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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
SafeerOnt!

G Suppose the runner who is first go
ing to first base turns, to his left after
passing the base but does not step as IL
he is going to second base. Just whirls
around and then goes back to first base.
Is that against the rule?
A. It II not. Even II the runner may
have had . notion in his mind that he
would like to try to reach second base
tho mere fact that he did not attempt
to do 90 gives him the right to return
to first.
O. When the coacher is coaching the
batter can he tell the batter that the
pitcher is weak AMI when he is going
p pitch?
A. 1t il not advisable because the UNI
pire may take 1t into his head that the
coacher Il really addressing his remarks
to the pitcher and send the coacher to
the bench.
@. The runner IL a game stole Sec
ond base on a foul tip strike and the
was foul. Is this right?
A. The umpire WAS wrong. A foul tip
strike Il A. much strike as any other
40 far A. the right to steal base Is con-
cerned.
G. Has the coacher any right to make
believe to run to home plate as il he were
a runner about to score?
4. No right whatver. A cOacher who
does that should be benched at once.
q The catcher crouched over home
Plate so that the runner could not get
to the base. The catcher did not have
the ball in his hands. yet he kept the
runner away until the ball bounded to
that case?
A. The runner should have been al
lowed to score. The catcher had no right
tn do anything Of the kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Leonard Denies Report
About Tender Fight

New York. May S-Denial of re-
ports that Benny Leonard, light
weight champion, had agreed to de
,fend his title against Lew Tender.
Philadelphia boxer, who defeated
Johnny Dundee here last night. was
made today by Charles Stewart, sec
rotary to Billy Gibson, who is Leon
ards manager.
There is not even an iron in the
fire for such a match" declared
Stewart. when shown an announce
ment made in Michiga nCity, Ind,
last night by Floyd Fitzsimmons,
promoter for the American Legion
post there, that Leonard and Tender
would meet in the Indiana arena on
Tu1y 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Wesleyans Lose
to Des MOines
Iowa Trackstcrs Take Early
Lead on Nebraskans and
Pile Up 70 Points.

Lincoln, Ncb., May g. - Especial
Cclcgram.)-The Dcs Moincs uni
versity track team defeated the Ne
braska Wesleyan track team Satur-
day afternoon on the Wesleyan field
by score OF 78 to So.
Martin for Wesleyan was indi-
vidual point winner with II points.
Rocho, Powers and Scarpino were
behind with 10 points. each getting
two frsts.
Dcs Moines took an carly lead in
the meet and was never in danger.
Due to a high wind no records
were broken, although good time
was made.
1oo-Yard Dash-First. Roche. Des
Moines; second, FREEMAN. Des Molnes;
third. Reed. Wesleyan. Time: 10 2-5.
High Hurdles-First. BRENNAN. Des
Moines: second. McCandless, Wesleyan;
third Mackenzie, WESLEYAN. Time:
High Jump-First. Lyons Des Molnes
second. Helmbrecht Des Moines: third
tie. Reed and McCandless. Height, S feet
Two Mile-First Snyder and Owens tied,
Des Moines; third. Griffith, Wesleyan.
Time: HIS is.
440-Yard Dash-First. Powers. Des
Moines: second, McCandless. Wesleyan;
third, Andrews. Des Moines. Time: so 80.
Broad Jump-First, Scarpino, Des
Moines: second. Baxter Des Moines;
Helmbrecht. Des Moincs. Distance: Il
feet. So inches.
Discus-First. Martin, Wesleyan: sec
ond. Raitt. Wesleyan; third, Hurting. Des
Moines. Distance: 1l4:3
Shot Put-First, Kennedy. Des Moines;
second. Martin, Wesleyan: third. Raitt,
Wesleyan. Distance: :3s $40.
220-Yard Dash--First. Rocho, Des
Moines; second. Reed. Wesleyan; third,
Alabaster. Wesleyan Time: :2o.
Mile-First. Hoon. Wesleyan; second,
Austin. Wesleyan; third, Douglas, Wes-
leyan. Time: 4:52 As.
Pole-Vault-First. Evans. Des Moines:
second, Yetter. Wesleyan; third. tie. Har-
tung and Helmbrecht, Des Moines. Height:
1910:
Javelin-First, Raitt Wesleyan: second,
Martin. Wesleyan; third. Kennedy. Des
Moines. Distance: 1884.
Low Hurdles-First, Scarpino, Des
Moines: second, Alabaster, WESLEYAN;
third. Greenman. Des Moines Time: 27:4.
ne-Half-First. Powers. Des Moines;
second, Tanner, Wesleyan: third. Metcalf,
Wesleyan. Time: All.
Relay was won by Kidd, Kennedy,
Greenman, Rocho, Des Moines. Time:
1886,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Golf Facts
Conrrirht. 1879.

@. A. and C are playinA a three
bali match AS ball is nearest the hole,
while BIS Is away. all being on the put
ting green. C asks TO have AS played or
lifted because he thinks it will help B
in making his putt. although A is willing
to let 1t lie. Must C's request be COM
piled with according to the rules?
A. Yes. In three-ball match either
player may insist thht any ball be lifted
or played.
c. In what year did Chick Evans en-
ter his first national championship? How
far did he 60?
a. In 1907 at the Euclic club Of Cleve-
land, He failed to qualify.
Q. II a ball in the fairway moves as
the player reaches 1t, though he has not
taken his stance nor grounded his club
Is he penalized?
A, Not unless he has lifted some inn
pedimeut within a club-length OF the ball.
in which case a stroke in both and medal
play. -
9. Is there any penalty, for playing
before your opponents ball has come. to
rest through the fairway?
A. No.
G. Where 1t is impractical to drop a
bah lifted from water hazard without
going back 40 or 90 yards or more, is
a player permitted TO place the BALI
A. No. IL bS going back to conform to
the rule Of keeping the place where the
ball entered the hazard in line with the
hole. hs u required to do 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Missouri Tracksters
Defeat Centre College

Columbia, Mo-, May 1.-The Uni.
versity of Missouri track team over
whelmed "Bo" McMillan's seven
Praying Colonies" here today in a
dual meet, 80 IL to 10 ~.
The kentuckians played in only six
events. taking only one first, gained
when kimball beat Maxwell out by
two yards at the tape in the $780,
yard run kimball also ran Poque a
dead heat in the mile run, the latter
coming from behind to breast the
tape with the Center star.
Waddell Of Missouri was high point
man of the meet, with frsts in the
high hurdles, low hurdles, broad
jump and high jump. The Tigers
were without the services Of Brutus
Hamilton, track captain, who is out
on account OF injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Start Work on
Yankees New Home

New York. May o.-Construction
Of new stadium for the New York
American league club. short distance
from the Polo Grounds. is under
way today. 1t was begun yesterday,
a few minutes after the club owners
signed the contract.
IF the Yankees win the American
league championship this year the
stadium may be used for the world
series.
The eventual capacity Of the
stadium, which will have three-deck
stand surrounding the playing field,
will be $4,000, greater than that Of
any other ball park.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Norfolk Recruits to Play
Two Exhibition Games

Norfolk. Neb., May a-Two teams
have been organized from the play
ers trying out for the Norfolk state
league team, and one will play at
Pilger and the other at Columbus
Sunday.
The official lineup Tor the opening
OF the league season with Lincoln
here on May II has not been decid-
ed upon by Manager Adams.
The Norfolk recruits are training
on the newly constructed athletic
park, the official field of the state
league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Hastings Track
Team Victorious
Central Nebraska Meets Com.
peted in by Eighteen
High Schools.

Hastings, Neb., May 5.-(Spccial.)
Hastings High school finished first
today in the Central Nebraska inter-
scholastic track meet in competition
with " high schools. Columbus was
second and Lincoln third. Individual
honors went to Rhodes OF Ansley,
who won three frsts in the broad
jump, high jump and pole vault.
One state record was broken when
the Fremont relay team came under
the tape on the half mile in l.36,
whichslashes the previous record by
two-f ifths of second.
Summary:
iOo-Yard Dash--Tryba, Columbus. first;
Evans. Fremont, second; Ed Wier, supe-
rior, third. Time: 10 As.
Shot Put-Lewis. Lincoln, first; Ed
Wier, Superior. second; Page, Crete. third.
Distance: AZ feet, inches.
Mile Run-Demorranville, Aurora, first;
Evans, Hastings. second; Horkey, third.
Time: 447.
i2o-Yard High Hurdles-Gardner, Lin
coin, first; Ed wies, Superior n SECOND no
44o-Yard Charlottesville. Hastings.
first; Abbott, Clay Center. second; Nc
Nabb third. Time: :53 AS.
Discus-Page, Crete, first; Durlsch
Lincoln. second; Elias. Columbus. third
Distance: Ill feet. inches
220-Yard Dash-Evans, Fremont first;
Greenslit, Hastings, second; Spier, Hast
ings third. Time: "a 3-5
Pole Vault-Rhodes, Ansley, first; Wier,
Of Superior and Marvel Of Hastings. tied
for second: Roth OF Columbus, Pashell Of
Lincoln and Black of Grand Island. tied
for third. Height: II feet.
Broad Jump-Rhodes, Ansley first;
Wier, Superior, second; Tryba, Columbus,
third. Distance: FL feet. IN inches.
220-Yard Low Hurdles-Ablott, Clay
Center. first: Jones Of Clay Center and
Lenheutz Of Columbus, tied for second;
Taylor. Hastings. third. Time: :2S 4-5
Half-Mile Run-Demorran Aurora,
first; Hondersheldt, Columbus. second;
Lewis Hastings, third. Time: 10000 2-5.
High Jump-Rhodes, Ansley. first:
Page of Crete. Dinnell of Superior and
Minshow Of Lincoln. tied for second and
third. Height: feet ~ inches.
Half-Mile Relay-Fremont. first; Column
bus second: Friend third Time: :O1.36
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Phil Neer Will Defend
National Singles Title

Stanford University, CAL, May s.
Phil Neer, Stanford tennis star, will
defend his title of national intercol-
legiate singles champion at Haver-
ford, Pennsylvania, June .26 and q.
Neer and Jimmy Davies, his Stan
ford partner, who rank second in the
national intercollegiate doubles stand
ing, are to be sent east by the uni
versity again this summer to enter
every tournament possible. Last
year the pair campaigncd for five
months beyond the Rockies and de-
feated many Of the leading college
teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
How to Practice

THIS is the time OF year Tor the
golfer TO help himself most with
- his game by practicing--but HOW
10 practice, that is the question. Golf
crs have been told ever since the
game began to practice, but who has
ever told him how to practice? Per-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
CLEVELAND.
Slated for Morton in fourth.
s.Batted for Bagby in eighth.

Score by innings:
st., Louis .......0 S o 2 0 o 3 0 do
Cleveland ...........0 2002 o. i
Summary-Runs: Tobin. Gerber (2) Sis
Ter. Jacobson. SEVERED. WilliSms, Ellerbe
(2), McMaEus, Jameson, MciTns. Sewell,
Wood (2). Morton, Guisto. Errors: jamie
son. Wambsganss. Two-base hits Nc
Manus, Wambsganss. Wood (3). Speaker.
Guisto. Jameson. Three-base hits: Sew
ereid jacobson. Sacrifice hits: Kop,
Speaker. Double play: Eilerbe- McManus-
Sis]er. Base on balls: Off kolp, 2; off
Mails. $; of Basby. 2 !, Hits: pr Kolp, 10
Ia inning; off Mails. 4 in 1-3 innings;
Oft Morton. 4 in 2 20 innings: off Bagby,
in innings; Off. Keefe, in inning.
Struck out: BY Koly, !: by vangilder, 1:
by Morton, 2. Winning pitcher: Kolp.
Losing pitcher: Mails. Umpires: Hide
brand Evans. and Dineen. Time: ZOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Manush Leads Buffaloes
in Knocking Homers

Center Fielder Manush, hard
hitting Omaha Buffalo, is leading
the club in clouting out home runs.
Manush has smacked out five
homers to date.
Fred Wilder has three homers to
his credit. while pug" Griffin and
Babe" Herman each have two
circuit wallops.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
1OfkN u q I5I
'Batted for Gillispie in eighth.
SrorA nv fnninps.

Dy ]. :, !. =
Cincinnati ...........0 CIV o-s
st. Louis ............ so8z0 KS
summary--Runs: Burns. Duncan. Kim
mick Pinell Bressler. Mann. Smith, Four
nier f3). Torporcer te). Schultz. Errors:
Rixey. Lavan. Two-base hits: Torporcer
Fourier. Three base hits: Smith. Four
nier Stolen bases: McHenry. Burns. Sac
rifice hits: Fournier. Doak Double play:
Torporcer- Hornsby- Fourier. Left on bases:
Off Rixey. 9; off Doak. I. Struck out:
BY Doak, S: by Gillespie. I. Hits: Off
Rixey. in innings; off Giillspie. in
3 innings: off Markle. none. In inning.
Wild pitch: Doak. Winning pitcher:
Doak. Losing pitcher: Rixey. Umpires:
Mccormick. Rigler and Pfirman. Time:
1855
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Hood Released to Seattle

New York, May t.-Outfielder
Wallace Hood has been released un-
der optional agreement by the
Brooklyn National league club. to
the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast
league, it was announced today,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Totals q
'Betted for Brillheart in ninth.

Score by innings.
New York ........... o . 1 0 o 1 0--S
Washington ..-...... 0 o q, 0 0 0 ! Oil
summary-Runs: Witt. Ward (2). Scott.
Devormer Jones, Judge. Errors: Fewster.
Bush. Three-base hits: Devormer. Few
ster. Judge. Stolen base: Pipp. Sacrifice
hit: Brewer. Double plays: Bush Harris
Judge, Charity Harris. Left on bases:
New York. z: Washington, 8. Base on
balls: Off Phillips, /; off Brilheart, 4; off
Jones. I. Struck out: BY Phillips, 1; by
Brillheart, 2; by Jones. S. Hits: OF.
Phillips, 8 in Ia innings; off Brillheart,
in 2-s innings Hit by pitched ball:
Jones, by Brillheart. Wild pitch: Brill
heart. Losing pitcher: Phillips. Umpires:
Connolly and Wilson. Time: l :43.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Homer in Ninth
Frame Wins Game
for White Sox
Detroit Fan Drops Dead
While Cheering Home Run
by Cobb-Fihal Score
9 to Z.

Detroit. May 7.-Falk's home run
in the ninth inning with Hooper on
base decided the Chicago-Detroit
game here today, the White Sox
winning, 9 to 7.
Alfred Kenning, a 65-ycar-old fan,
dropped dead while cheering Cobb
in the seventh inning. when the Tiget
leader hit home run with two men
on base.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Lelivelt's Double
in Tenth Inning
Wins Last Game
"Ysnk" Davis. Lamb and
Babe" Herman Star in
Swatfess-Msnush aud
Wilcox Field Well.
By RALPH WAGNER.

Hafehs UhilI
Ia Buiialoes dropped q
couple OF games 10
"Bill' Frisi's Tulsa
Oilers yesterday alter
noon in q double header
q, the local park. and
incidentally slipped a
couple OF rounds on
the Western percent
III .n.Ia. ..aIa n A
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

Totals 81 Z "a Isl
vRattod for Warden In fhIrd
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

Totals ,......3e II Is . lx:0 20 J
a Herman batted for stokes In ninth.
Leuveat out. Interfering with player.
Score BY tnnings;
Tulsa .........,...0 I0Is
Omshs ..x........S 1000 OIL
humn,ary-Earned runs; Omaha. 81:
Tulsa, =. Left on bases; Omaha, ); Tulsa,
~: Three-base hits: Black. Two-bsse
hits; Msnush. hnederoF. Davis, 2; Lamb,
:; Thompson. Runs and hits: OFF Poison.
and 3 In three and "a inninEs; off
Stokes. and ] In five and I-3 innings;
OF wilmington. ! and In one inning; off
~ Poison. 3; by Stokes. .; by WIEington,
u BY Black. &. Base on balls: orr Pol
son. >; Oft ste!Se~. none; off wilmington,
J.; OFT Black. 3. Passed balls: Whitted. :.
Wisington. Time Of game: I:O:, Inn
Plres: Bsowne and Mc(loom.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Philadelphia. Q; New York, 9,

pitcher Of the New York Nationals, almost
duplicated the perfect game pitched by
Charley Robertson of the Chicago Ameri-
cans just week ago. when he pitched
delphit team. the Giants winning, 6 to o.
Only one base ON balls marred Barnes'
great performance. Williams being the re-
cipicnt of the pass at the start Of the fifth
inning. He was doubled up when Fletcher
hit into double play. Only ~ men faced
Barnes. as In Robertson's game Of q week
ago. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

81 10 y Isl Totals
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Illinois Easily Defeats
Wisconsin Track Squad

Madison, Wis, May ct aking
eight first places, with seconds in the
,44O-yard. run, the mile-run and dis
Gus throw, the University of Illinois
easily defeated the University of Wis
consin in a dual track meet here to-
day. 50 to AZ. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Michigan Golfers
Beat Ohio State

Columbus, O., May 6.-The Uni
versity OF Michigan defeated Ohio
State university, Is to 3, in a golf
match here today, scoring by the
Nassau system.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Nebraska.Owned Runners
Arrive From Mobile

Two Nebraska-owned runners
Blue Jay, a prominent runner here
last year, and Old Rose-arrived in
Omaha this week from Mobile and
will BE seen in the Ak-Sar- Ben spring
running races, June 3 to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Penn State Defeats
virginia in Track Meet

State College. Pa, May penn
State college defeated the University
of Virginia in dual track meet here
this afternoon. Is to 50. The Penn
sylvanians piled Up lead in the
hurdles and middle distance runs
that the Virginians could not over.
come by superiority in the field
events
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Washington State Wins

Pullman. Wash. May Wash
ington state college won a dual
track and field meet from University
Of Idaho today, 90 points to 81. w.
S. c. took II of Is first places and
tied for 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Michigan Beats Buckeyes

Ann Arbor. May 6.-The Uni
versity of Michigan defeated Ohio
State in a dual track meet at Ferry
field here this afternoon. The score
was 89l-3 to 1928.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Maroon Tracksters Win

Chicago. May a.-The University
OF Chicago track team defeated Pur-
due, n to So, in dual track meet
here today. c. Brickman was the
leading point maker for Chicago,
scoring Is points,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

( Dea Moines, May 7.-Wagner's home run
n the third inning with one man on base
scored the winning runs In Des Noines'
kept the visitors. 10 hits well scattered
and received ssnsattonA support. especially
from Turgeon and Milan. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

SummaTy-Kunss Berger, Blakesley, Cor
man. Hera1. wagner. Banner. ERROR:
Berger t3l. Haley; Horne run: Wagner.
ger, rurgepn Sacrifice hit: Koran. Left
on bases: Wichita, 8: Des Moines, q.
struck out: By Lynch. 4: by Musser. g.
Base on balls: OFF Lynch. 1; off Musser
:. Earned runs: Wichita. 9; Des Moines
a Double plays chTurgeon-W Wagner,
Turgeon -Gorman-Wagner. Umrircs An
derscn and Donohue. Time: 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA

Totals % "a 14
Slated for Leslie in ninth.
'sBatted for g. Smith in NINTH
'"Batted for Henlins In ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .........6 o o o o 0 q q 80
New York ...........2 00100 x-e
Summary--Runs: Bancroft, Groh. Young
f2). Kelly J. Barnes. Two-base hits:
Kelly (2). Stolen bases: Young (e).
Double plays: Rawlings Bancroft Kelly.
New York. 4; Philadelphia. none. Base
on balls: OFF Meadows. 2; off J. Barnes.
]. Struck out: BY J. Barnes s. Hits:
Off Meadows In I la innings; off q.
Smith. in s % innings Hit by pitched
ball: SINNERS. by Meadows: Bancroft. by
G. Smith. Losing pitcher: Meadows. Um-
pires: Hart. O'Day and Emslie. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Saints Defeat Bears,

bowski and DEBATE and double by
Fithef gave St. Joseph runs they needed
70 defeat Denver. s to 5, here today.
IN the second inning Grabowsk hit to
left field for 4 home run, scoring one
player ahead Of him. In the third inning
Corridor singled and then came home on
Fishers double. In the fifth DEBATE
knocked homer, scoring two other runs
ahead Of him. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Mike O'Dowd Beats
Mike Gibbons

II New York. May 5.-Mike O'Dowd.
former middleweight champion, to-
night defeated Mike Gibbons of St.
Paul in a 12-round contest at Long
Island City. O'Dowd received the
Judges decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

May q. Is7s.-TrippIe plays. unasslsted,
IN game, Paul Hines. Providence
On. ID. Record also held by Neal Bail.
Cleveland "a. L. 1909. and W. wsmbs-
gshss. Cleveland. "a. L., 1890.
Nay 8. l?i5.-M,st double plays. in q
game. ono club. 5-Boston against New
York IN. L.. Record also held by 8
National and 4 American League clubs.
May q. iso1.-No hit gamc-Pfcffcr.
Boston against Cincinnati IN. La and
Robinson, Chicago IN. L.. 1921.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Pirates Defeat
Chicago Giants
in Loose Game
Alexander, Jones and Cheeyes
Nicked for Total Of II Hits;
T.. Rohwer and Grimes
Get Home Runs. e.

Chicago. May Pittsburgh hit
Aiessnder. Jones and Cheeves hard
and easily defeated Chicago. II TO 5.
The visitors also hit Osborne. Carl
sou had three bad innings. bu, was
given great support.
Home runs by c. Rohwer and
Grimes were features. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
BROOKLYN
ROETnN

'Ran for Debcrry in seventh
ssBatted for Vance In ninth.
''Ran for Reuther In ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston .............e I q q 90 q IA
Brooklyn ............o 90 003o o Ia
Summary - Runs: Powell (.), Kopf.
Ford. Johnston. Wheat, Olson. Errors:
Boeckel. Two-base hits: Cruiser. Ford.
Home run: Powell. Stolen bases: Powell,
Southworth. Boeckel. Olson. Sacrifice hits:
Powell Southworth, Cruise, Boeckel, Wat
son. Post. Vance Double plays: Olson
Post. Ford-Kopf Holke. Left on bases:
Boston. 8: Brooklyn. T. Base on balls:
Off Watson. !: off Vance. 3. Struck out:
BY Watson 3: by Vance, s. Empires:
Klein and Sentelle Time: 1:i2
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
AMERICAN IEAGuE.
Yesterday Results.

hsstsfusts kesuHs.
chicago. .. Detroit. 2
~. Louis. 10; cleveland. 7.
New York. 4. Washington. I.
No other games scheduled.
Today's Games.
S. Louis ct Washington.
Cleveland al PHILADELPHIA.
rhleaS" at New York.
! Detroit At Hcston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Cardinals Defeat Reds.

st. Louis. May 7.-Doak's pitching, with
the exception of one inning, was sensa-
tional here, the Cardinals defeating the
Reds. to S. before 1900 fans. A seriA
Of breaks in the eighth inning gave the
visitors four runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Il Joseph ......l0 z i Os 0 o O o.
Denver ......6.5.0 O O 1 q 4 O q O--5

Summary-Runs: Corriden (c) Bono
WITH. DEBATE. Mcdonald. Grabowski. shan
,ey IA, Sprangsr. Spencer. Comes. Errors
Nufer. DEBATE. Long. Windle. Earned rims:
st. Jossph. s; Denver. 5. 'Two-base hits:
Eisher. Mcdonald. Long (s), Salisbury
Comes. Spencer. Homo runs: Grabowski,
DEBATE. Sacrifice hit: Bonowitx. Struck
0ut: BY Salisbury. 3: by Besdle, 4; by
Adams. I. Base on balls: Off Beedle, o;
Oft Adams. l. Double plays: Spraneer-
Wright STANLEY, Wright-Spranger- STANLEY.
wild pitch: Beedle. Left on bases: St
Joseph, Z; Denver. 6. Innings pitched
by Salisbury, s. s runs. 10 hits; by Beedle.
s. no runs. 3 hits Time: las Empires
Fitzpatrick and Burnside.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Yanks Trounce Senators.


Washington. May Tones had Wash
and New York won easily, s to /. Until
Judge tripled in the eighth. Jones had
not allowed hit. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

T0tHN II IJT
'Battcd for Warden In third
Score by innings:
oklahoma City ..1 0 o q o q q o OIL
summary - Runs: Pitt Hemingway
Metz, Ostergard (2). Robinson, Palmer.
Roth. Error: Massey. Two.base hits:
Tate. Fisher. Hemingway, Wilson, Metz.
Robinson. Sacrifice hits: Middleton, Bates.
E!sh. Double plays: Bates, unassisted:
Elsh-Paimer- Hemingway Hamilton Hits
and runs: OFF Warden, L? and s in 3 in
nings. Earned runs: Oklahoma city, /;
Sioux City. 5. Left on bases: Oklahoma
CITY. 10; Sioux City, 10. Base on balls.
OF Warden, l; off Wilson, S. Struck out:
by Lose, 2: by Wilson. 6. Empires: Orms-
ny and Holmes. Time: 1:55
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08
Homer wilma for Rr.yss.

Brooklyn, May 7.--Powelrs home run
drive over the right field fence with two
out In the ninth prevented Brooklyn from
ticing tho score and Boston won. 4 to 5.
Vance was bumped hard in the first two
innings and then BANKED the visitors
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

OF to ]. Wilson twiried a strong game
for the home team.
Elsh's running one-hand catch Of Pitts
ny IN the NTH inning was the fielding
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-08

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