Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1915, Page 5

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THE BEE: OMAIA, WEDNKSDAY, \||II, 28, 1915, 5 GHIGAGO SOX WIN ’ GERMAN OUTPOST IN POLAND--Note that the small detachment of soldiers has not taken time to intrench, being sat- ) SlXTH STRA[GHT isfied to observe the Russians’ position. An officer may be seen with his ‘‘periscope’’ binoculars, and the others are mak- ||| Nothlng to do but rest all the ¢ ing maps and photographs. All spikes on the kaiser's helmets are now covered with cloth to prevent their glittering in the sunlight and betraying th { the wearers. afternoon when yo White Hose Defelt Cleveland In- | [} T v A dbrraria b v " dians by Score of Seven to Four. | COLLINS AND FOURNIER TRIPLE | V" GHICAGO, April 21.—~The Chicago Amer (| dean league club won Its sixth straight | game today, defeating Cleveland, 7 to | 4. In the elghth, with the White Sox two behind, Eddie Collins and Fournier tripled, Fournier scoring on a long fly. | Two more siggles, a base on balls, an error and a wild pitch clinched the game for the locals. Score soap t!‘vm.ncn CHICAGO. ::‘?;"-:- 1 do the hard part B sl | of your work. It gets right at the dirt and makes it disappear. Be sure to use cool or lukewarm water.: Wels & Co., Philadelphis. Totals.....3 *Batted for Benz in seventh. Ran for Demumitt in seventh. *Batted for Coumbe in ninth Cleveland 60001201 04 Chicago .. 00010105 %7 y Two-base Weaver. Three-base thits: Jac . Collins, Fournler, Btolen bnl?l E. Collins, Brief. Earned runs: Off Wolfgang, 3; off Benz, none; | joff “Hagerman. 3; off Jones, I: oft Rus- seil, 1. Bases on bal: Off Wolfgang, Tt B g ot Kol The Best Remedy For All Ages [ hird innings; off Bens, none y |in one’ and two-thirds innings: off Rus. |, § i {-u. 8 In two innings; off 7|8 by Loudermilk, ’L Umpires; Hide- over Pittsburgh today by a score of & |poor support. Score RHE ‘ |in deven innings, none out i g‘cg‘:mgg brand and O'Loughlt CASEYS DEFEAT THE WHALES (0 2 Plank's two-bagor also made & run | Butalo 9104 2402 itk 1 and proven so by thousands upon thousands of tests 1 Bhonein one-third ianing. . Struck. out: 9 '_ s — for his team. After holding Pittsburgh to '{::{,.",.,‘, B,df,,:’( e {;I_’":,:,\m",_"“h' the whole world over, ig the famous family medicine,— } By Hagerman, ¥ by Woltgang, & by onst League Results. Ninth Inning Triples Lose Chicago |thres hits up to the elght Plank was it | Trautman and Rairden Beecham’s Pills. The ailments of the dI hve orml Benz, 1; by Russell % Umbires: Nallin At Portland RH.B B P ago | D 5! and Din i Los Angeles 3 4 7 Game with the Kaw- |bard tn the elghth and ninth tnnings s § to which all m subject,—from whi Yanks Blank Red Sox. Portlend . TR MR fods | Camnitz pitched well atter the first in- Blg Bll]. MGCOI’ImGk many serious sicknesses, are eorrected or prevented by a 3 / BOBTON, April 7i.—Ray Keating held | phatteries: { ning. Soore: REE : I iy e Sades”on” e which Lous 300011090049 Joins Indians Here e gave, New York won a shut-out vic- (e il jwithstanding six \ Oakland 13 POOB HURLING MARKS mY‘Plll!burlh 000000011280 with two runs. Foster, who pitdhed | "5 0P L : | Batterles: Plank and Chapman; Cam- tteries. “h“: Big Bill MoCormick, who once pastimed ‘érz; . f°§|mun'm“c.nn':d.m DI, and: Bencer, CHICAGO, April 27.—Ninth-inning trip- |t Barger and Berry » around the left garden for the Lineotn counf only run against him. Col- LT F - R mvaeed 1 |1ea by Chadbourne and Gilmore gave | Terrapine Beat Tip Tops. alub -and ' who ' hopuoed thres-baggers ns relle ::; 1[:;]:0 'El““n‘ and N 3 Kansas City a 7 to 6 victory over Chicago | BROOKLYN, April Z7.~Baltimore won |against the fence, has been purchased BOSTON. ts. B ry ) n. LS today in a game marked by poor pitch- |today's game from rBooklyn in the fifth by the Sloux City club from Memphis. ing. Home runs by 2willing and Peck | |fll’|ln! when four hits with errors by | McCormick reported to the Stoux in were responsible for Blackburn's retire- | Gagnier and Anderson gave the visitors |Omaha this morning. lf.' m‘flfl'ao‘hd Md.'m]KNO‘;W;{ Ylttl:: it mflncll .l sounder sleep, z eyes an corommmmoX -k cuonaluncd’ B ment, and three other Kansas City pitch- [five runs. The final score was 7 to 6. The ers took part. Prendergast weakened in [locals rallied In the last inning, but fell .I-Nd i[the seventh, but most of the Kansas one run:short. Knabe's flelding was a OMAHA TRAP SHOOTERS TO i rifi ¢ eh{l;m e City runs were made oft Johnson, who | feature. Walsh was ordered from the | GO TO COLUMBUS TOURNEY °1 W‘:’NWB' mlPIl IQ;’flll ‘:‘ m‘mmp"::":- grand took his place. Score: RHLE. | fleld in the seventh for dlsputing a dect- —————— Foster, b sad Uy Kansas City. 1 0 1 0 0 0 | elon by Umpire McCormick. %mn 0012037 Sam Huntley, Ray Kingsley, Don Mo- Chicago .....1 0 0 0 3 2 8 WA 3 Datieries: Blackburn, Adame, Cullop, |Haltimors ...0 1 0 & 1 0 0 o2% 15 4 |Cown, Dick Vausht, Bert Dixan, For ln suon and Bmousness Main and Brown, Easterly; Prendergast, |Brooklyn .....0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 2814 4 |Redick and several other Omaha trap Johnson and Fischer, Wilson Batteries: Smith, Suggs and Owens; {shooting sharks are planning to tnvade Plank Wins for Slufeds. Upham, Marcon and ‘Waison. the registered tournament, which will be Sold everywhore. ln bozes, 10a, 20e. PITTSBURGH, Aprl #1.—Displaying his Duffeds Bent Newark. held at Columbus, May # and 2. This fon Batteries: Brenton and Bassler: Cant. |0ld-time form, Eddie Plank, former Ath- | NEWARK, N. J., April 27.—Buffalo deat | fathering of Omahans balieve they will The directions with every box are very valusble—espacially to women. : | well, Merz, Tipple and Gossett. '~ letio star, pitched St. Louis to victory | Newagk today, 14 to 8. Reulbach received |be able to bring back most of the money. Note STRAIGHT -line exhaust nnnl'.ld—- wide and [ 0o sudden ll- Valves are extremely easy to get at. Spark plugs and valve-caps are reached merely by Albert Cahn sas— B ‘our Shampoo Is flulmn 1 ha .‘ld“ hwumnduh nd."a". m.'m uodndlbolhnln(odh —AM ‘The best point about Lee' nmnhtu out every bit ol grease, dirt nldlldn and takes fzself out too. {t in the heir fibre and scalp trouble than any flhfllhc It causes excessive and even m y hair, You can well a week or a month ago. mhm for the ski tollet soap for a shave. Why g ‘:‘l . "‘"mtnm h‘a‘nfloflyfi‘ l-dll)-nnluiumlh. llnhcm(hdnufl-fl. p-n ble oils, alcohol, rine, liquid soap, beauti! trang. y |:" g .tlmu.q P fully ; lomhmmnmww 4 80 Shampoo, qu,‘l“. 320 Shampoo, 1 galion, $2.50. &.ph(c-. GEO, H. LEE CO., Laboratories Omaha, Nebr. e e sonk Uoe ool B E e SO e tag o Shamps cases wesk: Dot - 11 4,500 tons of rails, 7,000 freight cars, |’ This matter of POWER s a thing that we'd like to talk ?Ag‘} A over with you before you buy a car—and-talk over it, too, ° 3 i peid ol S e e s || 18 engines: bought §i2 SnmebakerMotoraomdtheMmW . : :t ; T Cr g v iy The New York Central Lines have W ol oo e e SR e T e T e e s o lace 1o thus contributed to the Buy-It-Now Cobb. Barmed runs: Off Coveleskie, 2; s poweér and gives stroke, the more leverage on the crankshaft. Has the reliable Stude- off Loudermilk, 2. Double plays: Lavan Quu:xga response to throttle. \ conservation 'WER. 1 H1H T Sy B hot-jackert and soppled baber aftiog 494 chaling dyvims thet insse i propaganda—setting millions of dol- R O B ot o i ez bt tmnrts 1y iy ciroulition, - Yoo aré veleskie to Bush to even o fuel been made to give power ore " V. Seveiemie the movmg parts are ter you ] — —— average motor. 'l‘hevllvomummuchhjarlnd better planned. bound to benefit. Do !0“!' M The intake is hot to insure better vaporization of the fuel and Trial Quart iy by s ol v o e gl large or small, to be as helpful. and Leather back in a STRAIGHT line, with no sudden angles to set up back- Covered Flask pressure. And #0 you'll find a score of improvements over the Buy - It-Now Finest Whiskey Lowest _Prlco \ .Iltwoa’tyw come in and stu motor, See how ACC! lll- Studebaker Foatures BLE every little detall fs. And then, Boeie Lishting pod Sariie-ul Plges we'd like 1o have you ride in the car and B W ey drive it yourself and KNOW from obeer- vl sl T vation on the road the flexible, free-flowing, ECONOMICAL ghd OTHR, - & 888 er this Studebaker motor delivers. Writs, 100, for the Studebaker ¥ u et 1388 ficuor Book. | COUPONS Omha Factory Branch, 2550-2-4 Farnam Street. | | “rmesmvo ure “Studebaker-Wilson” Local Dealer, 2429 Farnam Street.. Ask S5 the Taev Sl Jins Y S FRED KRUG BREWING COMPANY

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