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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1925)
Lincoln High Basketeers Drilling on Free Throwing (or Tech Contest L - » *'_ftft______' — Xapital Gty Team Expects Hard Contest Central Quintet to Meet Coach Browne's Hoopsters Night Following Bookkeep ers’ Battle. [ N C O B.N. Neb. Jan. 28. — JJxten ive drill In throw shooting was on (he program for Coach W. 1 f. f Brown's J.lndoln / V” Amvt flippers 1 Wednesday after noon in prepara tion fnr the two big games of (lie year here, the Omaha Tech eon tost Friday eve ning and the Oma ha Central clash Saturday night. , _ "The boys v ere going a little stale and I found it necessary to ease up a little." the Red and Black mentor stated. All the regulars are in good shape and we expect to give both Omaha teams a fight for their money, Browne said, ^x^l'he Capital City lineup against p^xech will include Captain Warde and Witte, forwards; Peckman, center; nnd Kahler and Fisher, guards. Bob Knig, whose accurate eye has more than once put the Bineoln quintet on the winning side of the score column, will be held In reserve until the sec ond quarter. The quint that will take the floor against Coach Drummond's Tech Ma roons will include but three veterans, ■Warde, Kahler nnd Witte. Peckman and Fisher are first year men. Bin eoln is well reinforced with capable substitutes, however. Coach Browne has King and Wendling, forwards; Khapario, center, nnd Weyand and Oahde, guards, to fall back on. Witte, Warde, Kahler, Weyand and Oohde were members of the 1824 grid team. Omaha Y. M. C. A. Enters Tank Meet Lincoln, Jan. 28.—Omaha, Grand Island, anil Lincoln teams have made entries In the state Y. M.'C. A. swim ming meet to be held at the "Y” pool liere Saturday afternoon. Omaha 1s entering It" crack senior relay team, George Walker, Kay Ramsey, F. D. Slater and Cllf Klliston, which holds the state record, won last year. Don ald Head and Walker will enter the fancy diving event; Klliston the 200 yard breath: Salter and Walker the 200-yard free; Ramsey the 100-yard ^•Ljgk and free with Klliston also In *"lTie latter. Grand Island will enter all the senior events, and Francis Morris In the junior events. Lincoln will enter senior and junior events. McBride, who holds the 40-yards free, will enter that event and most of the other events. Lewis and Anderson will he In the dives and Stanley In the 200 yard free. WHEELERCAGERS TRIM LUTHERANS The Wheeler Memorial quintet de feated the Our Savior Lutheran five, 3 0 to 8, in the feature game of the class A basket ball games at the Y. M. C. A. last night. Wedberg starred fur the winners while Hansen played the best game for the losers. The First M. K. basketeers. won a lop-sided game from the First Chris tian Baracas, 28 to T. Collins proved the outstanding player for the Meth odisis, garnering 14 of his team's points. The Benaon Immanuel Tditheran cagers dropped a 28 to 14 contest to the Benson M. B. Cook and Ledberg carried off ihe scoring honors for the Methodist quintet. Bobby Barrett 111 With Flu. Los Angeles, Jan. 27.—A touch of Influenza will prevent Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia from boxing Dndr Rereot of Seattle here tonight. Alec Hart, Barrett's stahlemate, will sub stitute for him. * AdS KB.TlSEMr.VT. ^Warning Shun All Sneezes Colds are spread by coughs and sneezes. Be careful If you hav# ona. dhun all sneezes If you havan't. Colds ara dangerous. Nona «*n foretell what they will lead to. Mil lions ara wrecked by them. It Is easy at the start to quell a cold. It should never last over a day. you can atop it lb 24 hours with Hill's Cascars Bromide-Quinine. Many thousands do that dally. The tablets are so sure that your druggist guarantees them. Bo relia ble that millions now employ them. •So perfect that 28 years have devel oped no way to Jmitrova them. 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The big race had ended and cheers fille^ the hall for the conqueror when [Ittle Joie set out upon the path that requires more grit than strenuous competition—the run to shake the hand of the victor. Dark words had come from that re cent meeting of Nurmi and Uav in the American’s home city, and if there was ill feeling, Ray's run to shake hands was all the more note worthy. New Rifle Record Made. Waterbury, Conn,, .Jan. 27.—Con firmation of a new national record, a perfect score of 600, in their match with the Fresno (Cal.) girls’ (team, has been received by the Crosby high school girls’ rlfje team of this city from the national headquarters of the Junior Rifle corps. The Cros by team recently established a record of 490 in a match with ti Chicago girls' team. KAPLAN SIGNS FOR BOUT ON COAST Oakland, Cak, Jan. 28.—Louis (Kid) Kaplan of Meriden, Conn., feather weight champion of the world, will meet Johnny Farr, San Francisco, in a bout here February 18, It was an nounced today by Tommy Simpson, local promoter. It has not been decid ed whether the match will be 10 rounds to a decision or a 12-round no decision, Simpson said, that depend ing on Kaplan. Farr la one of the leading feather weights on the Pacific coast. Simpson said he closed the match la Los Angeles yesterday. BEE WAN'TADB BRING RESULTS. DRAKE BULLDOGS TO PLAY CYCLONES Ames, la., Jan. 28.—The feature basket event of this week, so faf as Iowa Plate and Drake fans are con cerned will be staged Saturday In the Coliseum at Dos Moines, the contest ants being the Cyclone* and the Bull dogs fighting against the cellarshlp of the Valley. H/IDDIESmOS should not be “doeed." 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Crites, Hein, Daily, Johnson and Gish are expected to line up in the 440-yard dash at 4 p. m. In the 880-yard run, Cohen, Hays, Harkford, Lawson, Dalton, Bushnell and Johnson will fight it out. The four best men in the squad will be used in the two-mile relay. In the mile event, Zimmer man and McCarthy will try out. Lewis will do the 600-yard run. I-ewis has been making some nice time in this event. In the 880-yard run, Tues<Jpv afternoon. "Mud" Gardner and Howders^cldt put on a race. “Mud" made the distance in two minutes, 5 5-10 seconds, and llowdersheldt in two minutes. 7 7-10 seconds. Coach Schulie is the first roach In the valley, in far as is known, to make use of the pace clock in the track so that the men can time them selves while taking their workouts. Nebraska has the advantage over Rome of the valley schools this year in having a splendid Indoor track. Workouts in Held events are on every day, with the higli jumpers iH'iiig trained hy "Hob" Turner. In the shot put, big Kriemelmeyer is increasing, his distance and now lias a mark of 40 feet and aix inches. He is new at the weight game and has shown good develop ment for the time he lias been in training. MUNY DIRECTORS TO HOLD MEETING The board of directors of the Mu nicipal Baseball association will bold their first meeting of the year to night at 8 in room 306 of the city hall. Plans for the monster mass meet ing will occupy most, of the evenings session. The mass meeting, which is an annual affair, will be held in Feb ruary. Plan to Organize .' Baseball League ChaUron, Net*., Jan. 2lt .—Bight cities of western Nebraska anti South Dakota will meet in this city February 5 to form a baseball league. Representatives of the eight cities have stated eagerness to hove such a* league In oiasratlon Tot* the 1935 base ball season The cities whleh are to form the league are: Alliance. Crawford, Chad* ron. Hay Springs. Helping ford. 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