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Conference Track
Meet Summaries

. lao.yard hirh hurdles. C Simpson
bes Moines. first; Kelley. South Dakota
third HasSinson. Norninrside, fourth
Time. i flat new reoorel.
Nil. run Bns.ard. Creighton. first
Bss BssAS nos.s s a.S s9nG e
isyan. fourth. Time. ass $40.
ioo-yard dash Jsauith; South Dakota
University. first: cleworth, Morningstds.
10 f-1e
:. t.o-ysrd dash: Tonss De. Mslnes
ma4apsa. ss koS pss ;hs MGn'i SnS HSn ps
Molnes fourth. Time. 81 7-i0.
2so-yard low hurdles, Clark. South
Dakota University. first; Kelley. South
Meines. third: Bach. Morningside. fourth
Time. IS s-io new reeord).
>, Halfmll run: stewart Creighton.
first. Nlssen. Morningside, second: Trout
man. Creighton. third. Hanson. North
Dakota University. fourth. Time. .;ol s-io.
s2o-yard dash; cleworth, Morningside
first: Motley, South Dakota state. sec
Csdy south Dskots state. fourth. Time.
- S.ia new recordl.
one-mile relay; pes Moines (roiles,
Marnlnrside. second. south pskots state,
third. Time. S,sl S-ie.
=. Two mil. run: Cram. south Dakota
seSmia' i souiS Dakota @ uniSeasiiy, R aGPs shipd
rrowhridrs, Nebraska Wesleyan. fourth
Time. 1901 Is tnew reeordl.
Half.inne relay: South Dakota state
fRick. Kelley, Motley ard Cadvl, first
MorntnrEde. second, nes Moines. third /,
south Dakota University. fourth. Time.
81 $40 new recordA.
Pole vault. Rsdted. South Dakota
University; swsrth. Morninr.ide. and
Renouist pes Moines tied for first Msis-
snhoider. South Dakota University. fourth.
Discus Malone South Dakota Univer-
sity. first; l.. Rumel, North Dakota Uni
third; Hartung. -Des Mnines. fourth. .pis.
tanee. isg feet ~ inches tnew reeerdl.
High lump: @ simpson. pes Moines,
first RYAN. South Dakota University.
second. More. nes Moines, and SauNain.
North Dakota University. tied for third !.
heisht. feet, lis inches tnew recordl.
Shot put: Wlherg. Nehra ska Wesley an.
first. Kennedy nes Nolnes, second, No
land CreiEhtnn. third. NRncitters Morn
inrside. fourth. Distance. a. feet. ~
Javelln throw: Nelson. North Dakota
University first. Hartuns. Des Molnes.
second; nunkRk. South nakots UniNer-
slty third; Talbot, Dss Moines. fourth.
Distance itS feet .N inches tnew reeerdA
nrosd iump. Coulter, nes Mcines firsi
Rain. south Dakota University. second !
whltesde Des Moines. third Gambler
Nebraska weslevan, fourth. Distance p
feet H. inches.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Yank Marathon Runners
Sail for Olympic Games

New York. May st-Seven Of the
best marathon runners in tho country.
six Of which viii carry Americas
hopes for victory in the 1924 olympic
distance classic. sailed today for
France on tho I.eviathan. The mara
thon race at Paris IS not scheduled
until July Il. hut the runners are he
ing sent abroad 10 set the benefit of
nearly ak weeks Of training and 20
familiarize themselves with the course,
Due 10 the protest Of the American
Olympic committee. both the marathon
and cross-eountry courses viii No
made known 20 the athletes upcn
their arrival. Tho French Olympic
committee had planned 70 keep the
two courses secret until the day of
The races. hut Was ovcrrulea hv the
international authorities in charge of
the games,
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its to Defeat Boosters in So Extra lnr
Better Ruether EeVen-nnng PtCherS Battle
Des Moines University Track Team
Tops Field in Conference Meet

Sioux City, May 24.-Counting in
13 of the Is events and scoring first
In five events. the we'll balanced Des
Moines university track team annexed
"a 5.s points and won initial honors
in the third annual track and field
meet of the North Central confer
ence at Bass field, this afternoon.
Coach Saunderson's Morningside
outfit gave the dope bucket a big spill
when It tied with the South Dakota
university team, 1929 champions, for
second place. South Dakota. state
with 27 points wasenot far behind the
leaders, but Creighton In the fifth best
position, was able to CLEAN but IA
points. North Dakota university took
sixth place with 10 half points and
Nebraska Wesleyan brought UP the
rear with eight counters.
The cinder artists played havoc
with the records in the final day Of
the meet. eight of the marks going
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
IOWA NET STARS
TO PLAY ILLINI

Chicago. May 24.-As result of
today's play in the Western Confer
enee tennis conference. teams from
Iowa and Illinois will meet Monday
in the finals Of the doubles tourna.
ment while In the singles. Wilson Of
Chicago meets Donovan OF Sotre
Dame in the seml.finals. and Saga
lowsky Of Butler meets Goodwillie
of Illinois in the other frame In tho
singles semifinals.
In the doubles semi-fnals swensen
and Lutte OF Iowa today defeated
Shapero and Parker o: Ohio State.
a-s, "a, rs. while Goodwillie and Du-
bach OF Illinois beat Sagalowslty and
kurzrok OF Butler. Ga, 2-6, 60.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

into the discard. The marks which
were bettered this afternoon were the
120.yard hurdles, the 220-yard dash,
the two-mile run. the halfmile relay,
the discus throw. the high jump, the
shot put and the javelin throw.
Simpson, the Des Moines ace. was
the individual star of the day, scoring
Il points and breaking two confer
ence records. He clipped 25 of a sec
ond off the mark for the 120.yard
hurdles in the first event Of the af-
ternoon and leaped six feet, l 1-s
inches for a new high jump record in
addition to taking third In the 22o-
yard high hurdles. eleventh. the
Morningside dash 1uninary. was run
ner-up with s "a points. He set a
new mark for the 22o-yard dash when
he stepped the distance in % $40 sec
onds and took second in the century.
He added the remainder Of this mark
er by pulling the half-mile relay out
OF the fire for the Maroons.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

May 26-Frank Moody against George
Roblnson, 10 rounds In Fall River. Mass.
MAY 2s--Abe Goldstein against Chick
suRgs, 10 rounds In Boston.
May 26-Tiger Flower against Jamaica
Rid, 10 rounds In fovingtoD, Ky.
Nav 2G--R0cky Kansas against Pal MO-
ran, is rounds In Long Island City.
May 2O--Prte Ziyic against Frankie
Porto. 10 rounds In Beaver Falls. "a:
May 26--,Iack Zisic against Ray Mitch
ell 10 rounds in Pittsburgh.
MAY eg--Bob Fitzsimmons against Mar
TN Burke. 10 rounds in Akron. y.
May 26-Warnie Smith against FRED
Archer, 10 rounds In Cincinnati.
NAV sg-Eddie CannonbalI Martin
against Joe Sousa, IL rounds In Brooklyn.
MAY s6-Young sfribilng against Jimmy
sInttery Is rounds In Newark.
May aG--Pancho Villa against Frankie
Ash. - rounds In New York.
May 2s--Johnny Dundee against Luis
yIr.Dtini 10 rounds in New York.
May 28-Mlck McAdasns against Andy
CLANCY ~ rounds In Providence.
May 2D---Iimmy Goodrich against bobby
9'racey 10 rounds In Scranton. Pa.
MAY gg-Eddio Burnbrook against Tom
my Finley. 10 rounds In Albany. n. Y.
MAY 2g-Bud TAYLOR against Tommy
RYAN 10 rounds In Indianapoiis:
May 2g.--Jeff Smith against Jos Ioh-
man, 10 rounds in Indlanspolis.
lace 10 round. In Jndiannpolis.
MAY 2s--IddIe Sherlln against ramsey
Norton. 10 rounds In Boston.
, NAV sI--f;ecrxee Carpentier nfs,ns'
Gommv Gibbons. 10 rounds In michigan
E~sy Ssi-Frsnk MOODY ssatYt I~rry
la1fridEe, ~ rounds 10 New Iosk' =
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
ARIZONA FOUR GIVE
EASTERNERS FIGHT

New York. Nav 24-The Univer-
slty Of Arizona polo team playing It's
first match in a month surprised
skeptical fasteners today by hold
ing to an 3 TO score. a team Of
Meadowbrook players who outranked
the collegians by IA goals in handicap
rating.
The westerners will meet Princeton
for the intercollegiate championship
In series of three games beginning
May 30 Many prominent figures Of
the popo world who were impressed
by their work today predicted that
the Arizona boys would defeat the
Tigers and take the championship to
the west.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
GOLF
CLUB OPENS PLAY

The Elmwood Municipal Golf club
opened its season Saturday with
blind hogev contest.
Deooratio day will see special
flag contest on tap Tor the Elmwoed
golfers. A silk flag will be awarded
70 the winner. An ls-hole match play
against bogev contest will feature
MAY 81 and June l competition. One
pair Of golf shoes 20 TO the winner
of the event
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Fred Krajiicek Comes to Rescue
of Dick Wages; Cancels Suspension

morning. While Lehr was discuss
ing Wages case with Dennison
Thursday, Fred Kraticek, who just
returned from Marshalltown, an
nounced that Wages would return
sometime this week. Upon hearing
this news Lehr promptly withdrew
Wages release before it was properly
recorded. Had Wages release been
properly filed he would have been
suspended for three years, but now
that he has not missed any scheduled
games that the Laundry men are 70
play he IS still eligible 70 compete in
the Metro LEAGUE games.
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Jim Barnes Ineligible
10 Comnete In Biz Omen

New York. May s4-,llm Barnes -
irelieihle - compete N the qualifying
round ~ the United States open Kelf
championship. the eastern division -
which opens IN Worcester. Mass. On
Tuesday. This Was decided today ~
~ professional golfers associations. -
witch Barnes hsd appealed his case
after the rejection of his entry BY
the United states Golf association. dus
70 lts late arrival,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Pa Rourke Nav
Purchase Club

Des Moines. Ia. May z4-william
A Rourke. known TO nearly all fans
of the Western league as Pa" for
merly owner OF the Omaha Western
league club. Is Itching to get back
into baseball.
Mr. Rourke has been dickerlng
with the owners of the local club.
namely Mike Kelly and Lee Keyser
with the idea OF purchasing the for
mer's interest in the Des Moines club
Rourke has been out of baseball
since he sold his Omaha club TO Bar
ney Burch That was in 1921.
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Cubs WhiteWash
Boston Braves

Chicago. May 25.-Elmer Jacobs
held Boston to FIVE scattered hits to-
day while Chicago pounded Yeargin
and Cooneye for I3 hits. which
coupled with daring base running en-
abled the locals TO shut out the visi-
tors. i 10 0, in the final game OF the
series. Grimes home- with a man on
base. Heathcote's steal q home and
Hollocher's fielding were the out
standing features. Score:
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The presence of mind of Manages
Cecil Lehr Of the Standard Laundry
team of the Metropolitan league,
saved Dick Wages. second baseman
of the clothes-washers. from a three
year suspension.
Thursday noon Lehr appeared at
the office Of John Dennison, secre-
tary of the Municipal Baseball as.
sociation, and filled out a release
blank for Wages who hoped over 10
Marshalltown. Ia, and played three
games with Jack Lacy's team and
then returned to Omaha Friday
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xBatted fer Tausher IN ninth
Oklahoma City .........+asl 100 mn
wichita #.|.+....--- oil oh lAx--ll !
ary-Run.; Haas. Felber. Lu-
d.rus khadot, Tate. smith CO. punnings
t2), Crandall ~, Wales 81. Haley. tD,
Howard. Smith, Crandail ~, Wales Nc
Mullen. Two base hits. nunning (2l.
Crandall. WaleH McMullcn. Home runs.
Haas. Luderus. Sacrifice hits; Haley.
Musser. Bases on balls; OFT Mnsser. /;
ny Musser. = by Brown. s. Stolen bases;
smith. khadot. McNaly. Double plays;
Tate 20 luderuS kahdot 10 MeNallY 70
i.uderus. Tits and runs; orr Brown, II
and IN five and two thirds innings; off
Howard. and in ona and two-thirds
innings Off Tausher. none and none In
two thirds inning Losing pitcher; Brown.
Earned runs. Oklahoma city. ,; wichita,
Left on hasesi Wichita. Il tklahoms
city, z Time. 200. Implres. Held
and Collins
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Game Featured
by Sparkling
Fielding Plays
Knaupp Hit on Head With
Pitched Ball by Bailey;
Wilder Is Banished
From Game.

Des Moines, Ia, May 25.-omaha
punched ?four hits In the eleventh
inning today to defeat Des Moines, D
to g. In an exciting game, in which
poor outfieldlng accounted for several
of the visitors u safe hits. knaupp
was hit in the head by a pitched ball
by Bailey in the third inning and was
seriously injured. Wilder was chased
from the park by Umpire Harris late
in the game. Many sparkling fielding
plays were made.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
OMAHA
4. 9.
Total.
DIES MONIES.


NRan Tor hnnupp IN thIrd.
Omaha ....4........ 2n0 100 600 02-3
Des Moine@ .......... 900 210 900 0O--3
summary-Three-b hits: Cullop
Corriden. Two-base hits; Cullop, Wilder,
O'NeiII (21. Griggs. HunRlinT Sacrifice
hit: Burroughs. Left on bases; Omaha
%: Des Moines, q. struck out; BY VIII
son, 8; BY Bailey. q by DALEY. g. stolen
son, 8; off Bailey, 4; off DALEY, 1. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Bailey, Hungling.
knaupp. Earned runs and hits: off
Wilson. : and 1e. in eleven innings; off
Bailey. 3 and 4. In four innings, none
out I'm fifth; off DALEY, none and ?. in
seven innings. Winning pitcher: DALEY.
Double plays; Bodie TO knaupp to Nc
Larry. Bodie to Burroughs TO MeIarry.
wilcox 10 Thompson to Griggs. Thompson
TO Griggs. DALEY to O'Neill. Tmpires !:
Harris and Anderson. Time. 2 :05.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Joe GentiIle Joins
Platte Center Team

,oe Gentile. Omaha boy who was
released last week by Waterloo. Ia,
OF the Mississippi Valley league, has
signed to play shortstop for the Platte
Center (Neb) Independents. Joe left
for the out-state town Saturday after
noon and will make his first appear
ance on his new job this afternoon
when Platte Center meets Humphrey
at Platte Center.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
INTrRNATIONAI IFAGUF
Yanks Release
Battery to Club
in East League

New York. May si.--The New
York Americans today announced
the release of Pitcher Elbert John
son and Catcher Martin Autry to
the Pittsfield club Of the Eastern
league nnder optional agreements.
johnson was recalled recently from
the Des Moines club Of the West
ern league.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Americans Win
Soccer Contest

Paris. May 25.-The American
soccer football team today defeated
the Esthonian team by score OF l TO
0 in the Olympic contest.
Italy defeated Spain. l to 0. Switzer-
land won from Lithuania. . to 0, and
czecho Sovakia was cistorious over
Turkey by a score OF to 2.
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Baysids Handicap:
ndltions: f-year-oids
CHURCHILL DOWNS.

ppr.niies .iioTaae. claimed cloudy
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, Barrett batied for Blankenshlp IN

Totals 40 / p ID
Barrett hatted for Bankenship IN
eighth
Fisher batter for Prothro in ninth
Score by innings:
thicaeo .......4........tp tp0n olb oso-lu
Washington .............#.11o O4O 3Vo-
summary Runs Archdeacon 90,
Hooper 81; Collins. sheely. Fslk. kamm.
Burns Blankenship. Harris. Rice "a.
Goslin a.. Judge ca, Ruel. Peck. Errors;
Mostil. FalS Robertson. Ruel. Two-hase
hits: Goslin. Falk. Kamm. Three-bas
hits: Judge (2) Archdeaeon. stolen bases:
Jsdge. Peck Hooper %. Collins Sacri-
flee hits: Hooper. Ruel. Falk. Harris
Left on bases: Chicago. IN: Washington.
+ Bases on balls orr Robertson, 3, off
Martina. of Marherry, 2; Off Russell.
]. Hits: OFF Robertson. in Ia in
ntngs: on Blankenship. in ? 2-5 IN.
nings; Off Connally. ] IN innings of
Martina. In 8 % innings; or Marberry;
in "a innings: p<f Russell. in Ia
innings. Hit by pitched ball: BY Martina.
Blankenship Struck out; BY Robertson
by Martina Z ny Connaly. /; by Mar
berry. 3 Bslk: Robertson. Winning
pitcher: Connslly. Losing pitcher. MAI,
berry. Umpires: Meriarity. Holmes and
Owens Time Of game: 2s.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Cochran Wins Texas Open.

Dallas, Tex, May 24-Tom Cochran
OF Wichita Falls today won the Texas
amateur golf championship at the
Brook Hollow Country club here, de-
feating AL Badger. Dallas Country
club, one up In 81 holes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Lowndes Regains Title.

Chattanooga. Tenn. May 25.-Mrs.
Dozier Lowndes. former southern
women's golf champion. today re
gained the title by defeating Miss
Rosalie Mayer OF Atlanta. s up and z
TO go, in the finals OF the annual tour
nament OF the Southern Women's Golf
\ association.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
TRIsTATE LEAGUE.


Norfolk. 90: Grand Island. -.
Beatrice. Il, Sioux Fails ;.
Hastings, 3. Sioux CITY, 4.
Games To-day.
Hastings at Sioux city.
Beatrice at Sioux Falls
Norfolk at Grand Island.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

xwhallng out hit by hated ball.
Hnatted fef Dudley In sixth
gBatted Tor Crandal a eighth
znatted for Allison In ninth.
Denver .as.#ts ..t......... e35 ~ hpf~l
Lincoln .4444............Rl Rlo Nho y
Summar arY-Runs. Gormnn t21. fRlk
t2). O'nrlen tal. Knight James 90,
Handiry ta). Brown. Moore. snyder. CAT
few Conlsov ca. Errors; Berger, Handley
(2l, Hamilton f3). Purcell Cnnkey. Homo
run: O'Brien Two-hase hits: Jones tsl,
Knight Handlev. berger. Grover, stolen
base. Falk Left on hures, Denver, ~
Lincoln IL pascs ON balls orr Rrown.
4. OFT Grover Z. or pudley, = Oft AIT
son. l. Struck out py nrown. 1 hv GRO
ver !, hv Dudley. Wild pitch, pudloN
HTS and funs: orr Grov~r aud IN Z
inniurat or Dudley, 2 and IN ,
innings, or crAndAil, and in ? In
uingsi otf Allison, z ana IN / lnning
HIT hv pitched hsni ny Allison. Brown
,sr 81 Lincoln. 4 Umtires Hayes and
GAffney. Tine Of gamer 2loo.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday. Results.

Louisville. 16-1t; Columbus. a.
Minnea polls. 6, Milwaukee, I.
ST Paul. .; Kansas city. 4.
Toledo. S Indianapois. J.
Game. To-day.
Toledo Mt Indianapolis.
Columbus Al Louisville.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansss city al ST. paul.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

Totals 2714
MATTED for Pillette in seventh.

Totals 36 10 81 "a
xBatted for Pillette in seventh.
xBatted for Dauss in eighth
zManush out. hit by batted ball
Score by innings:
Detroit ..................nn0 nn0 002 121-s
New York .............021 600 200-5
mmary-Runs: Haney. Cobb (2), Ma
nush. Rigney. r. Jones. Ruth (2), Meusel.
Ward Scott Errors: Bassler, Scott. Two
base hits: Bassler. Meusel, Pratt. Ruth.
Three base hit: Manush. Home run: Cobb.
Stolen bases: Pipp %. Manush. He'll
mann. Sacrifice: shawkey. Haney. Left
on hase New York, 3; Detroit 8. Base
]: off Collins ?; off Dauss, l. Struck
out: By s. Jones 2 by shawkey. l. by
Collins. 2 by Dauss. / by Holloway. /.
Tits: Off Collins in innings: off
Pillette. none in inning: off Dauss
in inning; Off Holloway in innings:
shawkey. in ! "a innings. wild
pitch: s. Jones. Losing pitcher. Shaw
key. Winning pitcher Holloway I'm
rires: Hilaebrand. Rowland and Ormsby.
Time IL
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Totals Al 241t

xRan for Crosby in ninth.
Nlta s+....s-..--.sss MN IN ANN-e
St sg,o IoTssh sfvRap. smart oi9 sare.nt GgT
Nufer. carrigan t2), Had; Errors:
II;;eewan, Ghbert Rune snd hts: OF
Black. and s IN five innings. Earned
runs. Tulsa, 81. Joseph +. Base on
Black. l. struck out: Ry Had. }: by
Whistle 1. Left on base: Tulsa, : St
Joseph. :. Two-has~ hits; NafheF Car
20 Fllppin 10 Lelivelt. Lewan 10 Msthes
10 Nufer 10 Gilbert; Black - Flippin to
BellveiL Sacrifice hits. Miller DAVIS
Lamb. rewsn Tims. i.s5. Tmpires.
DonRhus and shannon.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Notre Dame Beats Iowa.

Iowa city. May 24,--Unlversity of
Notre Dame baseball nine defeated
Iowa here today in poorly played
game OF baseball, q To 6. Iowa's err
rors coupled with some timely hitting
gave the visitors the victory.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
White Sox Defeat
Senators, 10 to .

Washington, May 25-Chicago go and
Washington exchanged positions in
the American league race today when
the White Sox won. 10 to ., and NOV
ed from seventh To fifth place. The
game WAS a free hitting affair. each
club using three pitchers. The score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yestrrdny's Results.
Detroit, g. New York. s.
Chicago, 10; Washington, ..
Others not scheduled.
Games To-day.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Warrington.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGI r.


1FttFFUHN TFFHIFNs
ST. Louis. .: Philadelphia, I.
Chicago. Il: Boston, Il.
New York. 6. Cincinnati. /.
sburRh. 5. Brooklyn >
Games To-day.
Cincinnati at ST Louis.
Others not scheduled.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Haid Yields One
Earned Tallv

ST. Joseph. Mo. May 2s-Harold
Haid held the slugging Tulsa Oilers
TO one earned run and nine safeties,
including only one for an extra base
and St. Joseph won. 4 70 ). DeMa ggio,
lefthelder. aided Haid with two thrill
ing catches. The score;
~
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
McNally, Blue,
Put Out of Game
for Fighting g
Holloway, Detroit Hurler,
Credited With Two Victor
les Over New York in
as Many Days.

w AOhk, May %.
Detroit defeated
the Yankees, 6 to
5, today In a turb-
ulent game. Hit
ting by Manush i'm
the late innings
was responsible
with Cobb's first
home run of the
season for the
Tiger victory.
McNally, substi-
tuting at second
base for Ward,
had n fist fight
with Blue and both
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

fkaften Ter hiNeN n eeNfnt
New YORK ....... ..s.4s. ahf tfN fft-k
Cincinnati .-.s.-.-ssa "a Geo cfA=A
SHrasas rs--kurS, Young. Measfl he "
jackson tsA. Grch. FensA. FrrNr, Harris.
Two. hAse hits Frisch. Jackson Inrsf-
hese bits. RrcSsler Kelly. jackson. Ssc-
rlfices snyder. Double rlaYss jackson -
Frlsch 20 Kelly jackson % Kelly. Left
en- base NcN YORK, s. Cincinnati. !
RRse nn halls or kfNey. off Harris =
off May. j Nff Barnes struck oUts Ey
RiNeN. s. by NAV. q BY Rsrnes Hts
Of RiNey. s IN innings eff Harris. Z n
innirs fnone out in ninthA cu MaNs
in tnnins villa pitch Rsrnes. les-
Wlison. TIne l.tn,
lns rltsher. Rlxcy. Nnrlre.. Nlssn sna
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26
Giants Retain Lead.

Cincinnati. May sS-New York retained
the Lead in the league rsca ~ winning
the final e the C.nelnnati series today
by a score 81 20 I. RtNey allowed outy
three hits in seven innings. hat WAS taken
out In the seventh Tor pinch hitter and
Narrfs was pounded hard IN the ninth.
Barnes pitched great bah after the first
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

-HffF put UUT OT
the game. Substitute infielder John
son and Coach O'Leary of the YAM
hees were put off the field earlier.
Holloway was credited with his sec.
ond win over the Yankees i'm two
days. Score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-26

Toes 4.iTs0 "A


SeoTe By irnI0Ess
Phllsaelphla ...-........lei go Geo -
So Louis ..-........- 20 onS Geo IS
ary-Rrns SanG. Lee Noksr.
Williams. Hornshy. Bettenlsy. Blades.
FretEau. TnnneV Er-nrEz smith. Eot-
forfiev. Over Two-hsxn htts. Les -.
Mokan. Eornsey. FrsIKaus Three-eass
hit. Dyer Sacrifices Beftor'isy. Belts.
Mnkan Double plsvs- sand 70 Ford -
Holke Cooney % Hcrnsoy . Bottor,ley.
HubbeH 10 sand 20 Hoiks. left on hssess
Philadeiuhfa. =. So. Louis Il. Bases On
balls. Off Over. 3. OF Retts. struck
outs Rv Dyer. /. by Bets. :. Hits:
OFF Huhhell re In five snd fwc-thirds in
rinEs. nff Belts S il four innings Ios-
fns pitcher RcttS. impires Cuisieys
sweeney and Hart Tine. 80.
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CHICAGO
rot.s ssi3i7i7


score BY innings;
ChiraEo -..--.-.-....... 81 COS Skill
Grimes. Freiberg c.. Hesthcote "a.
Hartnetf. Jacobs. Error Tierney. Two
base hits. Heafhcote. FrfenerC Cunning
ham. Three-ha hit: Heathcofe. Home
run Crimes. stolen bases. Grartham.
trieherE -. Heathcote - statz- Hart
nett. Double plays; Eaiincher 10 Crimes.
Grantham 70 Hoilochsr % Grimes. Left
on bases. Boston. s. Chicago. : sAcri-
fee hit. Hailcrher. Bases On haiis. off
Jacobs. !. OF YearEfn. 5. otf Cooney. :.
Struck cut By Jacobs. :: ~ Yesrgin. ::
by Conuey : Hits. or yearEiu s IA
FIVE and TIVE thirds innings. off Cooney.
n two snd one-third Innings Losing
pitcher Yearxin- Uurirsx. onay and
Mccormick. Tim-: is
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wlehl. Kan May 9B-Aftsr bad
start Mnsser settled down and held tho
Indians helpless In tho late innings to-
day while his mates pounded fhree Okla
gam. by .eors Of II to score
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Bears Win Slncfesf.

Lincoln Sah Nav 7s-Fnur Lincoln
pitchers we're pounded hard here sunday
and Denver COPIED the second game %
tho series. u to o'Rrlen htt homer
with Faik or hase In he third
DENVER fINTI.nN
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Overs Hitting Wins for Cards

81 Louis NNy -i---Dverss single n the
10th inning with two oat ard the bases
ful gave : Louis TIE f5nsi game of
The series With Phiis6elrh3s here TO-DAY.
The score was 20 Tare = ths sixf1
inning. with s. oLuis trailing : 70 4.
Dyer saved the game WITH triple. seer