THE OMAHA HO!! THUHSDAY, 5H11KMI:KR 28, 1922.
Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Sisler Ranks
Pipp or Kelly
in Series Dope
EDDIE'S FRIENDS
Playing the Hand All Over
Firtt Jiase Value
of.au.it. itifesi.iii. thI.
.. . . baa MO I SM
Has ......... ' t.n
fcatlr a, tank 111 S4 I. lit
ItaiiJ . ma Mi II
nr mci7?rMnno.
Artlcl II Ths Hr ilinieii.
liiorr HDitr, for puiewn of
wild series fames acslnat th. New
York OUnf, mjt lines hli rtvala In
tha (lr( coiopariavii of values of In
t.ien who ma eiitfur. In this n-e.
Y.rm deducting (i Ui i nut Injury
to Wain's hotildT, v 1i' h la certain
' 10 affei t he'll lil ofTi-ml. hiiiI htf
dcfilislvi Value. he Man far iibo
Plpp In value and ou'ranii Ijeorae
J.ny.
Tl. dop iigurr on tit lirt base
men oifer u iiun-r problem I year.
Th.ra I no iluulit In tho world but
tint Wnlly Plpp linn Increased tr
biemjiiiisly In "i:l"ll value this sen-
'ill. II li i iMttoiiiM Mfifi essiv.. litis-
t'ln;, aii'l I s far iiihii than I
he ever h shown himself tu b In t
pi'1. I'll ytnr. I
him 1 Mi.lei.llin.
TV. .1. .... l...fl.,..(. .1 It... I 11'. .ill. t.a.l
, itW .njlti ill', 1.1 v lliuv .l. liatl
sat. 1 1 ml down to I"" Jn t a ball il)r,
woiklnf hull! and t-uiiiitly end doln-
V. lilt h Could. Hi Uiiiieii flfcKI "
LlvriK-ry, lit lini'i i.vi liltiluik' mralnut
oi.j" I.linl nf lilti'MiifA seemed tu hull
title tli't he V. I'Ml.l :ntv ti enn ndousty
niniia In fiun- when pitted Kilit
the Nut lulu I letigu. pllclnir. Yet I
hud that. In spit, ir hi" Improve
ment, he doe not U"u n strong
SlSJiilni't. tile) admittedly Viedli (ilHIlt
i!t' hlnif tii' he doc atruiust tliu
i vriKn run nf American li i itu pilch-
era. The lilnnt pltcheis, wnk s they I
,, rem to have. Hniri''thliiK n him.
At.iJ the alow nn.l fist curve pltrh
liii; tit iff Unriicd nd tli lnMk of
Art Sot tt .ri)inl tu truulilM him In
tho oinlnf iwrles ir h In foittinat
i-ntuirli to fl into It.
HMrr lungiTuu to (ilmiln.
Staler, n other imml, Jui
h'tclirr in vHlut thin he dofi lii hlM
own lenjrue. where hi II the leader
nd where hi hu hmiiiiHMwl every
kind of iilti'hlnir. It wiiiihl h a for
tunati thiiiwT fur I he Nuiloiu.l leaicue
hoiei ut aiiDther' world' chuinpiuii
hip If the Yankee liiHti-ud of the.
Brown ihi'UM vln the American
ItAirua cup, at leant ai far a tint
bnmrnen cues. Hiiler would limply
murder th Giant pitchhuf In the
preaent Condition of the Mi-Oraw
taff. Hittlror over .400 In hi own
league, and with the Ulatit pitchers,
beside being; crippled and worn, made
to order fur him, he would fprca tho
Giant Inflelderi to wear tiia.
Plip due rot fta-iire as itronK
liner In attack or defense agalnit
the Galnti . as doe Siller, but he
fllturea tron;er agalnit the Uianta
t,an Kelly a;alnt the Yankee' de
.'ense. Kelly would be much wrong
er pitted anlnt the Brown' pitch
ing taff and general defensive gtruu
tiire than againat the Yankee. Thi
1 largely due to the fact that he i
a nam winmng, rigni-nanneu oaner
He would not hit hard against Mays
and Hoyt, not nearly a hard a he
would hit g;alnt the Prown' pitch
er. Shocker alone figure to check
tip the hitting of Kelly If the Brown
happen to break through and get' into
this aerte.'
Muftt Study Hie Catcher.
The fact that Kelly' blow are. a
n general rule, directed toward right
field, Inclines to cut down hi figure
value in the attack, He guin a
few point because if either Brown
or Yankees are pitted against him he
ia l.able To do some base running.
J u fact, I think il will he valuable to
you who are doiiing this aerlea along
with me to get busy atudytng the
catchers and the style of p'.ar. I think
the figures will indicate that there
will lie a lot more base running if
the Yankees and Giants meet than
have seen in the season.
The dope n the first baseman in
father a surprise to me. In fact, dope
this season la more filled with rnir
rrlnei'than ever btfore. Values of men
who have been fixture for years are
changing suddenly and one must
atch the f.gures all the time for al
teration. Sisler ha made tremen
dous, gain over hi already hfgh total
In petition value and l'ipp ha gained
almost a much In proportion. In fact,
tn all the year I have been doping
teams no first baseman ever ha
show n uch a total value s 8ieler now
dot not even Chase. Th! I due
purtly tu the weakne of the O ant
pitching itaff. While Kelly would be
stronger agalnt 8t. I.oui than h
would be against the Yankees. J'et Bis
Ur In the am series would be almost
I;S point better.
( nange Are Kadlt al.
The t hing In normal position
Values of the men are tailiial and w
..! rAflllle. IWl Hot well
take the July figun a a butia, , v"'!."
t.et the dope right up to the imiuilo
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Battling Siki Cuilized Gorilla
HikuJii, II. Illl
I HubM f lll.tinnl
l,rlnie, I tilriiM ,
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WHY NOT MIT II 'I'M.
ElMilK AMiKHSON', Wy ing
In it t n in w I if h t tighter who
knocked out Hiewart Mclean In
I eighth round lhr other night, la
sure to make a greater name for him
self in light (li' le. Kddle' not only
a smart l'X'-r, hut he's a fighter
with a wallop In both milt and s
'i app"r I lie finis like to se In an-lion.
All AlliliTmill rtalnlliy Mull'lell Iwut
woul.lii t be a ld sffnlr for luiuih.
AIN'T IT TIIK TIClTllf
The (iHillmll wamti ia ronilng
along heaullfiill). Dick lleale),
ime of (relu lit on unlverM)' mint
promUlifg iiiiarterhacki, h nut of
the game for the season ttllh a
broken shoulder,
("harle Heller, nianiiger of "I)ut
tllng" Hlkl tell American f.ght man
ager to go to Jungle land and Jt-t
an apelike lighter and develop a
champion. Tie funny none of the
lighter who have performed In
Omaha rings have not developed Into
champion.
Braves Heal lUAilnn.
ri'mteli,' S''it. 27. 'i'h lti4tiiii llraves
rlusHii ti'ieir licme ssnon luiluy l.y de
feating liriK,kl-it. 7 tu 'I. M-.Namnra
lirhiil well with n'n An lianeit. liut
ilylng iermltt-.l liuniiin In m ore fnur
runs on un hit In the eiKhtli IiiiiIiik.
Hcort:
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AUH.O.A' .HH.OA
otanfi, li a
J'vrin, 2o 1 1
J'Htim, us 4 1
I) u (nil. rf 4 I
Whtst, If 4 I
Wysm, i f
8 mil, lb
Hllh, 31)
H'lln. n '
lei-iitur.p
T O firth
Khrlver.p
Mlt.;hdl
4 I
4 II
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1
1 PowHI.i-r 4 II 0
1 l:Kiipf. 21j 1 1 4 f.
1 : H'w..rlh rf 2 1 (I
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4 (i:iutikrl.3l Z I I 2
1 0 Mi-iiry. Ill I II) i
4 0 Kniil. 2 1 1
I 1 li'NVil. e 4 110
li M'.NarS, p 4 0 0 1)
0 i Totoll 12 7 Hi 16
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0 II,
TuisU 21 7 t'4 :
kHtte'l fnc Iecatur lu Mt-veuih,
xKatteil fur Hhrlvtr In nlnih.
Hrori by Jnnlngi :
Brooklyn 0"0 000 null
buatun 10U 20U J)lx 7
Summary Hum: Kopf, Hikel (2).
Henry. KnriJ (IK i)'Nll. Krrora: Janvrlu
(2), Hi'hnisnitt. Dhrlver, Ford. Tij-lia
hit: B. Orlffllh. Homn run: Ford, fitolen
bwM'-a: l.'rutae, Bui" kel. HaitrifU-ea : lonl;
Hi-nry, I'ow-ll. liul!e plays: Kuril to
Kopf to Henry, Kopf to KoriJ to Henry.
Left on hones: MruoUiyn. 1; Tinatoii. 7.
Bases on balla: Off Uciiilur, 2; off Shrlver,
1; off Mi N'aniara.ia. Mtrui-k out: Uy D-i-atur,
6: by Hhrlver. 1; by MrNamnra, I.
Hita: Off Deeitur, In Innlnss: olf Hhrl
er, 1 In 2 InnlniiK. Wild pllih: Hhilver.
Loalng itii'h'-r: Jn;ratur. limpiri-a: Hart
and Waatervelt. Time: 1:3.
f-hamps Split Hill.
Nr Tork, Sept. 21. The champion
Omnia illvMeil a douhle-heailer thla rifter
nion with tha I'hilllei, th vmltora taking
inn first, 6 to S. In 10 Innlnga, and tha
iit-mi taam the aeconil, 2 to 2.
First same:
l'HILADKI.I'HIA NEW YORK
AB.H.O.A AH H O.A.
Waton,!,s 4 12 21 Bancroft. as 6 0 0
Rapp.Jb 4 0 1 a. i Iron. 6 10 2
Wlllama.cf 5 2 4 0 Krll.ch.2b 4 0 3 2
Walker.rf 5 4 4 ll, Meuel.lf 4 12 0
Hanllne.o 5 14 I'Yoiinsrf 4 2 3 0
I.e.lf 4 12 1 KlnK .lb 4 112 1
I,elle.lb 4 1 10 i"HKhHm,ff 2 16 0
I"lnon.2b 4 0 3 liSnyler.u 4 2 4 0
Wrinert.p 4 0 0 1 Ji hii'on.p 3 0 12
' aShlnncrs 10 0 0
Tollls 310 30H;
Totals 35 30 7
7Hhlnnrs batteil for Johiuon In tenth.
Score by Inntnaa:
Phlladeliihla ono 003 out 25
New York 000 010 101 0 i
Summary tuna: U'rightstone, Williams,
Walker 121, ilenllne, Youn (2). ."nyilar.
Kiroia: Hhpp. l.'-e. Frktn'im, Two-bane
nls: Lie, Wjlllama, Walker. Younit. Home
runa: VVriKlliaione. licnlhi.-. Sm-rif ices;
Cunnlnsbaiii, Jnhiucn. SIdIcii baca: Sny
d'ir. t'ui'nlnsllam. lluuble plj: Bancroft
to Frlsch lo Kinj?, rlKhlalniie to 'arkiu
aon to l.eall (2). Ilenllrio to WrlHhlflrill.
Left on baen: rbilail'-lplila, fc; New York,
. Hlrui k nut: By Juhnaon, i by We'.n
irt, 1. Wild ritch: Welnert. rnipliea:
Mt-i'ormlck and UiK'rr. Tiina: l:iV
Sccon-l gams acoip;
HIl.AI'DI.l'IIU. xkw TURK
All. H OA.! AH .11. O.A.
Willi, as I it 3 I B'crnft, as I 1 4
Kapp, lb 4 1 A .1 kai'li. aa 2 0 l 1
W inn, i f 3 t M plirt, 3b 3 1 I 3
W kr. tf 4 II S 0, Mas,., 4 12 4
l.aa. If 4 0 1 SM'ab.c, If .1 t 2
I.T.H., lb 4 2 0 s r. if.if 4 1 4
I" ...n. Jb 4 3 ! 3 Kllif . 11. I 1 1
W'ro. u 4 0 10 2 C ham. i f 4 I) J
Kin, p 3 10 1 IL. .m,, r( v v
. li.ini, e J02
Ttaa - 11 ; J4 1 h-mt, p 1 0
Hli! p 111
ivitn-.i, p I i"
'vCiulh, s 0
Bas-eBaHBesittis
eiia Standings
ATIOVL IK AI. t K.
Mandlnga.
W. I. Pet. W In I An
PI Ml .WI7 .SUV .)!
SA SI .All ,m .bi
"4 HH A'3 AM .A4M
HI AS ,A47 .AM .Ml
7 71 .vn .ill ,yt
7.1 77 .4!1 .47 .11X1
AH HA .171 .I7A .SIX
At V Jit ,47 .H4U
New ),rk
I'iltahursh
I meinnsli ......
M. Iioula i.
t hliiso
Brooklyn
riillailelphls . . .
Honioa ,
leaterilix's Kesults.
Phllailclphla. f-2: St York, 1-3,
Hiiatun, 7; Brooklyn, 0.
No others scheduled.
Today 'l (iimes,
Vfncinnatl at I'lttaburgh.
No othxra acheduleij.
AMKKII AN I.F.AUIK.
Hlimllngs.
New York .. .
ht. Iiuia . .
Betrolt
Chicago ' . , . .
I 'levelitnd
Wahfnio"l .
Philadelphia
Ifoaton
If Ther
W. I., ret. W In U
, U3 57 .1211 .421 .SI
. .911 l .Alii ,.VI JiVl
. .711 71 .S20 .AZ3 .SI
..77 74 .MO .All .AII7
. . 7eT 7 .H0 .A04 .41)7
. . XI .411) .4A3 .4411
..111 S7 .411 .410 .4(111
. .A!) 1)2 .DDI .Hits ,M
'eiteriliiy's Kesults,
No games acheduled.
Today's l.iiwi.
New York at Brtiton.
Wai.hiiiKton st Philadelphia.
No others acheduled.
Kunnell Winii Game.
Plttauursh. Hepi. IT. Fred Kuurll niadi
h's local debut In etrlklng out four tiui'-s
today, hut he plichrd I'hlcsso tu a 4 10
1 victory over the l'lrstea, acors:
I.'IIICAIJO. I riTTHIU'R'Hf
AH M o A ' All H O A
A'lama, 2b 4 II 2 6jM'vllle, sa 2 14 4
Kllll.it 114 1: Carey, i f tl 4 0
Terry, as S 1 1 4i Hislire. If 4 0 11
Online, lb I 112 0: ll hurt, rf III
Krus, 3b 4 112 T rn. y, 2b 412
Miller if '4 10 OT'wi'T, 3h 4 110
Ma, .el. If 4 2 3 o'lininm. Ill I I 1 I
O'F'rell, s 4 2 4 OH mldt. e 3 s 7 0
Fuaaell, p 4 U ;(.'uuper, p 3 11
Have you had your picture
taken wllh "Itahe" Ktith?
TIIKY ALWAYS IIAVK IIKKN.
Aa wa tsildly predicted earlier In
the season by numerou keen baiee
ball expert, the pennant races In or
ganized base ball are being decided
by the ujtchlng.
37 il 27 l!
Totsls 20 6 27 t
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standings.
W. I.. I'et. I W. I.. Tet,
pit. l'lllll llll AH .: Mllwa'kee XI S2 .4117
Mlnne'lia XI) 71 .ft-IH liiil.vllle 7,1 17 .Wi
kin, I lly XH 75 .fill) olumlMla S3 V7 .804
liiillm'lla X 77 .A2A Toledo S3 X .301
Yealerday's Kesults.
Mlnneapolli, !-,: Louisville, 1-11.
IndMlnaprilla. 0: Mt. Paul, I,
Toledo, it: tar.M City. 2.
Columbus, lu; Milwaukee, .
Today's tiames.
Toledo at Kansas City,
('uluinbus at Milwaukee,
llldlanapolia at Kt. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
C OAST I.EAOH0.
Vernon, B: Henttle, 4.
Salt Lake City, 8: Los Angeles, 7.
Syracuse to Play
Huskers on 1 923
Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 27. Syracuwe
University's football team will muke
it trip west in 1923 at the close of the
eastern season. The Orange will play
Nebraska at Lincoln on Thanksgiv
ing day. Another game probnbly on
the Saturday before Thanksgiving
will be booked in or near Chicago.
The Nebraska game will be a re
turn of the game to be played by the
J Cornhusker here thi year. Nebraska
(i com tig here on November 4.
I
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l!,'m- in st-veii'b
I III l'l fH.
t'll'J S'-'U P,ifc
ICina,
. tl .... I..-, i.i,n... IS wit kl. I'l.- U.iriii, HhH.h.,. h..,.,. Ulik. i
. .... ... . . l rv Kit I'hew la., Kii a),'n,n,a. .'ihmi
figure thi boy t)aiu.y f in a;- ..;H: ,,,..
IrtlP. wnat wotua nappen. : ,aiua nrnaiea K'i l amun
Mixt'tl liout in (rotliaui.
j I New York, Hept, '.'(! The first
mixed bout In New York t'lty since the
;7 ! r niwley law goxvimm noxiug in tins
" ! slate acventl yean ago, was held
hint iiinlii when Irish Johnny Cm tin.
. Totals
score by Innings:
Chicago 200 SUA 000 4
1'lltaburih 100 000 001) 1
Summary Kuna: Htats, Terry, I1lllr.
Malael. ilaranvllle. Krror: Traynor. Two
bane hits: Mnlael. Cooper. Terry, Htats.
Three-I.aae hits: Malsel, Traynor. Stolen
base: Carey. Sacrifice: Mnranvllle. llouble
play: Maranvllle and Orlmm. Left on
baaea: Chleago. I; Plttabursh. t. Baaes on
balla: Off Fuaaell, 3: off Cooper, . Struck
out: By Fuaaell. 1: by coopi-r, . I mpirea:
Scntolle and wulgiey. Tln.e: 1:33.
Harvey Thorp
Beats Maunce
McOook, Nob., Sept. 27, (Special
Telegram.) Harvey Thorp of'Kanxae
City, welterweight scrapper, won the
dcclxlon over Alex Maurice of Grand
Island, here lust night after 10 hard
rounds of fighting.
Thorp, the more experienced of the
two, had little difficulty in outpoint
ing his opponent after the fourth
round. 'Maurice was game from start
to the finish.
"Young" (etildie of Omaha and
"Kid" French of Central City, boxed
a lb-round draw.
Smoker to Precede.
Hilltop Grip Opening
The opening of the football season
at Crelghton university Saturday will
be proceeded by a smoker Friday
night In the gym at which alumni,
students and followers of the Hilltop
school will be treated to a boxing pro
gram and stunts. Tho "Keno Four"
quartet of the Pantages circuit will
uncork some vocal stuff.
Tha smoker will furnish many of
the alumni and students their first op
portunity to meet Art Schablngcr. the
new athletic director.
"Ihillllnc" Sikl's malinger I one
of the M type. The manager of
the lli;lit lieavyvM'lKht champ
wauls half of the I nlted Slate to
fight Will. Whl was s minus
quality a far a fighter are con
cerned until last (Sunday.
I
i , i?t y
ijj 'si F&W 'jPftXHM a
Alleged Disabling of
Race Favorite Probed
New York, Sept. "7 Steward at
Aqueduct track ttstay were Invest I-
sating a reported attempt to (Unable
a horse entered in the feature race of
yesterday's card by stuffing it siMinge
Into on uf its nostrils.
The horse, Tufier, regarded a a
fnvorltsi In the SUHtyhrtmk selling
H ikes, until the tampering was d
MM uprtti hi dor4 suth anwrttf i .
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if ..'! I in i. i.;f V H
ff ..'i lie) V ,M i,.'.
I , Jerw'V I'uy linntsmweight. rm-elvetl
w tiahietuie. I --'lo. ; the Jinlg- ' de. iion after a 12 round) j t iivnwl, wa allowed to run after Hie,
With I'mmy KiHirds. negro i sponge linl lireii reitioei, but fltilarieil
puailist of sieaule, 1 aisth In a field ot seven siuitfri.
liimi follower atu. hed Hnii lance I Thi lmiliit I a. tu I the Mtirtn
IIKLI'M TIIK OA.MK.
Tho foot ball season Is now in full
wing and the followers of the game
will havo their first chance to see
how the new rule which provide for
tho extra point after touchdown
is going to cork out. Instead of the
old scheme of the extra point de
pending on one txpert kicker, the ball
will be put into scrimmage at least
five yards from the goal line, and the
attacking team may use a kick, a for
ward pass, or may attempt to runh
the ball over for the extra tally. Thus
every point in the game now will be
scored by the efforts of the entire
team. -
TIKEK IT, JACK.
Jack DittiiiHcy ha heroine dis
couraged in hi search for a fight
wllh some large, heallhy, hardhit
ting man, so lie has gone into tho
North Woods to see if he ran find
a hear with a mean disposition.
i
Three Athletic Captains
Play on Penn-KIeven
I'hiladclphia. Sept. 27. For per
haps the first time in the history of
football at the Vniverslfy of Penn
sylvania three major sports captains
will start in the opening gridiron hat
tie Saturday with Franklin and Mar
shall in the Ited and Blue backfield.
They are Miller, captain of the foot
ball team, Sullivan, captain-elect of
the baseball nine, and Vogelln. cap
tain of the basketball team. Miller
and Sullivan will play at halfback
and Vdgelln at quarterback.
Josephs Win.
Portland, Ore., Sept. 27. iSpeclal
Telegram ! Jack Josephs, Minneapo
lis battlot'. defeated Otto Wallace of
Wilwaukee lu a 10-round bout here
litKt night.
Battling Slkl, noted Senegalese
fighter, flashed into International
puglliatiu prominence when he
knocked out Georges (Tarpon tier, idol
of the French, in .the sixth round of
a scheduled 20 round bout, in the
Jiuffalo, Velodrome, just outside Pari,
France, thereby winning the heavy
weight championship of Europe,
World's Series Contenders
CATCHERS.
By FREDERICK G. LIEB.
NcliFs Recovery
from Injury Is
Boon to Giants
Chicago, Kept. 17. Free from n.
Mitt worries, after turn of the unit
siren nous rHinpiilgii Iii thnlr carver,
th New York (llant. 1 922 Nsthinal
league cliHinploni, wound up l In hat
tin ag.itnat western uppolilliin by Ink
ing Ihu rthHl b iiiih of the series from
tin St. I.inils Cardinals. to i, behind
Artlo Nelifs steady twirling.
It hii Die third defeat In four
gmnei for the teani which threatened
the lli.'intN' supieiiiiiry for a large
aim re of the Si-ismi 'and shoved tha
Cardinal buck ) fourth place, while
Clin Inmiil, trouncing I'hlliidelphla, 13
to H, climbed to third poMllnn.
, Indication that Nelif bus pmcticiilly
recovered from the effect of a foot
Injury which checked his effect I veneis
curlier In the season, was regarded aa
an ImiHirtiint factor In the Clams
world series rhntire. The outhpsw
held the heavy hilling f'ni'illn.'il coi
lis In sll but two Inning mid ethlu.
Ited (terfect control.
Tin Yankee, within a game of
clinching tho American leiigus tllle,
hoM to settle the) race beyond alt
doubt by winning from 1 lust mi tumor
row In the first of a three game serlea
wllh the lied Hog. They hold a lead
of three mid a half games over the
St. Louis l'.i owns, and wllh hut four
more contests to play need only a
single victory to eliminate the mathe
matical uncertainty yet existing.
Imzzy Vance achieved Ills ISth victory
of the sens., n, w hile Brooklyn pounded
two Boston twli lers to win, 12 to 5, la
Iho other major leugue gumc played
yesterday.
Brooklyn Asks
Waivers on Players
New York, Sept. 27. Officials of
the Brooklyn National league base
ball club today confirmed report that
waivers had been asked on 17 play
er of the teum. President Charlei
II, Kbbets refused, however, to mak
public the names.
The Brooklyn Kugle listed the fol
lowing a those upon whom waiven
ili.id been asked: Charles (Chuck
Ward. Harold Janvrln, Ivan Olson
Hay Hchmnndt, Sam Post, Lew Ma
lone and Moll McCarrcn, Inflcldera
Leon ('adore, AI llarnaux, Pair
Hchreiber, John Miljus, (lareno
Brown and Clarence Mitchell, pitch
ers; Bernard llungling and Otto Mill
er. catchers, ami Ib rnle Nela an
John Koseberry, outfielder.
Three stars Burleigh Grimes, II
Myers nnd Zack Wheat have beer
placed "on the block for sale or bar
ter, the newspaper added, asserting
that the trio were regarded by th4.
management as "trouble makers."
CATCH KKS.
Fielding Itecords.
Player and Club
Walter Schmidt, Pirate
Hank Severeld, Browns
Frank Snyder, Giants .
Karl Sintlh, Ciiints
John Oooch, Pirates...
Walter Schang, Yankeoa
r;.
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. 123
. S4
. 79
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. .103
PO.
47
mo
rn 3(14
2 nr.
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24
103
111)
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a 5
ii
13
13
Total Double Passed
Chances Plays Pet. Balls
114
MO
2C1
r3
472
3i)l
1
S
10
a
ID
1
.991
.9S5
.9K1
.9 SO
.972
,9H4
Bui ting Hcciird.
A I!. U. II. 2U. 3B. lilt. TB. Sll. Sit. Pet.
Snyder 231 2ti S9 111 3.4 121 11 0 .335
Schang 330 40 111 If! h 1 M2 19 9 .335
Oooch 330 42 1111 15 3 1 1.14 4 1 .333
Severeld . 4ii;i 44 130 29 6 2 197 12 1 .320
Schmidt 90 12 2S 5 0 0 33 2 1 .311
Smith .' 217 29 5 11 4 9 104 1 1 .2(17
Denny Ryan's Boxing
Classes Start Tuesday
Denny P.yan will give Instructions
to aspirin? Benny Leonards, Jack
Brlltons nnd Jack Dempseys In the
opening clnss of the season at the
Omaha Athletic club next Tuesday
nlwht.
The classes are fi-pe and no club
UH'tnbei-Khlp Is required to ,1oln.
Appllca'ions fllrefdj' have begun to
clog O. A. C. mail sacks. One re
emit, IS years old, with 1S5 pound
of flesh draped around a six foe
three inch frame, reported In person
THKRB IS NO department of moro vital importance on a world's scries
contender than its catching. The Giants once lost a world's cham
pionship through a muff In center field, while the hitting of a nulisil
tute third baseman once enabled the White Si x to triumph over the Cubs.
But the average world's series game revolves around the pitcher, catcher and
the second base combination.
Poor catching helied Hughlo Jennings lose three straight world's series
in Detroit. It Is not always the rule, but the world's series contenders which
had such men ns Brosnnhan, Kling, Sullivan, Gibson, Schang, Schalk and
O'Neill behind the bat usually divided first money after th flr.it game had
been played. - .
All of the 1922 contenders aro Billy's
6i P0 pit. f
VI C rti.l ...
the shorlitop Titay b t clom
to hung the Ut turuv In t
Ameruin leas us t would ik a lt
lev nihisic lhn I im In dt
MiJi betsean him Slid th s'.ua.
..hir way, oiwir, th Asirtcn
tiii hukl a k! f sure !! i im(
trl Vs d p In th ntt rV. Ii i ii.um. N V, M.p -'7 The
Will csmv ane '! ' Aiet i ti ..lvi , ,1. . t .ur, ..mi
i tmy .aui fir puu'ea ! hi,.; ...u if tin I .u.t , ia
tHi ri ' ' ' lf '! Vv llm
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f IH Sut tpa 1M t I'UV- i l 'he fi' isli,! t I ... la lt In f.r
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IMnl. kilt Ihitr ! (, IK
if "lie i "t I'o li Uil n iiiaraiiiB th eiul of ; of a slmlUr tiatwta to ixi-ur litis sea
in i. i i-.ntnti at rtisriled a an unolTiciai an on n'eitoi'i'innn no. .
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- OH llilaeil (I'llleala I llll pollltwl Hilt I
llunihuldt Wlna.
llumliulilt. Neb., H"it. J7. (Hieclal.)
Tllit In as Ii aclliml liaaeliail liiaina 'if 1'atila
It... k ami ICinilml.il. mat on I'lalnvl-w
firi.l el l lilt illy In i tuna inn by tha
liii al t'-aiu n It li a avora ef 6 tt) 11.
Iluffili Imiih iJiila.
Kearney, Neb.. Hlt. II..-(Hiaclll )
1 li llutfaiii li'nana elnld III aaaiein wllh
a e.l -iiill a-rlra certain t" detarmiita
thi IraS'e . llinil'ilt"llll. Mh.-llnn da
fei(e iiii,iii,, I, lu v. ainl l'ia!itun
tnkii.k a an 'i 1 f'um Mataril. a In 4,
l.alaiu'til 'If tha t'eo i-iiluga f,r futt lacn.
Ki'arii.y hot i !.! i-n uf II, ta,ti l.ul
ef It"1 a-i.'i.. 'ht.lui.,l Tha alien
aili a al all aaieta at at.4 an.t fltianclat
l llo tiai'i tinlt leil I h" uraaniaa.
itn a iii ruiain iioa-1 l-ir tmiiho ytr,
alileiuan I ha .! I.CU r cl a.l.lln lam
t-ii:br i.-:i. . ma samnar ae plav or im two .iio-ii ii
enulpped behind th i bat. the Yankees j lng st,n.e(, , n Athlot,c.olant
have the hustling Wally Schang, al . worhVfl Bpl.e' of 1913. Wallv then
ways a dlsMngulshcd world's series ; fl.wnnilll, ,,, . ,,, -, firHt
performer. A year ago Frank Sny- j vf.;ir , ,hn l;tj. .
dor of the Giants was McOr.-nVs lead whon , Y.,n. , (lis ,,
- "fr.Wr1.'L" r','" miU""r' i will be the fifth time that Schang
herl hmlth fell down badly In the ; haR mUvM in .,.,,,. ie.
1922 worlds series. ,, . ,iy M(.(!l,,w. ,,,
H-ank Snyder outhits the other wuvWa Kere batting averages are
catchers, as ho Is poking tho ball for . ,,. -J75 , 1,,,3i ,, .. ,
nn average of .335. However. Iu I tj.n, Wth the Athletics; .414 In 1!MX,
ha had his average fattened by thettith ,.r(1 Sl)X. ,, 2st. wilh hu
fact that hn has caught all the games i ABllk,.,, Ht
In which a lefthander has played
against th Giants. However, Frank
proved In the last world's series lhat
bo Can smack right bander Just as
hard a the "lefties." as he batted
out of sn average of .3fil in seven
game, and nuthlt the regulars ot
both New York clubs, (inn of his
hit was a homer which tied up the!
Mt.l.ile n ears Beat
Former Buffalo Hurler
I'iC'ht Park, Fort Worth. Tex.,
S:nl. 27. The Moble Bears won the
Dixie b.'sek-iM championship by de
feat '"-f Fort Worth Panthers In the
Klxth game of the re.rles today by a
score of 2 to 1. Mobile won four
c .'lines and Fort Worth two. The
game was a pretty pitchers' duel be
tween Fnhr nnd I'.'itee, southpaws, the
former having the advantage. A
single by Mulvey in tha ninth in
ning pcored Manager Niehoff with tin
winning run.
FootBallFacts
vvui inhnuwirm Moi.iie n,i Tuisa ciui.
:, tt A- a a, , ; ,-. i
Annual Nehru.-ka-Iowa
Horsechoe Tourney at PLii
Blair. Neb., Kept. 27i 'S;iei in.l.i -The
fifth annual Nebra:i!:a-lowi
Horserhoi) toui naiaeiil will be lipid li
I Hair next Sinidiy. All players of Nr
braska mid Iowa are eligible. In ail
dltion to Ihe 1123 t 'Inri lun cub, I hen
will bo lniTihiindifie nnd cash piii"S
aggregating a total of close to ?"00
Tboiinil of bills, advertising thi
lurnameni, have been distributed ovei
Nebiu.'ka and lima.
iJy ill. JHitZV
Wh-t Is a fair catch?
A fnlr antra la mule by eilrliln i
I C. - H a .lll l ...! It . .. k.k m, m tl.'t IrtV
nn ui.h..... ii ) igni line inaii ii Miiiigur
I II I 'I' - liw.e.i Kiriv Willi, inurd, . 1ml
aim i mi I lit ill ilia.
I.rHii lhniH (.arilitii.
Nan Fi ate I '. eteoi. V I'M
c efi.i, i ti.'ti f f .e.ti.it't.1
llbMuflaU Iwi t'laal.
Owners Situ for Serh!
Fort Worth. Tex., Sept. 27 An
sixth game, a contest which Inter was " " ' t ".'"" ' '
i... , , !..,. ieuenu ami beluri II I ml. hea Ihi ' iirnooii between Mubilo and Ttlls.1
won ly tne tusnls. gr..uml. pruilUri Ihe .lnar, .tl..r la ,.,..... -.. ,i ,, .... .. .,.,....,
Snyder's fielding record slso wu in.t..,.i i ei. h n,. b.ii. .i.,ui. hi. i. , " r" ''rov.d ug f..r a s..i. um
vi v ...il I., ihs ih. l'j'l .rl..s. si lu. ?".'"- ."''" '" '. Wlalsc . r b 'tweeli th. two for tu mmof
' -- h - ..nJ rl.,,,1. Mh...a kl .1.. . , . , ,. ...
. . i. . " ' 7- league t iinnip.fiiisii.ii in ini rvrm .inn
!'" ll .' lhM ln lria Iflae mih. i , . , ,, ' ... ,. ,,
ln( iha ...i.h. Kale , s.il.m . ' wn from lilt el : h. Hie se-
M If a .!iai ty l,a. n leklel anil la r.el W.ll Blurt III Tnl" I rldllV SO'V
u;rv;,;4,'.c'r; "
In Ihe I'.H" if ttmfft. Hul I. KM. , week
Ilea 14 II I j
S). an a r-'a ah.t ai'i... Ilia in.j w t 11
l aa ia n . il In lha lo-l ha f laliti! I rflMrtlli lOf I14T,
Hol.lM a-.i. N.-t, , K. pl 7 - !h'i"c l I
bundled 41 ihsncci without an er
rr, Miiydr throw will, but Frank
I one of lln alow eat mm In lume
liill, and doein't put the foe or sip
Into hi woik which 1 hitrin tertie Hie
I'ild'le
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MfHii Are "Watchdog"
for HMoitn$hine Farm'
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