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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. 'UKCKMBKK .17. . 1121.
Lamson
Mill Should
' Be Slam-Bauf!
One From Start
''Kid Sclilaifcr Boxes Jimmy
Nirhol in Semi-Wind.
up Large Crowd
Expected.
FIGHT FACTS. ,
rift file Auditorium.
'Time l I J oVIr.
fromolvr WorlU War VHrrn.
Mala Kvenl .niljf M-hmlr,
sllle, acalnet 4. Forge Ijmiummi, II"
eeln, heavyweights, I "",, ., .
Omaha, aaalnat Jimmy Nirhol, IM
M(0. wellrrwelnhta. 1 rounds.
Prrilm "IIMn-nt" Wright SIns
Jack Tajrlnr. munila.
f.re-Motan Jk Hulllran.
ciT PM WACJrIER.
What promise to be a slashing
city auditorium toniRht whin
George Lamson. the Walth.U In
dian and Andy Schmader. the
Uuisville (Ncb.y'"Dutchman " rncct
in the main event of a , fistic show
bring ftaged by the World War
'.Veterans. . Um,
son-Schmaderbout
is 'just"one"'of a
trio of 10-round
affairs, this fistic
clash bids fair to
be the main event
of the evening, not
because it has
been advertised as
Ftich, but because
of the intensive ri
valry which exists
between Schmad
er and the Indian.
Third Meeting.
When the
Dutchman" and the Imli an sniiare
off it will not be the first mcetine
between
this pair of knuckle whirl-
ers. No,
this bout
sirce. The principals in
have engaged blows on
two previous
occasions, the Indian
emerging victorious
m each. How-
ever, the last meeting ended when
Andy fouled his opponent in the
late rounds of a 10-slanza moll,
Schmader and Lamson have been
training at their respective camps,
and according to tch press agents,
are rarin' to hear the gong; that will
send them cruising along on their
journey to a fat little purse. Both
heavyweights were grantd cpermis
sion to remain at their, camps until
this morning.
The Louisville i slugger's , arm,
which was broken last summer in a
bout out in the state, has healed in
tiandy ihapc
and is not ex
pected to han
dicap its owner
during tonight's
go. However,
should Schma
der plant one of
his hard wal
lops on Lam
son's bean and
again fracture
Jiis arm, the
chances of a
quick ending
look possible.
Lamson and
Iiis corps of
trainers have
been working- out in Lincoln. The
Indian is said to be in even better
shape than he. was when he battled
Hughie Walker in Des Moines last
winter. Tii announcement,. . .no
doubt, isn't received as good news
in the Schmader camp.
.With both Lamson and Schmader
in good condition and each holding
a grudge against the other, prospects
for a slashing, battering, slam-bang
affair in the old fight shed look
mighty rosy. ,. ' ,
In the semi-windup, "Kid"' Schlai
fcr, recent conqueror of Gunner Joe
Quinn, meets one- Jimmy'Nichol of
Chicago in a 10-round affair, which
should be an -interesting mill, while
itiasts. The "Kid's" recent victor
ies in St. Paul and Minneapolis, as
well as in Omaha, has boosted his
' stock sky-high until now he is con
sidered a big favorite over the
-Windy City lad.
- Beat "Kid" Graves.
.Kichol battled "Kid" Graves in
the fight shed last summer and suc
ceeded in outpointing the latter. The
champion didn't show anything in
his encounter with Graves, which
would lead anyone to believe that
h could take the measure of Johnny
. Creely's charge.
Ed (Bearcat) Wright and Jack
Taylor, a pair of dusky, husky ring
gladiators, are down for the first
event on the evening's fight pro
gram. .One of the largest crowds that has
ever shoved its way into the Audi
torium should be on hand when
Montana Jack Sullivan calls the
first pair of boxers to the center of
the ring for instructions.
T T T r
iwo i earns lie tor
I Second Place in
. Hand Ball Tourney
- Kitchic and worth became con
tenders for second place honors in
the Y. M. C. A. hand ball tourna
ment vestcrday bv defeating Lawler
and Dygert, two out of three games,
21-10, 17-21. 21-8. Both teams have
won 10 games.
A playoff will be necessary for the
second place medals.
: McGuire and Avery have first place
cinched with 11 games won.
This team clays its final Karnes to
morrow night against Erion and Nel
son, who have only two victories to
their credit. -
Receipts From Buff
" , Scrap Total $16,200
Milwaukee, Dec. 16. Receipts at
the Johnnv Buff-ral Moore fight
here lat night fell somewhat short
of expectations when totaled today,
the sate amounting to S163X). Buff
.drew $6,000 as his end and Moore
about $3,600.
Moore was given the newspaper
decision ,at the close of 10 lively
founds.
and Schmader Meet in
Moore Re-Elected
Gun Club Head
E.-A. Moore was re-tlectcd presi
dent of the Omaha Gun club at an
annual meeting of members Thurs
day night in the county court houie
L. E. Adams was chosen vice presi
dent and the cilice of secretary and
treasurer was combined and I
Noyes named to take over the office,
l'ctcr Simpson was re-elected field
captain.
A committee on finances to com
prise the president and secretary and
treasurer and three other members to
be appointed by the head officer was
created.
The duties of the new committee
will be to handle financial affairs per
taming to the club.
seventy-live per cent of the re
ceipts from dues and initiation fees
will be utilized to reduce, the indebt
edness on the club house, it was de
cided.
A program tor the ensuing year
was not adopted. A special commit
tee to outline future plans probably
will be appointed soon. '
Coyotes and Huskers
Meet on Lincoln
Gridiron October 7
Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 16. (Special
Telegram.) The University of South
Dakota will be the first team to op
pose the Cornhuskers gridiron next
fall Athletic Director Lehring an
nounced today, that he had closed
with Coach Stewart of the Coyotes
for a game at Lincoln on October
7, 1922.
Thus far the Huskcr schedule is
open for three games. Five games
have been slated already. The pos
sibilities of. another' Pitt-Nebraska
game are still good, although the
Huskers would probably" have to
make another trip east if this is car
ried out. The schedule to date:
Octobrr 7 South Dakota at Lincoln.
October 58 Oklahoma at Norman.
November 11 Kansas at Lawrence.
Nuvomber 25 Iowa State college at
Lincoln. -
November 30 Notre Dame at Lincoln.
University of Penn
Announces 1922
Gridiron Schedule
Philadelphia, Dec. 16. Seven of
the nine foot ball games comprising
the 1922 schedule of the University
of Pennsylvania were announced to
night by the council of athletics.
Newcomers on the schedule, are the
United States naval academy and the
University of the South of Sewanee,
Tenn. The University of Delaware
and Gettysburg collegp are dropped.
Negotiations are under way with
Lafayette and Dartmouth, both of
whom were on this year's schedule,
for the open dates, and also with
the University of Alabama . and
Maryland. All of the games so far
arranged will be played here.
Shortage in Soccer
Secretary s Books
Chicaco Tribune-Omaha Bee Leaned Wire.
New York, Dec. 16. Thomas W.
Cahill, former national soccer sec
retary and at present secretary pro
tem of the United States Foot Ball
association, 1 the governing national
soccer body, announced today that
the audit of the accounts of Secre
tary James E. Scholcfield, who dis
appeared a month ago, leaving a
wife and baby destitute in Bristol,
Conn., revealed a shortage of
$1,304.91.. A much greater -deficit
jvas feared when, the audit, ordered
by President George Healcy of De
troit, was started two weeks ago.
WGHSCWrjL
BASKETBALL
Friend Hlfh Looee.
Crete, Neb., Dec 18. (Special Tele
gram.) The Doane freshmen Quintet de
feated the Friend High school basket ball
team here by the score of 21 to 11. Tho
I reals took the lead at the start ami
were never in danger. Miller and Bangs
starred for the losers, while Kenney or
the winners' was the outstanding star.
Valparaiso Town Team Wins.
Valparaiso, Neb., Dec. le, (Special
Telegram.) The local town basket ball
team defeated the Waverly quintet here
hy the score of 23 to 15, The game wa3
hard-fought throughout with Valparaiso
leading, IS to , at the end of the first
half.
Start Tournament.
Geneva, Neb., Dec. 18. (Special.)
Fasket tossers from Sr.1ck.ley, Exeter,
Fairmont, MlUlgan. Grafton, with the
home team, started a two-days' tourna
ment here this afternoon. The new gym
nasium, which seats &00 people, Is being
usjd for the contests.
Shickley Loae.
Geneva. Dec. 16. (Special Telegram.)
The county basket ball tournament open
ed Thursday afternoon. MlUlgan. won
from Shickley, score 17 to 18. Night
games, Exeter beat Fairmont, 11 to 12,
ami Geneva scored J4 to Grafton's 14.
'rafton made only one basket In the
mwond half. For Geneva, Mulligan,
guard, was good on defense and Bates at
center, put up a strong offensive. ,
Tiajuana Results
December IS.
' First Race, S Furlongs Cicely Ksy,
10 (P. Hurn), 25, S6.40, SS.C0, won;
Walter Whitaker, 109 (Huntamer). 12. 1J,
second; Grace Trimble, 101 (Parke),
111. go. third. Time: 1:02 4-5. Alajah, Miss
Strath em. Dorothy and Careen ran.
Second, S Furlongs Ringleader, 10 (Wil
liams). S.0, J3.10, 13. won; Rafferty.
114 (Kfetcalf). 13. $J.80. second: Billy
Joe. 10J (Huntamer). 14.80. third.1 Time:
1:012-1. Goldie Rose. Urleans Girl. Jo
Underwood, Vrtientine Lady and Little
One ran.
Third. BH Furlongs View. 101 (Hunt
amer), Is.so, 12. 0. 12. to, won; El Sablo,
111 (Williams). 6.jo,$30, second; Busy
Bird. i (Parke), 13.80, third. Time:
1:09. Plantagnet, Mary Lass, Indian
Brigade. No Wonder. Lewis B, Murphy,
Limerick end Met'roan ran.
Fourth. Mile Ballet Car. 10J (Jacobs).
!.. IJ.80. 12.40, won; Tutt. 100 (Hunt
amer). 14.20. 13.20. second; Flnecrest. IS
lOonohue), 15, third. Time: 1:41 1-6.
Peggy Martin, Vranium. rigale. Master
Frenklln. Irish Reinn and faster Jim ran.
Fifth, Mile and a Sixteenth Commander.
108 (Carter). 110. 14. I!. 50, won; Gordon
Roberts, lit (Williams), 13.40. !!.. sec
ond: Tom Brooks Its (Huntamer), 13.
third. Time: 1.44 4-a. yermak, July
Fl and Rhymer ran.
8Mth. 1 Furlongs Perch. 107 (Williams).
$4 (". 11.40. 11.40. won; Blue Belle. 101
(Parke). 11.40. 2.40. second:- Madame
Ping. 11 (Stador), $, third. Time:
1 :02 1-1. I.adv Small. Lotta Speed, Don
Joo and Good Enough ran.
Pev-enth. SH Furlongs Carrio Moore. 107
(Williams). !24.:o. 18.40, 14. won: Non
salt. Ill (Slaughter). 14 40. 14 JO. second;
Private Peat 107 (Studor) 13.10, third.
Time: 1:07 1-1. C A. Comlskey. Danelng
. Ctrl, McLane, Vie Munos and Trusty ran.
Memphis Boxer
Wins Decision
After 10 Rounds
Scribe' Verdict Goe to Clul
lenger After Hard No.
Decision Bout in
Milwaukee.
ChUage TrUiaas-Oasaaa iM Leatea Wirt.
Milwaukee.. Wis.. Dec. 16. Pal
Moore, bantamweight, won the pop
ular decision over Johnny Buff, king
of the 118-pounders, before the Na
tional Athletic club here last night.
It wa simply a case of a boxer
with clownish style Of nulling win
ning the verdict over a fighter and
puncher. The champion tried at all
times to land effectively with left and
rights wings and uppcrcuts, but I'll
always managed to get out of harm's
way. ;
In the third round the champion
planted a solid left on Pal's jaw and
the Memphis boy was sent reeling
backward. He recovered in a second
and tore in fighting again. In the
ninth round Pal evened up this score
sending the champion against the
ropes with a hard left uppercut. On
other occasions each landed stinging
head and body blows, but when they
left the ring neither showed any
signs of the hard battle.
First Round Even.
The first round was fairly even.
Moore boxed cautiously at long
range and Buff had difficulty in land
ing with short punches to the bocfy.
Moore, unintentionally, landed a low
punch in the second round and Buff
winced with pain, but continued with
out protest. He flew into Moore
forcing him to the ropes with rights
and lefts. Buff set the pace in the
third round, slowing Moore up with
a solid right hand punch to the chin.
Buff crowded into Moore in the
fourth, forcing the latter to retreat;
Buff apparently had the better of the
exchanges, connecting solidly, while
Moore's punches lacked steam.
Moore did most of the fighting in the
fifth, making the champion miss
frequently. Moore's puzzling style
bothered Buff in th,e sixth but the
honors were fairly ven.
Buff Bleeding at Mouth.
Moore had Buff bleeding at the
mouth in the sevenjh and landed
twice to the champion s once. An
old wound on top of Moore's head
was opened and blood trickled from
it as he came to his corner. Moore
outfought the champion in the
eighth, landing half a dozen punches
in succession without a return. -
Buff fought back furiously in the
ninth, but Moore continued to pile
up points with a fussilade of rights
and lefts. Buff tried desperately to
put over a finishing punch in the 10th.
but Moore danced out .ot danger and
continued to pile in punches.
Hawaiians Play
Good Foot Ball
Br International New Service.
Honolulu, T. H., Dec. 16. Hawaii
has gone fodt ball crazy t "
The treat American college game,
which is just now occupying the cen
ter of the stage on the mainland, is
no less prominent in the sunny isles
of Aloha. In the city of Honolulu,
besides an mterscholastic ' league
which includes teams from five of
the big schools with high school de
partments and the freshman team of
the University of Hawaii, there is a
city league of four teams,' including
the National guard and the Univer
sity of Hawaii varsity 'and other
leagues at army posts near the city.
The quality of foot ball put up by
these teams, on which Hawaiians are
prominent and in many instances star
players, compares favorably with that
played on the mainland, as attested
by the close scores of games played
between the University of Oregon
and University of Hawaiian teams,
during the Christmas season of 1920.
The coaching of former stars from
Yale, Harvard and other big main
land schools is helping to develop
high-class foot ball in the islands,
as is competition with mainland
elevens, which, with Oregon making
another invasion this winter, now
seems assured as an annual event.
Roller Defeats
State Champion
E. G. Roller defeated Rafph Ste
phens, state champion, 125 to 117, in
a thrilling match in the state cham
pionship pocket billiard tournament
at the Academy parlor last night.
The game went 49 innings.
Stephens' high run was 30.
There were 20 consecutive safe
ties played during the match. ..
In the afternoon, Andy Swanson
defeated Hurley Hamilton, 125 to
61. in 32 innings.
Harsch and Shepherd now stand
in the lead. . . , .
, This afternoon Roy White will
play Hurley Hamilton and Billie
Usher will meet Harry Shepherd in
the evening match. .
More than 1,000 ivory fans wit
nessed the two contests yesterday.
Centre's Foe Asked
To Report Early
San Diego, Dec. 16. The San
Diego committee in charge of the
Arizona-Centre foot ball game sched
uled to be played here December 26
has requested Arizona authorities to
have the Wild Cat eleven in this city
by December 24.
Arizona plans to come by way of
Los Angeles, where practice will be
held. . -
Severt Higgins
To Captain Kansas
Lawrence, Dec. 16V Severt Hig
gins. left tackle, was elected captain
of the 1922 Kansas university foot
ball team last night
Greatest of Cuclists
L
ft!
1 AliVed GoulieT.
Alfred floullft is torlav hi-inc hail.
ed as the king of cyclists as the re
svlt of hi.s remarkable performance
in the closiny hours of the Six-Day
race at Madison Square Garden, New
York. The veteran rider, wlih his
partner, Maurice Brocco, won the
big event. Govdlet won 13 out of
the last 18 sprints in which he par
ticipated. It was the most astonish-,
ing i-crformi.i.'f ever re:orded in the
history of cycling. Goullct was born
in Australia, but is a naturalized
Amcnran citizen. ,
. i
Buffaloes Buy;
Star Eastern
League Catcher
Home-Run Cloutcr Becomes
Property of Omaha Club
By Deal Closed by
Burch.
(Special to The Omaha Bee.)
SorinKfield. Mass.. Dec. 16. "Red"
Wilder, for three years star catcher
of the Springfield base ball club, and
noted m the bastern league tor his
hoine-run hitting, was sold this after
noon to Omaha. Owner A. J. bhean
stated that he believes the sale to the
western team was the best way for
his catcher to advance in the base
ball world. -
Not disputing this fact, the Spring
field fans who have just fiinished a
wonderful round of celebrations in
the welcoming back of Silent John
Hummell, as '1922 manager, were
thoroughly stunned in learning of
Wilder's disposal.
Wilder, who will report to Omaha
next spring, was the "Babe" Ruth
of the Eastern league and all Spring
field is open and bitter in their re
sentment of his sale.
With Hummell back home, Spring
field looked forward to a most re
markable, season, but the loss of
"Brick" overshadows all their fond
est dreams. ! '
With the going of Wilder, the
Eastern league loses one of its most
dangerous hitters, a "red-haired" war
rior, who lias lifted the leather over
many a fence, a wonderful backstop
and a gentleman. Springfield will
not soon forget the man who topped
the fences with his drives during
the season and the man who offered
to go out and play shortstop when
Gonzales was out of action.
Cornell College
, Team to Play Iowa
Mount Vernon, la.,' Dec. 16. The
Cornell college basket ball team
will take a four-game trip, starting
Saturday, December 17, when the
quintet will play Iowa University
team at Iowa City. Ames will be
met on Monday. Drake university
will be played at Pes Moines on
Tuesday and Simpson college of
Indianola on Wednesday.
Three quarters
never did make a
whole. And by the
same token it takes
Spur's 4leaf blend to
get that spicy all-there
flavor in a cigarette.
tioonr & Vtrni ToaACCo Co.
Ten Round Bout
Western League Records
Kama and Club tt,
Ptrrynian. Oklahoma City 7
Chase. Wichita , a
Heyaolda, Jnplln 4
Itawaaaaj, Omaha) t
Malkup, Joplln
rot. per. Wichita , 1
Keinmer. Tulsa 1
II. Merger. Wichita 1
(.rirrin, Omaba , t
Mead. Omaha , ,.,..,..
Allianose, Tulsa ... I
rolls, Dm Moines ....14
Musser, Wichita 17
ll.el.e. Wlehlla ....,.,..,,..,......40
1. Nrallh, Omaha, 1
Allison, Oklahoma City , SO
Mt-Laughlln. Ht. Joseph
Yeager, Oklahoma Clly f
Allen. Oklahoma CHy , 51
Hellars, Wlrhlta ...4)
(irsgorr, Wlihll 44
IMnlrla, Omaha 40
ZweKul. Jnplln 13
Xlrd, Ht. Joseph I
Kallslmry. Oklahoma City H
.V, Olasrr. Mliiux Clly 4)
Maun, WL-hlta
Mitchell, Oklahoma City ,.
Ramaey, Oklahoma Clly
O'Neill. Joiilln...
Davenport. Omnha ..;
J. It. (.lasler, Omaha
Meter. Minus city
llurch, Omaha
Club Melding.
Wlehlla
Nt. Joseph
Oklahoma City
sioua city
....a..........
......... ......
..a.....,..,...
Omaha ....
Tulsa
les Moines
Joulln ....
1NMVIDUAI, HEFJUINO.
First Dusemen.
Name and Club O. TO. A. E. VC.
Tlrannon. Tulsa 80 747 44 S .994
Hourg, Jnplln 40 303 tl 4 ,9811
Derk, Wlthlts 1C6 171.9 90 !6 .9X1
l.ellvelt, Omaha M6 1768 102 27 .986
Beatty, St. Joseph. ...166 1609 110 24 .986
Melt, Sioux City 167 161S 89. 27 .984
U. Graham. OUIa. City 168 1806 91 28 .983
Toat. Tulsa 13 ioi a ii .3
Moeller. Des Moines.. 70 689 55 16 .979
H. Brown. Des Moines C2 (47 69 13 .979
rarker. Tulsa 64 (06 36 13 .978
Boehler. Tulsa 16 127 I t .977
Npeas. Joplln 22 149 t 4 .971,
Rempsey, Des Moines 20 214 16 6 .975
B. Hmith, Omaha.... 74 C96 30 23 .969
Walker. Jonlin 26 215 6 9 .961
Cady, Joplln 14 10S ( 9 ,929
Second Basemen.
Name andi Club O. PO
McMullln. Okla. City. 13 t
X. TS. PC.
37 2 .567
Steinbrenner, So, City 71 230 328 17 .964
Wutril, Tulsa 77 206 214 17 .961
Krueger. Joplln .144 370 470 37 .953
Washburn, Wichita ,.U8 447 (63 47 .956
Nufer. St. Joseph ....115
Zi 366 2i .5l
2 133 11 .853
144 170 16 .iit
402 54 63 .047
21 293 35 ..(
220 203 31 .932
143 176 26 .924
196 229 35 .923
182 247 40 .(15
Connolly, fit. Joseph., 40
Qleason, Tulsa 64
Olslason. Omaha 166
Yuna, lies Moines.... 84
Coffey. Des Moines... 69
Heatly, Okla. City.... 65
Shanley. Okla. City.. 86
T.eard, Sioux City.... 82
Stewart, Tulsa 29
O'Connor, Des Moines. 17
Burko, Tulsa 13
67 86 15 .911
47
11
58 10 .896
83 7 .885
Third Basemen.
Name and Club O. PO. A. E. PC.
F. McDonald, St. Joe. 63 65 !6 6 .968
Butler, Wichita 166 193 310 24 .954
Haney. Omaha 140 228 356 32 .948
Wright, Okla. City. ...148 176 285 30 .938
Hamilton, Joplln ....131 117 251 27 .932
Grant. Des Moines. ...157 188 301 38 .928
Connolly, St. Joe 38 41 6 .924
M. McDonald, St. Joe. 44 34 88 11 .917
Marr, Sioux City 164 154 298 42 .915
Thompson, Tulsa ....137 149 147 41 .906
Ryan. Omaha 18 22 44 7 .904
Mueller, Joplln 44 63 85 17 .890
Scanlon, St. Joseph ., 11 13 16 4 .876
Burke, Tulsa 12 21 33 7 .885
Shortstops.
f. Berger. TVIchlta. ...105 323 603 61 .948
Beaumiller, Sioux City 25 41 61 6 .944
Hughes. Okla. City... 33 75 4 11 .936
Shanley, Okla. City... 88 89 79 12 .933
Runser. Okla. City... 94 194 259 35 .928
Ostergaard. Sioux City 85 63 92 12 .924
McOinnis, Tulsa 185 369 467 70 .923
Connolly, St. Joe 47 110 148 , 23 .918
Mason, Omaha 18 2 48 1 .917
Rhyne, Des Moines. ...110 247 810. 62 .916
Robertson, Joplln ....3,68 395 439 79 .913
Spranger, Omaha .... 36 79 117 19 .912
Kearns, Sioux City..., 63 121 183 31 .907
B. Brown, St. Joe 33 69 85 15 .906
R, Brown. Des Moines 49 102 145 27 .901
P. McDonald, St. Joe. 41 96 117 25 .895
Stevenson, St. oJe.... 20 36 41' 9 .895
Kox, Sioux City 64 129 147 34 .890
Defate, St. Joseph.... 18 46 34 12 .870
Massey, Omaha 15 16 3 3 .864
Krehmeyer. St. Jo.... 16 29 29 10 .863
Haney, Omaha 11 17 41 13 .829
Outfielders.
McDowell. Wichita ... 20 21 t . 1000
Heatly, Okla. City.... 60 140 6 1 .993
Fox, Oklahoma City 46.. 99 8 1 .991
Corrldon, St. Joseph 136 246 .14 4 .985
Harper, Okla. City. ...168 486 2 9 .983
Bonowltz, St. Joseph.. 49 145 12 3 .981
O'Connor. Des Moines 140 226 22 6 .980
Casey, Sioux City..... 25 48 2 1 .960
Robinson. Sioux City 164 263 41 7 .977
hue, Omaha 168 347 19 9 .976
W. Griffin, Wichita... 20 36 5 1 .976
O'Brien, Omaha 162 333 20 11 .970
Blakesly, Wichita. ....146 26S 21 9.969
Reiley, St. Joseph ... 61 162 6 6 .969
Milan. Des Moines ...160 38S 23 14 .967
Connelly, Tulsa ..... 35 78 3 .967
D. Williams, Joplln... 66 133 4 5 .965
F. McDonald, St. Joe.. 62 129 B 6 .964
Davis. Tulsa 144 218 13 9 .963
East, Wichita 168 253 35 11 .963
Harbor, Sioux City.... 124 288 22 13 .961
Burke, Tulsa 140 221 16 10 .959
Todt, Tulsa 140 221 16 10 .959
Paddock, Sioux City 63 100 18 6 .959
Beaumiller. Sioux City 25 41 61 S .944
I.. Smith. Wh-hita....l8 414 35 20 .957
R. Smith, Joplln 15 42 2 .955
B. Moore, Okla. City 123 296 12 15 .954
Kennedy, Joplin rl49 303 20 16 .953
winner, ouyini ....... -a w . 1 - .ww-
Pitt, Okla. City 166 307 ?9 18 .951
Mueller, Joplln 108 193 15 It .950
Anderson. Des Moines 14 18 1 1 .950
Moelter, Des Moines.. 75 152 15 9 .949
Bennett. Tulsa 70 164 11 10 .946
Speas. Joplin 24 49 4 3 .946
Chrlstensen. Joplin ..132 315 21 22 .939
Griffin, Omaha 168 265 21 21 .932
Erwln, Tulsa 20 35 6 3 .930
Fisher. St. Joseph. .. .160 244 24 22 .924
walker, Joplln zz 3 . i a .so
Watson, Sioux City.... 23 30 4 3 .919
WatBon, St. Joseph .. 10 18 1 2 .906
Blackwell, Joplln ... 37 68 8 8 '.889
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Klefer, Sioux City ....21 4
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Morris, Tulsa 20 7
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Lots. Sioux City 29 6
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Ludolph. Des Moines ..11 .. 23 3 .885
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Physical Work on
Scientific Basis
South Bend, Ind., Dec. 16. A
new form of physical training to be
made the basis of scientific study has
been inaugurated at Notre Dame
university, it was announced today.
All . freshmen yesterday were in
structed to report to the physical
director for measurement, following
which corrective exercises were
prescribed. Another measurement
will be taken at the completion of
the school year to determine the ac
tual results received from the train
ing. Smith Kayoes Nelson.
Wausau, Wis., Dec. 16. Matty
Smith of Racine knocked out Fred
Kelson of Pittsburgh, with the firjt
punch in the first round last night.
1 he men are lightweights.
KeOTUCKY BURLEY
for good old tobacco taste
Choice Macedonian
for spicy aroma '
Golden Virginia
for life and sparkle
Broad Maryland
Tor cool-bunung
Tonight
Cyclone Trackslers
Will Take Trip
East This Season
Amen, la., Dec. 16. -The Iowa
State collrge two-miU relay ' team,
which broke the world's record 1at
May nt the Drake relay carnival,
will take a three-week's trip into the
east, according to plan announced
bv Track Coach Art Smith here thi
aftrroonn.
The second lap of the annual rare
between the Ames quartet and Notre
Dame will be run off January 21 at
the Illinois Athletic lub's- indoor
carnival at Chicago, Vale or Har
vard will be met at the Madison
Square Garden inert put on by the
Melrose A. C. February 12.. On
February Vi, the Ames quartet will
meet another strong eastern team
at Boston at the annual indoor car
nival fostered by the Boston A. C.
A Danish plant is making a bouil
lon extract from the hones of fresh
ly slaughtfrcd cattle and horses.
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