Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 8

1924. Pittsburg by Rights Is Pitts' Burg After Pitts' Victory Over OnOCilL KIWilNIANS Tciim Will Entertained at Ijuiifli- tlie Kup" Campaign About Set. President Foster, Tflmmy Toland and their band ot hustling Miners -will be the of the Kiwanls Club at their, noon luncheon next Tuesdaj' afternoon, the day before the openirtg of- the Western Association season. At their last meeting, the Kiwan- Ittns, lined, up'a strong body to enter In the' "Kop the Kup" contest by selling the, greatest number of advance and doing everything possible to! pull out a rattling crowd day. Humphrey announced yesterday that he planned to open the contest with the Ivi- Optimists, liions, Rotarlans and Modern competing the honoi-s.

BKSTON WHIPS YANKS WITH ROOM to SPARE Ked SOT Make It Two Out of Three From Champs With 9 to 1 Victory. Kansas Beats Washburn. Lawrence, April University of Kansas team defeated, Washburn college in the opening gariie of its schedule here today, 7 to 5. CMRTERSf NO CAN TOUCH YOU Own an extra pair of Paris so you can always haVe a dean, crisp, fresh pair handy. You'll find it a great conVetiience.

A STEIN CdMRflNT When out oh a day's fishing trip for o.ur owii pleasure let "us think about the farmer or landowner's Considering way some so-called fisheriiien abuse kindness, he; is a fering, patient individual. Gates are left open, fences broken down, empty cans, paper rubbish scattered about, and sometimes set fire to underbrush, are left burning. It is'no wonder that he'posts "no fishing" Why hot: oljtain permission to' fish in the stream on his land? Why not become acquaint''ol with him? Why not buy part of your, food from ftira? On the river just as far as it does in town. And when Farmer comSs to town try to reciprocate' by showing him the same courtesy he has shown to you. When leaving a camp, gather up all debris and burn it.

Do not throw tin cans, and bottles in the river. BUIT them. Extinguish fires before you leave. Most, of this advice is sary. All good, fishermen instinctively play the game'.

May they alt have Hght tackle, light stringers and lots of sport whenever, they "go.atishin.'" Boston, April made It two oiit of three from world champion Yankees by to-, day's 9 to held the visitors to five hits while the Red Sox liain.rrierlrig Roetger and Shields for fourteen hits for a total of bases. Score: AB 0 Miners to Arrive Here Tomorrow And Will Play Carthage Sunday NEW YORK cf Dugan, 3b 4 Rutli, Vf 4 0 Plpp. lb 3 0 Meueel. rt 3. 0 2b -1 Scott.

Koyt. Shields, p. 0 Totals for Hoyt In 2 2 0 13 0 6 0 0 0 w'ho have been -waiting and watching for their first glimpse of the 1924 Miners are to be rewarded for the-regular, club will-leave Hope this afterpbon and arrive In Joplln Saturday morning. Sunday afternoon the fans will get to see them under fire for the first tlnie when they play George' Cochran's Car- thageTlger's at Miners park. President Foster arrangied the game to give.the patrons a squint at the locals before into league' action against Hutchinson Wednesday afterhoo His plan for training at Hope NTOs to get the squad in', the-best possible but since his recent visit here he believed tliat the" fans would like to see the club before the opening.

had made arrangements to remain at Hope until Sunday, he made satisfactory changes there which would, enable him to bring the team In here earlier than expected. The Tannlgans, augmented by' several Independent -will remain at Hope and Texarkana there on Saturday and Sunday. President iToster left Hops last night and is' due to land here this morning to remain permanently. The team will drop Into Joplln In great shape, according to the word from Hope. They lost one game with Omaha on account of rain but had their workout In before the showers came and really did not miss.a single day of training.

GIANT RECRUIT GETS OFF OA FINE START Deim Ontpitches Daiiy Vdncc ahd Wins a Brilliant Victory for McGrawmen. STANBTNG fiV THE TE.AMS. BOSTON of Waihby. If Boone, rf Shanks, 3h Tioe. as O'N'eiH, Ferguson, AB 1 7th.

1. 1 I 5 12 3 0 30 1. 0 Totals by innings: Xow Yorit Boston S6 9 11 27 10 Boston ChicagiO York Cincinnati PJttsbursrlv Brooklyn Kt. TjOuis Philadelphia leaunr. Lost Pet.

'1 1 1 1 0 1000 .667 .667 .600 .000 100 001 Two-twse Wamby, JIarris.O'Nelll. Stolen base Lee. Sacri- I Double play.s—Dugan (unassisted). Shanks tftWamby to Harris. Base on Oft Fergiison, Roetger, 2.

Ferguson. 6: Hoyt, "ShiolaSj 3. Losing WEBB: CITY SCHOOLS TO ENTER MUSICAL CONTEST Webb Ci'ty, April, City's public schools will have five entries in' a tri-state musical contest at. Pittsburg, April 24 and 'J5. Mrs.

Kuhn, music visor'In "the public schools. Is prer paring the entries for. the contest. Webb City will send a girls' glee club from the high a-girls' a contralto soloist, soprano soloist and a. chorus from the junior AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisvill Paul defeated Louisville 6 to.

3'in the-third game'Of the series here t'oday. a southpaw, held the ColoiieiB to six htta and three Tuna in seven tnnl'nirs when betters began him outf the bases fiill. Manager Allen sent'Marfcle, a veteran, to- finish, inning. by St. Paul ........012 9 0 LotiiBvllle .002 001 li: MajkleUnd Alien; Holley and Meyer.

April of the games ever here made it three straight by, lefeating the! -vlsltdrs-'in thirteen- inniniis. 17 to -game, ap- -peared and'lost Indianaipolls putting, over the two runs-ivitH none out a base on balls, 'a double by and a heave, to first by Malone and Kreu- jger's. Scdi-e by innings: E.M.'E. Minneapolis 132 ,000 24; 3 Indianapolis; ..120.003 .702 000 .15 6 Lynch, Eng," Malone. and Grabby; Fltz- simmons, G.

Smlt'li, Hlir and In football AVeathcr. Washington, April 17. more suiteble for football than baseball prevalle.d today, for the third gam 'B of the Phil-: adelphla won. 4 to; 3. A mental slip by Zahniser, who thre'w.

to second Instead of home a double-steal was assayed the Athletics In. the eighth Inning gav6 Philadelphia its winning run. Scorfe: AB Dykes, 2b Haie. 3b Strand, cf Hauser, lb It Galloway, sa Pei-kins. a Heiniach, Baumgartner, B.

Harris, Totals WASHINGTON Judge, lb 2b It -FL-ffier, rf 'Prothro, ss Ruei, Zahniser, .33 4 AB .3 0 .3 0 .3, 1 O. 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 15 2 3 3 0. 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 5 13 0 0 4 1. 0 1 1 01 7 27 -as A 2 12 0 3. 2 15 0 0 4' 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 4 1 .3 0 0 3 0 ......33 S.

-7 27-14 1 for Zahniser in 9th, Score innings: 'Philadelphia .......110 001 .......000 300 Two-baso Strand, Rlch- bourg. baser-Judge, -Stfrand, Slminons. Dovible plays-i-Prothro' to to Jiidge; Galloway, to'-Hauser; Dykes to Gallo.way to Struck Hel- ihaoh, Baumgartner, Zahniser, 2. Winning pitcher Baumgartner. Lost Pet.

Detroit Boston Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis New YorJc Washington Cleveland 1 1 0 1000 .667 .667 .667 .333 .533 .333 .000 WESTERN' IJEAGVE 'rulsa, April 17. The Denvei- Bears made it two straight over the Oilers winning 19 to 2. The poled t-ivonty sAfe hits. Voorhies, pitcher, was Hit head by a batted ball in the seventh and had to retire from the game.

Score Innings; R. B. Denver 003 054 20 2 Tulsa .110 000 3 9 3 Hajl- and Roche; Brinsda. Pens, Clark and Crosby. American Auoclatlon.

"Won Lost I'ct. Indianapolis Toledo Louisyllle Colurnbus Kansas City St. Milwaukee Minneapolis. loqo 1000 .600 .500 .333 .000 .000 Western I Wichita Denver Des Moiu.es St. Joseph Oklahoma.

City Omaha Tulsa 'Lincoln' Won Lost Pet. 3 0 1000 2 0 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 J. 0 2 0. 3 1000 .600 .500 .500 .000 .000 TESTERDAX'S RESUIiTS.

Xational Xeagnc, At New York, Loula, Boston at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh'at Cliiclrinatl, postponed, rain Ajnierlcan At Boston, New York, 1. At Philadelphia, 4. At Chicago, St. 3. Cleveland Detroit, postponed, rain.

St. 'Kansis City at Columbus, postponed, rain Mll-waukee at-Toledo; postponed, rain. At Indianapolis, Minneapolis, 16.. (13 Innings.) Among the strange specimens dis- ooyered fish a. poison spike inrtlielr tails, and vultures which'liialie: noises like barking dogs.

WORTH HATS AND THDROllCHB Even When Rain Soaked- Worth hats and Thoroughbred hats are not spoiled. They are colored through and through and shrunk to their correct size and shape in boiling the liuiTidry, they may look a' littie (iTioJre the worse for' a severe 'wetting, but the wearing qudities paired. Ask your 1" Price up SAINT LOUIS, WjoX A 4 the Allegheny Moutitafns Waa WUd. Chicago, April Chicago hit opportunely b'ehind; Vangllder 'B wildness and erratic' suppoi-t and defeated St. Louis; 6 to' 3.

George Connally, Texas league recruit, pitched In form until ninth. Inning when he weakened gave way to Ted Lyons, t-wp' otit. Jacobson was retired on a-ioul. Ken Wllliarcis ahd'Secbiid Baserhan McManus were ordered but of the game by Umpire Holme's for objecting to a.decision. Score: AB 4 1 3 5 LOUIS rf Gerber, ss Slsler, lb If Evans, It McManus, 2b Jacobson, cf Severeidj Ellerbe, 3b Sayne, 1 2 '5 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0.

A 1 7 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 0 .0 for Bayne In 3 10 34 CHICAGO Mbstil; Hooper, rf Collins, 2b Stieely. lb Kanirh, 3b Barrett, If MoClcllan, so Corinally, Lyons, 3 4 4 3 3 4 0 AB R- -it 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 ,1 IB' 0 1 2 1 0 0 E. .0 0 ..31 6 9 2.T 14 Olx-7-6 Score by innings: St. Louis 000 loo Chicago ...200 300 Two-base Slsler, Throe-base Homo run Jacobson. "Stolen plays-rConnally to Schalk tio Sheely; Collins to McClellan to Sheely.

Base on- balls Conniilly, 'Variglldor, i'. Winning Losing OKLAHOMA A. M.ANiy M.U. TIE AT TENNIS Stillwater, Aprir first tennis competition between the two Oklahoma A. ahjj Missouri tied lh yon lost in tpurnahient today, each winning? two slng-le 'mfitchea- and one doubles.

results were as follows: Bfubbel, defeated Wald- 6-3; 6-4. Calrries, Aggie won over Miijdlln, 6-4. and. Mindlin defeated Calmes and Waidrop, In the doubles, 6-4; 6-3, In. the second doiibles match- dlameis' and "Waldrop were, victors over Hubbel and Mlndlln by.

ascoreof 2-U; 8-6; In the thii'd singles match Wald- mp ileteatpd Nw-hile'lti the Oalmes Uubbel 416; 5-4; "irf 'Atr 1. At. Beauinont-Houston;" wet grounds. Soatheni Chattanooga; v4; Atlanta, 16. -Nashvljle, Birmingham, 4, Mobile, ,2.

Memphis, tittle 'Western At Tiilsa. Denver. 19- At QklaKoma Moines, At -St. 6. THEV FLAY TODAY.

Jiratlanal Xeagne. Brooklyn -at; New 'York. Pittsburgh' at Cincinnati. Chicago-at St. Louli.

Amarican Louis at Chicago; Detroit, Philadelphia at; Now York at Boston. Ameilean'Association, at Kansas at: Columbus. St. Paul at Louisville. Minneapolis Western Xeagae, DenverafTulsa.

Lincoln, at Des Molnca Oklahoma City. Omaha St. Joseph, April to solve the offerings of Southpaw BUI Bailey St. Joseph lost to Omaha," 6 to 1 today. Roy Birkeiistpck started for the Saints and allowed only one hit ana a lone run in the first seven Innings but weakened In the eighth, allowing three runs.

Score by innings: H. E. Omaha ".000 100 1 St. Joseph 000 010 6 3 Bailey and Wilder; McColl, Birkenstock and Fisher. -Oklahoma City, April.

tr-iple In the eighth with MoNally-'and Felber on base broke pitching duel between Don; Songer and Clarence Brown and gave Oklalioma City a 5 to 3 victory oyer Des Moines today. innings: R. H. 35. Des Moines 4 1 Oklahoma City .002 000 7 3 Brown Sbnger and Wichita, April won fiom Lincoln for the second time hereHo- day, 9 to 2.

Musser allowed no hits up to tho sixth while Ws mates were ooUeoting a big lead In the innings. Score by Innings: R. H. Lincoln 001 4 1 .530 100 0 Bulla, Dudley and Snyder; Musser and, McMullen. New Tork, April, Dean, McGraws $50,000 pitching recruit, got off to an auspicious start liere today in the New Tork Nationals 3 to 2 victory over Brooklyn.

Dean engaged in a brilliant twirling, duel with Vance which waa decldod In the tenth inning on singles by Groh, Frisoh and Kelly. Johnston and Foiirnier hit Dean for home runs in the. first BROOKLYN A Neis, cf 0 0 4 0 0 I Johnston, 3b 3 1 13 0 0 IB 4 0 1 0 0 0 Fournior, .3 1 1 8 0 0 Griffith, rt 4 0 0 3 0 0 Deborry, 0 1 60 0 Kluggman, 2b 4 0 1 3 4 0 Jones; ss 4 0 1 2 4 0 Vapce, 3 0 0 2 0 Totals ...33 2 ,10, 0 out when run was scored, NEW YORK Southworth, cf Groh', 3b 2b rf Meus'el, If Jackson, ss Snyder, Dean, AB 4 6 5 2 6 4 4 4 38 R. HO 0 1 3 1 3 1 1 4 1 2 3 10 0 4 1 5 0 2 A 0 5 0 0 3 1 1 ,2 Fldier Ralabig: Money. Pipher.

April one-half of the necessary $2,000 for the organization of a baseball asso- -platlon In the Plcher district has been subscribed, It was stated today by A. J. Goldberg, a member of the committee selected by the Klwanla club to assist In the promotion- of the movement. Soliciting, It is said, will be continued wltii Increasing' activity In the hopes that the remaining money necessary will be subcribed within the following week. 'Farrell, Kaufmnnn, Jacobs 0 Totals ......39 ST.

LOUIS AB Flack, rf 3 Smith, If 4 Hornsby, 2b ..4 Bottomley, lb 4 Frlegau, 3b 5 Mueller, of 4 L. Bell, ss, 4 3 Sherdel, 3 Totals 34 Score by innings: Chicago St. Louis 7 16 27 2 0 3 1 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 10 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 6 27 9 030 9 30 14 Totals Score by innings: Brooklyn 300 000 000 Now York lOlO 000 Two-base hits ITrtsfh. Home runs Johnston, Groli. Stolen hase Frisch.

Double plays Frisch to Kelly; Kelly to Jackson to Dean; Kelly to Snyder and Kelly. Base on Deari, Vance, 4. Struck out By Dean, Vance, 6, ..210 030 ..010 100 Two-baso Grantham, Vogel. Three-base Homo Bottomley. -Stolen Statz, Frlberg.

Base on Kauf-. mann, Sherdel, 1, Struck out By Kaufmann, Sherdel, Winning pitcher BYDOLEKAND CHAPMAN TO PLAY IN PINEHURST Fim Plnehurst April Bydolek, Buffalo, who today upget calculations by elimlnatlngr Ddhald G. Herring, Philadelphia, will ihiBet John D. tomorrow In the final round of the mid-April golf tournament here. Chapman today defeated P.

P. Randolph, pf Point dlth, R. I. Herring, whohad been playing sensational golf since the beginning of tournament, blew up today and lost seven down and alx to play, Bydolek was always ahead. Tennis Semi-Finals.

'Plnehurst, N. C. April Howard Voshell, former I national Indoor champion, G. Carlton Shafe, Philadelphia, and Miss! Martha Bayard, Shorthills, N. and Miss Leslie, Bancroft, won their way Into the finals their respective divisions In today's play of the annual North and South Lawn Tennis tournament.

of semi-arid laaiLt does not cause any 'appreciable, dlf- ference In the rainfall of that; re-, glon. Cubs Batter Sherdel. St. Louis, April Chicag-o Cubs hit Sherdel often and timely today and defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 4, giving Chicago two victories in three games played.

Bottomley hit a home run over the right field bleachers for his first hit of the season. Grantham got'a home run, double and two singles in five times up. AB ..5 .1 ..5 1 ..5 2 .,5 1 CHICAGO Statz, of 'i Adams, ss Grantham. 2b Grimes, lb Friberg, 3b Miller, if. Vogel, rf 2 2 4 1 2 2 3 A 0 2...

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