Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1916, Page 5

ARDINALS BREAK THE CUBS' STREAK THE RED SOX AGAIN Pitcher Doak Allows But Two Hits to Chicago Team. SCOBRE IS THREL TO NOTHING hard ches pitched invincible ball total aitors bunched cored two more in the third on a basc olan's wild throw to Saler of Long's grounder 50 lost the servie Henrik Fhorten, it lgned Bill Allen, oligh the defeat ned by Chicago and Brooklyn raves and wae in y wiven good s ingl abjecting too strongl ed In the elgth PHILADELPHIA AW " Wollgang 'r' utted for RMeulbach in cighth Wilkissme, 00000710 in elght fnnjngs; Lynn, Jack Glants Went off \\nluum. 1 defeating Frooklyn it had won prior 4 mitted only th nine Brooklyn in both of New York hit the bail 'V'HIHI lr( II-YInr in ninth 00010070 Nofes fl om Bvamcv and Gage County x T):e Dardanelles Would BRe S-M-A-S-H-E-D By Such A Submarine!!! Vill It Protect “Old Glory™? WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER FOR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 1! WEDNESDAY, SENATORS DEFEAT Washington Beats Boston for Tlmd Successive Time E BOEHLING DESERVES A SHUTOUT | : the first two fnnings WASHINGTON, May Washington | Boston today for the third succes e time, score, T to 4. Shore was hit the locals making ten hits for u elghten bases and five runs, be Pennock relleved Tin Boehling deserved a shutout, as all the visitora rung came after Judge mufied a pop fly In the seventh when there were two out ROKTON WASHINGTON AN L OUA b LoT0 0 2130 per. v | 10 110011 ERER! ¥ IEERR] " 110 TR b1 ) " 0% 00000040 Washinglor 10043307 %1 wo-hese hits: Morgan, Henry, “Barry Three-buse | Fonter oatl, Milan Morgan. Do 1o o), MeRride t 1 ball and | yrned i pu n.‘ X nnin na in | no_ run and (wo-thirds innings; off Gailia Do runs in two and one-third In gs. Btruck out: 15¢ Shore, 3; b ehling Umpires: Owenp and Con White Sox Defeat Brow LOUIS, May With.the ncore 4 t, L. fuvor, Torry, p nit Danforth, with two out and two | n bases In the ninth, doubled, | £ I two . runs, which gave Chi o its thivd stralght victory over St here today, 5 10 4. 1t was the locals eventh conmecitive defont Although Chicago used five pitchers jome team could get but three hite ingle und two doubl All, hewever ductive of runs who »ta for Chicago, was in A . fiy and a s two runa had netted th an taken out for Cleotie virled the last two Inning and two singles, Bcore 81, 10U AW A ¥ 6 OMiller. T8 0 0 0 0 Ih 10 0 ooed B 0 OMursans of.. 3 0 4 0 *Austin 060 0.0 00 1 10000 ol 10 71 1 *Hatted for Cleotts in seventh *Batted for Danforth in ninth sRan for Hartley in ninth *Patted for Deal in ainth tted for Wellman i ninth 000010103 012010000 Tworbake hits: Fournjer, W rry, Johnson, Sisler, Stolen 1 vun in three and one third inuings off Park, 3 hits, 1 run in (Ive and one third imiiings: off, Danforth, no hits, n rung ln two innings; off Vank, 2 ty, 1 I one and two-thirds Innings; off Wolfgang, no hits, no runs in two-thirde oft Weilman, 4 hits, 3 runs in two nks Whip Macks Yn | PHILADELPHIA, May 2-—-New York ard and afded by the wild. | of the Philadelphia pitchers, ' won 9 to 4 Brossler wa = ked “off the rubber in five Innings ind his successor, Morisette, was no im provement, Bhawkey held the home team | to one hit in the first seven inninga. | EW YORK PHILADELPIIA ABHOAFE ABHOAR f 2 ¢ $11g i ‘ o akr, ¢ 4 ' York 0004201 0| Philadelphia 00000001 -4 Two-base hit: Pipp. Three-base hita: | Oldring Home run Schang, | HOTELS, Hotel Marie Antoinette Broadway, 66th and 67th Sts NEW YORK CITY. 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This rem held here tomorrow morning Hreathing Bee ter a few doesos nflammation fx s I breath easier If you want g and in the ninth was hit for | ey %, ~ , Weaver, Marsans, Hacri Felach, Bialer.” Bases on balla; | off Clcotte, 1; off Danforth, | Hits and earped runs; | Off Faber, 2 hits, 3 runs In two and {wo thirds innings; off Willlams, no hits, no runs in one-third funing; otf Cleotte, 1 Made the first submarine, more than a hundred years ago? (e was one of America's most celebrated inventors.) [Wrote the Book of Mormon, from | golden tablets which he dug up upon a farm in Western New t in 18277 Circumnavigated the earth for the |, first time? (It was not Magellan; he died before they l'flll“ around.) Mary, Queen of Scots was beheaded? | © women were first allowed to vote? Orahear-keeper’s daughter was a Roman empress ? Gunpowder was first used in a Fu- ropean battle ? (It had been known to the Chinese for at least a thou sand years before.) Eugenics has come to mean, and who | | Ruled over the most extensive em pire the world has ever seen? (1t | was not Alexander or Cacsar or Tamerlane. ) Wrote the Code Napoleon? Or the Letters of Junius? Or the poems of | Ossian? Or the Iliad or the Ana basis ? spread the doctrine widely ? Pragmatism stands for and how it | Iron was first smelted by coal ? differs from materialism and ideal ism and mechanistic as first done in England after iron smelting had been known for thousands of years.) Race was the primitive ever found, and how many words these | people knew and what things they (They are now all dead Lend pencilsare made of balls? Or coat buttons Or asphalt paving ? Part Shakespeare acted in Hamlet Orwhat Ibsen meant by his (ihost * hurling these were Archimedes.) North Ameriea wa FEuropean eyes years hefore the Cabots first sighted by | il but averrun by the and nearly be hammedan land ? Proof conclusive was first given that | 2,000 years before discavered Ameriea ONLY A LITTLE WHILE t from $150 to Machine was called the ke trying 1o d Afford to pay this prepared a new unabridged and 1 leave ordera al IBRANDEIS STORE! Today's Calendar of Sports ball: Opening of t ens Georgla-Alabama league, Opend cason of the New York State league, »oting: Opening of Mississippl statq hooting tournament at Greenvilly Track: Lehigh against Stovens inati at South Bethlehem, Pa. Havor agalnst Muhlenburg at Haver Pa Tennis: Cornell againat Princeton at Ithaca, N. Y.« Yale against Wesleyan at Middletown, Conn. Columbla against Brown at New York City, Pennaylvania against Haverford at Haverford, Pa, Le high aguinst Syracuse at South Bethle P'a. Stevens Institute against Man hattan at New York Wrestling: Joo Stecher against Henry Ordemann at Minneapolis Roxing: Ad Wolgast against Willle | Gradwell, ten rounds, at Windsor, Out Wowel Compluints in Todin, v lecture at one of the Des Moines hurches a missfonary from India told of golng Into the interior of Indin where ha was taken slok, that he had of Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera {s us @ suecossfully in India hoth a n preventive and eure for cholera You know from this that it can ba de pended upon for tho milder forms of owel complaint that oceur In this coun Obtainable everywhere ~Adve ment KNOW! Tiu's Book N Jells AlI Answers A Million Questions | The Sky is not ablaze with light at | night with the radiance of billions | of suns? (Do you know?) | get burning material were first m.,nn”“"“ the Great Pyramid, or carved > the Sphinx or ‘constructed the Parthenon or the Cireus Maximus, | the greatest theatre ever built Was the Man in the Tron Mask? O the Cid? Or Captain Kidd? 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Or where mon-| hundred thousand years or more? keys or kangaroos arc most|Coal in large quantities is found abundant 7 Rainfall is the heaviest on the earth, | the coal plants indicate & warm or what is the longest river or| climate? the most densely populated nation? | Storms can often he predicted ork | Relics of prehistoric man have heen ,‘f.\m.‘) days i in advance, and why chiefly discovered? (Whatarethe| 4y “easterly” storm really comes oldest?) from the west? The bones of the largest land animal | A Swamp may sometimes be drained that ever lived have been found? { by ‘blowing a single small hole Diamonds or pearls or rubies or tin| almost anywhere in its depths? or tungsten or platinum are found | Glass Disks can be so shaped as to in the largest quantity ? make telescopes and microscopes ? Land reaches farthest south or far. (It is a very interesting study.) thest north, or rises to the gre heights or sinks in the greatest| long distances profitably, so that epressions? 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