Marty O'toole and Marty Krug May Yet Make Winning Pair SEASON Mshs Wish Wins OMAHA's OWN STARTS KOESTNER HURLS OMAHA NOW RANKS Uumxi Liiuu Lunu with a VICTORY

Marty O'Toole and Marty Krug May Yet Make Winning Pair SEASON mshs Wish wins OMAHA'S OWN STARTS KOESTNER HURLS OMAHA NOW RANKS uumxi liiuu lunu WITH A VICTORY. SPORTS SECTION of NO-HI- HIGH IN HORSEDOM STATE TRACK MEET A T COMBAT

i More Interest in Harness Racing Coach Athletes Make Wichita Pitcher Does Not Allow Mulligan's Game, Here Than Any City Twice as Points as Lin- Topeka Run or Hit and Wolves Many j i in Country. coln, Who Is Second. Win Easily. HE Omaha BUSY WEEK AT TWO THACK9 BAIN CUTS DOWN RECORDS LITSCHI RAPS OUT A HOMER II) HI Kl.t IMIK.I.Pg. 13 Koestner a I4NC0L.V, May Telegram.) TOPKKA, May pitched Omsha-hnrn- ess horse racing capital of Coach Mulligan'! Omaha High ichool no-h- it game for Wichita here today and the middle west. win track squad proved bolter water dogs shut out the Savages, the Wolves With two of the best conditioned tracks & 0. Score: and had an easy time winning the state 'V- ning, to In this section of the country one ad- - here from Lincoln j '4 55 TOPKKA. the fastest course on the Great championship today r:. mlttedly In meet. ab. n. ii' o. a. Western circuit --and a of High, second the 14 1 0 Bee galaxy racing Anler. 4 0 IIn-joi- lb 53 to 1 1) horse flesh Is the vnosure all Omaha icored point! Jltt tor Cochran, 8 2 0 0 Sunday that of Thlrty-al- x Nebraska high school! Tyilemu.ii. rf 4 0 0 0 3 0 eves In the middle west turf world, the 0 A well-earne- took part In the meet. Following Is the Goodwin, 3b J 0 f OMAHA, KUN'DAY MOUNIXO. MAY 14, YM. Nebraska metropolis has a d Kruiier, of I 0 0 1 0 0 to the icore: Lattlmore, 2b 1 o o i 6 o right sppclallon. Omaha M lOlbhoni 2 If 0 0 o 0 Prominent horsemen not all local tal- S Pchweltser, TJin-ol- 21Vi Manly .Monroe, c I 0 0 S 1 0 ent, by any means-a- re authority for the . 12 Mason 4 0 4 Lee After Stallion Time Record Beatrice City Lnraen, p I 0 0 0 Axworthy bonst there la more ;! ritedward 9 Mitchell m tinow 1 0 0 0 0 0 pardonshlo thst 2 t, 7 Nebraska M. A... mmlfert In the horse 1 Clay Center hnrnefg game 8 New 1 0 27 17 0 Nebraska Castle jj .:' Totals 25 0 here this season In In the City... 3 4 than any city Kdgar Newman Grove.. "Sjjjl! WICHITA. V4aW I'nltid b'lates. Htantnn 9 Hutton 4 IV. 9 1 A It. II. H. O. A. E. One thing Is certain, trainers at the Falrburjr York Si A in Fox. 4 l 1 2 0 Olltnnr 2 rf Kast Oins'ia track of the Omaha Driving " If 5 0 Fnet Tim Tohln. club have more Impossible. Haling, 31) 3 01110 0 accomplished with their The meet was held with the track little l.llschl. ss 2 1136 0 charges this spring than at any course lietter than a bog, which mado fast time Hllttnn, 2b 4 1121 I 3 .1 0 In the entire nountry, with the possible 1 2 0 0 Lincoln the Omaha root- Ml Jackson, cf , 3 0 of few of Impossible. gave A lb 2 0 0 0 exception a the southern ovals. but the Hupps, '1 er! a !care at tlie itart, Purple (iniy, c 4 1 1 6 0 . Ahead of Other Trneka. 2 2 ( 7 and White eoon caught up and were never Koestner, c 4 0 0 J' The training season has been backward headed In the scoring. "Chuck" Morcarty jf at eastern tracks snd other on Totals 81 t II 27 16 points, was the Individual star of the meet with a account Hatted for Larsen In ninth, V7 of the Inclement weather, while thirteen . actMtlee hers ever since the point!., Topeka 0 0 t M I M M Inauguration Following li the eummary: RICK WINS RACE; Wichita 0 10 0 of the spring lutve gone on IflO 10 11 16 dash: Uollateln. Stanton, first; . Two-bas- e la yard Hea-trlc- Home run: The result a track nf exemp- filevene bniitli, e, Lltschl. hlti: apice, Hcatrlco, second; Button. Tohln. Hacrlflce hits: Hetllng. tions! nuilltlcs, nd slrlinrs of third; GlUbs, Now Castle, fourth. Hacriflco steppers Kappa. fly: Lltschl, Double e.,V f that are, In cases, to n Tlma, 0;10.l. LIMBERG KILLED I'luss: I.HiM'ii to Lltschl to many keyed up d dash: Reynolds. Omaha, first; lattlmore, form, Un-col- Hritton to (2). Stolen base: Coch- second; (Strum, i Itapps Fullaway, Omaha, ran. Bases on balls: Off 2; off There Is not a spot on the mile ovsl third; Andrew, Lincoln, fourth, Iaren, Omaha Boy Pilots Maxwell to Vic- Koestner. 6. Struck out: By Iarsen, ; of the club's track that would Time, (M. by Hit ball: d run: filllllan. Hardy, first; by pitched By not measure up with the whims and re- Cen- tory in Race in Which limherg Larson, 2; by Koestner, 1. Umpires: T'ayutcr, Omaha, second; VVIer, Cloy Anderson and Pontine. quirements of the most exacting driver. ter, third. Zollinger, Nebraska Military Plunges to His Death. s The Is worked academy, fourth. Time, 2:07. if track brtpg &lly, with d hurdles: f V the greatest care and Its excellent groom- Andrew, Lincoln, ' 'i '4 3 m first; lleynolds, Omaha, second; Surface, MECHANICIAN ALSO KILLED Josies and Denver ing Is apparent to every hnrsman who Htedward. third; Olealer, Omaha, fourth. vlslls the r.ast Omaha Loral Time, O.Wt. , plant. Jl-C- hoi semen are ( Mile run: Nelson, Nebraska City, first; NfiJW YORK, May arl Umberg, Battle Ten Rounds sparing neither time noe Nted-- to the oval In 1 Baker, Klodward, second; Hiirber, f sjftcr leading for twenty-fiv- e miles in the expense get ultra ward, third; Zollinger, Nebraska Military race To i Hit condlllon by the time nf the Decoration t fourth. iAi. Sheepshaad Bay automobile for the Scoreless Tie academy, Time, day matinee, which, by the will i d dash: Morearty, Omaha, first; Metropolitan trophy this afternoon, ran '. T?ay, I keen-lookl- Hollsteln, second; Colllster. Kalr-bur- Into a fence of the Ills j;! be free to the public. The lf Btanton, at the top track. ST. JOSEPH, May 1.-- In a pitchers' third; Moran, Htedward, fourth. I.lin-ber- g program scheduled for the car turned over and broke In two. buttle between Stonier peroration Time, 0:i!4. and Sommers, - of harness horse will and It. Pallottl, his mechanician, dny program sport dash: Logan, Omaha, first; Joseph and Denver battled ten An . Innings -- a I he but a hint of the treat In store for Beaeon, Nebraska City, second; Klgy, were thrown out and the wreck of Die to a scoreless tie. Score; Olbboiis, third; Alexander, Nebraska Mil- car burst into flames. racing devotees when the big five days' fourth. DEN V Kit. itary academy, Time, 0:6?j. Pallottl died In the. ambulance on the flrest Western circuit meeting Is staged. une-ha- ir iiiiio relay: Omaha, rust; AB. R. H. O. A. K, August Jj to Inclusive, Beatrb e, second; Mason City, third; Lin- way to the hospital and Umberg- died Miller, rf 5 0 1 1 0 0 I In coln, fourth. Tlma, 1 :HJ. or the table. Iteed. 3b ft 0 4 1 0 Trainers put a busy week with their operating Kellher, ss 3 0 Hammer throw: Young, Lincoln, first; run- - oharaea and put the horses through any The accident occurred during the Oiikos, cf 4 0 0132 101 0 ' llrooklcy, Kdgar, second; Klllott, Mason ' '""" number of classy miles. Tha; third; fourth. ning of the fifteenth lap, thirtieth mile. Butcher, If 4 0 0 2 l 0 ; "r steppers City, KoslUky. York, 3b 0 are their feet a little Dliftaw.e, 113 feet 11 Inches. The ear hit the guard rail at the top of Dyer. 4 0 shaking faster each I 'incus throw: Shields, lb 4 0 1181 13 1 A time, a track record for the season of Hrlan, Lincoln, first; 101 the track at an estimated speed of Hlevpns, o 1 0 0 4 2 0 Crowley, Omaha, second; Itlley, Mitchell, '. Sterr-er- i.in being hung tip during the laet seven tied for thlid. Distance, 107 feet. miles an hour. , , p 3 0 1 0 8 .0 1'ole vault: Fullnway, Omaha, first; Jamberg and his mechanician were days, s Williams. Albion, second; Oerhart. New Totals 34 0 6 30 13 0 Track Heeord linn catapulted over the fence a distance of BT. I'p. man Grove, third; Hiirfaco, Btedward, JOSEPH, Tom TVnnlaon's fast pacers, Hal Mc-- 10 100 feet. The fence is (feet at It be, for lie has al- stable may train of.' or meet with one of fourth. Height, feet. thirty high AB. R. 11. O. A. E. Keport! from Thoinasvlllo, Cal., the pendous though may limey and lint Connors, worked a mile If. 0 3 8 l.OllVi befall a Shot put: Wilson, Clay Center, first; this point. Sullivan, ( 0 0 winter training ground of the Pastime ready trotted In In his tlia many nci'ldcnts that may In In Met 'a 1 1 t:9 a fashion to make the rBilblrds Martin. Beatrice, second; Glover, Gilmer, The other cars continued In race. be, cf 0 0 0 and doubt he trotter In It that the ss g 0 stable of Cleveland, Indicates a strenu- form proved beyond a that training. appears only sit take third; Young, Lincoln, fourth. Distance, Butler, I I 2 0 clicum-ftanc- o up. notice and finger their atop, 41 was won by Kdflle driv- Lee Is of 2.00 some unforeseen and untoward feet 44 Inches. I, Illckenbachcr, Kirkham, rf. 4 0 0 2 0 0 ous campaign for the young stallion, possessed sied. wntches-t- he ones' that had them tn a and ear 11. Block, c 3 0 can hhn from the High Jump: Morearty Fulloway, ing No, 0 0 Axworthy, 2.03!4, during the season of With that other wonderful prevent winning and frsme 1:11-31- , 0 161 12 Joyous speculative of mind tied for first; Culver, Albion, third; The time of winner was Jourdan, lb I 0 0 Z.tSSi. 2.02, retired from coveted gonl. The afforded 5 the 2b 4 1916. The son of tiny Anworthy, Peter Volo, permanently advantages Some of the rallblrds - Hange, Newman Grove, fourth, Height, Williams, 0 4 0 mate- don't need spllt- Jules Devigne was second In 1:K:L Ira 1 and la the all horseman will look to by a winter In the south will add '.fret 5H Inches. Keating, 3b 4 0 122 2 0 Is now in excellent condition it trotting turf, second stop-watch- to tell how fadt a , rec- to Hen Broad Jump: Morearty, Omaha, ftnt; Vail was third In 1:S:44. Hummers, p. 4 0 1 0 2 0 stated upon good authority the victor of Lee Axworthy to lower the stallion rially the colt's chances and, with merchant Is 1 second; Collster. Falr-bur- y. speed traveling; they can panforth, Omaha, 2.0CVi. be sent after the ord of 2.01, now held by The Harves- White at the head of the Pastime stable, third; Smith, Beatrice, fourth. Total! 83 0 30 10 "5 Peter Kcott, may figure It out by the beat of their pulse. 4 0 0- stallion at the Curies Neck there Is no question about the prospective Plutance, 20 feet Inches. Is Denver -0 stallion crown. From past performances ter, premier Thai's) a fact. Ask a horseman. Johnson Wild, St. Joseph 0 00000000 It Is but reasonable to expect the farm of C. K. O. Billings, near Hlcbmond, champion receiving the best possible care darkness. 00000000 60 great Training activities at tbe Itenson track Called, will the stu- - Va., and while the pride of the Pastime and attention. Ames Loses Track Btrunk out: By Sommers, I; by Starter, accomplish task, are humming, snd the outlook Is exeep. But 4. , Is Tight in Base! on balls: Off Hommers. 2; off tlonally favorable for a successful bumh ' merger, 4. Double play: Keller to of races at tho Nebraska Mobt fn Nrnlrn Shields. Two-baa- n Midway Hc hv hit: Dyer. Stolen Brandeis to HOLD TWO RACES '" Pinches and Wins bases: Williams, Dyer, Sullivan. Left MAGKMEN Did WAY Play Ing circuit meeting on June , 9, 10. The on bases: Denver, 4; Kt. Joseph, 4. Time; Renson early meeting will be tha curtain Two-fo- mt 2:00. Andrews Margin WASHINGTON, May 13 Detroit was Umpires. and Mullen. Two Combats With raiser In harness racing In this section baten, S to 2, John- OUT OF THE CELLAR ON OMAHA TRACK of the and a lot of today by Washington. All-Natio- rountry classy entries son, was effect- ns are assured. ' AMFyfl, May II. (Special Telegram.) although unusually wild, Kilduff and Smith Today la., A I Ames In the lead by three points up to ive with men on the bases, while the Thomas Wg string rf rarer la work- half-mil- e local team bunched hits on Cunningham Be ing right In fine the last eventt the relay, was Are Both Pitcher Myers Twirl Third Victory The Rrandels-A- ll Nation combat carded Two Gasoline Classics Will Raced along style, Mr, the outdoor dual In three innings, genre: Slugging Thomas has several look. forced to yield annual of Week and Athletics Go Into for flourke park afternoon was Over Boards of Local Oval In- extraordinary nt DETItnlT. yesterday to Drake a slim two-poi- margin. WASItlNriTON, Ing colls going through their paces-gre- en by An.H.O.A a An.H.O.A.B Over Thee Hundred called off on account of wet of One 1 0 "1 0 Seventh Place. grounds. stead Long; Event, material that gives of Ms Shearer, Drake' crack sprinter, whipped Ruth, IB 1114 ftMnrtin, 2b.. t promise the badly on hi! of the V 1, lb. I OK'.itftr, 3b... 2 1 t 0 Two games will be played today. Tlie things for the future In the harness horse Cyclones relay nnltim. cf... III OMilxn, c(.... 0 I 0 0 score: S4'4; t The Western league batters who are world. short race. Final Drake, fVtl. ef 1004 110 OHonrtnsu. rl. I I H BROWNS DROP INTO BOTTOM first fray will start at I o'clock. CHARLIE MERZ IS COMING BACK Ames, 62'4. Summaryi Viarb. It.... AOS OJmlir. IS ... a hitting at a .333 clip or better are: Tyde-ms- n, Large crowds of enthusiastic visitors Oawtont, rfl A 1 0 emiank. If... 4 tI'll)1 0 0 .M9; In dash: Shearer. first; 1 0 1 II Topeka. Koestner, Wichita, were evidence at both Prake, Duma, lb ... 4 It innmlth. c. I PHILADELPHIA. May 18. --Philadel Two racca will be held en the Omaha dally tracks.. Davidson, Drake, secondi Carson, Drake, Young, a,...! 1 J 4 OHPnrv. C....3 ASIA .471; Hinrhman, Lincoln, .429; Connelly, GEORGE The lnlerest taken by residents of Omaha third. Time: :W4. tanasa. a... I 0 1 flMrnrta. aa. 4 2 t 0 phia out of last for the first SMITH IS Speedway IS, A A Sioux .403; Q. Sioux got place July and high hurdles! Packer. Ames, run aham, e ( OJolininn. p. . i 2 12 0 City, Watson, City, contiguous territory In tha sport hi first: Noble, Ames, second; Jemegan, EHrkMn, p.. 0 A o .387; Hetllng. Wichita. .37.1; Btevenson, time this season by defeating St. Louis, Definite plans to stage two race of the shape of the to 0 A A ToUla K 0 pilgrimages the tracks Drake, third. Time! :1H. llarpar ....1 it .8D7; 4 8. One-mil- 1 1 A 0 A Lincoln, Cochrane, Topeka, .836; to St. Louis to shorter distance Instead of one Just to see the harness horses e run: Hawthorne, Ames, first; KavauaiH , dropped last place. THE DERBY WINNER work out, third. Hellsiaos 1 A 4 0 0 Smith, Omaha, .338; .833; Famous Scott. Drake, second; Crane. Ames, Kilduff, Omaha, Myere twirled his third victory of the event were made by officials of the Turf Man Here. Time: 4;43H. 34 14 A Claire. Des Moines. .333. One of the week's visitors was dash: Mellor, Ames, first; TnUlf H I week. He held the visitors to five hits, Omaha Speedway last week. Application Joseph Batted for in seventh. Carliale of Lincoln leads the league in two I. Markey of Chicago, a member of the Carson, Drake', second; Gibson, Ames, Cunningham of which were bunched with two Three-Year-Ol- d ISO n. John Sanford'i Colt for a sanction for two races, one miles third. Time: Batted for Stnnage In ninth, circuit drives with three homers; Hlnch-ma- errors and a In the seventh editorial stnff of The Horse Review an I hurdles: Ames, Butted for Krickscii in ninth. pass Inning In Parker, first; Lincoln, and Brltton, Wichita, are and enabled St. Gallops Home Winner in length and the other fifty miles In probably as well known ss a horse scribe Noble, Ames, second; Lucy, Drake, third. Detroit o 0 0 n n 0 1 0 -2 Louis to tie the score. 3 tied for the lead In runs scored with has been made to the American and turf as In Time: :2r4. Washington -- Davenport took Qrpom's place In the Louiiville Clastic. s length, authority any' writer this Half-mil- e rim: Smith, Drake, first; 01001100 fourteen each, and TTensling of Sioux and country. Merrlam, Ames, second; Hawthorne, Two bare hits: Morgnn, Johns in. Stolen seventh, Witt, who bad previously Automobile association. baxes: .fudge. City leads In stolen bases with Mr. Msikey Is known from eoaat to Ames, third. Time: iM, Veach, McRrlde, Foster, eight. tripled and singled, sent Pick In from STAR HAWK RUNS SECOND The local officials also decided to cut dssh: Shearer, Drake, first; Sacrifice hits: Henry, Vltt i2i, Korulenu. Eleven pitchers have not yet lost a third with the run. Score: coast as a horseman and on the fll-a- : winning the sum of to be expert Davidson. Drake, second; Fitch, Ames, ficrlflce .lohnson, Vltt. Double With the number of victories total prlie money turf game. He returned third- Time: Burns Bush to Burna. game. t, Louis. miLAnm-pniA- . was to tha Windy :22. play: to Haf AH. H O A E. An n n a n awarded. Last year a total of U5,0t,O One-mil- e Ames on balls: o; .lohn- scored by them, are: IXyUISVTIXE. Ky., May cltjr "ready to assure followers of relay: (Marsh, Olhson, Off Cunningham, off they X.. 0 owiu. aa 4 to the drivers. This the total the . runs- Cun- Shett. i to 10 13 John Bedford's colt, won given year 'srtr. Mellor, first; Drake (Alltiaueh, son. Hits and earned off Thompson, Omaha. 4; Hall. I; jonnaoa. as., a Smith, Oreat Western circuit that find tn .1 Topeka, niachant, c...a tto.ono. they'll Plackburn. Jordan, Powers), second. 7 runs In six 4 1 1 0110 forty-seoon- d for the two races will be ningham, hits. Innings; I lull a. Lincoln. 8; 1; Mar- Millar, rf.... ill Ohtrunk ct t the annual running of the Omaha the very best In 2:42. In- North, Omaha, the of Time: off Erirksen, 2 hits, no runs in two Wlilar. 4 1 OMftnnla. lb I AIISIt 0 0 The winner of the e race will wt? Two-mil- Kll-lec- 1h,. 14 mile and a get e run: Williams, Ames, shall, Topeka, 2; n. rratt. a 0 1 4 0 Kentucky derby ab a quarter track stables and other acooutrementg of flret; nings. Hit bv pitched ball; By Johnson, Larsen, Topeka, i; It..... llaMl, rb... itfr-O- fifty-mile 4 1 0 o 1111 A K. In tlie race tha winner Maskestad. Ames second; F.vana. Ames, Veach, StnnsgH. Struck out: Hv John, Dee 5; Maraana. sr. 0 OWalah, rf. .. t at Churchill Downs today. A. the harness horse 1A:15M. Moines, Clark, Sioux City, Itaal. b I A a Ih. o Sl.fcoo. sec- racing game. third. Time. ; 2; 2. npinl.. l was aeoond snd J. B. will receive finishing son, by Cunningham, by Krlrkaen, 2; 1; Flm 0 0 0 0 O'ftallba-ar- 1 4 0 n Star Hawk While In Omeha Mr. Half-mil- e relay: Drake Manner, Denvor. Johnson, Wichita, har. o.. If I Marker waa the irmpirts Hil'lrbiand and L'una. H y. s... 4 0 7 4 I 1 0 Hmlth's ond, third and fourth In the two races first; Ames 1; Kurchner, Sioux City, 1, aril. OMvari, P.... ! Wards Franklin third, George guest of Ed Peterson, president of the tiriMtm. p.... t :0t. will also draw down some prize money, second. Time, 0 OSte0 a 0 T 17 time was Omaha ctnb. Da.anport, Totala ... I II I t Prlvlng Together with Mr. 1:11V. 4 ml In. 1 4 1 1 0 om reels Are TrlMed. Sox L tb... Peterson. Otis M. secretary-trees-ur- er n. Red Smith, 1'nle vault: Krwln, Drake, and Jeme-sn- Cop ng 'TVtrtno 4 0 0 A 0 Contracts will be Issued Immediately tied for Indians ToblTl or the clubi Mr. Prske, first; Jones, Ames, Climbing of driving Dennlson third. Height, 11 feet J Inches. toons Citizen Soldiers and the work signing the Olivers from Totals.... n 1 rtciim throw: Wiirnirk, Drake, first; Fray Chicago Win lllll startrd. (Continued on Page Kour. Column Four.) Smith, Drake, kocnml Deffek, Ames, From Yankees Patted for Omom in seventh, In tlm decision to hold two (eol to Have making third. DIMsnre, ms for Deal In s BOSTON. May IX The Fostnn Amefl lattl eglith. Tourney ra'-e- Inst.a.l of one, the local official Itunnlna blsh t'lmp: liurrns, Ames, end -- t Louis 0 rt 0 0 0 A 1 o ft 1 cans defeated to ?, In a NF.W VontC, May IS One of the larg- l l. r Afi uillo Penn Cinder fhl, Ames, tltM f.ir first: Hlsrkhurn, llilcago, t I 0 0 1 2 0 0 I -- 4 advanced the t'. tlmt a long Path est New bllnileli hla 0 NEW IS - The Druke. and Cnniell, Anie, tied for third. Inning gam today. After the t.nae.v.ere crouds that ever witnessed the YOrtK, May Military rai-- tlreaniun In spectators Mild S feel '."i Thiee.tae hit Witt. Htolan t,sses: procs IMkM, Inches York Americans In New Athletic committee have outlined brlb-ve- I filled In the final Inning with oun out play Totk sa" Dlrr .lohnsnn. Sir W'aU i. league drivers alike. It Is there wih n Are Shot put- Kriill. Drake, first: Holmes. Mnrttins, r.l., a to be held Athletes I'ls-lrr- -, lnrrl-- them, defeated Cleve M setlrs of sthlelle events at Ame, cond; li'iny, Ames, third Kussell replaced f.cott In the bnv j heie tivlav by the h'ta: Jnliiia.ui Ii tila. more intoirst with two comp.t it inns end Easy J lltat-- a tlm T'i foet, ner, (he man to fare Mm. dm a land leaders, t o 3. Fisher weakrned H Ibt on erroia: m. Inula, on Pltepahead Pay speedway durltig of 1 flrt tTf i i ,1. S the prolit.liilitv tlff."ren tannic For RumilKg ln'sd Jump' Car"n, Drake Ih whon Cleveland scorsil balls room. ..If fi la the k of the big military" tournament. lu Ithaca Cracks single to scoring HuMlnl IIhi eiahth Inning inn' runs I . Alao ihM I,., more enra oi the f lr I'nik'", sc. end. Paul, Ames, earned iff il oon, hl'a, 20 ee-s- runs on a hae on balla, two l I ( beginning May I third rln,Dlstam-e- Ji V. tha vlnntngi run It was a en to singles, runs In mnli gs; off f timiit I If tpii k, lis il.oa pilots w lions moiiuta re.ik tr a I run In one t in Tha taill ennslst of twentr- - text all the Score1 bit batsman and a sacrifice fly. Ppessar Innlin. ..rf nr no bits program va. t i I Ii.. nV.i' IIIIl.At.ririllA, Msy U itoHii in tlci lliat iHin In sj. - no runs tn one off I3.no0 In a well i with a run and two sin- inutna; Myiia, hit elKbt tfnta, with gold stul balanced train Hurler's are Itl' starred t In ilium v inaka In time for the at cond r un trak today sasliy southpaw .4n if t E AM l V run inttioKa tut I'Hu'ied of to npalis won The Vsnke had runners on Mtt-ti- . nunitier silver Iropbles offitied the the annua! track meet with Uni- rt 1 I " sac tM It y Miller, by Daveuimrt, There are slan a Itumler of titner the Vlai. .4 t set-r- l I 1 it nod U Strut-i- Hv .u-i- lnnar. This Is the first lime In of working balk motion a' ft ,i J e .in M 4 I I end third to the ninth Inning, but alah. nut ir hv edi versity l'ennlvanla. The feamr ef !! "t ar!',.M .1 I a, t ehtagra t (.!!t 4 IS I It I'wl. i ova.loi.kle DavetiP"rt. by yrars that the busineas mn soldiers (be was retltrd I'lnrh Hitter Caldwell Meia, iot'ra j nirrt the breaking of the worta s k t u i i . .1 , e e i a I I 1 aires Is iterlt. In nug'MIn atfl Chill, have had an t I hr Ir IiwIm half mile rd W TOTIK, n Vmrlrea hnth a. I' t I 0 If on en ontfu-i- tit re j opportunity come- - by Ted Meredith fy k.il ' Men Is to suae a ef 4 k t'bsrlcy going -- f leagues should e , t It Ifc 4(144 I 4 Ct.r r.t.Avti smr stiprrpiaev In she open, ss In pretli.ua lYiiimvh and lie covered the In Wp tilr V M. Ji. I t ! ) .tar 1 I Tong LICKS buck distance Th J,.. tt t a WISCONSIN THC been ,, I it fur talks bv ths - . 4 I l I i ? I I i veats the sin.rta The former I h i ... r 14' I ( I a . rf itI i,M1 a bse alar, At sava lie la and be baa ioi,. reenfd. KS, was alsa t naa. K laai i'hiirl..f . ! e a a .JP. Msdisnn f.arrton h ie are ! ' "h i It , I I t ". it 4 t ! a GOPHER CN CINDER PATH iuate held Mm. The final Cee-n!-l. a ...,....( Ita4a a it at i.f t.,tt,U In t.tnaha ft if) Iit'llnt was, iib;li t'i sis Mile M rm i. ,. , I a l I a J(!-" '" r 4 a a . 4 a a - IVrtFiaylvenla, V ti, i J I... runt li. t ' '1 - M . '1 ft t.,...... , nil, ri H 1i blk fi'e fien.et rr ... la 4 t u , h 4 I 4 M!NVrU-i.- 14 iiiitiai im :a l ., . a i.n, l(. The HOW CARE IN ALL DETAILS ia bo II I !a I 4 I i. iV 4 Mm another tttoalisn tias made "1 c mi.- run I! h"f f!f" fi'oilns ! n tti' ,,t la, uliaiH ll tVn bv Car, a I t . aa 4 faI 4 a t'nlt,ra1! ritally lf at lu . r, . ! ! t li4to. t'.r hlioa. tlie ha4arb.4 I'teil. third. !(' fn ai Hill4 J v , v I I t t.i .'-- Il . f ) ADOS MOTORING COMFORT Hiiaf!a '..rneil, it , j faalal It in In . .11 4 ;.;: aa. i I An I f 1 l a a In.', ..11, Time. ' . I I sbrtt. "i, . t, ,,! a 4 ,, a a t l,l a . mi, t '. i " ,1 !.'! .al il I. a k n.r. t H.r. W la ...la xsort tiv i mm ... lhir atin I ( V iirtmm. 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