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tj.t: tif.E: omaha. Monday, xovemrer j:. una.
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JOHN WALD SHOOTS
HIGHESTJAME YET
St. Paul Craok Rolls 682 in Two-Man
Event, but Partner Keepi Total
Down to Fourth Position.
SIOUX CITY TEAM IS SECOND
TVH.1UI XT E JIT.
Jimmy Blouin-B. Mat calf a, CMcafO. 1,985
m. Wlol-J. vnyaer, auoux vy ... .,;
Ounn riahar-Nlok Brack, CnUoag-0. 1.916
M. AnrlUJ Wald. St. Paul 1,316
K. Owene-J. Shannon, Chloatro 1,19
B. Jarrett-O. Kinnt, St. Louis i,19B
M. Portmin.B. Wilson, Kansas Olty.1.198
ValrhaUer.Wltter. Bt. Louie 1.198
A. Morrow-T. sUddeU, Kansas City. 1.198
UrOITIDUAl BTSHT.
rad Kelraer, Minneapolis
Bob Wagner. Chioaro
Herman Brnntmu, Sioux City
A Wartchow, Omaha
Mllo wteaner, Chicago
H. Z,. MoCoy, Omaha
M. Albera, Daa Molnea
nienn Fiaher. Chlcaro
n. vlsCha. Ohloago
Hank Marino. Chicago
Figure Fiend Finds 149, 700 Pins
Tumbled in Midwest Saturday
JIMMY BRITT now fight
ing Turks for allies.
A figure fiend found hla way Into the
Famam alleya. where the Midwest bowl
Ins tournament la now in progrera. And
when that figure fiend got through giv
ing the official acore aheeta the once over
with hia calculating eye aome multiplica
tion -which bewildered the bowlers waa
flashed.
The figure fiend made the announce
ment that the bowlers had 'o!led nine
teen hours at a stretch Saturday, alartlng
at 8 a. m. and finishing at 3 a. m. Sunday.
Thla waa nothing new, the pin tumblers
who got caught at the terminal ends of
those hours knew It well enough.
But the figure fiend flashed some more
! 1 1 1 f f am (ham lla - n t-im . n K n 1 TOO
Pins had been tumbled on the six alleya
... 654 ' In that one day of the tournament. Tho
. . 64
. 645
. 633
. 631
. 630
Ma
aaa 1 A
bowlers started to take notice. That fig
ure looked awfully big. But when they
began to check up on the figure fiend a
dope they ran Into such large numbers
they took his word for It. and 14&.70O
stands. The question now before the
house ia how many pins will b tumbled
during the entire tournament of fourteen
days. A Burroughs would have a tough
time on a .lob like that.
It was also announced that a bowling
ball wns thrown down the drives Just
10.M4 times Saturday during the long
shift, which means thnt enough human
energy .waa expended to run a couple of
steel mil's for a week.
The Midwest tourney Is a big affair.
If you don't believe It, look over these
figures and then try to dope out aome
more for yourself.
1st. M. Sd. Tot
Ounn Kansas Cltv 20? 1'9 m MO
E. Portsfield. Kansna City 17R 147 T y
(". Anderson. Hloux Clly.. 1W) 115 1.9 544
. ... 11. Hartsook, Sioux Falls. 177 W 1C 52
7 A. Riley, Kansas City. .. 171 1S 175
lBOfl K. Hhepherd. Kansas City 192 177 Hl '70
iV4 Flensburg, Kansaa City 1S8 197 1S1 5
1,779 H. Ollpatrick. Kansas City 14.1 K.4 m V.'4
),7P C. Kllng. Kansas City.... 213 1S 219 ft,v
1.7 F. Eeschel, Kansaa City.. 184 IBS 121
V" P. Burton. Kansas City... 1M ?00 146
1.744 -F NlBWundor Ksniua Cltv 170 114 l.Vi
.. ', 'P. Frown, Omaha lfiO
. niRnu. umanii
A. Wald, 8t. Paul
P. Aarons. Pt. raul
George Stokke, St. Paul
M. Winters. St. Paul
J. Wald. St. Paul
M. Avcrill. St. Paul
A. Morrow. Kansaa City
O. Conkey, Kansas City.. 17 179 176
C. Galbraith. Kansaa City 17t 1B6 H6
O. Pitcher. Kansas City.. 171 2?1 180 B72
--.. Ta " . 9.704 F. Trainor. Boo Falla 1M 215 170 S43
m. weyora nioux raiia.... mr. j.a ij &n
A. Dietrich, Peoria 141 125 lffi 425
Individual Scores Sunday
All, ETInTB.
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T"h V7rrwrr Choaao
,'4,,Tr viionln. Chicago. . . .
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- r . i City
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.6714
1(54 154
239 182
!.'.! 155
191
191
17 197 185 V?1
187 148 185 520
171 195 21 194
lfil 179 185 525
188 156 194 51
170 im 215 Bil
528
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.'-. ''"old -"f ft. u! bowled tbe hlrv
r, i,i-v -v-e -f ) Midwest to'Tna
mrn' S-rd'iv. H rolled a total of "62
fo- h! ':re" pames In the two-min
event. ,
" Put Merinn Averi'l. Wnld's ""partner,
dM t do so well. The best Averlll. who
reemed to have a propensity for spllttinr
1 Vrn wide "P"n ind catching every bal
bresk in 'be lucl: that came along, could
do wea 6M.
As a res'Kt t'-e Wnld-AverlH team total
w 1 .21 which was only good enough
for fourth position.
.verH's last game .was full of splits
snd be only scored 138. His first two
games wero up to average, 180 and 10.
If Avcrill could only have knocked off
a 1 game the Pt. Taut team would hare
(Tone Into first place.
Wnld, who is a aulet little feTlow whom
nobody would pick for a wonder, rotted
one of the nesteat games ever seen in
Omaha. His first game was 125, his)
ceond was !47 and his third 240. Which
is some considerable consistent bowling;.
Rattleaxe Welch, well known to Omaha
base ball fnn when he played third base
on the Sioux City club a few years age,
and his partner, J. Snyder, rolled ths
high two-man game Sunday. The Sioux
City duo cracked out a. 1,224 total which
put them in second place, Juat one single
pin behind the leaders, Jimmy Blouln
and Billy Metcalfe of Chfeogo.
Welch carried the heavy work for the
Floux City team, cracking; out a 637 game.
Snyder was right on the Job, too, with a
687 total.
Other teams which got Into the first
ten leaders in the doubles yesterday were
Portman and Wilson of Kansaa City,
Wetrhaller and Witter of fit. Louis and
Morrow and Riddel! of Kansaa City. This
nuartet of teams went Into seventh,
eighth and ninth positions, respectively.
O. II. Thomas. Peoria.... isn 177 19 5M
W. Hanks. Lincoln l2 l' 181 5U
F. Chnndler, Kt. Paul 194 192 171 W7
S. Paxtcr, Peoria 187 18 1V. 7.40
IV. Stout. Peoria 211 in 181 578
W. I-aldlnw. Peoria 188 191 214 .91
C. Pravslmw, Peoria 182 10ft 19 R1H
O. Thleme. Peoria 147 216 1ti9 Kil
C. Garrison. Peoria 194 17 204 57ii
W. Herman. Peoria 178 201 2'J4 604
W. Kellenbach Peoria 185 2 171 TSt
H. Ijiitarus, Des Moines.. 109 179 1R5 4f.8
K. Oarv. Jefferson. S. P.. 213 17 176 5
F. W. Collins, Sioux Fnlls. 1T7 123 173 491
U Limoges, Jefferson. .S. V 191 161 13J 5oli
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OMAHA SOCCER MEN
WALLOPJHE SIOUX
Eleven of local Cracks Take Sioux ;
City to Trimmin"; by Over
whelming Count of 9 to 1.
BRIX SCORES FOUR GOALS
Chet Weekeg. bosa of the commissary
for visiting bowlera at Waahlngton hall,
la making big preparations for Monday.
On this day S. Sobleakle, the hungry
acrlbe from Mason City, la., will be here
and Chet haa advance Information that
Sobleskle can Inhale more grub in the
Bhorteat spare of time than any other
thirteen bowlers in the world.
Two-Man Scores Sunday
Inj
jury Received in
Friendly Scuffle is
Fatal to Russell
A friendly wrestling bout proved fatal
lo Ira C. Russell, aged 26 years, of
Berwyn. An Injury which he received
last Wednesday resulted in hla death
In an Omaha hospital yesterday, and
his body will be returned at once to his
home.
During a scuffle, Russell, who waa
employed In farming, dislocated the third
vertebra of hia aplne. Hla condition be
ta mo acrlous immediately, and he waa
hurried to Omaha.
An operation was performed In this
city, but It waa unavailing to save Rus
rell a life.
Vernon Knlarm Manda.
In spltn of all the talk of hard time
in the Pacific Coast league. Prosidont
Malcr of the Vernon club unnouncea that
ma new stands will aeat 12.0 persona.
-'let. M.-id.-Tot.
Snvder 182 205 200 587
Welch .......246 213 178 637
Total.... 1,224
Johnson ....173 207. 193 573
Anderson ;..1761M) 17S 501
Total 1,074
Koet lataky 192 133 203 527
I'ecaut 190 198 li7 545
Total 1,072
Itebb 141 132 215 4X8
Foster 157 172 236 555
: 1,043
Ashley 192 18 178 ,138
Nation 150 157 176 482
Total 1,020
Sweeney ....183 194 171 54$
Hoyer 220 166 160 54o
Total 1.093
Albers 16ft 196 205 5
Thompson .172 203 1SR fVS3
Total 1,130
Averill 180 208 138 526
Wald 226 247 210 682
Total 1.208
Pork man ...203 186 163 56?
Wilson 184 194 168 646
Total 1,198
Velrhaller ..223 194 17 604
Wetter 171 222 19S 591
Total 1,195
Morrow ...190 211 158 669
Riddell 14J 203 187 533
Total 1,192
Holloman ..175 182 jr 562
Samples ...IX 160 239 625,
Total..... 1.187
Moore 215 193 196 604
Snxnewa ...181 174 210 565
Total 1,169
Wald 187 164 149 500
CJ'Sdy 148 lt 192 509
Total 1.009
Meyers 176 134 1 90 5M
Trainer 167 156 168 41
Total SttJ
Allard 164 180 206 550
Lane 148 187 173 508
Total 1.058
...161 149 166 479
...17 183 181 543
1,022
211 158 i.T.9
203 187 533
...1.0W2
152 181 624
137 149 420
... 944
193 180 6K4
173 19H 616
1.131
..169 170 192 KM
..169 246 182 bU7
Sclple ...
Sclple ...
Total ..
Morrow
Riddell ..
Total ..
Pitcher .
Galbreth
Total ..
Conkey ..
Haddock
Total ..
Chandler
Winters
Total ..
Stpkke 152 194 194 540
Aarons 161 191 172 6-"4
Total 1,064
..190
..143
...191
...134
...211
...144
H. Bernsrd.212 125 138 47.1
I. Colllna....lH0 143 127 4
Total '. 93.)
H. Ptppen..20T. 15 1S4 613
Hermann ...177 2O0 182 6.V9
Total 1,111
C. Brown.. .111 167 181 49
Haviland ...133 122 161 420
Total 879
C. Ganiaon..! 163 22 5.V1
O. Thleme.. 168 212 190 57.1
Total 1.120
Stout 170 202 170 643
1 p 'S, Baxter.. ..174 180 170 524
Klaslng
.jnor
JTotal ...
wander
Jurton ....
Total ....
7uloof ....
Barrlngor
Total ...
Koerner
Werder .
Total .
Moehrl .,
Fsllett .,
Total .
Gunn ...
King
Total .
Shepherd
Rllev ....
Total .
Roltsfleld
115 166 146 46'
.179 149 155 4W
9r0
.1 158 "167 169 484
.1.121 79 213 546
l.O.iO
.169 203 IMS 60
.200 143 207 560
1.130
1.16 154 477
147 200 661
1.028
140 166 4.v;
190 12 62
1.0'S
?02 161 59
203 177 62
17
206 67
192 5r9
....i.rs
197 119
....169
....204
...160
...180
..191
.148
.147
.174
213
193
.167 111
Resehel 211 206 1 78 5
Total 1.114
..13
..17
Fleniberc
G'lnatrlck
Tots I ..
Johnson .
Albers ..,
Total
Llmoses ....164
F Gary.... 1.15
.216
.149
?I0 I'M R'S
109 123
: ms
167 I rr.i
V'.t 182 V10
l.BAt
167 ?e9 r4"
198 172 V".
Total 1,V
W. Laldlalr.155 180 184 519
Bragslmw .126 171 138 411
Total 9T.4
W. Herman.183 190 119 512
Kllenbach .36 168 174 547
Total 1.079
O. Thomas.. 2'8 193 190 621
A. Dletrlch.116 186 173 51.1
Total 1.13A
J. Olson 11 218 197 .W
J. Garland.. 209 192 176 577
Total 1,171
W. Ridgell..1S2 180 201 K.3
W. Banks.. .182 167 213 5ri
Total 1.12-1
NelHon l'l 192 210 69-,
Matak 179 146 171 496
Total 1.091
H. Clayton. .206 217 182 .106
Hedenstrom 179 177
Total
.208
.170
Ametlvy
Randael .
Total....
Hartsook
Anderson
Total....
S. Collins,
A. Peterson. 184
Total
Klrfman ...172
Paul 178
221
171
.1i18
.133
.151
169 52
,...1,030
2'2 Ml
161 501
1.143
166 154 4S3
l2 161 441
921
444
608
.:
616
4l
1V 143
185 130
170 174
155 1.18
Total 10MI Total 1,007
SIZITT
Jimmy Britt of California, once known
as the Beau Brummel of the prlxe ring
and the lightweight champion of the
I'nltcd Statea. haa enlisted in the Aus
tralian contingent of the British army
and Is probably In the trenches on the
Gallipoll peninsula by this time. Brltt
went to Australia and'New Zealand last
spring.
Heard on the Alleys
ftave Luby was right .on the Job yes
terday, declaring with much gusto, "I'll
tlve "em a ride," which meana he In
tended to carry his partner In the doubles
along with him to a high acore. Luby has
declared he would give 'cm a ride at
every tournament he has made, and he
has made considerable number. And also
Luby haa never made good. His partner
a'waya beats him. Yesterday he hid
Faumgarten, who waa hia running mote,
t-lmmed until tha laat few frames of the
last game. Then Baumpartrn put on a
turat of speed and beat Dave out, much
to the latter person's disgust
Cecil Francisco and Telephone Art Cum
mings, former prominent Omaha bowlers,
came in last night. Frarclsno rolls with
the Shorts and Klcrnana of Sioux Oty,
r.hlle Cummlnga Just came down with the
St. Paul crowd. Aa Cummlnga la not en
tered in the tournament he and hla tele
phone calls will not have a chance to de
Iny It.
Bill Vernon of Pes Moines, who came In
the first of the week, la missing. He dis
appeared a couple of days ago and ha
not been heard of alnce. Bill is carded
lo roll tonight and It Is feared some rival
has spirited him away.
Nick Bruek went through a Turkish
lath rolling his singles yesterday. Nick
Iz some hefty person and so great was his
exertion trying to roll a 700 acore he waa
forced to cool off in front of an ele trlc
fan between ahota.
Dnd Huntington got his name In a Chi
cago bowling paper the other day and la
all awelled up over It.
National League Fielding Averages
Does .Not Jump.
Jack NeES hasn't Jumped to any Ffd
that he knowa of. He haa accepted the
contract offered him by Chlrago.
Kratlnar la Married.
Ray Keating, pitcher of the New York
Tankeea. was rect-nlly married in Bridge
port. Conn., to Mlse Elisabeth Pattee, a
cabaret aingt-r.
I'rUro Ualla Plana.
Failure to secure tie additional ground
deaired haa reaulted in tha Hun KramUco
lub of the Coast league dropnlng it
plans for rebuilding Ita ball park
Try Thla for ralla.
Neuralgia la a pain In the nervea.
Sloan's Liniment penetrates and soothes
tha aching nerves. Get a bottle now.
All druggists. Advertisement.
FIRST BASEMEN.
G PO. A. E. Pet.
Magee, Boston 21 178 10 11 1.000
MollwIU, Cincinnati.. ..163 1545 79 7 . 9
Laubert, Brooklyn 160 1441 12 11 .993
Luderus. Philadelphia. .141 14"9 H9 11 .993
Johnston. PltUburgh...l47 1413 48 13 .911
Miller. St. IjouIs 94 110 tt 10 .941
Hyatt. St. Ixniis 64 616 21 6 . 991
Merkle. New York 110 1123 53 13 .9x9
Brainard. New York... 43 396 32 5 .988
Schmidt Boston 127 1221 60 17 .987
Saier, Chicago 139 134 65 21 .9S6
McLarry. Chicago 18 167 7 4 .S7S
SECOND BASEMEN.
Groh. Cincinnati 29 63 80 4 . 973
Cutshaw. Brooklyn 154 397 473 26 .971
Miller, St. Louis 55 136 jr-i 9 .970
Fltzpatrick, Beaton 71 136 160 10 .967
McCarthy. Pitta., Chi.. 21 62 65 4 .964
Wanner. Cincinnati ... 46 122 9 .(Ki
Kvera. Boston 82 170 2"9 16 .969
HugKlns. fit. lxiuia 105 194 315 23 . 9.17
McLarry. Chlcano 21 41 4S 4 .9.7
Vlox. PlttHbtirnh 134 239 362 29 .954
Phelan, Chicnmo 24 61 64 6 .94
Ioyle. New York 147 3)1 396 4o .947
Rodtfers, Cincinnati 56 W 170 15 . 947
Niehoff. Philadelphia. .14 307 411 41 .946
Zimmerman. Chicago.. 101 2H 2',7 2 .943
Kuan, Boston 22 39 59 a .942
Olaon, Cincl. Brook 41 89 126 II
THIRD BASKMH7N.
McCarthy Pitta.. Chi.. 14 17 37 0 1.000
Stock. Philadelphia 65
Grant, New York 35
Groh, Cincinnati 131
Byrne. Philadelphia. ...ICR
Getz, Brooklyn 128
lxoert. New York l'B
Smith, Boston 157
Baird. Pittsburgh 120
Phelan, Chicago 110
Betxel St. Louis 106
Beck, St. Louis 62
Von Kolnits. Cincl.... 18
Oerber, Pittsburgh 23
Olaon. Cincinnati 15
Zimmerman, Chicago.. 36
fcohultx, Brooklyn 27
Brainard, New York ... 16
Wagner, Pittubiugh. .. .131
Hersog. Cincinnati 163
Maranvllle. Boston 149
Fletcher. New York.. ..149
Gerber, Pittsburgh 21
FUher. Chicago 146
Bancroft, Philadelphia. l:-3
Hornaby. St. Iula 18
Butler. St. Louis 125
O'.Vlara. Brooklyn 149
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Fltzpatrick. Boston ;s
Twomhly, Cincinnati .. 24
Hummel. Brooklyn 21
62 106 5 .971
.O 67 3 .970
113 2M 14 .869
98 183 9 .969
14ii 2 22 .K l
1i9 m 16 .9V
170 22 26 .947
142 226 24 .
U6 203 22 .!K
It. 221 22 .M7
59 127 13 .1X15
9 19 3 .933
25 41 S .930
17 34 4 .927
39 71 11 9
43 41 10 .ffM
17 X! 6 .M
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2SK 391 38 .948
391 613 53 .Ktr,
391 46 65 .941
3)1 544 58 .936
:4 Sh 8 .914
277 434 51 .fttt
316 4H? 64 .9-
4 C 11 .ill!
232 3M 63 .916
:U9 431 7 .911
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31 2 0 I .COO
27 U 0 l.VU
Wilson. St. Irful 106 234
Carey, Pittsburgh 13 307
liaird, Pittsburgh 20 49
Magee, Boston 136 346
Whltted. Philadelphia. .119 2i6
Kgan, Boston 24 36
Merkle, New York 30 68
Barney. Pittsburgh 26 68
Bescher, St. Ixiuis 129 217
lonnolly, lioston 93
Coini.ton Boston 31 66
Klllifer. Cincinnati 160 339
Paakert, Philadelphia.. 92 181
Hlnchman, Pittsburgh. Wi 261
Williams. Chicago 149 347
Myere. Brooklyn 153 362
Moran, Boston 123 168
Murray, N. Y., Chi. .. 74 148
Schulte, Chicago I44 ?S0
Burns. New York I'l 278
Stengel Brooklyn I?9 2.-0
leach. Cincinnati f6 2
Robertson. New York..1:t8 226
Wheat, Brooklyn 144 345
Griffith. Cincinnati 1H0 225
will ams. Cincinnati... 62 117
"Vavath, Philadelphia. .149 233
Collins. Hllta.. Moa m 223
Becker. Philadelphia. . . 98 177
Gllhert. Boston 27 28
Knlaeley. Chicago 33 44
lajeiine. Pittobui gh. .. . 18 41
Good, Chlrnico 125 192
Snodxrass, N. Y., Boa. C3 2
rivait. M. ixjois s
Thorpe, New York 16
Dolan, St. Ixiuis W
Ixing, St. IxiUs l.ai
Becker, New York 16
at her. Boston 32
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Welaer. Philadelphia... SO
Coetello. Pittsburgh.... 22
Zimmerman, Brooklyn. 16
CATCHERS.
Gonzales, St. Ionls ... 83 93
Meyers. New York 96 464
Whaling. Boston h9 292
Snyder. St. Ix.ula 142 692
Breanaban. Chicago... 68 34.1
Miller, Brooklyn 83 863
Clarke. Onclnnatl 72 294
Burns. Philadelphia. ... 62 241
Archer Chicago 88 419
Oowdy, Kcvtori
Adams. Philaxb-lphia
Killtrer. Philadelphia
McCarty. Brooklyn..
Smith. New York
Wingo, Cincinnati...
Gibson. Pittuhurgh. . .
Schang. Pitts., N. V
Looln. Cincl.. N. Y.
Murphy. Pittaburgh.
Wendell. New York
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Robinson, St. Ixiuis... . 32
Demsree, Philadelphia. 32
Schupp. New York 23
I ja vender, Chicago 41
Toney, Cincinnati 36
Ix.ll. Brooklyn
Mathewson New Y01 k 27
"halmers. Philadelphia 26
Tyler, Boston 32
Kantlehner. I'lttHhurgh 2
Coombs, Brooklyn 29
Alexander, Phl'a 49
Rm ker, Brooklyn 19
Maver, Philadelphia.... 43
Ix.ak, St. Ixiuln :i8
Griner. St. Ixiuis 37
I'feffer. Brooklyn 40
Rudolph. Boston 44
Ames. 1 ini. St. I- 32
Perdue. St 1 31
Benton. Cincl . N. Y... 41
Mamaux. Pitthurih.. . 38
Harmon, Pittsburgh 37
Tesreau. New York.... 43
Davis, Boston 15
Hughes, Boflton 60
Knsan, Brook.. Hoa .e
Sallee, St. lou'hi 46
Stroud. New York 32
Baumeartner. inilla 16
WcKfnry, Cincinnati... 21
Meadows, at lxuls 7
Smith. Brooklyn 29
StandridKe. Chh aco 29
Zabel. i'hlcajto 36
4'onzelman. Ilttsb irgh 18
Mcquillan pitta. Phil. 39
Adama. Chicago 26
Dale, Cincinnati ft
Schauer. New York 32
Douglas. In Brk .Chl. 32
Brooklyn. Chicago 32
Rixey, Phlladeliiila,.. 29
I -far. Cincinnati 40
Voper. Plttshurgh 38
Humphries, Chicago... XI
Schneider. Cincinnati.. 48
Appu-ton. Brotjklyn 34
Marquard. N. Y., Brk. 33
Vaughn. Chicago 41
Pierce, Chicago M
Cheney, Chi., Brook... Si
Bitter. New York 22
Nlnhavis. St. I-oiiIh 15
Perrltt. New York 30
l.leven soccer foot hull plaria from
i-;oux Clly Invaded Omaha Sunday for
Ibr express purpose of handing a pent
walloping to aa many Omaha players and
lo carry home to Sioux 'City one silver
trophy cup presented by T. J. O'Brien
The grime was ataged at Rourke park be
fore a rarge and ontln.s lastlc audience.
And what happened to those Sioux wat
pltnty. The Omaha cracks won by a 9
to 1 acore, which corresponds to a total
of about 60 to 7 In an American foot ball
r'nie.
A chap by the name of Brlx was largely
respcnslble for the local victory. What
Mr. Brlx didn't do to those Bloux City
pcrscna Isn't worth mentioning. Brlx
I lavs renter forward, and ho plays some
r.ime. His contribution 'yesterday was
font of th? nine Omnhri goals and muoh
tiFSlHtanro to his mates v ho counted the
remaining five. Tha way he played yes
terday It looked like Brlx could lick tha
f-loux all by himself.
Captain liwden, Goalkeeper Prchal.
1 orvlll. Plckard and A. and H. Hogcrsnn
llayed good games. I.owdcn. I'arvlll,
I'lckard nnd each of the Roserson btyi
scoied rno goal, while Prchal wouhln'l
even let a Sioux City shot near the Incl
fcoal. let alone go through. He missel
lilt one which Parnell al.ot by hi 111 when
he wasn't looking.
Plan for emt Year.
The big audienc e whic h alien led yes
terday srpeated to take an active Intereat
in the ;ame. The soccer men were so de
lighted with the attendance they are fig
uring on staging nil of their games next
ear at Rourke pnrk, and they are plan
r.inc the Importation of a bunch of out
ride tenms.
Last night at the Hensl.aw hotel a Mg
lanquet was served fo the cobatan'.a.
nnti the Hrnshaw hotel cup, which waa
l.retented by T. J. O'llil"! for the winner,
was given to Captain Pete Lowden, who
mi.de a very gracious sieech of acknowl
edgement midst many cheers. Commls
Moner Hummel made the presentation.
Lineup:
OMAHA.
Pichal gosl
I.ell r aht hack
Cockayne left hack..
iVIoclletnii riHbt hnir
1 Ickatd. ParvlH. A. Rogerson. B. Rg
let., fir Moiix City. Parnell. RefereaS
Jc lilt M Tagueit.
Ed Peterson Buys
Noted 3-Year-Old
1 .
F.d Peterson, prominent patron ef
harness racing In Omaha, has bought Fad
Thought, one of the most noted 3-.year
old trotting fillies which appeared on ths
big eastern tracks this year.' Sfte:ls by
Rlngen, one of the few greatest aires Of
his generation.
Ix-.wden.
1 ioyle
I'arvlll
1 ickard
Brlx
A. Rcv.'erson.
B Rogerson.
. renter half.
left half....
. right wlncr.
, tight Inatdo
center
.left Inside..
. rlfht Inside.
Goals: For Omaha, Brlx (4),
SIOUX CITY.
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Harrison
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Parnell
Dexter
, Gordon
I.owcien,
Drops 10,000 Feet'
With a Paractnite
LONDON. Nov. 28 Colonel Mattland of
the royal naval aid service Jumped with
:i parachute today from an aeroplane
which was 10.000 f. et In the air. He
landed aafelv. ..'(',
"Someone has to do It," he said. 'TJiars
Is only one person I care to ask. I will
make the attempt myself."
it took the colonel fifteen minutes to
i"ake tha descent, but he solved his prob
lem satisfactorily.
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