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the INST Is holes all square. Beginning
the afternoon Is, Hughes put Redick
four down on the first nine. Neither
Golfer was on his game, but the great
fight which Redick waged TO come
from behind this lead kept the gallery
on tiptoe.
Redick won numbers 80. 80, 81 and
20 to square the match again. Hughes
took number 33 when Redick drove
out of bounds, but Redick squared 1t
again on the 34th with a par four. In
his straight run of four victories was
numbered a birdie four on number 20.
555-yard hole. Hughes had shot n
birdie four on number e6. which is a
5s5-yard hole.
There they were. going into num-
her 35, all square. Their drives were
alike: their second shots failed to give
an advantage and when they got to
the green they were four alike. Both
missed long puts and were down in
six. 1t was still square.
II appeared that extra holes would
he necessary. Hughes out.droye Red
ick on the 36th hole. This was the
only time during the day that Hughes
had accomplished this feat. Redick
was on the green i'm two. Hughes ap-
proach took bad kick and rolled
upon a raise. He managed to roll il
down i'm spite of the lie for a legiti-
mate putt for four. Redick tried
to sink his three, but WAS two feet Off
line.
They were three alike and both
realized the importance of the next
shot. Hughes was away and shot
first He took off his cap. for the
first time during the day, studied the
green carefully and shot The ball
stopped two inches from the pin.
Redick also studied his shot longer
than usual. The state title was with
in his grasp If he could drop that two
foot putt. He took his stance-tapped
he bali and the ring that thrills the
golfer, the noise that a ball makes
when it drops into a cup, announced
the crowning of the 1924 champion.
The gallery cheered; Hughes signaled
MS congratulations To the winner and
tie Goth tournament closed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

an Independent nine. viii play at
Herman this afternoon. The Serum
nine, which is composed ~ South
omaha high school athletes has lost
but one game out of seven PLAY ed
want games Tor SUNDAY. June -, and
SundnN, July @, Games can I've ar.
ranged hv calling Ice Hsnnisey 81
Market GO
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

ISEt 1IOERSER Of Omaha
Central bootban fame. Is one Of
- the four midshipmen. who rep.
sented the United states Naval
academy in The Olympic tryouts -eld
Saturday for the rowing crew. which
y III go across The water 10 compete
in the big games.
This is Hoernel first year al An
napolis. and being one Of those TO
dryout for the Olympic crew = a
great honor. due 10 the fact that this
- the first time plebe. has been
selected
Hoerner was captain OF the oma ha
Central football team three years.
when he played fullback. Al that
time ne was one Of The largest high
school athletes in the state and he
has developed considerably since
then. IL il el years old and has
worked on The ANNAPOLIS crew all
year. lie il the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. q noerner. aes Mercer boule-
ss-I
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when the Frenchman displayed any
more eleverness or fighting abllit,
than he has ever shown. For a nght
Ter of his limited physical resources
and ring knowledge. Carpenter has
been one OF the great successes of the
ring. No one questioned hi. game.
ress and courage. But he was never
a great fighter.
Carpenter became sensation in
Europe at time when the class OF
heavy boxers was below par. He
was picturesque ring character. a
new type TO the sport No European
boxer ever turned his fighting ability
into the financial success that Carmen.
ter has. He has been az accomplished
a commercial boxer az any of the
alented Americans. The Frenehman
was never as good fighter a. he
was supposed TO have been.
Usually when boxer reaches the
point that Carpenter attained. he
keeps right on going TO the top and
mas enough reserve power and ring
resource 10 round out championshin
career. With Carpenter he lacked
the ability TO become anything hut
just fairly good heavyweight. He
locked great against number OF
mediocre opponents
The affair at Michigan City started
a long delayed outdoor season. Demp
seys challenge 10 Gibbons for re.
turn match may or may not take
place, depending on how the Wills.
Firpo affair goes along. Firpo played
the waiting game with Rickard Just
as Riekard expected he would The
Argentine's refusal to come TO this
country until the purse reached the
neighborhood OF $3.50 900 was expect
ed. Firpo Will soon be on his Way
here. and It would not be surprising
II there was a Wills Eilpo battle in
New Jersey in July.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Totals - = II
NRSn FOR Welsh i'm fhfra
MATTED for Harms in zA8h
Nhstted Ter Ns4lof ln NINTH
SRstted FOR pNkes in ninth
score hN innings
Philadelphia .....4aae G. see /.
thIcagn ...a.... =. zn4n 81 eIR-fa
SUMMARY Runs simmons Miller taA.
Alrhdea aeon 90. AaStt -. Sheelt. kAmlnl4
}Htrrtt GROUSE. l.eterutte fWa.hAse hits
tsiloMal i.eNcretle MostiL RiShnn
Three ba a-e h4t. collins SIalea hA Ses
ffhhrarnu Mosit SafrIflee. Grouse
teff on bases fhiladslrhIa. = Chicago.
nases ou hails or Kammel oft
liaffis. off AFiur. e aff ieNerefte. 4
struck aul n, Remmel hs nsff4s s
hA leNeretts I lias of Rommef : IN
luuings. sir llauss none ia enc in
o. nR otf NaA lnt. Z lnnlngs aIIt Ia
pitrhed hHll Bk t.sasiette " Nelsh hY
hsfr's Ar'hdesenn. losing PITCHER
knmmel mutresa Aeriafis NsliIn and
EnN Ha ud. Time
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Defeat
Sioux City Cards

Norfolk. \sb.. June 1.-THE Nor
folk Elkhorns won their third consec-
utive game from Sioux city here this
afternoon by p score Of s TO 3, by
hitting liarkens for timely drives and
by taking advantage Of loose playing
on the part of the Cardinals infeld.
Harkens failed 10 get the support
he deserved Federle, who started the
game for the Elkhorns, was jerked
in the sixth. when the Cardinals
started hitting rally and when they
had a good opportunity OF evening
the score. Lane, who replaced Fed
erie on the mound however. got ex-
cellent support ana kept his hits well
scattered. Score:
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BREAKS
LATONIA RECORD

f.atonia, Ky, June li.-Actuary
established new track record of ii3
for the mile and l6 when he won
he Enquirer handicap here today by
three lengths from Alice Bluegown
and Audacious Eleven horses start
ed The purse was worth $3.50 net
10 the winner
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NH1IIrd T1f ieIane3 m teNenIh
Score bf innings
.St Louis z.4...... ola GiO o0a
hfuok in .== 10Y QUO fuk
SUMMARY =huns Maellet. CacneN HIah
80 NheHf Foufnlar. Vance Tive base
hHtst Mueller ~ Three base hit Hirh
linme runs Wheat Fnurnier Sacrifice
hl4sf Htgh5 Johnston Double piny (
iunney 20 HernsbN to Mueller Icf on
tae II lnufa Rrooltlsn : Resea
on halls orr Hainev struck out. IA
hAines. h. shsrdei hy Vance ~
liitsi orr ia nes. IN innings. or Sher-
innings Losing pitcher. Haine- UmpfreS.
Klein and Wilson Time -
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Robins Win From Cards.

Brooklyn. Y. iuns - -Nance
ms ~ strikeeuts i'm his last y nninRr
keeer HnfnzhY Wa a victim the frat
three fHnes ur HrnoflAn Won 10 =
home runs hs Wheat snd Fourufer fol
lowing Hich's single sewing M the game
IN he third inning and ssnsing she
retirement 81 les Haines = was -Four
niars 18th homer ~ fhe season The
Dodfers had only thee sstfsts Score
ST LOUIS N BRookLY< tNl
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Jimmy Murphy
Wins Altoona
Auto Classic
Jerry Wonderlicht Seriously
Injured When Car Turns
O,er-Milton Finishes
in Fifth Place.
By international New. Service

Altoona, Pa, June 14.-Driving a
flashy race and only paced by the
competing drivers, Jimmy Murphy. in
trepid auto race driver In a Miller
Special slid over the finish line a
winner in The second annual 250mle
grand a the Altoona speedway here
today. He covered the distance in
two hours, II minutes and two sec
onds.
Jerry Nonderlcht, driving a Dur
ant Special. crashed off the track at
the 161st lap. his ear turning over
three times. 1t was first reported
that he had been killed. but when
taken 10 the hospital he was still liv-
Ing. although seriously injured. The
accident was due to blowout on one
OF his tires
Fred Comer in Durant Specia.
finished second in the race and An
tome Aourre in a Mourre Special wa
third
gave Murphy his only serious trouble
early in the race. when. after the
early nthe race. when, after the
Irishman had gained the lead for a
few laps. Milton went ahead and
stayed there until near the ls0th mile
pest. Then Murphy tore by Milton
and did not lose the lead again.
Harry Hartz. in Durant Special.
was fourth, with Milton in a Miller
Special. fifth. After Milton finished
the race WAS called Off because OF
rain and the Judges announced the
other winners would he named accord
ingly In the order In which they were
running when the race was called off.
The prizes for places:
First, $4,000: second. s4.50o. third,
3, 800; fourth. s1.7aN. fifth. II 40:
sixth, sl.ooo: seventh, $500. eighth.
800. ninth. $500. 10th. $500.
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Wenxler. South Golf Champ.

Louisville. Ky, June li--Jeck
Wenzler ~ The Memphis Tenn,
Colonial country club, became the
1924 southern golf champion here to
day when he defeated Nelson Gid
dens. also OF Memphis three M aud
two to play in the southern amateur
tournament
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
First Call for
Grid at Tech

Firs' siens Of football were exhih
tied al Technical High last week.
when the boys gathered in the gym.
nasium for an athletic rally At this
time Coach Drummond pointed out
the need for recruits 10 f1ll the gap
left In the Maroon team by the grad.
uation OF Swanson. Oberg. Doarn.
Powell and Pierce.
The Technical mentor sent out his
first unofficial call for Techster grid
iron men when he appealed TO the
boys to back up the team next fall.
Captain-elect Nelson Short. Elmer
Holm. Leroy zust. Kenneth Charm.
quist, Albert Fall. Leroy Lucas and
Bert Garyey. letter men from last
years squad. Will be out FOR the 1924
aggregation. while Felber Maasdom.
Harold Swenson. Frank Tracy. Glen
Mlllholin. Earl Peterson and Ken.
meth Andrews. reserves. will make a
bid for places on the team.
Earl Hall. sll.state guard two years
ago and former Central High star
fo0tballer. will he eligible for the
Maroon squad Of this fall and should
bolster mp the line considerably.
First practice will be the latter part
OF August.
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Bee Want Ads produce results.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Weather May Halt Start of
Gordon Bennett Cup Race

Brussels. June IA Thmderstorms
raging over Belgium snd an atmos
phere saturated with electricity may
cause a postp0nement of the star Of
the Gordon Bennett cup race FOR bal
looms set for p.sm. tomorrow.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Mstern, LEAGUE
AIGHlIGHTS

"THlBE TIE western ieae ue has
w produced many famous stars,
W it also has had its "busts."
The greatest bust of all Western
league history well may be credited
TO CLYDE Gumbol Ramsey OF Oklahoma
CITY.
This big right ha nder in 1920 estab.
lished a league record which still
stands. when he finished with a per
'eentage record Of .S21 for the 2S games
with which he was credited with win.
ming or losing.
He won % and lost five.
The next year the best he could do
was eight out of Il. and in 1a22 he
dropped out Of organized baseball en-
|tirelY.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
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eaa baa aao-s
nIa 600 LII

AaHA AfH Tor AANHHH1 N NiANfns
Score hy innings
Cincinnati .s4z....=. eta Hha aHn-s
NV YORK z4=...4.-.. ..-. nit coo ia
Summars-Run-5 Wa1ker. PfneIH -
Neney. frifz. Nlngo Sheehan Young
trisch. Wilson t31. Kelly -. oeschrer-
T~o-bsse hits Sheehan. Walker. lack
son keush Three base hi Waller.
Home runs Kelly 80 stolen base
Friseh. Double pises. PiueHl To- "a NuEo
70 Bressler. tritz to taVrHef To Rresslrr.
SNYDER 10 kellf Ia Jat kson To FrIsch.
Left On bases. NeW 1erk Cincinnati.
Has on balls orr Barnes. off
sheehan. = of Ientan. / of oes' hger.
J. struck aut5 Is Hanton. b. Asua-
hue Hts. or Rafnes Ia tNo IN
ninks off oesehEer ia five lunInsE. or
1onnard. none ia one innins off Hsan.
none IN one innlng of sheehan in
three innings tone on. none out m fourth
OF Benton. : In three and tno-f fhirda in
nnes. of panohue. In Two innings
Hslk Barnes Passed ball Winro.
Winning pit her Rssn Losing pite her
DonohHs limDiFeHs a. Daf OulElae and
Pfrmsnn. Time LAS.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
BuffalOes Swat
Out 1914 Win
Over Saints
culIop and Joe BonowitZ Star
With Bat for Herd
Latter Gets
Triple.

+. JOSEPH. MO.
June IA. Art
Griggs Oma ha
Buffaloes sweet
ened their batting z
avera ges here this
afternoon at the
expense OF two
ST. Joseph hurlers
and won the sec
ond game OF the
series by the score
nf 10 10 1. The
Ruffaloes an d
Saints pla Y the
third game of the
series 5 "a n d a y.
Monda Y the On1a-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

summary Runs. Srhulf1. Dye fa1+
Mensrd g, Cle,e rurdy. SugEs. Bondur-
ant t2b. Inrer. Home runs pye. M.nard
Clevs Three-hase hit. Ineer. Two base
hrs Riechls tN. Besii. Menard stolen
ha ses; Cleveland UnEer Sacrifice hits.
Cleveland MCCOY Double plays. SugRr to
Rohdursnt 80 McCoy Sch~efer 10 SugKe 20
Mccoy. Struck out. Bv Tlritz ! 4. by Hos
lsttsr. n Bases halls. or Ulritz. ?;
OF Hotteiter T. Hi by pitched ball.
Loeppe. by Hostetter. Time. 200. I'm
pire. Harkin-
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Qatals 4faR
eulh


lhaued fal Pruett IN seventh
core hN nntnHs
Nash lnRfen s.s.ss.#.z ele sis eie--s
80 Louis NHA nua elN=a
summary Runs. Mathew uaFfis. .Uos-
lin 90, Peckinnaueh Williams tgl No
Nsnus Two hase HIS GaSlin rees.
Iacehsan Home runs GaSlln Williams
y oleu base Geshn Sacrifices. Harris
shirley kuei MoEridgs Double ntsN .
SeNerrtd 80 Nerher Left on bases Wash
inston, 81 Louis Rases nn balls
or MogridRe of frueu T. aff R-Nne.
struck nut a, Aovridge e. he Win=
satd. nv RsNne ATS. Nff MInxara
\ In innlnss eff ftastt I in 3 innfnkss
nff ReNne IN innings Hit hN pitrhea
nall. nv ssNne. Matthews Losing pitch
~ Ningsrd tfmpireS. Connolly sna
pineeN, Time A
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
&BASE A/RALLs&
Giants Trim Reds.

Nas York June 14.-George Kelly. With
three home runs and a single. account ed
for all the Giant scores IN New York's
to victory over Cincinnati today and
tied the modern league record for runs
ba tied in during one game. The victor,
ted the Giants for first place with Chi.
cago In fodays game Burns. Red out
fielder. and Meusei ~ The home team.
were henched FOR Walker md Wilson.
Seven ulfchsr. we're used Score
CINCINNATI M NEW YORK CNl
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
BOOSTERS OBTAIN
INDIAN HURLER

Cleveland. June 14.-Msnager Iris
Speske OF the Cleveland Indians cut
his roster to - ayers today. lie re-
leased Pitchers g. H. Edmondson to
Des Moines of the Western league
and Frank Jeric Internationally.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

NBattsd FOR Allen 10 siAth
score hN innings
b's Molnes .-....... .... uin 90. 0ou-T
OK in hofuA CiN ....... coo 600 lhi -
Summar, Runs. Fia~kanper Radte.
Rurke Felher Mrner Two.hs-e hitt.
Burke. ihsNeE F~iher McnS- f-A Three
hase hif, Bodle Sacrifices. skinner
Whfaf MerTe. Gases on halls OF
Brown. off Alien. . ~ Mas Runs
aud hits. 'ff Allen. snd N fnnin -
or Mas. none and none IN three innings
Double plaN Flashswprr fo knhupn 10
Mcleuy l.cf on bases, pes Moines
Oklahoma tlty- VIA pitch Brovu
struck ont. nv Brown e hV Alien. I hv
Nav. Winning pitcher Brow n. tes
Ing pitcher. Allen Time ktta. l'sn-
pfrFs shannon and harris
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
v hite SoX Beat Athletics

taiesgo luhe IL siukE4ng ftzt la
n ID III sud fanFtH frames a. -
N hlte Sas ktgfura5 ne Thinl ~ the -
ries. oyer IN l4aeiphIs 4asIas 10 Ia s
talHnsel Naflof and Harfls f#IIef IA stop
he hunf bIH@ - Gff~ he Collins aHen n hiI4
t.rfcreftt Tanned seven made > double IN
pinch. aun Eavr hut me Na1k 20 his
opponents sfH The score
flilAn-tlA tAa FlIIgAGa Al
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Phillics " hip Pirates.

Phladeiphis June II An eighth IN
hing rally stAEed hv thr Philadelphia
nationals fodav brought an end
iitehtng duel between .linmV Ring and
tommy hafriFon and aaNe Philadelphia a
5 10 victory Neither team crossed the
plato until the rtrhfh Score.
PirTSHuRdH eNA PlttIAp' rftfa ~
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
anks Tame Tigers.

Detroit Iune 14-Farts thousand fsns
saw New 1ork tame the TIGERS 8 10 :.
today ia game In which there Hss no
echo of Fridays in-feslIng that e8lmin
sfNd lu disorders HandicaEped BY four
run lead that he Yankees took N The
first inning. RID Collins toiIed smartIF
until the sexanfh. matching the battling
change Of pace presented IA Waite Hogt-
A uiu n batter rsrfaced Collins the
seventh aua the Yankees collected two
more runs ln The eighth of Holloway.
Leslie Burke playing second has- Tor
Detroit was hanfsheu hY Umpire DrTnSbv
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rotats ssla ssiss


NtNlIFU I0T fIVTrY N eINhTh
, 10 cut when winning run soorst
hNsAgR Gee iaa rNl aaZ :
1 ttNelsh0 ..ss.s..-,a eee eaa oeq ely
SUMMARY huns FlAksisaa rsdf No
\NltN -. fewster TWS-hase hts flas
stead, Lee. =. Stwell, FeW.Star Speskrf
slnien haseSs easell AeNultN Sscriffcs
NJ harns Re0ele pa, Enaen -
NsmeN . Shanks rriolc risV. Shsnk.
- ltts Lett cn bases RoStNn =. ClsNs.
aud. HSses Nn balls Nff pterrs h
Oft MURRAY. Straek anf ~ Sy,ftk
hN aesslesAfs. hN AuffSs flafss tAff
taefsA. "a 7 mninsSs or NarfaN "a
hlhkSs ar taNeleSkie. 4 ln sfk sna4nxa
NtnninS nltthef. tsoeaisAss aoAs.s
nAvhsf Anrfss Onrfrsst hnaserssa
snd aelmss. rlm., isa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Oilers Defeat Grizzlies.

Tulsa. Okl June is+Oien Noigi took
the mound against his former playmates,
the Denver Grizzlies. here this afternoon
and the oilers made IL two straight over
the Bears TodHy's score was to 2
The OHers hit Herb Han when men were
on he bases Yank Davis puisd his 18th
home run OF the year. Tying Wsshbufs
fsr the league leadership. Score
DENVER tWI TULSA tNi
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Red SoN Lose In Indians

tlss elsna. lune ia-Wffh tNe eut, Out
,eaass NeNsitN stel. home IN N. ilth
hnhg with the run which enshisS
Cleveland 10 defeat Boston. : 70 Con
SscnilNs singles IN Boone sharks ard
hkFen after two wer- ont IN the rsnth
sent he same into extra innfnEs Sccrs.
ssSfRN. CLEVELAND.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Totals 3a6aal
knHtted fer Goueh in ninth
na 81 FOR l>remer "a ninth
Score llA innings
Pittsburgh


Score hA innings
pitshurgh .ss.#.....5. ..a... N0n n00 aie--i
Philadelphia HnH 400 nIN--3
Summaries Runs. carey. sand. Harper.
Williams. rwn base hills wright Har-
per Sacrifices DiPher ttolke Wright
stnnr bnut1e niaVs Wilson 10 Hnike.
Traynor 10 Marpnvllle TO Grum. LEFT on
hasor Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia, \
Rases On ais. prf MUIR mn, , nff Rims.
g struck out. Ry RtnR. Nhs orr
Morrison 2 In ianiugs tnnne out len
elRhfh1 nff krrmet. nNnr IN one tnninE
Losing pitcher Morrison 0mrites Swre.
nsy hait and Mccormick. Time 1 3aT.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Canaries Win Loose Game.

Beatrice. N-b. Jnne lt-in a loosely
pia. Ell game Sioue Fans won from Beai -
ice this afternoon ~ score OF to g.
Hume runs were made by Dys, Menard
ana 'teve Of Sioux Falls The score
sIOCN FALLS Cr) BEATRICE tT)
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Ran fur tioruian fu ninth
Score ht InnInEs
Denver ..... Tea uaf aes-s
Tmiaa .n91 n0a iNa-7
Summa -Guns Berger. KriEhr. pstls.
stuart t-l sargent. crosby. fNprip -
] " o-h1sc hifs. stuart Crosby GIN gisr d.
Jones, Wsehhurn. Three base hi. RerEef
Home ron. baNis stolen bases Sfus ~
f9f Sacrifice ht FuppIn Double piays
Fiprip fo Wsshhurn 20 Sfusrf go. Fan
20 Berger To knight Lsfi on base
t'er,ei, 10 tulsa Bsss On balls or
Nolst BY Han Umpires. collins
snd HELD Time So
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Witches Beat Solons.

wichita Kan iunc "a Hard hitting
tN the Wichita team behind effective |
pitching on the psri or Mcnamara al
counted fnr their victory over Lincoln bY |
ss'orr uf Co % tndHN. The score.
+ LINCOLN tWl WICHITA tW1
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Carp Fails to
Reach Heights
of l. S. Fighters
Frenchman. in Bout With
Gibbons, Displays No More
Cleyerness Than ANY
Time of His Career.

: W okk, June
1T II e n e
critics here sa Y
that once again
Georges Carpen.
tier has shown
that he does not
measure up to
[ h e # & h I | n e
standard set by
the best Amer
2 7 e a II h w
eights. In Glib.
b o n $ II W a s
matched a gains st
an opponent W no
does rank among
The b est, an d
there I was no time
in 10 ro IN a $
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Hits sn5 Misses
byt1e BufaloeS
ON All 4.

Runs and hits: OF Haid, and 2
tnone out in first) off Poirier, IS and Is
in innings. Bases on balls: OFF Hnid.
3: OF Poiri.r. J. off Bailey. 3. struck
out: by Poirier. I. Left ON bases; oma-
ha, D: ~. Joseph, \. Wild pitch Bailey.
Two-bsse hits: DeMaggio. Lewi,n. Os-
borne. Wilder tsl. Three-base hits;
Miller. Bonowitz. Doubl. plays: O'>eiIi
to Thompson to Cullop; Ienahan to
Thompson To Culiop. Sacrifice hits;
O'Neill. Wilder. Thompson. stolen bases;
Thompson o. Bouowitz. Impires: Dona-
hu. and Powell. Time: . 90.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Grand Island. Neh.. June IA costly
error and stolen bases. one OF which was
b thet OF the plate by stout. gave the
lIastings cubs W victory In q pitch
drs battle between Hoetk-r ana Wright
score
HASTINGS. GRAND ISLAND
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
Boosters Trim Indians.

Otiehoms CIV June l4-De. MoIu@s
stopped OKLA homs 'lN's winning rrssk
today hY taking b UIfrhfrx battle hetN cen
Brown nud Allen fn q Score
DIES MONIES tN .1pk AiA CITY CIV
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

N frhtia ....s.-. ANs lNN WIS y
snmmar, Runs cstfey. ,'rsndsit
punninR t3l. Rcrk teh NaleV. Giliesptr
t8i. Ro,t. Two -hase hlfs snyder Nc
Donald Three base hit. Dunn nE.
Horne runs Reck. Roft Sacrifice hits
ConkeN smith Double ptAN. Butler 20
Rott 90 Beck Rsscs on balls or Me
Nsmars 3. otf proul. struck out;
r. Mcnamara B. bV rroui stolen
base punnine Lcu on bases Wtrh-
ita. s. Lincoln. Time. i'tR M
pues. GaOney and HaNs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15
John Redc Sinks TwoFoot Putt 36 Hole and Grabs State Golf little
All Over Easy Winner in Chamber of Commerce Handicap
Country Club
Golfer Beats Jack
Hughes One Up
Two Former State Champs
Stage Interesting
Match for 1924
HOnors.
L\cOLN \

y - ~ ~ itft
14.-,Iohn Redick,
Omaha Country
club. is the new
state golf cham
pion. lie won a
eluellin & SO hole
match, one up
from John W.
Hug hes, Oma ha
Field club. when
Hughes missed a
four foot putt on
the S6th green
this evening.
They finished
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Wright. Bussr. Bowman. Two-hsss hits:
Wright. stolen ba ases: stout. Castle. Gil
llspie Bowman Buser Rowe Double
PLAY. Gillispie 10 Reynolds 10 Fenton.
LEFT On bases: Hastings, ? Grand Island,
Z. Bases balls; Wright 2 struck
out. Wright. 4. Hootker q. rassed bs lis :;
Stout. Umpire. snyder.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

SUMMARY Runs Goodwin. pougsn n
60. Brushie. Atherfon ca. Weldel. Nc
Csfferty g., Two-hsse hits Brpskie
weidel clark Sacrifice Weidel Stolen
he se Weidel Bases on balls cff
Federle. T. or Hsg6eRs. 8 Struck out;
p Federie hy Zane, ). by Harkens. s..
Wild ,prch Hsrkens poubl. plays;
McCsfferty 10 Epplv 10 johnson. Ather-
ton 70 Johnson Hits and runs OFF
Federle and IN five ana one-third
innings of Lane. and I in three and
two-t thirds innings Winning pitcher,
Federle Time. go. Umpires, Hilton
and Campbell
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Totals - ~ 2412s
Bstted Tor Hsrksns in ninth.
grpre hv tnnincr
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

xTwr ouf wten winning run scored
Waited fW - tannell n fffh
Eba tffn fcf DeHchErr IN seventh
zHaIted Tor Innnara IN eIEhth
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-15

Total si727ttg Total ~ "a ibS
SIOUX Fan. ...........to0 0ss t0e-S
Bsatric. ............ 700 in2 0oe--6
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Johnson
announce the birth of a son, May
Both, at their home on Smithville
Road who will be- called Stephen
Charles johnson, Mrs. Johnson was
Miss Annie Ellison, of Columbus
before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Benson of Co
lumbia S. C. announce the birth of
a daughter, this morning. Mrs. Ben
son is pleasantly remembered i'll
Americas as Miss Louellen Bragg.
the daughter of Lieut.. and Mrs.
John Bragg.