Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 12

. I'HF. BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1916, n Bringing Up Father R Drawn for The Bee by George McManus o A ' : .,,w;’:'g",?,:’;,";:.fi JonT e HE DID NOT- DIDN'T ALL RIGHT- B S0Ny- THE MAN SAID IF ot HE APOLOGIZED! | | e oner BUT WHY ™ COMMENCIN' ‘ ’:5: WASNT PROPER DONT YOU 14 YO LOSE FAITH HE DIDN'T APOLOG TO FIGHT IN ? HE'D HAVE T0 CUT IT QUT? IN MANKIND - SOCIETY - . lelay means only u short time ‘ : ‘High School Gets 's Calendar | ML | ay's Calendar \ ; ' In Line to Play | 0 | | P.OW. L. Pot d 00! ase ba i Philadelphin b | - s Packing House Men Play Good Ball, | {;.1(!nnet! 1 Leonard Shuts Out Washington in| Base Hall=western league ovens 14| Rourkes Arrive in Des Moines to| Coach Sprinning of the high school bo- ; 4 4 H | : season, with Wichita at Denyer, Omaha A . : i better bull tos but They Are Unable to Do a |t Fouls g | Becond Game, Allowing But at Des Moines, Topeks st §t. Joseph and| St8rt Besson in That City With [k VARLSA B0 & NOLIOE-UMSK B8 SRy (A0 L h "Ittabu . 3 3 D Joseph and ” last year Although no schedule has A 4 Thing with Omaha Players. New York SR Three iHts, Sloux City at Lincoln. Western associn Boosters This Afternoon. by o s o ‘ction will ruin your car. —— Brooklyn y s ‘2 1 - tion opens Its season with McAlester at City High B8chool league will probably . FORSYTHE PLAYS STAR PART | AMER LEAGUE, | AMER VISITORS TAKE THE OPENER | Fort Smith, Tulsa at Sherman, Muskogee NORTH IS EXPECTED TO PITCH |be played the first of next week. The x — Bost w il i) at Parls and Oklahoma City at Denlson Townsends Gun company will glve t N ) e " The Pa Rourke's team defeated Ar- Nfi’;"i?..,‘y Tn]mh’:‘ BOSTON, April 19.—Leonard, pitching | RoWIng—Princeton ngalnst Huyvard I MOINES, In., April 10.—(Special |60l base ball to each player on the GRAPHITE mour Packers yesterday afternoon at [ Chicako .6 1 Minneaplis his first game of the season, held Wagh- | fIrst and second varsity crew races at|Telegram,)—Eager to be up and at 'em | Winning team of the leaghio. Other local Automobflo Reurke park, Forsythe's batting turning "‘(',,IJ;‘;',','"' 3 ,,,,;“:",‘;L':’,'I']‘: | Ington 1o three hits this arternoon, and | Princeton, Marty Krug's MNock of demon athletes | business houses may give prizes the trick, he gefting a single, two-bagger. | Detroft B 4 42 Kan. City Boston shut out tae visitors, 3 to 0, | Turf—Closing of the stakes to be run|jhocked A, B, Rutherford's pet Nebrasia| The high _achool team will probably LUBRICANTS home run and fice hit in four trip. | Cloveland .2 4 338 Milwaukeo 0 2 00| Washington had won the morning game | for at the summer meeting of the Queens | Limited out of Omaha this evening at 11‘(':"% as follows ’.m igherty, first base 10 the plate, The others could do little | FH1® i evioml Indlanaplls 0 2 .0 | of the Patriots’ day prograwm, 3 to 2 County Jockey club at Aqueduct; | #:08 and arrived in this ity on time per | Kiner, '“‘"\‘.’“v i, third; '("W,”j‘ reduce friction to the min. with Bullivan, except Claire, who drove NATIONAL LEAGURD Morgan, who led off with a double In | Wrestling — South Atlantic American | the time table, which should fill Mg :x "'f’ "'("l'v ”l' i "*‘""4 wolff, ou mum. The selected flake $5 ons 2un With & singls. et Hook: 5 Brockiv . | the wecond inning of the afternoon con- | Athletic union champlonships at Baltl- | Rutherford with ecstacy, as it 18 ons of iy " 5 RUMEAFY n']' and Tazen 'mh-hm motor graphite contained fn h ork, 4 hol b, ‘ap! Grove, vho played ontfield t vanhi Brown and Sullivan both pitehed good | Hoston, b; Philadeiphis, test and advanced on a sacrifics, was | more. | Mr, Rutherford’s boasts that his rail- ‘ Y,"fr""‘"m ":"'“ "‘1 m_"l "‘ ;‘ 1, ‘,""“"‘ "" ' them graphitizes all bearing ball and thelr support was perfect, Sul AMERICAN LEAG |the only Benator to reach third base, [ Bhooting—Central Pennsylvania Trap | road In an on-time affair o 1 2 oa i 2 A 1 e surfaces to absolute smoot livan's work was particularly briliant | Bt Lauls, 6; Chieako, 2 [ Timely hitting enhbled the Red Sox to | Bhooters' league tournament at Philips-| The Rourkes were given a speclal all- | " SRR D B CHD ) SEARCIRY oF ness, preventing metal-to- Detrolt-Cleveland; rafn acoro their runs. Henriksen singled dur- | burg, Pa. “Old Pollcy’ tournament of | steel car.in which to ride. It is neces. | -0'"'¢d upon to do most of tha catchin metal contact, ) us In pinches he waws almost unhittable Philadelphia, 1; N York, ing tha" second’ {naing, AdVasosd on & | B B b 1 % 3 Peterson will be the second string | ten of the Omahas being left on basos Washington, 3, 0; Boston, - " I,lw". n club, Larned, Kan. sary the Rourkes be given all-steel | eatcher. Tha Dixon Lubricating Mo was backed Up 1h Hood atyle by “Her AMERICAN ARSOCTATION, | wncrifice and wcored on Gardner's triple | Tennis — Harvard university against|coaches to keep the lefthanders from . Chart will be sent free, P y . -~ to right field. In the sixth inning Hen- Richmond Country club at Richmond, Va. | breaking loose ful 1 man the Greal” Yost, who did not allow | Minneapolis, 5 Loulaville, 16, liin # e sond : g Y At-Dizigmpt, JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO, Bt. Paul, 7; Indianapolis, 1 riksen walked, went to second on a | Golft—Opening of Bretton Inn tourna-| If the chatter promulgated by the ath-| Billy, aged 1, greeted hi mother at the 4 stolen base, o 3 | ) [ r h N A Jarsey City, N, J. | Toledo, 4; Milwaukee, | put out and scored when Barry doubled. | ment at Ormond Heach, Fla lotes during the trip has anything to do | 400F With the canfosmon that he nad don D] m Phe Armours played a serappy gamo | Kansas City, 4; Columbus, 8. Heore, first game \ [rtpradvgldciagiodg i i Boosters are jn | Breclecly what she had told him not to ull the way, but the odds were against Games Todny. WASHINGTON BOSTON v {Eor | aamtioous: sFimming tomaron | Sasat Tl ment, e e i e £o e ’ them. Lehmer made a great catch off Brookl, FATIONAL LEAGUR stoetinr, 1.0 0 VA Fratooser, 10, M0 %% %0 | PhMadelphia, also pitchea well, allowing | ('wruy Forsythe 15 all set to start the |d€served prafse, but there' was no excusy Miller's bat in the first, preventing oklyn at Hos'on i A (R 1] only four hits, three of them being infield | for the disobedicrice. To galn time she weore. Rapp, Graves, Coreoran and Mc-| L. doip "": "I!‘,‘T.I m"‘ Milan, 6l d 1 8 0 OJanvein, b8 111 6 0 :;lnzll(u by tlmnrmlm, which, enabled Nrw“’“"“‘"ll by busting Into the hit column | g nt him Into the next room to think over E ? .4 a urgn. Judge, 1b.... 4 013 1 OLawis, of 421 00|York to win In the first Inning when | for perfect average No matter how | what he belleved ought to be done. Pres Grath played great ball, Clnelnnatd at Chi o Rondeau, .. 4 1 0 0 ORhorten, If,. 3 0 1 0 0| Malsel walked and scored on Plek's wild many times he comes to bat Cyrus mw\""”‘ the little fellow returned and sald The Omahas played a snappy game AMERICAN LEAGUY, Morgan, 2b. 8 1 3 6 OHenriksen, 10 0 1 0 0| thpow of (illhooley's Infleld single. Gil- | = ‘n_-‘v( serlounly: 2 v Rt Witlinms, e 3 1 4 1 0Gardner. 3b. 4 1 1 3 0fhooley scored on Oldring's muff of | he 18 going to bat 1000, Krueger figures | “$other, you do what you want, but in Hmith's two assists from left field and | Clevelland at 8t Louls, flenry. ©...0 0 2 0 0Barry ¥ AT I8 ! : o el R g B *-o 2 Spem {311 7 Baker's fiy. Scorc on knocking down a couple of fences and | SUnday achool they teach ug to forgive Clafre's play nt third boing very notice Q 1 r [ M ! 1ot b PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK B 4 . Needless to say, he escaped punighment S8y, Th sactifice bitting of Omab “:-w York at Waushington, [ Besbiine vy 3 ¢ 1 8 SAwmew. o8 0 £ 10 T A, x g | Earl Smith has vistons of thefts of all | —ilarper's Magazine e, The racrifice b of Omaha was oston at Philadelphin | -0 Foster, p.. » k . . e Beah s Totals..,. 31 82717 0°Haley H 1t w. 30 1 4 iMamel, of. 3.0 00 o|the bases in the park and Larry Spahr'e | i geod, they gelting five, TR N s 1 8 8 & 61 7,5 008 8 Rlfneoier, 13 E 8 % ¢! mask mad switt to Boot | The Omuhas scored one rum (n the third smoa S A gl |0 S 1R 8RN of the hurlery i fiEhtine 1 tots) ) " . Totals.... 8 12113 3 0 2Baker. 3 2 0 A u ¢ . on Fmith's two bagger and Forsythe's Tajole, th. . 4 1 4 0220/ the g Whils Marty K o 44 A ofls may leak ’ *Batted for Shorten in elghth 3 018 o 3011 0 he game le Mgrty Krug refused | y lool Ingle; another n the wixth om Schlfebner's *Ratted for G. Foster in ninth 013 w3071 0/to may definitely who would work he but th I:‘m.- on balls, Kiduff ll sacrifice and Washington 1000300004 922 ONunamakr. c8 0 & 8 | ventured an admission that he was con- | M Clalre’s single. Thelr last run was | Boston 000000 2 0 « sidering Tou North. North {s probab) scored by Forsythe on his home run' drive Two-base hits: B, Foster, Willlams, 801 0 Totalm 2o oy 5. 01 v of the Bitehe S ol "‘ 1|,|; prols, Gl Lewls, Hooner, Threa-base hit: Barry, 0000 ‘Ivr the best shape of any of the pitchers over right fle n 3 Stolen bases: Janvrin, Lewis, Gardner. 0000 and he has been putting lots of stuff on | Armours Try Hard to Score. Brooklyn Defeats Giants, Seven to Double plays: B, Vosier to Morgan to | .~ S ig | the ball in the spring games it 2 3 cott to Barry lrst base on iy . s S i 2 . : The Arn:m:rl made .:u:m:u ';ll'amr;ln Three, Giving Smith Fault. grrorsi Washington, 2. Base on balls: | (Batted for Meyer in elghth, : ;u.’n M}‘.mrr\:n ‘.mm, am do .Iml.;:u.”;f. 0 score, but were unlucky in thelr hit 1 Off Boehling, 4: off (. Foster 2. Karned atted for Crowell in elghth | Ing for Des Moines. Musser I8 Isbell's ess Support. ) s i | | ting, no less than five drives being caught runs: Off G, Foster, 2, off """"""l“ 2 | Philadelphia .......1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 | best hurling bet, now that Mogridge is in \ ' —_— Htruek out: By Boehling, 4; by G. Fos- | New York 20000000~ " | in the outfle!d, There one chance to acore 16 Umpir Y the big show » or, 2 pires: Nallln' ‘and” Dineen. | grolen b ‘ Sacrific was lost to them i the fitth, whon | OLSON'S PLAYING IS FEATURE |&lire second game: B ytan Sacrities fy e Haker ou, | BIE dolngs are on the card for the I T a ure a SI Graves, who opened the inning with a —_— WASHINATON SORToN ble plays: ' Gedeon to Peckinpaugh to |opener. The Des Moines Booster club too freely. Holds its P 4 8 PROOK i ABH.OAE ABNOAE | B Wi Trotof Me V“ First 4 iing at high temperatures, two bagger, was caught at third by PROOKLYN, April 10.—Brooklyn won o4 1 20 @Hooper, £ 8 1 4 0 0 ‘lv‘v' itt to '“,3,"‘ to 'u'[:"nl"« frut | has been living up to its name and Is. eonvenienee . intricat Smith's return of McGrath's single, whioh |18 first game of the season today, de- b 4 0 30 08cott, ... 4 0 & 4 9| bnae on errora: New York:.3. Bases on)peii predicts an attendance which will P put up in h Our body is an intricate ma. " t o B ol | Milan. 3b.. 04 1 1 0 Obobiiteel, 153 011 0 ol balls: Off Markle, 5; off Crowell, 4 s w R chinie, subject to constant wear he took on the bound and threw sharply | foatng New York, 7 to 3. Manager Rob- | jydue. 16,03 014 0 Ofenrlka'n, of3 2 1 8 0| Hita and oarned Funs: Off Markle, 4 |Closely approach 5000. If Isbell has hit » ) B | | eans or in bu s Unl th - . , Inson benched O'Mara and Getz, sending | Rondsau 1. 4 0 0 0 08horten, 1f..3 0 0 0 0] hits, 1 run; off Crowell, 4 hits, 1 run in [It right he may as well wire Arthur| and tear. niess e power 1o Claire. Again in tho seventh Graves, | wig il 5 |\ 31 21 dGardner, 3.3 3 0 8 0laaven innings; off Meyers, 1 hit in one | A | A 3 ""'P"o”"' (the blood) that keeps this who had singled, attempted to streteh it | 019N to short and Mowery w third ¥ 41§ Sharer 3114 0inning, Btruck out: Ry Markle, 1; by | CiPPer to express the cup. A parade WEL hine in motion i Olson's batting and flelding were the 2,0 1 4 OThomas, ¢...3 @ ¢ 1 o] INnInE. Btruc my | Wil be hela before the game, marvelous machine in motion is into & double and Smith agaln threw him ro th o 5 38 8 1 0| Crowell, 2. Passed ball: Murphy. Um- [ %1 | ; 3 nu‘(o this time ll‘uoon: h:n 1M | fontures. He figured in olght fast AL L ) 8 o C 0 * 'lpires: Owens and Connolly The Omaha-Des Moines game Satur-| SUPPLY COMPANY properly v.‘atlr‘hed, u breakdown i L two of them doubles. His single in the | *Shanks 00000 Totalw. .2 W21 0 S day will probably be staged in the OMAHA is sure to follow. % The Armours are elated over thele good | (0 B (UL CONTHE TEN olghth, with | o T3 ETS ) : & ! morning on account of the Drake relay | 2061 Farnam. Your own body, and its health, showing, s they Bave had mo practios fep "o rc®hils SlTE R (In SR, WAN | rotainc 07 B2 8 ehth Wanted—Some Want Ads in exchange | games which will be held in the after.| s a ercleu possession—are this season, owing to their new park not drove in Wheat and Mowrey | w, g 0000 060 0 0 0.0]Tor lots of answers. Phone The Bee. noon. vou doing for it what you heat and Mowr ashington | Aving been completed until last Sunday. | “Brookiyn gave Smith faultless support, | Boston 01000010 2] - | — ——— should? as the blood (the The acore of yesterday's game follows: | while the Glants were weak in the tiela | . TWO-base hits: Morgan, Henriksen, American Assoclation, | power) become inactive in / Omaha— Score Barry, Three-base hit: Gardner. Saorl-| , 0oiumbus. RH.E throwing off poisons, (one of OMAHA ARMOURS. floe hits: Henry, McBride, Shorten R i | ¥ : ARIEO. ATLH.OA B NEW YORK BROKLYN Double play: Harry to Scott to Hobiit. | Kanans City Ty :1“ ilunmnm)hand do you find :: Fmith, I 4 12 10 AB.H.0A ¥ ABH.0.A . |zell, Bases on balis: Off Gallia, 3; off | C/UMbUS oo 3 ard to get the same amount ol 0% : : i Battories: Reavan and Hargraves; Bl | 1 R e ) ol g S RE §00 3 3o fLofg Laonrd, & RN GRS Semed | gqit " Vink and Coleman | work out of yourself as in the ) { Mitler. 1h... 3 010 ahmer, ¢ 1 0 Fietcher, w. 4 1 3 1 03 1 00 iien? ore Ayers, no hita. ho runs in.| . At Tndianapolis-— | past? Perhaps you haven't Fousaw o 1 8 3§ Mo vt 3 LI TEER AR 11300 one nnlng. Struck out: By’ Gallin, 2; by [ §t. Paul L guarded your life blood as care- Killduff, w. 2 0 0 3 OMoGrath, 1b. 3 1 Kelly, rf...3 01 0 H \ Leonard 4. Umpire Dineen and Nallin - ’:':k‘r'w e e | fully as you should, and a dis- ROen 5.8 8 8 1 Shoiiives w088 81 8| Neraon s 4 8 4 4 Bl Neswis Whin WNise- San, Aldridke and Schang, | | cased condition is setting up a Marshall 11800 . | Tearsau, .. 3 30 3 0000 0 CHICAGO, April 19.-8t, Louls ham-|" 4t "Toulsville RUW | permanent place within you, " » . 1 Cleott A 1 eanly dow " P : ' T i e e ey 1088 Bhicaro, & to 5 while Weliman, ‘except | Tauneafiolia o8 don't fear—yet! It is only a Runs 0100110%al Tows . 3011201 in the second Inning, had the White Box | Batieries: Tiopper. Fngel ‘and Owang, call from Nature. The blood ‘v‘un- : L R § e L 0 ‘u his merey, A m‘l”.r run by I|'.-||-.h |:u!‘ Middle Ring, Perdue and Willlams tlrmv«cr) has n’\nrr impurities rmours - 1 owing n pass to Terry, counted In that [ Ay Toledo RLE thrown into it than it can prop- 00000000 0 Ran for Moyers n the seventh bl Ry i L g Ay 1 P “.“'.':' 0G0 3211 0 0-4|New York B S0 1054 0 0-¢1 0000 10 tue Sue CRIGNES. PRy, Lavans] i Rfukes : erly eliminate, and some form Barned runs: Omaba, & Home run: | Brooklyn 01100001 47 T LU CHICAGO | attasioss Rhhskalh At of blood disease—possibly Rheu- Foreythe, Two h.uv" hita Forsvihe | Two-base hite Tesreny, Meyer = AB.R.0.A ARNOAR | e and Sweiey s o matism, Catarrh, Malaria or w'"".':\‘u“””l‘\'||:|.»1{~:"; |.'~h“":. Krug, .‘,::‘.}”“.'-'\':.'.[ \Daubert i.",n'\h arrifice 1 e b ) one of the many distressing base: MeGrath. Struck out: By Trown, | fly . Kellv. Donble YA Olsn tg o L o i B 5 4 kinds of skin eruptions such as 8 by Sullivan, 4. Bases and balls: OFf [ Daubert (3 Stengel t . First ] i B0 0 i L&l | hoils, pimples, eczema, etc., are .’.,'.'.’T..’:. ! ‘.v‘r':';'nl\.mn_ "'r\: oft on bay i [} oklyn Base . .on | ) ! o0 | taking possession " urs, ! 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