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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 16. 1922.
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Snake Creek Heals Many Records Are
Ash Grove, 'M to 8 IJroken in the
Sunday Afternoon State Track Meet
Fn:le Clink defeated A-li Gmvp 31
to H .Nuri'!:iy and maintained it--- clutch
on tin; leader's -ition in thf; lUi
l!utu riiur-ty lo!ifu'. A large crowd
Jittl'Il('l tilt' J.','!"!'1 Spit1 ! the illl-
ver.-e weather conditions. Snake Creek
pounded out three home runs. Swan-t-'in
pitched a good game, bating the
A.h rove willow-w loldors down wiili
bis hit-:. That he was somewhat wild,
however, is shown by the fart that lie
pa.v-nd three mm when hit by u
pitched ba'l. The box feme:
Ah (inup r h
Ilaulov, ss-p 1 1
1 eidlo.'f, 2h 1 0
Thompson, Mb 0 1
Phillip, lb t
llawlt-y, it' 2
Msb-y, c 1
Silxrnlcl, cf 1
Put inton, If 0
Miaughne.-sy, p-ss 0
po
2
2
a
G
0
7
0
1
4
Total - - - 8 0 21 4 10
Snake Creek r h po a e
Kamsdcll, ss 4 3 0 1 1
Nelson, c 4 4 It 1 0
iSwanimn, p-ss 3 111
(Jit en. 2b C 4 12 0
i. Kchwadercr, If-p 1 2 1)1
Nichols, lb 3 3 9 0 1
Jones, cf 3 3 0 0 0'
K. Sehwailerer, rf 3 0 14 0
Parrett, 3b -2 10 0 1
Totals - - 31 23 27 10 5
Score by innings:
Ash (Jrove 0 002240008
Snake Creek ..4 0 1 3 3 2 2 4 G 31
Summary Two batc hits: Ash
drove 2; Snake Creek, 2. Home runs,
Snake Creek 3. Hit by pitched ball, by
Swanson 3. Stolen bases, Ash Grove,
h; Snake Creek 11. Passed balls, Ash
(Jrove, 2; Snake Creek, 2. Kase on
balls by fchaughnessy, 2; Swanson, 4.
Struck out by Shaughnessy, 5; Swan
son, 13. Umpires, Wilkins and Dillon.
Snake Creek and
Rerca Teams Lead
In County League
Fail-view defeated Pleasant Hill 35
to 18 Sunday before a crowd of 200
jK'ople. The game ojK'nod with both
teams putting across six runs in the
lust inning. Pleasant Mill then fol
lowed with two runs to Fairview's
two in the second, and led 8 to !. From
then on it wad all Fuirview, Pleasant
Hill getting a numlcr of runs but
being ur.abU to keep pace with their
hard-hitting opponents. Fairview
wored in every inning, while the Pleas-
tint Hill team was unable to cross the
place in only one inning, the eighth.
Marple forfeited to Herea. The
otliciai score of thin will be i) to 0. It
is rcHrted that a number of the Mar
ple players are sick and were unable
to come. Herea took on the Alliance
team in a practice game as a sub
stitute.
The Kerf Sox lost to Lawn in what
was th' surprise game of the day. The
score of this battle was 13 to 8. This
was by far the liost game of the day
The Ked Sox, picked as winners wove
unable to come up to expectations and
took the short end of the score, lhis
trame was at Lawn.
The Snake Creek team continued its
winning streak hy walloping A.-h
(rove, 31 to 8. This leaves Snake
Creek and Herea tied for lirst place,
each with three wins and no del eats.
These two teams will meet next Sun
day to scrap for the leading place. The
standing ot the teams tt:
W L Pet
Herea -3 0 1000
Snake Cre k 3 0 1000
Uiwn 2 1 ",(
Ash (Jrove 1 3 JI33
Fairview I 2 333
Marple . -t 2 3:i3
Ked Sox 1 2 3.S3
Pleasant 11.11 0 3 000
Allii.nee high school, w'th 10 point-,
placed eighth in an entry li.-t of l'l
,o.nis at the annud high school track
:.eot. Alliance was in gioup 2. The
. e'-ord.s !i)aii' In this gioup were much
better lis a whole than those in either
ol the other two. lioal of Alliar.ce
gathered : i point o for his team when
he took second in the 1 10 and HMj-yaril
da.-ho. In each of these the blue and
white speedster fmi-hed about a loot
to the rear ol the winner. In the hall
mile Heal pushed Nightingale, ihe stai
Broken How distance man hard, the
time in this race Itv'.ng; 2:0." 1-5. In
the 140 Hein the crack Wilber sprinter
was forced to a pace of 54 2-5 to beat
Heal by a lew inches. Dailey, Alli
ance sprinter made a poor showing,
taking third in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes. Dailey has several times run
the 100 in 10 1-5, and set a new record
in the western Nebiaska meet when
he stepped the 220 in 22 3-5. Hein of
Wiibpr who beat him at the state meet
was clocked in 24 flat. Strong, half
mile and 410 man, failed to place, and
Killian, Alliance miler was unable to
finish. Ihe great change in altitude
.seemed to bother the Alliance men, and
cut dow n their speed to a great extent.
Rhodes of Ansley, who set a new
state record in the pole vault last year
when he cleared the bar at 11 feet 8
inches, was defeated in this event by
Lingle, Morrill star, who went over at
11 feet. Lingle is reported to have
vaulted 11 feet 9 inches in an attempt
at a state reconl only to have the
crossbar blown oiT by the wind before
he reached the ground. Pred etions
before the meet were that Rhodes
would have little if any competition
in his event, but this was evidently
wrong. Rhodes, however, made two
new records, high jumping six feet and
broadjumping 21 feet 10VA inches. He
now holds three Nebraska records,
being tnc omy man U.ai holds more
uiuu o..o. ..tr in utei'ior mane a
.ti-w ie:oil in the higii hurdles when
iii.i.n .i.e slicks in li 1-5. 'lhis
is two-fifths of n second la. ter than
ihe old record. 'iimm ol (Scrota held
ne itMiid ior about tn minutes, run
ning his heat in Hi 2-5, a sl;ort time
oe.oie W ;r mane his record. Franc
oi iobias spiung the surprise of the
uay when lie defeated Deiilaranviile,
Aurora Fuller. hiancK tct a new rec
ord of 4 minutes, lit 1-5 .seconds . 'Ihe
iMl reeoid was 4:12. le.lai unville,
who won both the mile and the halt
..ine ai iiie i.iwt lust jear, was looked
uAni us a ceitain winner. 'lhisycar
lie entered only in the mile in order to
t-c-t a new lecoid, only to have an un
Known i-natch tne laujels. 'two of the
in w recon. , ttie m.ie tmd the high
jUinp, teem ce.-iined to stand t.y
siine time. Kither Is good for a col
.ec lTC'iin. 'I he 1 1 r i 1 1 1 ol Rhodes high
jiiiiiji may be realized, when it is eon
. idcred that a man oi aveiage height
could easily waiK underneath the bur.
'1 he success of the cinder sport in
Nebraska, may he almost entirely at
tributed to the elforts of Coach Henry
F. Schulte, of the University of Ne
braska. PfCfore the advent of Schulte,
Nebraska ranked far below other
slates, while in two years he has built
up track work in the state until Ne
braska in to be fearcnl in nny circles.
Schulte originated the ientathlon, the
numeral system, and he has also great
ly increased the interest in the state
meet. Schulte is recognized as one of
the greatest track coaches in the coun
try, as he has coached some of the
most prominent track men in the
United States. Until two years two
little interest was taken in this line
of athletics, while now even the
smallest towns are sending men to the
state meet. That these give good ac
count of themselves is shown by the
work of Franck and Rhodes. Coach
Schulte may be said to have done more
for Nebraska high school athletics
than any other man.
Omaha Central won the Group 3
title in the annual Nebraska track
meet, with Omaha Commerce second,
Willier won the Group 2 title with
Ansley second, and Callaway won the
Group 1 championship, nosing out De
Witt, last year winners, by one point
E. Essay will pay a good price
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Carpentier And
Jack Dempsey May
Rattle Once Again
; A toiuh of real humor comes from
old F.ngland. (Jeorue Carpentier and
Jack Dempsey are to fight again
Since Ted Lewis' defeat by Cariwntier
a match is being built up between the
heavweight champ of Furope and
IViim.-v. "Huilt up" is the only way
, of describing it, as the interest of the,
public will be once more obtained by
ihe sut of press-agenting with which
Jack Keams, Demp.-ey's manager, is
evidently such an adept. Kearns, in
a statement to the newspapers says
that Carp looks bigger and stronger
now than when he fought Dempsey
..last July. How peculiar, when Carp
is nearly thirty for him to suddenly
attain such remarkable grow th and
development.
Let us come to America to .show the
ridiculousness of this stunt. Jack Hrit
ton, the venerable welterweight champ,
knocked out this much touted Tec
Lewis, and the welter king was neve
accused of having a punch. Lewis jj
a middleweight at that. Now Carp
knocked Jack Hritton for a row of ash
cans. This by no stretch of imagination
would entitle him to a Ixiut w ith Demp
hcy. And Hritton is by far a letter
man than lwia. Henny lconard, our
great little lightweight champ, could
firobably give twenty pound to Lewis,
mill knock his roof oif. Presumably
then, Leonard would le in direct line
l'i r a bout with Dempsey.
However, if any promoter thinks that
he could bunco the public into iaying
good cash to see the Frenchman again
kiss the canvas, let 'em fight. They
would probably tax the caiuicity of the
largest arena, again proving that Bar
Hum was eminently correct.
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MONDAY, MAY 22
Farmers' Picnic and
Basket Dinner
Thursday, May 18th
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First Game With
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Should Uc Fast
The oponine barl:ill ir.nmr of tlio
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Mutids for anjthinir. Mii'atnie has
always U-en a hasoh:ill town and they
;ue reported to have a fastor apprr
ration this year than ever lefore. Al
lianre undoubtedly has one of the
s-iicedie.st bunrhe. of wi'low fielders
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a hiccer riowil tli.in eer attended a
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Tennis Tournament
at Hih School
Will Slart Friday
The hijrh srhool tern's tru'Tianient
will lvr in l'riday, May lf, nceordinir to
present plan. A larjrer number i.
expretnl to enter th:in has ever entei-ed
n tournament before, anil the competi
tion will un!oul trdly le c!o-;er. lioth
lust ear's single and douMe champs
will enter, Frank t'ailcy in Uie frmer,
and Robert Hiekre'l and lames Fowler
n the la' ter. The double? champs at
lea.-t, should have little dil!"icu!ty in
retaininp their tide. The drawing
for the tournament will be held Wed
nesday, nlthout'h play will not begin
vntil Friday. The racquet wielders
are already limiting up, ar.d some
have been practicing lor some time.
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