THE SUNDAY PEE: OMAHA. SEPTEMBER 17, 1922.
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Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
'Sportsmen's Paradise' Opened
to Hunters and Fishermen After
Being Closely Guarded for Years
Veteran (Sridsters Back at CragMra
Hunters and fishermen luva tiav
eled the war!.! over inarching exit
"sportsmen's paradises," and many
have been fotiTi'l, hut mot of them
it;t in paitt remote to transportation
and Ur (mm Urge cities, which neces
sitates a lengthy stay ami much lime
spent in reaching Uune haunts c( the
Wild Ilfr.
Hut J. Item Davis, wealthy la. d
owner, tanner and sportsman of Her
lien county, Georgia, hat established
a "paradise? of hit own that seemt
tu far excel Iny yei discovered. Davit
controlt 145,000 acre of land in Geor
gia, which lie hat kept closed and
guarded, and the remit it that wild
life o( all specie abounds.
Tliii trait includes a lake which
covert tome 45.IKK) acre, and during
one month 1at uniincr a total of
4J.O0O pounds of fish of aeveral tpe
ciri hii caught, Jn the woodlands
and Meld of the tract all kind ol
hirda and animal abound, and, st
Davit detcnLet it, "bob lute quad
fly about your gun barrrla like moi
uuitot in a Florida swamp."
The tract ii practically virgin a
hooting country, (or the farmer
who, with Davis, own all the land
have (or yean excluded all outsider!,
and st a remit the game has increated
at a tiartling rate. Now Davit and
hit partner are opening up the tract
for their frirndt and othert who are
vouched for by mutual acquaintance!.
A booklet describing tint shooting
preserve can be obtained from Mr.
Davis, who is manager of the tract,
,it hit office in Nashville, Da.
East Whole Show ,
in Western Race
Carl East, the Wichita outfielder,
virtually it the "whole show in the
batting race for the Wcttrrn league
championship. In addition to setting,
the pace with an average of JRJ East
bat a tiring of 20 home runt ami
threatens to carry off the bonort in
hitting iionu-r as well an individual
batting.
Mamish of Omaha remains in sec-
He'll Box
This boy hat proved data
in Orpheum bouts.
ond place in the bit of battert with
an average of ..17J, while Mennctt of
Tulsa it third with .571 Jack Leli
vrlt, the Tulsa pilot, is fourih with
..170. The figures include games of
Tuesday,
Lamb and Davis r-J TuNa. with 32
homert each, are leading the race to
date, Hemingway of Sioux City
cling t the lead in bate stealing
with SI, while Fish, abo of Sioux
City, i next with 45.
Mian Stirling Winn
Toronto, Sept. 16. Mist AIca
Stirling of New York and Atlanta,
former American women's golf
champion, and Mitt W, A. Gavin
of the Hunter Comlie club. Fngland,
Former New York player, nut
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TkM iiifiini of last vear's
gridiron trite answered "present"
, , f a 1. J II t
today when I lean loacn mac nai-
drige called roll for the inaugural pivot in the line, McAteer i a
football practice at Crcightnn held, guard and Yechout performs ill the
Art Logan probably will be the I barkfirld.
today in the final round for the
Canadian women's championship. In
the scmi-finalt yesterday Mist Sterl
ing defeated Mrt. Sydney Pep
ler of Toronto, 1 up. while Mrs.
flavin eliminated Mist lovee HuttOll
of Toronto, 3 and 1.
Marriott Traded.
Oakland. Cab, Sept, I6.-Iulielder
William M iriwiit bf the Oak and
team of the Pacific Coat league, has
!,( ii (rafted In th Mobile club of
the Southern association for Del
Maker, a catcher, who lornierly was
,jt
0tWfit i
"Kid" Bige, Johnny Ford's new
find among the fistic battlers of
our fair village, is ready to step
into the ring with any of the
bantamweights of the city.
Bige works out every day at
the Orpheum gymnasium and has
showed plenty of class for a
youngster in his training bouts.
The "Kid" deserves a tryout on
one of Omaha's numerous tight
cards.
CADILLAC
The most important
quality in an automo
bile is dependability
which it is univer
sally acknowledged is
found in its highest
degree in the Cadillac.
J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co.
OMAHA
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Owners like it
the highest praise
It it the- habit of Easts, ownsra
tverywhert to aspect t irtat tftal
of thair cart.
Of count it is limply btcautt Est
cart ytar after ytar havt adjej
uch prooft cf long, tie ptndaNt ko
r.cfrvKAl atrvkt, tat that charai
ttrtttict art fUed la tht miadt ol
tvtryont.
Ownert Irnow how smooth, quiet
an4 efficient it rtmaint even after
lon, hard ttrvie. You mar
tipact aqua) tatttfaction la tht
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GUY L SMITH
"SIRYICK llilt"
r..a ..! OMAHA, V, 5. A. roMU. Iltft
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with the I'ortland team of the coast
league, it is announced by the Oak
land management. liakcr will re
port in the spring.
Wing Trap Title
Atlantic City, N. J.. Sept. 16-JL
C. Taylor of Tybee Island, Ga , cap-inr.-H
hi firtt national transhoot-
tor liili. venterdav when he defeated
a ticld of 4ol of the bet men and
women gunners in the country m
the preliminary handicap event of the
grand American trapshooling tournament.
ICubs' $40,000 Offer
for Hale Refused
Portland, (ire., Sept. 16. An offer
of $40,000 ca.h for Sam Hale, in
lielder. was received last week by
Ithe Portland Coast league club. Wade
IKillcfcr, Los Angeles made the offer
! for the Chicago Cubs. It was de
clined and while it is the intention
to sell Hale to a big league club, ac
cording to the management, no deal
for him will be made which does not
(provide several new players for Port
land next season.
Omaha Athletic
Officials Organize
Ifcee. 1
George tarry, connected with the
trafiic bureau of the Omaha Cham
ber of Commerce, Ut night wat
e'ected prestdtrtt
of the ntuly or
KJ'iirJ O m a h a
Athletic OiliciaU'
.ocisikiii. t'alit,
Morenty, former
ttack coach of
t rc uhton univers
ity, hat been elect
ed secretary.
Twelve athletic
officials bate join
ed tht new aft
nation which was
fitftnurd last
night at a uncling
held at the Cham-h-e
of t'ommerce.
The a'lot latiott is open to member
ship. it is the aim of Mie aociation to
supplv competent athletic officials for
out-of-door game. A hoiking agency
will be operated with office at the
Chamber f Commerce. Out-of-town
schools in need of football official
this neaon tan obtain tame by writ
ing the Omriha Athletic Official' as
itociatiou, Omaha Chamber of Com
merce. Omaha IMU to Play
The Omaha Northwestern Tele
phone baseball team will try to ring
up another victory over the Pes
Moines Telephone company team at
Fort Omaha Sunday when they meet
in the second home-aiid-bome game.
The first contest was played in f)es
Moinet and resulted in a victory for
Omaha.
Sunday's contest it scheduled to
start at J o'clock.
Owner of Tijuana Race Track
After Dempsey-Johnson Mill
X(w Voik, Sept. Ift.-Janiet W.
Cofftoth of Sail J-rancitco, busing
promoter -and owner of the race track
at Tijuana, Men., airned sesterday
on the Ward hue ieamhip Fsper
aula and announced bis intention of
matching Jack !empcy to bo Jack
nhiitnii in Mexico City this tall
Cofircih said he would communicate
t once with mU Kearus. manager of
Hempsey, who arrived heie Jal
Wednesday,
I The promoter al anrimincej the
running of the tulfroih htnduap at
'bis track in .M'ho tint winter, ibe
,rae, which will be e-pert l all ages,
twill be At a mde and a ituaner, with
l$.k,(ssi ad'leil and mil he the riehett
!rae m Ameriia, il md in the world,
i h. .tJetrpil
nue.ti.'iied about the proposed
Juhiioii-lenipry luatt.li, Mr. loll
roth said that he preferred Johnson
and Harry Wills. hecaue Johnson
had a tremendous following in Mes
iro and would duw a reeoid crostd.
Boxing Dull in England Since
Lewis' Defeat by Carpentier
New York, Sept. lu. (.Special.)
Hosing in Fnglaiid ', reported to be
very dull jnt now. Willi Jimmy
Wildf in iiiiiement, l ed Lewis is the
only champion who amounts to any
thing Car pent ler'n ipiick sbioty
over Lewis r.i'hcr iliniiiiid the light
of the Liiglihmail and I.cmis has
been rotins: since that .iffair It is
said that if Ilenny Leonard conies
here neat mouth, a he piopo.es, no
big purses or events will be ottered
for him,
Carpentier't bout with Battling
Siki in i'arik will be the next impor
tant match staged in Europe. Fol
lowing bis tiMial procedure the tem
peramental (ieorget hat demanded
several postponement. Originally
they, were scheduled to meet Septem
ber 3. Carpentier had the date put
bark to Sentember 10 and then to
September U. That his motion pic
lure engagements prevented him from
training properly was the excuse
made by Carpentier. The "knock
er" say that tiemges thought he
had a setup in Siki and that he now
finds he is going to have a real ngni
on his hands and is getting nervous,
Siki i Hauling at Luna park, where
Jack Johnson pn pared for his match
with Frank Moran. The Senegalese
does his woik in public and has at
trailed a great of attention, He
boasts loudly of what he will do to
(irorget, .
MiLt Dundee Urals Smith
Aurora, Sept. 16 Mike Dundee,
bantamweight, lat night gained a
popular decision over Midget Smith,
New York, in a 10 round bout,
Frankie Garcia of I.oa Angeles syat
given the verdict over Jack Kile;. Chi
cago, in an eight-round bout at 19
pounds.
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