans.
Ehn,ks. rwo.bass hits: Blue. Clark tsl'
Meinnis, Speaker tc. stephenson El.
Stolen base: Jones. Sacrifice hits: Vsaoh.
Basslsr tD. Pille,ie. Left on bases: De.
troit. 10; Cleveland. IL Base on balls:
OFF Piiie,ts. 4: off Edwards. 4: off uhls.
|, Struck out; by Lindsey. !; by Pill
ietts. I: by Ehmks. :. Hits: Off Bagby.
in Ia inning: off Lindsey. I in -
innings; off Edwards. Z In . inninss; OFT
K..fs. none in I inning: off Uhls. : In .
inninEs: off piiistts. . In s "a innings;
off Oldham. I In 2-a inning: of Ehmks.
I In : ?.' innings. Winning pitcher: Pil.
iette. LosiEn pitcher; Bagby. umplrss:
Connolly and Chill. Time: s:oS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

'Batted for Markle In seventh.
Score by innings:
Chicago .............0 6 0 2 q q n--S
Cincinnati .,........o 41l 0 %
Summary-Runs: Statz, Krug Grimes.
Flack. Barber. Terry. O'Farrell (2). Burns
Daubert. Beale, Harper t2) Wingo.
Bohne. Errors: Statz t2), Harper Cave
ney. Pinelli. Two-base hits: Krug, oFar-
rell. Burns. Neaie t2). Three.base hit:
Harper. stolen base: Pineli. Sacrifice
hits: Hollocher. Krug. Barber. Bressler.
Double play: Bohne- -Daubert. Left on
bases: Chicago, s: Cincinnati, 10. Base
on balls: OFF Alexander. 2; off Cheeves,
!; off Luque. I; off Markle. I: off Rixey.
!. Struck out: BY Cheeves. /: by Luque
!: by Markle, 2: by Rixey. l. Hits: Off
Alexander. 10 in I innings (none out in
fifth): off Cheeves. I In S innings: off
Luque. in 3 innings tnone out in fourth) !:
off Shnell, in inning: off Markle, 2 in
3 innings: off Rixey. in innings.
Winning pitcher: Cheeves. Losing pitcher:
LuGue. Umpires: Hart and O'Day. Time:
2:09
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
re. second game
fAlRRr ny.

Summary-Runs: GOODWIN, Mcnefmott
t2). Bliss, Reichle ts). winebush GD.
Brown. Palmatiere tsD. Errors: Good.
run: Reichie. Two-base hits: Reichie.
Cleveland. Sacrifices; Bliss. Berry.
Bases on balls: OF Brown. 4: off
Zlomkc. .: off Pritchsrd. I. Stolen
bases: Bliss. Goodwin. Reichle. Double
play: Cleveland TO Goodwin. Runs and
hits: OFF Ziomke. I and (: In 2 la In
nings; off Pritchard. and q In I 2-s
innings. Struck out: BY Brown. /: by
Ziomkc, !: by Pritchard. I. Left on
bases: Falfbury. s: Grand Island, T. HIT
by pitched bail: BY Pritchard Berry.
Wild pitch: FrItchsrd. Earned runs:
Fairbury, 4; Grand Island. I. Losing
pitcher: Zlomke. Umpire: Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Three Home Runs Enable
Cardinals tn Reat Pirates

Hornsby and one by McHenry enabled
the local Nationals to defeat Pittsburgh
here today. to 8. and to take the odd
contest Of tho five-game series. The
Cardinals were out-hit by the visitors,
who were, however, unable to solve Per-
tica's delivery with men on bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Jack Britto nand Padgett
Matched for Decision Bout

Tulsa. Okl. May 2S.-Jack Brit
ton. welterweight champion OF the
world. has been matched to meet
Cowboy Padgett, Colorado welter-
weight, in a 12-round decision bout
here June s. is was announced to-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Braves Kuock Brooklyn
Twirler Out in Third Frame

Brooklyn, May 2s. - Boston knocked
Grimes out Of the box in three innings
today. getting just enough runs to win
by a score OF to 1. Smith and Shriver
stopped the Braves in the remaining in
nings.
Oeschger blanked the Dodgers up to the
eighth. when two singles. an error by
Ford and Wheats home run, a drive over
right field wall. scored four runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
splIt DOuble-Hea1ler,

Norfolk. Neb. May 2s.-Pitcher Speece
won his own l2.inning game here today
with q single at the right time. breaking
tie and beating Beatrice after a first
class game by q score of 4 to 3. Beatrice
took the second game by q score OF )
TO In an excellen battle. in which both
teams showed up well with the bats. A
home run by Sucker for Norfolk in the
ninth was followed by good pitching by
Mckee. who had good support at the
right time Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
'ore. second game
Totals

Summary-Run: Pickett Errors:
Cram. Pickett. Bases on balls: Off
Pickett 3. Sacrifice: Dye. Stolen
bases: Denton. Knapp. Hits: OF Pick
ett, 2 in = innings: off Peterson, s in 8
innings: off Tones. 0 In 1 inning. Left
on bases: Hastings. 4; Lincoln, l. Struck
out: BY Pickett. 3; by Peterson, 5. Los
ing pitcher: Peterson. Winning pitcher:
Pickett. Umpire: Hawthorne Time: 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Staud1uUa
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit. Z; Cleveland, S.
Washington. 4; New York, 3.
st. Louis, 4: Chicago, 2.
No othe game scheduled.
Today's Games.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York
Washington at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Giants Annex
Easy Contest
From Phillies
New York Pitcher Forced to
Retire in Fifth Frame With
Broken Finger Attempt.
ing TO Bunt.

New York. May 2s.-New York
won lis fifth straight game today.
easily defeating Philadelphia, 8 TO !.
Toney was forced to retire from the
gang in the fifth. when he broke .
finger on his right hand attempting
10 bun,. Ffiseh made four errors.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Indians Use Five
Pitchers in Vain
Try to Beat Tigers
Detroit Takes four.Run Lead
in First Frame. Which
Cleveland Is Unable
10 Overcome.

Detroit, May 2s,-Cleveland used
five pitchers aud three pinch hi,'sfs
IN a vain effort to defeat Detroit to-
day. the Tigers pounding Basby.
Lindsey and Edwards hard in the
early innings and winning. 7 TO 5.
Detroit took iouf-fun lead IN the
FIRST inning and never was headed.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

Two out when winning score made.
Score by innings:
Beatrice ......2 % 0 o 0 o 0 0 0-3
Norfolk ........0 0 2 0 0 / o 0 0 1J4
Summary Runs: johnson, Parker.
Bowman Sucker Wiser. Clark, Spell.
man. Errors: Parker, Marr. Catherton.
Two base hits: Hegarty. Kirschner, Ather-
ton. johnson, Wiser. Dull. Clark. Three
base hit: Parker. Sacrifice hits: Hill.
Quinn Sacrifice fly: Bowman. Base on
balls: Of speece. onne: off Dull s. Struck
out: BY Speece. 7: by Dull. 8. Stolen
bases: Mcfarland, Wiser. Hin. Winning
pitcher: Specie. Losing pitcher: Dull.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Cornell Wins Boat Race

Ithaca, N. y. May 28--Corneli
won the varsity boat race from Har-
ward here Saturday. The start
was delayed by rough water until
darkness was setting in.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Lutheran College Wins

Winona, MINI, May 28.-Luther
college of Decorah, Ia, defeated Wi
mona State Teachers college in a
dual track meet here Saturday,
78 to 43.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Second Game
OMAHA

.Three-base hist: Wilcox. Two-base hits:
Griffin. Wilcox. German. Grshm: Hit
batsman: Griffin, Grantham. Burch) by
Lynch. Double plays: Young -Graham,
l,arrcugh- h-Burch-snedecor. EArned runs:
Des Moines, o; Omaha, 2. Left on bases:
Dee Moine:, 8; Omahs. 3. struck out. by
off Darrough. s. Lynch, :. Umpires, Nc.
eileen and Brown. Time Of game: 1:40.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK.


Totals g 81 fotals 81 II 80 u
One out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
New York .,,. % e6e 0o1 a n--S
Washington .......o o o o 0 o 0 : 0 Ia
Summary-Runs: witt. schang. Jones.
Rice Judge t2), johnson. Errors: Cos
lin. Pecknpaueh. Lamotte. Two-base hits:
witt. Goslin, MsuseI. Three-base hits:
Meusel, Brewer. Home run: Judge.
Stolen base: Goslin. Sacrifice hit: Ward.
Double play: -Ward-Pipp. Left ON
bases: New York. 8: WashingtQp-f
Base on balls: Off Jones. .: off johnson,
2. Struck out: BY johnson, 3: BY Jones.
T. Wild pitches: johnson. Passed bail:
Picinich. Umpires: Nailin, Hildebrand
and Evans. Time: s:i<.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Cornell Defeats Coe

Cedar Rapids, Ia, May 28.-Cor-
nell college OF Mount Vernon de-
fcated Coe college Saturday in a
dual track meet by the score of 73
to 63.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Lincoln Wins Double-Header.

Lincoln, May 2s.-Lincoln put quite a
crimp In the Nebraska State league lead
ers today by taking both ends Of a double
header from Hastings. the first by A
score OF to and the second, 1 to O..
Both games were pitchers battles, errors
runs in the opening game, and consecu-
tive hitting producing the lone score to
clinch the second. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
'econd game
-----

ner. Sucker, Atherton. Errors: Narr,
Atherton. Home run: Sucker. Two
base hits: Atherton. Hill, Brown, Quinn.
Sacrifice hits: Atherton. Parker. Sacri-
lice fly: Hegarty. Bases on balls: Off
Specie. 4; off Barnett, o; off Mckee. /.
Hits: OF Mckee. z; off Specie, 4 in /
innings; off Barnett. 2 in innings.
struck out: BY Specie. in 4 innings;
by Barnett. in innings; by Mckee, 4.
Double play Atherton to Hegarty.
stolen bases: Wiser (2). Hit by pitched
ball: BY Mckee tWisser, Hegarty. Win
ming pitcher: Mckee. Losing pitcher:
Speece. Umpire: Gonding Time: 2:o5
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Browns Take Final Game
of Series With White Sox

Chicago, May 2S.-Timely hitting BY St.
Louis. with bases on balls, gave the visi-
tors the final game Of the series here with
Chicago today, 4 to 2. Danforth was hit
hard but was given sensational support. a
play by Gerber in the seventh inning re-
firing the side and cutting Oft at least
two Chicago runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
Iowa State Wins Two
Games From Missouri

Ames, Ia, May 28.-Iowa State
college won two baseball games
from Missouri university Saturday,
4 to and 2 to /. !.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

Roh@n. Harwood. Lsiais. Roberts. Er.
rerss Goodwin. MeDsrmot,. winsbush.
Hrssn. Home runs MeDsrmott. Two.
has. hitsf Harwood. L~idi.. Sacrifice
hits; Rohsn. Roberts, Bases on bsisi
orr Loyieh. I. off Ziamks. 10. Double
plays Bshr 60 iiargood To Lsidls.
u0odsin To nfssn 60 winsbush, struck
out ny Layich. :. by ziomks. q. Left
On bases faithury. IS: Grand Island, Z.
Earned runsl fsirbury. 1. Grand Island.
:. tmpiFe' Snyder,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

long a re a |
ehunek = OF the
credit due the,
herd. This new
pocket edition oi
the Omaha hurl-
ing staff pitched
both games and
what's III o r c
pitched 'cm we'll
The " X unit
,wirled the old
apple over the
pan in such lash
ion that I h c
Boosters gather
al anlu s,ohs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

J. J. Bussey who formerly trained IN
extensive stable for Billy Nestlehouse, Is
here without a string to his fiddle. How
ever Bussey is going to take the rubber
off the bank roll and purchase one or
more bangtails for racing here
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

Score by innings:
Hastings ...........0 0 o o 0 0 0 O n-D
Lincoln .............o 2 0 0 0 0 ks
Summary: Runs: Dye (2), tinker
Errors: Denton (2). Beck, Smith (2).
Two base hit: Willets. Bases on balls:
Off Bailey. Q; off Beck. 8. Stolen bases;
Knapp, Carrig, Dye. Hits: OF Bailey,
In innings; off Beck. in . innings
Left on bases: Lincoln. .: Hastings 5.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Bsiley (Beck).
Struck out: By Bailey. IA; by Beck, S.
Umpire: Hawthorne. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS.
Totals 5. 10 = i1l Totals ss
SCorN nv innings.

Chicago .............0 0 / 0 90 . 0-3
Summary-Runs: Tobin, Ellerbe, Nc
Manus (2). Hooper. Mcclellan. Errors:
Tobin. Gerber. Siser. Mullisan, Collins
Two-base hit: Mostil Sacrifice hits:
Danforth 90. Williams. Double plays:
McManus- Sisler. Mulligan (unassisted),
McCiellan-C collins Shelly Left on tases:
st. LOUIS, /; Chicago. .. Base on balls:
OFF Robertson, 6; off Danforth, /; off
Bayne, !. Struck out: BY Danforth 2
Hits: Off Danforth. IL in innings; off
Bayne, none In innings. Winning pitch
er: Danforth. Umpires: Owens. Waish
and Wilson. Time: 2:06.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Ye&terday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SfnnAIn1a-

1eEt@ruayS NesuIts.
New York, s: Philadelphia, !.
Chicago. 8; Cincinnati, I.
st. Louis. 4; Pittsburgh. 3.
Boston. s.; Brooklyn. 4.
TOday's Gssnes.
Boston at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Chicago
New York at Philadelphia.
No other game scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

Braid bindings are used on coats
of both white and colos.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results

Louisville, 6; Toledo. 4.
st. Paul, IL: Milwaukee. Z.
Minneapolis IL: Kansas City, 7.
Indianapolis. "a: Columbus OIL.
Today's Games.
Louisville at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Indianapolis at Columbus
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

'Natt~d Tor winters IN amin
''Rsn for roney In fifth,
Score BY innings
Philadelphia s,tst,s,e 90 e-l
New York ,,,s,,s..te a-s
summary-Runs Walker, frissh sl,
Errors; Fletcher tsi, Leslie, ttiseh a..
Two base hits Winters, orch. Stolen
hassFs ffiseh, MTpsei. Sacrifice hit.
rouns, Doubl. plays Parkinson. Leslie.
FLETCHER. er.parkinson-i.-.it- Fletcher Leslie.
Left on bsscss; New York. s. Philsdei.
phia. 4. Bass on balls: Off Taney. 1:
off winters. T. Struck out; ny Tonsy.
I: by Causey, 4: by Winters !. Hits;
OF Ton.y, in 8 innings: off caussy.
In 4 innings Wild pitch; Winters
Passed ball: Henline. Winning pitcher:
Toney. umpires;- KLEIN and rfrman.
Time: i.5s
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-29

summary--Runs: Meanwhile, Carey
Mueller. Smith, Hornsby (2). McHenry.
Errors: None. Two-base hit: Mueller
Three e-base hit Heathcote. Home runs:
Hornsby (2). McHenry. Stolen base:
Hornsby. Sacrifice hit: Ems. Left on
bases: st. Louis. 3: Pittsburgh, 12 Base
on balls: Off Pertica. 4; off yellow horse.
!. Struck out: BY Pertica 2; by Carl
son. 2; by Yelowhorse. /. Hits: Off Carl
son. in S innings: off Yellowhorse, 1 In
innings: off Zinn. in inning Wild
Losing pitcher: Carlson. Empires: SEN
telle and Mccormick. Time: .36
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refrigerator, oak dressers library
tables, oak dining room suite. kitchen
safes. mahogany rockers, armchairs,
refrigerators. 9x12 rugs, small rugs,
center stands iron beds. springs and
mattresses, heating stoves, wall mir
ror, gas ranges, drophead sewing ma
chine, trunks bedding. fixtures.
Restaurant Outfit
Consisting of so restaurant chairs, IS
restaurant tables, coffee urns. large
assortment of restaurant dishes. one
water cooler electric fans, I cigar
case. l lot OF Shotplates, one lot OF
napkins, restaurant cooking vessels,
many other articles.
Shank Auction Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
V17[]G)'&5 B(D&&9

The man who successfully executes orders
today, gives orders tomorrow.
During this Soldiers Employment Week
employers have the opportunity to get men
who will execute your orders. With con-
ditions getting better all along, now is the
time to secure good men.
The Daily Times will put you in touch with
these desirable men.
Any employer who wishes to engage the
services of such men may have the use of
a thirty-word classified space, in the Daily
Times this week.
Read the advertisements under the "Situa-
lions Wanted Male by Ex-Service Men,
classification and get in touch with one of
them Immediately.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF ANY
KIND. WEBSTER 6207.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

, HARTNETT. ELLEN-Mother OF Mar
Saret and Harry Hartnett and Mrs Fred
Ashbaugh. died Tuesday. March 21 Flu
neral at the family residence 52s Blake
St, Friday, March "a at $50 a. m serv-
ices at St. Bridget's Church at 9 a N.
Friends invited.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

WILDE. EDWIN-Age as years, died
Tuesday 10 a. m. husband of Eliza
Wilde Funeral at his late home 1921
Garfield drive, Friday. 2 p. m Burial
Crown Hin. Friends may call any time
Wednesday or Thursday. Funeral and bu-
rial private
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
sALEsMAN-WANTED.

WE want two distributors to the trade for
central Indiana for a new fire extin-
guisher selling at one-third others. Ten
dollars q day net easy. II you are a
hustler you can more than double this.
Requires no investment but does require
q plugger who keeps going. Exclusive
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letter. Give telephone number. VIII ar
range personal interview. THE. KANARD
COMPANY, Dayton. Ohio.
statesmen to sell electrical appliances.
See our permanent display at THE Day
light Corner" Merchants Light and Heat
Co. Apply 10 H. W. Claffey. SANBORN
ELECTRIC co. 309 y. Illinois street.
Hours 2:30 to $50.