TJIK OMAHA BKK: TLFDAY, SKPTKMIIR 28. 1922.
New York Giants Clinch National League Pennant for Tenth Time
10
Cardinals Lose
to McGraw Men j
in 10 Innings!
timrge Kelly' Hitting I-irge. j
ly etorii.!e fur (.otliam j
Tram .1 to 1
Victory. j
.V Yolk, He pi, NVw rk
rhn.ha.1 !) lot h National league
championship I) or when th lilanta
rh-feaud Ht. I.nuig In it 10 Inning tunic,
to 4.
II was the eighth thamplunshtp in
In Nt'W York under Meflraw'a leader
liii alma 1'jiiI ami murk th first
tunc since 1913 that a National )ugii
tluthiplim lina rrpestte.1.
Ueorg Kelly' hitting wa largely
responsible for New Vcirk'a victory. I In
tlil the cire In tha sixth Inning with
hiitiia run with Ymmir on hane, while
111 single In the 10th after Young hud
Irnnn Intentionally imwril, rtrova In
Krlsch with Ilia winning run.
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iii, cut when winning run ernrea.
altattril fur M"juii.n In nlnih.
sliati.il lr Cunningham la ninth.
Score by Innltige;
. Uula J....J1" 0l 11 04
yw V'irk 000 iiii ou I 11
Nummary -lluna: ' Hied.., J. Hmllh,
Kin. k, ll..in.liy, Krlai-h (J). Yung lii,
Holly. Krur: Kelly. TKH-bau hue; Han
rmrt. Young, Thrx-lm. hli: rfortialiy,
l rl. h. hai rlfl. - : li.itlonily, afeuael,
f.avan. Hume lun: Kelly, luuttla play.-.
Tunimft la KMer to Kelly, Krleeh lo
Ji.nrr.ift u Kelly. I .eft nn baaeer Now
Yurk, ; HI. I.iu, I, llaaea nn hall.: Off
Jl.tjiimiiii. I; i.ff Ryan. I; ofr Vl-fttr, 4
lllta; off Mcquillan, In : ff liysn, a In
1. Winning ilU'ttr: Ryan iniplrea:
t!glr and Klein, Time: I :i,0.
"Black Leopard"
Has Fight Style
Like Dempsey's
The physical makeup of Kutlllilg
-ikl, iniKiiiTor il Carpentier, has
l-eil likened to that of the leopard.
- J it action his great liiuncled play fun-
Cnu'iHnKly under a dark xkln; he la
tretnely fant of fiKit and in wont
to make ftrnit ltuipa when evading;
t!' tiuixhea of an opponent. This
' f' ini ih atrlkiiiK contract to the grace
ful t'arpentler, whose foot movement
li that of the Aeathetlc (lancer.
Slkl la typical of the brlKadea of
jiicked Heneyaleae aoldlerg brought
to the weHtern front during the worl.1
v-nr. Ktalwa.rt. poaaeHMed of great
atreiiKth and endurance, and an lrre
alntllle foe wheu excited, he rrouche
nml bundli'N tufther his inaaxive niua-c'l-d
alinuMcrs) much after the faahlon
'f .lack DempHfj;. ' .
A broad grill, exuDnlUK the perfect
teeth su typical of the negroid, lights
tip hla face aa lie goea Into Antic com
l ai. At times thla grin narrow until
it becomes somewhat of a leer, per
haps intended to frighten nn adver
sary. In all of his ring engagements In
France, Slkl has been mjccessful. But
in none prior to his bout with Car
rentier did he display any terrific
punching power. Carpentler's man
ager, Francois Deseamps, who la
credited as beina; a shrewd judge of
lighting ability, bid asserted tliat Slkl
vag such a poor lighter that he would
not permit Carpentier to meet him.
The success of the Senegalese pros
Hibly will start talk of a match be
tween' him r.nd Harry Wills, Ameri
can negro heavyweight who is being
groomed as a prospect for a cham
pionship bout with Dempsey.
Slkl Is the third "foreigner" to gain
pugilistic fame during the present
rear. First canie Luis Angel Firpo,
an Argentinian giant. In New York
and New Jersey he met only what Is
termed in sporting parlance "trial
horses," but his superiority in these
bouts was so marked that leading
fistic experts predicted for him a great
fdlure In the realm of the squared
circle, 'i'hey declared Firpo needed
nnly careful tutoring in the finer
points of the game of hit, stop und
get away to place him among the
first nnd foremost.
Omaha Gun Club
Team Loses Match
The Omaha Outi club team lost
special mutch li the t'llumlnia shoot
eta at Columbus. Neb., yesterday by
1 blue rocks. ' The i olumbua guns
atr4 DM xint, while oinutu got
The score fallow a tcviiitratttlit shot
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Orliaha Suggested by Evans
as Site of New Title Links
y IIAHI.KS It 1IH K) KV .NN. 4K.
We have had muny men In the past
who have contributed much In time,
money and enthusiasm for the devel
opment of golf, hut here la an oppor
tunity for someone to give ihe game
something In this. country that would
forever link his name with the aport
and give untold aid to umuteur play-
eres who strive for the championship
title.
The United Plates is so big and so
many boys are now taking up golf
that the gamu 'needs a championship
course located somewhere In the cen
tral part of the country I should say
in Detroit, Chicago, St. loula or Oma
ha would he ideal. This course, de
signed to offer the most nearly per
fect test of golf that architects could
build, could he In this country what
the famous old St, Andrews course is
In Scot la nd.
If smh a course were created it
would serve several important pur
poses and would be self supporting.
The national amateur championship
could be held over It each year, and
perhaps the open championships as
well. In addition, sectional champion
ships niaght bo decided over the same
course, but at least the great course
would be the home of the annual na
tional amateur.
Many Are Kept Away.
As things are now, there are many
fine young amateur golfers who can
attend the championship only every
other year. This is so because of the
rule that puts the championship In
the east one year and In the west the
uext. On the face of it. this looks to
Pennant Dope
New York, Sept. 25. Needing on
more victory in clinch the Ameri
can league championship, the New
York Yankees cannot settle the is
sue with the St. I.ouln Browns be
fore Thursday, when they play the
Ked Sox at liostoii.
The Yankees have four mure
games on their schedule, three with
Huston and one with Washington.
The Hi nun have three game to
play with Ihe Chicago While Sox,
beginning r'rldiiy, and defeat in any
one of them would eliiiilnnle the St.
l-ouit. club I rum Ihe race, een if
the Vankees lost all of their remain
ing game.
Western League Mogul
to Meet tt TuUa Soon j lmpey.
Chicago, Se.pt. 21Prr.lrnt Tear- ' lrlat"olI, the Prooklyn pro
ne v of the Wraiet'n l.ngue tonight ' iwtf, also I ungluig fur Mikl'a arv-
laailr.l a cull fr the Manual fall niel
lilt if the club owner to b held In
Tula. OkU., I1M KridM.v. The serlea
llv.-,ii Tulwi, winner f III" Weatern
I hk ue i.niiiaiil, aiul Ihe w Inner of the I
Hixie aeriea I., ine. n Mululr mid Koit '
'urth, will be ni ringed at thnt time, j
BRINGING UP
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The
be the most equable solution of the
problem of where to hold each year's
championship, as It distributes the
meetings between east and west. On
analysis, however, the theory does
not hold.
Ijist year, when the meeting waa In
St. Louis, some 300 golfer showed
up for the qualifying rounds. This
year only 170 were present at Boston.
It can be een that when the cham
pionships are held In the east a great
many western player are "frozen
out," In' a way, since they cannot af
ford to travel ao far. There are many
In the east, also, who do not coma
west, but a a whole there are many
more in the west who cannot go to
th east. The Pacific coast was rep
resented by only one player at Bos
tonBob Hunter of Lob Angeles.
Bar I'p to Ihe Poor. '
JI BUOUKl lioi oe require., mac a.
boy'in his teens or his early twenties
bo rich and a, good golfer, too, for
participation in' the championship. I
think every player should rightfully
have his chance at the title, and that
he should be given, also, every op
portunity which those In oontrol of
the game can bring about to make it
easier for him to attend the cham
pionships. The finest solution for thin is the
middle-western championship course.
If this were somewhere in the Mis
aissippl or the Missouri valley, the
game would be assured of the great
est possible number of contestants at
the championships and the whole
country would be represented each
yea.
Tex Rickard After
Siki-Wais Battle
Omaha Bee laaed Wire.
New York, Sept. 24. When Tex
Rickard had finished reading tonight
about the Sikl-Carpentler batt4e in
Paris, be immediately started nego
tiation to bring the Senegalese bat
tler to the United States. Rickard
announced that his two representa
tives will leave tomorrow for Paris
with Instructions to bring Slkl to
New York.
Rickard believes tlnU ikl is a fit
opponent for Jack Dempsey, llu
plans to arrange a bout with either
"Kid" Norfolk or Harry Wills, the
topnotcher of the black battlers. If
he show up well against either of
these two Rickard w.ll begin negotia
tions for battle between 8ikl and
Icea. I in nil announced tonight that
Im hud cable-l an offer of tU0,t(W
to H.ki tu me.t iUrry Wdla on tKv
tuber 12. Coluuibua u.iy. If Hikl ran
nut armnga to f.ght at aiu h an enrly
tnl, lria-oll aald, Ihe offer liulila
gnsl fur Miy lit,
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Big Thrill in Pinochle
Indians Close
Season at Home
With Champs
Oklahoma City, Okl., Sept. 25.
Oklahoma City and Tulsa closed the
Western league enson here today
with a 3D Inning game, which Tulsa
won, 3 to 2. Score:
TCI. I okla. nrr.
Ail ir.O.A l .AH II O A.
B'nneit, If 4 1: 0,1'llt, if 4 12 8
Thaon, 3b 4 II 0 li. Moure, rf & 1 4
ImvIb, rf 3 0 S O'Tate. 3b 4 0 3
l.umb, cf 4 0 li l!KHIr, 2b 4 1 t
Lallvlt,lb 4 2 10 IT M'Dan'l, 1 li I Oil
Dali an, 3b 3 1 i 4 lilliR'fll, If 4 0 3
M'filna, as 3 0 1 lWlniile, as 4 I 1
Wltte. c 4 2 6 1IDy. o 4 14
il'I.a'iln, p 4 V 0 oiAlion, p 2 0 0
IzWhlta
Totals 31 ISO l
Totals 37 I 30 17
enattd for Allen In 10th.
Tutm onn on urn J 3
Oklahoma City 100 0'10 100 0 3
Summary Ruin: Bennett, I.ellvelt (31,
Moore, Kelber. Krrors: Fellier I2. Two.
, ,,. Hnumn. Day. Sacrlflr hits:
I'svi, Hauman. M-uinni. stoi.n ba: i.e
li v el t. Kaaea on halla: (Iff McLaughlin, 1
Struck oiu: lly Allen, 4: by McLaughlin.
7. Iiouhls pIhj: I.amb to I.ellvell. Left
on baeea: Tu'ea. 6; Oklahoma. City, .
f'awieii balla: Hay, 2. Umpires: Ormaby
ami Holmca. Time: 1:15.
SocccrSttdii5s
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tiliaranlen Furniture
(IniHlia hpurta
Uohemiana
flames Next Hundnr.
Omaha Spurts agnliiHt Caleilonlana, Mil
ler park.
Boheniians again! Italians, Athletic
park.
Guarantee Furniture agalnat Tuvrrueiids,
Fontenelle.
Football Facts Worth Knowing
The Best Grid Play to Use
By SOL
Q. What is a goal from field?
A. A goal from the field is made
by kicking the hall from the field of
play either by a drnpkick or a place
kick over the crossbar of the oppo
nents' goal. A goal cannot he scored
by a kickoff. Rule fi. Section 7.
Q. How many points does a goal
from field .count?
A. Three points. Rule 5.
Q. It a defensive player catches
a forward pass on his 1-yard line, then
steps luick over his own goal line
and is thrown by u opponent, what
is tho decision?
' A. It In a safely, the Impetus that
rarried the hall over the goal line wan
given by it player defending his goal.
Rule 6. Section III.
Q. May a player making a for
ward pass recover hi own pass!
fore the ball strike the ground'.'
A. lie may. Nothing In Ihe rule
thai forbid him doing so. Rule 17,
Set linn 7.
y. If the qunrtertwtcki-r i removed
front 'the niiiit can the man sulmti-
tutiung fur bint give the a:tmiU?
V If Ihe itirlrrha k k avrs the
game, lit Incoming attbslilule hi)'
gtv lite algnal. Rule 3, Seel Inn
l-atem Offte
F- I vMrt Alt' Mr. MiCW
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W at
i Graney Weakens
and Boosters
Lose to Sioux
Trm Muinrs, a., lrpt, ?i Muna
grr Jack Ortttify of tka l'I rluh,
who piti he, for Ito Mollies tln.
Iiurlml fin Ml fa an Inning but
wuakem-d In th seventh and eighth
and flea Moines loot to Nnu 411 V,' II
to ?. Koettgrr and Yun hit hme
runs.
.or:
lOfX CUT 1K atnlSKn
Allllii A Hit OA
Ita'llun.a I 1 lianin.rf i t
Hr. :i, til t IWtMllb 4 I
'("! 3D alt fi i'a.ur,tr 411"
' MiJti i h'.hio lb 4 I II I
;i.. ,.i,r,.f I Tui.a 111 i 4 I J I ;
Milirk rf 4 11 a,n-.rf t I I
nii.n iing.u lias .Nuriun.aa j
lliwllfar.p I
4 11 titan? P
4
71 u It Ti
Totals 41 II II li
Taial
Minora by inmusa
Sl.iur CH o i 4."- ll
ln Manias 0 0 Sot I
"iimmarir IHin: llmO.y (?i r
tarari1 l.. li. Mam. k ill, aiianaung
III. yu". ttual'sai. I'haahr. Tuna
rra: 'Miera ihaaltrn, Mannar, Ituma
runat Itnatiaar, Vnna. Two-pa.a hit:
fju-ty, Ham.ar Hi. Kfim aerlfir:
Ifaia Miulen a: Meititngnay 3I,
Malllik. lian.ii lfl na haaea; Sioul ''H,
II; I'aa Mmtiea, 1, Slru. It nul ; Br llrahav.
I; br H"tia-T I. Kaaa en halla- rr
Uranay, ; nif ll"ll-t. j. w l in pii-h".;
(iranay, luviiaar. l'iid llli shans
lin Kamail tuna- shhh Chi , 111 Ilea
vtfiin.a. S Imuliin pua. nrtnn to
Chaahrn; I'haaln In Kaniiar tn l'he.bri,
I iiiuhra: Aielet.,in mn4 l.a la. Tiiua; 1 $,
Hint of Scandal
About Ruth Baby
Branded Absurd
Cleveland. O,, Bpt. 25, Fellow
member of th New Tork Amrtran
league baseball club ai frankly ptix
lel by tha claim of George Herman
"nab" Uuth and hi wife that Dm--othy,
tha yeur and a half old rhild
now with Mr. Hulli In New Torlt.
is their own child. Not even the
swatsmith' intimate among hi fel
low players on the Yankee) team sus
pected he waa a father, and when Air.
and Mrs. Iluth first brought the baby
lo the Polo grounds one day four or j
five weeks ago the linprrssion wa i
gained that Dorothy had been adopt-1
ed by the couple.
Although they would not be quoted,
several of the Yank exprersed the
view today that Jlabe, to satisfy Mrs.
Kulh's whim, has backed up hi wlfi
In her assertion that tho child was
her own and not adopted, and lack
ing details of Mrs. Until' statement
made wild slabs at the date and place
in replying to Interrogations as to
when and where Dorothy was born
to Mrs. Iluth. This, some of the play
ore point out, would account for the
wide variance between Mrs. Itnth'i
assertion that the baby was born
June 7, 1921, at Presbyterian, hospital,
New York, and her husband' dec
laration that Mrs. Ruth bore Dor
othy to him at St. Vincent hospital
February 2 of that year.
Col. Huston, part owner of the
Yanks, today expressed the opinion
that ihe little girl was adopted by
the Ruths and that the rumor of
Ruth's having had an affair with an
other woman and brought the child
into his own home Is absurd.
Ruth himself said this report was
"too ridiculous to be dignified by com
ment." Harry L. Weber, New Tork theatrl-
cal manager, who handled Ruth's first
vaudeville tour, vlslted'the Yankees'
hotel here today. He said Ruth told
hlni about the baby more than a year
ago. He said that after four months
In an incubator following its prema
ture birth the baby was taken to
Baltimore and was cared for by rela
tives of Ruth until about six weeks
ago.
METZGER.
With the ball in jour possession,
first down, midfield, one or two yards
from a side line, most good teams run
a play oitt of bounds for obvious reas
ons. When in possession of tho ball
along the ulde line, the defense does
iiot need to guard that flank. It there
fore masses itself to meet attack to
ward the lone sido of the field with
out In any way weakening Its rush
line. In fact, its rush lino is
strengthened liecause its liack may
more quickly back it up, they hav
ing no duties to perform In guarding
fur forward passe to that side of
the field which is the boundary.
Teams figure and rightly that It
N better to rush out-of lioiind with
the ball and then move Into the field
of play IS yards than to attempt a
run through ihe line or to the wide
side, Tho defensu Is too stroller and
losses result. Only nualnat much
j yeakrr tramn may gains b nmd In
' ilu-s illrrcllunn. The Iwller plait la
I to km j.iur down an I get out into
.tit Tel.) i,f i.v where ynu mav at.
i t- k at all i-cii.n
rr, JICO. AND M4U.IK IN I VVL
rAGt Q IOIOHS IS 1HC 5 CAD AY MC
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CtWlMltV CCNNlv,
know that t.,Ms:i
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r.nemnatl St I'Mladelptlla.
Mrnnaiyn at Hn.tn.
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No games acheHuleH.
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AMI UK AS AseK ITIlN.
W. I.. Fel.'
l. ral IM M M Mllw'ken
Mlnaeiia S 31 AAA iMla'llla
Han. ntf S 12 Jk4) Toted
Indian lla 14 1 MA ( niunikoa
Yeaterrlaa'a Result.
Kanaaa City, II: Toledo, I.
rul. I; Indianapolis, 0
Ko oihvia scheduled.
Today's fiemee.
Toleiln ai Kanaaa I'lty
t'oiuinbua at Milwaukee.
Indlanapolla at Hi, Tiul.
No othera acheUuled.
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World's Series Contenders
RIGHT FIELDERS.
By FREDERICK 0. LIEB.
. Fielding
lleh Russell Piraiea
Ha lie Ruth, Yankees
Rosa Young, niants
John Tobin, Prowns
Ratting
A.B. R.
Russell 155 . 88
Tobln 644 110
Young 407 91
Ruth .324 75
B
AUK RUTH, th "Big Bam" of
Interesting character among the
world's series comparison. Ruth still can f-ock hard at times, and
though he will get a lot of attention should the Ynk again get into the
world' aeries, he will notl be the outstanding figure to the extent that he
was last year. z e '
It Is a matter of fact that Ruth never has done much world's series hit
ting, and in the past he has been more famous as a world' erie pitcher
than a slugger. In ift15 erlc(, he was used only once, and then as a. pinch
hitter, when he failed to come through. In 191 rerie between the Red
Sox and Brooklyn, he won a sensational 14-Innlng pitchers' battle by a score
of 2 to 1, defeating Sherry Smith. But the "Babe" failed to get a hit in fiv
attempts.
In the 1918 series Ruth shifted be-,
iween tne pitcner s nox ana leri neici
and, though he won two games, he
made only one hit, a triple off Tyler,
which won one of the games. It,
therefore, may be seen that Ruth had
made only one world's series hit in
three series prior to 1021.
Though Ruth led the Yankees at
bat in the 1921 series with an aver
age of .313 for six games, it must
be admitted that his play was disap
pointing. He made only six hits, Ave
singles and a homer, and the Giants'
slabsters struck him out eight time.
Ruth's hitting hag been far below
his form of 1920 and 3921, while his
fielding has fallen off still more. Last
year the Babe had developed into a
mighty sweet fielder, but this season
he has slowed up perceptibly In tho
field and, though he still makes an
occasional good catch and throw, on
the whole his defensive play is above
par. ,
On their form this season
we ,
should prefer Pep Young of the
tiiants as a right fielder, though
Young ' hasn't played his game of
1921. Young has made a lot of er
rors this season, but he cover far
more territory than the Babe, and ,
has a better knack for going after
ball hit over hla head. Ruth can
come in much better for a short fly
than go out for a long one.
Though Young haa been a cousin
tent .300 hitter ever since ha ha.
played National league ball, he la
weak against left hander and haa a
tendency to hit at bad ball.
Young 1 the leading base runner ,
of the world a aerie right field ponai- (
bilitlea, and perhapa th moal depend-
M'la In a critical alitiatlun. !
In the I jJI wui I.I a aenea Vnung
hit )7I Rtiamaf the Yankem, and
played; pel feci ball In right felJ, 1
1
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Two Phillies
for 10-3 Win
FhlMelphU. P. ty Cincinnati
pounrtad two I'hlUdelphla hurlera for
an May in to t victory In Ih Srtond
llm, of ,n. i,, loayj
Fpp rtly turned In til JS.I vie
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iltali.4 for ! Smuh In I'll.
Scara by Innlnga.
1'inrlnnail ,, ; 4" til
rhllaalhi lit 00 tlo - 1
I lummirr Runa: Wapp Petara, Walker,
Hurna, lauharl t3. Ruah, foneaca ill.
Margrave, i-inaiti, onna. rrrora. iiapp.
urna. Hargiat. linhna. 1'i Im. h".
relara. Ittiu.h, llaigrata lluma run;
, tiauhert. ainlan haaea: I'aralneim, Rurna.
I Imubla plaia: Parklnaon to Wright. fnna
'to l.eelte; t unaera to riohna to iianliart.
' l eft an baaea: I'lnFlnnali, ; PbllaUelphia,
II n.aea an halia: off Hrlian. I; off ll.
Smith, t. aimr nut; Tie Mrhan, S; b
'I, Sn.lih. I: by Hna, I 111'.: nff Rehaii,
I in 4 Inninga, off Sinltli, I In a Inning..
, Mm h) ,irhe.1 ball; Hi Pehan, Itiaey.
M pil.h: ll. Sin Hli t'aaa.il ball: I'eteia.
Ua'i.f pltehar: Mahan. I mperee : .lo-
l ornurV an4 vlii'giey. Time: 1 ll.
Curtis Aft-prs nuiltlinp
Train of New .Malrrial
Curtis, Ntb., fpt. 15. For the 1922
football eon at Nrbrka School of
Agriculture here, th prospect I for
an Inexperienced team with plenty of
weight nd fair ped. Only on of
th player on List year's team Is in
school this year.
The 122 hedule follows:
Repiember 21. Aggie at Hnlynke, Coin ;
(Vlober 1. Hainall at Curtla; O'tuber 11,
, coniil at foaad; Oetoher SO. f'ambrlrlga
1 at Turtle; October 17. Mc'ook al He
Ifook: Nortmber 1, MmOen at t'uriie; No-
vrmhtr II. Again at flothenuuig; .Novem-
nar 24, HoltVego at Curtla.
Records.
0. PO.
43 82
8g 168
127 232
127 19
Total Donbl
Chs. riys.Pct.
A.
I .967
i .;i
i .934
.932
Records.
H.
5
IkS
15S
108
2B.
9
82
27
it
3B. H R.T.B.
ii 12 111
8.K. B.B.Pct.
7 3 .304
16 .340
18 18 .324
2 2 .818
8
10
5
11 23
7 223
29 21
the Yankees, naturally is the moat
right field w will take up in our
Purse of $150,000
1 8 Laid Before Siki
to Meet Harry Wills
New Tork, Sept. 25. An offer of
$160,000, Irrespective of decision, for
a 16-round contest with Harry AVills,
negro heavyweight, was cabled last
night to Battling SikI by the match
maker for the Ebbetts-McKeever Ex
hibition company, operator of Eb
betts field, urooklyn.
The offer suggested October 12 as
the date for bout, with the Idea that
SikI is now in good physical condl
and could reach this country in a
week's time.
Walter Schmidt
to Boss Pirates?
ilodusio. Cal., Sept. 25. Walter
Schmidt of Modesto, catching fur the
Pittsburgh National loague club, will
manage the Pirate next season, he
has Informed friends here. According
to a letter from Schmidt, Manager
McKechnie will become business man
ager of the Pittsburgh club. Schmidt
intimated that hi contract would cull
for In the neighborhood of $25,000.
Schmlde rejoined the Pirate two
months ago after coming to term
with the club management.
trntry Pitt lie Gootl Hall
' . . ,
Ulltl Italtllllore W III
Now Hitt. Conn.. Sept, 25. Kx-
cellent pitching by I'.emley guv the
Kaltlmore Internationals Ilia fust
of Ih three gain set lea with New
Haven. Ktaiern league pennant win.
nera, her thl afteriioam fur the liiluur
teitgu championship (f I h east,
Y! at or fill I In I.
Omaha Bee by McManut
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Creigton Opens
Grid Season
Here Saturday
llliie nml Vtliile Coarh T
Koiiiitling Tram Into (!on
Jit ion for (rHinr Willi
l'ukol4 Vllf jan.
bttiM iHi4 nr-r.ii
rrlrfnr
II la Vkaal,
ranne ( il al Palle filf.
i ana Aiim al irafce.
44am. at lllea I lan
iHMhenbaeg al itHaa ( Ity
I'Hlleetua) al 4larM,
I4n4ln al Irmminl
lamlvrldan al Arapnlin.
lanral al HlrMemflel
Haallnaa n4 MIMen
Una la) I lie al awnatH.
Hrke llaate at lentp fate
Tekamak at Mlaauiirl allea.
I auutrna at Alllnaea,
Supeetae al lawk.
nnlnretar
(aallea
Haknla Maalefa al f'reagtilna rnrta
alia.
UMith Hlk agatnal Alrnnnl al AHilatl
rark.
I'araona al f.rlnell.
KalainaJiM, at trlnell.
Itelnll al laeHnlb Sarmnt al ItaOroM.
Ink aeeal nl liel'ann.
H healon nl llllmala Healara.
trnnkllri al llnllee.
Miehtana Aggie al Inllana.
ny k u.rifw r.Nr:R.
King Fnnlbalt will deal King TVi e
hull another kn-nkont walh.p tlila
weekend lmn ih plgakln rhaar of
nrly very high choo In Nebraska
, got Into action.
Several Nebraaka eleven craektd
open Ihe grid season last week, and
thl number wilt be greatly Increased
a th week fly peat.
Ten high school game ar ached
tiled for th tat next Friday. Many
nior "prep" eleven, no doubt will
play, and by th first of October eiery
high ehool In CoriihiiskeT' Und la
expected te hav taated of gridiron
battle.
Creiglilon Day Satnrrtay.
Tb lid will l pried riff th aewtiou
in Onutha next Saturday when th
Crelghton unlverslly te.im play Ita
first game of the yanr against th
Dakota Wealeyan.
Little I known of th Dakota
Ianni s strength, but ' Judging1 from
Ihe yarn coming from the Wealeyan
knowledge foundry, Crelghton ahotild
not experience a whole lot of trouble .
In defeating the Dakota gridater.
Coach "Mac" "Baldrig J rapidly
rounding another strong team Into
shape and by Saturday expect to
have a machine ready for action that
will sweep th Dnkotan before it in
rapid ordr.
Crelghton will b minus th aer
vices of "Tip" Iong, quarterback, but
thei absence of this sterling' little
player Isn't worrying the Ttlu and
White conch, who I grooming a trio
of signal barker for duty on the field
this season.
May Meet Alumni.
Coach Patton of South High plan
to send his leather kicker against
the Alumni at Athletic park next Sat
urday. This game, should it be play
ed, will give the Parker mentor a
line on hi eandldste and be a Mb
help in selecting th men who will
go against Fremont at Athletic park,
October 6.
The Fremont eleven opens the sea
son st Fremont Friday in a game with
Lincoln. Report from Lincoln Bay
that the capital city school will be
represented by another strong team
this season and expects to take Fre
mont into camp as a celebration of
the opening of the 1922 football tea
son.
McKechnie to Remain
as Pirates' Manager
Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 25. Presi
dent Barney Dreyfus of the Pittsburgh
Nationals declared today that Walter
Schmidt, star catcher, will not man
age the Pirates next season.
It is expected that Manager Mc
Kechnie will sign a contract for 1923
some time this week.
Wins Semi-Pro Title
Cincinnati, Sept. 24. Beaver FallB
semi pro team won the championship
of the National baseball federation by
beating Price Hill, Cincinnati, 7 tr 1,
in the first game of a double-header
nt Kedlond Field today.
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