Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1916, Page 4

MRS. JIAGS - DON'T THINK YOUR SOCIRL LADDER' OMAHA WINS FROM LUXUS IN FIRST Triples by Forsythe and Miller and Krug's Bingle Bring Over Win- ning Counters in First, 10U NORTH HURLS GOOD GAME Two solid wallops for three sacks by Uyrus Forsythe and Ray Miller and a single by Manager Marty Krug won the ball game for the Rourkes from the Jlauxus yesterday. The successive triples followed n walk to Smith, counting two runs, and Marty's single counted the third. The three-run margin won the combat, 4 to 1 Kxcept In the first frame Art Dyck hurled a neat game for the amateur champlons, After this frame he kept the wmacks well scattered and only one run was made off him, But Lou North and Cecll Thompson were hurling glit-edged ball In the interim and the amateurs couldn't solve thenr deliverien with any degree of effective- ness. Each Rourke pitcher allowed but two hits, Starts with Walk, Dyck had difffeulty In locating the plate at the start of the game. He isnuoed & walk to Bmith on four straight balls, Clink Claire lald down a neat sacrifice, after which the Tango Kid poled a beaut | of a triple to center, counting the fleot- footed Bmithy, Ray Miller slammed an other triple to left and Cyrus galloped over the rubber. Marty Krug's blow through the pitcher tallled the Rourke firnt-sacker. \Dyck retired Krueger, North and 8miih in & row in the second, but weakened bit aghin in the third, ire started the bombardment in this frame with a singlc to left. Foraythe popped out and Wacht ler pulled down Miller's hard drive (o left, But Dyck made a two-base heave in an effort to catch Claire napping off first and Clink chased to third, Marty Krug's hit counted him, After this frame Dyck refused to permit any more scoring by the pro A One Man Renches Second. But one man reached second base dur ing the five rounds Lou North pastimed for the Rourkes. In the second lnning Kd Minikus drew & walk and purloined sec- ond when Krug and Kilduff weren't looking. Johnny Dennison reefed a single to center in the first Inning and Jim Molady beat out an infleld hit in the fourth, the only hits made off North The Luxus greeted Cecll Thompaon in the sixth by chalking up their only marker. Atkins opened by polling a single to left and Pip Cook advanced him to second with a sizzler to center. Dennison Inid down a bunt and Claire failed to nall Thompson's throw to third to catch Atkins, with the result that second baseman crossed the pan, That ended the scoring for the amateurs, as Thompson settled down and did not per mit another hit Foraythe Leads Hittin Oyrus Forsythe was the swatsmith of | ! the day, with three knocks out of four (imes up, One was a triple and another was a double, Cyrus didn't cover himaelf with glory in the fleld, muffing his only chance. Louls Cook and Jake lsancson demon aporting scribes, did the umping for the fray. If they called any decisions fight nobody deteoted It. However they wore very charitably rendering thel services gratis, they escaped and physical objections the athletes otl wise might have made Today the Rourkes will battle the Hour geols of the Creater Omaha leagie o Rourke park at 5.5, Heore OMAMA AN ¥ Bmith " 3 Uinlre, b Forayihe, rf ‘ Mitler, th i K A #onile t ‘ Rildutr : g Aw } & North, » ] Thampson. » Totais » A b AR} | \ Totaie o Wane Hits 1 asue e Hita Thewe bamw hi'e [ Wt Ve N v 1P Woonria ’ Wby Balis (Mt Yowan A . Bihat leve, | » A Behlobors. Mikduit ) Saaes Cwnala. " Norih, § b five bnings o0f B B naimas & and famucnon FALKENBERG SIGNS WITH INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, e Palbenbery Potoral saie pifher has At 48 PR fer the lukianas B AAMGLRtiam em i, doo e aaer Jauk Hendinb nd Eiornae hig HUSBAND WILL EVER GET STARTED ON THE the Luxus | WALTER JOHNSON DRIVEN FROM BOX World’s Champions Perform Rare Feat of Putting Speed King to Rout, GET FOUR RUNS IN FRAME BOSTON, Mass., April 17.-The Bowton Americans todny performed the rare feat of driving Walter Johnson from the hox, n defeating Washington, b to 1, In the sixth Innng, Borton hammered the de- livery of the Washington siar for a double and four singles in a row netting four runs, Ruth kept the visitors’' elght hits well acattered, but in the eighth In Wing he passed the frst two e up | After two were out, Milan sent McBrid ) across the plate with a single for Wash | trgton's only score, The game was called at the end of the clghth inning on account of rain. Beore WASHINGTON HORTON | WOAK ABILOA ¥ Morgan, 2b,. 4 018 OMoover, .. 6 1 4 0 0 Fonter, 3 111 08cott, w6 3300 Milan," of. 44 0 Otoblitrel, 1H8 3 3 1 0 Rondean, if. 8 0 3 0 0Henrikan, of3 1 2 0 0 Willinme, ¢ 4 1 8 2 @stortan, M. 4 1 D 0 0 | Shanks, 310 43100 Judue 101 $1410 Moliride 011 10830 Johnwon, .. 4 1 1 4 ORuth, o $V.5%Y Dumont, .00 0 0 0 0 - Avers ... 0 0 0 0 0 Toals . 82122 0 0 | *Moelter .00 0 0 0 0 Totale, .29 A2 11 1 *Hatted for Dumont in ~ighth (inme ed end elghth, rain, Washington 0000000 11 Hoston vevrduisindd 00 00 4.0 09 Two-base hits: Hoblitzel, Ruth, Gardner. Stolon bases: Hooper, Scott, Sacrifice hits: ebinriksen, Thomas, Hoblitzell, | Barry. Double play: Mchride 1o Morgan Base on ervor: HBoston, 1, Off Ayers, 1; off Ruth, Hits and earned runs: Off Johnson, 11 hits, 4 runs in six Innings; off Dumont, 1 hit, no runs in one inning; off Ayers, no hits, no runs in one Inning; off Ruth, 8 hits, 1 run in elght innings. Btruck out: By Johnson, 1; by Dumont, 1; by Ruth, 6, 1 es: Nallin and Din r Fans Ty, Indiuns Win, CLEVELAND, O, April 17.—Detroit Lunched five hits off Stanley Coveleskie in the twelfth inning and defeated Clove land, 8 to 1, today. Coveleskie hnd pitched Kreat ball up to that time and had been npectacularly supported, Cunningham was very effective against Cleveland. Spoaker was the only one he could not puzsle, the former Hoston man getting four hits and scoring Cleveland's only run. Harry Coveleskie, picked by Jenninga to pitch, refused to pitch agalnst his “kid" brother when it came time to start | the game, saying he did not want to try to defeat Stanley in bis first big league appearance. Stanley struck out Cobb in the first fnning and Harry congratulated to Judge | Basos on balls 1im as ho walked to the bench Soore: CLEVELAND, DETROIT. ARNLOA ¥ ARH.0OAE Graney t 0 4 1 Olush, m §3511 Chapman 5 0 6 B 1Vite, b, 61100 Y. 5800 160 0 P14 1 19010 4 OYounw, M. 5 31 40 1 IStanaxs, i 318 1 10unogham, o2 1 0 & 0 0 0 0 Totals. 4413618 1 )4 rner in the twelfth Gvans in the twelftl Cloveland 0 0. 0.1 0000 0 0 0 0 oit 0000100000034 Two-base hite: Gandii, Smith, Beach, Hellman (2 tolen base Cobb, Bacris | fice hit: Lvans. Sacrifice fly: Cunning ham. Double plays: Coveleskie to Chap | man to Gandil; Graney to Chapman Chapman to Gandil; Turner to Gandil to | O'Neill. Hases on eryors: Cleveland, 1 | Detroit Hases on s Off Coveles | and earned runs: Off I hits and 1 runs in twelve nningham, % hits and | nnings, Struek out: By off Cunningham, 4 Wil oIt inningham mpires: Bvans and CUhill Plueh Hitters Win for Sox AGO, April 17<Pinch hitters 1o ars triod (o throw Away., A single atting for Willlams N the trove In the tislng run, and fient Sohalk threw wild on & od saerificn Wit and twice when i v wedd Bim 10 adva \ ¥ ‘ . . WA \ : \ Noa [} e W I " A \ wram b Davvag . TUESDAY THE BEE: OMAHA, Copyright Service. WHAT OID You DO THAT OFFENDED MISS CAST' 2 YOUR HUSBAND SHE SAID | 1S VERY IMPOLITE' CHICAGO WINS EASY SAINTS' CONFERENGE 15 OVER. ~ GAME FROM CARDS| " tare s’ AMER | NAT. LEAGUB, AU, W.L.Pet WL Pet ? 01,0000 Boston \....4 0 10w ; Church Members o Chicaso 4 4 41 Doak Hit Hard and Cubs Defeat St. . 8 .0 Now York...] 1 | Louis by the 8core of Five ELDER SCOTT COMES TO OMAHA | 4 500 Cleveland, .2 3 40 0 - | f ’1‘::1' m:::hn" '} : o One, | INDEPENDENCE, Mo, April 17.-(8pe- | | Brocklyn 2000 Philn 03 S clal Telegram.)—Daniel McGregor of Al !I"‘?r';ffl"\'l"l';""‘"' SISLER BREAKS TIE IN SIXTH | yerta, Canada, was the morning speaker | Pittsburgh, 10; Cinelnnati, 1 ut the conferonce, At the business ses- | Chicago, b; Bt Loulm, 1 ST, LOUIR, April 17.—~Doak was hit| sion the board of publication was con Nomoh ont. Riligdeiphia, wet grounds. |hard and Chicago won essily trom Bt | tinued an organized last yeur, vis: Albert AMERJCAN LEAGUE Louis here today, b to 1. With the score | Carmich Oscar Anderson, Fred B, Washington, 17 Boston, b tied in the mixth, Safer hit a home run| Blair, Edwin A, Blakeslee and Thomun Detroft, 4, Cleveland, 1 | 8t Louls, 6 Chicago, 6. Philadelphia at New York, rain Houghas A committee to examine the manuscript into the right fleld pavilion, wcoring | A Willlams ahead of him. A double, a ain- . 1 Games odny, gle, sacrifice hit and nyder's error pro-| for the next volume of church history | Natlona) Leaguo—hCloago at §t, Louls o > soventh d| was named ns follows Bdmund L | QESRsiEn "St" Clnatanasty Beston . al|Suced tWo. mars in the Meventh apd| BAR MR e Bmith and Richard Philadelphia, New York at riZooklyn proved the undoing of Doak American Teague—8t. Louis at Chicago, | Steels and Ames finished the gume, (Salyards | Dotrolt at Cleveland, Philadelphin “at | 410 tormer giving way to & pinch hitter, | A resolution was passed making the | N 1 onto rw‘Yurh‘ Wu»nhluan at Hoston cun In the second resulted| Order of blshops the standing appropria- | A report | locals' tlon committes of the church | | from a single, a sacrifice and Vaughn's v Zehl'llng Garlls On | wild piteh, which rolled to the stands, | from W. D. Bullard, who had been put In phind charge of the administration to the slck | Omaha P t b | e an o ok during the conference waus that 122 wick ans to ne ! ADH.0AE ABM.0 A K | had been administered to and twenty- | ‘:'»:2.":«-” (3 100 omescher, )-8 34 6 1) three children blesed, Latter Day Saints | ya 0 e ea]]ll‘ Viack, rf. 4 1 4 0 OBmith, of 80 1 0 0| do not baptize children under 8 years of | wi of3 1 0 0 oOrottem, ef., 1 0 0 0 0f oo “bless o | — | & Wiz i1 oMiler, .04 31 4."—' ‘ "q 'I:”' th " b ikl “Omahs will never have an opportunity | b4 14 1 OLone tf 4 3% 00| John Smith was chosen to be ordained | ¢ ) AR Y| Mulligan, s 4 0 0 1 ofietsel, 2.3 0 2 3 Ll o patelarch, He has been president of | o get Into base ball company with Min- | Fischer ¢ 4 1 7 2 412121 1 ¢ ' e neapolis, 8t. Paul and Kansas City up- | forkem b3 104 P 131 1] Lamont atako for fifieen yesrs, but s less the attendance at the games here | Vaughn, o..4 0 1 6 pete "" \1::‘1(;‘ a0c “' ohn Ib ”mr\u s g e Sl o) : - 001 0] we wau chosen to the oudee o In larger than it has been In the last| .., W10 l"lll‘lell‘l'rr" ‘:v 4’: 2 9 8] High Priest and A. J. Doty to the office two or three years,” suld Frank Zehrung Corn of Beventy of Lincoln, president of the Western Pwo young ¢ Independ & - - = o young men of Independence were league, in hix address at the hass ball Towls. .33 82113 4| ! s booster meetl t the O fal o *Hatted for Btecle in woventh, | ealled to positions of the standing high " ng a ¢ Commerelal club | sgattad for Ames in ninth counell of the church, These are George at noon yesterday Chicago ol 07070072 2 8 081 g5 truimes, nasistant cashier of the First Some 00 hoosters turned out for the | Ht. Louls 0,10 0.8 0 0.0 0514 niyional Dank, ‘and’ C:.0lver Loaka meoting, took thelr lunch at the club and | | Two'base bita: Snyder, Wschor. Turee- | o T L O g hase hit hulte. ome run bt ey g e city then listened to the new president speak. | gigien base: Willlama, Sacrifice hits A letter exjressing the gratitude and The meeting was called to Instill the | Betzel, McCarthy, Flack. Double play: [ appreciation of the public for woe pleasure Omaha business men with more enthusi- Betzel to Miller. Bases on balls: Off [ o,y 00 e g | Stew uighn, 2, and earne o cagip dighe Sall (o their wit 1 10| Steele, 1: off Vaughn, 2. Hits and ] onference cholr to th nne y, and to| 0S8 Gef Vaughn, § hits, 1 rin in nine | Music loving people of the vicinity and urge upon them the necessity of support- | innings; off Doak, % hits, 4 runs in s x | slgned by €, A. Carroll, represéntative of Ing the game better by larger attend- and (wo-thirds innings; eft Etecle, no bits | ihe pregs, was A 3 no runs in one-third Inning; off Ames, 1 , Was read to the conference, an and especially by an overwhelming hit, no runs In two Innings. Struck ont It expressed the hope that at the con attendance for the opening day, April 2. | By Vaughn, §; by Deak, 2; by Ames ference of 1918, a similar musical treat President Zehrung appealed to the men ‘\li'll piteh Vaughn. * Umplres: Quigley | may ve offereqd by the combined church for a general support of base ball on | N9 Byron | cholr. | the grounds both that it 1s & good sport i |\:I\'Tl'"\ "TI": “T" b (dea| Bishop McGuire was chosen to sicceed CINC T i T n a one-sided |and a good advertisement for the city. | ...\ ',mm““hlwu the socond game | Plshop Ellls Short and Bishop Mark H | He admitted that golf In making Inronds | of the werles from Cincinnati here toduy, | Sigfried to a 1 Dr. Charles Keown, into the base ball enthusiasm, but he| !0 to 1. The visitors mlymx ‘I‘u" \‘m | as members of the Wiartum board e | appealed to the business men to take into | [AKINE I, the flrkt Innink wIN twe | Mrlous quorums, officers, committees consideration the men who cannot afford | doubles, which netted five runs and the | and boards of the church were sustained | to belong to the cluba and play golf, and | Ie{rement of Dale. = ke hite| 404 the missionary appointments read to do all in thelr power to give this class | , \°5 ‘l‘“:_w\“_“;“h‘,“‘\“‘ A e Apostle Jumes A. (Mllen of Council an opportunity to get out and see the (n the second inning. They did not sco iffs Is misslonary in charge of lowa | ball games again untll ‘the seventh, wi 1 Parmey | and Nebraska with Eider 8. W, Leonard { He made a special plea for a blg turn ":I’:" ]*h)l"‘l:_\‘ ';;"'"‘I mv*; N reh Binaale »“ ott of Coldwater, Mich., in charge of | out April 2 when Schmidt singled. Pittsburgh ran | the Omaha branch Clarke G. Powell presided over the wild on the bases, Kantlehne ML\HI‘ n eral hundred appointments for mis meoting and introduced the speaker little widl, pitched u good game. Boore: | sonary service were made, and the con ference adjournment took place ADH.OA ¥ . % 4“0 0 OKIilite ‘ ' Pa Rourke Signs Dg e a1 P e ///////‘ | . 14 3 0C hane, b 40 & Al Boucher, with A o IXON. // Feds Last Season i st} Sk $o p GRAPHITE s 3137111 OMossley i R B g OO, B Automobile terday Plttaburgh 530000720 0m1d The new man I8 Al Boucher, an ex nofnnesl s ‘: ‘“ % 0 'y‘ S0 :-:.1‘ '"uu-!'v’.:\\ u.:a -\m‘ the ! Lowln [inans it Waane % ‘l;.‘."l Ly Join contain. Dixon's se- Re finlahed the season with Pawtusket | rifics fliear: Soh ‘ur"\\ knir, Lett on lected flake motor in the Colonial league, the Federal loop | Doy tAburEh, B Kantinone ) graphite, the only farm. He hit .278 with Pawtucket and 1 run in nine innings; off Dale, 4 form of graphite Houcher is & third baseman by trade, | Nis and § runs in one faning | off Mos autos can digest. and probably will play at this bye 8 hite ad chhtthener got, inpd They cost more than b eiieg el o B Rty R iy ordinary greases and ropert heeo Mondey. - L ARMERE Sians writh oils, but save hun- Abboud dreds of times their p 3 i oy 8 cost in repair bills, RU“I keh to Pla‘y sras 0} They reduce friction B()u]'g(‘()]s Today : | to the minimum. prasa— Send for our Lubricat ng Chant It shows Rourkes and the Mourgeols of the OB, Neb, Apr where and how to lubri he park this .|lnv.rlll pon At ‘ y : ealden artland, d " JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. | Hourgeal ¢ J ood one th . ya nool, aged M "re * Potabhahed 102/ for thele m he Rourgeols | #ome " i A . & will b as . Novitaky, first and o L aaaid ad: Mt third ahaot ) ' N AlS fan . 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