THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. AfRIL . 1922.
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Banning of Sltel
uuo orops introduction mis
f Spring to Golfdom of New "Stick
Chicago, April 7. Binning of the-
tf shafted fot( club br tht
United Stairs Coif tocition,
stopptd th "introduction this soring
fo goUdcni of ht 'vat thought to
It in cverlatting golf club, at lcat
'to far at elasticity o( the shaft it
concerned" said Douglas II. Tmtt
die. manager of a targe porting
goods concern.
A new hatt with a strtl roie rov
'red with the conventional wood, had
Men erlect'4 largely through the
retearchet of Allen Ijird of Well
ington. I). C, an inventor, who on
coimderahle wartime mention
through hit aid to the government
in the perfection of gun.
The second growth hicVorv. which
forms the luft of all golf club, not
oniy vane considerably in it teui
T'f. hut the resiliency of the timber
begin to drrreae from the time it
it not in play until ii usefulness
'soon a!ea and a new club, or at
least, a new haft ha tu he pur
rhaed. Mr. Lard undertook the eoiislue
lion of a nif-tal ilufl in 1911. Iiav-
mg discovered this frailly of hirk
ory. especially as it related to the
tortion nt the flunk. This tortion
sprina; in the abaft lakes out the
jar thif othrrwi-c would reach the
playr'ik hands from the bniiact of
trtclub head with the hall and Rive
"sweet" feel to the stroke. It
also keeps the ball in straight flight
and helps to give the ball its high
, trai'clory. ,
Mr. Lard finally discovered an al
loy of chrome vanadium that an
swered the purpose and shafts were
made with the center hollow and the
surface an open fretwork.. The club
did not take readily, however, be
cause of the oddity of its conduc
tion. ,
Experiments were renewed at
much expense and along with the
discovery of a semicternal golf hall,
t lie new arrangement with a steel
core was about to be placed on the
market when the official body of
golf issued its death warrant and
condemned golfers to keep on re
placing their club shafts perennially
at a cost from $10 to $50 a bag full.
Cards and Browns
Arrive at St. Louis
St. Loilis, April 7. Roth St. Louis
major league baseball teams re
turned home today from their
southern spring training trips. -The
teams will engage in a two-game ex
hibition here tomorrow and Sunday.
The Browns arc scheduled to de
part Sunday for Chicago, where they
open the American league season
with the White Sox Wednesday.
The Cardinals' will rest in St.i
Louis and inaugurate the National
league season, paired with the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Jacques Fournicr. first baseman
for the cardinals, is suffering with
say, r:iiKnr prevent mm irom play
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Omaha "Y" to Send Teams
to State Gymnastic Meet
The annual state Y. M. C. A. gym
nastic championship will be held at
the Lincoln "Y" Saturday, The Oma
ha Y. M. C. A. will be represented
in both the senior and junior cham
pionships. Following are the senior represent
atives: Frank , Novacek, v Norman
Brown, Barney Nordstrom, George
Walker and Glen Smith.
The junior representatives: Lee
Inouye, Porter Forcade, John Staley,
Art Head, E. Milberg and Wallace
Marrow.
Omaha holds the senior champion-
ship andLincoln the junior cham
pionship. Omaha. Lincoln, Fremont, Colum
bus, Grand Island and York associa
tions will compete.
Roper and Fulton' to v
1 Fight in Denver
Denver, Colo., April 7. Captain
. Bob Roper of McComb, Mass., and
Fred Fulton of Rochester, Minn.,
'heavyweights, will meet here' April"
20 in a 12-round boxing- bout, it was
announced today.
Morvich in Form.
Omaha Be Leaaed Wire. '
New prk, April 7. Morvich,
Benjamin .Block's sensational 3-year-old
derby favorite, again dis
tinguished himself yesterday by
running the half mile at the Jamaica
race track in the ercat time of
0:47 4-5, under a pull by his pilot,
Sheridan Ford Dies.
Detroit, Mich., April 7. Sheridan
Ford, 52 years old. widely known
author, lecturer and correspondent,
Jied here last night. Mr. Ford suf
fered a nervous collapse a week ago
$nd his condition had been critical
Since then.
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JAkl'Ml ILVAt, Oawha.
G
INK l-OWI.ER never f(cd from
a tnou in ins me. lie had a
peculiar temperament.
He i too proud to fight. And
low dignified to run. So whenever
trouble atarlcd. Gink would take hit
share and go home. He kept three
waiters busy opening oysters for hit
eye.
He was a fine-looking fellow with
collapkible arches and jumbo ears.
Hut he was afraid of nobody. Once
he ran into jungleload of ambidcx
troii lions and tlipught they were
a Welcome Home committee.
It was about this time 50 years
ago that he was training in second
hand Mexico. When he pointed hit
thumb toward the cobblestones that
meant the runner was out. When he
swept his thumb towards the spiders
on the ceiling, that meant the run
ner was out also. He never called
runner safe in his entire career. He
hated them.
He was fairly lenient with pitch
ers. Anything inside the park was
a strike.
When dolled up for action Gink
wore two masks. One on his face
and the other on the back of his
head. He had his chest protector
wrapped around him like a guy in a
barrel and wore long iron boots be
cause his shins were delicate and
transparent.
His hat was rubber and inflated
like a busted sofa. When pop bot
tles caromed off the national anger
they would bounce on Gink's hel
met and skid foul.
Gink used to call batters out soon
as possible. He detested them, too.
In fact the only friend he had in
the world was a guy he needed a
weeje board to talk with.
Johnny Ertlc Matched '
to Fight Champion Buff
St. Taul, Minn., April 7. Johnny
Ertle, St. Taul, has been signed to
meet Johnny Buff, bantamweight
champion, in a 10-round no-decision
bout at DetroitMich., April 18, it
was announced here today. Ertle has
agreed to make 119 pounds at 3 f.
in. onthe day of the fight. Buff is
expected to sign within a day or
two. '
Senators Rained Out.
Washington, April 7. Foiled by
tlie weather for two successive days
the Nationals and the. Boston Braves!
had moved on north to Lynchburg,
Va today with the hope that they
could stage -there the last game
scheduled before arriving in the capi
tal. The Washington squad is hav
ing practically its first experience
with rain this spring, but Manager
Milan believes the two -days' layoff
will not hinder the favorable prog
ress the team has been making.
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"High
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Will Box Davt Shade
"Bud" Logan, local welterweight
leather pusher, yesterday signed a
contract to meet Dave Shade, Cal
ifornia boxer, in a 10-round deci
sion bout at the city auditorium,
April 18.
The American Legion post of
Omaha will stage the show.
A good lineup of preliminary
events is promised.
McMuIlcn (o Hurl Ball in
Opening State League Game
tteatrice, Neb., April 7. (Special
Telegram.) It was announced by
the management of the Beatrice
Mate League Baseball club that
Adam McMuIlcn, republican candi
date for nomination for governor,
would hurl the first ball at the open
ing game here with Fairhury and
that Judge L, W. Colby, candidate
for nomination for supreme judge,
would act as backstop.
Ed Warner and Walker
Battle to 10-Round Draw
' Wichita. Kan., April 7. Ed War
ner, San Francisco, and Hugh Walk
er, Kansas City, light-heavyweights,
fought 10 rounds to a draw here last
night. The bout ended in a wrangle
with Warner claiming a foul in the
ninth round
"Strangler" Lewis Wins.
Tulsa. Okl., April 7. Ed (Stran
gler) Lewis, world's heavyweight
wrestling champion, defeated Jat
rinda Goho-Gobar, the Hindu, in
straight falls here last night, winning
with his headlock. Lewis took. the
first fall in 29 minutes, 26 seconds,
and the second in six minutes, 20
seconds.
"Zibby" Wins Match.
Port Arthur, Tex., April 7. Stan
islaus Zbyszko, former heavyweight
wrestling champion, defeated George
Actor of Port Arthur in straight falls
here last night. The. Pole won the
first fall in one hour and 13 minutes
with an arm and wristlock, and the
second in 13 minutes with, a head
lock. EMPRESS
NOW
JOHNNY COULON
Formar Champion Bantamweit ht of tha
World Tha Man They Cannot Lift
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Schlaifer May Be Taken East
by New Manager, Bobby Evans
OBEY EVANS, one
of tht most widely
known managers of
prut rihteri in (he
west tod.y is the
guiding light in the
tuii hstie career of
Morris .SchUilrr,
Omtha's battering
welter.
Johnny Creeley,
who ushered the Omaha larrupcr
from the fields of the unknowns to
a place in the sun, all in the period
of a few months, has "stepped down
nd out"
There was no slip In hi Ironclad
agreement with Schlaifer, but
Johnny, following a rumpus with
outsiders yeiterday, surh t have
been coming in flocks lately, offered
Kvan his equity in his contract with
Schlaifer. They came to terms im
mediately. Johnny is undecided whether he'll
journey to, newer fields or remain
in Omaha.
There i no feeling between Creeley
and Schlaifer.
Creeley, who signed Schlaifer for
the fight with "Cowboy" Tadgett at
Council Bluffs I-ridav night, will
handle his charge until after the en
counter. Evans plans to take 'Schlaifer fait
sometime this summer,
'Jt will be sort of a vacation for
him." Bobhy said, "but I expect to
get him a few matches." 7
Evans is not planning on giving
Schlaifer sn extended vacation un
let his hands trouble him.
Evans is a former boxer.
Tommy Loughran Wins.
Omaha Be W ire.
Philadelphia. April 6. Frank Car
bone, New York, subbing for Jeff
Smith, proved easy for Tommy
Loushran in their eieht-round boot
here tonight.
Jimmy Murphy of tins city ana
Earl France of California terminat
ed their bout at the end of the fourth
round when Murphy after being bad
ly beaten claimed a foul, which Ref
eree Floyd refused o allow.
Dern Loses to Kctoncn.
Salt Lake City, April 7. Waino
Ketonen of Boston last night defeat
ed Ira Dern of Salt Lake, taking two
of three falls. Dern won the first fall
in 24 minutes with a farther leg
hold, and- Ketonen won the second
in 41 minutes with a leg split and
the third in 27'minutcs with a toe
hold.
The men weighed 160 pounds and
both were claimants of' the middle
weight championship.
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$272
: The value of Two-Trouser Suits never Vas so pronounced
as in these days of economy. With the extra pair you
, practically double the life of your suite. And the prices
are no higher than those of the ordinary Suits with a single
r pair of trousers. All the likeable styles.
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Alen are weighing, as not -for a long time, the value of every dollai
against what ths dollar will byy. . We hare always given great
values. This season we have "out-valued" the greatest values
ever offered here. When we offer KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
. priced from
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Top Coats Gaberdines
Here are coats that face a shower as unconcernedly as they face
the sun as Impervious to a downpour as they are to a bitter blow.
In all the wanted styles close fitting or lose draping.
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Underwear
Involving a se
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perior "and
Vassar. both
well known for their excel
lent wear. Priced from
$1.00 to$5.00
MANHATTAN SHIRTS, $2.50 to $6.00
Interwoven Hose, 40c to $2.00. Lion Custom Made Collara.
Van Heutsn Collars.
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Haiisoh to Meet
Coast Champion
tluihe ilanton will leave tonight
for Nuluille, Tenn., to w rente a big
fellow by the name of Roifi, who is
a claimant ' of the Atlantic coast
chainnionihin.
C h arl.e will
meet Koi in the
name ring i n
which lie attained
broadcast recog
nition lat No
vember by
wrcithns Zbywko
to a three-hour
draw. "Zibby"
was champion at
the time - of the
match.
J. II. Elwood,
lUmon'a mana
ger, has accepted
a challenge from
Mahmout of a
match here.
Elwood offered to let his charge
meet Mahmout on a winner-take-all
or on a 75-25 basis.
Southerners Hand
Tigers Shutout
n.irnii MJM. Anril 7 The De-
Irnit Americana., traveline through
the south today arc wondering what
happened to them at Birmingham
yesterday. They invaded the South
ern association city confident of best
ing that team as they had been ac
riKimncil in treat ilic Rochester In
ternationals and the Dixie leaguers,
but a 4 to 0 shutout awaited tnem.
Cohb directed the olay from the
bench.
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Urgently Call for
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Stetson. A
New Idea
Its a stylish idea Stetson
Ideas always are. They're tan
hats with deeper tan bands.
And you know the quality's
good. The
best
$7,00
Other Good Makes, $2.00 Up.
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Gate Receipts for
Hoppe-Schatfer
Match Tblal $$JQ0
Chicago, April 7 Ths gate tt
ctipt profits for Willis Hopr and
Jskt Schatfer in their recent II 2
Mlklint billiard match for tht
world's championship totalled It.
300, Schaelar letting 11,100 and
Hoppt tUOO. Tht match drtw
bout 9,000 ptrsont.
California Oarsmen to
Meet Washington's Best
Berkeley, CsL April 7 University
of California's crew will sail from
Sm Franciico, April 14. for Seattle
where it will row against the L'ni
vertit of Washington April 22.
Ben Walha, coach 01 Bear Oars
men, has not yet picked the varsity
men who will make the inn.
LAST DAY
Horma Talmadgc
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