Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 4

MDAY, MAY 2, . 1916 OMAHA, TU o BringEg 7Up Father -:- wevrens 115, Trerm w5 ot Drawn for The Bee by George McManus KEEP 1T UP- CLANCY- HENOW -BUT IVE || L TELL MAGGIE ALL i MAM - | DONT KNOW WHATS | DID AND HE'S EATIN' YOU ARE ACTING THE HAD MORE. FUN LATER THAT You! HANG AROUWD B e TR TIE PAPER BoXEs i PART OF A DUKE VERY AT MANY A WOULD LIKE TO <0 HE HE'S TRYIN TO ARQUND ‘M TOO! v THE FRED TENT | MICELY - ME. WIPE wiLL. TO MY CLOB- THEN oNmL T HeRR | | ORMK THE CHARLOTTE NEVER &IT wiskE- FROM You) ! Tydeman, Double play; Murshall (o Coch ) ¥ M # P ! A /ELL, 9 M - ocial,) nings. Luses on balle: Oft Marghal Wichita .8 5 ®0 Phila i sonthern Association FARWELL, Neb., May 1.—~(Specis Btars and Btripes...0056000000-5 4 4 SENATORS IN LEAD Husker Freshmen | it siins iea "wics |Opening of Sherman- off Grover, 1, off Bommers, of V'atier Lincoln [ Chicago I it Birmingham, 5; Atalanta, ¢ Farwell opened the 1916 season nvl lluml ] 3 on, 1, Btraek out: By rGover, 4 by Bor | Y i | T ¥ V ( ¢ Pol- 7 y ! 1 b, layl double-header and losing Hits and Booster Sluggers Ham- | Andres and Pontius | Behver 46 a8t Louls.. T | Procession by Trouncing the |@ram.)—oDuno college met defeat at the | i SEERRm o Ftle Rock, 0 brog lost to Ashton on the Iatter's mer Home 3 to 2 Victory. [ THREE STRAIGHT FOR LINKS | Bloux City. 4 6 40| Cinclnnati Boston Red Hose hhnds of the Nebraska university fresh- | - Xretnds, b to 4 1l Dew Moinead 6 543| Pittaburgh % it Yot on DASSs Collese Base PBa - | - | Bt Josaph.d & o New York - men in & dusl track meet held on Doan Shi ) ; ! z g r | AMEIL LEAGUE AMET Y o | flold here this ufternoon oston, 8; Gleorgetown, . o s TRIPLE BY JONES TURNS TRICK | leus Tose Game by feore of Fiye | AMER. LEQQUE.| - AM SCORE 18 FIVE TO THREE| ', track wan rathor siaw on scoount| Virsinia 14; Virgins, § Bes Want Ads bring the best results i Wash 9 6 000 Loulsville — [ 0 B - v e * JOUX CITY, la., May Lincoin | Betrolr. 8 5 Tndianars L s of the recent rains, so that few good Inabifity to connect with the teasing | yiade it three straliht over Moux City | Boston 9 8! Mir 4 WASHINGTON, May 1~Waahinkton | record were made. The final count wns ante of the spavined Mr. Gilllgan re- |by winning today's game, 6 1o 3 Boore’ | Clavelana 9 7 48 (olumiie . | want into the lead in the American loague | ogne, 41; Nebraska, 67, Grown of Doane ‘ § wulted in the Ignominious downtall of the 1,1‘\"\"21,1\'1, B A A l"w;'u York ; L Kan, City,. 4 pennant race today by defeating Boston, | won the individual hopors with thirtecn Rourklets yesterday, with the result that | ciariinte. If % T | Giegse b g Ml Fo r-rllvyl“l : it |0 to 8, whils Detrott and New York wore | points to his credit, Engstrom and Iiint, [ Omaha lont & ball game, 2 to , and | Hinchman, b, b ] 410 288 Milwatkeo. 2 10 167 | 1oming to veland and Philadelphia, re- (both of the fershmen, tied for second some 40 to 60 lady bugs and an equal »’{‘"}.’:':."'%”' ef : ! "' 4 f: ;v‘ Veontorduy's Resudty spectively. Ruth wab unsteady and |pince, wtih ten points each * humbbr of the violont sex went into | PARIS: T WO e (ke M B ¢ WESTERN LEAGUY puaned nine men, Boaton hit Harper | Bummary mourning Htavenson, a8, o e N ; 1| Der Moines, 2, Omaha hard, but falled to make the hits count J0-Yurd dash: Brown, Doane, first Mack Allfson wae the vietim yesterdny, | Willlams, 1h 4 0 0 M 0 0! :"""“1'[“";' Bla ; 7% except in one Inning. In the elghth, with | Bryans, Nebrasks, second; Parson, Ne The rude boosters gave him a rap In the | Rohrer, ¢ , S PO S TG Py o T g the seore 3 to 2 against Washington, and | braska, third. Time, 0:10% b y 1 1 Wy y 22-Y ard ¢ ‘erner, Neb a, first taeth in the' elghth frame of the affaje | 1OF/MeN, § I 4 y NATIONAL LEAGU | oue out, Ruth Passed Rondenu, WIHAMS | piewn oot xacomi s Parson Nebrasks, & 14 wnd he expired a beaten man | Totam 8w 5 1; 1 1‘ [iugvurh, 8 Cinsinnat), 3 and Morgan. Leonard appeared and |ihird, Time, 0.%%, pie) Ap%ee. Srnakin Eriple. ny x\l’lll‘«v H, 0 A ¥ Hrooklyn, ;" New " York Bo0ry Avenad-Bim With: v (wi-inse il ?n‘y‘\”u).:"t-.’:,::';rrv. 'iff’fi,'.‘a ',':'.’.’,'f}";m.'.'.; With & man out in the fatal eightli, BIIl | Calishan, s %0 v % "4 ¢ VPhiledolphin 2, Boston, Which cleared the bases. Bcore | third, "Time, 0:53% : : Hunter cracked & doublo to right dnd | € Xn-) ‘o, C Y SR By (08 5 ! MERICAN 1LEAGUS WABHINGTON Halt-mile run: = Fineh, Doane, first; : G, Waison, of 4 0 0 3 0 o Shleago-BL Louls, rain O.AE ABW.OA® | sacknon, Nebraslkn, second; Stevens, Ne- old Texaw Jo who evidently had an | O Watson, O 0 S S S | l';la\wlnlltl‘ 2; Detrolt, 0 00 ommanke, pr. 3 0160 | e A 0 iden he was on the Mexican border, got | yiensiing, If iy e Tl e 58 loaton, 3, Washinkton, 5 13 OFneter, sh.,. 4 1 3 3 o DIGEER TR FI00S nhraska, _ first; : : B belligerent and smacked u triple through Kl.'. : " UG G o B T "'“’A“'l",,k,“f.A\,'”\",‘}’_'H’,’Jl" TON B 3535 1 0l smith, Doane, second; Spencer,’ Doane, $5000 1s_sufiic1ent to cover allexpenaeofan ex Or Foraythe's hoote counting Rochostar | Muelor, 1t 1 8 8 1 4 & 8| winuapein, 1 Columbun 14 by Bed ) ik mmadk L e oo e tremely interesting and profitable two-weeks BHIZ ¥ity Meloan Iifted a wacrifice fly to | o"NI0 o 2 0 0 o 1 3| Miwaukes 5. Loulsville, 6, ] 81330 " Noprasks, second; Haylett, Doane, vacnuon-—szs more will furnish all the lux- Krug, and Jones lumbered over the rub- | ey Bt Paul-Toledo, rain 4 % 1Henry, ¢ 3700 28 feet D inchei 3 vingatone LR R R e g o ! thir Distance, foe! nches ber. Sad music from the lady bugs | Kansas” City-Tndianapolin, rein Tha 30 Oharsantoi® 4 88 1 8| Pole valut: Haylett, Doane, firat; Con- uries of such a trip. ” Totals ..... 8 87 0 1| o 4 . 2 g rad, Donne, accond; Fngstrom, Nebraska, The other Des Molnes un was garnered 'I}':n:l:d TR 30 B mmh Wentorn Leagio—Dos Moines at Omaha, v e A Sy 7 ol third, Height, 8 feet 10 inches in the third on a Wit by Kwoldt, Miller's | 1 inoomn 80000003 o0p|Bt Joseph at Topeks Ildncoln at ¥ 00 b High Jump: Werner, Nebraska, and P miscue, Gillgan's infield out and Hahn's | Sloux City 00001000 1-5|Cliy. Denver at Widhita, i s | Jiiab. :afakraaka, - tiad for Ciest, Helght, o No other mountain resort is so near; hotel ac- o 4 Sty §: L 7 ) o ooklyn at New | tous . . I fant 1 Ine ! H 1 flelder's cholce to Kildutt, whose throw | Left on bases; Bloux Oity, §; Lincoln, 7 | yoric ‘Philadelphia at Boston., Pittabirgh (~Tinited for Leonard in ninth Tiyard hurdle: Winnes, = Nebraska, commodations are practically the same as in 1o the plate falled to nip Bwoldt aoln, 1. Sneritics hita: C. ‘\.,m,“-',.w‘,,v | at_Cincinnat) | *Ran for Carvigan in ninth. firut; Bechort, Nebraska, second; Kinney, M : 4 Omaba also chalked up u tally n the | Two.base it Stsvenson. Hiolen basa: | fareican Lenuechicago at KL Louis | gfostan D0 050000 08 Donne, third,’ Time: 0.1 Omaha,; side trips vary in length and cost to f e Pl | Yo ang eI, pOsen & s ushington 2 2 ' te.yard hurdl Hechord, 5 o o 'ors o'y » o 1o left | A o, | 4 4 £ flee hit: Judge. Double plays: Morgan |y .. o third Time: 0:2%8% { 1 bulla; Off (. Watson, & off | wws SERPRIR | | . thir counted Burg | fiaaes oo b b, Off €. Wataon. 8: " off o MeBride i Judge ';\::;1:Irlqlnfmr.,“y;;vyu:;: gliis Eingatrom braska, _tirat; extras amount to very little, ! Relly Palls short. Hoffman. Mueller and Livingstone. ‘Um- c b A 0 d d A nry ; to Barry {0 | egus, Nebraska, second; Haylett, Doane, pires: Mullon and Andrews. Time: 158, uns Are uraere Ak $o Usréaer 9 (emew; ';""" 10 | third," Distance, 106 fesl | : : The Rourkovinlans kicked large fevers e Gardner, Bases on balls: Off Ruth, 9 | gsu g™ jump: * #lint, Nebraske, first M a le the' acati n fah brulses on the hoels of victory, n tie | WICHES, DEVEAT THE BEARS| {0 Gut Pla ersl ‘l’ist off Haroer, & Hite wnd earned ring: | carter. Oowne, secons srom, 3 any Omaha people spend their vacation i o Q uth, b hits, b 1t n * | b 13 third Nut J3 ches S rame, but ooulda't quits o¥ifiake —_— Y 4 i inniwge; oft Leonara,'t bt no runa s R R g A e Colorado every year because of the above er Eckman calle arshall out on | penver Loses Game to Wolves by | in two-thirds inning, ¢t by pitohed ba Donne to the Nebraska freshmen features ThC always find thin of new in- | strikes, much Lo that youth's disgust, | Wit s Veus Baore to Wenty- NE VeI | #y ruth, Morgan; by Harper, Heott and | J y ys gs B = ’ Aknew. Struck out: By Ruth, 4, by % E . 2 L Priest sloughed u double down the first | WICHITA, Kan., May L—-Wichita took oo Leanara, & by Tuarper, 4 vmpiréa” con: | Blaip Qutplays the | terest. Going to Colorado with them is like ;:u ‘im.-, I.'uu ..,‘\l,q.m on Oklaboma | advant "ullmll!lv'o;ul‘,:li'l:n; ';u b:rlnl; wll.dl CHICAGO, May 1.—A telogram received and Owens I) y'- o going home—it is “their” vacation resort. d ' rnie L0/ h Alks and o . . ewupor wae Sorriokad, e tho, sontines the'econd nning, won 0 16.1. by President Charies Weoshman of the| — Clevelens BB WA L Stars and Stripes| ’ 5 " . | DETROIT, May 1-Stanley Covelesk p | of the dugout to Lat for Alllson, but WICHITA. Chicago Natlonal Base Ball team from | e e A to a 2 £0 0 victory over : p ] B2 cisind 1h (i Bimat Al ooilid s R, 3 ro. A 1, | President Tener of the National 1eagua, | Pioircit In s iulnawant kame A RO R ) | B If you have never visited Colorado, there are b , | Toblin, 1f S5 1 0 2 "0 U1|informing the Chicago elub that it will{day. The game was called while the| BLAIR, Neb, May 1.--(Bpec - | surprises i puny grounder to Ewoldt. Burg rolled ony | FobHn, f L 3T 0 Thinterming the Chicago club that It will| day, Tho same pas oalec ware 118 | ’ s { wonderful in store for you. If you 10 the same gent, who can always make 'gaokson. of 41 1 3§ o 'o|have to reduca fts st of players to the (L s, Fevarted ‘to the ond of tho fifth, | Sram.)—Biair beat the Stars and Stripes hi been the ill cértain) errors except when you want him (o, Abstein, ib.. G40 0 & 0 |rewular number of playors twenty-one | Graney's aingle, ' pass to Turner. and | n'slow game today, 15 to 5. Blals ave been there, you will certainly arrange and thib {ans sowly trafled for home. Britton, 2b 4 1.9 8 ¢ O0fmen, ocsused considersblo . commjent | Smithis double in'the first tnning scored) T O L | to go again this year, for at no time has Col- " etling, b Ji R B G Sl | followsrs of the L& Cloveland's runs, Bcore x ol o Jut one and the 1 j The fray was staged fn-the rapid time (100t g8 among owers of the team i LN KLAND. DETROIT “ ¢ g e e B e Sab? 0d thikty selbutes. Tt Wans | O, # 12 8 1 T The Cnloaso club 1s now carrying PRI G A v AW L0 om | ALY 1806 A1inag: sanied Jp" onp pey orado been more attractive than this year Inckndasical sort of n pastime, however, | Johnaon. p D11 0 0 1 o|twentystx men including Manager| FU00: o4 b T 1 ¢ 19810 iman pitched for Blair and but for new automobile tours, added hotels and sum- wi ors | Emith, p, . 0 0 0 0 ofJoseph Tinker, The player-imit rule, If | fpeaker. of. 1 0 0 0210 0 PIERSG 107 58 | SR 00 B The S S IR G, D, K it G e ghesr (ol paoprad gl Mg (G 0000\ one bad fnning, the third, had tha Stars | mer cottages, better stocked trout streams, h Sud Gandil, 1b 201 00 1 B o ( w©e p It i W% final samic of the seriea bitween | = Totsls, 9 10 2 1 2|men be relensed at once, an the rule| iowars 3 01 1001 and Stripes at his mercy. Hee Carter was | lmproved mountain trails. Omaha and Des Molnes will bo played to- | [ takes effect May 1. Presidont Weegh- | Slibagos w3 ¢ 1 o'L 0 0] .| day. The game will start at 815, Score: |ngor pe AB. T IL PO AL T man, ft was said, was told et the time | i Coul'ike, 1 1 0 0080 i . $ DS MOINES, b T § 1 91 ¢ 4|0t the algning of the pence agreement| ... omooesl L me LT Vacation time will soon be here, somake your ABCR I O AL ol 3 0 1 9 0 . between the Federal leaguo and Organ veland ... 270 0 0 02 : i fiann, .. R M W i 3 0 0 2 0 [{sed Pase Ball that he would not have Detroit 800000 Colorado plans now. $17.50 round-trip fare in i o ¢ b " el e R el b ¢ Two-base hit: Smith. Sacrifice hits i Jones. 1 $ 1 30 0 0 3 1 2 2 ¢ offtecbeerve the rule when he combined | 080, ker Doubie piays: Gandi effect June 1st, via gesen, it $ 0 1 %2 1 1lkhjelds, 1b veed 0 1 30 1 o)the Cubs and the Whales unassisted; Cobb to Maisel. First b Harttord : e i | 1 0lfhestak, o | YeRl el R | Tt s said that the Cuba will suffer on errors: Cleveland, I1: Detroit, 1. Bascs Ginire. ... 4.0 012 01 aany Py {0 8 8 3 2|has nine pitchers on his 1ist, 80 1f & cut| Franas. 3 Biruek out. By Coveleskie, i Gliligan, p.. 4 X, R el R SR has to be made, it ia considered prebable|1; by Dauss, 1, Umpires: Nvans and 1 Totals 2 P o8 'T«m; i) B 4 6 2 12 3| that part of the cut, at least, will come Chill ] OMAMA Jhatted for Manser In ninth, in the twirling stafe Mucks Beat Yanks. ) Denver HD0000019 2 0nd| (v INAT Ac ora ma Ruyr, ..., Ml‘ '\K ¥ o B \\:Phll‘?l o u,.'fl"u 0 r:r» nh 0 n)o f ";::l\l::‘:u" ‘:l‘m""':; : The """ "l" PHILADBLPHIA, May 1.-Philadelphia the * fort Way” to Colorado, made such by means A Whisvicisiiivd 0 4§ ) Sacrifice h atling 'wo-bage hits | ¢ MUAL name twenty- | gateated New York here today, 4 to 2 . f i Foryihe, tf.. . & 0 1 1 0 o Kellher, Toblin, Fox, Britton, Idtsahi, |one players oligible to take part in Na. | by bunching hits with erfors in the open of splendidly equipped trains carrying Standard and Rrug, ..o 00 3 0 olSmar -"‘“'f" basen: Mritton (), Juck- | tjonal league contests, and only thess |1N& Inning. Score Tourist sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars— Miller, 1b. v iy - 0 0 13 0 1 son (2 s Off Kine, 2 in one and | & BW YORK PHILADELPMIA : hi ‘h t t d t d X \ur.r.n, P g T R AR "‘I]‘"l'. |I|1n|‘|vmlnl- off Manser, 8 off """:I can play, but the club ia allowed ABHOAB " ABHO.A W COLLARS in trains that embody everything that tends owm"' pleas- Priest, M, 3 Johnson, 1 in two and two-thirds innings; | unt next season to dispose of othe si10 Fite, s t102 R { 1 Allison, p. 3 0 o 0 3 gloft King 17 off Munsar, 3 0ff Jonnon, 3,03 TS Y T MO B G 40 00 bouaring, 1t 4 13 00 style,in two heights than necessary” steel rails, ballasted perfectly and pro- | . M [ 0 Il 0l v N, 2, 0 "ate 2. il ot L » > g 1 b e 1.0 0.8 8 015y Yohnsori. &; by Smith, § by Pate. ¢; | league F.088 timloie . 271 8 3 ) aforast tected all the way by Automatic Electric Block Safety Total a8 s 1/by King, 1; by Manser, 8. Wild piteh’ | This s the construction placed b sad | 1 b IThompa'n ctd 0 4 0 0 CLUETT, PEABODY {r CO. INC. MAKERS Signals. peliueger batted for Allison in ninth. ~|Johnson () ' HIL by pitechad ball 1Y | Chalrman August Herrmann of the Na $ 141 oMeeral g0 00 - h pmn— R 00100003 0.3 Ryan and Xane ; tional commission on the agreement on 11040 o Nrry, *Colorado for the Toarist"~A 64-page, beau- : 1 terad Into with the Chicago Luba at the | o =5 g oy Towl by VST tifully illustrated booklet containing money- and $ik dinia ROSENBERG TR'UMPHS poace agreement here last winger eRatted for Russell in ninth E B A s E B A L L ENEREAVE time-saving information-—free upon application to A8 52 o o | ——— New York BEEUEZR & Two-base hits OVER GOFF BY SINGLE PIN ; Awmevican’ Asseclation P BN o i hine suni: ShrUeR OMAHA VS. DES MOINES L BEINDORFF,C.P. & T. A. I'm;-v Snort Mine 4‘["“';"'“' Btolen bases: Lajols, Melnnis (2), Double . 1324 Farnam St, Omaha, Nebraska Smith " \neapolis [ ) 2 4 D 2100 9 . .0 Dass: 1 urg. | e of the best matohes In the Famam \4;: :n‘\‘ in ; playa *l'-‘-:‘-‘:‘ Lo ||I‘ll‘ 3 ‘:'“" to_Finp April 20-30; )[;|) 1.2 Phone Douglas 334 .“."}:l.u, Laft on | individual tournament waa rolled Inst By ol Owens: and :‘.x nia. First base on oW ROURKE PARK ha truck | night between Y v ol oulsville-* v ork hiladelphia, 1 ases on balls by Allison, |, Bases :t:" ! “”““ “‘“‘_”.“'”' |" And Catt, | At SAVRVIE RALE | OFF Russ ott Wush Hite and Monday, May 1st, Ladies' Day, = oa’ " Wikman and CAR:| sertes. Sluns was sasy for Warichow, | VAL § 9 1[sarned runs: Off Russell § hits, ¥ rine Games Onlled 3116 P, M. I rle Stuns waa ensy for Wartchow, : |l“0|.-nl. Youns n elght Inning rt v:.-l\ w.x L x ats on Sale Barkalow Bros il & winning four out of six games played !l Ung fames ine inning ke W g “..‘ 1 . 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