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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27

July nisded
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Carpenter Gives
Toast to Lewis
Declares English Champ Is q
''Cood Sportsman" at
Dempsey's Banquet.

London, May l2.-In a room
which serves as the monthly meet
ing place for the modern perpetrators
of the Knights OF King Arthur's
round table. three of the most dis
cussed knights of the roped arena,
Jack Dempsey, Georges Carpenter
and Ted (Kid) Lewis, and their
managers and trainers, and so British
and American newspaper men. had
luncheon today as the guests oi
Dempsey and Jack Kearns, who are
sailing tomorrow for New York.
At the luncheon Kearns forecast a
return fight between Dempsey and
Carpenter in Europe within a year
He said that an agreement for a
meeting between the two heavy
weights in London or Paris before
next May had been reached between
himself and Francois Descamp.
According to Kearns, he and Des-
camps decided to leave the promo
ton of the bout to the person Offer
ing the best terms for it. Neither
Carpenter nor Dempsey is prohib-
tied from engaging in encounters
with other men prior to the battle in
Europe, but defeat for either of the
heavyweights would result in the
agreement being automatically can
celed.
During the luncheon Carpenter
toasted Lewis, who was defeated by
the Frenchman Thursday evening.
He called Lewis "a good sports
man."
Jack Dempsey said Carpenter was
the best man he ever encountered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
So F't 's
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.

sBatted for Jones In seventh.
ssBatted for Terry in eighth.
s'Batted for Stueland in ninth
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ........0 2 o q s IL
Chicago ...........,0 I 0 o o o 2 %
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Willard Training for
Bout With lack

Los Angeles, May 12.-Jess Viii
lard is in town. The best informa-
ton available indicates that he is in
training; but he declined today to see
newspapermen, to divulge his plans
or his hopes, or to say anything
about whether he wanted to fight
Dempsey again, or had anything in
prospect along pugilistic lines.
Willard has been here two weeks
or more, but nobody knew it until
newspapermen, working on informa-
ton received from eastern points,
traced him to leased home in a
quiet residence section, where the tel
ephone was listed under another
name, and where Jess himself was
admitted to be living, but could not
be seen,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Billy Lee Goes
to San Antonio
Club in Deal
Bureh Gives Four Players
Ak Within Two Days
More Scheduled
10 Go.

BILLY" Lee. OMAHA wesseIn
league leithelder. received the sur.
prise OF his lie today when he Was
told by Barney Bureh. owner and
manager OF the Buifaloes. that he
had been sold TO the San Antonio
team OF the Texas league.
Lee. together with the other Bui-
ialoes. met at the Union station Ia
go to Des Moines where the club
opens iour-game series this after
noon. The team arrived at the sta
ton before Bureh. When the latter
breezed down the platform he no.
tieed Lee.
Breaks News.
"Hey. Billy you're no, going to
Des Moines." said Bureh. II have
sold YOU TO the San Antonio club
OF the Texas league
Lee looked up at Bureh and said
"The devil you did. When did all
this happen:'
Last night" replied Bureh. so
long"
Lee. together with ICY" Lingle.
Omaha catcher, leapes tomorrow
morning for Dallas. Lingle was
traded to Dallas Tor Pitcher Dan
Tippie. Lee will join the San An
tonic club at Fort Worth. Tex.
Four Players Let Out.
Within the last two days Owner
Bnrch has released, sold or traded
four players. two OF which had been
with the club since 1918. The first
Buffalo to get the axe was Pitcher
Fred Wigington. He was sold TO
Hastings OF the state league.
Yesterday Bureh released Mutt"
Wilson. hurler. and today "Cy"
Linglc. catcher, and Billy" Lee,
lcttficldcr. went by the boards.
Burch's recent cleanup campaign
has caused considerable talk among
the players.
Friends OF Burch who confess TO
be on the inside" declare that
Omaha will have brand new team
within short time. Three more
Buffaloes are slated to purchase rail.
road tickets soon.
O'Connor Comes Here.
Dick O'Connor, former Des Moines
Western league outficlder. who hit
3jS in PA" Tearncys loop last sea-
son, has been traded to the Omaha
club. according to an announcement
made this morning by Barney Burch.
O'Connor was traded to Memphis
At the close OF the 1921 season. He
reported TO the Southern club. but
refused to play with Memphis.
Walter Trcon. former Omaha
pitcher, and a cash consideration
we're given for O'Connor.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Student Plays so
Holes in 8 Hours

Princeton. N, J., May il-On
. wager tina, he could not play 80
holes Of soli In u hours. an aver.
age OF less than IS strokes 10 10.
Robert w. Wintfinssr. captain OF
the Princeton golf team and win
nes OF the Lakewood tournament
last week. yesterday completed
the unusual feat in less than nine
hours. His average was ~
strokes. His scores Tor the 10
holes were 10. 70. II. rs and ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Two ont when winning run scored
-Ratted for Causey In third.
SEATED for Shea lin eighth
t'tRan for SNYDER in eighth.
..''Ran for Ainsmith in sixth.
Score nv innings:
New York ........o Of 900 / o-s
St Louis ....4 0 o o 0 Q o 0 0 IL
Summary-Runs: Bancroft f2), Young,
Meusel. Kelly. Skinner. J. Smith. Torpor-
Ger. Stock. Hornsby. Fournier. Heath
cote, Mann Errors: Frisch. Groh, Young
icy. Skinner, Heathcote. Two-base hits:
Friseh t2). Young. Stock. Three-base hit:
Fournier. Home run: Fournier. Stolen
base: Frisch. Sacrifices: Stock. Haines.
Young. Groh: Double play: Bancroft
New York; 9; St. Louis; s. Bases or
balls: OFF Barnes. !: off Haines 8: off
Causey, / off Sherdel. Q; off Shea, 2.
by Shea. !. Hits: Off Barnes. : in 3 1-s
innings: off Nehf in 2 innings off
Causey. iir inning: off Haines in
innings: off Shea . In innings: off
sherdel. 3 in innings; off Jonnard, |
in inning: Winning pitcher: sherdel.
Losing pitcher: Nehf. Umpres: Hart
and O'Day. Time: c:20.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Society Girls
to Usher at
Fight Benefit

San Francisco. Cal. May PA
fight show sponsored by Mrs. Daniel
Z. Jaekling. vile OF the Utah and San
Francisco mining magna,e, and with
society girls as ushefs. is TO be given
in the Civic auditorium here on the
evening OF May is for the benefit OF
the forthcoming annual convep,ion OF
the Disabled American Veterans OF
tie World War.
The boxing talent TO appear will
include Joe Azevedo, former light
weight championship contender. An
added attraction" in the shape Of
a bout between couple OF society
men is being arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
William Doak Now in
Baseball's Hall Of Fame

New York, May l2.-William
Doak of the Cardinals has made
room for himself in the 1922 hall of
pitching aces by holding the Giants
to one wee hit-that slow moving
bunt by Bancroft in his first attempt
at the bat.
The St. Louisians won, gathering
enough hits off the slants Of Phil
Douglas to count twice. Incidentally
it was the first shutout Of the season
for the world champions.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Vet Of Famous Battle
Dies in Missouri Home

Centralia, Mo-. May l2.-Thomas
Durk, 81. is dead at his home near
Murray. south of here.
Mr.. Durk was British soldier in
the battle Of Balaklava and witnessed
the charge of the Light Brigade.
made famous by Tennyson's poem.
He was a great walker and frequent
ly made trips to Columbia, a distance
OF 20 miles, scorning all offers to
ride.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Hastings Wins From
Doane Tracksters

Hastings. May l2.-(Special. y
Hastings college defeated Doane COL
lege i'll dual track meet. IS to IS,
at Hastings yesterday. The Bron-
chos scored freely in the dashes and
hurdles.
Hastings won the relay by 20
yards. Shenik, Hastings, broke state
record in the quarter-milc in 81 Sec
onds flat. The old record was 81 is
seconds.
Summary:
loo,Yard ,Dash : Harris. Hastings;
shenik. Hastings: Anderson, Hastings.
Time. II seconds.
l2o-Yard High Hurdles--Youns. Hast
inKs; Grigg: Hastings; Johnston. Doane.
Time. is Is seconds.
4so-Yard gDash--Schenick. Hastings;
anderson: Hastings; Cook. Doans. Time.
% seconds.
ris. Hastings; Cram, Doane. Time,
One Mile--coleman. Doane: johnson.
Hastings; Hajney. Hastings. Time.
Shot Put--Harris. Hastings: wendorff.
Discus Throw--Harris, Hastings: Wen
dorff. Doane. Buck, Doane. Distance. 121
feet IN inches.
Hammer Throw-wendorff. Doane;
Corey. Doane; Harris. Hastings. Distance,
100 feet inches.
Javelin-Carns, Hastings: Spear. Hast
ings; Yansman Doane. Distance, 1:s feet
10 inches.
Broad Jump-Anderson, Hastings: Spen-
Ger, Doane; Young and Tholin. Distance.
Il feet inches
Relay-Hastinss won, Anderson, Am
brose, Rasp. Sheuik
Two Miles--Chandler, Hastings; Hiebe,
Doane: Anderson, Hastings. Time
10:43 3-5
22o Low Hurdles-Griggs and Spear, tie
Hull and Ambrose. tie. Hastings. Time,
81 seconds z
2eo-Yards Dash--shenik. Hastings:
Rasp, Hast:nEs: Griggs, Anderson, tie,
Hastings. Time. 20 3-5 seconds
High Jump-Afaunder. Hastings: john
ston. Doane; IIiggenbotham, Hastings.
Distance. 5:3
Pole Vault Hull. Hastings; Johnston,
Doane: Hiebe. Doane. Distance, II feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Holdregc Mines Wins
Southwest Championship

Holdrcsc, Ncb.. May l2.-Hold-
rsgc won from Orleans by the score
OF Is to 6, capturing the baseball
championship OF southwest Ne
braska.
Gepford for Holdrege struck out
II men, while Coifrcy of Orleans
struck out two.
Batteries: Holdrcge, Gcpford and
Davidson. Orleans, Coffrey and
Ekburg.
Holdrege boasts seven straight
victories and no defeats. II scored
y points to its opponents 28
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Shoot in Honor
Of Omaha Gun

Frank S. Parmalee, formerly a
member OF the All-American trap
shooting team which successfully in
vaded Europe 10 years ago, and
recognized, in his time, as one OF the
greatest shots in the country, is leav-
ing Omaha soon to make his home in
j California.
Saturday afternoon the Omaha
! Gun club will have special shoot,in
his honor.
While Frank has not shot much
a the traps in the last five years he
is still able to smash the clays with
regularity and says he will demon
strate to the boys Saturday the way
it should be done.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Boosters Ragged Playing and 0es Steady Hurting Win for Omaha
School Boy Rejects
Dodgers TROUT Offer

Boise. Ida. May ia.-Wil.
bert Robinson. manager OF the
Brooklyn National ipgue
baseball club. yesterday Iele-
grAphed Victor Cameron. 49,
year-old Boise High school
outhslder and pinch hitter. 10
report Tor . tfyout. Cameron.
an All.sfound athlete. refused
the offer. however. In order 10
complete his last year in school
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Willard Denies
He's Seeking Go
With Dempsey

Los Angeles, May iE.-tess VIII
lard. heavyweight boxer. mentioned
in recent dispatches from Paris as a
possible carly opponent tor Jack
Dempsey, is not seeking a return
match with the worlds champion. ae.
eording to a statement attributed to
Willard today by local newspaper.
Willard. who won the champion
ship from Jack Johnson and lost Il
TO Dempsey. arrived here yesterday,
but secluded himself. The newspa-
per story quotes Willard as having
said that his private business waa
keeping him on the jump and that
he did no, have time TO give the ring
game serious thought.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Nebraska and Iowa
State in Dual Meet

Lincoln, May l2.-Coach Harry
Schultz put his squad of Cornhusker
track and field artists through the
final sprints today preparatory to
the dual meet with Iowa State col
lege Of Ames, scheduled to start
early tomorrow morning on Nebras-
ka field. Ames' showing with Mime
sofa last week has put the Nebraska
team on edge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Wesleyan Nine in
Victory Over Midland

Fremont. Neb., May l2-(Spe-
cial. )-Midland's debut in ntercol-
/ legiate baseball circles resulted in a
s to 4 defeat at the hands Of Wes-
, leyan's nine in a game that appeared
to be one ice for the warriors until
the last OF the ninth. Rogge, Wes-
1cyan moundsman. allowed but two
hits. Nixon started for the war;
riors but was forced to make way
for Dumler in the third frame. Nixon
stayed in the game, however, and
donned the catcher's mask.
! The warriors showed up we'll in
running bases, bringing in four runs
with two hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
ON MIA

Home runi Yuma. Three base hits:
Gsnatham. Two-bsse hits; nurch. 1uns.
Ilosas. Sacrifice hits; Wtiros. Okrie.
stolen bas~si Asnush. sned~cor. Left On
bss~si Omaha. 10, D~s Molnes. Z. struck
out; ny Mers, Z; Mr1lves, u ~ Okne.
\. fsases on bsllsi OFF Nor. D; ncllree.
Ilves lsnsdecov). Okrie (Wagnev). wild
pitch, Okrie. Passed hall; Wilder. E~ssn-
I'd runs and hits; Off Mers. I: and III ~
a-3 off Msliree. . and In i-3; sU
Okrie. (: and In o. Losing pitcher; Mers.
In,pires, MctiIoom and brown. Time:
1:J.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Grand Island Wins.

Grand Island, May 1.-THE Third City
club OF the Nebraska State league defeated
Hastings here today in the opening game
by score Of to S. Beck was wild and
relieved at the mound for Hastings after
allowing seven free passes and five hits
In six innings. The Third City crews
fielding was irrational six errors being
chalked against 1t and three double plays
credited It. Pagan and Tones knocked
out home runs A man was on base both
times. Approximately 1900 fans filled the
stands and bIeachers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Totals 81 IA ~ 12l
sBatted for Olson in fifth.
''Batted for Woodall in fifth.
''sBatted for Oldham In ninth.
ssssRan for Manion in ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit ............1 % 00c1 .
New York ........o 81 oo1 Sx-1o
Summary = Runs: Blue az, Jones.
Veach, Bassler. Fiagstead. Witt, Fewster,
Baker. Miller. Pipp. Ward, Scott (3).
Mays Errors: Bassler. Scott Two-base
hits: Ward. Schang. Home runs: Scott.
Jones' Fewster Miller. Stolen bases:
Schang. Cobb. Sacrifice hits: Olson.
Veach (2). Rigney Left on bases: New
York. Z; Detroit 6. Base ON balls: OF
Hoyt, 8: Oft Olson, 2: off Oldham. ..
Struck out: BY Hoyt. 8: by Olson. >: by
Oldham, |. Hits: OF Olson, In I In.
nings: off Oldham in innings: or
Hoyt. DIN innings (none out in eighty !:
off Murray. l in 1-3 inning: off Mays.
; in 1 "a innings. Hit by pitched bali:
Pipp, by Oldham. Winning pitcher:
Mays. Losing pitcher: Oldham. Um-
pires: Nallin and Moriarity. Time: 2:o7.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Forty Teams Enter
State Track Meet

Lincoln, May l2.-Forty interscho-
lastic teams were entered today in
the annual high school track and field
meet staged under the direction OF
the University of Nebraska, which
will be run off on Nebraska field Sat-
urday afternoon. This is the largest
number ever entered and indications
are that the. total will approach fifty
before closing time tomorrow morn
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Schlaifer and Padgett
Meet in Bout Tonight

kid Schlaifer. Omaha welter-
weight. and Cowboy" Padgett. Do
lores, Colo, will meet in ten-round
bout at Davenport, Ia. tonight.
Tonight's meeting will be the Sc
cond time these two welters have cx-
changed punches, Padgett won the
FIRST @
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Norfolk Victor
Over Lincoln
Elk Horns Open Nebraska
State League Race With
3 to 2 Victory.

Norfolk. Ncb.. May u. - Timely
hitting by the Elk Horns won the
first game OF the State league season
here TODAY bv the score OF 3 TO 2.
Specie won his game with single
in the last inning. Specie kept his
hits we'll scattered until the first half
Of the ninth inning. when Mccoy
brought in the tie score with homer.
A double by Carrig and the local
pitchers single ended the game.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
st. Louis Beats Giants.

st. Louis, May 12.-St. Louis evened the
series with the Giants here this after
noon, winning, 7 to 6. in 10 ipnings, afte,
Jesse Barnes OF no-hit-no-run fame had
been chased from the hill by barrage Of
bingles in the first inning. Causey. who
relieved him. was not effective and gave
way to Shea. Jonnard took his place and
Art Nehf finished
Frank Frsch broke into the first game
of the season since his injury and got
two doubles and a stolen base Fourner
made a circuit swipe off Barnes in the
first with two on base. The winning run
resulted from a freak hingle by Nc
Henry. which Groh permitted to dribble
alofng the third base line for safety,
while Stock scored The score:
vnnx
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Half Dozen Homers
Feature Browns
Athletics Game
Kenneth Williams Gets
Eleventh Circuit Clout Of
Present Sesson-Final
Score, 1874, St. Louis.

Philadelphia. May i,.-sis home
runs featured the FIRST game OF the
81. Louis series today. IN which the
Browns defeated Philadelphia. Is 70
T. Kenneth Williams hit his ilih
homer OF the season. while Sisler.
MeManus. Dykes. Miller and Shor-
ten also made circuit elouts.
ST. Louis drove Harris and Moore
from the mound while Shocker held
the locals safely. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Firemen Nine Trounce
u. P. Switchmen, 8 to 6

The Omaha fire laddies won from
the Union Pacific switchmen in a
game at Riverview park yesterday,
8 to E. Jim Ryan was on the mound
for the victors. The tirel1en will
play benefit game for the World
War veterans Decoration day.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Police Nine Will
Play Mid-City Team.

The policemen's baseball team
will vie Tor supremacy with the Mid
City Motor Supply nine OH the
Miller park diamond at 9 a NJ.
Sunday. Kruger. Lyon or Mccoy
will hurl for the gun toters.
sac m vbgkqj cmfwypp
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Senators. s; Indians, 4.

Washington. May 12-washington took
the opening game Of the series with
Cleveland today. to 1. Erickson was
effective after the first inning. although
unusually wild. Tho locals punched hits
off Coveleskie in three different rounds
Brewers homer with one on base in tho
fifth producing their winning margin.
Prior to the game there was a flas-rais-
ing in observation Of National Hospital
day" participated In by Secretary Denby
and Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. command
ant Of the marine corps. Wounded vet
Grams Of the world war were guests at the
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Buffaloes Take
Opening Game
Of Series, 9 to 2
Yuma Clouts Home Run in
Second Iunins-Former
Iowa Uni Pitcher
Holds Locals.

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s,siss i.asy ssd pss Nsiass isst 'is fUst
ss~s sf the sesiss siih ossahs. . 10 ..
Oss,s pitched sassssasis hsii ssesss is
the sssssA ississ. ~hss russee~ sasisS
ssa Suss hn . hsms rus. Nssss Me-
ii,se. fsv'~sv trisrs.isy sf lows pitcher.
fiashsd the game for Dss Ns,sss In 1se
sSsis
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
CHICAGO.
BOSTON.
Totals 90 Am
sBatted for Acosta In eiKhth.

Score by innings
Chicago ...,,.,......0 o o o o 90
Boston .............1 90 800 rs
Summary-Runs; Liebold (2). Pratt. Du-
gan (2). Errors: Strunk. SchallS. Dugan.
Two-base hits: Dugan. Harris. Ruel.
Stolen base: Pratt. Sacrifice hits: Men,
osky, Pittenger. Smith (2. Double plays:
Harris-Dugan. Dugan-Harris. Loft on
base: Chicago. 4; Boston, 8. Base on
balls: Off Mcweeny..4; off Acosta. 2; off
Quinn. 2. Struck out: By McWeeny. Il:
.. Hits: Off Mcweeny. . in 4 "a In
nings; off Acosta. 3 in 3 Is innings; off
Davenport none in 1 inning. Losing
pitcher: McWeeny.r Umpires: Owens,
Walsh and Chill. Time: 1886.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Batted for Coveleskie in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...........3 001oo0 o-4
Washington .........2 o o 3e00 x-b
Summary--Runs: Jameson. Wambs-
ganss. Sewell (2). Bush. Harris Judge
hits: Speaker. Sewell. Harris. Goslin.
Home run: Brewer. Stolen base: Speaker.
Sacrifice hit: Erickson. Double play:
Speaker-Wambsganss. Left on bases:
Cleveland, Z: Washington. s. Bases on
balls OFF Erickson. 81 off off Coveleskle.
5. Struck out: BY Coveleskie. 8: by
Erickson. s. Umpires: Evans, Hildebrand
and Dineen. Time: 2:06
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Cincinnati Reds
Take Close Came
From Brooklyn
Smiths Wildness in Last In
ming Enables Dodgers 10
Cop Necessary Tally
to Win.

Cincinnati. May II. - Cincinnati
won an exciting game from Brook
lyn here today. 7 TO q. through
through Smiths wildness in the
ninth inning. Markle. who pitched
only one ball TO one ba,sman in the
ninth. was given eredi, under the
rules for the victory. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Fsirbury Beat. Beatrice.

Beatrice. Neb. May 1e.-Beatrics lost
the opening game to Fairbury today be.
fore record crowd Of $500 fans. Be-
atrice opened the scoring in the second.
Fairbury tieing the count in the third
and from then on 1t was a pitchers bat
tie between Wiley and Louiish. Beatrice
scored in the seventh and seemed to have
the game on ice until the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13

Oshkosh. Neb. May 1e.-Oshkosh de-
feated Scottsbluff on the local grounds.
II TO 3, this week. John Roudebush and
Golden were the locals battery. Stack
house put over a home run with bases
full. putting Oshkosh in the lead. This
is Oshkoshs first vich
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
T0falS 81 ~ 1WT
'Batted for O'Neill In sevepth.
''Batted for Miller in ninth.

Score by innings:
Boston ..............U ~ $ urV--3
Summary-Runs: Kopf. Southworth.
Boeckel. Carey, Bigbee. Ems Traynor.
Yell0wh0rse. Errors: Maranville, Tray
nor. Two-base hits: Ssuthworth, Grimm.
Traynor. Three-base hits: Powell, Tray
nor. Stolen bases: Boeckel. Carey Big
bee (2). Sacrifice: Cruise. Left on
bases: Boston. s: Pittsburgh 7. Bases
on balls: Off Watson. 8; off Miller. J..
Struck out: By Miller. /, by Carlson. 2,
Hits: OF Watson, in innings; off
2 innings; off Carlson. 8 in innings; off
Yellowhorse. 1 In Innings Winning
pitcher: Yellowhorse. Losing pitcher:
Watson. Umpires; Klein and Sentenelle.
Time; 1:43
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
Phillies. =; Cubs. I.

Chicago May i2--Erratic fielding.
coupled with bases on balls and timely
hitting. enabled Philadelphia To make q
clean sweep OF the series with chIcsgo. by
taking the final game today. Z TO I. This
locals hit q. Smith hard. bu, IN only one
inning were they able 20 bunch them.
Home runs by Grimes and King featured.
Tho srore.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-13
GRAND ISLAND.
HASTINGS.
TOttIS Jg 9 a TT
'Batted for Hibbler in ninth.

Score by innings:
Hastings ...,.........1 0 . o 0 ! 0 3 0--5
Grand Island .......0 2 0 2 2 o l 0 x-7
Summary-Runs: Cram ca, Tones. Hol-
lingsworth (2), Warnstaff (2). Rogers
Sedivik. Fagan. Roberts, Pritchard. Err
rors: Willettes O. Hyslip. Metz (2).
Rogers, Fagan. Roberts. Two-base hits:
HolliRgsworth t3). Roben. Three-base hits
Cram. Home runs: Fagan and Tones.
Double plays: Prtchard -Sedivik- H yslip.
Hcslip- Pagan. Metz-Fagan-Sedivik. Stolen
bases: Fagan, Warnstaff, Crann Sacrifice
hits: Hyslip, Rogers (2). Fagan. Amen.
Base on balls: Off Beck. Il off Hibbler. Q;
off Pritchard. S. Struck out: BY Pritch-
ard, 2; by Beck. 6; by Hibber. 1. Hits:
OFF Pritchard, in innings; off Beck
5 in innings: off Hibbler. ! in 2 innings.
Winning pitcher: Prtchard. Passed balls:
Wllettes (2). Umpire: Hawthorne.
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Red sor Defeat White s.x.

Boston. May ~. - Boston defeated
Of their series here. Quinn held the yisi-
tors to four hits, no two Of which came
In any one inning. Boston hit Mcweeny
TO first base from the outfieid for Boston
and played well. Score:
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rnekers. Ia; lleara. 4.

Denver. Colo. May is.-sioux City took
the opening game of the series today
from Denver. is to \. II was a siuEsins
contest. the visitors driving Salisbury and
Pruitt. Denver pitchers. from tho mound
Sioux City got a total OF 10 hits Score:
atoIy .try DENVER
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Pirates. &: Rrnxes. Z.

Pittsburgh. May 12.-Pittsburgh won
from Boston today by a score Of s to 3,
driving Watson from the box In the fifth
inning. Traynor's three e-bagger came with
the bases filled. Carlson was hit hard in
the fourth inning. when the visitors
scored all their runs on five hits. Maran-
vile went hitless today. after securing a
hit in is straight games. Yellowhorse
pitched the last five innings and held
Boston scoreless Score: