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TRAP-SHOOTE- "U VT . . RALPH SP0TTS, NEW YORK R, TO PLAY ANNUAL Tin ILV A BIG COLF DAY GAME LVj-- IUD I'llllUlU fef4 WINS BELT AND MAKES NEW RECORD Grover Cleveland 5PoirriNQNEW3 Shawnee Club Holds Its For- Store and Fuel Departments of Santa z- Fc Will Clash Thursday. From Everywhere. - mal Opening This Afternoon. Alexander J5Y"CXUG The store and fuel departments of 1 I the Santa Fe will clash in their annual . j SilTer Cup Offered to Player baseball game at Santa Fe park Thurs- of the Philadelphia fr day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rivalry ERRORS DID IT - DOWN. DOWN. DOWN! Making Lowest Score. between the two departments was nev- Nationals one of the 2 er keener than at present it is said, ex- greatest pitchers the TOPEKA. ! and a fast interesting game is in K Tope- pected Players AB R H PO A i The biggest sporting event in ' The game today. Last year Cochran's Careless Playing Airier, lb r. 1 1 8 O 1 ka today was the formal opening of lineup of the two teams will Lattimnre, 2b... 4 1 2 4 1 0 th-- Shawnee Golf club, the feature be as follows: leading pitcher Cost Sayages St. Joe Opener. Cochran, sa .". 0 0 0 X 1 of which was a prize tournament Store Dept. Fuel Dept of the .1 1 4 u Thompson & King, If. Kill, 2b. Kchweitxer, cf... 0 scheduled to start 1 Tvtleman. rf 4 O 0 2 O 0 at o'clock in the Gentry, 3b. Worsley. 3b. National League, pitch- (londwlii. 3b .t 0 O 1 0 0 afternoon. However, the Shawnee Griee, lb. Simpson, p. West Pitched Winning Ball, bnt Kruger, If 3 0 0 2 0 0 course was well filled with players at Stevens, 2b. Tweertv. lb. ing 49 full games. Monroe, c 2 0 0 2 0 0 an early hour this morning and both it Breere, cf. Whitlow, cf. West, p 3 0 ex- Roehrig, rf. Prather, sa. ' Had Poor Support. and the Country club course were - Dashner, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 pected to be busy localities through- Rodgers, c. Hawk. If. iheres stamina v.- 1113 out day. " ' r,ri t"'t' Gannon, ss. Herring, e. well Totals 28 3 5 24 7 2 the Clarke, p. Short rf. as ability. May 3 0. To The 'Shawnee club tournament - 'St. Joseph. Mo., ST. JOSEPH. scheduled for this afternoon consisted 'X'Tst " ' ' Skaggs. Braun and Brennan will be charged A ;i 5 in George Cochran can be the Plavers AB K H PO E of an le medal score handicap, '" uniform as subs for the Store de- McCabe. cf 3 1 1 1 0 0 partment and Daly Garrity defeat of the Topeka team at the 1 a driving contest for men and women and for O. Williams. 2b. 4 2 0 4 0 - - - Fuels. hands of the Drummers here Monday 10 0 0 and a putting contest. . the fray of Jourdan. lb 4 0 2 score were to , , afternoon in the opening the Block, k 4 1 2 5 0 0 The medal rounds hdM series. George made the only two Sullivan, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 start early in the afternoon and the 2 2 4 0 SEMI-PRO- he errors on the Topeka side and it was Hu'ler. as 4 0 player making the lowest score was to AMATEURS AND S Of course these that were directly responsible Kirkham. If 4 0 be presented with a silver loving cup. Keating, .lb 0 The handicaps were as fol- for five of the Drummers six tallies. J. Williams, p... 3 011100 0102 0 announced .The final score was 6 to 3. 110 lows for 18 holes: Allen, 18; Cooper, The Dibble Grocery team defeated 12; Duncan, 6; Goodrich, 6; the by 7 Drinks . - The Hollanders hit Hi West a little Totals 31 6 8 27 10 0 Hargis, Oakland team the score of more freely Honolulu was Score by innings: K. 22; Hillhouse, 22; McDermott, 22; to 3. The feature of the game was the than Topeka 000 000 0RO 3 Roby, 18; Snattinger, 18; Yates, 14; pitching of McDowell. Batteries: touched, but the score really should St. Joseph 100 100 40 6 16; 18; Dibbles 3 1 vis- Anderson, 14: Crow, Ernest, McDowell and Downs; Oak- have been to in favor of the Snmniarv: Struck out By Williams. 4: Gray, 22; Harper. 28; Lock, 12; Mc- - land Maye and Johnson. itors. Every one of the Savages' runs by West. 2. Bases on balls Off Wiliams. 22; Sallee, 18; 28; Any teams wanting games .were earned. In Inning 3: off West. 1. Hits Off West. 8 in 7 Grath, Thrapp, with the the fourth 1 Conwell, 22; Dale, 32: Fullerton, 20; Dibbles address W. Lawson, 117 "Block was on one down. innings: off Dashner. 0 in Inning. Hit E. second with bv pitrher Keating, 2. Stolen base Wil- Hagar. 28; Hensley, 22; Loveland, 22; Sixth St., or phone 3525. Butler, was safe at first on Cochran's liams. 2. Two base hits Jonrdan. West, Owen. 24; Scott, 18; Wikidal, 20. St. Marys, Kan., May 30. The St wild heave to the bag. lilock going to Bntler. Left on bases St. Joseph, 3: To- The order of play for those enter Marys Union Pacific league leaders third. The catcher sci.red when Kirk-ha- m peka, 2. Earned rnns St. Joseph, 3: To- ed in the handicap was to be as fol defeated St George by the score of 6 forced Butler at second. peka, 2. Wild pitch Dashner. Time to 2. Sipes, Marys 1 ;25. Umpires rontius and Andersou. lows: the St pitcher, ' t'ovhraii's Blowup. J. W. Harper and H. B. McGrath. struck out eleven men. Batteries: St J. A. Marys Sipes Yocum: St. George The seventh, however, was the Other W. 1. Games. E. Conwell and McDermott and nightmare for the- Savages. Butler H. Dale and J. F. Gray. Teague, C. Turner and Thomas, At lies Moines Score: K. H. E. J. Tj. Duncan Note: and Kirkham' led off with singlea Omaha 000 000 00O- -O 2 2 and F. Goodrich. Items for this column should J. -- - G. H. Allen and J. A. Crow. be written out in a legible hand and Keating forced Butler at third. lies Moines "iu A. Hargis V. P. be to Sporting Edi- Williams fiied to Tydeman and Mc-Ca- Rnrtprles Merz. riortn ana axuBcr. and Hillhouse. should rushed the Baker and Spahr. C M. Hensley and A. K. Owen. tor of the State Journal as soon as walked, filling the bass. Then R. D. Hagar and F. I Loveland. possible after a game is played. Teams came the distressing part for the . ... a . n n R E. E. Sallee and F. A. Scott. desiring games are invited to use the Ravages. Otto Williams laid down a Lineo'ln .... 440 020 001 000 112 21 2 I. Snattinger and L. P. Wikidal. column to make known their wants. grounder to Cochran, who lielded the Sioux t itv 32U utll 4iu w u ii i" i V. F. Roby and W. E. Trapp. Balph Spotta. .ball nicely, but tossed the sphere into Batteries East, Gregory and Rohrer; Grover Crosby. R. M. Yates and M. O. Lock. Ralph Spotts, of the New York Athletic club and amateur trap-shooti- the dust in front of Agler. The ball Clark, Boardman, and F. J. Ernest and past Thomas Fullerton. champion in 1314. regained his title this season and established a bounced the first baseman to the No game scheduled. new in events recently TODAY'S grandstand, and the bases were tber STAXDIXO OF THE f LIBS. record the held at the club's Travers Island safely on Western LraKac traps. Spotts made 196 out of 200 targets, which beats the 191 made cleaned. Otto landing third. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet in 1915 by George L. Lyon. In 1914 Spotts won the amateur title with a A moment later Williams etole home. Lincoln 20 11 .645 AMUSEMENTS R. H. E. record of 188 targets. ! 5:7 Apparently the Topekans were too S 7 1 lies Moines 19 12 .B13 Demand the genuine by full name-- discouraged to be on as they New York Wichita IS 14 fucknamea the alert, Boston 'T, .$3 Oliver Morocco presents encourage substitution. certainly should have been at any VA"'.V Ru- Omaha ....17 14 .548 of innings, how effectively IRIS the Batteries Matbewson and Rariden; .469 ber or the impersonator of put Gowdy. TOPEKA IS IT pitcher may pitched." famous Italian Coca-Col- other time. Had Williams been dolph and Sioux City 13 IS .410 first have character. George Beban in his iSw The a Co. out at first .and the throw had him Denver 11 1! .37 vehicle "Pasquale." Atlanta, ks re- R. H. E 19 .367 OOTOS The score' of the game in question latest Ga. beat the side would have been 6 10 St. Joe 11 1 ORPHEl'M Bessie Barriscale in C ,i - any damage being Cincinnati J III was tied at the beginning of the ninth JSP- tired without Pittsburg o i the Triangle-Inc- e production .done. i National League. CLTJG inning, the one in which Hall dropped Batteries Mitchell and Wingo; Jacobs Clubs Won. Lost Pet. BT out in. na- "Not Her Sister." Also, Key- In" the first inning the Drummers and Dashner went The farce-comed- y, and Wilson. Brooklyn ....18 11 .621 tional commission's secretary may be stone xylophone made their only earned run. Otto New York IS 13 .581 solo and Second Regiment band Williams was safe on a choice, R. H. E. 14 .5S3 right in the matter, and according to fielder's 8 4 Philadelphia ....IS Not content with stealing Jimmy given concert. If stole second and scored on Jourdan's Brookl-- 3 Boston 15 16 .484 Savages. Wichita his ideas Dashner would be the 2 4 3 21 Jackson from the game: Howe voluntarily CRYSTAL Episode one of "Peg O' single. Philadelphia Cincinnati IS .462 valu- but unless Cun-ar- Cheney and Meyers; Rixey Chicago 17 20 .459 now grabs one of Topeka's most changes Hall will get The Ring;" featuring Grace d Up to the eighth inning Savages Batteries Kel-le- y his decision. the the and Kilifer. Pittsburg 16 20 .444 able baseball boosters in J. Will game in the final records. and Francis Ford; Lee Moran .only compiled one hit, a clean single 16 20 .444 of the Commercial club. - Lyons in a to by in fourth, St Louis and Eddie "He's 1500 Houses Wired center Iattimore the St. Louis at Chicago game postponed; Devil;" Mary Fuller in "The in the eighth, however, they perked rain. American League. "Bugs" Reisigl, formerly of the To- Gradually but surely women are Three Wishes" and Slim Potel in up real nicely and for a time had the Clubs Won. Lost Pet peka Western league club, who has coming into their own in the sport "Slim Picked a Peach." irummers disturbed. With one down, AMERICAN LEAGCE. Cleveland 24 12 .667 had a varied career in the Pacific world and are pushing men into the present- Washington 23 12 .657 GEM Mutual Masterpiece Electricity "Hi West himself started the fireworks game : R. H. E. coast loop, has been cut loose by the background. A skirt, answering to ing Maude Constance For in the Last Year two-bagg- er At Detroit First New York . 20 14 .5KS Arthur and with a down the third base St. Louis S 14 1 Boston 18 10 .4S6 Salt Lake City club and has signed the handle of Miss Sue Trawkofski, Crawley in "Powder" a five-pa- rt line. Agler and Lattimore followed Detroit 2 R 3 Chicago 14 19 .424 with Spokane, of the Northwestern has won a permanent outfield position singles. scoring. Cun- drama. on the with West After Batteries Weiltnan and Severeid; Philadelphia 13 20 .394 league. with a club in the Richmond, Ind., tFor price and particulars see adver- flied out, Schweitzer deliv- ningham, Roland and Stanage. St. Louis 13 21 .382 Commercial league. She is the only tisements elsewhere in this paper. ered with a triple to right, driving Second game : R. H. E Detroit 13 21 .382 Hush Jennings of Detroit says that woman player in the league, but it is home Agler and Cattie. The fun was St Louis 6 10 7 the Cleveland Indians look like pen- likely to be only a matter of time until over, though, when l"ydeman popped Detroit 19 3 American Association. nant winners. Yep. Hugh certainly there will be others, not only in this EDISON EASY PAYMENT PLAN Batteries Plank. Crandall. Fincher and ' Clubs Won. Lost Pet possesses good look- out to Jourdan. The Kaws were cut Severeid ; Dubuc and Stanage. Louisville 23 13 .639 still moderately but in other leagues. "Sown rapidly in the ninth. Indianapolis 19 13 .594 ers. Motor Baggage - Transfer No Xutcw of the Game. R. H. E. jColnmbus ....16 12 .571 If a club owner in the Western Interest Charges The Savages deserved to with Philadelphia 5 8 2 Minneapolis ...... 17 14 .548 Today is a big sport occasion in win. Washington 5 7 0 City 16 .515 league would put a woman in his line- West tightening up as he did in the Meyers Kansaa IS every town of any importance in the up of a team 227 Phone 711 On Butteries Sheehan, Nabors, and Toledo 15 15 .500 except he would be assured The Edison Easy Payment Plan you can fjtnches. and it was too bad to see him Schang : Ayers, Rice, Johnson and Henry St. Paul 13 17 .433 United States in Kansas. If that would draw at the gates until the Open All Night lose through the careless support of and Ainsmitn. Milwaukee 9 .27 .230 you have a holiday this afternoon and novelty wore off. And some club own- make the small payments, during the sum- one man. don't have any place to go. remember er in some league is more than apt to mer months, out of the monthly allowance Krueger made a dandy running R. H. E. BASEBALL TODAY. that your esteemed legislature made succumb to temptation. Boston 3 8 0 impossible the for household expenses. Before winter you catch of Otto Williams's long fly to 3 0 it for baseball promoters center in The ap- New York 0 League. to offer you amusement for the day. will easily wiring-- . left the third. fans Batteries Mays and Thomas; CaldweU Western And if women once break into or- have paid for the plauded him vigorously. and Walters. Topeka at St. Joe, 2, clear; first 2 Su- The Drummers a slick play in p. Jack Clifford, the dancing partner ganized baseball, then, goodnight Sale tried m. san Trawkofski! An evidence of what Great FREE Telephone 4080 and ask for an ex- the fifth. Monroe was on first. No other games scheduled. Lincoln at Sioux City, 2, clear; first husband of Evelyn Nesbit. was once in- of Wil-Jia- they will do to the sterner sex is Through a prearranged plan. Otto 3 p. a pug. He undoubtedly learned do pert illuminating engineer AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. m. to dicated by the demand now being Fine Monuments to call and plan for was behind first base backing Wichita at Denver. 2, clear; first the tango and bunny hug in the by women golfers men be the wiring of your home and give you esti- .up Jourdan. Block threw to the bag. p. squared circle, and now that he has made that Monuments at an (10 innings.) 1:30 m. made to wear skirts and corsets when your mate. No charge apparently to catch Block, but tossed r H E Omaha at Des Moines, 2, clear; first entered the matrimonial ring he will playing matches with them. own price. for this It is FREE. the ball over Jourdan's head, but Louisville 2 5 2 3 p. m. probably learn some real pugilism. WIU accept horse where Otto could get it. The play Indianapolis 1 10 2 National League. EST TENNIS PLAY TODAY. and buggy for didn't work, however, a? Monroe stuck Batteries Middleton and La Longe; An Omaha paper announces that monument to the bag. Block, evidently, brought Rogge and Goissett St. Louis at Chicago. 2, clear; 10:30 Is a custom- Spring Tournament WiU Be a. m. 2 p. m. "Animal" Dashner rough Finals in the trick into the league, as he says it R. H. E. and er who oats raw meat and scrap iron This Afternoon. is one used occasionally in Cincinnati at Pittsburg, 2, cloudy; Reached H. Schroeder The Topeka Edison Co. the Coast Minneapolis ..8 11 4 p. and when in condition generally puts league. St Taul 11 0 10:30 a. m. and 3 m. up a pretty nifty exhibition of south- This afternoon's play will decide 2S1 The two Decoration day games will Batteries Rentier. Engel, Williams and New York at Philadelphia, 2;cloudy, paw chucking. the winner for the spring tennis tour- Jefferson St Tie played here this afternoon, the first Owens ; Finneran, Briner and Glenn, Land. 10:15 a. m. and 3 p. m. 808 Kansas Ave.' Telephone 4080 Brooklyn. 2. cloudy; 10:30 nament on the Y. M. courts. Two Phone 1003. contest to start at 2:30 o'clock. Boston at scrap be- Toledo at Columbus game postponed ; a. m. and 3 p. m. If raw meat and iron are fourth round matches yet remain rain. all that it takes to put Dash, in con- fore the semi-final- s. Turner must American Leajrne. dition we're in favor of killing the meet the steady play of Merriam and BASEBALL IS GREATEST OF No other games scheduled. Chicago at Detroit 2, clear; 10:15 fattest calf in Kansas and serving it Isneberger encounters Michaels. a. m. and 3 p. m. to him with the family sewing ma- 2, p. Quinlan will play the winner of the New Home Ran Record. Cleveland at St. Louis, clear; 2 chine upon his return. Also, we -- All-Ste- GAMES, SAYS DR. NAISMITH Claim Merriam Turner match. Superior el -- Fort Smith, Ark., May 30. The m. first. would like to throw in a neighbor's The matches will commence at 2 Service Trains Tulsa team of the Western associa- Washington at Boston, 2, clear; automobile and poodle as side dishes-- o'clock. tion was claiming a world's record 10:30 a. m. and 3 p. m. Be Sure the House Lawrence, Kan.. May 30. "Base- Philadelphia at New York, 2, cloudy; ball is the greatest preparation for here today after its feat this afternoon In spite of the ruling of Irwin M. SEVER BOXING RELATIONS. To KANSAS CITY of making eleven of its fourteen scores 10:30 a. m. and 3 p. m. Howe, league statistician, in the now DOUBLE TRACE NO a life can be indulged Hall-Dashn- STOPS man's that in the game with Fort Smith as the American Association. famous er game in Lincoln Wisconsin and New "York Commissions You Rent or Buy in." declared Dr. James N'aismith. TOPEKA Ar. IAN. CUT KAN. Ar. TOPEKA result of home runs. Tulsa shut out Toledo at Columbus, 2, cloudy; 10 two weeks ago in which Hall was Split Over Freddie Welsh-Milwauke- U. It. cm director of physicial education at given winning gams af- the local team. So as is known a. m. 3 p. m. credit for the a-- . the University of Kansas, here re- far and May 30. The is Wired for 4:15 a-- 6:25 7:55 here this record has never been Louisville Indianapolis, 2. ter he was out of it, C. S. Sherman, Wis., 935 a.m. cently. "The sport a player at clear; sum. a-- sum, trains equalled in organized baseball. 10 a. m. 3 p. m. the Lincoln official scorer, asserts that Wisconsin boxing commission has 5:55 745 10:50 12:50 p.m. self-- and a-- to be observant, and to have Dashner should be given credit broken away from a working agree- 7:40 a-- 9:25 11:00 also mem- Minneapolis at St. Paul, 2, clear; for com- Electricity un, 12:55 p.m. control. It trains the Bears Won From Goodlaad. 10 a. m. winning and cites the opinion of the ment with the New x"ork boxing 3:15 p.m. 5:10 p.m. 6:30 p.m. ory. If I had my way about it I first national commission's secretary to mission. 8:15 p.m. Goodland. Kan.. May 30. The Milwaukee at Kansas City, 2, clear; following 5:20 p-- 7:10 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 9:40 p.m. would have diamonds where at - back up his assertion. This action was taken the Be Off league 2 Put p-- Denver Western team won first p. m. s- Don't - 7:45 p-- 9:35 C E. CASCOM. C. P. A. lOiOO least twenty teams could play Goodland an game refusal of the New York body to ob- p.m. 1 1:99 p. every from in exhibition 1 p-- Pfcoo. day at the university." Dr. 7 The opinion upon which the Lin- serve the ruling made recently where- 8:50 p m. 0:40 403S 11:40 p.m. 1:50 Naismith pointed out that the keen here by the score of to 5. The game Western Association Results. coln sport writer bases his argument by Freddie Welsh, lightweight cham- With Anything Less ball players usually developed into was hard fought and close through- Sherman, 12: Muskogee, 0. is as follows: "Where a relieving pion was suspended for four months ,a ikeen businessman. out. Dyer and Shestak composed the Paris, 66; Oklahoma City, 1. pitcher goes in with the score a tie for taking part in contests in Wis- Denver battery and Brindley and Denison, 4; McA tester, 9. on even innings, he must win 'or consin, for delaying the contest with Rigsby worked for Goodland. Fort Smith, 0; Tulsa. 14. lose the game, regardless of the num Kver Hammer. Journal Ads Get Results Read the State Journal,