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Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

the danger of the shot My ball fell alb
solutely dead in the rough at the near
end Of the green, In shooting for the
simply Clipped up and let my ball roll
clear across the green to the pin. not
needing even touch of spin to stop me
down. Ny opponent, from his position,
had but six feet of the green to peg at
the narrow strip beyond the pin-and this
hard shot he had made for himself. threw
him off and he Rolled to a very bad posi-
ton. l took the hole and the champion
ship with that one shot sent deliberately
to the rough.
George Rotan is the type of player who
would have seen that opportunity and
taken advantage of it. He has some
phenomenal records in the southwest.
1 have played many games with Rotan
and have seen him make as good shots
as can be made by any amateur or pro-
fessional I believe he held the record for
the Pine Valley Golf course-Philadelphi
many years. One season he won the
Lynnewood- Hall cup at Philadelphia from
IL field which included Jerome Travis and
Max Marston and other high ligsts OF
the east.
My acquaintance with Rotan began in
1914. when l played a round of golf with
him at Houston. Joe Bole. one OF the very
best students Of golf in this country. re-
thought Rotan was on the way to be-
coming q great golfer. Later on had
occasion to play with George at May
field club. in Cleveland. with Wilbur
Brooks Fred Borton and Joe Bole.
He il = ranging Texan over six feet in
he sht and, therefore, gets big sweep
on a long wooden shot. I have always
considered him an especially good putter.
Time and again have seem him hole six,
eight and 10-foot puts when necessary. His
weakests shots. in my opinion, are those
full iron ones to the green in which he
tries to use too much strength.
AS have pointed out previously in this
series. any one Of these good players has
IL within his game to come right up to
the top any time. Championships from
now on. for . few years. could easily fall
10 any one Of them.
Copyright, 1s22>
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Taylor and Herd
Arrive in July
Itinerary for British Pros Is
Virtually Complete-Will
Play George and Abe.

New York, June 3-(Special. y
Sumner Hollander, who is looking
after the interests Of J. H. Taylor
and Sandy Herd in this country, an
nouces that he has practically COM
pleted the schedule for this veteran
pair, having only a few open dates
lett. Taylor and Herd will arrive
here about July II and will play
their opening match at the Wykagyl
Country club July 10.
One week later they will compete
in the annual Shawnee-on-Delaware
open tournament. On September Is
at the Marion Cricket club, in Phila-
delphia, the pair will meet their fel-
low-countrymen, George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell.
In addition to playing several
matches around New York and
Philadelphia, Taylor and Herd are
booked to appear in Chicago, Peoria,
Kansas City, Topeka, Sioux City,
Rochester, Toledo, Milwaukee, Toron-
to. New London, Lancaster, Breton
Woods and the Bald Peak Country
club, in New Hampshire.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

Lincoln osN m. hbn-&
| nna,rina - nih 100 hhn-.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
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clcuted out six homers 10 date.
Manush halls from the south. This
is his second year in organized base
ball. Last season he played with the
Edmington club and swattcd the 'ol
apple for .429 clip. Henry has yet
to see his 2lst birthday fly past.
This hard-htting Buffalo comes
from family of ball players. He
is one OF seven brothers, all ball
players. Brother Frank gained con-
siderable fame as diamond per-
former in the big show.
The Omaha centerfielder is the
property OF Detroit and if he con-
tinues to hit the ball at his present
speed may receive word most any
day to pack his baggage and move
to the Tiger camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

une 3-lSpeclaD-Jack Dempsey holds the title Of heavy
OF the world but he has deliberately run out" of
match with Harry Wills negro challenger of whom
there's no longer doubt that he afraid says sport
ing authority here Tex Rickard stood ready to guar
antee huge purse for championship battle in Mon
ceped Richards terms but Dempsey left for California
evidently in hurry at the time declaring that he
needed more time to train properly for the negro and,
tor that matter was tied up with engagements that
would keep him out of the ring until September
While in Europe, Dempsey stated that he was ready
to fight Carpenter at any time the Frenchman might
sey had been arranged put off the date until year.
Dempsey returned home in excellent health but when
he heard of Richards plan to pit him against Wills, the
only heavyweight who has chance to win the
title Jack suddenly discovered that he couldn't get
trim inside Of FIVE weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Brooklyn Takes
Both Games of
Double-Header
Dodgers Close Behind Giants
in National League Race
-Ruether Wins Eighth
Straight Victory.

Brooklyn June j.-Brooklyn ap-
preached within two games OF the
league leading Giants today by TAX
ing doubc.hea from Philadel-
phia. 9 TO and 4 10 ,, Ruethcr. in
the first game, won his 10th victory
OF the season and eighth straight
Shriver weakened in the ninth oi
the second game and was relieved by
Sherrod Smith, who stopped Philly
rally.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Refused to Stay Dead,
as the Doctor Ordered

Coach Tommy Ryana OF the Des
MONIES Catholic academy, brought
Albert Wilmerding, right fielder,
back from the dead" after liner
had hit the lad over the heart. Ply
sicians found no heart beat and he
was declared dead. Coach Ryan
sent the injured boys teammates to
the gym and insisted on trying first
aid methods. After an hours artifi-
cial respiration the boy commenced
breathing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
ST JOTIS
CHICAGO.

TOtAB 30 - o
sBatted for Danforth in sixth.
ssBatted for Pruett in ninth.
'''Batted for Shorten in ninth.
Score by innings:
th1cago ............. ..''5". w" W
St. Louis ............... .,0ol ooS ooo-4
Summary-Runs: Hooper, johnson. E.
Collins, Mostil, Mulligan, Sisler. SEVERED.
McManus p. Collins. Errors: None.
Two-base hit: Courtney. Three-base hit:
Sisler Home runs: P Collins, Mostil.
Sacrifices: F. Collins. Schalk. Left on
bases: Chicago. 6: St. Louis, Z. Bases
on balls: OFF Bayne, 8; off Danforth, /;
off Vangilder /: off Courtney. 8. Struck
out: BY Danforth. g. by Vangilder. l;
by Courtney, 3. Hits: OF Bayne In
2 1-3 innings: Off Danforth. 0 in "a
innings; off Vangilder in % in
nings; Off Pruett, in 1-3 inning. Hit by
pitched ball: By Bayne MOSTLY. Losing
pitcher: Vangilder. Winning pitcher:
Courtney. Umpres: Walsh. Wilson and
Owens. Time: 1:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Harry Greb Now on
Trail Of Carpenter

New York. June 3.-(Special.)-
"Now for Georges Carpenter and
the worlds light-heavyweight title"
That's the slogan of Harry Greb,
who won the American light heavy
weight championship from Gene
Tunney at Madison Square Garden
about 10 days ago.
That's the fellow we want next"
said Greb, meaning the Frenchman.
Il don't say that I will knock him
out, because I punch so fast that my
blows haven't the same effect they
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
PIrTSBURGH.
ST. LOUIS
Totals a 15 Y 15T
"Ran for Clemons in sixth.

Kan 1OT tleInO1S III slAtH
"sBatted for Sherde in sixth.
'''Batted for Adams in eighth.
st. Louis ....0 900 006 012-9
Pittsburgh ..............O0 900 321 000-6
Summary-Runs: Flack, Smith, Four
nier. Hornsby (2). Stock. McHenry (2).
Mann. Carey (2), Bighee. Traynor, Grimm.
Glazner. Errors Hornsby Maranvlle
(c), Bigbee, Gooch Two-base hits: Big
bee, McHenry. Smith. Threebase hit:
Tierney. Stolen bases: Smith t2).
Hornsby ~, Lavan, Sacrifices: Smith.
Lavan, Maranvile. Left on bases: St.
Louis. 9; Pittsburgh. T. Bases on balls:
OFF Glazner. L; off Pertica. 2. Struck
out: BY Pertica. 4: by Glazner. !. Hits:
Off Doak, 5 in Ia innings; off Sherdel,
in % innings; off Pertica, in in
nings; off Glazner, in innings tnone
out in SIXTH; off Adams, in 8 innings:
off Hamilton 3 in 1 inning. Winning
pitcher Pertica. Losing pitcher: Ad-
ans. Umpires: Hart and O'Day. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
WICHITA.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
.Batted for Whitehouse in eighth.


.Batted for Whitehouse in eighth.
Score by innings:
Okla ahorna City ...........3Oo nlo 0oo-
w 1cnitd boV Vlo oVA-iV
Summary-Runs: Pitt. Ginglardi (2),
Middleton, Smith, Berger t2), Washburn,
East (2). Blakesley, Haley, Mcdowell,
Maun. Errors: Fisher. Whitehouse,
Smith, Berger Sacrifice hits: Fisher,
Smith. East. Blakesley. Two-base hits:
Ginglardi, Mann "a. Blakesley. Mellow
ell. Three-base hit: Pitt. Home run:
Mcdowell Stolen base: East. ,Hts and
runs: OFF Dodson. 6 and I in ? "a in
nings: off Whitehouse, I and in IL
innings; off Sherman. and in in
ming Double plays: Middleton to Mann,
Bates (unassisted). Struck out: By
Maun. ]. Bases on balls: OFF Maun. I;
off Dodson, 2: off Whitehouse. ;: off
Sherman. . Left on bases: Wichita. s;
Oklahoma City. 3. Wild pitch: Dodson.
Earned runs: Wichita. 10; Oklahoma
City. 4. HIT by pitched ball: BY Dodson,
(Washhurn). by Whitehouse fGriffin).
Umpires: Holmes and Ormsby. Time; 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Red Sox Trounce Yankees
in Eight.Inning Contest

New York. June 3.-Ths Boston Ameri-
cans defeated New York in the first game
Of a scheduled double header by = score
Of 8 to .. The game was stopped on ac-
count of rain IN tho eighth inning ana
the second game was called off.
Two former New York pitchers. Quinn
and Ferguson, pitched Boston to Its vic
tory. Boston won the game In tho sixth
inning. breaking tie score when the
Red Sox hammered Jones for four hits.
including a home run by Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

Ono out when winning run scored.
"Batted for ONeil in eighth.
s'Ran for Cruise in ninth.
New York .................o0 900 600 0c0--2
bUSloH WV WV
Summary-Runs: Meusel, Young, Nixon.
Gowdy. Kopf. Errors: Bancroft, Kelly.
Two base hits: Meusel. Young, Cruise.
Nixon. Threehase hit: Cruise. Sacri-
fices: Young. J. Barnes. Kelly. Boeckel
Double plays: Bancroft to Snyder TO
Groh to Frsch, J. Barnes to Kelly. Left
on bases: New York IL; Boston, S. Bases
on balls: Off McQuillan. l: off Marquard
]. Struck out: BY McQulIan, /. Hits:
Off McQuillan, II in 8 innings: off Mar
guard, in I inning. Winning pitcher:
Marquard Umpires: Moran and Quig-
ley. Time: 1:3S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Southern Association
White Sox Defeat Browns
in Hard.Fought Contest

st. Louis, June 3a-The Chicago White
Sox defeated the Browns, to 4. here
today in a game featured by the visitors
brilliant fielding and timely hitting. The
Browns pitchers were ineffective. While
local batters found Courtney, they could
not land safely often enough to win when
they had men on bases.
Pat Collins and Mostil hit home runs.
Courtney's single. with a man on in the
eighth gave him the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
OMAHA,

xBatted for Tipple In sixth.
xxBatted for Poison In eighth.
Sioux City ......0:s oe0 5000
Omaha ........ 400 eos 90 -
suumary-Earned runs and hits: or
WilllAms, 3 and ls In nine innings; off
Tfpple, o and I in six innings; off Pol
acn, and in one inning; off Okrie.
and In one inning; off Daley, 0 and
In ONE inning. Three-baAe hits. O'Connor.
Two-base hits. Hemingway, Fish, Metz,
Williams, wilcox. snedecor. Sacrifice hit.
lsranthana Double playA OConnoe %
ensdecsr; MISUNDERSTANDING HIT
Tfpple. 8; Onse, 1, wnAns, L Bssss
On sails, sf nRple. 4; ~ 0lgie. B; ~
Polsnn, 3: on WILLIAMS. 3. VIVA pitehs
Sspls. Itas 4 seaes ssA 81 xcss.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Pirates Lose to Cardinals
i'm Hard.Hitting Contest

Pittsburgh, June S.--The Pirates were
unable to profit by New York's defeat
was driver, from the box in the fourth
inning and then the Pirates continued
smuggling hard against sherdel in the
fifth After the Cardinals had forced
Glazner to retire in the sixth. Pertica.
who relieved Sherdel. held the locals
scoreless.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Reds Bunch Hits and Beat
Chicago Cubs bv 4 to

Chicago. June 3.--Cincinnati made It
three straight from Chicago today by
punching their hits behind a base on balls
winning, to, 2. Caveney started the
scoring for the visitors by driving the
oall into the left field bleachers for a
home run, his second in two days. Rixey
pitched in good form. having only one
had inning, when Chicago punched hits
and saved themselves a shutout
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Double in Tenth
Wins Victoryfo for
Cleveland Team
Cobb Puts Tigers in Lead but
Indians Tie Score in
Eigh,h-Both Pitchers
Hit Hard.

Cleveland June !, - Joe sewel's
double in the 10th inning gave Cleye-
land a 5 to 4 victory over De,rol, IN
the third game OF the series here to-
day. Cobb put the Tigers in the lead
in the seventh with a home run, but
the Indians tied the score III the
eighth. Both Morton and Ehmke
were hi, hard.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Des Moines Boosters Beat
Bears bv Eight to Seven

Denver. June 1-AcLoughiIn halted the
fest with Des Moines here this afternoon.
after cullop had weakened. and tho WIS.,
itors won. 10 Z. scoring the deciding
tally IN tho 10th. Denver gave wetZei
good support. but the visitors collected Is
hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

would have if my action were
slower, but if we fight Is rounds to
decision in this city | think l will
beat him easier than I did Tunney,
as don't think Carp will stand up
under the severe punishment that l
gave Gene as gamcly as he did.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Norfolk Easy Winner

Grand Island July 3.-Batting more
than around in two innings. Norfolk
Slaughtered the Third City crew here to-
day, winning IS to 3. Four bases on balls
an error. two singles and a home run by
Mari gave the visitors eight runs in the
fourth inning. Mckinney, relieving Zlomke
halted the rally only to be battered worse
two innings later Rouse and Haggerty
also knocked home runs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
UpoDate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Lincoln Trims
Beatrice, 4 to 2
Zinker's Home Run and Glib.
sons Triple Are Factors
in Victory.

Beatrice. June J,-l.ineoln took the
first game OF the series from Beatrice
today, to, 2nker's home run and
Gibson's triple were big factors in
l.incon's victory. Beatrice and Lin
coin play double header tomorrow.
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Braves Take Three Games
of Series With New York

Boston. June 3-Boston won from New
York today, to 2, cleaning up the three
game series with the world champions.
who have lost six Of their last seven
games The winning run in the last of
the ninth came on Cruises double.
Boeckers sacrifice and Holke's long sin
gle to the score board.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

fBatted 1or AIdridge in ninth
'Ran for Miller in ninth.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati ..,...........,. 900 noe 020-4
Chicago ...-............s. 900 O02 000-2
Summary-Runs: Caveney (2). Pinelli
I'D. krug. Grimes. Errors: Hollocher
Grimes. Two-base hits: Terry, Burns
krug, Pinell Homo run: Caveney'
stolen base: Grimes. Sacrifice: Rixey.
Double plays: Hollocher to Terry to
grimes. Pinelli to Daubert. Hollocher to
q cinnati. ;: Chicago. 8. Bases on balls:
Ni Rixey. 3; off Aldridge. ?. Struck
out: BY Rixey. l. Wild pitch: Aldridee
Time: 1:4s e n
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
NORFOLK.
GRAND ISLAND.
Score by innings

Summary-Runs: Sucker, Wiser 90,
Mari CD. Rouse (2), Atherton (2), Nc
Alptn l9. Haggerty (2). West (2). Bar
Rouse. Atherton (2). Haggerty. Roben,
Warnstaff, Harwood, Leidig. Home runs:
Mari. Hasgerty. Rouse. Three-base hit:
kranda. Two-base hit: West, MARI wis
ser. Palnlatiere. Sacrifice hits: Marr. Lei
dig. Base on balls: Off Barnett, 4: off
Ziomke. 5: off Mckinney. }. Stolen bases:
Rouse. Atherton. McAlpine, Haggerty.
West. Double plays: Atherton to Wiser
Runs and hits: Off Zlomke > and in
=: innings; off Mckinney, 3 and II in
il innings. Struck out: By Barnett, =;
py mckinney, Z. Wild pitch: Barnett.
II Passed ball: West Earned runs:
Serfclk, =: Grand Island. 1. Losius
pitcher: x!omks. Umpire: Gondins.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

bdtVeu TUT 1NHdPP III fI1lIV'r'
Hastings 600 cos
Fairbury ..................3U 3UU Vuo tES-o
Summary-Runs: Amen f2). johnson,
Rooney. Cleveland t2). McDer,nott t2).
Bliss. Errors: Coombs. Knapp. Goodwin
Three-base hits: Goodwin. Willets. Two
base hits: Reichle. Willets. Sacrifice:
Denton. Bases on balls: OFF Wigging-
ton. 2 Struck out: By Voolfolk, I: by
Wiggington. O. Left on bases: Fair
bury, Z: Hastings. :. HIT by pitched
ball: By wiggington CBliss). Wild
pitches: wigginston {2). Earned runs:
Fsirbury. s; Hastings. .. Umpire: Sny-
der. Time: 1.t6,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Saints Blank Oilers
in Second Game of Series

st. Joseph. Mo-. June 3.-"Rube" Boeh-
Ter shut out st. Joseph today and won
the second game OF the series, TO 0.
shared honors with a pitching duel be-
tween Boehler and Bird. The teams will
plar a double header Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
IMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays Results

HtsteFUhyB NtsuNNs
Toledo. 10; Louisville. 7.
st. Paul. s; Kansas City, g.
Columbus. IL: Indianapolis. >.
Minneapolis. s. Milwaukee. >.
TOday's Games.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
St. Paul at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Homer by Mcdowell Brings .
in Four Runs for Witches

Wichita. Kan. June 3.--Wichita had a
big start in the first inning. making six
runs. with Mcdowell knocking In four by
his home run with the bases fun, and
beat Okla homa City, 10 to 4. in the third
game of the series.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Voolfolk Is Effective and
Fairburv Wins. 6 to 3

Fairbury, June 3.-Wolfolk kept Hast
ings' hits scattered today and Fairbury
won. to 3. Fairbury punched hits in
the first and seventh innings, which netted
them five earned runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

Gink couldn't sleep that night. He
just tossed and tossed and tossed.
He started to toss at II p. NJ. and
quit at a. m. That was a natural
days work with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Ts. JOSEPH.
'BattSd for Bird in ninth.

Score by Innings:
Tulsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0o1 900 00o-1
81. Joseph .................0 600 900 000-0
Summary-Run: Crosby. Errors: Smith,
Grabowski. Earned runs: Tulsa L. St.
j oseph. 0. Bases on balls: OFF Bird, ];
Off Boehler. l. Struck out: BY Bird, 3;
by Boehler. 4. Left on bases: Tulsa, s;
st. Joseph. 10. Two-base hits: Stewart,
Smith. Thompson (2). Double play:
Corriden to Grabowski. Sacrifice hits:
Boehler. Olson (2l. Corriden, Bauman.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Boenler (Gra-
bowskD, by Bird Lamb). Stolen bases:
Crosby. Bennett Umpires: Donahus and
Anderson. Time: 1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
New Faces to Be
Seen in Amateur
Lineups Today
Metropolitan League Teams
Will Furnish Attraction at
Fort Omaha-"Aces" to
Oppose Each Other.
TODAS's GAMEs.
rhift, second and Dewey.


rhi,y-..eona and Dewey.
80 ., m-south Side sokols ssain',
"a 4.a, ru...L ,,.,
om.h. n,,.
. NJ,
hfsr''ew 'H's'
a, ~ ?. m-Northws''sfh Bells against
80 -k n, r coluu,t,. ..,,,.,
pos,offes Em,ioy..
tontcneiie Farh.
10 D. m ". NJ. II. A. against Naples
80 =, n-rown,.,s, ,,,i,, S.,,.,t.
Ia u-w,"0o,', can, n "
sssins, south Omaha camp h. W 4.
,.at.o, E m, -Nor'h Omaha boosters
"' N"s",s - VI .o,s'''''''
I;n m-waI,sr @ c,,,., ,x.,,,,
LAX. Street Merchants.
,san,, p; son,s myW9odmsn s'h" m., OF tho World
A,bI.,,, p.,I
i:n p. m-prown Park Merchant,
assin.:.. Social Settlement,
un,Ssv uSSs p H. -pf''e'h'fourse'ts against
East Elmwood.
sssins, Rock spring. csmp @ A. w" A.
$50 p. m.-Kinney Shoes sxains,
r"'"e' All e,srs w. ,
In 80 80 'S1oa' n'S.s
Cunning Street Msrchsn,.a "e' '"0p AGAINST
40 p. m-chrIst Child Center Juniors
' r,,,.. ress.""1..n 's.. w.. s,sse. . Meren.n'''
"a" 1T .nn " """y "'n "e"' ~
sgainst Beach Camp NJ. W. a. =" w. a.
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ca,,., 'n. re-. c,.s m.,s"'""
$40 n m~car,sr I,t. c,,s ..
st'w Ros. ~
r,,r,.,
CtVERAL class A games are
\ dockctcd today which will COM
inand attention OF amateur base
oali fans.
Metropolitan teams will furnish
,nc a'staction at Fort Omaha the
" e Clsrl r.'r",i m;rs "a H. p,syahe tne
and ~. Sart, @ ca. ~ M. sle lill game
inc tbe w n 'Te w N.Y.. mvi .!a".S "a Is meet
ond " w. o''''' III '"e SEC
..,
Aces to Perform.
The second game will bring anna
teur aces into action, as Dyck will
perform for the South Side Mer-
chants, while krupski or Marxem
Will be on the hill for the w. 0. w.
aggregation.
Ihe results Of these games will
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

s'Batted for Wrightstone in ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ..............loV oVo oio-.
brooklyn IVA" AiV VIA
Summary-Runs: Williams (2). High, b.
Griffith (2), Wheat. Error: J. Smith.
Two-base hit: Lee. Three-base hits: Lee,
Peters. Home run: High. Sacrifice hit:
7. Smith. Double play: ]. Smith Leslie.
Left on bases: Philadelphia. 10; Brooklyn:
g. Base on balls: OFF G. Smith, !: off
Shriver, 8 Struck out: BY G. Smith. !:
by shriver. 2. Hits: OFF Shriver. in
8 1-3 innings: off s. Smith. none in 2-3
inning. Hit by pitched ball: Lebourveau.
hy Shriver. Winning pitcher: Shrver.
Umpires: KLEIN and Pfirman. Time: 1:4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
American AssOcia ton.

Coast League.
San Francisco. 7: Oakland, I.
Los Angeles, s; Vernon, 0.
Portland. 3; Sacramento, 2.
Salt Lake, s.; Seattle, 3.
Southern Association.
Nashville. 5; Chattanooga. 4.
Birmingham. /: Atlanta, s.
Mobile, s; New Orleans. Z.
Little Rock. 6; Memphis. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

Roughtown had a big lead on one
team in their eight-town circuit, and
the town started out to buy them uni
forms. The team dressed any way
they wanted to. but tho rules stated
they must have red flannel tips on
their shoelaces.
Gink was the first umpire 10 use 4
soup strainer for a mask.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
standings.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Standings.
Yesterdays Results,

Boston, 3. New York. 2.
Brooklyn. s-i; Philadelphia. ~
ST. Louis. 8: Pittsburgh, 8.
Cincinnati. 4: Chicago. :.
TOday's Games.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn,
(So others Hcheduledb.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. s: st. Louis, I.
Cleveland, s: Detroit, 4.
Boston. s.: New York. 2.
Washington -Philad adelphia. rain.
TOday's Games.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New Yor.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

,.h,nih ''''''''''''''''''' o,0 i06 naN-.
Beatrice ,.,,,,,,,r's''t'''' wv lpp ""u-H
Rry--Runs' mccoy 90, Gibson
tinker. Quinn. Rirchn"r. Errors h's
i.I. cnnkey. Quinn Home run: Iinker.
Three, base base hits Woods. Gibson.
struck out; By Mckee. hy rinket. :.
Bsses on halls; or Mckee. of
PinkNt. : Hit hy pitched ball: Mccoy.
Double play: carris 10 Dye. Earned
runs. Beatrice. :. Lincoln. ). Umpire:
Hawthorne
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Totals als 90 li ro,sp - u 30
sBatted for wetzel in 10th.

SCOrN ~ INNINGS. ------
Des MONIES INV lls oSU ~
Denver ................0 900 o3I 2Io OF
Summary-Runs: Wagner (2. Milan.
Grant. Banner f2). Cullop C), Comes 3.
Shanley. Spranger t2. Wstzel. Error:
Wagner. Earned runs: Des Moines, 4:
Denver, &. Stolen base: Spranger. Two
base hits German, W0gner. Banner.
Comes, Patterson. Three-base hits: wag-
ner. Spranger Homo runs: Milan. Cul.
lop Sacrifice hits: German, Wright.
Sacrifice flies: Horan. Graham. Cart
wright Spencer. Struck out: BY Wet
gel, 7; by Cullop. 5. Bases on balls: OFF
Wetzel 4: off Cullop. s; off NcLoughlin.
J. Double play: Wetzel to Spencer to
Cartwright. Hit by pitched ball: BY
wetzel (BanneD. Left on bases: Des
Moines T.; Denver. 10. Innings pitched;
BY Cullop. "a 7 runs. - hits: by Me-
Brown and McGlnom Time: LIE
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

Summnry-KunF. TRHty, NUHH. 1FvTI.
Stephenson. J. Sewcii. l.. Seweli. Errors;
Cutshaw l?). Ehmke. J. sswell. Mcinni..
Two. base hits: J. sewell t:). J.. sewsii.
Heiimann tg. rench. Home run: Cobb
Sacrifice hits: Cutshaw. Jones. Bassler.
Morton, McInnIs. wambsganss, Evans.
Double plays: Stephenson. .Melnnis. Nc
InnIs-J. SewcIi- -McInnis, Heilmann. Rigney.
Left on bases: Detroit. IL: Cleveland. >.
Base on balls: orr Ehmke. 3. off Morton.
S. Struck out: BY Ehmke. ]; by Morton.
q Passed ball: L. Sewell. umpires:
Chill and Connolly. Time: 1864.