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T1TE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. APRTT. v
1011
THE BEE: OMAHA, TITt7R5T)AY, ATOIL 20. 1011.
Phillies Beat Doves. Twice in First Doubleheader of Year; Rain Breaks Scheduled
5 t
PHILLIES TAKE TWO GAMES
Boston Loiei Both ndi of Seaion'i
First Double-Header.
SCOEES CLOSE IN BOTH CONTESTS
Hear- Hltttaar Win Hernia Gasae,
While J4end la Taken by fteore
ef Mis la Meat
tela.
Titos, rf ...
KniM. lb...
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Ma c, If..
Panfcart. of.
Lrinlerva, lb.
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tfcxria, ...
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BOSTON.
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BOSTON, April 13-Ptilladetplila finished
the flrat series at Boston this afternoon by
defeating the latter. 7 to 3, In the second
game of a double-header. A light rain
slowed up the name, (kwe:
R.H.O.A B.
4 0 ICIarka. If
1114 Trsnnr. lb... 4 I 1 I
4 111 Heraaej. . .. 4 I 1
I I 4 Miller, rf.... 4 I
lOoooa. St.... I I
1 10 0 Mimht. to . I I I 1
4 OS I OFutlrr, lb.... (lit
4 1114 (trahajn.
I I 1 Trier. ...
uaiMir, p. 1 I I flprmtt . . .
Per. p.
nuB n in u i
Tata la M I 11 II 1
Batted for Trior In eighth.
Boston 0 1 1 0 1 t 0-4
Philadelphia t 8 0 19 0 0 1 0 T
Two-base bits: Alexander, Hrio. Ma
in. Three-ban hit: Luderun. Home run:
MM. Hits: Off Tyler. In eight Innings:
off J'ordue, 0 In one Inning; off l'rennan, 4
In four innings; off Alexander. 4 in five
Inlgs. Hacrlflee hits: Mage, Luderua. Sac
rifice fly: Doolan. Ieft on bases: Boston.
7; Philadelphia. 4. First bone on balls: Off
Tyler, I; off Brennan. I; oif Alexander, 8.
First base on errors: Boston. 2. Struck out:
By Tyler. 4; by Brennan. 1; by Alexander,
i. Wild pitch: Tyler. Tim: 2:15. Umpires;
Johnstons and Eaaon.
Heavy hitting, totaling four runs In the
first Inning, won the morning game for
Philadelphia, the score being S to 8. Score:
PHTXJtDHLPHIA. BOSTON.
n. II. O.A.B. t
THaa, rf 4 I Clark. If..
KnaJk. tb.... 4 11 0 TnneY. lb.
hokart, lb... 4 11 0 llanos, aa... I 0 1(1
Uumv If.... I 1 Miller, rf.... I 0 4
Faafcart, of... 4 11 1 Uevoe. of. ... I 1
Uideraa, lb.. 4 Oil I Iwnurr, lb.. 4 111
Prolan, .... 0 14 0 Hotter, lb.... 4 till
Moras. 4 tf 1 1 unthani, a.... a l sv
p 4 1 1 1 Ur.iwn, p.
apratt . .
IS I 17 11 4
Total! II I 17 11 4
Batted for Brown In ninth.
Philadelphia 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 05
Boston 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0-3
Two-base hit: Brown. Base on balls: Off
Brown. 1; off Beebe, 4. Struck out: Hy
Brown, I; by Beebe. 6. Time: 1:36. Umpires:
lUaeon and Johnstone.
Qlaata Win Aarala.
NHJW TORK, April 19. -New York made
a clean sweep of the series with Brooklyn
by winning today's game, 4 to 8. In a sen
sational ninth-inning rally. Th game was
played In a driailliig rain. Hcore:
NBW TORX. BFIOOKLTX.
B.H.O.A.B B.H O.A.B.
IMora, rf... I I 0 Da r I nam. if. 4 4
Dot la. x....4 III Tooler. .... 4 1 I 1
Saadcraaa at 4 I I Wuhan, lb.. 4 I T
al array, rf... 4 Hummall, lb. I 1 I I
Murkte, lb.. 4 III I Whrat, If.... 4 I
. Brldwall, I I I I 0 Ouiaoa, rf.. 4 1 I
UotIIb, lb... I I 1 .In.'rman. lb I 1 I I
riataaar .... Brwlu, ..,.. 4 III
Myers, 4 111 KnMr. p.,.1 I 1
Ames, p I 4 1 ltunih 1
Beaker 1 I AI-blaoa, p. .
Ball, p 0
TUU. .... IflU I
Totala II X4 II J
Batted for Knetsar In eighth. !
Ona out when winning run soored .
Ran for Devlin In ninth.
' 'Hatted for Ames in ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 II M I H
New ?ork 00tSeS 4
Two-baa) hit:- Bnodgrass.. Three-base
hit; Huinmell. (Stolen bases: Dvore, Bnod
grass. Left on bases: Brooklyn. 6; New
York, 7. First base on errors: Brooklyn, 1;
New Tork. 1. Bturck out; By Ames, U; by
Knetser. 1. Baas on balls: Off Ames, f:
off Knetser, 2; off AJtehtaen, 1. HMs: Off
Knetser. f In seven Innings: off off Atten
tion, 1 In one and onet-hlrd Innings; 'off
Bell, t In part of ninth Inning.-Tims: 1:63.
Umpire: klem and Doyle.
LINE UP FOR OPENING GAME,. TEAM
CM TOE FIELD ERIDAZ AFTEWOON
OMAHA WILL PRESENT
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES WORK
Preyaratloa far laterelaa Field
Meet, la Praarreas Blaty
' Are) mattered.
Active practice for the elasa meet of
the Omaha High school April ? began
Tuesday afternoon. A call for alt candi
dates who Intended to enter the meet was
given by R. U Carns. loach. Monday
afternoon, and more than sixty lads have
expressed their determination to try out
for a place In th meet. Friday afternoon
Carns and Robert Wood, oaptaln of the
track squad, will choose th lads who are
to enter th meet.
Interest Is most keen over this meet, and
as classes are about evenly matched In
strength. It will be a close match between
the Juniors and seniors of th school. Te
th olaas winning the most points will he
given for one year the silver loving cup,
presented by the diss In 1MM.
In the lsst two years th s cup has goni
to the senior class.
The Junior class la strong, and will enter
all th fast men In the claas. Th fresh
men have not yet organised, but a few
loyal students have been practicing with
the other elaeses for several nights.
Preparations for tho Missouri. Valley in
tsrscholastlo meet at IJncoln May 11 have
besTun.
aWG,
Fred Demar Wins
Marathon Contest
in Record Time
Dorchester Runner Finishes Firit in
Annual Twenty-FiTe-Mile
Run at Boston.
TIC
5ERTJ
SRj.IEPriTELD
CREIGHTON WINS SOGGY GAME
Morning-aida Biiowed No Signs of Life
in Nine Innings.
VICTORY COMES EASY AND EARLY
Wlaalasj Teaaa la - ea Tlpte of
Aaxletr to Meet Pater Fasalllas
Rearke's Baded af Prafea
slaaala Today.
Crelghton university easily romped
around Uornlngslde yesterday afternoon
on Crelghton field, winning with a 10 to 0
score. McKee started off with a neat
single and took second and third on errors.
Kyle gained first by a ntray pitched ball.
Both scored on Kelly's clean drive to cen
ter. Hronek was "transported to first on
the third strike end Kelly scored on a
throw to catch Hronek stealing second,
who scored on Mattaon's long fly. Miller
was presented with first on an error and
tallied on Relliy's swat to tight, who In
turn gained third and repeated on a wild
throw to the catcher. Kelly fanned and
McKee filed, with Fletcher an occupant
of th initial corner.
Thus ended the Inning and the game
waa pocketed. The game lingered through
several more Innings, without threat
on th part of Mornlngslde to break up the
monotony. Crelghton, however, scored
another run In the second, took a vacation
for th next three Innings and In the sixth
deposited three more to Its account with
the scorer'. The remainder of the game
did not offer anything more. A fairly
large crowd attended and were enthused
to the point of anxiety to see Crelghton
line up agalnit the Rourke. whom they
play today at i o'clok. The score: x
CRBIOHTON. MORNlNflftlDfl.
Standing of Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
V
Philadelphia
N-w York...
S . I, uis
Chit ;o
Cincinnati ..
Pittsburg ...
Btooklvn ...
Boston
AMUR, league:.
. W.L.Pct
Detroit R 0
New York.. 4 t
Washington t t
Chicago .... 3
Boston t S
Cleveland . 1 4
Ht. Louis... 2 S
Philad'lphla 1 4
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AMER. AP'N.
W.L Pet
THREE BOUTS AT PEORIA
Oae risrsit Will Re Betweea Harry
Doaoaae a ad Toaaaiy Bresna
aaa af Osaaha.
INDIANAPOLIS. April U.-Toung Dona
hue of Boston and Kid Farmer of Peoria
are said to be In the best of condition for
their a;heddled :n round bout here to
night Both are well under 1S pounds, the
limit of the lightweight claas. Of almost
equal Importance with th headline will be
tb bout between Harry Donohue of Pekln,
111., and Tommy Bresnehan of Omaha.
These boys are also In, the lightweight class
and are scheduled to go ten rounds. Jimmy
Watts, bantam champion of Indiana, and
Young Sharkey of Reading. Pa., will con
clude the card.
(roaer IHarharses Baser.
WATERBL'ltY. Conn.. April !. Jnaeph
t'Um-v. a Ilk a I boxer, and Referee Daniel
Buckley, srrented yesterday charged with
manslaughter In connection with th death
of William F. Luke following a bout with
Clancy In thla city on Monday night, were
discharged today by older oi tne coroner
Th Omaha Bee's Great BooKlovers' Con
teat Ttilt ty-nlne prises You can enter at
any Urn.
Comfortable, Lipht.
Weight Underwear
It's time fir lighter weight, mora
seasonHbi uutlerw ear. our new er
ilssls In all the well known, popu
lar Dranos oirer greet i misty In lex-
HVkaa. sa.
Kyla. U I
J. Kallr. lb. I
Hionak. at... 4
Mattauo. If.. 4
Millar, e 4
Hallljr. rf 4
R. Kallr. . 4
rieti-her. lb.. I
Hattaroaa, lb t
Burn. rf.... I
HMO AS
I 1 I I lOabk. as..
1 Harper, lb
1 1 Barrel t.
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1 Halben. If... 4 I 1 I
l Wan. rf 4 I 1 0
II MH'Mrar. lb. I I 0
110 Ofulharaon. rf I 0 I 0
11 Oparlab. I T I I
too Prltrhard, lb. I 0 I I I
11 Twal......n I M I I
lOiiOj Minneapolis i .7CI
.80CMKansaH City 3 2 M
.60 I Indianapolis 4 3 . 671
.SOU Itulm ille .. S S .!ni
.40(i Toledo 3 X
.8.131 Milwaukee . S 4 .42
.28il! Columbus ..1 3 .2T9
.2001 St. Paul 0 3 .m
Yesterday' Heaalts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 3; New Y'ork. 4.
Philadelphia. 5-7; Boston. 3-3.
Ht. i.ouis-Clnclnnatl, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, ; Bt. Louis. 8.
Cleveland-Detroit, rain.
New York-Washington, rain.
Boston-Philadelphia, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee-Columbus, rain.
Kansas City-Toledo, rsln.
in. Paul-lndianapolls. rain.
Minneapolta, 3; Louisville, S. '
Uamea Today.
National Ieague Boston at Brooklyn,
New York at 1'hiladelphlu, Cincinnati al
Pittsburg. Chicago at Bt. Louis.
American league 1 trolt at Chicago, Bt.
Louis at Cleveland. Waehingten at New
York. Philadelphia at Boston.
American Aeaoclatlon Mil waukee at Co
lumbus, Kansas City at Toledo, Ht. Paul
at lndlanapolta, Minneapolis at Louisville.
Millers Take Second
Game of Series with
Louisville by 6 to 5
Ritchey's Batting and One-Handed
Catch by Rossman Off Stanley'!
Bat Features of Contest.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. April Minneapolis
defeated Louisville today in the second
game of the series. All of the locals' three
errors proved costly. Ritchey's batting and
a one-handed catch by Rossman off Stan
ley's bat were the features. Score:
MINNBAPOLIS. UOUIflVILUe.
B.H. OA. It B.H.O.A.B
Clrmar. el...
Gill, lb 4
I'ravath, If... I
Wllllama, lb. .
Rnaaoian, rf.
KIHKer. as... I
Ferrla, Sb ... 4
tjawaoo, c... I
Altrk, p..,. 1
IkuIII. p... 0
Paaalar, p. . . . I
MoOarmlck.. 1
1 1
I II
0 0 gtanlrr. cf.,
0 1 Howard, lb.
0 0 tjtnnuft, lb..
0 .yu,u. rf..
0 9 Kletaar, If..
I
1
I I
0
0 ft
1 0
I 0
1 I
1 0
1 0
0 4
Totala .....II I 14 I I
'I'ao-bas hits: Kelly. Rellly. Bases on
balls: Off Barrett. 2; off Kelly. 1. ritruck
out: By Barrett, 3; by Kellv, 13. Stolen
banes: MoKee 2), Rellly, Kyle, Hefrei
nan. Time: 0:46. Umpire: Joe Lots.
Creighton Team to
Play the Rourke
Squad Thursday
Last Exhibition Game for the Omaha
Team Before Regular Sea
son Opens.
Crelghton university will meet the
Rourkea at Rourke psrk Thursday in a
last practice contest before the Omaha
open the 1911 afaaon. Crelghton has had its
squad In action for some weeks, and the
college lads probably wilt rive a good ac
count of themselves.
Coach Kyle and Captain Hronek have
bean working bard not only for the ex
hibition fames with th Rourke nine, but
for the coming contest with Mornlngslde.
Game called 3:30 p. m. Uneup for
Thursday:
Omaha. Crelghton Unt.
Kane First F'lett her
Tarkio Lean to Uriaiairrt.
TARKIO, Me., April l.-(Speclal Tele
grain.) Tarkla collegians were defeateo
here today by the Bt. Joseph Drummers of
th Western league, Its!
larklo showed unexpected strength at
bat. i'yeia securing a three-bacger, V.
Wlthrow a home run and Peterson a two
bagger. larklo's errors st critical times allowed
four runs. St. .lon-ph waa strong at bat
and fielding, making only one error and ae-
cuiiiik aeven hits. yere for Tarkio,
truck out live men, Crutcher of 8t. Jo
seph 7. Batteries, at. Joseph, Crutcher
and Cooper; Tarkio, Pyers and Wlthrow.
Several Hhootlaa; Date.
Nebraska and Iowa shooters have a
number of eventa scheduled for the latter
part of April and early May. Among the
ones Just announced are: Storm Lake, la.;
April 31; Wllber. Neb., April 36 and 37;
Haglev. la., April !X; Bleda, la.. May 3.
1 0 Jtoblnson. aa. 4
I 0 I'.ltohay, tb.. 4
1 0 Hushaa, c... I
I 0 Franch. p I
1 0 Kl'botbam, p 1
0 0Ralllr 1
0 r
Total 31 10 17 11 I
Total! II 1 17 II 1
Baited for I llirjrlnbotham In the ninth.
Hatted for lxiitlell "hi the fifth.
Minneapolis 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 04
Louisville I 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0-6
Stolen basea: Kl lllfer. Clymer. Two
has hits: Lennox. Hayde, Dawson. Three
base hits: Rltchey, Howard, French. Sac
rifice hit: Hughes. Sacrifice fly: Stan
ley. Double plays: Rltchey to Robinson
to Howard; Gill to Dawson to Gill. Hits:
Off French, 7 In five Innings; off HigKln
bothatn. 8 In four Innings; off Altrock, 6
in two and two-thirds Innings; orf Lou
dell, 2 In two and nn-third Innings; off
Peaster, 3 in five Innings. Struck oul
By Krench, 3: by HigKinbntham, 4; by
Peaster, 2. Bases on balls: Off French
3: off Hlggtnbotham. 1. Wild pitch: Hlg-
1 line : i:du. empires; vt ea
WHITE SOX DEFEAT BROWNS
Criss' Early Wildness Result
Heavy Slugging in First.
in
FINAL SCORE IS SIX 10 THE EE
BOSTON. April lit. Clarence Demar of
Dorchester, who finished second last year,
was the winner of today's Marathon race
from Ashland. Mass, breaking the record
of 3:24::-4. His time wss 2:3I:3!H. The
former record was made four years ago
by Tom LonKhout. the Canadian Indian.
Fred J. Madden of South Boston was a
poor second by lemon of un accident two
miles from the finish.
Then came Kd Kabore of Montreal, while
Robert .1. Fowler of Cambridge, another
old-timer, was fourth. Demar ran a well
judged race, for he did not become a factor
among the leaders until more than a third
of the' course had been run. As the field
swung Into ths boulevard at Auburndale
he challenged Madden, who was leading
at that time, and finally pusTied out In
front.
In spite of two big hills Demar not only
drew steadily sway, but hit up the pace
so that he captured former records at
minor points along the home stretch, nota.
bly thtit at Brooklyn, held for ten years by
Caffrey.
Madden was dashing post Coolldge cor
ner, two miles from th finish, when an
automobile In seeking to pass him nearly
knocked him Into the gutter. H recov
ered In tlm to ssve being psssed by Fa
bore. Demar received a great ovation as he
staggered across the finish In a much ex
hausted condition.
The times of the four prlnolpal prise win
ners wera:
Clarence Demsr of North Dorchester,
2:21:39V
E. J. Madden of South Boston. 8:24:31.
Ed Fabore of Montresl. 2:9:23.
Robert J. Fowler of Cambridge, 3:2S:81.
More than 100.000 people, constituting the
largest group of spectatora at any ath
letic event In the country, gathered today
on the long road stretching Out f th city
to witness a hundred yards or so of the
Boston Athletlo association's fifteenth
marathon run from Ashland to this city, a
distance of twenty-five miles. Unofficial
time, 2:22:3!l.
The field got away in good order at noon.
Ahlgren and Masterson managed to keep
In front at ths start, the former leading
at Wellesley square, twelve miles from
the start, by thirty yards. The time here
was 1:16:80, compared with ths record of
0.69:14 by Wei ton In IMA.
At the entrance to the boulevard at Au
burndale, sixteen miles from the start
Maden of South Boston pushed Into the
lead, making th turn at 1:27:00 from th
start compared with th record of 1:23:66
mad by Welton.
ASHLAND, Mass.. April lr With 150
entrants ready for the start at noon today
in the fifteenth annual Marathon run under
the auspices of the Boston Athletic associa
tion, weather conditions this morning wer
exceptionally favorable.
CARNS TO SELECT TRACK MEH
Tryout Monday Afternoon at Omaha
Driving Park.
PREPARE FOR LINCOLN MEET
Mara latereet Thaa Kver Before I
RelaeT Hbawn la the Athletic
Affairs mi the Omaha
Hla-h School.
Murray Nee are Heme Ron Iloff
Gets Three-Base lilt Jone
and Zelder Hit for Tin
Baaes.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.-:riss was wild and
was hit hard In the first inning, Chicago
winning the final game of the series with
the local team by a score of 6 to 3. Score:
ST. Loi'ia. CHICAGO.
kt.H. O.A.B. II H.O.A.g
Hoffman, cf..l 1 1 I 0 M-Conll, Zb I I 1 4 0
AuMIn, 3b... 4 0 1 I I .elder, M.I 1441
Murray, rf... 4 I Molntyra, ef. I 1 0 0
Laporte. 2b. .4 1 1 4 0 IKxinherty, If 0 0 0 0 1
Clarke, c I 1 7 I 0 rallahan. rf . 10 0 10
Nawnam. lb. 4 1 14 I 0 Tannehlll, lb I 1 1 1 1
Wllllanii, If. 4 1 0 Djonea. lb 4 111 I 0
Wallace, aa..4 Oil 1 Payne, o ..
Crlaa,
.1 1 0 4 0 Scott, p..
4 1 T 0 0
4 0 14 0
glnbotham
dig and Blsrhalter.
Fast Curve Lays Out
Shortstop Gagnier
LINCOLN. Neb., April 19 (Hpeclal Tele
egram.i In the game here Tuesday after
noon with the university law team, Kdda
Oarnler, ths Antelopes' shortstop, was
struck In the head with a fast "In curve"
and knocked unconscious. He remained
unoonsclous for trirty m:utes. Qagnler
was taken from th field and th game
continued. He had not fully recovered
from his Injury Tuesday night, but with
careful treatment ahould be in fine shape
for th opening, of the season. The hall
hit Oagnler Just above the left temple.
Total M I 27 II I Totala 31 I 17 II I
Chicago 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 t
St. louls 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 01
Two-baa lilts: Zelder, Jones. Clark.
Three-base hit: Hoffman. Hum run:
Murray. Sacrifice hits: Dougherty, Calla
han. Double plays: McConnell to Zelder
to Jones; Zelder to Jones; Austin to New
man to Austin; Criss to Wallace to New
man. Stolen bnse: Dougherty, lilt by
pitched ball: By Criss. Mclntyre. Wild
pitches: Criss, 1. Bases on balls: Off
t'rlss, 4; off Scott, 2. Struck out. By
Scott, 6: by Cliss. 8. Ieft on bases: St.
Louis, 6; Chicago, 6. Time: 1:66. Urn-
ires: O'Loughlln ar.d Dineen.
Permits to smoke will be issued shortly
ecu re yours at cigar stores.
Enter th Be s dooklovers' Contest now.
Gately of Stromsburg
Wins Wrestling Title
Throws Charles Bleoka Two Falls Out
of Three for State Kiddle
weight Honor.
.
LINCOLN, Neb., April If. (Special Tele
gram.) Charles Blecka of Table Rock lost
ths middleweight wreetling championship
of Nebraska to Tom Oately of Stromsburg
here tonight In on of ths fastest and
prettiest matches of the year. Bleoka and
Oately wrestled for ths gat reoelpts and
a aid bet of $300.
Blecka won the first fall in fifteen min
utes of clever work with a mill hold.
Qately came back strong and after pre
liminary sparring brought Blecka to ths
mat with a half Nelson In thre minutes
and thlrty-flv seoonds.
Th third fall was woq by Oately in ten
minutes with a to hold, which severely
Injured Blecka's foot. The preliminaries
wer fast and Interesting.
Te Die ea th scaffold
Is painless compared with th weak, lam
back kidney trouble causes. Klectrio Bit
ters Is the remedy. Mo. For sal' by
Beaton Drug Co.
Treck men who will constitute the tam
of the Omaha High school for tr Inter
scholsstlc meet to be held May 13 at Un
coln will be chosen Monday afternoon at
the Omaha Driving park. The local high
school Is allowed ten members to compete
In th meet. Probable members of th team
are Robert Wood, Benson Rowley, Andrew
now, !ee Kllsworth, Ralph Ludwlg, Hugh
Millard. John Drexel, Vergil Rector and
Hallerk Rous.
No qualifications are necessary for en
trance In the class meet which occur at
the driving psrk on April 2S. except that
the student be eligible In his studies. Thla
decision was agreed upon by Coach R t
Carns and also by th athletic board. Tb
olass meet which I th first outdoor meet
of the season is Important aa It determine
the speedy men on the field, and also gtvea
the coach a Un on members who will fnrnt
the track team for the season.
The seniors ars probable winners of th
loving cup which will be given to the class
making th most number of points. Nearly
all of the senior lads who will enter the
meet are either former track men or hare
showed wonderful progress so far this
season. Andrew Dow Is practically the
only one for th weights, and will erter
the dashes. Benson Rowley bold th
school record for the low hurdles and also
runa the dashes In splendid time. Robert
Wood, captain of th track squad thla year,
I considered by his classmates aa being
the led rho will win th gold medal for
Individual work. There Is no doubt bat
what Wood who holds tb school record
for the 100-yard dash and also for th 310
yard dash will win both ef these erents.
Wood will also figure In ths sophomore
relay team, and will be the mala support
for the sophomores. ' Dow, Rowley and
Wood are all members of last year's tresis.
team and entered In the Indoor meet
Omaha on April 1.
Record Holders Compete.
Besides Dow and Rowley who will entr
for the seniors there will also be esverel
other stars who have lowered the school
records in several events this season. Ralph
Ludwlg. who won the 880-yard race at th
Indoor meet, will enter for the half-mile
run. Albert Cahn, who aucoeeded In se
curing second place in the quarter-mile
run In the same meet, will enter in the
quarter-mile run and also take part In
the half-mile run. Lee Ellsworth, the cap- .
tain of the cross-country squad last fall.
will enter in th mile run. Kllsworth le
the only lad In th school who runs thej.
mile In less than flv minutes. Kllsworth, ,
will probably lower his record in the class
meet and has a splendid ohance of seourina)
a place in ths Missouri Valley meet.
Hugh Millard. Charles Robel, Clarenr
Munneke and Vergil Rector are the prinoi-y
pal support of the Juniors. Millard wilt,
enter th 100-yard and the 220-yard dashes.
Munneck will enter In the pole vault andr
Rector will also. Rector Is slated to win thai
pol vault as he has the school record foH
this event In the Indoor meet he suc-
ceeded In making ten feet eight Inches
which Is considerably more than his record?!
last year. Robel will enter in ths mil
race, his time being 6:30.
. The hope of the sophomores lies I
fact that th class hss the ntrongeat
team of trte school, three of whom consti
tute th school relsy team. Robert W (Mid,
Halleck Rouse, Warren Riley and John,
Drexel compose the relay team.
Beryl Crocker h
Qaptain of the H. S,
Basket Ball Team
l on the Omaha
team, was elected"
r nnaW year af'l
ball players, heir
in playing basket!
Permits to smoks will be Issued shortly
secure yours at cigar stores.
Beryl Crocker, forward on the Omahi
High school basket ball team.
captain of the squad for
meeting of the basket bal
Wednesday. Crocker began
ban when a freshman in Cedar Rapids, la.
High school. He came to Omaha In 1910,
and played on the scrub learn In his sopho
more year here. Last season, the year of
1310-11, he was msde forward on the "reg-u.
lar" five. He will he a senior In the schonl
next yesr.
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lection. As soon ss Its known
they're here, ttiey'll go fast. .Your
rholcs of either union or two-plec
-' suits.
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Toss 3IUy Jack MoQulUca
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Hearts terloaaly lajared.
CINCINNATI. April ID Miller Huggin.
second baseuian of the St. Loul National
league bus ball team, waa so badly hurt
la a collision with Kvana and Konetcby
yaaterday that h a a unable to leave
with the team when It departed for fit.
Louis lata today.
Transmississippi Golf Body
Has a New Secretary Now
. Jerome P, Magee, has Just been
elected secretary of the Transmls
BlsMI'pi (iolf association by the dl-
ectors In place of Frank J. Hoel.
Mr. Hoel was obliged to resign be
cause of h a ees failing him.
The Tranai!ilFsiHlppl Golf tourna
nunt to be held at the Omaha Coun
try club August 13-13, will be the
first big tournament that Mr.
Magee ever handled, but aa he has
been one of Omaha s leading golfers
for more than a dizen years, he will
undoubtly carry the event through In
fine style.
Plans for the entertainment of the
I'M goiters coming from all over ths
est, to Oinaliu next Auguat are al
leady under way. i The members of
the Country club, (under the leader
ship of "Jerry" Magee. Intend to
make tho Omaha tournament one
that will not be forgotten by any of
the vialtors.
Not a man of the will be al
lowed to ride on the street cars, but
the aulos of ths Country club mem
berk ar their s for that mek Th
Omaha Commercial club members,
many of them golfers., have pre
vailed upon the publicity depart
ment of the club, to ork In con
Junction with air. Matte In booat
ing the tournament in other cities.
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