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Bringing Up
BASE BALL FIGHT
TAKEN TO COURT
federal League Files Suit -Against
National Commission Under
Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
'CALLED ILLEGAL COMBINATION
(Continued from Ftn Om.)
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DrSLLCyjTI BY COLLY - ' ? My HAPPENED? oodVdkt
MU5TM-TUrr I THIISK 1 HCrR t ril irxe THCCOAAT J . J"Cr' S V -'J HAVE ANfTMIt!
MACCtEEC I ( MAENEAKN'- - fLL HIDE lCLE. . f OV FER 1 Sgk ? . " O DO WITH .
thai "there are bow la th United btMM
bout 10.004 professional but ball play
era, all of whom, with th yceptlon of
' about SCO, under contract to th Federal
league, era under th domination and
Control of the national agreement nd the
rule and regulation of the National
Commission." .
The right of reservation claimed under
the provision! of the national agree
tnent la eet forth together with the etata
rnent that the defendants claimed and
ripw claim that a player under the na
tional agreement always continue to be
nubject to the demand of the club ub
acriblng to that agreement.
The national agreement for the gov
ernment of professional bss ball, which
entered Into between the National
and American leagues and the National
association In 1303, the complainant de
rlares, waa nut for perpetuation for
iaae ball aa the national paatlme; the
. rroteotlon of property rlghta without
gacrtflelng the aplrlt of competition, and
the promotion of the welfare of ball
..layers, aa 'declared in the agreement,
tut waa for the perpetuation of profes
sional base ball In the handa of the oon
' tractlng partlea that thoae within the
combination might be safeguarded agalnat
gny professional baee ball competition.
The petition further assert that the
purpose of the national agreement waa
that "It might so dominate and control
player that the engagetneat of their
S-ervlees by any person or club outside
the combination would be difficult If not
Impossible. i '
Injaavtlew Is Asked.
The court la naked to restrain the de
fendants from seeking by Injunction, by
threats, bonuses, or otherwise, to pre
vent the playere, Fischer, Konetchy,
Caldwell, Ferrltt, Wlngo. O'Connor,
Oipdlrnt, Austin, Allen, Berghammer,
' Jiender, Plank and Marquard from per
' forming their several contracts with the
rnnstltuent member of the plaintiff.
The dismissal of the varloua court ac
tions pending against George "A Johnson,
Harold H. Chase, Armando Marsana and
l' J Magee. I asked In the petition.
A significant clause in the prayer of
' the hll reads)
"That the it Id defendant ahall be de
i rreed aa forming part of a combination,
' conspiracy and monopoly In violation of
the common law. In contravention of the
, nntMrust and monopoly atatutea and in
restrain of trade and commerce, and In
derogation of the constitutional right of
contract, and that feald defendant b en
joined from further continuing or doing
' - biialneea a a part of or In connection
t inonopoly." - ' .
The bill of romplnlnt asserts that more
than r&.OflO was received by the National
irmmlolon from the U"t worlJ's series
games and that this,' with other money
at cumulated by the commission, ha
. tM-en and Is being used, with surpluses
of the National league and the Anr
J' an leagM, "for the purpoeei of under
IsKIng to or pre m and Injure or de
stroy" the Federal league and It mem
I vr clubs. ,
rurtitai decUratlon,of the formation of
a conspiracy to Inju.-e or destroy the
B'ederal league Is alleged against the
tiefendant.
Hearing on the bill was aet by Judge
lentils for January SD. .
Trvsident Thomas of the Chicago Na
tional ald concerning the sult;
y "The purpuee of tho Federals I either
to ruin the giime' or force themselves
Into the ranks of Organised base ball"
Ortialirt Base Ball Ready.
CINCINNATI.' O.. Jan. . -"Organised
l..e ball in In answer to this case will
te In a position to make charges that
'' 'will be attnundlns to the base ball pub
lic," Mid AuKUal Herrmann today re
garding the stilt filed by the Federal
league In .Chicago. . Mr., Herrmann is
el.atrn.an of the National P.ase Ball
Cuinmiaaion.
"Chaffs trrat the rule of Organised
bawi bell and the National agreement
r i.Uilon of the anti-trust statutes,
as made by the Federal league, are mild
fcs seslnat the vharge we will present ct
ruiud, rr-napirary and bad faith, with
liumerou clrcumaUutcee connected there
ub to biruk up a reputable bualuea
m1 brek dots the reputation of the
l it..i.al same
"fiimntarizlng this action so far aa I
lutve Urn nllo to see an abstract of It.
it
iins to be an eflort on the rrt of
1)
) rul leenue to pi-evect the Judicial
i-i'nl.itaiin ff tlie fa- now pending in
ii ..'h fouri and to prevent the bring-
I.'
uf :ni!lsr actions to en fore
t. i'im it!, r.lavers.
..eiy la h purpose, apparently, to
ti' aie lint i ami-it tt,,t player nader
i'nii't may I itilererd llh by the
J ..lcul league by any kind of freud with
it. .. unity.
"An imeumiiiuu nr suit ot this rhar-
-tr is eonjt-iHng ihat l.as b-n invited
ly ((iKanlfd lw lull. belieta that
vt.ri. u. same bus titu lric4 there alU
Father
Eleven Prayers for
By Feds from Organized Ball
CIUCAOO, Jan. S.-Tha suit filed by
the Federal league against the National
Base Ball commission Include eleven
prayer for relief, the leading section
being:
1. That (h national agreement and the
rulea of ,th National commission be de
clared - Illegal and the - defendant en
Joined from operating -under them.
1 That the defendant be declared to
constitute a combination,' conspiracy and
monopoly In contravention of the anti
trust statute and that they, be enjoined
from further doing business a a part of
aid monopoly, .
a That the defendant be declared to
have conspired to Injure or destroy the
plaintiff' business and enjoined front
continuing their -conspiracy, particularly
frora saying the plaintiffs are financially
Irresponsible and from threatening with
"blacklists" any player under Federal!
contract
be an absolutely clean book for the na
tional game." '
Teaer'e Statraaeat.
HARRIsnURQ. Pa., Jan. S.-Presldent
Tener of the National league, regarding
the base ball suits, said:
"I have no fear as to the outcome of
the legal proceedings or that the validity
of the National agreement will be upheld
y the court. I only regret that the Fed
eral league has felt Impelled to undertake
to annul aa agreement which the tnem-
bera of that league, as supporters and
advocate of the national game know full
well haa materially contributed to the
upift and betterment of the game."
Mills Makes Off er
of His Terms to
Coach Creighton
Tommle Mills, ooach at the Omaha
High eohool, yesterday conferred with
Dan Butler, president of the Cretghton
athletic board wtili regard to his ap
pointment a frjot ball coach at Creighton
nest fall, and to Butler Mill submitted
his proposition. If the board accepts Mills'
terms, the. high school mentor will be,
coach at the Omaha college next fall.
Mr. Butler declared that a far as he
waa concerned Mill' term are satisfac
tory, but whether the other eight mem
ber of the board will deem It the same
way ia unknown. Butler will call a meet
Ing of the board today or Friday of
this week If possible and the matter de
cided , ., i .
Buck Thiel Dies
of Tuberculosis
.FT. JOSuril. 'Jan. l-Otto "Buck"
Thlel, 41 year old. In former day one of
the best known bell players In the west
died at hi home her last night of
tuberculosis. Thlel has played with the
St. Joseph, Pes Moinei, Kansaa City,
Omaha, Milwaukee. Uiuiaville, Little
Rock and Peoria base ball club. Hi
laet work en the diamond waa a aa unV
plr In the Nebraska State league in ISO.
Hoffman-May Join
Omaha Ball Club
Ouy Hoffman, pitcher oa,the Grand
Island State league team last season, haa
been promised a chance with the Omaha
club this aprlng. Hoffman Is in Omaha
and believes lie can make good in. the
cetera loop. With the exception of
Daiiy Vance, who went to Pittsburgh,
Hoffman was th leading pitcher In the
Nebraska circuit.
KILLED IN BOXINQ BOUT
ABOARD U;'S. BATTLESHIP
WASHINGTON.' Jan. a-Edward C. Ott
of Indlanapolla, ordinary seaman on the
UltWhlp Florid, (was killed Saturday
night la a boxing match aboard the war
ship. No details have been received at
tlie Navy department. .
NEW TORK. Jan. S.-Edwrd C. OU.
soaman killed In a boxing match aboard
the Florida, had put on the gloves with
another seaman named Walsh, It waa said
aboard the Florida at the Navy yard to
day. Ott received a blow, en the chla
and fell to the deck. The ship' surgeon,
after working over him aa hour pro
nounced Mra dead. Walah waa placed
under technical arrest and now Is a
prisoner at large aboard the Florida-
SIOUX CITY MAY CALL OFF
, ANNUAL AUTO RACE MEET
Omaha' may have a clear field In the
aula racing game In thtj part of the coun
try, according to recent advices from
Hloux City, where it la declared the 300
event at that place may be postponed for
a year. Mout City ts experiencing trou
ble in procuring a sanction for a suitable
date. and. unless a change occurs, will
pot bold the ueual meet.
THE BEE:
Copyright. Iti. International
Now Sorvtae,
Relief
4-
4. That all contracts with player here
tofore made by the defendant under the
national agreement be declared, as to
the plaintiffs, "null, void and of no ef
fect" and that the defendant be enjoined
from seeking to enforce such contracts
against player later signed by the Fed
eral. . a That the defendant be ordered to
dismiss the various actions now pending
against player.
i. That they be restrained from seeking
by injunctions, threat or promise to
prevent other player from performing
their several contract.
flection 7 ask a preliminary Injunction
covering toe varloua matter, while sec
tions S and ask for damages and relief
for Injuries done the Federal league by
Its rivals. Section 10 and 11 ask that
writ of Injunction and subpoenas be
granted.
The text of the national agreement 1
appended to the bill of complaint.
Mrsi Freeland's Team
IntoJLead in Carter
Lae League Games
Mr. J. A. Freeland's team of women
bowler rolled Into the lead of the Carter
Leke league Monday by running up a
core of 1.021 In the two game. Mr.
Carl Johnson waa individually high, with
a total score of 30, but her team waa a
bit weak and lost. The score Monday
were:
. MRS. FREELAND'S TEAM.
Mr. J, A. Freland. 11 in
Mrs. H. U Underwood lit 11
Mr. Ale Jntea g u
Mrs. K. O. Blermen M 7
Mm, Wm, H. Gould, Jr.. ..121 107
Total) w
,R8- JOHNSON'S TEAM.
Mra J A. Rrwers 7 m
Mrs. If. B. Whttehouse... HI 7
Mrs. N. M. Basset K4 103
Mr. W, M, iHjrrance.... R8 32(1
Mra C. i. Johnson lao 10
Total '..JS
... M.Ra- --ATTlN'S TKAM.
W. J. Cattiii KU im
Mra J. F. Dl.nmtck luf.
J1 i1,n,r K11"" 1 M
Mr, fciol S. Uoldstrom.... 6 7
Totals ;..M (iu
. ,MR.8- DERMODY'H TKAM.
Mrs. I. A 1 termnaw iru ....
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13
1X1
1
1,03
1
17
1K7
Z18
2t0
m
2E2
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15
1W
135
!
904
144
Mra. Charles Myers., f5
Iflrt
ana, j. j. j'leisoii 101
Mrs. Frank Carpenter 122
1M
196
73
Totals
4! 469
Foye iu Chicago - .
to Bring Western
Golf Tourney Here
W. J. F05 of the Omaha Country
club will plead the case of the local club
at the meeting of the Western Golf as
soclatlon at Chicago January 15 to 18.
The Omaha Country club I bidding for
th weatern tournament and Foya goes
to Chicago to put up a strong argument
for this city. M. C. Peters, president of
the club, will be la New York at the
time, but If Foy needs his assistance
Peter wilt rush to th scene of action
prepared to advance a few more sub
stantial arngments In behalf of Omaha.
Sam Huntley Goes to
Winter Trap Shoots
Ram Huntley, crack Omaha trap
shooter, has mapped out aa invading cam
paign for th winter
leaves this week for Plnehurst, N. C.
wnrre na win Dreak rocks at the big mid
winter shoot to be held there Januarv 1
to U He alao plans bringing borne a little
Prise money from Houston. Tex., and
Kansaa City, vjhere winter shoot are
to be held.
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STATE RIFLE ASSOCIATION
PERFECTED BY GUARDSMEN
(From a 8tff Correspondent.)
I4NOOLN, Jan. .- Six-call. An or.
ganlsatloa of tlie Nebraska Rifle associa
tion ha been perfected by membera of
th Nebraska National guard., the object
being to create a sentiment In favor of
better acquaintance with the use of the
government arm and more efficiency la
marksmanship.
Th organisation waa made by Colonel
Eberly of Stanton. Dr. More of Wisner,
J. P. Catber, Jr., of Madison and Caolatn
J. R. Hogate of Wllber ia a meeting held
at the National guard headquarter In
Lincoln. ,
Oeneral P. L. Ha9 was elected nreal-
dent of the aasoclatlon. J. p. Catber.
vtoa president; Major Blrknar of Lincoln! j
secretary-treasurer, and Captain Hogate, j
executive oftloer.
The War department la In sympathy
with the movement and alii fumiah each I
member of the association with a Krag i
rifle and 1 rounds of ammunition and
will also 'allow them to purrhaae the
amount necessary to carry on the prac
tice. '
OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,' 1915.
LAJOIE IS BOUGHT
BY CONNIE MACK
Napoleon Eeleased by Cleveland and
Will Play with Reorganized
Phila Athletics.
TO BZ-USEp-AT SECOND BASE
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. S Napoleon
Lajoie, for thirteen year second base
man and former manager of the Cleve
land American league club, today waa
released by President Charles W. Somer
of the Philadelphia Americana. Manager
Connie Mack came here from Philadel
phia and closed the deal. No other play
er were Involved In the deal, Mr. Homers
said.
Lajoie In 1901 Jumped from the Phila
delphia National league to the newly
formed Philadelphia American league
team, where he played -under Connie
Mack until-June, 190Z. On June 4, 1902,
he played hi flrt game with Cleveland.
He wa manager of the Cleveland team
from 1906 to 1909, Inclusive. 1
Mr. Maok admitted that he expected to
use Lajoie at second base, a vacancy
caused by the sale of Eddie Collin to
the Chicago . .aericans. .
Lajoie made hi three thousandth hit
In. .the major league In the. last game
he played with the Cleveland clurb on Sep
tember 17, last,
HI average batting ' record for nine
teen year in the major leagues was .848.
Magic City Quintet
Has Unfilled Date
Coach Patton of the South Omaha High
school I minus a date ' for hi faat
quintet, said date supposed to be filled
Friday evening. Consequently, the South
Omaha coach is on the lookout for any
thin that smack of championship qual
ity. Patton thinks he' got a real team
and wants to schedule a game with a real
team for Friday. .
Tekaraah. to the south of the Packer
burg, thought of meeting the high school
five, but somehow they suddenly changed
It mind.
Miles Main Signs a
I , Federal League Pact
CHICAGO. Jan. B.-Mllea Main. Mtcher
for the Detroit ball club last year, today
signed a two-year contract with the Fed
eral league, according to an announce
ment by James A. Oil more, president of
the league. . He will be assigned to a cUib
later. Main first pitched with the Buffalo
club of th International league.
STEVENS LEADS IN THE
v . CAPITOL POOL TOURNEY
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Stevens .
Khenard ,
Owens ...
f wanaon
Hararh ..
Mooney
Jlxon ..,
Shaffer .
When Steven beat Swanson. 100 to U,
last alght at th Capitol pool tourney
he stepped Into first place and forced
Swanson Into third. Both Played a good
game, and had Swanson not played In
such hard luck" he no doubt woull have
made hla opponent play at top apeed to
beat him. Swanson baa not necessarily
lost first money, as all four player are
o cloa.
Them are three . more game to be
played in the tournament: Swanson
gainst Shepard, Owena against Steven
,nl wem alnst hepard.
Score by Inning
Stevens: 14, 14, 1. S, II,
S. S 10; net, 100.
Kwanson: 0, a, U, 8, S.
5, I 60; net. 61.
Scratches: Stevens. S;
Heferee: Jesse Reynolds.
T. 14. IS, 8. S.
7. . i. 8, XL
Swanson, 4.
Tonight 8 wen eon finish up la the
tournament a ith Shepard.
CONWAY LOSES BOUT TO'
BURNS OF JERSEY CITY
NEW OR1J0AN8. La.. Jaa, l-Frank
J. Burnt of Jeraey City won over Frankte
Conway of Philadelphia S the fourth
round of a fifteen-round fight her to
night. Conway was apparently r unable
to defend himself and the referee atop
red the fight. Ia the third round a
straight left sent Couway down . for a
count of five. The weights were an
nounced as 118 pounds ringside.
WRESTUNQ MATCH
Heavyweight
Chanel cahlt
af tkt
w eet.
Krag Theater,' Wed..- irigat. Jan. .
jxaa wtrntaiio
of TDmm Mutate
American XeavyweUht Caampioa, vu.
jack txiaasna
Tka lb, Xriaa tnwt uf Taaoouver,
Clitmrlui of the aenrte Oeast, Veto),
as Celo Caa. tat sella eu ef Tare
Three JtetUiag Oooa rreitsalaariee
eats 3o e SI ikiaa-eiae, SiUM
Haa Cilice Hew Ova
Drawn. for The Bee by George McManus
Sheriff Appoints
His Office Force'
For Ensuing Term
flherlff Felix J. McRhane ha announced
hla official taff for the first time. The
announcement ha been eagerly awaited
for the last two months, a a shakeup haa
been threatened for a long while.
"Judge" W. A. Foster 1 retained aa
chief deputy. Former Deputy EC Palmer
la made jailer, vice John Cahlll, who goe
out; Margaret Foley will be book-keeper
In place of Mis Alio Larktn, who also
I out of a Job; Mr. Jennie McPheraon
I retained aa matron, and Deputle James
Musgrave, Henry fk-hroeder. Joe Wright,
Carl Lambrecht, Larry Flynn, Ed Caa
idy and Joe Posplchal keep their place.
New deputies are William Hogan, who
operate a barber ahop at Fifteenth and
Harney; "Jim" Lindeey, former pugilist,
and William Slch. .
The deputies who . lost their Job are
Walter Hanger, John Cahlll, Hopkins and
George Hartman.
Sheriff McShane said last, night that
two of these would have been retained
only for an order from the 'county com
mlssloner, who compelled him to cut
down hi staff.
All the nafflba of the sheriffs friends and
friends of the sheriff's friends who sought
Job were placed In a hat and the "win
ners" were then chosen by lot, McShane
said.
City Contracts to
. Be Awarded Soon
Contracts tot supplying the city with
supplies for the year 1916 will ba awarded
soon, some of them perhaps today. City
Purchasing Agent Dick Orotte say. The
Items Include coal and many other com
modities. Fur some of them there were,
two low bidders, each quoting the same
figure, and arrangement are now being
made to settle the business satisfactorily.
When the purchasing agent' recommen
dations are mads to the city commission
it ia expected that the latter will award
the- contract at 'once. The bids arre said
to be lower than usual this year.
Builders Elect and ,
. Have Big Banquet
, Result of the balloting for the election
of officers of the dmaha Builders' ex
change are: President, J. J. Tema; vice
president, Farley 8. Hamilton; treasurer,
O. F. Nelson; board of directors, Charles
Anderson, Frank R, Vierllng, Thomas
Hera, W. C. BuUard, William Kedwick
and Grant Paraona.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
WILL DROP FOOT BALL
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8 -Foot ball will be
stricken from the list of . athletic at
Christian Bros.' college of St Lbui dur
ing 1915 and perhaps for many year
thereafter. This announcement waa
mad her last night by officials of the
college. The loss of SS.400 during three
year Is given a the cause of the action.
1
The extraordinary dollar-for-dollar value and un
aqualled aarvica that explain tha success of tha
Ford car are present even to a greater exUnt than
ever before In the new Ford Coupelet. You have
In this happy example of the two cars-ln-one Idea,
a greater degree of comfort and luxury. A matter
of two minute and the top Is up. transforming the
roadster Into a coupe and the driver Is safe from
all the rlgora of weather. The Coupelet la built 'on
the ramous Ford chasais the ame chaasls the
qualities of which have made the name of, Ford
a household word or reliable service and economy
lea than two cents per mile.
Fortl, Coupelet 1750; Sedan $975; Town Car 60;
Touring Car $480; Runabout $140- All fully
equipped, f. o. b. Detroit.
On sale and display at 1916 Harney street.
Buyer will share la profits If w sell at ratal! 300 901
new Ford cars between August 1914 and August 191 S.
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TOMMY MILLS MT
;. COACH CREIGHTON
"' .
Former High School Athlete Re
ceives a Proposition to Handle
.'. . - the University Teams.
ONLY SALARY QUESTION IN WAY
Tommy. Mill, for the last three year
coach at the Omaha High achool, will
be coach" at' Creighton university next
fall. If the Creighton Athletic board
agree to a proposition put before it
Tuesday. Mills so stated Tuesday even
ing, asserting that he had submitted a
proposition concerning the salary In
volved, and expects an answer from the
board today. f
Mill returned Monday evening from
his home at Beloit, Wl where he spent
the Christmas holidays. . Before leaving
he had been approached by the Creighton
Athletic , board with the offer of th
coaching Job. The preliminary offer wa
Indefinite as to whether he was to only
coach the foot ball, or all athletic ag
gregatlons representing the university.
Ha asserted Tuesday evening that, if
a gymnasium Is erected and Creighton
puta out base ball and track teams, he
will be willing to act a all-year coach.
If the board and Mill can agree on
the salary. Mills will succeed Harry Mil
ler, for the last'' five years head of
Creighton team. During . his stay at
Creighton he raised the standard of ath
letic to a very hiffh level. ' ;
Miller did not make application to the
board for the position next year. He will
probably devote ail his time to the prac
tice of law.
Will Select Own Assistant.
The double coach system was tried at
Creighton this year. Chester . Dudley . of
Council Bluffs acting as assistant to Mil
ler. If Mills accept th Job, he will
choose hla own assistant next year.
A mas meeting of Creighton students
will be held at the Creighton law school
at S o'clock this afternoon to boost the
benefit how planned In the near future
for the benefit of the new- gymnasium
now being talked of by Creighton men.
At the meeting It 'is expected to have
all department represented. . The cheer
leader and those who are foremost in
all demonstrations, are arranging, for a
Creighton night at the Boyd theater, at
which the house will be reserved by the
university and the profit turned over to
tha-Creighton gym fund. It Is planned
to fix the night during th week when
"Strongheart," the' college play, wlll.be
at the theater. Ticket will be distributed
among the student and the affair will
take on the air of a regular university
function.
Bee Want Ads 'Are the Beat Business
Read Dally by People In Search of Ad
vertised Opportunities. '
Turks Ravaa-e Persia. ,
PETROOKAD, Russia, Jan. 4.-Turklsh
troops, whose defeat by Russian forces
waa announced on December 12, when
they attempted to Invade Russia from
Persian territory, are now reported to be
ravaging the region aouth of Lake Uru
miali, in northwestern Persia. '
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