1HK DM AHA ItKK: M UN PAY, SKPTEMlR 11. 1922.
Buffaloes Wallop Bears in Final Sunday Games, of Season in Omaha
'Lefty" Hyman and Dan Tipple
Hurl Herd to Double Victory Over
Denver; Win First 17-4, Final 41
By RALPH WAGNER. j
Helpleu before the curve of ,
M-efty" Hyman and the veteran, Pan j
Tipple, the penvrr Rear tot the i
final Sunday double-header of the
araion here yetterday afternoon 10
Ihe Huffdloc The core were 17
lo 4 (or Ihe jtrt affair, and 4 to I
lor l lie final.
The liuf-aloe itartrd chaahig be
Itrart in tlie fifth inning of the firat
fame and didn't atop until the eighth.
1 The C.ri!ira were hrlplr and Ol'
"Hill" Kodger trolled nut three hurl
era. but w unable lo atop the at
tack. .
"I efty" Hyman won the game all
right for the lluffatoe. but alter the
herd gave him a V to 4 lead in the
'th inning the Omaha aouthpaw
hurled with more confidence in hia
avitrm and managed to hold the
I'rara at hay while hip teammate
alapped, lammed and clouted the
iigate to 17 d'fferr'nt cornera and eo
t on of the diamond.
SalllDUry H liara. I Hen. re at ton inh-. a
Salisbury i Rodger' first choice . iv , ii
I .i.i. ,iiu i,,r llcnvrr Mow milled bummary -Hum runet O'llrira, f.raa
for II outy tor Ut nver. icoy puiieti tltmlH ,,. ,Mrm4 ,.., n,,, ,
through f'liir and one-third iniiinat. : ,.i,a, n. haeri Hems. i
In the fifth he tmnhlcd hard the ;,- ..J"- "XtiZ?-
I'.itf'iilori miking him lor aix run i imai oir aetieuurt. i ami iu la a i-a
in thin one ataiua. Hall relieved ' iMi"ai off iuii. a Hud a in I t-a imiiugei
b m and an t any hetinr, lie lorn- 1(, ( KMurt. m b, tun. m u,
id over five rim and then Vorheea .rhri.. ai i.r iimua, 1. immw
: , j " a ... ,1,.,. .1,,. 1 blll "If lh.ll.lHir,. ufl Hall. I tl
took the mound and waa there v. hen . ,,,,. . lumu . Hiia u.'brai
the same rniiVd. I ,lar, IUII ll.man. H Inning Bllrlix-i
ln the filth inning every nunaio Umt ,uJ ljrKlt. ,,m flMWi
t.nt IJati'a mjinaged to get a run. nwna iu.i
r...r H..ff:.!n mrnl In liiit in tllii lr,NVll.
a'anza. while Spencer, Ionian and ;
(iilaon pot two chancea to awat the i
l.ii .1.:. ...A
George Crantham. with . home ,
run and a pair of amgiea, proved 10
be the heavy artillery for the herd.
The liuffalo third arker aNo plaved
a bang-up game at hia station dur
ir.r the day'a awalfests.
Ray O'Urirn, tormer Omaha play
er, now w-th Denver, pulled the
t;nexpccted in the third inning, when
be knocked homer, oi.e of the
freak variety. Salisbury waa on the
initial aack at the time b'prin canic
to hat. Kay knocked the bill down
the firt base line and the agat?
took a hop out into foul territory
and another bop over, the bleacher
fence. The. ball wan ao full of hop3
that it bopped to the far corner of
the bleacher section and O'Brien got
a borne run. The final two Denver
ecores came in the fourth.
Score Heavy in Eighth.
The Buffaloes scored one in the
aecond, eight in the fifth, three in
the aixth and five in the aeventh for
their 17 acoies.
Dan Tipple held the Bears to one
lone bit and no scores until tho
ninth inning of the second game,
when O'Brien again clouted the ball
for a home run. This time the
. agate sailed over the right field fence.
It was l!ie second Denver hit of
the game and the second extra base
blow the Bear collected all after
noon. . The Bulfalo Imrler was working
in fine form and had the Grizzlies
eating out of bis paw. Tipple fanned
O'Brien twice, .once in the first,
and again n the aixth. When the
tormer uutiaio came to oat in tnc
tist of the ninth, Tipple eased on:
down the alley and O'Brien knocked
it nut of the park.
"Buck" Freeman faced the Buf
faloes and sorry to say, he had one
bad inning. This inning happened
to be the fourth and resulted in
three runs for the herd. Another
Buffalo scored in the fifth, j
The same teams play today.
Lincoln Wants Back
Into Western League
Lincoliv Sept. 9. The Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce today began
steps looking to the re-entry of Lin
coln into the Western Baseball
league. Acting President Eiche of
the club appointed a committee head
ed by Charles Spangler to begin ne
Zotiations ItootBaltFacts
WorlhKnowing
By KOI. MKT7.(.KB.
0- What hniiptra when an offt-nalve
teum Hill, tha hali In play by ricrlmmuae
an. I tha tdenalva eleven culma tt wu
not ri 1v
A. .Nnlhlnr. The iWrnaa Uioulrt be
really al all ttmee. It la only when time
la actually iut thai the (lefmlve team
la nrulnted In eurh a raw. "Time nut"
inu.t elwaa ba reeognlied by the rrf
"eree. Hula 14, (tee. I.
J Huw many futKard paaaea may be
mad during tha progreaa of on-t piny?
A. Only one. Of enura any number
f b:irkaanl ar talrral paaaea may b
eamhtard altb thla fnrward paaa ar b
made during tha prugreaa af ana play.
Rule II, bee. lb.
- M. la there any reatrtrtlon to tha die
lanre a forward paaa may be ihmwa?
A. Na. Itat the aaaa making tha far.
ward ta.a and be at leaat five yarda
bark af Ihe Una f aerlmmnge ohen the
aae la artually llirnaa, Hule II. He, a.
v. (in a Hlrkolf .bub rrcaaea the
g..al-line and then rulle artoaa fie aide
line eatended, may be a imirh.town b
a.ured by the team kii-klng alt. If kali i
lba r"eyrd by una uf tte in aide?
A. e. Tbe rule araMea frnr inet
anrb aim. elearty alatea that aarb
kk-k la eateaMtlrally earkbark.
Mala I. e. .
.o.. a femard paaa kve tu maa
tb It'. of eei immti. iu be Waal
A, It aa MX. Mala 11. bee. S,
TIIK itrat n.tt TO I
W ith iba i all ea a s arj
line. I.rat lya and It a.da la .'. -ail
4t a Muni. 4 VMal ra.itaa tNe b4l. at
mt dauaer. T- mix l.aa-a tea berd-
eua reane by tiaa'Ng the .atl n
.7. "... '..."eg I. ...P lb. bail i '-" ! f,
rNMi'-a piaJ a e'e b aej, ..4 ; it. " .! ie
...I l ...a.d , i V;;Vbe g.-uad .hat
.eaelel ih ...ii l..i " 'ia,rt t.M i.i.iiim. a he ...a
taae
la b
tbe
a.
aiktat
l r al . a. Tbai a,d . .me-l
te I pa ! I be .eeti!.a a.4 I
bew H Tfct waaid 1.! i
ae k eg IheMi J . I I "
miii. ke wi4 4 a '"
feeee le faai t .ea if ?'
gel elf lea el ike .aea.. e ! .
k jei ft b.t.e. aad bt
. I
Ik t kata, e e.e ba
tk e.kee lee e ..- ate" o-aa la a. I e 4 d aa U a ke gi- at i i i
... ... ..... ". l-.ea .l.l,l II. I.i '' "
a. ell" la lake . ' -', leae.ai -end a e"-e -e
- - u t. k.aat .a e he . ... a., dWa ati alee l-a 4 lb be i
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UlTSiS MISSES
g gg - .
cry THE buffaiow--
Hfe $mi
AH M M 1M bit bat HI t.
(I llelea, cl . . t I I I I I I I
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lw. it
r-atirre, Ik ., t I I I I I I I
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lm, II I I !
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kiihuiua, ... 4lta
aaliebart, e ... I I I I
Mall. ,. I I
a oof lirle,
M right I t
Total "" luTt " I "1 tl 7 "
Mrighl bullid fur towihri In alnlb.
Ill ItMiJU
AUK I1 1 1I bll hit HI K
(.lelaaoa, III.. .4 I I I I
lui.. Ik I 1 1
l.renthan. b.t(gtg
(Him. if 1 I 1 I a
danu.h, tt ... I I I I
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ipperaua. ir ... I i a i a a
Ma.ier, it a a a a a a i a a
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ii) Ha, y . t i t a a a a a
Total.
it II II 11 I II 1
bear by Inrili.ffei
Z"', '..W. ! i ! S
in, rf t t
I'alUrM.n, lb ,..4 a I I a
a t a
a a
a t a
a a 4
Z,;. J x
li. d.rr., Ju
.. a ii ii n
.. a a a a
...a
ii l I I
III Kr AUlf.K.
a I a
a i
a I t
kiil.MlIrn, c
rrrrman, p
Tola la , , ,
a 14 14 1
I'MaMin. lb
llatra, lb . ,
l.ri.nlham. lb
'lf fin, rf . , .
Manukh, rf , .
H llrv, aa . . ,
(I'lirrMin. If .
i.rllrrr, , , ,
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ats
a a a
I I I
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a l l
a l i
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a a
Tulala
. 4 a a i
i :j ii 4
H.or lr luiilnia;
llrnvrr tn,0 una Mil 1
HuOalora Olio 3IU (xu 4
Hun.marr Huiw run.: "o llrlra, Kara
l runai. Knurr. 1: Omaha. 4. l-ell an
baarai lrnt?r, 4 1 llmalia, 4. Ttro-bami
hit. Munch, blrurk aul i Uy rTrrmun.
1 1 by Tipple, a. Fir.t l.w. mi ballai Off
I rM-nian. Sj off TIihhV, t. I nifllrra: l.rwla
and Andrraon. lima of (ainri 1:10,
Helen Wainwright
Captures Tank Title
N'ew York, Sept. 10 Miss Helen
Vainwright of the Women's Swim
ming association, New York, cap
tured the all-around women' aquatic
championship of Amerira today in
the water pentathlon at Brighton
Beach. Miss Wainwright finished
first in all four events.
Miss Ailcen RiKgin. Olympic fancy
diving champion, finished second with
a score of nine points, including three
second places and one third place.
Miss Helen Meany, outdoor fancv
divine chamoion. was third with 18
points; Miss Kthel Baker, fourth, 21
points; Miss Lillian StoMart, fifth. 25
points. All are members of the
Women's Swimming association of
New York.
Jolinny Ford Now
Manages Orpheuni "Gym"
Johnny Ford, prominent in fistic
circles in Omaha, has again taken
over the management f the Or
pheuni Garden gymnasium.
bord has started a class of instruc-
tion for boxers and already has quite j
a bunch of young fistic artists work- Jose M. Alonso of the Spanish Davis
ing out each afternoon. One of John- j eup team. The score was 6-1, 6-0,
ny's latest finds is a bantamweight b i 4-6. 3-6, 6-4.
the name of Erwin Bige. Ford pre- , The match between Vincent Rich
diets a big future in the roped arena ! arrU
for this youngster and is seeing that :
DlgC IlLtlvrs ill. . vj'v , vtiuvnwv"
in ring battling.
The Orpheum stages a card of
boxing bouts each Friday night.
Ho Hum! Weismuller
Smashes Another Record
Atlanta, Ga.. Sept. 10. Johnny
Weismuller of Chicago today unof
ficially broke the world's recorJ for
the 150-vard dash, finishing this
distance in the Fast Lake events
here iu one minute, 27 4-5 seconds.
Na A. A. lT. timer was present a',
the meet. Duke Kahanamoku, fa
mous Hawaiian swimmer, holds ihe
established record of one minute,
3 seconds for the distance.
3olf Tkcts
J Pore the rule bi.h prohiblta the
truumllnr "I a ' lub in a aan.lirap ap- I
ply in a laae ahe.e a ball aiope on a
email iah f im 'i.ir. in ifcli
ine of the trapi
V. Tbe rule duae bh. apply la a eaea I
where a ban .lupe an ai.t ''"d pee-
epol allliln the e.Mfliiea ol Ihe baeard be
raieerd aereaaaeally bl iraae II need ewl
be e.Mldered a pel' mt " ba4(d. It e
IKe duly af tbe rink la poet bxel rulea aa
aarh eaeee to atehl em.underaiaadiai.
i IJ. la the pley-off lie l le.li
i ure ..tu.lt(iuii k'aee l pl,fe.
Itf eae p'a, r .lr.ea frwnt a tre h. tbe
bib. r bad the br. ilk the letter fe all
j tk f tae! la il e a t .a. l" ,'
V. Na. Ibera b ave aeaallt.
W In a ...' enai a A .i..-e aed '
j bell l e. J 'ail a b"UJert !
' j-ee anitie it. bM le el WaiHi
. t a .lain-
n,, ale II Iba tight la
la ak.ibe w-t a kail M lei
au. ul. kal labeeiaiaa lea bl
tad -la. e a4 beadiaa -hi V It a4
,k. ei ta la.eel'geie kleM.14. a be.e
at. ead-lle M ea.
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h e . e I a a bt aiib me ia
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M .a b. t
bt a.aa l wJ ) ta
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:.. a e
He Eliminated
i't'afe W'P -'v -?Ka'. frt4uA .
lent SweeUer (above), champion of New York, eliminated Jes
Guilicrd, national champion, in the national amateur golf championship at
Brookline, Man., by a count of 4 and 8 in 36-hole match.
Fairbury Wallops
Elkhorns, 1 1 to 3
Fairbury, Neb., Sept. IU Fair
bury walloped Norfolk, II to 3, here
today in the second game of the
Nebraska State league championship
eseries. Jenny pitched hut out ball
until the ninth when Norfolk scored
all its runs. Rooney's hitting and a
shoestring catch by blia were fea
ture of the game. Score:
Norfolk faikbitrt
A B. II. O. A t ABM O A.
Ath'tnn ae 4 1 I' Rnoney.aa 4 12
Mlthoil,:b 431 Wlbuab.lb S 1 7 0
llarr.3b 4 10! M'Oer'l.rf (111
Kouar.lf 4 4 11' Hllaa.rf I I t 0
Knapp.rf 4 1 0 Kelrhle.lf 4 11
Carey c 4 In Cl'land.lb 4 11
tlravea.rf 1 2 Z Oo'.l win. Jh t t 1 4
l'ny.lb 11 (iCnnnor.o 1
Hilton. p J r 0 SJennty,p 4 11
xKpeeia 1 0
1 Totala till 17
Total! II 7 24 1"
. ore by Innlnga:
i,-tnk 000 0ll D.I3 J
Fairbury ,, 019 Dill 24 11
Hiilliniary -Rnna: Kliapp. Oravea. Hpeeee,
tonnrv (J), Wlmbiiah, Hllaa, Hoi. hia t2,
Cleveland, Goodwin, O'Connor (2), Jn
n.y. Krroia: Ailirrtnn 2), Marr, Hia
KTty, Uoon.y. Three-baae hit: Knapp.
'Jwo-t.aee hlta: Marr. HagKertv. Itoonvy
(2). Oomlwln. Bai-rlfli-ei: Rflchle, Cleve
land. Hnaea on balla: Off Jenney. I,
Hlolen haacal Ooodwln. Reich!., Wlmbuah.
btruck out: My Hilton, 4; by Jenney, 4.
Hit bv pltrhed ball: Hy Jenney, Hpeeee,
Aihrtm. I'n.d hall: Carey. Wild
pitch: Hilton (2;. Umpire: Meyer. Time:
i houra.
Former Tennis Champ
Wins Over Alonso
Philadelphia, Sept. 10. A champion
of 16 years ago provided the thrills
today for the gallery at the national
lawn tennis singles championship
tournament on the courts of the Ger
mantown Cricket club, when William
J. Clothier of Philadelphia, who held
the national title in 1906. eliminated
tcam membcr, and Charles S. Garland
of Pittsburgh, which had been ex.
pected to furnish most of the ex
citement for the spectators, proved
disappointingly easy for Richards. He
won, 6-1, 6-2, 7-5. ,
Argentine Polo Team
Rides to Victor Over Yanks
Rumson, N. J.. Srr. 10. A blue
and white streak swept across the
green turf of Herbert field Saturday,
gyrating like a typhoon, lifting and
twisting nil before it. When it died
away, four master horsemen, one of
them bearin a scar, rode to the
cluhhouse and accepted in the name
of the Argentine federation of the
cup representing the open polo
championship of tbe United tSates.
Major Leaguers
Joining Players'
Hall Asscoiation
Milwaukee. Wis., Sept, W. Th
proposed major league, basthall a
aociation ha already admitted to
memberihip I4S major lesu play
f, according to Fiji Cannon,
Mdwauke lawyer, who ha bn
retained by number of major
Ua,u ball pUytr and to di 14
bav (iid to becorrt membtr of
tl1 ituc. anon, according to Mr.
Cannon. Ht did not drir to di
vul( ih nam of xt pUyi that
hy ini 10 dt. but b tte
that th lit includ many ol th
lint ir.
t hit n i vi. t a,
t
mi i i t
It II rl 1 T ' 1 I I
.Oee aia laltllv III ;.- J
k,inu lit 41 4 i .... ,,,,,
.h.. . in in u Id 411. ,v"a e"..
Me.tea fe4M iIM kite
, al, Ma
IIV It e.w
the Champion
Western League
WKHTKHN I.KAOI K.
(I. AH. K. If. Prt,
Herman, Omaha .... t ID hi till l
(euper, lire Molnra . A! r, tit 1 .11
tjiat. Mkhlla HI ll 137 U .l
Manneh, lllnahn Mil Ml I It 2 JII .174
felber. Ok la. tlty... 71 ti M M .111
Oklahoma ( Mr Hlna lloulile.
W'lrblta, Kan., R pt. 10 bllima Clly
won two Kamea frdm Wichita, to I and
4 to ft. The aerond Kama waa the Wb hlta
club'a aeventh atraivht loaa, aftr havlne:
won II out of 21 lamia on It north
ern trip.
8ore, flrat nn.1.
OK LA. ClTf. I WICHITA
All H O A A II H O A.
Pitt, rf ill 0 ftmith. tl I I I II
Krut-er.lh 1 1 lllllakea., If I 1 01
Kelljer,2b 12 1 ;iOriffln,2b 4 1 4(
M'len.,lb 5 II:: 0 Kaet, rf Sill
tiinf la , If 111 Ojjlerier aa 6 1 S 4
Wlndla, aa 1 1 2 llilllr,3b S I 2 41
Moore, .12 10 0! Haley, r. fi 0 I 0!
White, e 4 2 0 M'liow.,lb 4 112
I. ove, p 3 1 2jMaun, p 4 t 2
Totali Jl 27 14 Total 41 It 27 It
8cure by Innlme-
Oklahoma Clly oot 01 010 S
Wichita .. 010 loo ooi a
nummary Rune: IMIt, KruKer, Felber,
II. Oanlele, VVInrile. (iriffm. Hutl-r. Mc
Dowell. Krrora: Pitt, Uriffln. Hncrlfl.-e
hlta: Moore, bmlth. Two-haa hlta: Kel
her, Olnmardl. Maun, Hutler. Three-baae
hit: Moore. Home run: McOanlrla. Hlolen
huee: 'elbrr. lionble playe: itiitler to
Orlffln to McDowell (2)1 Kelber to Windle
to M-Ianlel. tilru.k out: Love, 1; Maun.
1. Baae on balla: Off Love. 1, off
Maun, 9. Lett on haaea: Wlcnita, 12;
Oklahoma City. 10. Earned rune: Wichita,
; Oklahoma City, 2. Umplrea: Held and
Donahue. Time: 1:46.
Score aecond game:
OKLA. CITY I WICHITA
AIlfl.O.A. AH.H.O.A.
Moor, cf ft 1 t 0' Bmlth, rf I 1 4 0
Kruexr, 8b 4 1 1 6l HIbIikI, If 4 1 ft 0
Felber, 2b 1 0 4 lUlrifdn, 2b 412
MKanlalb I 0 12 2iKaat, rf 111
Oinakli If ft 1 0 OlHrriter, a 4 2 4 2
Wlmlle. a 1 t tlilutler, 2b I 1 0 t
Love, rf 4 1 I 0 Haley, o 6 111
Allen, p-l f 0 4 0 D'M'Dowel lb ft 0 7 1
While, e Sift 2!Hllera, p 2 0 0
Ytle, p-rf 4 2 0 4 ' M'Donel, pO 0 0 0
UWaehliurn 110 0
Totala Si 1 10 16 lOregoiy 100
Total 21 1 30 II
untitled for Rcllera In tlh.
jHatted for McUonnell Iu 10th.
Score by Innlnir:
Oklahoma City 040 000 010 1
Wichita i 100 003 001 0 ft
Summary Huna: Moore. Glnirlardl,
Windle (2). Love, Yds. Smith, tirlffin,
Hirg.r, Hutler. Waxhburn. Krrora:
Oluvlardl, Windle. Uriffln, lleriter. Hut
ler, McLlowell. Sacrifice hlta: Hlakea
ley. Eat (2): KrUKteor, Allen, White (2).
Two-haee hit: Yde, Moore, Krueger.
Stolen baeca: Smith. Ilereer. Hit and
rune: Off Yde s and ft In innlnga,
(none out In ninth): off Seller 7 and I
In Innlnite. Double playe: Bcrger to
McDowell; Uriffln to Beriter to McDowell;
Kruer to MvDanlehl; Windle to Mc
Danlela. Struck out: Hy Yde, 2; by
Allen, 1: hy Sellera, 2. Wlnnlnu pitcher:
Allen. Loln pitcher: Mcliontieil, Haaca
oa balla:' Off Scll.ra, 7; off Yde, 7.
Left on haaea: Wichita. ; Oklahoma
City. I. learned run: Oklahoma IMty,
ft; Wichita, 4. Umpire: Donahue and
Held. Time: 2:00.
Divide Double Hill.
Lincoln. Sept. 10 Slouj City atal De
Mulnt'N divided a douhie-heailur here. Dea
Muinea winning the tirat irame, 4 to 1. a
a reault of cnnaecutlve hitting, klid Vot
City the second. 3 to 0. Clever Pitching
and cneatlftnal fielding marked both
ganiea. Iloettger'a work in the be In the
aecnnd being eaprclally glittering.
Score, flrat game:
DKH MCHNR8 SIOCX CITY
All MO A ! AH H O A.
Oenltigcf 4 0 4 Haill'tonet 4 0 11
Wagner.lb 1 1 I O'H'gaavlh t 1 t I
Hot. n if 4 10 " II. rm.iil.lb I 1 0 t
Yena.lh 10 ( Kl-liil 4 I t
Cheel.ro. lb t lltliMetalbv let
(Ireney.lf 41 (., nV.m..r i'f ( 0 .1 n
Norton e Silt .Malti. k If 4111
Raniieru 4 2 1 I Shanling.o 4 ! i
fullop.p 4 114 Wbenn.p I 1 I
ayuery 100
Totala II l!ll
Total 11 I 21 IJ '
Hatter f..r Wllxm In ninth. I
iKote by inuinga;
1ea MolBf " il uue -I I
rlii.ua t'ny Iti e e-l ,
Summary Ituna' cb.sbr.i 1,1, Hennrr, .
Cull.'li. Hemingaev. tl.ru.e .'hetoa.
Notion llxnte IUI.' I'ulltip Th... tieae ,
b.i HeiMiitgay. Niruik u.i' 1 I ' u il..i.
t. by Wl!ft . rlee eii bell. I'll i'mi
lot 1: off Wlteib. i Wild P't b. i'Mti..e.
lieu, tin I i ll, bed be I II W H-K
Tune St. .Ira beera. W.ener, I h,l.ie
hekeff. Hctt!i.v .1.. ... -.era
rere-d rune l..a M tier. 4. !!.... Cill
I I. ell aa lien I'm. ft!......, a. K..u,
'! (Nuhte !.. tl-i.i.ea. lo
Itfovit-a t Htl-ilee. t-a.-e a 'el I .'.ll
lira T.M.; I le,
V eie ee-.ud genie:
I'l.a iniN i mt . in
.V II It A ' A I. it A
j lleala I I l ,li.ta ee tell
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Giants Knock
Two Dodgers
Out of Box
; ' Brook!) it. Sept. 10. Xcw York
w(ii tbe final gine of the sraxm'i
irrie with Itrouklyn, M to 4, making
j the touU 14 guinea to S in or of
j tbe (iunii.
New Vork made 17 hit oii Rue-!
j tbrr an. ( adore, knocking the for-j
, nitf out of t boy in four inning.
- . .
j i ne jJutigt r oiove llili lo the iu.
,er in the third, wbe ntbry had one
j run acroaa and the baae were filled
with one out,
Jolinard ilietked the rally and de
ceived credit for the victory. Ban-
, croft scored four run, nude two hile
and walked three time in ix time
at bat, (irnb got a ingle, double and
triple. e
, new y.iiiK, ; HioHiKiyy
A Mill" A! A II HO A
D'ai-nift ea III I'.Mann. lb till
Or. .Ii. b I I I Johnaiun ea 4 I t
1'ii.h.ib It I T.I lull. f I I a
Meuael. If 4 I I II Wheat, If III
Yuung. rf I 4 Mrara, rf 4 I
Kelly, lb 4 111 s.f.bdt. lb 4 113 1
t'gham, -f I I I Hle-h. II. till
Hlangel, rf I oil. I.rrry. r 4 14 1
Hntd.r, c I I i I Hueiher, p lie
Hill, p I . adn.r. . I
Jannaid, p 19 0 ' iMit.hrii 11
Total It 17 11 I; To'el .1 10 87 II
aliened for l adort In ninth.
I nroie b- iniiinya:
N. Tfllk t2 20 110 It I
. Hfuoklyn ,1m le 01 4 j
nummary Hune- Uemroft (4, Orh
a I . Kn.ch it, Voun. bnyier, Nchinamlt, i
' llih, I'eberry, Kueilir Krrore: J-.hu-1
I atone. T llrlffltli. Two baae hit: llan-
rioft. urnn, anyder, n Binenli, nun,
Hueiher. 1 hrre l.aae hlta: uroh. Kria. h. I
Hlolen baaee: Klly, Wheat. Macriflie
hlia; Krlecb. 13), Meuael, Kelly. Jonnaid
t'.l, Wheal. Left on baaee: New York,
; Hrnoklyn. 4. Haaea on belle: Off Hill,
1: off Iturlher, 1; off iTadora, 2. Una:
Off Hill, 4 In i I I; off Jonnard. In
I l-l; .iff ftuether, In I t-l; off re. lore,
In I I-!. Winning pitcher: Jonnard. f.oe
Im pitcher: Ruiher. I'mplrea: Klem
and aentelt. Time; 1:11.
Kerfe Adianr Noleb.
Cincinnati. pl, 10 Cincinnati mail It
three out of five tame In their ronrludlnff
a-riea with bt, l.oula hy wlnnlnv a hard
hitting match, II to . and advancing Into
third place In
BT. LOI''
league raca. Score:
I CINCINNATI,
Al
AH H O A.
ilurna. rf 4 11
111. dee. aa a
Smith, cf 1
H rnahy,2b ft
lint ley. lb ft
Slock. 21. ft
uaubert, lb
Duncan, If
o.Harper, f
I I 4K.inerca.tb
1 2 Oll'ln-lll lb
2
0
: N' hull i. rf a
I 4
l a
l l
1
1
0
.Mann, If ft
Atnemlth.a I
rieinnna. c I
I'eritca, p 1
Harfrtot. p J
Dorak. p 0
Sherdel. p
sKournler I
North, p
2 Ofveney. eg
I I'Hohne, a
t l'winy.i. c
SiifMtRrave. c
otDonohue, p
0 (,'ouch, p
oj Total 1 17 27 17
ol
Total 14 14 24 141
j Hutted for Sherdel In eighth.
be, ire by Innlnga;
St. l.oul 004 111 201 I
Cincinnati 2M 00ft 0i II
Summary Rune: Smith 12), Hornaby,
Rottornlry f2l, Schulta. Mann. Harfoot.
Hurn (2), l.aubert 121, Duncan (2). Kon-a'-ca
12), I'lnelll I2, ilohne, Den. .hue.
Krrnra: llladee. Smith. Two-baa hlte:
Duncan (21, Hornaby. Schulli, Menn.
Three-baa hlta: Ceveney, Harfoot. Home
nine: Datihert, iottoiiil'-y. Stolen baaee:
Burn. Fonaeca, Hobne, Smith, Hottomley.
Sacriflc hil : Harper. Doublo playe:
aveney to Daubert; Hnhne to Daubert to
I'lnelii to Koneeca; Daubert to Fonaeca;
Stock to Hnrnahy to Hottomley. l,eft on
baaee: St. l.oula, : (Cincinnati, . Heaca
on halla: Off I'nnnhue, 4; off Couch. I;
oft I'ertlca, 4: off Harfoot, 1. Struck out:
Hy Donnhue, 1; hy I'ertlca, I. Hlte: Off
I'ertlca, In 2 2-3; off North, none In 1;
off Sherdel. 1 In 1-1. Winning pitcher:
Donohue. l.oelng pllcher; I'ertlca. i;m
pina: gulgley and Moran. Time: t:la.
Enchantment Wins
Jockey Club Stakes
Louisville, Ky., Sept. 10. The east
scored a decisive triumph over the
west Saturday at Churchill Downs
when Knchantment, Harry Payne
Whitney's 2-year-old bay son of
Chicle-Enchanting, won the third re
newal of the Kentucky Jockey club
stakes, while Picketer, his stablcmate,
another son of Chicle, from the mare
Pankhurst, finished second. Donges
led the remainder of the field home
with Cartoonist in fourth position, i
The race was run over a mile dis-'
tance and the Whitney gelding show
ed a sterling performance in running
it in 1:381-2.
Hy virtue of Enchantment's victory
and Picketcr's second today, the
Whitney stable was enriched to the
fat-iir,:- -fi
extent or ?.,ooj. ine race orew a
field of nine.
Grand Circuit Races at
C rril Tt-r 1
Syracu&e lhts week
Hartford. Conn.. Sept. 10. With
the close of the Grand Circuit race
meeting at Charter Oak park yester
day, 12 carloads of horses were ship-
I ped to Syracuse today, to compete
in ine (.rand vircuii iiiceting in tnai
city Monthly.
i'eter Manning, world's champion
trotter, who created a new track
record of 1 :S'J .V4 at Charter Oak
will be sent to beat his own recorJ
of 1:57 3-4 at Syracuse. j
ne Molne. 7; Sloitf City, . Struck out:
Hy Itoettger, 12. Hnsc on ball: Off
Wolfram, I; off Itoetiger, 4. lilt by
pitched ball: Hy Itnriiger. Hanner. Hun
and bite: oft Cullnp, 1 and In I it.
.it Wolfiam. 1 and 1 In 1 l-t. Halk:
Cullnp. Ix.ulile pl.i Oranry to Hatineri
i uiino iii Vuu. to Hanner; Norton to Yuna
to ihol.ru, Hemingway to Hamilton to
. .u. ( ...,.lir. riUr.lruk and I'avle
'llmo; I I:
Tula ( limb la Mar,
bt. J.eph. Nept. 1 Tulsa advanced
eae itiore game n.grer the pennant kheu
liny w.in the flrat game of the eeiba,
.i J Iwai.i an effective ll'll t.
J,i,h, wutle Mltiiuni leal bl etf.lile
li.ee in Ibe fiiuilh He frmeined through
th Hi.iiui. but Lindiietg ae .nt ltr
that .-.,ie
Him ! r jit;i'H
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BayeBallResults
ena Standings
VlkaTI KN i rtlil r,
kiundli,
w u I. 1 1 w. i, iv t. I
i ..f a.. ,a Cl'y IS H "'I
.l al l.k.a l iiy M l lt l
J t. l al..iu- K H
a it .to ii.nv.i u :t
teeletday'a Reaulta.
I Tu.a
j ' J. e
I W i. hue
t: III
Huffabrea
Huffaloe. 11-41 I'en.er. 4-1.
I'. a Mull e. t o, biuut t'l, II.
'Iu:... a. bl. Jueeph, :.
i fci.li.'iu t Mr. . tMihlta, I I.
Tedei'a Oaixea,
Ura.rr al ttmaha lliM p. an )
i.ai.h.ina 'it at VViibua.
lu.aa al bt Ji... .n.
"
M'.inea aaiiinl bluiii t'H. al Lm-
MTIIIMI. I IK. I .,
biundlng.
W I. I'd w I. M
New V" ik 1 W im Vinci.. ;i ei HI
I'ttt.buig 1 f. .uj ihoukljn el i,a .IKn
i Hi. in II el III Tinted' I. tt ! J-
it, liU.I tl Ii .11" lluetun la at. )l!
italerda' Heeulle.
New Yolk. 10, HiiHiklrn, I
. mi Inn. ii. IJ, i. j.uie. I,
l'hl auo'l'ittai.f , h, relit.
,Su other a hrduled.
1ode)'e l.ainr.
II ..ten al New Yrk.
,Na other a. had ui ed "
A Slr rtH A I KAOI I'..
bl.uidlng.
W'. L I'ct
New York tt ftl .tin'leteland
Si liu.e H I. ! Waaliing.
Orlioll 73 'hllad-l.
C'hi.aga tm lioetun
W. I. Pel.
a; 70 it
i ;t in
la :t un
it ; s?
elrrdy' Heelilt,
New Yora. lo t; I'hlledelphln, I I
Ii. inn a, Waeliliiglnn. I
I'hliego-I !4.liil,d, p'.alpfr1ed.
HU l.ul. I). rain.
Twifbi' Itainee.
New York el I'hlladeli.hia,
No ol her b.'hedulel.
AMIHKAS AMI(MTIOV.
blending.
W. 1.. Fi t w , L. pel.
St Paul aj ftl .all IDIwaukea ;r, Ji .lle
Ml'rol.i.i.e i ft .beta ly.uiavill 70 71 .471
l anepulle ;i 8 .ftlliToledo CI ,;il
Kan. CHy 74 fc Coiumbu tt 11.21?
Yralrrilay'a Keeulte.
St. I'aul. 1-7; Milwaukee, II,
Keneea I'lty, 11; Mlnneapoll. t-l.
Toledo. 1-2; l....i.ville. 1-1
Indianapolie, 11-4; Coiumbu. I I
Today' fiamea.
I.'.ulavllle at Toledo
Mllv.auk.-a at Si I'aul.
Keneea City at Minneapolis.
No other .'heduicd.
TEAb"l.KA(.l K.
H'Uhlta Kail. 0; Shreveport, 81
lieaumont. 3-6; llouelon, 4-1.
Surt Aulonlo, 0-1; Oelveaton, 3-0.
Dallaa, 7, Kort Worth, e.
!Mi
ssouri
Beats Hamburg
V
Council liluffs, la.. .Sept. 10 The
Missouri Valley ball club defeated
the Hamburg
(la.) team here
this afternoon in
what was adver
t i e d as a
"grudge" game
by the tcore of
7 to 5.
Harry Haum
gartner, former
Omaha pitcher of
the VV riltrn
league, held the
Hamburg club
scoreless until the
eighth when he
Jum3ctrtner ,lcw up together
with his infield. The Hamburg team
chalked up five runs in this inning
on two doubles and three singles, and
tied the score.
In the ninth, Missouri Valley
pounded Mathews fc.r three singles,
scoring two runs and winning the
game.
Mathews, for the losers, struck out
11 bat terse, but poor support on
the part of his teammates lost him
the game.
Brotherton started the scoring in
the fourth by knocking a home run.
Payne topped the Hamburg batters
in slugging with double and a sin
gle. Helm played a good game at
first for the winners.
Fox umpired.
The score:
MO. VAT.I.KY HAMHCItO
A II.H.O.A.t AK II O A.
ChBl'ka 2li 4 1 0 tlHnlcer. lb 4 1 0
M'KI'n 31. S
Hrth'tn cf 4
2 1 2! Murphy, ea 5 I 10
1 0 01 Payne. 2I 5 3 0 1
2 0 SU'arnslf. rf 4 0 4 0
1 1 0i H'lien rf 4 1 0 0
1 5 OK'antle. c 6 112 1
Vounff. a 5
Lull. If ft
Cook, c B
j v'"i"in,lbr( 5
I ume-inr p 4
1 17 01 wthrhd 2b 3 0 1 2
0 2 OiClayton, If 4 0 0 0
t 1 CMnthw. p 4 2 0 2
41 10 27 12Tolal 3S 10 27 6
, .Miouri valley
01)0 122 OH: 7
0U0 000 0C0 5
Hamburg
Summary Runs: Chaluplta, McKimnn.
Brotherlun. Lull. Cook, Helm. BituiriRart
t.er. Murphy, I'ayne, W'arnataff, Weather-
1 head. Clayt
: iieim. sr.i.
heed. Clayton. Krrora: Young (2). Lull.
I'ayne, CaeUe. Weathcf-
hcaii. Clayton. Home run: Tlrotherton,
Two-haae hlta: Young. Lull. I'ayne, Han
sen. Splcer. Sacrifice hlta: Splcer, Warn
elaff. Stolen bai.ee: HHUingarlner and
Cook. ItaSH hlte: (Iff Haumgertner 10;
off Maihewe 10. Struck out: Hy Haum
uartner 4: hy Mathews 11. Innings
pitched: Hy Haumgertner t. by Mathews
I. Haee on lialte: Off Houmgertner 2:
off Mathewa 2. Umpire: Fox. Scorer:
P. (lerellck. Time nf game: 1 :(.S.
Ohioan's Toy flalloon
ohiiici m
Makes .520-iliIe I rip
Cincinnati, O., Sept , A toy bal
loon filled with illuminating gas and
released July 4 by Clifford llsinger
journeyed MO miles to Cookevillc,
Tenn., in 18 hours and was picked
up hv Gilbert Hatfield, a 19-year-old
farmer.
The balloon was one of a score
sent up by the Cincinnati mart with
hi name ami address attached te
them, and a letter he ha received
from ll.itiielil statis that it was f ist
lighted by hun white )c was plow
ing corn mar bis htmie.
Husker Football Star Returns
to Nebraska University to Aid
, in Coaching This Years Team
I f ;4imo v,i iii.i.ii, ,Vll AuivfuaB
rtnl A 1 All h.IUi (..I'tt it on the
i I iini rn v .-I N'r'it44 fiMith!!
'it Mn Igat e i!, i li luni Kt bt g!m
in Air t th- w. L si ei.' aul tiui Ii
' lu ' Siup It I l" I tt; t i.Ht
Saah ft iikt.t l i.t ttia itrt '
iMmi II lily I I. jttttiei 1 1 in, e
bii.vt'a a' 1 al! atmn.l In
1,.. ,1, ti,.li
, "y " ' ' " a -
I'. i, 'U"l. " iil I A 'i ii..H urn.
I , , th'l.iH.
( , ih t' H'l '
. tli, k.. p' tli; (Jilrtr KI Si
' t a I iieoi i l ..( .
t , !,(. , ;-( a H Ui a.:i..n
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' ' PI" 'I I '.. 'I (
if l .ih t i It ,' i u . .na Vi-nJ
Yanks Increase
Pennant Lead
Over Browns
.. Vt,,k- 'UrM)-1o Cirfuil- Will Trr-
. ork Aiiiernaii incrcaard thrtr lead
' in tfce Auieriian le:cttr by a g4in
and half by defeating Philadelphia i
ill 4 double-header by More ol 10
to .1 ami to I.
'J'he (janira were the ldt Anu riiaii
league loiiteatt lo Ic plaei mi I In
Polo gnitiiid and attracted I lie gieat
et t'utniriiig of f .in of the yrar, It
WaMi niiraaary to cloae the gatet al
thr turl nf the lire! oaiiif. whi n 4ll.
IKK) prraiint were in the grouudii. I'o- j
lice eatimated JS.inkI other were!
turned away.
J. Iluikr, a lui irtiin White Plain, '
. J., died in a loral luxpital after
fainting iu i'lilil of the gruunil wh:le
iiiingliiig with the rrnHil which tried
to get into the paik. Tbe bleacher
ite tore down the cttt.-r field batting
curtain and roppe dthem to latter.
'Ihe aecond game wa held u; ill
the ninth when part of the bit i r
crowd iuiiipt.l out of the taudk on
the field. Iluh won In 2.1d victory
of tbe reason in the (irt gatre and
struck out Waller, Pbilatlrlphia'
great hunie run bitter, three times.
PhiUderiihia oiithil New urk, IU
io i. in the second game, but the
Yankees scored enough run lo win
in the first inning on two pasars,
Kiith'n oacrifice and Sihaug's aingle.
IMIil.Alil t.l'IIU
NKW
YOKK
AH II A,
All II l A '
D)kee.3b 4 14 Will 1 f
llur lb
1 10 Hue. n lb '.Jit
Welehtrf
Miller., f
HillKgV.c
ilalMey e
W,lk"r If
: J e it hi t f tiio
4 2 t ii I'lpi. lb a 0
4 I ! 1, 1' linnet r till
4 0 i 2 i:.. Mil. till C II u o II
41 Meu.i i if 431
2 0 2 Weill. Sb 4 4 11
Young, i'o
llelliiai ll.p 2 10 t,. oil. e .'.2 0 1
uuen p J j
Totala 21 I 21 II)
Total 1114 27 11
Por by Innlnga:
I'hllad.-lpbi ...I0 2 Hi" I
New y.iik (ii4 oil I1 10
Humirary Huna: liylu'e, Hnueer, Welch,
Witt (;i, IniKan 111, llulh i:i. i'.IM. 121,
IVnnl. Hueh Krrore: Hrutrgy. Welker,
1'i.lloaay. Tao-buee bite: liusatl, M'-oeel,
I'lpp. Ward. Home rune: luin. Iiuran,
I'll. p. Hiicrlflre: Itilth, I'ouhle pley.
Iiugun lo Werd lo I'ltip . Left on beers:
New York. Hi; I'liiladeii hla, a Haaa on
halla: I'ff ll.Kh, 2; off ll.liiia.h, 4. ritmk
out: Hy Ituah, 4; bv llnmi. h. 2. I'm.
pir.e: Kvit;ia and Hllilebiand, Time: t 10.
l'H1I.AIi:i.l'HIA I NKW YnftK
II O A ! .Ml.il H A
2 illlugen, 5b 2 0 0 2
1110; Witt, cf i II 2
I 1 Kuth. rf 2 I I II
1 1 0'1'lpp. lb 2 0 12
1 4 O Nchang c 3 2 12
I 1 2 Meue. l.lf 2 0 10
I t OlWnrd, 2b 10 4 2
0 t 3M. ..II a :l 2 2
0 0 0 lluyt, p 2 0 11
1 0 4.
1 0 0 lotal Zt i tl 14
Dykes, -ih
Houecr.ll,
r;
leh. rf
Miller, cf
rerklri.c
OHllow.,es
Wlke.ir
Callow.. 'ib
illroggy
Herrle.p
liM'Uoaan
Total .t; 10 2(1!
xHatted for ('alloway In ninth.
Hatted fur Harris In ninth.
Score by Inning:
H'-ore. aecond game:
1'hlladelphla Odi. 010 ImiO I
New York 100 0.i0 onO 1
Huminary Kucs- iJykes. Wilt, liegan.
Two-heee hlta: Miller, Dyk.-a. Three-baae
hit: Kuth. Ftolen beer: I'ykca. tecr.fl.e:
K.i.h li,.nl.!e nl.vc lll:ce to 'nll.fWHV
to Hoiicr; Hchang to Ward. Left on president, I!ib Bushman vice prei
',re. ' :...,rVf H,,:'' of'.TarrV.: dent, and Roy Young, secretary and
2 Struck out: Hy Hoyt. 6: hy Harris,
t. HU by pitched ball: Hy Harris, I'lpp
1 in mrer;
l::ift.
Hlldebrand and Kvan. Time:
lloeton Heals Senators.
Washington Kept. 10. Boston defeated
Washington, to 1. knocking Zachnry
out of the box In Ihe fourth Inning, and
hitting France who relieved him, hard.
Score :
BOSTON WASHIXOTOM
AB.H.OA ! AH H O A
Mitchell a 6 2 0 2' Judge, lb .' 0 t, 0
Mlller.cf ft 1 4 0. S Hhi i is,2b 2 0 2 S
Hums. lb 6 1 12 0i rti. e.cf 2 II 4 1
Pratt, Sb 8 11 ftlnoslln.lf 4 2 2
.1 Harris rf 4 4 4 0 Hiower.rf 4 0 2 0
Colllt.s.lf 4 2 3 01 ilharr.'y.c 4 12 1
o'R rke,3b ft 3 2 0 P'PHUph ea 4 0 1 ft
Kuel.c 1 0 5 0 Lamotte.ab 4 16 4
r'ergsnn.p 4 10 II 7,ni hary.p 10 0 1
1 Frencla.p 1 0 0 1
Total (0 15 27 tj ilUoeucl 0 0 0 0
Total 22 4 27 II
iBatted for Francis In ninth.
Boston 020 102 eil 0 C
Washington 000 WO 0001
Summarv Runs: Pratt, J. Uarri 12),
Collins. OTtomkr, Kiiei. 8. Hoiris. Kr-
rnrs: o'Rourke. Oherrily. Two-liaee bite: i
o'Kourke, J. Harris (2). Ooalln. Thre
base hit: O'Kourke. Sacrifice: Collins. 1
Iiouble plav: Lamolle to Harris to .lu.li;e.
Left on hneee: lloston, 10; Washington.
1 Hasc on bells: Off Ferguson, 6; off
Frances, 2. Htrurk out: Hy Zachary, 1; J
hv France. 2. Hits: Off Znchary. 7 In
:l 1-3; off Frances. In ft 2-2. Wild pitch:
Frames. Umpires: Connolly and Nalllu. J
Time: 1:44.
Jeary Will Speak
Lincoln, Sept. 10. (Special.) Rep
resentative Clark Jeary of Lincoln,
will fill a republican speaking date
at Butte, lioyd county. September
IS. it was announced today by K. 11.
Perry, chairman republican state
central committee.
Major League Records
New York, Sept. 10. The week's
record in each league, of games
I layed. won and lost together with
runs, hits errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents includ
ing games of Saturday, is as follows;
' NATIONAL I.K.U.I T,
tt. II.
.11 s
HI 1 III!
21 71
(1
(I 7S
1 It
ht II
21 (
ew York
1'lttaburgh
Chlc.-iso ..
St. leiul .
Cincinnati
Lrooklyn .
7 (II 3(
7 mi 31 i
7 hi III
10 M
12 M I
a til. Is
is m si
ft 3 i;
rhilodciphi
llnaton ft
.ttlt.HK AN I.KK.I r.
K 11.
i I"!
: 41
li i
ti T
4t HI
l ta
31 1
25 7
k i. it on
1 1 j
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By JIMMlkBAUCH.
Willi 21 Icagiut tentatively organ
ized, the maple-tumbling tport ap
pear! destined to occupy an impor.
tant niche in Omaha' winter sport.
The Danish brotherhood league of
three teams will formally open the
league M'.wni tonight and by Sep
tember 11 all b'ugue will bine
swung into motion.
Klevrn leaguia perform at the Far
nam alley and II at the Omaha al
leys. The Greater Omaha, premier open
leag , t scheduled to tlart Tuesday,
September 19. 'j'he Gate City, which
ranks next to the Greater Omaha,
starts Thurs'lav, September 21.
Two Bertha Open.
Two franchise remain to be i
rued in the Greater Omaha. Teams
which have taktn franchises are the
Nourse Oils, last eason' city cham
pions; Cogswells, formerly the l:ni
ver? al Auto Tops; Omaha Towel Sup
ply, Bushman Storage Co., H. I'.
Cady Lumber Co. and Omaha Na
tional Bank.
Franchises have been issued to
George Kennedy and George Zim
merman and the teams will be nam
ed alter bnekers arc obtained.
George Kennedy has been elected
treasurer.
Booster All Set.
Peselin's Kids, Jensen's W'et Wash,
Stclk-Atkins Oil company, Harry A.
Koch Insurance Company, and the
Omaha Sporting Goods Company
hold franchises in the Gate City.
Charles Kies, Jimmy Shield and
George Dingman hold franchise and
are negotiating with backers.
Art F.rman is president of the Gate
City; George Dingman, vice presi
dent, and Frank Jarosh, secretary and
treasurer.
All franchises have been issued in
the Booster league, which will open
Friday, September 22 with 10 teams.
Backers of Gate City tcam are
the Navigator Cigar Company, Swift
Co., Styletex Millinery Company,
I'nion Outfitting Company, Indian
Motor Cops, Harney Auto Repair
Company, Kohert's Dairy and Photo
Engravers. A team known as the In
dependent?, will support itself.
First Call for
Ilusker Grid Team
I
Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 10. (Special.)
Although regularly supervised
practice will not start until Fridav,
Capt. "Chick" Hartley of the 1922
football team will marshal his forces
Monday evening for the purpose of
finding out just what the Comhtiskcr
mnchine will look like. Head Coach
Dawson will take charge ol the can
didates and veterans Fridav.
('apt. Hartley communicated with
every member of the l'21 team and
the freshman squad of last year and
he has a fair conception of the pros
peel already. The preseason can
vass brought out the fact that the
largest number of veterans were re
turning in the history of Cornhusker
dom. The "N" men who will be back
are:
Knda . herer. Hchocppel, Thotnaen.
T Kl... Wellcr. W'ciike.
Ilunr.l. Ilioutet. H'i4i...t. M.Olaeaon
Cenl.-t Ivtr.m. Ilnu?.e N.f.iii.
l.'oerter he. k I'rcaton. Ku.-eell
lUlb. Va X..ble il. I'cwita, I.eaelhi.
Lectin. ll.y,
Full!.. k Captain Hartley. Hartluae
The ri'dcbme Haff thi year wilt he
the same with one adihtn'ii. t'lar-
1 ence Swanti.n. In' year' taptain.
! I rcil D.tvion is brad "Mfh hriJe-
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