Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1910, Page 27

i OMANA SUNDAY Be | .Qm NEB., SUNDAY, MAY 15 has brought ball forth of great p \sz week several ¢hanges n terest b ' base in- involve halos of un Pat Moran, ti has gone the route of the He goes to Phila for the Chicago ws to Pat, fo prime favorite to the last and alwaye gave the team the best he had 8o Murphy and Chance both ducked the Job and threw it onto Murphy's se o IThis 15 one of the hard sldes to the game, but must be done to keep it golng Fred enny, for so many years first nd leader of Boston Nationals It two peasons with the Gllants, | ineconditionally released. Fie is free sign herever ho pleases, but thus far has had 0 propositign from a base bail club that mpts hlvb He has empted by the New York sporting editor pésition. Tenny a colle having been graduated versity. Until be ed neverswould play Sunday bas Nas always been one of the « the dlamond. Wee Will of them all, has decided godd enough to slgn with h done that. Keeler s a s« jentious man. Last ear he signetion to the New York Am hecause he felt that Le wa the team, but was persuaded lohger And when finally released he invited by McGraw to foln the Giants, but held off until he could bring himseif to he- | lleve in’ his own usefu w8, It will be' a source of gratification to all base ball fans | to see Keeler back fn the game and they | would liks it if he could regain his old-| {ime form that made him famous as a| member with McGraw of the old Halll-s more Orfoles, Hundreds of Omaha's vounger* llhk’\fi!‘ will compete In field and track indoor ath- | letles this week at the Young Men's Chris- | tion assoclation gymasium, ending in ni &rand final meet at the Auditorium Thurs- | dag night. This is an innovation started In t‘i. a couple of years ago and it is | king up a splendid athletic spirit among | the boys. As the returning hunter likes to | say, it “puts them on their fighting edge.” | hese games are instilling a love of fair| ".‘.vmpelllhm into the boys which will be a lasting asset to them through life. They | learn to win without too much gloating over their competitors and they find It best to lose without being disgruntled. They | learn that the thing to do when they lose 18 simply to return to training with a de- termination to do better next time. old- timers around whom Aimmed glory hang 10 Cub catcher, best of them delphia. It heen sold was a task management to break the he remained a baseman and the however, been Times to become and is considering se-hred tron own man unt- s he ball and san men on the oldest play the Gi Keeler that he can the Glants pul The Cubs have certainly not made a for- midable showing thus far, Of course, they have started out this year as they have for three years past with a lot of sick or erippled players—atars, too. Chance, Tinker, Ruelbnch have been down and out and| something must be afling Miner Brown, for he has not shown his cunning as yet. These things help to offset what advan- tage KIing is to the team and have kept it from winning as comsistently as it should to.stay at the top. One little item of in- terest 1s that other teams are probably stronger this year, The Rourkes have wheeled around since coming home and are going at a promising | olip, though not entirely satisfactory yet 1f this team does not nose the leader hard | ‘W miss our guess., It undoubtedly is strong | | heaviest batter THE OMAHA TOP ROW- LOWER ROW: RE Lt "ROM LEF’ ORWARD; PRUCKA, TO RIGHT IRVIN FORWARD; SUB; BINGER, KUHNS, DACH; SUPFIRINT R; BALDERSON, GU fANAGER. CHALOUKA, § ARD; DA, GUARD. Shotton and Two Pitchers Only Others | GONDING STILL LEADS FOR P Above Coveted Mark. IMPROVE ON HOME GROUNDS Hanson Who Has Not is the Only Omnaha Lost a So Far This Season—Off cinl Figures, Gonding continues t team in batting, has decreased In begn sticking at the Thesa two, With and McCatterty, games each, 300 mark, who Raftis of in the average of 400, four hits. although the rate of three weeks of the Western league season Shotton I8 the second best so far, with the exception of Patton played are the only Rourkes over the | 0 lead the last week. have Des Molnes league, Pitcher Gume Omaha his percentage | 88 for three | Harris, He has an | Bies having been to bat sixty times and made thirteen runs and tweuty- Hartmai Burnett, Olmstead, Denver Benz,. Des Moines Miller, Sioux City Abbott, Topeka | Wilson, Sioux City Shackleford, Wichita McLear, $t. Joseph.. ilanson, Omaha Kaufman, Topeka Biersdort Sioux _Cit 1x City Burnum, Sanders, \gnew, Omaha. Keeley, Omaha Hehrelber, Dent Buchanan, Denve: Hagerman, Denver.. Melr, St. Joseph Johnson, St. Joseph Baker, S(. Joseph Jones, Lincoln. . Murry, Lincoln Allen, Wichita. Attchison, Wichita.. McGrath, Lincoln...... Alderman, Sjoux City. Jackson, Twpekn Wright, Topeka. Topeka Des Molnes Omaha. has the the Player. Club. | orfer, Owens, Des Moines |Landreth, Topeka | Pennell, Topeka Des Moines Des Moines. . wmuECuamnnmewe Fielding uemxu A 11004 083 000 000 000 L000 2000 000 000 0017 000 000 000 | 000 000 1.00) 1.000 | 1.000 1.000 | Denver Joseph Des Moine: Burnum, Des Molne Jokerst, Wichita Des Moines ton, Des Molnes Davis, Des Moines. @illen, Denver Meier, St. Joseph Allen, Wichita Ten —Des_Moines, Joseph. Topeka, Omaha Des Molens Lenver Omaha Topeka Lenver Tope Durham, Wichi Burnett,’ Sioux City Hiersdorfer, De Freeman, Sloux City Wilson, Sloux C Alderman, Sioux City Fox, Lincoln ... Knapp, Lincoin Herscne, Des Moine Patton, Omaha Harris, Topeka . e Jarnigan, Wichita .....0........ 0 Jackson, Topeka . R Hueston, Des Moines............ 0 Benz, Des Moines el | Hollénbeck, Omaha . T o Chabek, Sioux City.........i0.0 0 Jones, Lincoln ¢ felipisi O Burnum, Des Moines ... 0 3 WILBER'S BASKET BALL TEA High Sch 00 200 000 000 000 000 000 McCafferty Kaurman, am Battin, Wichita, City, 0; | Omaha, Team .%1; Des Denvei Joseph, tolen Wichita, Lincolr Denver, oux Lincoin, elding—Wichita, 961 incoln Moines, . “Sioux City, 6; Topeka, .432; Omaha, .#1; St Bases—Denver, 45; Des Moines, ; St. Joseph Sioux City, 14 Omaha, 13; Hits—Des Denver, . Joseph, Omaha, 25 Sioux City, Wichita, Lincoln, 13; Topeka, 12 Denver & Des Moines. . Denver s Des Moines. . Cockmar, Lincoln - Colligan, Des Moinies.... Sioux City. Cassidy, Denver Lindsay, Denver 5 Belden, ‘'Wichita.... Sacrifice Hits— | Lloya, ' Boys Who Nienoff, Game Well, Coach Ford B. Kuhns of the scheol basket ball team writes to The that his team won fou games played, all with hard teams, ys they tried to arrange games with th Know th 2 E2ES ggis = 3aszises e he 2 Wilber High | Bec | en out of fifteen | He | o8, 28,23, pLoon ThaumLes The only pussible way to cure Contagious Blood poison is to remove the cause by purifying the blood. This is just what 8. 8. 8, does; and it is the only modicine that absolutely and thoronghly cleanses the circulation of every particle of the germs and>virus of the disease. Mercury, Potash, and other strong min- orals are often used in the hope that such powerful treatment will kill the germs, bu’ this can not be done, and when the mineral medicines are laft off the troublo always roturns with is aggravating symptoms of ulcerated mou‘h and throat, ckin ernptions, falling hair, yellow skin splotches, swollen glands, and often run- ning sores. The ability of 8. 8. 8. to cure Contagious Blood Poison comes from is unfailing blood-purifying properties. I: goes into the circulation and removes overy trace of the infection, makes the blood rich and healthy, and leaves no drogs of the virus to break out later on. 8, 8. 8. does not contain a particle of mineral in any form, but is made entirely of roo‘s, herbs and barks each of which has a direct and specific action in. cleansing the blood. In addition it contains the extracts of certain botanical herbs which make it the finest of all tomics, which is & nocessary quality for a medicine in curing Oon‘agious Blood Poison. Ilome Treatment book, con‘aining much valuable information and instruction to be found nowhero else, will bo sent sealed and post paid, free to all who write and request it THE SWIFT SPEOIFIC 0O, ATLANTA, GA. UNION DACIFIC Advocates of “A City Beautiful” AR Should See The Portland Rose Festival June 6-11, 1910 SPECIAL RATES ViA Union Pacific “The Safe Road” Through, Perfectly-Equipped Trains—Electric Block Signals— Dustless, Perfect Track— Dining Car Meal nd Service “Best in the World, Ask for a copy of our “Rose Folder.” Call on or address City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebraska PAONES BELL DOUGLAS 1828" and IND. AS231 ADVANCE COPY OF OUR BOOK ON FISHING GIVING FULL PARTICULARS OF) WITH MAPS OF TROUT, LAKES, RIVERS AND BASS, STREAMS (Small or large mouth,) IN PIKE, NOKTH DAKOTA PICKEREL, MUSKALLONGE, WISCONSIN, MICHICGAN, ILLINOIS, in every department and there Is nothing| Zeft but to play team ball. With P Rourke | on the bench it certainly should not be ex- cused for falling down on this, Tts in- fleld and outfield are fast and its batteries | strong. We believe 1t will go to the top. People Who, are asking the governor of Callfarnia and the mayor of San Franciseo 0 suppress the Jeffries-Johnson fight are Herrls, Topeka . e ect | Burnett, Sioux City....\ll 1 put MecLean, Sjoux City.. 1,000 | Colligan, Des Moines.. be 1.000 | McLcan, S Joseph 'm’\mglm-rlx Sioux Clty Weaver Denver Keeley, Omaha M ne Bt. Joseph Raftis, Des Moines, Niehoff, Des Moine Fox, Omaha Welch, Omaha Middleton, Wiehita Collins, Sioux Ci Beall denver Lincoln team, both by mail and by publica- | |tion of challenges in the but fallea' to get @ reply. For this reason the Wiib boys think that if Lin Nebraska they have at claim the distinetion of having ¢ the champions unsu tully. shows the Wilber boys to be ing band of young athlotes, |be worthy opponents for mailed to six cents to S WA those sending Harry Welch maintained his p flelding record. He has made thirty Ry, outs and has not made an error. Shaw of | Shaner, Wichita . Wichita is the only player in league il‘l‘"‘l‘:“ ud\,‘ ‘\\}'I‘A]vl\:l a Dette cord a | Aitehlsen, Wichita that hus a better record. He has had | qilebison. S¥lchita seventy-six put-outs and has not erred In |Hasslor, Wichita | bandling the ball. Omaha ls last in team batting, Durbam, Wichita in team fielding, seventh in o0 000 an .00 0w | 000 on oM 00 loast W. R. CALLAWAY, General Passenger Agent, allenged The pleture a likely look- who ought to v team, | Getist, 1 | Farthing, | Willis, Lincoln reoln Lincoln seventh olen bases counting without their host, righteous as théir cause may be There is so much e n San Franciseo and environs that infinitely worse than a prize fight that it mus: strike even the governor and mayor as futlls to put the 1id on the fight. There ta very litle chance of heading off this thing now. Farmer Burns ought to be able o cash In Jeff's estimate of him—'the greatest conditioner in the world.” When the old man decides he doean't want to wrestle any more he can hang out his shingle as Doctar of Conditions. If Jeff wins that fight—and what is there to prevent it— Omahu, through its distinguished citizen, Mr. Farmer Burns, will have some place in l fecords, If that will help any. What Iz this that has come over Chi- rago? The mayor refusing a permit for the Goteh-Zbyseko wrestle smacks a little »f the lld. Wrestling has something of dnd coming. What It needs to do is 1o Bmew peopis that it is all It represents itself to be. A merilorious match between these two men would certalnly be most deatrable from a sportsman’s standpoint. “Austin played a wonderful game at third.” Theso are the sort of reports come In from Omaha's Jimmie these days. He is rated today s the fastest man In the American league except Cobb and close on to that man. Austin is bound to win. He Is an exemplary athlete, takes the best of care of himself and is made on an ideal plan. President O'Nelll had his customary mile, and we hope It never will come of? We belleve with him that this will be a great season for the good old Western. | Fvery team is going Kood and the fans are on their toes. St. Joe's start s very| encouraging. 1t Chick Autrey keeps up his present lidk, nothing can keep him out of the majors. He is winning many games for St. Paul, playing like a wild man, batting a8 well as fielding. It 8 In him If he can aply back it up with the nerve, | "im Jordon, the old slugging first base- man of Brooklyn, lasted quickly. He has @ 10 Toronto, all majors having walved | &ImA Strange turns things take. Tabell Wi tug o a making his presence felt But, then, Wichita took a lead- in this little drama last year up certaln point. is at| The Tigers are belng put to the annoy- apce of “showing” the others, and not getling away with 1t any too well, The Glants are not playing over thirteen men on aAn Average Lo A game these days. Cleveland 18 In its accustomed first-of- the-season place—near the top. ther Mrs. tan Rube Waddell ulble one, has found | Mclean | McManuie, Ky u ssed, 1o & war and fourth In sacritice hitting. Batting Averages. Glllen, Denver, Ciark, Sloux Clty Fox, Lincoin..... JUACESL, W iChia .. burnam, wicniia Knapp, Lincoin Memurray, venver . KaTts, s Moines MCULEgOr, Des Moy MeaAleese, venver Juriugan, \vienia Neignours, dioux Uit Fievman, ' Soux C Snaner, Wicnita Cornad, St Joseps ewi Motne Lina Denver.. Reuly, Topeka ... Herscne, v Mol Powell, St sosepa.. isvell, Wichita Uaiwon, Les aiolnes, W ooiey, ‘Lopeka Juies,” St Jusepn b, ‘Copexa Lunareth, ‘LopeKa rugate, TOpLKA Shaw, Wicnita Patton, Umana Vniaus W, Ui Wichita Omana . Quilin,’ dloux Uity Belaen, Wicaita PeLUErew, Wicultu Cobp, Liicotn sude, Lapeun | Mactick, Lew Mol Niehotr, Des Moines Bt. Josepn . Bloux City St Josepn Mo y, St. Josepn L opekn Lies M Lincoin Sioux Uity MAOA ... Bloux Uiy, Bloux City Dew ¥, Shotton, Kerns, iserner, Cockman, nes, Iane, ¢ Lowiie, Avnareas, Fugnes, Cougan, Wa Jusepn Bauer, 3. Josepn Dolan, Denver Cotling, Sioux City.. Lioya, Denver Si. Joseph.. Jux City... Denver Cassidy, Denver King, Omana Hammond, Denver wilhs, Lincoin Hassier, Wichita Kelly, Denver Curts, Des Moines Clark, St Joseph Westerzil, Wienita.. Middieton, Wichita Kunkle, Topeka.. Siem, stoux Oliy, | Cadman, Omaba Jumes, Lincolr | Beers, Bloux C Thomason, Topeka. Pennell, 'lumkn Parthing, Lincoln Schipke, Omaha, ..., Weleh, Omaba, .. 5 Jaidron, Line in ullivan, Lincein, . Clark, Ligeoln,.. Claire, Wiehita, Corridon, Omaha, Hollenbetk, Omaha Galgano, 5t Jowephi. s, Denver. Aot Lincoin. -, Fox, Omahs, ...+ Gagnler, Lincoln. Thom Thomas, lncol Owene, Des Moines Penfold, Des Moines Wolfe, 5t Joseph Chabek, Sioux City Das ann AB. R. coceFufurrer-ce Des Moines....... Cxoasma P R L T T Mc ath, Lineoln . Murray, Lincoin Jones. Lincon Welch, Omaha . Pation, Omaha " | Hanson, Omatia | Agnew.” Omaha |l Hollenbeck, Omaha . McCarferty, Omaha . | Sanders, Omaha . |Carsidy, Denver | Buchanan, Denver Hagerman, Denver , St. Joseph.... 8t. Joseph. , Des Moes, Stem, Hioux City. McManu: Des Moines Tsbell. Wichita Weaver, Denver Thoma Aneoln . Kerner, Des Molnes U(\hfl‘fls Omaha Kane, Omaha \\'0[{? St. Joseph Kerns, Topeka . . 3 Miiler. Sloux City Belden, Wichita Pettigrew, Wichita indsay, Denver ark, Lincoin Fox, Omaha . eMurray, Denver 4, St. Joseph... M!ddleton. Wichita Wooley, Topeka . Dailton, Des Molines Thomason, Topeka Cadman, Omaha gnler, Lincoln Sullivan, Lincoln Andreas, Sloux Horsche, Des Mofnes, Bachant, Des Moines, » | Cobb. Lincoln ) | Clark, St. Joseph lon, Stoux Clty Alderman, * | Thompson, McAleese, Hughet \ | Towne, 3 | Cockman, Lincoln Abbott, Topeka . &0 | McChesney, Bt joseph % | Raftls, Des Mofnes i | Olmsted, Denver 1 Colligan, Des Molnes Chabek. oux City 44 | Corhan, Joseph % 11 Welch, Sloux | Hartnian, Sioux City | nmond, Denver Jude. Lincol 4| Nelghvors, “Sloux ity 24| Powell, St Joweph Kahi, Topeka Fugate, Topeka McLear, St. Joseph Mattick, Des Moines | Jones, §t. Joseph. Weldron, Lincoin ¢ Adams, Denver. 545 | James.’ Lincoin Colling, Sloux Beall, Denver | King, Omaha. Topeka Denver Denver Wichita loux City "oy ) City b Topeka 135 | Corridon, Omaha. ‘3ay| Westersil, Wichita m‘ Keeley, Omaha 2| Lloyd, Denver 3| Schreiber, Denyer '" Dolan, Denver 317 Kunkle, Topeka 31| McNell, 8t Joseph ‘hi| Galgano, 8t Joseph: 13| Niehoft.' Des "Moines . "3 Bwift, 8t. Joseph 2| Freeman. Sioux City % | Knapp, Lincoln.. 20 Schipke, Omaha Curtls. Des Mofnes.... 20| Wox, Lincoln...... 200| Wright, Topeka.. -16| Wilron, Sloux City m“ Quillin, Bloux City 8| Beers, Sioux City lu Bhotton, Omaha I Kelly, Denver 16| Wataon. 8¢, Joseph J74| Kaufman. Topeka 67| Clarke, Bioux City.. » City.... loux City.. U PO P Pt 1 cxfusuial oramoe-1 %% an B @ —nEw € 5 83 32 8 00 00 15 0tk 4 DTS 2 = 2183 DO & 00 000 00 ‘000 00) 000 | 000 | 000 000 | 00 | 00) 00) | G 00 000 | 000 000 Lindéay, Denver Clarke, ‘St. Josepl Corhan, St. Joseph o Cobb, Lincoln | A a gravel roadway, | NAseRe """"\‘\‘, e nica Salve cured him. on. 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