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Abel R.
Abel It. Klvlat, the sensntlonal little J
-tillur of the Irish-American A. C. was
the largest point scorer In tho Winged r
Fist organization during tho 1913 Bea
ton. "Ktvylo" tallied a total or lGfi
joints, 47 more than the mark of "Ed
die" Goodwin, the champion bike rid
er. "Mel" Sheppard, tho old warhorao,
proved that he was far from being a
'katf-beon by annezlns 107 points,
which placed him in third place,
,The complete point score for the
year-follows, Abel R. Klvlat, 165; Ed
ward H. Goodwin, 118; Molvin W.
eppard, 107; Alvah T. Meyer, 101;
Patrick McDonald, 96; Hanne Kole-
mainen, 75; Patrick Ryan, 60; Matt
McQrath, 41; Hugh Hirschon, 38; Emll
.jMuJler, 35; James M..Roaenberger, 34;
M. Jl Hayes, M fEdwafd Coylo, 33f
John J. Eiler, 31 E. Frazer, 32; J. J.
McNamara, 27,; S, J. Riley, 26; W, J.
Flaher, 2C; R. Romer, 25; Thomas
Harden, 25; Ike Lovell, 24; W. Lcnn
reri, 22; A. Pepis, 21; A. McDougall,
20; E, M. Prltchard, 1;;F. Schwartz,
1; John Eke, IB; J, J. Archer, 14;
A. Ji Davis, 14; M, J. Sheridan, 13; F.
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1905
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DAN MAHER EMULATES AST0R
Once Famous American Jockey Be
comes Naturalized British Citi
zen Has Won Many Races.
""" Jockey Danny Maher has become a
' if fMturaIIzed British citizen. Following
r ' 'the example of. William Waldorf As-
1 1-. -i , tor, Danny has decided to turn his
back on Uncle Sam and wear nl
1 ' ieclance to Johnny Bull. Tho famous
E ' 4iVInfi1fiti finrcmmAn fat a imtnliai rtt
, -' yean) and has made his home on tho
t ,(, 'j" anaer aiuu lur a iuub uuie jmov, uanuy
c has decided that ho will retire .frpm
:;;:,tlMj turf, sdon and will spend his life
"as a country crentleinoh. breedlne
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hoiB6B and cattle. Hq has ulreudy pur
ched a place' near Nottingham,
where he has, several fine specimens
of pedigreed cattle. Danny has many
friends among the wealthier class of
" Englishmen. One of his warmest
friends is Lord Roaeberry. He h.ts
made, a fortuno from his victories In
- the saddle.
Ffgurlna Trades Pretty Closely.
Some .statistician has koiio to the
v trouble to work out that Fred Clarke,
Manager of the Pirates, gavo uway
'1$9 extra basea 911 hard hitting, la
. return for 167 extra bases in trading
'Millwri WHob, Butler, Robinson and
Polan to the Bt. Louis Qardlnals for
c-Konetchy, Mowrey and Harmon. A
,i,trHble oversight, of . tiourse. But
Ftd Clark" has riot' reached his dot-
a.. H waat4 a finished first ba
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Klvlat.
T. Onkon, 13; M. J. Fahoy, 12; M., J.
Talum, 12; T, Ji Kelly, 12; h. J. Har-
per. 12; F. Juria, 11; O. J. Bell, 11; J.
nromllotv, 11; Kenneth Caldwell, 11;
W. Rosette, 10; E. McCarty, 10; W.
J. Fortune, 9; Bruno Brodd, 8; F. J.
Cording, 7; A. J. Sheridan, 7; A. J.
Fogol, 6; Wi Krapowltz, 6; F. Lund,
0; T. Toenan, G; C. Brodcrick, 5; J.
II. Donnelly, 5; J. Summorgrade, 5;
F. T. Gardner, 4.
Klvlat was born In Now York city
June 23, 1892. Ho first attracted at
tention as a runner while a student.
In 1908 he joined tho Irish-American
Athletic club, and won tbo junior
championship for one mllo, time 4:24,
for the metropolitan district. A short
time later he broke tho world's rec
ord In tho 2,400 yard relay race, his
time for 800 yards being 1:16. At the
eastern Olympic tryouts in Cambridge
last Juno Klvlat established a world's
record of 3:55 4-5 for tho 1,500 meter
run. Klvlat also holds the -world's
best mark, 3:08 3-5, for three-quarters
of a mllo Indoors, and the Canadian
milo record of 4:20 3-5.
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"Red" Dooln says ho will catch in
every game for tho QuakerB this sen
son. Ha really rauBt like to work.
Clarence ("Brick") Owons has sign
ed a contract to umplro In tho Inter
national leuguo this season, The Fed
eral leaguo had offered Owens a con
tract. Charles Rose, the young left-hander
signed up by the Yanks, won twenty
six games and lost seven for the Hous
ton club of the Texas league last sea
son, Eddlo Plank la trying to secure the
Lancaster, Pa., franchise, in the Trl
State leaguo. If he gets It he will re
ceive youngsters to develop for Con
nie Mack.
Further Improvements to tho Grand
Rapids track are contemplated, tho
management planning to mako the
meetings among the most noteworthy
In tho country.
If Comlskey and McOraw make a
world's tour overy year, it will bo u
very popular winter pastime to go
along with them If the players get
back safe and Bound this tlmo.
The Cards in 1013 owned tho best
tnllald on any diamond In either of tho
mujor leagues, Hugglns, Konoy, Mow
roy and O'Leary did better field work
than Connie Mack's $100,000 outnt.
Robinson, tho schoolboy sprinter,
bids fair to remain outsldo tho fence
all tills year. He has been refused
admission to Phillips Exeter in addi
tion to being expelled from MercerB
burg. Tho Indiana university athletic com
mittee has ordered all men who intend
U bo candidates for the football eleven
IB 1914 to enroll In the wrostllng
clasaea for football men, which will
start next term.
Indiana university baa put In a bid
for RalDh Glaze to assuino the dutlnn
of athletic supervisor, but it to moro
probable tJiaC the erstwhile Baylor
ooaeh and Idol of the BaptlBt studanta
will be at Tulane nxt year.
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NOM DE PLUMES OF BOXERb
Many Start of Arena Travel Undei
Aliases, Assumed Names or Nick
names List of Few Given.
In scanning tho latest official boxing
guides, ono is surprised to see how
many of tho starB of tho boxing firma
ment travel under aliases, assumed
names or nicknames.
There aro just about as many box
ers In tho game today battling under
a nomdeplumo as thero aro boxing
under their right cognomen. Here aro
a few of them, their fighting name
being given first, then their right
name.
Harry Lewis Honry Besterman.
Ray Bronson John R. Bronson.
Knockout Brown Valentino Braun.
Jim Flynn -Andrew Chlrlgllone.
Packey McFarland Patrick McFar-
land.
Battling Nelson Oscar Matthews
Nelson.
Franklo Conloy Francesco Conto.
Leach Cross Dr. Louis C. Wallach.
Jack Britton William J. Breslln.
Kid Williams Johnny Guengo.
Young Jack O'Brien John Thomas
Augustine Hagan.
Young IJrown Abo Brown.
Gunboat Smith Ed Smith.
Johnny Dundee Josoph Carrora.
Young Shugruo Joo Shugruo.
Eddie Campl Eddie do Campus.
Willie Ritchie Geary Steffon.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Josoph
F. Hagan.
Tommy Burns Noah Brusso.
Tommy Ryan Josoph Youngs.
Stnnloy Ketchel Stanislaus Kiecal.
Jim Dilaoull Jainea Drlseoll.
Frank Mnntel Frank Otto Mintoll.
Billy Lang William Lanfranchl.
Young Brltt Harry Trofflnger.
Tony Ross Antonio Rossllano.
Jim Flynn.
Fred AVelsh Fred Hall Thomas.
George Brown George Costar.
Chicak Hayes Adolph Koske,
Charlie White Charloy Anchowltz.
Jack Dillon Ernest Cutler Prlco.
Young Jack Redmond Henry F.
Hoppc. '
Joo Coster Joo Angello.
Pal Brown Lawrence W. Brown.
Georgo Chip Georgo Chlpulonls.
Wildcat Ferns Clarence McCub
bins. TENNIS IS OLDEST OF GAMES
Origin Lost in Antiquity, but Was
Played Largely In Europe Dur
ing the Middle Ages.
Tennis is undoubtedly the oldest of
nil existing ball games. He origin
is buried in antiquity, but It was
played largely in Europe during tho
mlddlo ages in the parks and dltchcB
of feudal castles. The French learned
the game from the Italians, tho Brit
ish from tho French.
Golf is popularly Bald to be a Scot
tish game, but thore is good reason to
supposo that, In the first Instance, it
camo from Holland. Cricket, however,
Is essentially all British. Tho llrst
mention of tho game is found in a
thirteenth century manuscript, and It
derives Its namo from tho Saxon word
"eric," or "cryc," meaning "a staff."
Billiards is believed to have beon
brought from the cast by tho Cru
saders; though somo people say that
the French developed It from an an
cient German gama. Chess, however,
-which is the most Intellectual of all
games, Is also tho most ancient.
COLLEGE SPORT TITLES
ARE WELL DISTRIBUTED.
Sport. Champion
Football Harvard
Baseball Yale
Track Penn
Basketball Cornell
Cross-country Cornell
Rowing Syracuse
Hockey Harvard
WreBtllng Cornell
Lacrosse Harvard
Lawn Tennis Harvard
Gymnastics Penn Y
5 Water Polo Princeton
? Swimming Yale 2
Golf Yalo $
x Soccer Harvard X
$ Rlllo ,..., Harvard v
X Gun Yale X
Fencing Columbia y
X ChwtB Harvard X
8tars of Baseball,
Whore do baBoball stars coinotrora?
This question Is an uver unsolvable
puzzle to the fanB. Most of the Bhln
lug llghtu drift under the big tent
from small country towns, it Is recall
ed that tho players purchased at ridi
culous prices seldom set tho big
leagues afire.
Marquard, O'Toole, Blackburn, Kel
ly, Shunnon and Cy Seymour nil coat
more than $10,000 each. Of the six.
only Marqunrd and O'Toolo are still
with the big follows. Ty Cobb, Eddlo
Collins, Christy Matbcwson, Walter
Johnson, Tria Speakor and Buddy
Schang, all of proved brilliancy,
coat their teams little or nothing.
Has Hoodoo Number.
Chance has thirteen hurl em on IiIb
ruster for the coming campaign, Six
of them aro hold-overs from lost sea-
san. They are Ford, Caldwell, War-
Vp, Fischer, Keating and Scbultz,
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NEW TOOL FOR LACING BELT
Difficulty of Getting' Connection Cloae
Together Is Obviated by tmple- ,
ment Recently Invented.
A handy little tool for lacing ends
of belting together has been invented
by a man in tho state of Washington.
It is such a simple little tool that tho
word "Invented" seems almost out of
place nothing more than a thin metal
rod colled upon itself at tho middle,
and with one end bent into a hook,
Belt Lacing Tool.
tho other end serving as a handle. In
lacing belts together It is often diffi
cult to get tho connection as close
as is desirable, owing to the fact that
tho lnces can not bo worked with tho
fingers as ell as they might. Onco
they were pulled fairly tight It was
hard to loosen them up- again to pull
them still tauter. Hero Is where the
lacing tool comes in, for the hook can
bo inserted under the laco and the
latter worked out In a twinkling.
RAINCOATS ARE MADE CHEAP
Waterproof Garments Can Be Retailed
for Ten Cents Up by Process
Invented by Illinois Man.
A man in Illinois has Invented a
process to produco nnd market a rain
coat that can be retailed from 10
cents up. These coats are made in
the regulation slip-on style, from an
integral piece of waterproof paper.
Their production cost will bo no high
er than C cents each, and even that
figure can bo lessened. The coat can
be folded up to fit in an ordinary en
velope and Is particularly adapted to
being carried In handbags.
The coats can be made of oiled pa
per or paraffin, vellum parchment pa
per, which gives tho appearanco of
sllklneBB at a short distance. The
original Idea was for tho coats to be
worn only once, but, after a trial, It
was demonstrated that they could bo
utilized successfully two or threo
times. The coats aro reinforced
where the buttons aro sowed on and
also where tho button holes aro cut.
Thero are only two seams, both run
ning underneath tho arms and down
the sides. These seams aro cemented
by ordinary glue.
MAKE PRINTS WITH CAMERA
Drawing to Be Copied Is Focused Me
chanically, Exposed and Developed
Before Leaving Machine.
The old-time method of inking in
and varnishing the pencil drawing for
Issuing to the shops or contractors
was abolished by tho invention of the
blue-printing method. Now. with this
camera outfit, tho Intermediate troc-
A Photographic Machine Which Makes
Shop Prints Direct From Original
Drawing.
lng required for tho making of shop
prints is eliminated, tho print being
mado direct from tho original pencil
drawing, says tho Popular Mechanics.
Tho drawing to bo copied Is placed In
tho copy holder, focused mechanically,
exposed, cut off from n roll, and de
veloped and fixed boforo leaving tho
machine. Prints can ho mado, washed
and dried, and Issued to tho shop In
loss than ten minutes.
t Disabled Printers.
Tho union prlntora of tho United
States take good care' of their mem
bers who have fallen by tho way
side. They spend nearly $550 a year
on each of tho aged or Invalid guests
of tho Printers' Homo In Colorado
Springs.
Limestone Wool.
Wool not the product of sheep is be
ing utilized abroad tor mon'B clothos.
This Is known as "limestone wool"
and is mdde In an electric furnace. A
pair of trousers or a coat woven of
this inateriu) can not, it is asserted,
bo burned or damaged by greaso.
Substitute for Gravel.
Slag from garbage Incinerating
plants, according to Gorman authori
ties, Is an excellent substitute for
gravel for mixing with cement In the
manufacture of concreto.
Destroys Inscription.
By treating It with curtain acids a
("rench Inventor has brought out a pa
per which disintegrates atiy Inscrip
tion wrP'rp upon It after time.
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IS STRONGER THAN DYNAMITE
New High Explosive, Trotol, Is Safe to
Handle Resembles Brown Sugar
In Appearance.
Trotol If) the name of a now high
explosive 'which is twice as powerful
as dynamite and very much safer to
handle. Six ounces of trotol will do
the work of 12 ounces of dynamite,
but nothing will explode It except ful
minate of mercury, and that can be
stored within six Inches of it without
danger. When packed in a 12-inch
shell and fired at armor plate 1,000
yards away, during a recent test by
the United States artlllory, trotol re
mained unexploded in spite of the ter
rific concussion. In appearance it re
sembles wot brown sugar and Is made
up In sticks. Unlike dynamite, trotol
can bo kopt in water for years with
out deteriorating. The now explosive
was discovered by an officer of tho
Now York national guard through tho
study of an old German book contain
ing 2,000 formulas) for high explosives.
From one of these, taken at random,
trotol was developed.
AXE WITH REMOVABLE BLADE
Head Is Provided With Socket for
Handle and Groove for Reception
of Back of the Bit.
The Scientific American in describ
ing a new axe, invented by A. F. Kop
riva of Stony Brook, L. I., says:
This Implement has an axe head and
a removable bit to permit of replac
ing a worn out or broken bit with a
now ono, nnd securely to hold tho re
movable bit In position In tho oxo head.
The axe. head Is provided with a sock
et for the handle and with a groove
for the reception of the back of the
bit. the groove being provided with a
socket for tho handlo and with a
groove for the reception of the back
of the bit, tho groove being provided
with beveled scats and the back of
Improved Axe Blade.
the bit with beveled lugs adapted to
engage the seat to center the bit on
the axe head and to hold tho bit
against accidental movement In an up
and down direction.
Woman's Wages.
No woman who works in tho state
of Utah receives less than 90 cents a
day, and eveh one learning now work
must bo paid 90 cents dally, and after
an apprenticeship of six months her
wages mist be raised to US per
day.
Floating Factory.
The British admiralty Is contem
plating the construction of a huge
floating Belf-contained factory, capa
ble of carrying out almost any kind
of repairs to war vessels that can be
dono without drydocklng.
Destroying Dirigible Balloons.
For destroying dirigible balloon
Italian army officers have invented
shells carrying oxygon and platinum
sponges In their heads, the latter be
coming red hot on entering the hy
drogen and exploding the mixture of
tho two gases.
Flax Fiber and 8eed.
Russia leads the world In the pro
duction of flax fiber and Argentina la
the production of seed.
White coral blocks are used
building purposes in Bermuda
for
A now circular saw has teeth that
can be removed and replaced when
broken.
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Germany leads the world In both
the production and consumption of
artificial silk.
A '$500 prize Is offered In England
for the best kerosene lamp for safe
UBe about a house.
Enameled concroto reflectors. In
stead of metal, will be used behind
somo of tho lights along the Panama
cannl.
.
A transparent paint for glass can
be mado by tinting white shellac var
nish with an aniline dye of tho do-
Blrcd color
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Tho Bureau of Commerce estimates
that thero aro at least 200,000 motor-
boats in tbo United States.
Oil of tho Hawaiian kukul nut has
been found to be better than linseed
oil lu the manufacture of paint
Granulated glass Is being tried as
a preservation for tho surface of wood
(n England with much success
The world's production of raw silk
last year was tho greatost on record,
French figures placing It at nearly
09.000.000 pounds.
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Bit
nola and Ohio' produce more than 40
per cent, in value of the minerals
found in the United States.
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So groat has become tho demand
for olectrio washing macmnes that
ono manufacturer is producing them
In thlrty-Blx styles and sizes.
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The French army has adopted a
bicycle with a removable front wheel
and a folding frnmo that enables it
to be carried on a man's back.
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Salted Mei
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The Old Companies,
ment The Old Care.
They the best in all
Hartford Phenix Continental-
really STRONG Insurance
I have a fine list of lands for sale and wish Yours,
when you sell.
Write every kind of Insurance. Do Conveyancing,
draw up Wills, Deeds, Leases, Etc. RIGHT. Very
much desire YOUR business, and will care for it well.
H. F McRcevcr, Jlf
Successor to Ed. T. Kearney.
Insurance. Real Estate
Conveyancing. Steamship Tickets.
Col. E. F Rastnussen
Farm Sales, Real Estate and Live Stock
Auctioneer
100 Tin Cups furnished. See me Earty for dates. One
pric- to all. Write me Ponca, Nebr.,l3ox 10), or Phone
56 at my expense.
Licensed Embalmer
Ambulance Service
Wm. F Dickinson.
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