Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1915, Page 4

HELLO- Yoy LITTLE APPLE DUMPLIN®-DID YOU &IT HOME FROM THE DANCE LAST NIGHT ALL e s i ROURKE RELEASES FRANK HUELSHAN Agquisitioni ‘of Oy Forsythe Spells | ‘ Doom of the Old Veteran in Right Field. T R il on two Rourkes yesterday that the Omaha team is thin one of the prescribed it which must be observed by slugging the plll with & ng a pretty fair game in ‘wes hustiing hard, lend- every effort te nelp Omaha win, most fans thought he Wwas good for But the acquisition of For- doom of Huelsman. "[result in total Wilndness for €. E. Will- | KAWS TAKE ONE FROM ‘LOP Topekas Win Over Lincolns by Score which Lincoin ecoul Trainer, a Kansas State Jolned Topeka today A double and a triple. o . | played Sunday. E'ba. the —wobunel «lo-es Yl cZewe marol LlovemanBuad wownl - News Sarvice. QUIT YouR NIDEDVN' '™ A BUM DANCER - WHO WUZ THE GRL WATH YOU - / v —— , Mayer, Lattimore. Krue- | == 'ope] Krueger to Schraiber to Wiiliams. Buses on bulls: Oft Dashner, 4; off Ehman. 1. WESTERN LEAGUE Struck out: IB Dashper, 9, by Ehm P W L. 1. Time Umpires: Parent and | Omaha .. 0 7 700 | Geisel 2 Topeka w7 & - Denver 8 8 SIOUX DEFBAT DES MOINES | Deu Mol 6 Wichita B 5 Indians Defeat Boouters by Score of | fi; TOSEN .. P B Elght to Fo Lincoln ... 0 2 8 20 x:.u"' Lyl " SO Kone's l-zlf AMER, LEAGUE. | NAT'L LEAGUE. | GOOD SUPPORT FOR 80X PITCHER W.L.Pet.| W.1.Pot. 146 .700| P 13470 Moines, but his teammates made fia © G.Ufllclnrlnnnu 9 § 088 three more, maki [ fi c Detroit & Tor Blous Gty Beare: el score ¥ %o | Now Yo 1 Chicago by o s Cleverand .. 8 10 868 8t. Louts .10 10 /500 | 8 ¢ O A E | Washington' 8 7.633Boston ...... 7 7 .50 Hoston ».... § & bov(Brooklyn . 710 412 | Phii Bt l’.‘nllh .. 6 14 .263) Pittaburgh . 6 12 .3 FED, LEAGUE. | AMER. ASSN. 11 8 §19] Louisville ..12 11 8 .57 St. Paul .10 .10 8§ 568 Minneapolis. 7 9 ¥.500 Cleveland .. § L] 3 L E#l wonesnons 710 413 Kan. City . 812,400 Mil waukee . 6 13 316/ Columbus Yenterday's Resul WESTERN LEAGUE 4 alouxl(‘ny, 8. > L -l ooeoeo-—a?fi-l B T - SRSENRRIN o PR SR Hlocos—overu® Bl cow—cone Bl oo osese s hicage-Cl ; nde\phin-vew York, rain. ‘ashington, 0; Bosten, 2. e PRl ainiasn® 11 i ensd) %5l conanmosoa? oo oo NATIONAL LEAGUE. 33 23 i < B = FEDERAL LEAGUE. E zZ 873 i %‘hfl at 8t Jo- iy, Topeka at 0_ at Cleve Philadelphia ’ New terly In & nu| nknu oW Monday afte for & purse of -o..d-lhh 8t at The day was shooting on aceount | % f Iyh, Smith, 4; Tay- | chy .Wm?n. nans ; Slattery, 8. Mueh ;Hufm Plttaburgh at Newark. manitested in the com- | ament to be held in Shei- | oo smector e o BAN JOHNSON STIRS TARGET PRACTICE 'l BASE B_A_LL WORLD! LL BLIND IOWA EXPERT IOWA CITY, Ia, May 4—(Bpecial Tei- egram.)~Too much target practice will i 5 553 58 1% g1 luurlun League President Asserts He Has Consented to With- wal of Suits., ACTION NOT ‘TAKEN, HOWEVER BOSTON, May ¢-—~Ban B. Johnson of the American league, stated In an inter- fams, former oxpeért marksman of the University of lowa rifle team and more recently coseh of the lowa City High school champlonship team, according to an announcement here today. D Team Hard W 4. teatu was m-g-nnfimnt . 14 romton 1128 6 8 3 8 883 o2 e, Pat ;" Wilber, and mx-! Mr. Johnson explained later that his cha; ceton, Buckboman Bchal- | consent to the withdrawal of the suits N e d applied only to the American league and had nothing to de wtih the attitude of ~(8pe- | the National league officials. sufticlent | “At the suggestion of Phillip Ball, pres- | independent | (aant of the Louls Federals, Johnaon | Lo e o O e i | Beori|said, “a conterence of the attorneys ot‘ 3 Tooley, Tom Shields and Pea Cowglll were elected directors. Ben F. the American and Federal leagues was Brant of Brunin 'bn :‘m' ma ::iheld at Chicago ten days ago for the s the opening |PUTPose of discussing the withdrawal of attraction, {the suits. The attorneys of the National Je—————— |leuu. knew nothing of the meeting. Sherman-Howard League Opens. |gope progress had been made in the ANARWELL, Neb, May {-(Spectal o= ) girection of an adjournment, when other T cham: | matters were injected into the discussion m pl:vedlhl! ,mfl:ollll 8o were' de- |and the conference broke up without ac- wsore of 110 3 S, Pavi plaved st Dan: | “OmPilabing anything. nebrox and blanked them, 3 to O Rock- Tener's Satatement, ville took the opener from Boslus on! NEW YORK, President John {helr Qlamond by the close score of |i Tener of the Nationa! league. when | ————— informed of Ban Johnson's statement Plteher Walsh is Better, relative to withdrawing base ball suits, LO§ ANGELES, Cal, May 4-Ed|said that he aid not understand mal e et T o ArRriodn tadgue American league oxecutive's remarks. Tith gippr. Was fevorted 15 B Greatly |President Tener said so far Aa he knew o 4 awors 14 ~ h fever, {rom 'there was no intention on the pert of Nhich he suffersd yeserdey had sub- |\ " ecunised Hase Ball in general, and — the National league (n particular to| Watson Matehed. |yitharaw the case now before Judge | Ootatas ndot | L andis. | itornia are matched to box ten rounds| Other officlals of the National leag here May . The weight will be 134 sald they believed President Johnson's - | Pounds at 3 o'clock. remarks were merely an expression of | |personal opinton in the matter of the | ern Assaclation. leontroversy between Organised Sml Birmingham, 1. Ball and w 1 Tittie Roek, 2. Me . and the Federal league ; New Orleans, 5 (culled in| What Herrmann Says. | Binth en mccount of darkness). CINCINNATI, May &—"T know noth-, Chattanooge, :.~Nu‘h:‘l_lle. T {ing of any movement looking toward the | {withdrawing of the Fedoral league's sutt | Colloge Base Ball, against Organized Base Ball from the| Harvard. §; Colby, 1 federal court In Ilinole,” sald Chairmen | vicnneyivania State. 1: Usiversity of August Herrmann of the National com- Tufts, T; Holy Cross, 3 mission today, when told of the intere I i ag—— view given out by President Johnson of Fears Only Two Clabs. e Amirican league \ Tyler of the Ouke claime FRENCH LICK, Iod.. May ¢—"1 know he fears m'fiz nothing of an agreement for the with- Tace are the Seals /grawal of the sult between Organized Base Ball and the Federal league in| [the United States court at Chicago and Leonard Goes to Columbus. will not consent to such an agreement™ Columbus club has secured In-|yceerted James A. Gilmore, president of % J-houfl'n-moflu&-n.um‘ SRee Sotam | Copyright, 1915 [nternations! FIFI BROWN - WELL SHE 1SA BEAUTY - Kee in the sixth completed the scoring | for eDtroit, which won, 3 to 1 was made by n PIRATES' DEFEAT CARDINALS § Pittsburgh Team Wins from St. - WALTER JOHNSON .. ‘% |Red Hose Shut Out Washington |k Benators by Score of Two to - leuSowmar-n | Pct wnweneea® P (2 cogonuontunnd’ FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO THREE PITTSBURGH, May 4.~In a drizsiing | rain Pittsburgh defeated St. Louls today, The contest was stopped twice by the rain and was called finally In the last half of the eighth. Both Har-| BALTIMORE, May mon and Perdue were hit hard, long hits being numerous. Blucmassoas> B =1 cwonnoscaua? R James in elghth, May 4.~Foster, ably sup- | Detroit . 11 8 .5MChicago .....11 6§ .47 | ported at critical moments, outpitched |St. Louls ... Walter oJhnson today, and Boston won 412 | from Washington, 411 .286|New York .. 4 9 .38 | triple scored Hooper, - pasged, in the first, Two-base hits Speaker's | Barned runs: Off James, 1; off Holand, 1 Bases on errors balls: Off James. 0. Y 0 in one-thir nning ; and Hoblitzell's single counted again for |seven and two-thirds infings; off Hoch, the Red Sox in the seventh. Double plays |0 in one inning. Hit by pitched ball: By McNally, a recruit playing | J&m third base, were prominent factors iIn Boston's defense. Score: PITTSBURGH. who had been AB.H.O. and Lewis' triple || Off Hamilton: « 3 Umpires. O'Loughlin | peek ool el and Hildebrand B 'Third City Players Oqthit Indians GRAND ISLAND, cial Telegram.)—Green's Indians were un- able to do anything with the Island pitchers, Crosby drew a home run the first time up to bat for the Third ....0 001000 O e s 4] coommmmsoz -0 Bl hnunos~ac Two-base hits mon. Three-base hita: Johnston, 8t. Louls, 3; Pit Vioux to Wagner to Struck out: By Perdue, Umpires. Rigler and wl gom~rsssol P L] O 1 *Batted for McBride in the eighth, 00000000 00| Batieries: Cleghorn and Whitemoon and American Association. Luck and Crosb: . Three-base hits: McNally r to Hoblitzel (2), Speaker to Wagner, Bases on errors: Washington, 2. Bases on ball 't ¥ 1. truck o ¥ 2 l:. ‘mpires: Connolly and Chill. Tigers Defeat Rrowna. “ Washington §ev Joresr Iphia. rain. ot 3»‘.‘@-:%: wet grounds. s Coast League Results Batteries: Curtis and Coleman; Schard (&} 5 ‘Willis and Blackb: - w Ables and Kuhn; La Roy, Gregory and Hannal At San Francisco Batteries Ellls and Crossi BUT YOU KNOW | NEVER DET ON THE RACES - SO LONG - » , D NYY i, o Blusvons~sa? ol o0s000000 featured. Score: Chicago .. Baltimore 2 Eltllflu: McConnell wi Bl osnounoan L ng, { povilson, Sarned runs:| NEW YORK, May .~President John K. 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