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VOL. 52—NO.' 45. PART TWO OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1923. , 1—B ^ FIVE CENTS
Eighteen Champion Swimmers Developed in Omaha in Three Years
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P.WENDELL. Omaha swim
ruing instructor, turns out
oh.millions like a butcher grinds
nut sausage!
Eighteen in four years is Wen
dell's record.
Here’s Wendell's list of champions:
Adolph L. Anderson, Midwestern A
A 1'. senior free style champion in
1H22 and '23: winner of the national
A A. d\ junior 22<l free style chain
pinnship in 1!*22, and the only Omaha
tank star to win first place in,a na
tional championship.
John Vasko, present Midwestern
junior and senior liigh spring board
fancy diving champion.
Bill Thomas. Midwestern A. A. V.
junior breast-stroke champion and
first Omaha Athletic club swimmer
to pass the difficult “master swim
mer's degree."
Rowan Greer, Midwestern junior
back-stroke champion.
Hrtrt Jenks, Midwestern senior 50
yard free style champion in 1921.
Leroy Lucas, O. A. C., Midwestern
senior, plunge for distance champion
Nils N. Swerre, Midwestern senior,
breast stroke champion for 1923.
Jack McQuade. Midwestern senior,
100 free style, champion In 1922.
D. L. Dtmond, holder of Midwestern
senior back stroke championship In
1921 and 1922. and present record
holder In backstroke BWimming.
Verne Shalberg, Midwestern senior,
220 free style champion in 1921.
Helen Condon, holder of the Mid
western senior championship In 1921
and 1922, present record holder of all
free style, backstroke and breast
stroke swims: fancy diving champion
in 1921 and 1922, and winner of third
place in the national A. A, U. Junior
220 free style last year.
t.'orinne Condon, sister of Helen,
winner of Nebraska Junior free style
championship last year at age'of 11, Is
youngest champion In state.
Ethel Girthoffer, present Midwest
ern senior free style champion.
Edith Girthoffer, reigning Midwest
ern junior free style champion.
Ruth Beardsley, Midwestern senior
fancy diving champion.
I,eona Loringer, Midwestern senior,
plunge for distance champion In 1921.
Emily Tomes, Midwestern senior
plunge for distance title holder last
year. •
Ruth Dowell, present Midwestern
senior plunge for distance champion
with record of 90 feet In 4H seconds.
White Sox to
* PlaxJjineoln
j
Ernie Holmes' White So*, a semi
pro ball elub, will make it's how be
fore (Anahq fandom this afternoon
at the Buffaloes’ Western league
park when it meets the fast Lincoln
siate league team.
The Lincoln manager is sending
the pick of hts squad to play the
White Sox. and ‘judging from the
two lineups, an Interesting game
should he staged. The game is
scheduled to start at 3:30 o'clock.
The lineup will he something like
the following:
White Hex F»« 1.1 Benin
Ke.termeyer .I b ..... McCoy
iuv .st’. f>y«
Vernon .»s. Pur.lv
vforrlaay .tb. Hoover
Serb .If. Boudurent
. rrix '. ft..... K tnkel
flrave* .rr Peacock
". Iliama . Alley
Allan.* . Sullivan
Jiyke .p. Cooley
Shook .. . . p . ., .. DllJlon
Hrown .p. . Kiler
Proposed Kilbane Bout
Causes Lots Trouble
New York, April 21—The proposed
Johnny Klltmtie Eugene Crlqut match
hss caused considerable unpleasant
ness. It has thwarted the friendship
existing between Chairman William
Mitldoon of the New York State Box
ing commission and Tom O'Rourke of
the Republic A. C. and driven them
into weird verbal hniiges,' heated
arguments, lengthy discussions nnd
" conferences, etc.
To M eel Zbys/ko.
Nashville, Tenn,, April 21.—Wallace
Dugld, Nashville wrestler, lias been
matched with Stanislaus SSbysxko for
Monday, A tail 30, It was announced
tonight.
Want Game*.
The Burgess-.Nash buseball teum
wants games. For games write, or
“all the sporting goods department,
Bur^pis-Nukh stoic, Omaha.
Day Not Far Distant When
Bugle Will Call ’Em to Post
BASEBALL RESULTS
'and STANDINGS/
WESTERN LKAOl'l.
Standings.
w UPct.
Wichita 6 2 .750
Ok I a. City 6 2 .7 50
Tulsa. 6 .1 .667
St. Jottph 6 .7 .625
W.UPrt
Sioux City 4 4 .600
Oma'ut 3 « .333
ID#* Mol dm 2 * 250
t Denver 17 .125
iPMrnia.v n 11 *.
St. •lo«>rvh, lfl Omaha.
Denver. 6. Wichita, i.
Sioux City, 13; Tulaa t.
Oklahoma City, 4; D»a Molne* I.
NATIONAL I.FAC.t F.
Standing'll.
W U Pot.
S*w York 5 1 .833
Chicago 4 1 .800
Philarlphia 2 2 .£00
Cincinnati 3 2 .600
W L P<f
Hr. Lou la 2 3 , ioo
Boaton 2 4 .3*u
Brooklyn 1 3 .250
Pit tabu? gh 1 4 .200
Yesterday's Results.
Boston, 14; Philadelphia, 1.
New York, 7; Brooklyn. (*.
Cincinnati, 12; Pittsburgh, 4
Chicago, JO; 8t. Louis, h#
AMERIC AN l,EA(il Y.
staiMlInm.
W L.Pot
Sew Yoi it 4 o 1.000
tn#*v#*land 4 0 1.009
Phila 3 l .760
Detroit 3 1 .760
W I. Prt
Ht. Louia 13 250
Washington 1 3 260
i Boat on 0 4.000
Chicago 0 4 .000
l'eit^rdaj’# Result*.
New York, 7; Boaton. €.
Washington, 6. Philadelphia, 4
Detroit, 16, st. Louis, i
Cleveland, 6; Chicago, |
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standings.
W. u Per ■
Sr. Paul 2 » 1(<K>0
l,ou»»vill* 2 1 .S67
‘’olumbea 2 1 .6«7
Minna olid 2 1 667
w r. p< t
Toledo I 2 133
M HivauU** 1 2 ..'33
Indl'apoll* | • .333
K*tn. <*lty 0 2 .000
i Kesullv
rolumbu*. H. Toledo, 'N.
Mlnneapoli*. 4. Milwaukee, i*
Indianapolis, IB; Louisville. 2.
St. Paul, 9. K^r 4.iM 4'ltjt, 2.
CO 1ST I.K tll K.
Oakland. 4 Sacramento, ?.
Sea 111 **, 4. I,o* Angel?*,
Salt l<ak«*. 21. Vernon. 7. *
Portland, 10, Han Pranclaco, 9
TKXAH liEAOti:.
I>alla*. 7, Port Worth, 0.
Shreveport. 2; Wirhita Falla, 4
Houston. 11 Oalveaton. *
d4eauinont, B. Han Antonio, 10
HOCTIIKRX \HMMI\TIO\
Atlanta, B, Chn f t • npoK'i. 3.
nirmtngham, 19; Nashville, *.
Mew Orleans, “ ; M< hlle. 4
Memphis, 4. Lttt i<*S Kor-k, 3; (11 In
niiigH).
4 OUiKt.K,
Pfinreton, H; Pennsylvania 2
Michigan. Ohio Slate, 2.
Iowa. la. Chicago, 2.
Kansas, rt . A1
Frank Troeh High
at Gun Tourney
VieU*fuirg, Ml-s., April II.—Frank
M. Troeh of Vancouver, Wash,,
world champion amateur trap
shooter, with a wore of l!IH target**
on) of 100, was high amateur at the
closing today of the annual 'spring
tournament of the llill t ily lion
cluh, which began yesterday.
K. V Vnltlng of l.o* Angeles,
contested in arvcral of the events.
Univcraily of California
Beato Stanford Trarkslrr*
Berkeley, Cal., April 21— Culver
Hity of Call for iria defratinl Htanford
university today In a trunk tn»*t in
wliP’h five records for ihiir annual
dual ront»*HtH wfr»* broken. The neora
was 821 a point* to 4X^4.
To Play Waiter*.
The d. It. A Q. FrelghthoUHe base
ball team will ploy the nrandeln Ito
taurant colored dub at 3:30 o'clock
thl* afternoon at darter lake.
Any team dealring game* with the
Freight team call .1 nek son 3748 anti
ask for Chat lea Farferllk,
Leading Stable* of West \\ ill
Hun at Annual Ak Race
Meet in June.
U> H M i’ll \V \(,\l l«.
TFIK d«y la not far dis
tant when the bugle j
will rail ’em to the
post in the first event ?
of the first day's pro
gram of the annual
“filing running race
meeting • of Ak Sar
Heii To prove th ’
it i* no secret, the date
is Saturday. June 2,
which, it you are a <lfc
rnon for statistics. Is
only 4! days away.
Not many.
Of course, you know there'll bo
plenty horses itt the truck and the,
parimutuel machines and all this and
all that. H very thing tlmt goes to i
make up a crackin’ good meeting.
As we hnv<t s iifl I.* fore, thi cn am
of the western turf will lie in Omaha
for this big 19-day meeting Some of
the fastest four-legged animals of
Tlajuana will match their speed with
other fleet-hoofed Ringtails in the'va
rious races.
The meeting has attracted some of
the biggest breed* i s • if the country.
Col. R. 1/ linker of Louisville, Ky.,
will lie here with hlH stable, whmrh
was one -f the biggest money winners
in 197. The Drunthelkr stalde of
Hpokane, Wash., and the W Knebe!
kamp colors r,f lajinevilk will in- .»* * n
at Ak track in June.
of course, yharlev n. Jrwlri will
ship his stalde to the meeting. This
stable of Irwin's, by the way, won
more than $75,000 down at Tlajiftmn
this year. >le has topped the money
winners at Tlajuana for four stValglit
years.
Then there'll he "Billy" Nesselhaua'
horses of Omaha and th> B. F. Mo
('lain stable of Ralston.
More than 450 horse# will he quar
tered at the track
Capable official# will handle all ffic
events and. with the entry list grow
ing each day, the success of the an
nunl Spring meeting of King Ak is
assured.
Two learns Tied
for Lead in League
MAMIIM.S
II nil l4i*»t |Vf .
( rriiMiiii • n I.OOfl
Tfi IiIItrill I ll I
4 mi nr if IIInffM I t *<tfl
4 nit ml ' o I .4t4>o
Soul Ii 41 .* .04X1
4. IMIS rills II l i li
TtifMlnj 4 t illrn I III 4 ri*i|(l<( mi :
T<‘«hni«iil' ul 4 ii ii nr i I itlnru.
Thumilny—smith ul i rutrul (Thirty-pee
nn«l himI l*mrr> | ; Terhnii'iil ul I reigliton
I'Wfl.
Freighter? ami Tech High ba*<*t>all
teams load the tut*nity high h«*ol
race w ith perfect percentage* Frdgh
ton, how* vtr, has won both game*,
while Tech Has only one game to 11*
credit ,
Four games are on the schedule
tlij*s week.’ two being scheduled for
Tuesday nnd two f«*r Thursday.
Washington Beats
Nebraska Nine
SI l.milK, Mn.. Apt Iu - I WtishlflK* |
ton university dofi»at«*d the Nehru-kn
CVirnhuskers. 1J •«* 7. in a Mix "Uri j
valley conference Imsetmil game here *
today.
Tl« sooret It If. K.. ,
Nebraska 7*7
Washington*. . 12 t« *
Tlstlpripp Tipton* « mi mni siul {’«((/; i
I-evy nnd Ursut •
Baseball Dope
OFFICIAL SCORES WEEK
ENDING *AT! It DA V, APRIL tl.
Wextern l-wuiif.
• Mr!
M T W Wk. T F P P.
' ’mahft 5 3 13 20 x 7 40
Tul** 4 * 1 7 30 9 X * 44
H >u* rjjr 3 3V S 13 14 x 33 40
pPhv.r .3 3 2 4 1 x * 15
P* Molne* ID 1« 7 8 3 8 V 1 19
V ichl!* ..II la 9 ** 13 x * 53
.. Jwph 3 7 11 71 2 X I* 84
UK I k ‘It) « •: 5 IT 10 x 4 91
High Swimmers
to Get Letters
Swimming will makes its advent
as in inters.holastte sport in Omaha
w h .1 triangular tank meet to be
hi Id at Creighton university natator
ium Friday night with aquatic stars
IrSin Creighton Prep, sr.l Technical
and Central highs competing.
The triangular meet will he made
an annual affair and letters will he
awarded* athletes who m ike the best
showing in tank contests.
It will he the f!At time letters have
been awarded for swimming competi
tion
Kvente on the program are a 50
yard free style. 100 free style, ‘-’20
free style, ."ill backstroke, 50 breast
strode, plunge for distance, fancy
diving and a 200 yard four man relay.
Bill Thomas captains the Central
hit- i team: la-ory I.ucna, Tech, anil
Jack Foster, Creighton Prep.
Kastman Chosen
Maroon Captain
\l Kastman, star guard on the
I niversilr of Omaha football and
basket bull teams of last season,
last iihthl was chosen to captain
the 1923 Maroon fool hull eleven.
Made Reeves, lanky guard on
the l nlvrrslty of Omaha basket
hall team In 1922, was elected gap
thin of the 1923 tflam.
The new Maroon leaders were
elected at a banquet given In honor
of the athlete* at flic unlver*Ry.
Horseshoe Pitchers.
Omaha hnriwshoft pitcher* will hoM
fMtirn.unent at Miller pink thin
afternoon at 1 o'clock. A laisra entry
list will ho out to content for high”*
honor* among the city’* iron ehoc
hurlera.
Purse of $1,000 for
Cudahy Team H inning
Today s Special Match
□ ' r
three gam* total pins to re-unt
match will bo held this morn
ing on th© Omaha Alleys be
tween Cudahy champion bowling
teams of Omaha and Kansas City.
It ta the the second game of a home
match. " The Omahnns won the first
match rfdled at Kansas City by a
margin of fceven pins In three
games.
The winner of today's match will
receive $1,000. Employes of each
plant subscribed $5.61) to g6 to the
winning team.
The Kansas City team comprises
Entrekin, Massey. Swope, Knhf.
v»nd Otis Toman, who howled with
the Nourse Oils of Omaha last
year.
< irandinger. Mc Donald. Chase
Stafford ami Boj ie compi le tile
Omaha team.
Orkin Bowlers
Roll Good Sc ore
Omaha Cornell at St. I.ouis
reunify Top.Local
. Teams.
St l.oms. Mo., April 21.—Orkin
Brother* team of Omaha, rolling in
the women's national tenpin tourna
ment here today, made a strong bid
fur first place nlsn It scored 758 In
its first game and came iwtek strong
with 8511, hut It fell down badly In
the windup and finished with a 646,
giving It a total for the three games
of 2.254
Mrs. If \V Huff was high for the
team with a total of 5.3s. she had
Kg me* of 181, 222 and l:tu Mrs otto
tinnier, with 439,%was -ond; Mabie
Housman, 44(1. third; Mr* .1 TV .lame*
son. 422. fourth, and Mrs R Stanton.
409, fifth.
The Metropolitan Dining Rpom
team was second of the three Omaha
team*, with a total of 2.120. It rolled
game* of 712, 726 and 6S2 Mi** Jenn
Selander whs high, with 510. fol
lowed, by Miss B. Hansen. 414 Mrs
A. r Thomtison nnd Miss X. Thomp
son tied, with 409. and Mr* A. Ttimn
del wa* one pin behind, with 40S.
McKennsy Dentist* wound up with
1.919, getting game* of 646. 657 and
616 Mr*. J T Tlllson was their high
bowler, with 411; Mis* M. Madfield.
second, with 402; M Uurdlck. 379. ,
Mrs I, Mct'ahc. 386. and Ml** R.
.Sell ml t*. 341.
Cbrnhusker Tracksters Finish
Fourth in Kansas Relay Games
''pnirtl IM«pul«ti !»• *l’he OmMlm llee.
Lnwn-nce, Kan., April 21 f5«*bntH
tii university outdoor Missouri Valley .
truck champs. played an important
art in the scoring In the first an
uinl 1"nlversify of Kansas relax* here
otl.ty The Cornhuaker* to«»k off a
'irst in the two mile university clasfj
day and him nnd Jn the quarter mile
ind half mils relays, while fourth*
sent to I he men of Schulte In the
idle and four mile relays. Th«sli
•eoord was bettered by the University
if Kansas relay team*, which took
trsts in the quarter and half mil# re.
ays, second in the mils, third on the
our mile and fourth In the two mile.
The sprint relay* Were the prettiest
nee* of fhs dav *nd found the Jay
itiwkcro nnd Uoruhtisker* fighting It
»Ut at 111## lap#'. It \\mh the fleet
h'i*hsr. Kansas sophomore, who
urne#l victory to-his teams in both
he quarter and half mil* relay*. In
he quarter mite affair. Noble of Ne j
naska led till the lad two yards, only,
o be beaten by inches by Fisher, who.
had Imkn slowly coming up in the l.isc
20 yards. In the half mile relay,
Lloyd of Nebraska had a twoyatd
lead on Fisher within If# yards of the
finish, but the Kansan put on speed
ami won.
Nebraska also scored in the special
field events, llntrh of Nebraska took
second In tit#* broad jump by a leap of
21 feyt, 0 1 I Inches. Turner of Ne
braska collected time points when he
look second In the high Jump at & feet,
II 11 Inches. Hartley of Nebraska
also -cored by tossing the Javelin 1M
feet, 2 1 2 inches for a tie for fourth
place with Kiklna of Haskell.
The fNirnhuskcr* were fourth high
point school in the nine special events
with * I 2 points Kansas was first
with 1 fi I 2 points. Haskell Indians
• rood with 11 I 2 and Kansas As*:leu
third with 11 In the eight school
class Broken How was thA one of the
Nebraska prep school entered to score.
Broken Bow half mile relay quartet
came through for fourth place In the
half mils open.
GAMES TODAY
Umtfrn league.
OmiUiH at kt
Moux «'1^y at Tul^a
IH-i Moln'« at Oklahoma t >
Dtfivvr at Wichita.
National league.
S' Lottlt st 4'hlrago
I'tttstiurgh at Clncinn*
l New Turk at Brooklyn
Xo o'her* aoheduled
American l.cague
*'h Icago at st Ia>u.j»
I/etroit at *'lev*»»n«i —
\t ash.ngton a* New York.
So others a> heJulrd
American Association.
Columbus at Toledo
l.iiufavHl* at Indianapolis
Minneapolis at M iwatihec
Paul a' k*i 'f «
Creighton "Fish**
Prepare for Meet
Creighton High school will make a
strung bid for the city high school
tank championship at the coming
triangular meet between Creighton.
.Central and Tech, to be held soon at
Creighton “gym.** Coach Floyd Payn*
ter is putting his team through a
hard set of practices, and expect* to
have a winning team, in spite of the
fact that th team "111 hav« 1 ut
members.
The prosper tive ster* through
th**ir workouts in fine »*>!• .Ta* k
Foster, who is entered tp the 50-yord
fr**e styb- fnuu t!> f*r» •> hool. does
the f»0 in 2'.* vcootvb flat, which is*
very ginnl tune for a high school1
s'trimmer. He alert is a fancy diver i
of ability
Bait Harvey is probabH the Ivst
breast stroker in the three schools,
and will no doubt win tir*t for
Creighton in th s event “Buddy *
Diesing is entered in the 220 and 100
yard swims “Bill’* Anderson will
fly the schools color* in the hack '
stroke races, w hile Herald Hinchey I
will swim in tie 220, along with
Diesing.' These five are all that will
ewtju for tlie illlltopperf.
“Bob ’ Roper to Arrive
in Omaha Today
"llnli" Itopvr. Iii’ti\> Mriuht flglil
i-r who lm* hi’.-ii inntrlii-<1 In rn«'l
"Tln>" lli-rinan In a lilnunul bout
nt tin1 Xiiiiitnriiim KrMny, Mill nr
ri\i< In Hinnlin mwii* linn* IimIij
Holier Mill |iiil llii’ tXni—liitiK InUihr*
to III* training nt tin. Itiisiiii’'*
Mm'» ttymuaiiium.
Tech High Plans to
Stage Tennis Tourney
Providing sultahh court* can be
found TV* ti High will stage a high
miionl tenni* tournament next month .
It I* also planned to hold a golf tour '
nament. The*# tournament* will start
early In May and continue 26 day*.
Both hoy* and girls are eligible to
compete for the medal*.
Opportune Hitting
<ii\«*> lowh \ irtorv
Iowa City. U April 21.—Oppor
tune hitting gave Iowa \ Big Ten
victory over Chicago university to* '
tli»>. 13 to 2 The Maroons lit iHihin
hunt, hut he sni given tine support.
Three pitchers issued lit hast** on
t Mi 11k. Score
n it r
t'lii#* r*|t.v 1111 .1
«*t»lr o 3 II t
Hnttsrt#* huhrn ami W»i*vsll; Amt.
Huhikp. Waller and Y*r«tle}
The right arm of Willie Hoppe i*
insured for $10,000, and he t* ordered
not to do any hand shaking.
St. Joseph Picks on Cullop
and Knocks Him Out of Box
'T'i
Fife and Misses
by iHe Buffaloes
OK \M %.
% K »l O \ I
0*1 uhnur. rf 4 1 i 7 « M
\p|Mr<*in. 2b 4 9 2 3 0 2
Oefatr. m. 4 1 4i I «• n
HclRm tld. -ih 5 1 2 I 2 9
llorow 111 rf. 5 2 I* 2 9 •'
i.riffin. II 4 1 I 4 4* •<
l\«»netrli>. lb. 5 I 2 9 9 I
Wlldrr. . . 4 9 2 1 0 *'
< ull«*p. p . I 9 1 9 4 «
I .cr. |l 9 0 9 9 9 41
l’r**i**an. p I Q 9 O 1 n
a Hair 2 9 41 * o u
\Wllro\ 9 9 0 9 9 9
Total* S9 7 15 24 9 I
*T. JOSEPH
% K H O \ ».
Thompto II rf r 4 S ! .1 O m
I rwan. rf. 4 1 4 2 9 9
Killer If 5 I I I 9 9
'Irtlrr |b 5 4 3 11 41 I
4.iib«*ci 3b 4 112 2 9
Mrll'lh. m. 5 2 3 4 7 9
\ ufrr. 2b. 4 9 1 2 3 9
I’lrrrr. »•. 4 1 9 s II 9
llaid. p 5 2 3 9 2 0
Total* 39 1« 17 27 14 L
xllat'ed for l‘rr|M-Hii in ninth
x I Vat ted for Ire in fourth.
Vurr bx inning*:
•*1 4«iarpb SI* 229 *0*—19
UMUII 929 ox 5 itfHi— 7
• Summary — Run* and hit** t»ff Callup,
j i* and ♦; in « 2-7 nnir.r». off l.ee, 2
1«nd 1 in t-S inning off Haiti. 7 and
16 sn S 2 2 inning* K*rn*-d runs «kniah».
7 St J*9vph. i Han- ou Unli*" v'ff
('utlap 4. -*ff !•* Hjran, 7 off Haul 1
I off Adam* 1 Struck out By 1‘reiexn,
♦
19 St. J- -•"pb ! « Wild pitch C'ullop.
T»odi»»* hits M ' l Kina id, \Up-<»
, <2». Bono wit*. Kunet* hy (29 Thompson.
{Griffin. \Vi.d* r. Maid 12 *. Hr'irrth. Thrrr
has* h;t* l/*.x.ii> Horn" run* V rdo
I l*oubl* p i»* \ jfrr to lltigrth to \l *«»♦*.
‘Hr|g*th to M *ger. Maid to Hilbert to
i Magee s-,.-rlficr h ?* \l er \uf- r
14 t I v p rrhed *-«■: \Y |M« f.riff
1 1'mpirop VI,-lion* hi and Held Time
1
Bill Tilden Loses
in Doubles Match
Philadelphia. April 21 —William T.
Tilden 2d. national tennis rhnrnpion.
met defeat today at the dedication of
the nevt court* at Germantown aca 1c
in'. Ins alma mater Yip.-ent W'h
iiird*. Yonkers. N Y . hoider of the
national doubles crown with Tilden.
was paired with Pari Fischer, Philo
delphia. middle sta’es champion They
won from Tilden and Wallace F John
sun, Philadelphia. 4 6 6 1. 9 7.
Mrs. Molta lijurstedt Maikov mak
iiiK her first appearance on an Amer
can court since her return from
dliriiwl. easily defeated \lss Moliv
Thayer Phlladeiphia. 6 1, 6 S.
II Norris Williams Ph.lndelphit
and Watson Wnht jn. N< w York |c
feated Jose and Manuel A lonso, the
Spanish players now residents >f
Rethleh»mk Pa , 7 5. 6 1
Richard* *nd Fischer pio>.d two
sets aicaliist Williams and Waahhutn
wlnnimr the first. 7 5 and hieing the
second. 5 7.
Tilden defeated Manuel A Ion to, 6 4
6 4
Oiuahu Trapsliootprs to N
Shoot at XtWvTuan (.rove
Kiw Otniha tmivluvMfri*, o.yptutuM
ii>o btiwu-'ii w ill i-Minv v « N. w
in n> Orovr NVI* tod^y. w ht*rt» tb*v
\Mlf ft hoot In th«? iVntial NYbni'kh
Tl itpNhoolf! ft' h *ft«w i:«tlon tommy
Onl> pi m li. p *hoot* will W bt lfl
tho Ak Sar totlav
S- ■ - .
Sri|Jp in Swt'ppstakcs.
lUilph SotuJ<\ Otnatm lor, to»1av
will roll in tho IMtwn clnssu- swtH'jv
wtnkr* nt rhlmin', which ofT^rs a pnge
of UV.OO to the hiKh Individual
Former J'aint Hurler l liable
to Pitch Buffaloe*. to
\ ictory—Lo*e*
7 to 16.
JOSKPH. Mu..
April 21.—Today .»
series opener with,
the Saints was a
mphtmare for tin
Buffaloes The
came developed
into a track meet
and after t h e
• sprints had been
run off the score
stood 16 to 7. Iti
favor of the home
cun.
The S h : t: i *■
started oft ' t b ♦
«'.ay on the wai
l»ath and neve:
let up until the curtain fell on the
afternoon's festivities TLe climax
was reached in tjx third, when eight
runs were made off Nick Tull t> and
l.e« The former Saint hurier got
l ints. If* into trouble when he walk>-.i
five dur ng the third inning orgy
Nick had two out and there were tw.
on when Pierce was jgtsSed This
proved a fajal mistake, a> Hah) ur,
corked a slashing ,i- ri le to right o‘n
er. scoring tw.. C’ullop then walked
two more. fin ing in a run. and lee
V .IS summoned Miller connected fir
; a . lean single, driving in a couple
more and the mad scene wound up
with a home run over the left ftekt
feme by Mage*e. —
Omaha found a little satisfaction n
tn.Aung tire runs and driving Haid 'o
the showers in favor of Adams in the
[ ninth, lut the .1 o- o s were too many
meters in the lead to make that rally
| appear threatening. The Buffaloes
made tile quintet of markers off Ha d
after there were two out Hale, who
started the- inning pinch-hitting for
Hr. so. t- aid grv.irafftng out. finished
it by popping, out Pr. inn went in
tor Omaha in the fourth and pitched
fairly good ball.
There wore IS tw baggers. Omaha
retting six of thetn. Including
l< lu'tollj i two. Mag..- p..led two
doubles, in addition to His homer, and
-.sued four tunes i.ewan got tw..
singles, a double and a triple Haul
was a real ' .(ting pitcher p urdmg
. out two doubles and a single.
t'k"« - ». h.slu'e I to wo k ft‘
On-, ha. 1,. belt, f St .lo-rplj Si.
•lay.
Oregon Aggies to
Send Team to Relays
(orvallis. Ore.. Vpril SI.—The
Oregon Vgri< nlmral college t wo
rn ilo relay team will attend the
Untke relays at IVs Motne*. la .
neat Friday amt Saturday, accord
inc t« a decision readied Iww to
nlrtl "iv men will make the trip
South Dakota Slate ( oaoh
Hosigos His Position
Kiookinge s l> April K »■
Knk who nt arced on the t'nivcrwtv
(if Mini eacta basket tvyll and f*sv,t*c|
tennis in 1!‘I - i t 1*; ' rv
«iRVUH} hi* poAition ♦* assisint txvifh
HI South l^HkotH mil' O'lli^p to 1C'
cc|>t h petition i*i athletic director 4t
the I’nivcnuty of Lout «y til* it »
vilt*, Ky , i* «ru announced today.
