Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1916, Page 5

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, M FOR COODNESYS SAKE - WHAT ARE YOU DOING ? LINKS HAVE SHADE BETTER OF DUBL Gardner, New K. C. Tosser, Holds Omaha in All But One Lonely Inning. MERZ TWIRLS HEADY GAME| LINCOLN, May 9.—(Speclal Telegram.) Gardner, Lincoln's new®pitcher from Kansag City, hurled airtight ball through out and had Omaha helpless in all but one Inning, Merz was also ng in the pinches except in one innin ardner allowed but thres hits, Merz alx, Both pitchers wer ven splendid support Forsythe's w steal of second and Priest's single accounted for Omaha's only run, A walk to Lober, Stevenson's out, which put Lober on second, followed by singles | by Willlama and Morse, scored Iincoln's two runs. From then on until the end of Hm! game both Gardner and Merz were puz- zles. Marty Krug pulled off two atches in enter field on long clear to the fence, tunning Irives which looked good for three bases. Miller also played a fast fielding game at first base. Score | OMAHA | AB. R 0 A E| Smith, If ol i i e 1| Krug, cf L0 {0 Forsythe, tf.........8 0 1 2 0 0 Miller, 1h § 0 0 10 2 ¢ Kilduff, ss 8 0§ ko8 b Kruegey, © A =y Burg, 3b. P o O ] 3 0 Prisst, M....0000c8 0 1 T 0 Merz, p. f HRSD TR ARy S OB TolIs viliinuwii® 1 § G 0 LINCOLN A% N R @ A B Carlfsle, 1t ga1 ‘T Hinchman, 2h $0 4118 % Thomanson, cf ¢ 0 0.4 0. 0 Lober, rf G R T Btevenson, ss TR & Willlams, 1b 3 1 I Morse, 4b g 2.1 1 Rohrer, ¢ 0 1 s 1 Gardner, p 2 [ 1 0 ‘ IM TRYIN TO PUT THE COLLAR ON THIS HORSE - Copyright, 1916, Internl N .ws BService - DOES 17 TAKE ALL EVENING - | KNOW 80T ITS 30 DARK | COULD HARDLY FR WEST., LEAGUE NAT LEAGT Omaha D, Moines. 7 5| Pittsburgl New York AMER, LEAGUE " 11 1 i 1040 71 § 11 .421 Milwaukee . 4 14 2 713 .30 Yesterdny's Reanlts, WESTERN LEAGUE Topeka, 8 Denver, 6 8foux CIty, 8 Des Moines, 1 Omaha, 1 Lincoln Wichita, 1; 8t. Joseph, 4 NATIONAL LEAGUI New York, 13; Pittsburgh, b, Cincinnati Chicago, UCAN LEAGUI 8t, Louls, 10; Washington, b Detroit, 18, Philadelphia, 2 Chicago, York, 4 Cleveland ton AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis, 9; Minneapolis, 3 Toledo, §; Milwaikeo, 14 Columbus Kansas City, 9 Louisville, 3; 8t, Paul, 7 Games Today. Western League—Topeka at Denver Bloux City at coln, Wichita Joseph National T New York burgh, Philadelphia at 8t Lo at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati American Leag ington, Dotroft at atNew York, Clevels Kaws Victorious At W ines, Omaha at Lin- Over the RBear Clan ENVER May 0. opeka defeated wver today, 8 to 6, Rtey and Shes Denver's catchers, w able to on account of fnjured hands and a_local semi-professional received for the locals, Score Totals B 860 1 1 DENVER \ 00 0000 %2 3 ; 016000060601 AR 179 A Rohrer, ( isle, For 1 1 1 | Mer Burg to b0k o8 Wil 0 0 ‘ 0 liams, Lober Gardner, iy SR 10 B | Stevenson. S K ont: By Gardner, b; hy ‘ Merz, 1, Bases on balls: Off Gardner, 2 08 1 off Merz oft on bases: Lincoln 41 ok SRy Omaha, 4 Time: 1 Umpives: Mullen nolds, p P and Andrews Spencer A e - o | Kaufman, ‘p 00 0 0 0 sIovx DEPEAT DES MOINES sgtavens 1 1 0 0 Bhestak . 1 1 1 0 0 Overcome Five-Run Lead and Win, E Eight to Seven. Total L 2 DES MOINES, Ia., May 9. Miserable pitching and flelding by Des Mo and AB. R. . PO, A 8t d Bioux City to| Agler, It ] TR ] d and defeat the ) H 23 » I 0 0 3 SIOUX CITY it it 0 A8 R RO A Kruger, of 0 1oy ‘ 1 3 Dattimorte, b ' [ L] 2 4 rf 1 2 1 [ 4 1 ‘ 1 [ 1 iR Y i 5 e 0 b s St 0 " 1 R Loy I *Batted for Raynolds in seventh Gaske » 0 0 0 hd *Batted for Kaufman in ninth Tot ‘ 8 0000 DES MOINES 9 D07 Qe L Monroe AB. R. H. O. A F t 0 00 f 2 0 ¢ ¢ e e 0 0 a 3 4 ] 0 ¥ o 0 ) P 0 1 ‘ 1 x City \ ) 1 Tw hit $ \ e M North Side Firemen Lick South Siders Drawn for The Bee _ BESIDES - | THINK HIS EARS ARE 4ET THE COLLAR AY 10, 1916 ‘ ‘5 by Gem:ge McManus ). You 1DIOT - THAT'S A COW N THERE ! OZE - | COULDNT Demetral Sore on Nebraska, Declares War on Chag, Peters, CUBS BEAT REDS BY EIGHT T0 FIVE Williams' Triple Breaks Up Game| wiiiam Demetral, the big Greek wreat ! [ ler who mee Churley ‘elers at the and Gives Chicago the | ts Chariey Pélery & Auditori 1 tomorrow night, has a grouch Victory vebruska. And Willlam says he I8 £0INg o take out his grouch on the state PRENDERGAST STARTS RALLY | by “breaking Charley Peters in two Demetral sent a telogr to “Farmer CHICAGO, May 6.-Fred Willlams' | Burns yesterday making public his griey triple broke up today me with Cfn-| Ances. Demetral told the Farmer he had innatl and gave Chicago 8 to jo- | Joe Btecher down three times the other tory After two men were out in the night In théir match at Chicago, but thal elghth Inning Predergast started ‘the win :’" referes and the ropas ssved Jog each ning rally with a wingle. Schulte and "7 g et T i bases \‘\\'Hf;um wu)\l ‘\HH‘\ WAL wan considerable of a rough-and-tum batt! Demetral | mid to he a same I“""‘“’”'"”" ored “‘|‘““”|" “"“ gh 14d in the ring and a provider of a single, then stole second and” third \\ s Wheth had Stecher down # clinched the game by scoring on he claims, othing 1o take with a C o's wild throw to third grain of salt, but it In true the two rolled The game was a batting bee, euch | qut of the r ng together on one oceasion club hitting frequently, the visitors over The Gireek s ery, very sore, and coming Ch go's early lead and forcing | he out to mak arley Peters the Keaton and Plerce to retire checked the scoring of Mitchell lasted but one Prendergast | Charley, however, soems not 1o ba gr the job to have worrled and says he'll natinfy Cinemnati be on inning “for Cin any desires Demetral ma cinnat! and Schnelder had little diffl- | for vengeance on the state culty until the elghth, when, after two men had been retired, the locals filled Annual State Golf Tourney to Be Held Here First of July Yhe He gave was the first man to face him bases way to Schulz and Williams CHICAGO ARH.0A K 17170004 EREE] fome o0 1 4 1 6| The annual state golf tournament wil 0 (@im'rman. 35 4 1 2 0lpe haig at the Omaha Fleld elub July b, 5 0 016, 7 and & $9 00 00 This was decided upon at & mesting of 100 O t'e bour) of directors of the Nebraska o 8 8 3 % 8iate Golf nasocfation at the Commerelal p2 1 I Olelub at noon Totals..... 18 | The Linccln Country elub, to whom the *Batted for Mitehell in second tourney was teniatively promised last *Batted for Plerce in fourth year, reported {ts conrse was not ) i 154 g S 2L 8 2% proper condit on to enterta n the big state Two-bage hit: Doolan. Thres-base hits: | 10Urney. ro the hoard decided to awnri man, Willlams. Stolen bases: |1t to Omaha again. As It Is the Field Zimmerman (2). | oluh's turn to have the event it was ro ), Neals, Griffith [ plays to MHerzog to o dvoh to Lt s | awarded 1l on balls: Off & off Plorcer 11| Two new clubs wers admitted to mem 0{oft Schnelder, 2; off ehiilz, 1. HItA And | yarghip In (he state association. The 1| earned runs: ' Ot n, 4 hits, 3 runs A pegesistinns . SIAy Ofin two Innings (none out in third); off |Are fhe Prettiest Mile Golf clib of Omaha o' Plorce, 4 hith, 1 run in two Innings: off and ti & Country elub of Kearnsy. T 0 Pendergast, 4 hits, no run in five innings Shir vt o St R 0|off Mitchell, 3 hits, 2 runs in one ining; | " Atian, pians +9. 44 Ampalin 0loft Behnelder. 11 it fmmedia‘ely to bring n dozen or #o other 0| two-thirds innings: of Nebraskn country *clubs “4nto the state ) in one-third fnning. § fol 3 ton, 1: by Prendergast, | Ak 0ned, 1. Paswed ball: Allen Elaven members «f the state a0 {1tion Klem and Emslie were present, including President 8, R Glants Bent Plrates. MoKelvie of Lincoln PITTSBURGH, May 8.—New York won E, |from Pittsburgh hy a score of 13 to B o A entured by weal | () 1 W tl y 0 T e Mronere | UIMANA YVINS THE 0 only ‘one af o in four Innings » q ‘ ' Lo i Capper Cup, Says PITTERURG ade o] ; i smomeen . President Zehrung [ M o 1 TOPEKA, Kan, May 8.~Omaha will be " | awarded the silver loving cup offered by 0 1 4/'Go Arthur Capper of Kansas to \ m in the Western leagun that had 8 0 the largest attendan on pening day b . 1 WICHES LOSE To ST, Josern Roy Pat His W 1ot ) | Pat or th \ ahout \ rA M P \ \ ' 0 » B message President ed here today een officlall but Omaha pening day, he ‘ hita, 5.081; Lir 4014 wx (it Topeka " 2 s Denver { De i Wi, and St Haled. Home run: Sehmidt Saies e HURLS ONE-HIT GAME ston Cunngainieds. ' iases' on iy, Off 11 FRAMES AND LOSES H nd nrned ¥ Off Tesren \' HH Y‘l ‘\ :_‘ < - Boston Arranges : . | SHOENMAN AND STUNZ Reception for Tris MONDAY NIGHT'S WINNERS TWO OMAHA-DENVER TRAINS PUT BACK IN U, P, SERVICE Amerivan Intlon Be. Kings Sew | it hite 4 runs In 1 Inning it ‘ o % | Ray Umplires O Loughlin and Chil : W " Yanks Lose (o Chicago » a0 i ‘i 4310 Tris Speaker Given Warm Welcome | Nuw YORK, Ma Chicago Iplayed | 1 m 41 Boston Vith Chicag r runs behind in the 0 M 4 fourth Innir rmler made a homy Totals SCORES INDIANS' ONE RUN|tun with two on bases. Jack 1 jth, and MeMullin's single tled the [ e BOSTON., May 9.—Tris Epesker wa '4'\ 4,‘,( cored V\m win, u:( :wv\\ ‘\u the 3488 glven a warm welcome by ha old friends | o0 of the box In the fourth Inning ',' F’l‘g here today but the Red x admin} but could do nothing with Cleotte re ” 7, Harp tered a b to 1 defeat to Cle CHICAGO NEW YOI Deal to sk Lo " AN ILO A ¥ AN MO A K hriners presented Speaker 1 £ 3 and a fewelled badge. The B i na 1 A It wan n masalve sliver loving eny ‘ ! per § and] s . 7t peaker acored Cleveland's only run on ' wioee n [ fice drive to the fl f 1 "0 rifice dr [ 0 TR Loonard pitched good ball for Hoston »oh bt Folsis and - Kvan, flowing bt 3 ¥ Lant fan for Alexander in ninth i“ A " $ ored s run. Errors by Claveland's in e hita: Maisel, ¥, Collins, Throe B 78 for Bl Pug fioldars, coupled with hits, accounted for | DA¥ sackaon, Home runs: Baker a;,- g ¥ tolen base Felech, Double Ada | Boston's other runs ore plays: Plop 1o Peckinpaugh to Pipp; K. | Action talk ALBANY, N. Y., May 9. oCNina to, Fournier, Base on errors : New York, 1 Chicago, 1. Base on balls: | today by the Etata Athletle comm! Caldwell 4, Willlama, 4; Cleotte, 1. Hits | | Amination. s o | Ca providing for “examination of figl and ned runs: Williams, 4 hita 4 runs | " B B e T sentte 5 and none in & | ers other than the regular physicel exa 143 Coldwsll, & runs. #truck out: Cold- | ination,” means, according to Comml 0| well, 5, Willlams, 2; Cicotte, b Umpire stoner John Franey, that “an end 8 allin 'in; Dinsen | b put to the one-sided battles whi Browns Beat Senntors have heen Infuring the game in New Yo y, enpecially batween heavy welght WARHINGTON, May 0.8 Louis | CltY, sapeclet ”’ A w"'d enslly defeated Washington,today, 10 to It 1s about tin o to end sending back-numbers into 1t ring as punching bags for clever boxers ‘ the commissioner said Totals.... 98 3 4 1v 4 xBatted for Coveleskie In the eigth Cleveland 00010000 0-1 Boston 0050101 2 x-b|port both were yor, Leonard 5, mainly because of the wildness of Harper and Ayres. Groom and Dayven batted out of the hox base hit: e Thiee hase Two 1itzell fice hits: Coveleskie Leonard, 1 | BERG SUITS ME Off Coveleskie Mitehell 1 hit no ard 4 hita; 1 run | Coveleakie, 2. 1 nolly and Owe hitw 2 runs in 7 Innings rins in 1 Inning; Leon ) {nnings. 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