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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Rice Unable to
PLAY Tilden

Newton, Mass, April l8.-Law-
renee Rice, the Longwood cricket
club tennis star, today notified Jul.
ian-S. Myrick, president OF the
United States Lawn Tennis asso-
ciation, that he would be unable to
go to San Francisco to participate
in the east-west tournament on May
s and T. Rice had been picked to
play with William T. Tilden II. to
represent the east. In his letter he
said that a recent operation had left
him weak and that his physician
advised him to play no tennis for a
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Safe or Out

.. Runners on first and third, two
are out. Batter hits safely and the tying
run appears to have crossed tho plate.
Runner first fails to touch second,
Is detected and called out. retiring side.
Does the run count?
"A. The run does not count as runner
was actually forced out by failing 10 touch
second.
Batted bs'l hits pitchers plate and
bounces outside the infield. Is 1t fair or
foul?
A. Ball IL foul. The f-cyt that Il hit
pitchers plate does NOT make II far.
Q. What is the penalty il catcher tips
up bat Of batsman?
A. Batter may 80 10 first and sll rum
ners on bases advance one base.
@. First baseman juggles ball at the
moment the runner touches first. but
eventually holds It.. Is the runner out :?
A. He Ii not out. Baseman must firm
ly hold ball when runner touches base.
@. II there is no runner on first can
there be a forced play?
A. A forced play cannot be started II
there Is no runner on first.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

Stop. Look and Listen:
while travelling through the South with
u Full line Of chiidren's ilmousines, stop
ped off at = srsnll town near anywhere.
Having nothing 10 do and beinE In u
hurry to do II, went out to the local
hall park.
4 team Of Visiting irrigation canal pilots
were playing the home town clowns. GinlS
Fowler was the umpire. He made one de-
clslcn and the hinges busted off the cuckoo
don't Know where Gink went. hut
wherever he WAS going. he must have got
there In five seconds. Because he wss run
ming like = rabbit In wolf time.
II he ever was = champion. then In,
next. ] took . punch ut him and knock
ed hin, for mummy.
Your. with 10 per cent off for cash.
BUDDY LOGAN. Omaha.
MR.. LOGAN'S ilagrant confcs-
W sion that he tossed bruises
AZ at hopeless umpire is one
OF the most charming diaries ever
published while the jury dclbcratcd.
But, my country, right or wrong.
It's got to be either.
Mr.. Logan doesn't state what
town the irresistible acrostic oc-
CURED in. The Boots League was
a hve-town circuit and very elastic.
They used rubber money.
Gink was not man to be in
Inundated by force, or any other
breakfast food. He stood and fell
by his decisions, in the order named.
If he ever fled from an i'm
promptu riot, it wasn't because he
was not skilled in the manly art
Of selfish defense. Whenever he
seooted loose from a community
panic, he was going to call the
doctor.
Now there are many ways in
which a refugee can skid away from
contagious knuckles If he runs
methodically, he is simply cautious.
If he gallops enthusiastically, he is
timid. But, if he scampers wildly,
then he is going to call the physician.
That's what Gink always did:
Wnen CIVIC unrest DfoKe loose.
Gink was the first to page the M.
D.
There is some suspicion that Gink
lodged many cafeteria dinner bills
by looping off to call the doctor.
But they can't prove this, as no.
body ever found his thumbprints on
. meat check.
Ordinarily, the average umpire
calls the family guardian when
his opponent is sick. That's where
Gink shone like the parlor lamp
on Sunday night.
He always called the doctor when
his foes were too healthy.
Then he and the doctor would go
for buggy ride and some sponge
cake. while Deacon Kelly told about
Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
Meanwhile, the Boots League was
making preparations Tor the opening
Of the pennant season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Phi Chi Beat
Alpha Kappa Team

The Phi Chi bca, the Alpha Kap.
pa Kappa fraternity team in the Unii
vcrsity OF Nebraska medical college
"irat" league Monday afternoon at
Elmwood park by the score OF ~
to 2.
The Phi Beta Pi and Phi Rho
Sigma teams cross bats this alter
noon at Eimwood park.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Denver Signs Pitcher
From Detroit Club

st, Joseph, Mo-, April lS.-Thc
Denver baseball club was strength
cncd here by the arrival of Roy
Spencer, a catcher, and Jim Gross.
pitcher. Spencer was obtained
from the Detroit American league
club and Gross from the Kansas
City American association club. The
purchase Of Gross is subject to 80
day trial. ]. l.. Swetonic, an in,
fielder. purchased by Denver from
the Columbus American association
is on his way to join Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
"Young' Fitzsimmons Wins

St. Louis, April lS.--"Young" Fitz-
simmons, Oklahoma City. middle
weight. tonight was awarded the
referees decision over Young Denny
OF New Orleans after Denny was dis
qualified for holding in the sixth
round of scheduled l0-round bout.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Carlisle Trainer Joins
Stanford Athletic Staff

Stanford University, Cal, April lS.
wallace Denny, former head trainer
in athletics at Carlisle university
(Pa.l, has been engaged as trainer
at Stanford university, it was an
nounced here today. Denny was
recommended by Glenn Warner, who
recently became connected with Stan
ford as advisory coach.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

day that the pro-
posed 2O-round
bout bet W e c II
Johnny Kilbane,
worlds champion
feath crw eli gh I
boxer, and Eu-
&C e. c u /,
French bantam
weight champion,
would not take
place in France.
=. The offer OF a
purse OF 5O,WO
francs has failed
10 arouse much
cnthusia S m in
either camp, Kill
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI.
Totals

Totals 81 :. IL
sBatted for Markle In seventh.
ssBatted for Wingo in ninth.
sssBatted for Couch in ninth.
Pittsburgh ..........0 20 SIS
Summary-Runs: Marsnville tc), Carey.
Bigbee, Tierney. Traynor t2). Rohwer.
Burns, Eeale, Pineli. Wingo. Errors:
None. Two-base hits: Rohwer. Grimm.
Stolen bases: Carey. Marsnville (cl. Cave
ney Sacrifice hits: Grimm, Rohwer.
Carey. Double plays: Bisbee- -Maranvills; /;
Bigbeo Tierney: Grimm, unassisted:
Bohne-Daubert. Left on bases: Pitts
burgh. S; Cincinnati Base on balls: Off
Markie. 2; off Couch. 2; Off Carlson. 81;
off Hamilton, I. Struck out: BY Markle.
ton ~ l. oaia Hits: or MarkIe' : In Z y inninK.;
off Carlson, In s Ia innings: Off Couch.
in 2 innings. off Hamilton, ] in 2 "a
innings. Hit by pitched ball: Pinelli. by
Carlson. Passed ball: Gooch. winning
Yitcher: Carlson. Losing pitcher: Markle.
Umpires: Quigley and Moran. Time: 1:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

banc manager Is
holding out for 100000, which is
equivalent to nearly 100000 francs,
while Criqui's desire to meet the
champion is not equal to his paying
his own training expenses and run
ming the risk OF receiving no money.
Kilbane appears anxious to fight
the French champion. but the con-
d;tions exactcd appear to make it
impossible to stage the battle in Eu-
rope.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
RnSTnN.
.Batted for Ferguson I'm in eighth. =

sBatted for Ferguson In eighth.
Score by innings:
eNw York ...0 o o114f 1-10
Boston .............0 o o / 3 0 0 4 o. s
Summary-Runs: Miller Fewster (2),
Ward. Scott (S). Schang, Bush (2), J.
Collins. Smith, Pratt t2). Harris. Dugan
Pittenger. Menosky. Errors: Scott. Burns.
Dugan. Narr (2). Two-base hits: Scott
t2). Burns. Pittenger. Dugan. Smith.
Pratt. Fewster. Three base hits: Schang
Sacrifice hits: Burns. Scott Bush Smith.
Double plays: Bush-Scott -Pipp; Ferguson
Pratt Burns. Left on bases: New York,
4; Bostons g. Base on balls: orr Bush,
2: off Ferguson, I. Struck out: BY Bush
1; by Karr. q Hits: OFF Karr, . in is
innings; off Ferguson. in 2-3 innings;
off Myers. in inning off Bush. u in
Z 20 innings off Jones. In 1 Ia innings.
Wild pitches:. Bush (s). Winning pitcher:
Bush. Losing pitcher: karr. Umpires:
Wilson, Walsh, Connolly, Time: .55
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

MATTED for I.ukanoNte In seventh.
score BY inninssi
60, 80. o :-i0
r"is. ..,.,..0: :J: :0O0l iOGs
sv,ssnAry--Two- -base hits; Lr..em.
Manush, Griffin. nsumsn. Bennett. I"rss- ~
base hit, lee. Home runs: Manusn' W. us
i.."u. li,wuthan,. Bennett. Sacrifice NUS
rasH:r. Thompson. stolen base.; Ino~p-
.cn, 3. Bases on balls; OF LSc"no.ws; s;
1; of Coffindnffev. 4; off Rurch, D; on
naum gardiner. I. struck out; ny ."s.n ...n
o,s. by Alsarss; .;,,nas;,.f y su.sn and 'Ss ss
,,"r., on Burch. 3 and ! In Z Is innings:
of Drus,nsn. / and J. In I inning: OF
Wilson. / and 3 In ] inning 81 naum-
GARDNER, o and q In s.3; off iuksnovIc:
4 and 4 IN ! inninGs; off Aibane.. anu
! in :: Innings, off Trctusan. and IN ,
imning. wild pitches: LuknpovM.
IIjt ~ pitched ball: by Burch. Bennep
md Davis. Double plays; wilcox 70 1,..
isson; MeGinnis 10 Baun,sn to i~,lSeM;
C.vantham to Snedecor. Left on basec'
Omaha, s, Tuisa, 13. Time Of game: s:so
Empires: Holmes and Crosby.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Missouri at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, April lS.-fhe Uni
versity of Missouri track team, which
will meet Occidental college here
Wednesday, arrived last night from
Berkeley, where Saturday the Uni
versity Of California defeated Mis-
souri,, IS to As.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
OKLAHOMA CYTY.
s. sAls Total.

Sioux City ..........o 30 o 0-s
Oklahoma City 800 o 24? 0 x-9
Summary-Runs: Metz. Robson, Query,
Pitt. Massey. Moore. Tate t3), Long t2l.
Warden. Errors: Hemingway. OsterRard.
Tesar. Lasale. Two-bass hits: Robson.
Pitt. Long. Moore. Three-base hits: Mari,
Moore. Long. Sacrifice hits: Hamilton.
Marr. Moore (2). Stolen bases: Middle
ton G). Hamilton. Base on balla: OFF
Warden. 8: off Tesar. s. Struck out: BY
Warden. 2: by Tesar. g. Double play:
Ostergard Mari. Left on bases: Siopx
City. s; Oklahoma City, 1e. Time: l:4s.
Umpires: McGloom and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
John Pesek Wins
OuerChas.P Peters
in StraightFaus

Chicago, April lS.-John Pesek,
heavyweight wrestler q Ravenna,
Neb., defeated Charles Peters Of
Omaha in two straight falls here last
right, taking the first fall lin 2S
minutes and q seconds-with the leg
scissors hold. The second fall was
gained with the body scissors and
wristlock in 20 minutes and 2l Sec
onds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

Summary Runs: Reagan. Graham,
Errors: Wagner Breen. Mcdonald. Ak
right. Mcdonnell. Sacrifice hit: Wagner
Two base hits: Reagan. Milan. 6reen.
'Rcrger. East. Three-b base hits: Horsn
Washburn. Stolen bases: Graham. Con-
Ian. Hits: OFF Alright: 1 in I innings.
Off Mcdonnell. 8 in 5 innlnEs: off Sellars.
o In innings Double plays: Turgean-
Reagan wagner-Yuna: Berger-W -Washburn.
by Sellsrs. 2. Base on balls: OF Merz,
8; off Alright. /; off Mcdonnell. 1: off
Sellars. 4. Left on bases: Wichita. s;
Des Moincs. 2 Hit by pitched ball: Rea-
gan. Umpircs: Anderson and Mcdonald.
Time: l:45,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Chicago Cubs
Win Odd Game
Of Series, IS
Hickey Uses Five Pitchers iu
Effort to Check Second
Defeat Of Season
Pirates Beat Reds.

ST. Louis. April is.-Chieaso won
the odd game OF the series from the
Cardinals here today. to 5. The
defeated dropped ST. Louis to a tic
for second place with the Cubs. New
York going into the lead. Hickey
used five pitchers IN an effort TO
slop Chicago. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Athletics Knock
Johnson Out Of
Box and Win
Philadelphia Americans
Pound Out l8 Hits and
Beat Washington by
IL to 2 Score.

Washington. April is.-Philadei-
phia knocked Johnson out OF the
box on his first appearance OF the
season today and hammered a trio
OF his successors for a total OF u
hits, aggreea,ing "a bases and de-
iea,ed Washington. " to 2. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Wins Sculling Title.

Wanganui, New Zealand, April Is.
James Paddon, Australian oarsman,
won the worlds professional sculling
championship on the famous Wan
ganui riyer course today, defeating
Robert Had6eld, also of Australia.
Paddon finished nine lengths in the
lead
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Frusll to Box Reddy

Cleveland, O.. April lS.-Danny
Frush, Cleveland featherweight. has
been matched to box Battling Reddy
OF New York at Detroit April q. i.
was announced here today. The
bout is scheduled to so 10 rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Kennedy All-Stars Win

The Kennedy All-Stars Of Omaha
defeated the Sonin Clothiers of FIRE.
mont at Fremont Sunday by the
score OFF, to !.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Indiana. q. HackeYA. &.

Okla shoma City. okl. April 1s.-Chaun-
cey Warden. Oklahoma City semip pro.
turned In his second victory OF the season
Tuesday when he held the slueGing Sioux
TO six hist. while his mates were hammer
ing Tesar for Is and = to 3 decision.
Tesar got half Of Sioux City's hits. ons
three-bagger, scoring two Of the visitors
three tallce. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Burch Uses
Five Hurlers
to Beat Oilers
Msnush, Cislason and Gran
than Whans Out Home
Runs in Omaha's
10 10 9 Win.

Tulsa. OIL. April ls.-omaha won
from Tulsa. 10 10 9. in 10 innings 20.
day. The locals came from behind
three times aud tied the score, bu, a
i0th.inning rally. after the visitors
had scored two. fell one short
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Totals % "a IL
sRatted for Bayne In eighth.
ssBatted for Henry In ninth.


sRatted for Bayne In eighth.
''Batted for Henry In ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ..........o 900 ooo2 o. 2
Cleveland ...,....o IS 0 2 x--17
.Summary-Runs: Ellerbe. Sisler. Janiie-
McInnis (2). seweli. Gardner (2), Wood
f2). Nunamaker. Uhle (2). Errors: Tobin,
SEVERED. Two-base. hits: Collins, Sswell,
Speaker (O, McInnis (3). Uhle. wambs-
Speaker. Sacrifice hit: Uhle. Double
plays: McManus- Gerber -SisIer: McManus-
sisler; Gerber -Sisler; seweIt-
Wambsganss- -McInnis. Left on bases: ST.
Louis. Z: Cleveland, .. Base on balls:
Off Kolp. 8: off Bayne, q Oft Uhle. l..
Struck out: BY Bayne. /: by Uhle. 2. Hits:
OFF Kolp. 8 in 3 Ia innings; off Bayne,
8 in 3 2-3 innings; off Henry. in Il
inning. wild pitches: Bayne Uhle, Henry
Losing pitcher: Kolp. Umpires: Dineen,
Nallin. Exams. Time: 1:52
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Flynn Wins on 0. K.

Hutchinson, Kan, April 18-Jim
Flynn, veteran Pueblo heavyweight,
knocked out Mike Shubert of Hut.
Crimson in the third round here last
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Yanka 10: Red Sox A.

Boston. April 1s.-New York defeated
Boston, 10 to 8, in a free hitting game
today. Bush was knocked out OF the
box by Boston rally in the eighth and
was succeeded by Jones' who checked
the hitting. Boston used three pitchers,
but none was effective. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Buaoes Nose Tulsa Out of 10 to 9Victory in Ten Innings
Saints Win Seventh
Straight Contest
St. Joseph Beats Denver for
Third Time. g to 81
Boosters Trim Witches.

81, Joseph. Mo. April ls.-st
Joseph made II seyea straight VIC
tories and the third straight win from
Denver by winning lodays contest
with the Bears. o 10 J.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Coast League

San Francisco, April IT, n. H. Z.
Sacramento Z
San Francisco. .............. Z q
Batteries: Niehaus, Garfield. Shea and
Stanage; Scott and Agnew.
Los Angeles. Cal, April Is II. r. z.
Salt Lake. ................ 2 Q
LoS HUEeleS III U
Batteries: Goul and Jekins; Lyons and
DAILY.
Portland Oregon, April is.
r. II E.
Oakland :. ................4 IL o
Portland =. 10 1
Batteres-Arlett and Koehler; Middle
ton and Elliott
Seattle. Wash, April Is.
Vernon Seattle. no game.
Vernon, travelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
PHILADELPHIA.



.Bstted for johnson in fifth.
ssBstted for Courtney In ninth.
Score by innlnss:
Phlir irdeIphiA ......,5 o-ll
Washington ,..,....o o : 5000 o.
summary-Runs: Young 20. Johnston.
Hsuser. Walker ts1, We'eh tg, Miller
Dykes ts). Galloway t2). Ssylor Judge.
Harris. Errors; Young tal. Harris t2l,
Rice. Two-bass hits: Perkins, Young. CAL
ioway. weich. Milan. Three.bssc hits:
Miller. Stolen bases: Johnston t:l, Mil
Ter Sacrifice hits. Perkins. Galloway
Miller welch.. Naylor. Double play; Nay.
Philad.iphis. III; Washington. :. Base
on balls; OFF johnson. I: off Naylor. .;
off Mcdrew; .; off Courtney: !. Struck
out. BY Johnson. .: by McGrew. l: by
Naylor. 2; by. Courtney. !. Hts on
johnson. Z In s innings: off Francis. 5 In
! inning, ono run scored. two on base
and none out In seventh: off McGraw. 4
| in 20 innings: off Courtney. In l 1-3
innings. Hit by pitched ball: Dykes. by
| johnson. Wild pitches: McGraw t2),
| NayIor. Passed ball: Picnic. Losing
| pitcher: Johnson. Umplres:' Chill and
Owen. Time: 2:i7,
White Sox. s; Tigers, I.
Chicago. April is-Timsly hitting by
Chicago. coupled with unsteady pitching
by Cole, enabled the locals to make II
two straight from Detroit today, to !.
The visitors hit Hodge freely. but he
frightened up in tho pinchcs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
American Association

Columbus, O.. April 1s.- r. II. E.
Kansas City 2
Batteries: Shupp and McCarty; Low
denmilk. Northrop. and Hartley.
Louisville. KY. April 1s.- r. H. e.
LOUISVILLE ............... IL l
Batteries: Hall. Benton e-d Gonzales;
Estell. Long and Meyer.
Toledo, o.. April 1s.-- r. IT, z.
.nii" duhee -. -. ...............f q lS l
Batteries: Sherman and Gossett: Parks
and Kocher.
Indianapolis, April 1s- r. \. E.
indianapolis ......,,.,9 IL
Batteries: Mangum, Williams Haid
and Mayer; Hill, Soib Petty Cayet and
Kruger.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

sFisher out, hit by batied bali
Score by inninss;
Denver .t.,..,,,..,,,i eooe
~, Joseph ,,..,...,ti oooso a-e
summary-Runsi Jink,ns. shsnlsy. fat-
tsr,on, ". smith. Mcdonald, Nufgr, ora
bowski t.,. HoViik. EFrofhi Jihkinr 81,
Runs and hiis. or Smith. aud u IN
7 is innings. of wets.i. aud Q ~
ga inning. off Ho,iik, and 10 IN
inplngs Earned runs Denver. ~ jos.
,ph. & Rase on halls; OFF lioyiik. or
smith .. struck out: by HoSiik. ~
smith o Left on bases Denver, .; ~
Joseph, Wild pitch; i,eslik , rw9,Snss aons'
witx. /. Nufer. Doubl. plsyt Patterson
wrlsht. shsniey. sacrifice hts eorr.dsn, nas
SprAnEer ts). iIaviik, w. smith: bono.
witz stnien base Wright, Impircs'
Burnside and fitzpsuicM Time. i;to.
Roostevs. q, wichita. :.
wichita, Kan. April is.--ncs Moines
won lis first ball game OF the season TO-
day by batting Akrisht Wrhits re-
uruit hard IN the frat two frames. WIN
ming % .. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Kilbane Wants
100000 to Meet
Eugene Criquii

Paris, April lS.-It was cons,d-
cred probable in boxing circles to-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

.Rstted for Aidridgs in sisth.
ssBAttrd for Sorth in second,
ss.Rstisd for Goodwin in ninth.
ssssRsttsd for Bailey In sixth.
sss'sRsn for Ainsmith In sixth,
Chicago ,..........5 800 o I. o Q o-I
81. Louis ...,.......o iosf 900 o-3
summary-Runs. STATE t.). Holiochsr.
Keiieher. krur. oFsrreii. Hartnett. Four
nier. Hornsby. McIisnry. Torporccr'
Bailey. Errors; Aidridge. Hornsby. Glenn
ons. Goodwin. Two-bsss hits: Holiocher.
runs: Fournier. Stolen base. staty. Sac
rifcs bits: Grimes. Heathcote. Frieberg.
Double plays: y.Torporcer; Hollo-
cher -Krus Grimes: Grimes 'tunassiktcd)
Hornsby- -Torporccr; Freeman Holiocher-
Grimes Left on bases: Chicago. s.: st.
Louis. 7. Base on balls: OF rfeffcr. ?:
off BENTON. .; off Bailey, .: off Freeman.
:: Of Goodwin. I. struck out: BY Bailey.
{: by Aldridse. I: by Freeman. !. Hits:
out In second: off North. in inning
Oft Benton. 0 In 0 innings. two on. none
out in third: off Bailey. 8 In 4 inninss:
Oft Goodwin. ! In . innings: off Aldridge,
II In ) innings: off Freeman. In I
innings Wild pitch: Bailey. Winning
pitcher: Aidridgc. Losing pitcher: Bailey.
Ump!res: Scntelle and Klein. Time: ?:i9.
Pirates. 4: Reds, 4.
Cincinnati. o.. April Is. - Pittsburgh
ou;played Cincinnati and won today's
game by a score OF 8 to 4. making a
clean sweep ~ the series. Carlson was
driven from the slab In the seventh. and
q lucky catch by Grimm OF Bresslers
low drive resulted In a double play which
saved Hamilton. Markle gave way-to a
pinch hitter In the seventh, and Couch
couId Mt etoo th> ,,iuItor. rba .,,...
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results,

Yesterdays Re~uits.
Kansas City, 4; Columbus. ;.
Louisville, 8: ST. Paul, 8.
Milwaukee. z: Toledo. 2.
Minneapolis. II: Indianapolis, ..
Today's Games.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus
Minneapolis at indianapolis.
ST. Paul at Louisville.
Southern Association
AZ Nashville. Memphis. o; Nashville, J.
New Orleans. Birmingham. 4: Atlanta.
81 Mobile. 10.
Little Rock. S; Chattanooga, /.
Baseball Records Made This Date
April 10.
April 10. 1So0-Most bases on balls by
pitcher in game. Is; made by ii. Cru
Der. Cleveland against Buffalo (Players
lcague). Record Jointly held by W.
George. New York tNational Ieague), and
q. Van Haltren. Chicago National ieague)
1887. and Ii. p. Hans. Philadelphia (Amer-
lean league), 1915.
April 49, l900--No-h hit game: NJ. r.
Amole, Buffalo against Detroit (American
league).
April 10, 1sO7--Most assists in a game
by pitcher, II: L. A. Walsh. Chica 90
(American league). Record pointly held
by u. Mcconnell, NJ. G. Wolfgang (Amer-
lean leasue), and J. Meekin National
league).
April 10. i9O7-Most chance accepted
by pitcher In game, 1S: L. A. Walsh.
Chicago (American leaRue),
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Indians, IL; Browns. 2.

Cleveland. O.. April 1s.--The Cleveland
Indians found three st. Louis pitchers
wild and ineffective today and defeated
the Brown, II to 2. The Indians made
nine two base hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
Mhita Soy. s.; Tixers. 1.
DETROIT.

Score by innings:
Chicago ,..,,,,,...o o.. 100 2 KS
Detroit ..............1 600 o o. o-l
Summary - Runs: johnson, Mcclellan,
Mostil FaIk. Schalk, Cutshaw. Errors:
johnson. Rigney. Bassler. Two-base hits:
Rassler t2). Collins. Three-base hits:
johnson ()5 Stolen base: Heilmann.
Sacrifice hits: Hodge. Sheely. Double
bases: Detroit. 10: Chicago. .. Base on
balls: OFF Cole. S: off Hodge, 2. Struck
out: BY Cole. 3; by Hodge. 3. Umpires:
IIildebrand and Moriarty. Time: 80
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

.Rstted for Aidridss in sisth,
ssBatted for North in second.
sssRstied for Goodwin In ninth.
ssssRstted for Bailey In sixth.
sssssRan for Ainsmlth in sixth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19
WICHITA,
pEs AioINIs

sBatted for Mcdonnell in seventh.
Des Molncs .........l 90 ! o--s
Wichita ......0 0 o -. o o o o o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

= Malcolm Aldrieh.
%, football an d
b as c b all cap
tain. has been vot-
ed , b c man W b 0
who did the most
for Y a ! e in his
cal a SIS. also the
most popular a n d
versatile athlete.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-19

Dewey Laws, former Omaha uni
versity athlete. who halls from Kear-
ney. Neb., has been signed up IS a
member of the Norfolk club, accord
ing to word received by the writer
last night from Ernie Adams, man
ager of the Norfolk club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-12
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