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Weissmuller Establishes Tank Record
Illinois CIul. ?lar $rl
ur p( the Illinois Athlriie club, Ut
niflit set firw world's record time
for 200 pirtert ml J.'d H'dt in an
runt at lbs N't York Athletic IuU
trimming amivil, iKgotuiing 2tXi
meters in 2 minute., Id I S second.
u4 r.U rdt in J mimitfi. 19 J
second.
The old ward f.r btfi diunirt,
2 intiiutri, 14 4-5 r?nd, h nude
hy Tfd Cairn, fi the Sew YoiW
Athlrtie t'.ub.
Two Swimming HrcunU
Sew Vi'iV. Ui Jl, John
THE mXi OMAHA. SATURDAY. AWH. 1. 1922
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Illinois A. C.
Star Splashes
in Fast Time
!inu Century Hare in ."3
JvtoikI; Hat in 73-l'oot
I '(.til itf (lolumluM
UimcrMtv.
Jess Barnes Shows
How to Hold Ball!
Sew York, March 31, J aim
Vei..mu!lrr of the Illinois athletic
i lull, lliii'u, ul)tclir it new
uorl'l rcioril ot ii second ilt lor
the joO-yard indoor swimming event
today. Writaimiller's frt ua
onijiilird in the 75-foot pool oi
Columbia titiivrrity under i"cial
ililmc union sanction and timing.
ri,mullrr wh jiacrd bv two of
the f.net inmibrrs of the Columhia
univrr.ii)' wititimiiK train and set a
terrific stroke from Urt to finish. He
rumidrtrd the di-iance t'oninaratively
frrh, otif-iilili wt a ccond fantcr
than h' rrvnini lr t time, 5.1 1-5
second, which ua the former
world's ndoor record.
Jli fiew time lie that made by the
two, 'Hawaiian swimmer. I)nke Ka
hiftifioku and J'au Kealoha on
raixht.iwav course in the n 1 1 wat
er of Honolulu harbor.'
National Swim
Won hy Omalian
A. 1.. Andoron of the Omaha
Athletic ctuh, won llie national jun
ior A. A. If. 2.'0-jard swim at the
inert luld in the ). A. C. poo!
Thursday night. Hi time for thcdi.s
tame was 2 minute, 44 4-5 seconds.
B. E. Colburn of Kansa Aggies.,
von second place and Jack Mc
Cjuade. O. A. C, third.
Anderson alo on the wcsicru
A. A. U. senior 50-yard swim, com
ing within one-fifth of a second of
ticing Hart Jcnks' 1921 record of 27
second. Anderson's time was
27 1-5 seconds. Colburn. Kansas
Aggies, placed second and Mackay,
also a Kansas AjJuie entry, third.
D. L. Dimond. O. A. G, won the
western A. A. U. senior WO-yard
backstroke championship, breaking
his 1921 record. His time last night
was one minute, 17 4-5 seconds.
Cahow and Pillar, both O. A. C.
swimmers, placed second and third,
respectively.
Classy Field Entered
in Pinehurst Tourney
Pinehurst, N. C, March 31. Prac
tically all the leading professional
Rolfer in America will play here
today and Saturday in the 72
hait North and -South field chain
' pionshrp. Tie field is said to be the
8triwgcs.t; w hich - will start in the
United' States this seasan-txeept for
the national .pea tb.Jc played in
Chicago. . . ,
Jock Hutchison, 'British open
champion; Jim Barnes, American
open champion; Walter Hagan, Joe
Kirkwood. the Australian, and Fred
McLeod, are the favorites, but the
held will include more than 20 stars.
Last year the event was won by
Jock Hutchison witn a toiai oi
for the two days? .play. ...
Canadian Champ Loses
tQ Australian on Foul
. " London, March 31. Soldier
Horace Jones, Canadian heavyweight
champion, lost last night to Albert
Lloyd of Australia, on a foul in the
10th round of what was to have
been a 20-round bout.
Tones had the Australian virtually
knocked put when the foul occurred.
Baseball to Be a Major
Sport at Minnesota Uni
Minneapolis, March, 31. Decision
to "re-establish baseball as a major
sport at the University of Minnesota
was reached yesterday at a meeting
of the university senate. The game
will be given another three-year trial
and a coach selected and a schedule
drawn up at once.
Twenty States to Have
5 Teams in Cage Tourney
Chicago, March 31. Thirty basket
. bail teams from 20 states have now
entered the fourth national inter
scholastic tournament' to be held at
the University of Chicago, April 5,
6 and 7.
, Pesek Throws Orlando.
Chicago, March 31. John Pesck,
Nebraska wrestler, defeated Max
Orlando of Chicago in straight falls
here last night. The first fall required
15 minutes and five seconds and re
suited from a" three-quarters Nelson.
The second fall came in six minutes.
Jack Perry Wins.
Scranton, Pa., March 31. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Jack. Perry, Pitts
burgh welterweight, easily defeated
Joe Quinn, Minneapolis, in 10 rounds
here last night.
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JESS BARNES is a baffling
"pill artist" for the New York
Yankees. He doesn't mind
showing you how he holds the
pellet Get wfcat you can out of
this at the top you see Barnes
hand ready to toss one of his
famons floaters. Below he has
gripped the ball to shoot a speedy
one smack into the . groove.
Nelson Re-Elected Head
of Gate City League
Waller XeUon wa re-elected
president of the Gate City class C
Sunday league at a meeting Thurs
day night oi club managers.
Nelson is a veteran amateur mo
gul, having served six consecutive
years as head of ninny baseball as
sociation leagues.
The date for the opening of the
league was set for April 23.
Clubs which posted forfeits to date
arc the Baker Clothes Shop team,
Whistles, White Sox, Christ Childs
and the Corr Electrics, formerly the
Riversides.
Another is striving to get a backer
to put it in the, league.
Did" Kerr to Hurl for
.Chicago Semipro Team
Chicago. March 31. "Little Dick"
Kerr, pitcher for the Chicago White
Sox, who has been holding out be
cause of differences on the salary
question, will play ball this coming
season with a Chicago semi-professional
team. George Carlson, com
missioner .of gas and electricity, an
nounced today. Mr. Carlson said
Kerr had signed to pitch for the
City Hall nine, the players being
city employes. . It is said the team
will join the Midwest league. Kerr's
salary s not giv-eiC
Anderson and Vosbell
Semi-Finals in Tourney
New York. March 31. F. T. An
derson and S. Howard Voshell con
tinued their winning form in the sin
gles of men's national indoor ten
uis championship tournament here
yesterday and became scmi-finolists
by defeating a. i. Bowman ana ur.
George King, respectively.
Aurdcrson won from Bowman in
three-set match. 6-4, 3-6, 6-2, while
Voshell defeated King 6-2, 6-3. G. C.
Shafer also won a place in the semi
finals by defeating C. E. Unterberg,
6-1. 7-5. '
Grappler, Stricken Blind
in Match!, to Recover
Spokane. Wash., March 31. No
permanent injury will result from the
rliclri-atirin nf Tvan Siomrn's snine in
his wrestling match with Torn Grant,
Monday night, tnough ne win not oe
able to wrestle for about three weeks,
irrnrHintr to nhvsiciaiis. Siemeri
was stricken temporarily bjind when
Grant tnrew mm on nis neaa. ,
Picrotti Is Sold -
Galveston, Tex., March ; 31.
Adolph Ticrotti, righthanded pitcher,
with the Houston, club last -year, has
been purchased bV Galveston from
the St. Louis Cardinals. i-
Christy M at he u son
Elected ' President of
Bueknell "B Club"
Lewisburg, Pa., March 31.
Christy Mathewson, former Na
tional league pitcher, has been
elected first president of. the newly
formed "B club" of Bueknell uni--versity,
Lewisburg, Pa., it was an
nounced yesterday.
"The ideals and spirit which
characterized Christy while he was
in this Baptist college, and later
during his career in the baseball
world, are those which this club
wishes to perpetuate," said a state
ment by university authorities.
More Scandal Breaks Out in
Mergard Ideal Parlors Five Dumps
Into Tough Luck Draws Suspension
Ranks of American Bowlers
Ilawka Dm limt W ir.
Toledo, O., March 31. Cincinnati
is coming in for more undetirable
publicity as the rcu!t of the running
in of "ringers" in the American
Bowling congress tourney. Hardly
had the smoke blown a ay
Husker-Sooner Game
m Prevented by Rain
Norman, Okl., March 31. (Spe
cial.) An all-day rain which floodcl
Boyd field, prevented Thurday'
opening game with the I'nivernty
of Nebraska here. Indications are
that the entire series will have to bit
called off as the playing field it un
der water and rain continues to de
scend. Nebraska has been able to
practice only two days since its ar
rival last Monday.
Chica. SJrh 31 Kllowln t.i
rUlv victory otr Jot Jwtt ft Sill
uk. tbo.r.t lh I'. M, ( onimo.li.r
Ian f'rliliy, Kvr Itmnmrr, th tiinl
Hlhlwtljh'. U ekln !!.! h trull
IllrhP- Miulill, III Jllluk
puuDlr.
Tommy fomokry. SI. Paul ml'll.
wiihi. left lt nlghi for OrMii liny,
Wi. br h will ni't Jimmy Nu in
10-round bout lonKht. On MnnJy
nifht Comiakry will men Nral AlSlaun in
W atcploo, la.
from the fMilo.it hi foiiauii-g r
po.ure of Burbrmk rtilliug undr
the name of It. Hreyrr on the Cm
ciiiniti Uuikeye Malt Syrups, which
team i captained by Henry Mer
sard, r before snoilier scandal
broke about the qmntet captained
by tlenry Mergard. jr.
The latent adccl the Mciard
Ideal Parlor five snd i the result
of a man named I. Kinck rolling on
tliis team and in doubles and singles
under the name of W. Hiirkhardt.
who was originally and ottidally en
tered with the team.
Henry Mergard, jr.. U eaptaitt of
the Ideal Parlor team and lat night
was notified by Secretary Allan Grey
of the A. B. C. that the all
events of team member. J. Kicnabcr.
G. Wattclle. . Spat. K. Rinck and
his own had been disqualified: that
his doubles with Uurkhardt had been
thrown out. and that all the e men had
been expelled from organized bowl
ing until further notice.
When In Omaha
HOTEL ROME
St. Paul Sportsman Kills Black Cat
In Race for Touring Car Record
Paris, March 31. Walter Hill of
St. Paul, son. of the late James J.
Hill, railroad builder, broke the tour
ing car record from Monte Carlo to
Paris, via Marseilles, driving 1,100
miles in 26 hours, stopping only to
eat.
"I had only one accident, killing a
black cat while traversing Macon,
where the wine comes from," he said.
"In the black darkness, while run
ning through one of the narrowest
streets, the head lights revealed a cat,
blinded by .the rays, that did not
budge. I could not swerve without
colliding with the old buildings built
on the edge of the street, as there
are no sidewalks, and I would have
wrecked the whole, town if I had
struck- one of them, so goodby cat
Starting at 9 o'clock in the morning
from the Riveria, where there was
sunshine and warmth, I struck bitter
cold while traversing the mountains
in eastern France, and then ran into
a snowstorm and had slush four
inches thick on the car when I
reached Dijon."
(Copyright, 19IJ.)
Today's Ring History
f1fty-nn Tun Ao.
Ben Jordan born, Bermondsey, England.
TweniT-thw Tram Ao.
Joe Goddard won from Ned Kyan, Mel
bourne, Australia, t rounds.
Caaper Leon and Danny Daugherty,
draw, Brooklyn. 20 roanda.
. (Seventeen Teavs Ago.
Matty Baldwin and Johnny Jfarta, BO
decision, Philadelphia, S rounds.
FleTfii Tir Ago.
Sam McVey and Sam Longford, draw,
Paris, SO rounds.
tne Year Ago.
Soldier (Alfred) Kearne and Jack
Twin) Sullivan, no decision. Brooklyn. 10
cundi.
1 " Four Team -Ago.
Jimmy Kanlon (luia Quarantine! won
from Harvey Thorp, Joplin, Mo,- IS
rounds.
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