Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 6

MR.JIGGS -HAVE You EVER BEEN ACROSS THE § . OCEAN ? - B L . iy it AR BEARS OF DENVER . Opportune Hits by Omaha and . o Expensive Errors of Rivals 3 Decide Game. S TEN HITS OFF THOMPSON ® Denver, Colo, Jung 7.~Opportune hits by Omaha and expensive crrors figured in Denver's defeat here today 5.t0 3. Reynolds held the visitors to seven hits, whiic ten were made off Thompson, The score i OMANA. H AD: R B, 0 A N | , #h. ‘ 1 ) s 1 Smith, Ir. 1 o 0 2 [ D) S S R iy W | i e G e B I P 4 n L] L] | L 4 1 ‘ " 0 1 Ll £l » L] * L | 1 1 , @ L 1 ! L e ) ! nooW K |} L L] L) { Sy | | 2 8 0 o 1 L] o L] v 3 L] 1 v " 1 o s | i o 0 " o " . 0 0 0 L o " i e -~ 5 10 [ *Batted for Feynolds *Ran for Mevens in Omaha Denver Two-hune Wita: Dutcher, Koo Krug, Oukes. Bases on o wom, 15 off Reymoldn, 4 oft ¥ord, 1. niruek outi By Thom nings purmn I nolds, Ki russ, : “Witx, 3. Ford: | inning, hits no runs, Double P Heynolds : naes '.I’Anuu. to Dyer; Wrug Bita: €, Thompson, K. Mii (2), Nae Umpires: piteh: Koy nolds Iw Time: 15 | Rysn. Kane and THE BEE: OMAHA, ITHURSDAY, ——————— l BRINGING UP FATHER JUNE 8, 1916. Drawn for The Bee by George McManus ! BY (EORGE -NFw YORK 15 A GREAT CITY - I9N'T 1T~ YES- WHEN | CAME OVER': start. Athletic club. VAL WhEATERN LEAGUE, Pt | Omaba 4318000 Brooklyn LAnonln 2 11 ey Das M.olnew.20 10612 Philadelph Wiehiis 0 mun-m,..,, tnnutl Cleveland Now York Washington 718 600 (1lanapol) 418,871 Loutwville 0 5081K PRETY Hivaukos Rewults LEAGUE Raln wt AxkRie k¥ Assoctarion Indianaporis, §1 Loulsvills, o | Minneapolis, 6; Kaness City, 6 | Ruln at other ‘points | York, Chicago at Philadelphis Amerionns |ongue- land, Bowton i Detroit Louls, Philedeiphie at LINKS TAKE SEGOND GAME » JOHNSON'S SINGLE WINS FOR BROWNS street, in an eight-cylinder Cadillac | | roadster, to endeavor to make a new muuur road record from Omaha to Chicago, 530 miles. He will be ac companied by his mechanician, Larry ton at Cleve York at 8t Defeat Wiohiu in Slow Battle, Which Not Single Run Is EArned BOTH TEAHB PLAY SLOW BALL i { l Wichita, l\m” June 7.—Lincoln Bt. took the second game lurIA) from | Wichita, 4 to 1. Both teams played &:ore slow ball and not a run was earned. | WICHITA AB. 1 New York by Six-to-Five " B HoO A E osies Drop lame |y, ey e e RS e B o, St Louis, rJnm 7.~Johnson's w.gle 0 10ux 1aVes won §oo 0o ¢ ofin the twel th inning scored Sisler [ Adate 2 : o1 from second and St. Louis wdn the | Britton B B T . QU St. Joseph, Mo, Juu: 751, Joseph | Jueksor g s (e A 0 nprn;nglpmr ilmv;l N‘I"“ [\‘nlrrl\ today, lost to Sioux City, 4 to 3. Sioux City \ ik B LN s T hnh; 3 t was the local's fifth straight 1 behind and won the game. | Koentner, §o0 YR § Ty vietory [t rom Be ¥ ray 5 6 0 0 o 8| New York took the lead in the sey s1ot \ QITY Totals 3 1 8 31 18 4|enth, scoring four runs on singles by e oy Dt Wb i LINCOLN ! Gilhooley, Magee and Mullen, Day Glimore, 1f il B b | 4 : : rig e St S B ARHt M 0 A Flenport’s wind throw and a fumble il e T 5 A ! 1% % § %|by Johnson i G (0 4 $ 0 = % b 0l 'St Louis tied it up in the ninth C 0 0 b0 b b1 2 3 0 % yhen Chapman walked and Shotton B o B S bl i 0 0 4+ o 0l and Austin singled o0 1 0 3 o Witlams ib $ 00l 8 8" High robbed St. Louis of a chance b Ek g RSN E 32 6 1 o 2 1|to score the ecleventh, when he Totals . 7 7 73 made a great catch of Severeid's long ST, JOREPH drive, taking it off the fence. Sensa- it W & B tional fielding by Shotton and Mar MeCabe, of %% T " 0 o : ns, b 3 1 0 0 0—1|sans also featured. Score Black, ' ¢ TR R 0 N AT Bullivan, rf ol el e gty TR + Hibley.of 4 i Butler, s Pl iy Y ¥ wer, 4 Halln, 2. | Mageect 8 0 Kirkham, It & i 3 Tuse. balla: OFf Koostner. 6, off Halla, | thed £ Keating, 3 b bl o8 5, Wild pltch: Koestner, Tima: 1:45, Um k ' attorson, b.......... 3 TPl R *Helmeor : 16 08 0 L“M r 0 Total W8 A - H kel v inerierance 6. 0. P. CONVENTION Fotai 4775 sBatted for Patterson in ninth, U ota 2 St Joseph 1 o 1) & 0 G CARR LY DOWN 10 BUSINESS Bruck termon. 4; ) Gus 1 . Off Pattorson b Gankell vaasn: - Wiliama (1) (Contin i ror s One fasan 5 that it was not a time for “recrimma rotide tion, but a day of reconstruction.” Twa out when ¥ run scored L B spok ore than an hour, re sBatted for M h Barnad rons ot sloux (fty, ¢ He spoke more 1l an hour . *Hatted for Da &, 7§ ime: 14 1 m‘uv.u Carn wnd Bokman ‘lnruw seldom to his manuscript, and Patted Pa » interrupted frequently by applause New v L o Boosters Lose to cheers as he scored the democratic 1 administration for inefficiency, inca | K f T k pacity and extravagance, and declared ! aws 0 opt, Wbt g b g e gl A protective i and national de A Topeka, Kan. June fense. He ¢ with a peroration or . ¢ gided by three errors, defea icanism and epublicanis Moines here today by the score « was marked with app last [ to 7. Score than a minute. The Rates | on Meloan " ! | A ! . M N w el I0WA VARSITY AWARDS A . ' BASE BALL AND TRACK I, Convention Adjourns . " L) AR N N s Ay | 3 . . B L [ _ . Wit Bk \ . . Collegs Base B . . . . ) N arding Al Vos o babine > ; - A N A . « " . H "o N " Wanted - dams Wast Ads " WAEA Dut & winute : 8 for Joth of amawers Phone save dollars when you tead The Bee o0 e ond \ ) Wast Ad columns Bonih Pwenty dunt o HAVE YOU BEEN IN THE TRAIN THAT GOES UNDER THE RIVER - f NO INDEED I'D BE AFRAID OF QETTING DROWNED TO MAKE A “NO STOP” RUN TO CHICAGO—A. R. Hanson at the wheel ready for the Will carry message for the new athletic club of Omaha to president of Chicago || In car with him is George Reim. YOU GIT Nygaard, a well known figure in auto- | two men in it will subsist on memor- This will be the for by Gumes Today. Western Les Sloux City ut 81, Jonep Today noon, Alfred R. Hansen, M poks, Lineoln st Wic "'] resident of Lincoln Tnn, will start [ mobile circles , 8t Louls st Hoston, | irom the site of the new Omaha Ath-| scinnati &t Brooklyn, Pittburgh ut New | letic club, Douglas, near Seventeenth | new Athlet ic the first record tried | Club of Omaha and every effort will be made | to smash all previous time limits from | Omaha to Chicago. big white street until it arrives in Chicago, BRAVES WIN WITH | BUT FOUR BLOWS| . the car But the Passes 'l'hem Boston, Braves to four hits taday, Juur 7 ~Ih leaves Help held but passes From the -time Douglas the Louis Captures Opener From Hall Holds Bostons to Few Hits, IS FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTOBY THREE TO TWO IS THE SCOBE\ ies of a good of a gooc not make any gas. The boar breakfast, lunch and anticipation for the car will stops except one for d of governors of the Ak-Sar-Ben will meet the car upon its arrival in Chicago and immedi- ately telegraph the result to those ‘awamug the news in Omaha, | The City Golfers Hale of the Field club was elected president of the Metropolitan Golf association at a meeting held | yesterday at the Commercial club. J. | M. O'Neill of club was elect The annual u I ship tournamen the Miller Park Golf ed secretary-treasurer. ietropolitan champion- t will be held this year the |on June 25 and July 2, at the Happy | Hoflow and Cc folowed by safe drives proved costly, Boston w could do inning, little 3 to Against 2 St Ragan Louis until the eighth inning, when they bunched three t 0.A 2 4 0 0 Hall n four innings inning. off Ragon, § hits Btruck out in one n nine ) TUNs 1 singles and a base Scor ) ORenc he mht sighth Wilhoit Konatehy Innings. Umplre rif v on ¢ T. LOUI A 1 41 ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 1 h Bourkes Knocklng balls, BH.O.A F 100 301 01 10 ‘0 0 0 » hits Hy and | Them Dead on Road, Writes Pa Rourke is the rke Omal g ‘em describe a ball ) the f tead s the club Iks at activ RAIN DELAYS TRIALS FOR CHICAGO CLASSIC Nnpa b ampion astic f sevent All be played be played June and the played Iuig The play wo ! secor 2 a wi | Prizes will be awarded to the cham- |pion and the runner-up and also m,“mm is to be the | the tion winners of prizes 0| Those attend |W. J. Foye o | George Francis club, Wilbur J Mile club, W 'anh Rowing <= | thur of Happy of \hll.»r Park Field club. Students College will o | players turning in the 0|on each eighteen holes untry clubs. A total holes of medal score Thirty-six holes will 25 at Happy Hollow i thirty-six will be t the Country club. Il be in three flights each flight. In addi- be awarded to the lowest scores | ing the meeting were f the Country club, of the Seymour Lake ones of the Prettiest S. Rigdon of Coun association, J. K Hollow, J. K. O'Neill and F. W. Hale of the in the Law (iven Honors (From a Staff Correspondent Lincoln, Neb., June 7.—(Special Telegram.)—Four graduates of the law college of the University of Ne braska were awarded Theta Kappa Nu honors at the close of commence ment exercises here today T'heta [ Kappa Nu is the honorary scholar ship fraternit the Law college They were: Guy C. Chambers, Si ney; Otto I Sageant; John P Louisville, and Raymond Smith, Li .“4- medal awarded by Brigad General J« ymandant \ for profiency J. Yershing dets, L. Bun ilitary drill, went to O ham of Stantor ¢ German larship, De telerve vas awarde \ aft ¢ ' I W. ] Bryar on $25 for t e . ations, we o W H. 1 { Dille emian w arded . [ \ . and a Posy Jap Promisr Not il LEE Tres e | L | out the store. Everything on sale, no reservations o | The Geoatest Tie Advance ..vl restrictions whatsoevel The Time 1l I | | POWELL s | ¥ o0 OMana "onam “ J . AL HOW CQULD DROWNED? HELLO! 15 THIS THE FOOLISH HOUSE ? SEND SOME ABDENT- MINDED PERSON MIGHT LEAVE OVER YOUR THE CAR WINDOW S WAGON - | £OT A COSTOMER FOR You ! ¢ (il with old pac ke), $100 added, Sam Williams, the prop erty of William Jackson, and Midland and Silketta, horses owned by the Midway Stock farm, are the three cn THEY'RE OFF AT THE BENSONTRACKTODAY [ tries | T Van Pelt to Start "Em. Hmnen Horses Await the Btarters’| (i (he officials, semi-officials and Signal in Opening Meeting of |officials by proxy, the lu)ln;«mu v,)m have the right to strut about the fbe seaso" judge's stand:“F, D, Van Pelt of (Jm starter; C. M. Buck of |LARGE FIELD OF ENTRIES|Omite: o' ilice 1. C. Reisen of | ) ; | Beatrice, clerk of the course; Gene | “They're off When Starter F. D. Van Pelt swells his manly chest and steps to the front [ Mel lady of Omaha, head timer A special attraction each afternoo | i of the meeting will be an exhibitior {of the judge's stand at 1:30 o'clock | mile by Babe King, owned by Mis this afternoen to announce the first| Frances Dennison, Babe King has | earned the title of the world’s fastest ; | pacing pony and will go over the cir in |h; 1h‘|\u d.l s :'x]umng at |hr'B:-'|| | cuit this year. Jim Ronin will wear son track, under the auspices of | Douglas County Fair association, the | = lice will have been formally broken for | Several = harness horses—certain the local season of harness racing. | horses that the owners do not care to | After weeks of preparation in | keep on their strings any lullgml .A‘H’ | which the fair association officials | 10 be sold at auction in front of the | nave been successful in landing the|rand stand _tomorrow afternoon |largest and one of the classiest field | Dtarter Van Pelt will perform the |of entries ever seen in middle west| What am & Did? SUE A COUF horsedom, the trappings and stage local horses of prominence will go to settings are ready for a trio of days’ the highest bidders. worship at the shrine of the harness edition of the sport of kings Track Looks Good. I'he Benson course, conceded to be one of the fastest half-mile ovals in the middle west, is in excellent condi- tion and, barring an unwelcome per- heat in the 1 pace, the opening rac | the colors. American Associntion. At Loutsville- Indianapolis 00300000 Loulsville 00042300 Batteries: Aldridge, Dawson, Gowkett; Middleton and La Longe At Kansas City— Minneapolin Kansas City RHE 0120000 1~ 14 02102001 formance by old J. Pluy, lhifi morning | “5iiterios: Burk, Willlams, Bentley and the drivers should wheel their charges | owens; Lathrop, Sanders and Berry with no compaint to offer as to the “"g:-;:""- at Toledo, postponed; wet track. §t. Paul st Hn»\nuku ral postponed As this will be the opening m('clln;( on the Nebraska Midway Racing cir- cuit, owners and drivers are especially | anxious to get away good. More lhan\ 100 keen-looking harness nags will | race for the money in the three days’| events, and as each race has entries a- plenty, the competition promises to be | unusually spirited. Horsemen from all parts of the mid-| dle west have been trekking into thwl city the last few days, and this fact,| together with the widespread interest | taken by Omahans in the country-| wide revival of harness racing, insure large crowds. The street railway | company has announced special sery- | ice to the Benson track for the three days' meeting; as an added incentive | to motorists the fair association will | park cars free The curtain mw-r on today's pro- 2:11 pace, in \\huh‘ | there are seven mmu The purse is | | $400. A local horse, Irene Beau, own- ed by Otis M. Smith, will come (|1)v\n‘ under the wire with many supporters. | Metal-to-metal contact in bearings is what eventually sends the finest cars to thé scrap heap. pIXON'g Automobile LUBRICANTS are the automobile greases that absolutely prevent wear in bear- ings. Cost more than plain grease, but the costisa triflecompared with repairs saved. | The second race on the program, | | the 2:18 trot, with a $400 purse, has Ask your dealer for the the largest number of entries of any Dixon Lubricating Chart event on the first day's program Of the ten entries some of the JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. well known - contestants are: Bon | Jorsey City, N. J. Courgge, owned by the Hemet Stock | Established 1827 m farm: Lad McKinney, owned by A. I | Thomas and Meyer; Pronto J., owned Tom Dennison; California B, | |owned by Earl Beasley; Tulita, owned | by K. Macdermid and William Irving The 2:25 class, 3-year-old (stake) trot, with $100 added, promises seven starters, including three horses owned | by WE STOCK AND DISTRIBUTE DIXON'S LUBRICANT. POWELL The fourth race on today’s program by the Midway Stock farm, Albic || SUPPLY COMPANY I'odd, Bettie Iwan and Abidale, and OMAHA A. L. Thomas' Max-Meyers | 2051 _FARNAM ST, { Magee’s Closing Out Sale Offers the Men of Omaha THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN HIGH GRADE Clothing, Furnishings =< Hats THEY EVER KNEW Everything Must Be Sold Before July 1 | $35 Suite. $22.75 $1.50 Manhattan Shirts $1.15 | $25 Suits 5‘5 75 $2.00 Manhattan Shirts sl 35 | 5185 Suits. $10.75 $2.50 Manhattan Shirts $1.75 [ Stetson Hats reduced almost one-third. | - |l Phoenix Hosiery, 39¢. { | Arrow Collars, 10c. “ You will find equally strong bargains throug! 1