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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1924)
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O’Nall I, Uruh, J*ck •on. firror: Kelly. T»oh##ohlt: O'Nrlll. THrax-b*## hit: frrlach. Hum* run: .lack tun. Saerlfle* hit: J. IUra#». Doubl* play*: Tl»ro»y to B»nrrofi to Mrlnnl*. Tnunv to Kxlly. Toft mi bo*#>: N#w Turk. 4j nouton, 4. n**«# on l>*llo: Off turn*#. I: off ll*ntl*y. I. hirurk out: lly J, Irani#*, I; by tlrnilxy, *. Umplr##. O'O*/ end MoCnrmlrk. Tim*: 1:1*.. Alex Weakens in Eighth. Cincinnati, April 11— Alexander, after pitching graat ball for tight inning*, weakened. and the Rede tlo<l tho gcore in tha ninth on Hreaeler'a triple end 0 Burn*' ••^rlflce fly and won In tho tenth on hlta by Duncan, Hargrave and Pinelli. Renton was In great form, the only CBI oago tally coming in the eecond on a ‘•*r***oaae muff of Orlmea' fjy by Dutican end a iacrlffce by Friberg. Roueh, who atralned hie aid# while bat ♦ Ing ln yeaterday'a game, has been ordered f»y hie phyelclan to remain Idle for at leapt a week. Tho acoro: dUCAOO CINCINNATI. All.If O A. AH.HOA Btats of 4 0 • o Rurna rf it l j ti J Adame go 4 1 1 4 D'bert lb 4 011 l • O tham lb J 0 a J Harper of 4 1 ft o Or mea lb J J1J J Duncan If 4 2 o o ,lb J J ! { H'grave o * 1 2 I Miller If J J 0 Bolmi 2b 4 0 2 I J* ‘ • * J PIn.lll Ih 4 i o 1 Mxrt.hitt *411 "Cnviinry **1141 Aloe dor p I _2 Bxnton p Idol .... ,. «Hr#*tl#r 110 0 Total* II **2l l,l,Huck * 0 0 0 8h##h*n §0002 Total* »» * »• ■On* nut »h*n wlnnln* run a<or#d. allatlad for Banton tn ninth. ■ Kan for Breraler In ninth. , h?c.V.by !*"!'*'!.•» 400 4—i ClnclAdti 001 '“71 nummary—Runt: Crimea, Duncan, Hook, itrrora: Fritter*. Duncan, Bohna. lwo liaaa hit: Duncan, Thrat-baaa hit! Brmo lar. dacrlflcaa: Burn*. Krlber*. Alo* nndar. Douhla play.: Adama to <Tr*nt ham ta Crimea. Alexander to Adama to Hi I man. Frlbar* to Omntham to Crimea. I,aft on baaaa: Chlo*«o, 4; Cincinnati. 4. imaaa on ball*: Off Banton. 1. •truck nut: By Banton, 11 by Shoohaa, li by Alexander, 1. lllta: Off Banton, 4 In nlna Innlnaa; off mtaaban, non* innlnf. Hit by pltchjd boll: *F Bonton. Miller, Wlnnln* nil. bar: -fi™: nlraai Moran. Fflrmia ond Fowall. Tima: 1:IU _ Dodgem Win From Philliei. Philadelphia, Pa,. April *!•—Brook'yn rtafaulad Philadelphia today, 7 to 4. In 10 Innlnaa, tha third extra Innln** «ame In ih* four played In thla oily thla *oa*»"u Dabarry, III* Brooklyn ratchur, hit a hum* run In the 16th Innln* with two un haaea, wlnnlra th* **tnr nod handlti* I'arlaon hla aacond atralaht 16-lnnln« da —. 1 Orlmaa and Carlaon both war* hit hard ^ at Interval*, near*: . HftOoKI.YN. PIIILADBU’HIA. Alt H O A AB.H.O A. Nela.ef till Hand.a* 4114 .loh'ton.llb 6 S 1 4 HoUan.lf 4 » 1 6 I .oft ua,If 6 14 6 Will I'a.cf 4 116 F'rnlar.lb 4 2 11* Walker.rf 6 2 1 0 T. OTb.ff I 1 1 * Hanllna.a 4 14 1 Daborry.o 6 t I « Ford.lh 4 14 4 Klua n 2b » 1 I » *!»"••• **» 4 2 19 4 .lonee.aa 6 4 1 I Wp*hr*,,1b 4 1 1 I Orlmaa,p 4*62 aW'haton# 1 4 6 4 —.— carlaon. p 4 16 1 Total* 411116 14 llanrlch l 4 6^4 Total* T» 14 14 II • nailed for Wnehra In 14th. x Flatted for Carlaon In 14th. Brooklyn ...,.100 024 646 2—-7 phiTad.Tphr. 444 mo»o6 8-4 Nummary—Buna: Mala. .fohnelon, T.oftua <21. T. Griffith, Dabarry, Hand, Mohan. Walkar, Ford. Brrora: • .Tone*, Hanllna, For d. Two bee* hla: Nala, I.of tua (2), Deberry, T. drlfflth. Walkar, Mokan. Threa-baa* hit: Hoik*. Horn# run: Dabarry. dtolan bar**: lohnaton, l.aflu*. •anrlflo# hit: T. arlfflth. Dou ble play*: .Iona* I* Kluaman to Fournier: Woehra to Ford to llolk*. I,»ft on baaaa: Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, II. Flea** on ball*: Off Crimea, 2; off Carlaon, 2. Hi mi k out: By Crimea, I; by Carlaon. 2. empire*: Iwaonay, Qulfley ond Hart. Tima: 1:5*. Cardinal* Win Slugfe*t. §f. Louie. April JJ.—Pounding wilt.nr Cooper, Otar enuthnow, tho Cardtnole Ho footed tho Plttol.ur«h Plretoe todev, II to 4. The Plrotoo (nt oli run> In ih* flfih on four etnoloo end » triple. Tho r«r dlnela duplicated 'he foot In tho orvonili on five elnalee end Blodro' homo run. "piTTABUROK, PT. IS)VIP AB.irO.A. ABIIOA Mor'vlll.th 4 1 | >) FUrfc.rf (13 0 Coroy,*f I t 1 «! Blod'o.lf-ef IIS* Blphoo.lf 4 14 O' Hornobr.lb 3 3 11 Trorn'r.lh 4 3 0 lIBnt'mlr.lb 3 3 4 1 Bernh'trf 3 10 0 Pr I*kh 303101 Wrlrht.ee 1*14 Mr»ro.rf 10 10 Orlmm,1b 4 110 1 Molb'opll.o 1111 Arhmldt.o 4 o l o' L. Holl o* 3 111 t'oopor.p I I 1! Clornono.e 3 14 1 Ktelned'r.p 0 0 0 0| Vlok.o 0 0 0 1 tdo.p 1 0 0 01 Itook.p I 1 0 0 (Monro 0 0 0 0! Atuerl.p 1 1 J # - .—khordol.n 0 0 0 0 Tololo II II 14 I'krhulli.lf I 0 0 4 I oftyor 0 0 0 4 i tPtnllh 114 4 ?'!* O'*' j eMuollor 114 4 I TotoK 41 11 IT T* ■ Ran fnr Barnhart In ninth. ■ Ran for Cl#mnn* In sixth. ■ Rattafl for Mvara In aavanth. Jnsttad for Vink In •#v#nth. rnr# by Innlniai Fltfaburxh .Ml JM • it f/out# ..1RR Ml Ro*—it nummary-Run*: Maranvlll* it), far#y, Biff has <t). Traynof. Barnhart ft). Cooo ar, Flack, FllaRaa fi), Mornabv ?t). Bof tamlay, Fraifau. t. Ball 12). JMuart. \ flmffh; Brrora; Carar, Blab#*, Wright. [ Battomtay. L. Ball; Two-baa# hjfa: Tray tiar, MaranvtHa. Barnhart; Thr#a-ha## hltar tfomahy, Barnhart. Ball; Ifoma run; 1 iomnnittiiT. Grandmother Knew Kn Wpp Nothing So flood for goatlon and Com* Mnatard But tho old-faahlonad muotard plaa tar burned and bllitorad while It aotad. Q«t tha rollof and help that muatard plapura gava, without tha plaator and without tho bllntPr. Muataroip doaa It It la a clean, whit# ointment, mad# with oil of mua tard. It la aclentlfleally prepared, ao that It worka wondera. Gently meaaage Mualerola with the flnger-tipa. See how quickly It bring* relief—how apeedlly the peln dlaap pear*. Try Ifugtarol# for aor* throat, bron ebltln, tonalllltla, croup, atljr neck, aathma, neuralgia, haadaehe, conge# tlon, plaurtay, rhaumatlam, lumbago, pain* and achea of the buck or Joint*, gpralna, aor* muaclaa, brulaea, chil blain*, froatad feat, colda of tb* cheat ft may pibvant pneumonia). To Mothara: Muaterol* la a No made In milder form for he hire and amall children. Aak for Children’* Muoterole. ba^ Me and 4Sc, Jor* and tube*; hoapltal alee, 1100. ?*%•*# ^(ini. |rl> I »• |»l I* 1N-**m*»|* • s ..«. s u ififtini Pwi^ !.♦*•#* **♦« S I. P» . ljWPC^fii %•.** fc| t ftff PH|n.f|4 | *1 ll* ( W *H‘ i a || # JloilL Ii lNi* * *• IN t|*f (i | y Vfi 11 Nr h ii H#4 Nk i if (Ml I UN* *#• »’•*#!. M f» I »**«*•• t ** ** Jf RRi ) it | RifpIMII. I »M fpmm -if 1 ‘i n*4 I ♦% *»*• f r«R <i #•«»«** Ml • ‘I * »»» **« i flp *%< Nf*r ^ t*#»M y*ffR#f f4*'* »4»t ! «»»•»** fcl*a«» irI Wtw* I #1 . __ ONM *>f IlM surprises of the West m« league e*<-e thus hr h tha playing of th# Wichita Witches llthdleapfMd by spnou t twining which was held si hop*#, and ertpplad by tha bias of sever*I star*, Wichita waa tei-meA "a vsry, vary wwah club.” hy baseball maw. Thus far Wichita has won four owl of flva ismes played. Tha Buffalos won from tha Wkhltaa Nalucday and loot, tt to • Bnnday. Frank Isbell, owner of tha Hub, Is a ahrrwd base ball man. Two years ago he wreeksd one of the strongest clubs In tho league and replared Ii with young sters. In 1113 the Witches gave a very good aerount of themselves and surprised even the Wichita fans. lAat winter Isbell traded three of his best players for aaveral Cali fornia ball playera. In spring train ing the Witches looksd wsak In all positions, but evidently tha club hss rounded Into better rondltlon than moat fans ware led to believe the team waa In during tha practice game*. The pitcher# have come around In good shape, but whsther they can hold up la another question. Fourth Meeting of this Pair, a CE HUDKINB and Erwin Blge have been signed to flgt at the aX Auditorium In the semi windup of the lAglon program. It will mark tha fourth tlma theae two light weights have battled. Hudklns beat Blge badly the last time they fought. The latter aald he waa In no condition to fight, being III at the time. This Is a poor alibi. Ac cording to the state la# all boxers, before entering the ring are ex amined by a physician. Grantham net* Reooro. Georg# Orantham, former Omaha Buffalo lnflelder, may make errore In nearly every game In which he plays, but even at that, George haa done something no other player has suc ceeded In doing. For the first four games In a row Grantham haa ac cepted eight chancea In aach contest, a world'* rocord according to all avallabla baseball figure* Bo mo fana wonder why the Cabs keep Orantham In tha Infield. They ■ay he make* too many errors for a big league lnflelder. Grantham goes after everything that cornea anywhere near him. That la the reason why hr make* a bubble now and then. He goes after the ball. George le tied with Helnte Groh of the Giants for darly season home run honors. Ksch player hss two circuit clouts. Grantham was at bat four times Sunday and swatted out a home run, triple end double. Barney Burch, owner of the Buffa loss, may follow In the fontatepe of Ed Tracy, owner of the Bt. Joaeph club, and buy hlmgelf an airplane. While in At. Joseph last week Burrh took a trip np among the rloude In Tracy'e plane. The Aalnt owner Is a licensed pilot and la the owner of two alrplanee. Burrh got the flying fever while In At. Joseph and told the writer that he aspects to buy an airplane and do a little flying himself. Mt. Joseph had the largest opening day'* attendance In the Western league lest Wednesday. Thl* was made possible to a certain extent, by Tracy end hie airplane. Two daye before the eeaeon was acheduled to open In Bt. Joseph, Tracy visited sev eral towns in Missouri, Kansas and southern Nebraska In his plans, ad vertising the opening game. The Bt. Joseph pilot and baseball magnate flew over these town* and dropped advertising matter. The result was that 1.500 out-of-town baseball fans attended the opener. Fori Snelling Officer to Try Out for Olympic Rifle Team Fort Knelling, Minn., April If.— Limit. Kidney It. Hind* of Fort Bnell Ing Saturday won the right, tn repre sent this district, which Includes Min nesota, Iowa and North and Bouth Dakota, In the final tryouts for the Olyrnplo rifts team. Lieutenant Hinds scored 1,0*1 points. His nearest competitor wss W. C. Wilson of Minneapolis, who had 3»3. Wooden Barracks May Be Erected for Olympic Visitors Paris, April 20.—An Indication of tha serious hotel crisis In Paris dur ing tha Olymplca wss given when the municipal council decided to appeal to the mlnlitry of war to erect wooden barracks In the atreeta to aecommo data homeless forelgnars. The principal hotels have already announced that they are booked full until Auguat. NATIONAL. Player, Clubi 4i, AH. H. H. Pet. Wheet, Hreektya....4 It I i .sea Miller, Chicago.4 I* 4 S ,4M a ?: S llnrneby, M. Lewie , 4 17 S 11 .tel Steph eaten, IT 4 If .MS Henmans, Detroit.S if f f 4M I! \ 5 S Home Run Hitters , ■- ... —.J NATIONAL Player. Club. No. Total flroh, New York. I 5 Ornnthsin, Chicago . I t Williams, Philadelphia ..... 1 I AMKKICAN Ruth, New York . 1 1 Hlieely, Chicago . 1 1 Totals; National, IS; American, II. This date last year: Nntlwnal, 17; EDDIE S FRIENDS • — ■.nn- II. Ill ..I.. ■ ..— TWMI.I ■ -""'■■UMI' l~ ^ Ait LI, TOO PDM'T WAMTfO i 60 wufe'LL CAUL \ \T OPT* "WAT VkJOW'T WA^fMC i ^ rrt ^ SOO KMOWJ n t WAMt TO 60, *0t W*At CAM I W*A«l* X. UAVEN’T OW1 Kt srmtM iu / —p- * —> »*AHA‘ 1 at pom t dtt 1 AS MvjcaHcHt'Vl At g loTUB HAS I WORE r »22 /. '© t«u m \ht ■«. faafuM tmmm. hm. Turney’s Manager to Start Legal Proceedings to Prevent Carpentier From Meeting Gibbons May 31 ^ - — New York, April 21.—T/egnl proceed ing* to prevent George* Carpentler French light heavyweight, from meet ing Tom Gibbon* of St. Paul, In Michigan City, Ind., on May 21, will be atarted In the court* of Indiana Immediately upon Carpentler’* arriv al In the United State*, Wily Olbeora manager of Gene Tuney, announced Monday. Olhaon *ald he would baa* hi* *p ..r ■ plication for an Injunction on hla con tract with ncacampa, tha French mnn'a manager, for a Carpentlrr Tunney match. Thle, he aaaerted, contain* a clan** prohibiting Tarpon tier from engaging In any other match In th* Vnited State* before meeting Tunney. A report that Carpentler would be brought Info thl* country through Canada In an attempt to eacape po» albla litigation In New York prompt ad Olhaon'* plan to aeek hi* injunc tion In Indlnnn, the manager declared. Deacampa Monday cabled Olhaon froiti Vienna that Carpcntler would furfill hi* agreement to fight Tunnej , after the Olbbona' match. He pre dieted that the Frenchman would would knock out Olbbona. I Tlie Fin Kftnponda. Temple* of Art—Tou »•» taka ’em or loe* ’em— Writer! of novel! thnt lead »# romenee— W* haven't lime at Iho moment to uee Whet do wo eero for tho god* of flnenre? Out of young April a new t hr III le oom Ing, Dorn of tho otruygl# thet greceo tho pit Qreeteet of iiulOilue—roering and otrum Olvo no fho omg of the geme-wlnnlng bill Arllete end writer* ond.femone phyetrtano, owner* of truet*. will you kindly Blend by, While you ar* chanting of world-oevlng mlaelnne, _ All thet w* oak I* the Walloping Dye. Unmet It’* where tho Memblno rage*. Art? It abound* where tho Npeakero may flit. FT ere romo* the lyrical gift of tho ege* Qlvo u* tb* oong of the geme-wlnnlng hit! Her* I* - tho gulvor whoro pul**# ar* In the'‘/"re^Seoh for the far-away wire; Hor* I* the rover where red blood I* pumolnr. Thrill* through lh# ehonnol* where vein* er* on fir*. Ptort hock with Jlomor ond loop to to morrow, Whot do wo eoro whoro tho mooioro may Hero le the melody drowning our oor row— . , , _ air* ue Iho oong of tho gomo-wlonlng hit I Th« Nnl Drama. Tha curtain now rise* wnn a nour ish on the national drama known aa ‘ TVlIwithnewyork:'' The prevalence of pennants In on# community for the leaf three year# haa been a mat ter of deep annoyanr# and an me dis gust to thriving precinct# and reserva tion* nestling betwesn Ht. Lout* and Boston. McOraw and Huggins have taken over the pennant winning of the big leagues sines 1920. A number of opposition cltlea aeern to figure thla I* quit# enough for the time being. But Juat how to end It Is another matter, with Ruth, Frisch, Tousg, Ward, Pennoek, Hoyt, Nehf, Oroh, l>ugan, the Meuaala and others guard Ing the premise*. The two New York club# now face the goal denied the Cub# and Mack men, who had sven greater machine#. There are still many pitfall# between April and October than nwy enenare the (Hants. ' llow the Yankee# are to be stopped with the heavy atipply of pitching and hitting they have In atock la beyond the dope. Not That II Matter*, Hub— "Sport I,lght* of 1922" (J. P. Rut narn'a Sons) Is now on tha market. With thla announcement out, thoe# d* •Irlng to aell American letter# short i for a two-point drop can go to It. The episode* Include the leading championship# of tha year, with vera* Interpolation*. Only thoe* Interested In sport and the subtler deviation* of literature will b* glad to get word of what ha# taken place. There la douhtlea# much more to be said, hut. after all, what of 1*7 Which, n. F. A., remind# it* that "Alumnus Football" is In the edition Juat referred to. Hands. No small part of the spring and summer excitement In select boxing circles depends upon the human knuckle. Harry Will# la the flrat to teat a somewhat uncertain flipper against Bartley Madden, who la no harder than an Iron post. If the Hrown Panther can apply hla right paw to Madden's frontispiece without breaking the paw off he cen then eonelder hla career fully re established. Wills, In good condition and fight ing with good hand#, I* Dempsey'S leading rival, tha tougheat barrier In the champion’* way. The neat hand teat will be made by fleorge* f'arpentler, whoa* main mauler ha* been non* too sturdy. One of the lending features attach ed to the career* of ltempaey and Flrpo Is that, while both *r* heavy hitters, neither haa ever been tmth ered by a brittle hand. Both have hand* that could hammer away at a grnnlta column without denting a knuckle. Herlenbarh’s Future. Paul Herlenmach, having the wal lop, la nfrw gradually absorbing tv porienoa, which muat aiwaya d» » gradual affair. Hla future depends upon hta ability to work up greater speed and to da velop greater skill, lie has the punch and the courage, and the Indication* are that ha can taka hla share. There la no reason, through Intensified training, why h* shouldn't add great ly to hi* speed. Parhapa h# la working In thl# di rection. But, as on# of tha beat trainers In th* gam# Informed ua some time ago, not on* boxer In a thousand know* th# first principle# of Intensified training—of developing along correct lines. Th# final position of more than on# ball club getting under way depend* upon the team spirit of the entour age. AWIity to keep hustling from Aprft to October Is n rare quality In any llnetiti, Teams that begin to akld a trifle In June or July soon lose spirit and pike along th# feat of th# routs. Thla Is natural In a a port that run# every day for #1* month*. There ar# no resting Interval* for a breath ing spell. And general discourage ment often com** quickly. Jt la In thla respect that such leaders as Me Oraw and Speaker ar* Invaluable fae tora. There are non* better at Inetltl ing moral* In. th* baseball breast of the eerneat athlete. The baaehall haul M tha longest In sport. One hundred and fifty-four consecutive appearance* doesn't leave much open apace In which to break up italentse. Which makes Deaoon Scott more of a wonder man than most noncomhatants appreciate. Lambert Sullivan Die*. Chicago, April 11.—I-ambert G. Sullivan, well known sporting writer, formerly editor of Motor Age and more recently sporting editor of tha Chicago Herald and Rxamlner, died In Albuquerque, N. M., yesterday of tubcrculoaia, according to word re reived her*. Ha wee ft years old. Chicago.—The Flelaher Yarns of Philadelphia won th* national ama teur soccer championship and th* right to represent America In the Olympic soccer gam** by defeating th* Swedish Aknerlcans ef Chicago, 3 to 0. With Ml* flea*** la the three* ef a ninth.Innlne uprising, MrOrew removed lfumslna*r In favnr ef Art Wahf, wlm fanned > he naat Iwn batter*, elvine th* (llama a I t* t derision over the Brave* ■f/M th*>' .KNIGHT# CoLOVtS 4Min ftr n«n4w, by Mm war. win wr form In Ogfiton an April II, matting Willi# Ama# nf Afcran Faat flarlMilmrli will atari • laoik haavywalghf nt Buffalo Monday, fnrkllng Jo* f/4thmart nt Orand Itaplda I.nhman may brnnk up fiula naw firing af kayonn. Chnrlln tonal tlghtwnffffit. haa haan mgt'-had tn hoi K O, jaakln nt Talari* on May I. Fata flak will appaw Jnnfcla Fnlwar nt rolurithua nt Kahton on April II iriirmhMMr , Ingrown Toe Nail Turns Out Itself A noted authority eeye that a few drop# of ''OutgrO" upon the ahln aur rounding the Ingrowing null reduce* Inflammation and pain and ao tough en* th* t»nd*r, *en*lllv* *ltln under n*ath th* too nail that It rannot i»«ne trata th* fl*»h, and th* n*l| turn! naturally nutw*rd *lmo*t over night. "Oulgro" I* a hnrml*** antlaeptlc manufactured for rhlropodlat*. How •v*r, any ona can huy from th* drug ■tor* * tiny bottle containing dlrac Ilona, Pittsburgh, Pa, April J1 — Stone wain and Iron bar* do not A prloon make—to A tru# baseball fan. HI* hundred fan* who*# addre«* I* the Allegheny county Jell were Joy ful Sunday over newa that score* by radio would be returned *t the jail shortly.. The return* were stopp'd last Wednesday when fan* lost con trol of themeelveo and cheered, con trary to rule*. The prleoner* were given radio concerto, hut were not allowed to apeak or make any nolae. The home team bae been In a slump. There was no note# when the team lost. But Wednesday the 1*1 rate* won In a thrilling ninth Inning rally and the fan* cheered long and loud. The ban on th* return* followed. Warden Lewie Intimated today he would give the prisoner* another chance and resume service this week. litutem Leaque HIGHUGHTS DEM MOI.VBM haa won more Weatern league pennant* than any other city with fly*. Omaha la tha only olhar oily which haa t»*en In th* league aver alnca It waa found ed SI yeara ago. Omaha, however, haa won .111 per cent of Ita game* for Ita entire Weatern league Ilf*, while Dee Molnea ha* won lea* than It haa loat, Ita all tlma percentage l>elng .411. iBftadwJlPnp* due aeble Yaekeca finished aeoeml • (•In with xr*al **111 end ebillty, the hanatora winning II In I, behind th* rilrhln* ef Walter Jahnaan. Oaorga It. Ruth (*t hie firat home run ef th* #•• aea. la a centre led gaetiwie ef alt lenlee*. ih* Phitliea look a fall out ef Ihe had* era, 4 to I. aided try williams' bom* run in Ih* fnnrth. Pevl* threw eel* watae am tha flrewa hepea. manning the at. I.»ui# alia>k <* ihr** hit*, while the Ttg*ra weni on le win by » to t. Preult w#ak*n»d after four tnninga. needy ef affronted hell elayer* wee* *iv»n ih* air dufin* th* K*dr I it I victory over th* tale Fribarx. diet* and t,uqua war* banlahad and ttouan •trained a rtrelaea eld* la th* al*ht end retired. friaee hath fee* firmly npon tha greeed. in hark yoiir aara and brae* yeuraclf or th# ahock ap**k*r dropped a fly hall In Ik* eighth Innln* yaaiardar Pur thar and at a r*n»quanc* th* Indiana d rejig* 4 a ball asms la in# Whna^^yy A CLEARCOMPLEXION Ruddy Chp*kn — Sparkling Ejr«*—Moat Women Can Have. Maya llr. Ktlwarda, > Wrll-Known Ohio I’hyalrian. Dr. K. M Edwarda for IT yean treated acorc* of women for liver ana bowel ailment*. Hurlng theeo yeari h# g»v# to hit patient* a preacrlptlnr mad* of • few well known vet eta hit Ingredient* mixed with olive oil, n*m In* them Hr. Edward*' Olive Tablet* You will knot* them by their ollvt color. Thee* tahlel* nr# wonder-workeri on tha liver anil bowel*, which rail** a normal action, carrying off thi want* and polnorinua matter In on#’) ayatem If you have a pale face Bellow look dull eye*, plmplea, coaled fongue headaches, n listless, nogood Sealing nil out of aorta. Inactive bowel*, you Ink# one of l»r. Eitwnrd*' Olive T«b let* nlahtly for a time and note th* piennlng reaults, Thouaand* of women and men take Hr. Edward*' Oliv# Tablet* th* auccawful auhstltut* for calomel --now and fMW j.,«» ihasp them lit IS* and SOo, Strunk Ki4pm«*<! by White Sm I Phage, fI — law* •drunk W* ail Mi» t*a WWlaM M th* Immm l-w Maw pennant »tuning IlkMM, nae i*4*a*»d by lb* I bh ag* HMl* •«*, bating Mill M*» I aWtna, » a plain *4 *K» bu, In lb* gam* m»awb *** nn r aailllaa aftt irb*a*< Blurjuys Prepari* for l)rakr Krluvs V Coat b 1*11*1 Wynn* of lb# Cr*!gh Ian wnia* tally Itirli and field alb |*l*a, wilt pr#HI* a Ihla attain«*« In prepare bla man Inf lb# annual lb-aba falnya which Will h* bald ll I*** Mnln*a b'fldav and Saturday. Th# fltu*)*r# will M r»pr»**nt#d in tba IM yard daah, dt*. ua, abut pul, Ih* on# ball mil* and lb* two mil* relay »v*nla l<ow*r, Mpelrbfr and Burbrldg# will fly th* lllu#)*y i-nlnra In lb* renlury. whlln Nolan will b* #nl*r*d In lb* dl*, ua and abort pul #y#nt# Buffaloes Play Indians Tuesday • Th* Omalin Buffalo*# and th# Wichita club meat In th# third and final gam# of th# **rl*a thl# after noon. Th* aerla* *tand# even all. Th# Wltrhe* won Sunday, 12 to *. Bill B*ll»y la arhadulad to taka hi# turn on tha mound thl* aftarnoon. Holley turned In a nlc# gam* at St. Joaeph laat week. The Buffalo*# hav# a chance to go Into a tla for the league lead today. From Wichita the Buffalo** Jour ney on to Oklahoma City for a thrae gam# aerie*. After Oklahoma City come# Tulea and then th* b*rd re turn# to Omaha. WESTON FINISHES BALL SCHEDULES Tho nrhedulog for th« Comm«rclnl and Induntrlnl loops, which •tkrted their sen anna Butttrdajr, hi»* boon com plotod by N. J. Woitoit and aro pub lished below. Both of th#M leagues nra composed of bona flde omplojros of the flr'm* that thov represontf imm «*tkiu. mnr.iUM, i.r tr.rr, M«f 14. June M. Ctjdahy Parking Co againat Overland Tire Co Harding Jr# Crearn againat tfen Ufa ©Allt Co. V, P Freight. hr*. April t§. May ft. Julr 0. M Overland Tlra Co. against llerdfwf lee Cream Cudahy Parking Co. againat V. P Freight Itan Bierpit Co, bya. May t June 7 Jutf It. tf. P Frofght Aerountg againat Harding lee Cream. Overland Tlra Co. againat Itan Bis cuit Co. Cudativ Parking Co . bye. Mar 1#. June 14. July 10. Overland Tlra Ca againat U. P Freight Arrnunt*. Itan l!ia< ult Co. against Cudahy Perk ing Cn Harding Ice Cr*em. bye Mar II. June tt. July ««. Cudahy Parking Co agafnat Harding lea Cream P. P Freight Aerounta agafnat Iten Him uit Co. over fend Tiro Co . hva. t'OMMKIM 141. n4"F.H4II. MUf.CM. May II. Jnn* tt. Firat National againat Ouarantaa rand Ufa nmabi National •(•Inal Omaha Priat Ina c# „ . _ Bak.r Ira Ca. againat N.braaka Paw ,r 1 ° 4aril Id, May II. INIr ». Omaha Priming Co. againat Kahraaka Pmr.r Co. _ __ . fluarantan Fund Ufa agatnat Bakar |c. Cn. Firat National aaalntt Omaha National Mar *. Jana 1. Jolt !*• Omaha National againat Bakar lea Pa. Firat National againat Omaha Print r*oar°aniaa Fund Ufa agalnal Nahraahn 1*eW,r Mar la. faar Id. Jalf Id. Ouaranfao Fund Life against Omaha National _ __ Nebraska. Power Co againat First Ne ll r»n a! _ . . _ . Omaha Printing Co. agatnat Bakar ,<!* 1 * Mag It. too* tl, dajr M. First National againat Baker lea Co Omaha National againat Nebraska Fow ar Co, riu.rnni.. Fund Ufa agalntt Omaha Printing Ca. _______ Spanidh Scrapper Win*. Barratnna, April 21.—Rlf-ardn All*, mlddlowrlght rhamplon of Ppaln, oul pointed hl« rhallanf-r, Padro Paat, today I.lghtwaight Champion Mar tina* knocked out Jaannot of Franc* In tha naoond round. 4nn*polta, Md, April II.—PoaalMI Ilia* of ■ mooting batwaan rowing orawa of tha I’nlvarglty of Waahlng ton and tha mldahlpman wara aaan hara today whan It waa laarnad tha Huakla* hava ba#n In communication with navy authorllla* naaklng a rara during thalr trip aaat for (ha Pough kaapata ragatl*. Ra*r Admlml Han ry B. Wllaon. guparlntgndant of tha academy, ,1a ajpaotad to tak* up tha propogal for conaldaratlon within a day or two. Hla t ordinal. am. a* fian Ih* raar la Iha nla'h. h«pr»d aaan Matriam with vahamaara and waa frem tha Plrataa, a ta t. Another Record-Brooking Musical Comedy Bert Smith Players hums pour and photoplays EXTRA—WED. EVE. GARTER NIGHT A Fee Faatival Tee Caa't Afford la MIm. FRI.-AMATEURS NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS LOTHROP.>«th Mrf lAthn* Nirma K«ry ml Clair* Wliulaar la "TUB ACQUITTAL." GRAND.lath aaA Rlaaaf MILTON BIIJLA A ANNA Q. NILSRON la "FLOWING GOLD." ROUI EVARD . . U4 aaj laarrarrarth COLLEEN MOORE la "PAINTED PEOPLE." CENTRAL MENTOR EXPECTS TEAM TO SHATTER MANY STATE MARKS AT ANNUAL NEBRASKA HIGH MEET Jnttr* ( mHiiw In Ten inti Ttm KlMi* (IfMNtl* In I mutt*, kittle NkiMNII |*Tmri “Murk llnf•i*.” mm *«*4 •MiMm fil»p** re* •i «*»• l*i*t • ’*»» »*--« l**i *"► pi**** ft in tiniMt. win bngin puMIng W» imi'h »»pir«ni» Ihrmigh irtmnwHl* wnrhnul* thM wnnli In pr*p«»wlli>n for! I'outi'll Itluff* r* lay* In b« bald it Pounrll llliiff* on May I. June*, diminutive Hath, who won the loo yard dash In f**l time of 10 11 second*. lost one fifth «t second behind the *t»te rerord held by llaie Noble, former Central IHih athlete, hope* to shatter Noble'* rec ord at the *tate meet nevt month, done* |ltn won the 110 yard da»li In the fa*t lime of *4 second* Thl« diminutive star will be hard lo heal at the stale meet this year, done* ha* two more year* to wear the col or* for Central Itlfh on the cinder path, and Cnaeli Schmidt will try to make a 10-aerond man out of him. Solomon, who wa* Ineligible last year, proved the ''dark horae’’ of the Inter-claa* meet when he boat Wnlly Marrow In the 220 yard dash. Mar row ran be remembered a* the athlete who placed flrat at the state meet It *4 |Mr M '*■»# KM www r, 4 hr to ifalntntf IliM t ••* K4*d R to wtrt»« l« dnfttoKla kk Nt *4 Met • nr to vlN Mr* t* tore In pr ninvt i amldrinK W ik to n tor leltef KM to kM HIM IK Ik* ,litre ,tm n ,*. t tt,*re that k* I* •larking M» to* to** KfMKdlM «K**Kl i«t Mr Hot petfhteMn# *1 Kkratetot Pe tto mini lt!*h (MMtott KIK* Thorn*.. hn.hr n» «»*, «M tkrlili InoMirD ratofl***, nil* only mine KHl pit lia.k, p*.rtke Ihire I Iran* pr*»l ntft I* I to MW * I... In out., Ito to fh»l hurra* * nlth J**ra kellefWMK with If |M*hil«, Th«m*« plated ner oral In Ito |K*»*N dn.h In tto ftral Hint »f IH** »*«md.. Orrl to fto hlth hurdle. and eemnd In Ito tt» low hordlr. Th»ma* alra throw* thr dt.cn., In nhlrh *' *nt to placed mil In lhr .laic ntftl l»»l rear, *nd •hr .hoi pul. whlrlt to heave. *r*i#Kd IS tot With pri*s<*e training ftorh % litnldi claim* Thorn** wonld to nnr of Ihr f*.l#.| athleto ever pul #ul by a Nehraaha high *rh»ol. Jnra Feltertnan. alar diatom*# pnr former I* aleo on allaround track ath In# Fan* hope to hear from him Kt the atat* mwl thl# year. f*omlne. illmlnutlve It" yard man, la ahowlna up fin* In practice. He placed aetond In thla daah In th# Interrl*#* m##t One of the beet track team* aeer put out at Central High aehool la eg peeled to to th# 1J24 team, and hope" of ehatterlng many atat# rec ord losk keen. pHr|..—Tlie flrat gn%» ellmUthm terta for the Olympic game# were die appointing and Indicated France would have to rely on It# old atandby# for point*. One Thousand and Forty-Nine Races Held at Tiajuana Track This Season Tlajuana Race Track, Tx>wer Cali fornia, April 21—Shouldering the top Impost of 132 pounds and forcing the pace all the wajr, Idttle Chief, a S year-old son of Wrack-Medora II, Sunday won the Au Revoir handicap at 1 l ie mile* by ths narrowest of margins recognised on the turf—a nose. Second was The Araucanlan, 113 pounds, snd Cherry Tree, 116 pounds, was third. The field com prised six starter* snd the time was 1:«6, this being only twelfths of a second slower than th* track mark for the distance. The Au Revoir handicap waa the outstanding feature of a card of 1* races which cloeed the Tlsjuana track for the season. The perfect weather and fast track drew a crowd eathnat >d It 17.ooo, the eecnnd largeet of the *ei*on. The day waa the ItMh racing day of the »eaeon which wa* opened laaf Thanksgiving day and the 10th race of the day made the 1,040th race of the aeaaon. Judge Franct* Nelaon. presiding eteward, aald Ihta waa a record for the number of facet errt held In one eeaaon at any track. In a etatement taauad tonight Preei dent Jamea W, Coffroth sold that dut Ing the long meeting there hed been dialrlbilled approximately 17,000,000 In etakee and puraea. Little Chief hold* the honor of haring lowered three track marka during the eeaaon and now holda tha one mlla, 1:37 3 8; the 114 mllee, 2 04 4-1, and the two mllee 124. .TABLET IS UNVEILED TO “BILL” DONOVAN New Heven. Conn., April tO — Be** ball Humlav paid It* «ltnple but lm prmeive tribute to William E. "Wild Bill" Donoyan. former manager of th* New Haven club of the Eaxtern league, who died In the wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited December I. taet. Notable* of th* gam*. Including Commleeioner K. M. Landl*. man ager* of eeveral major league team*, representative* of practically every baseball league in the country and a number of leading aport wrltera took part In the dedication of the memorial tablet erected at Wei** park, tha New Haven club* ground*. w Hf^rVAl w The Screen'* Create*! Lever* C0R1NNE GRIFFITH CONWAY TEARLE TRULY A GREAT PICTURE Fm EMORY’S GARDEN” D* Luae Presentation *f a Melody Love Stery With Ellingaon and Poor® HiAl TO OHfHUTHA ••stSaijUIla C«r|« ~A4«r*ttMi "FAMILY LIFE** A Marry Miauy af • Muddla-Mlwdad Man ' I7-"" ~| TeiH|M ^7 , _ Fh Mai MM Far a wall Fiihmmw Wad Jnrtl The Uholr Town'a Talking i AiTMia MoraiM raauiiTt : “The Old Soak” With TOM WISE ••4 • nnnuoit r«mpMr. mrtif *• for FIs# (ir##l NmIIm Im (hlfs#*. A Hh«lo Ion Im Jlo# York "IMlo# IkM I Ifhlulft* M—4 fcl Vows. r.«mina*t tar. at aa. ai aa. at aa. at aa Fay. Fill# m>i. Wad.: mm. ti aa. at aa Rjggfigjwf i CLYDE DOERR I Wellington I CROSS I.vtm A N»I»J HOI ME* A LI VCKf. TAw A f.i«« _C»A> A AA*m. Mary on VadieA Ota Gyfi ^ will 11 AVI H GE33 » Fro4 Thom tan ••4 SILVER KING I* “NORTH OF NEVADA” WILLIE HUNTER TO PLAY HUNTER Pajudrn*, Cal., April *1<—Th« •out hern California amateur *oP toum*mrnt. ent*r*d Into tN flan round* today with VPIH1* X. Hunt ft, form or Brltl*h amateur champion, do fendtnc hi* *outh»m California till* ataJnat Dr. Paul Hunt*r, foma*r *t*,t* amateur champion. [JtNNlVERSARY WEEK New Playing By all odd* the greatest attraction in vaudeville, IRVING’S MIDGETS: 28 little men and women Malta*** Start at SiM. Mit|*b Appear at 4ilS. Thu* gieiag wheel «hil* 4rea aa eppertaaitr at at* teadiag the afteraeea per* (armaat*. I The Perfect Photoplay LILLIAN i GISH \ in "The White Stater'* I'roaontod for tho Firot Time Anywhere at theao prirro Mats.-35c Efis.-SOt Attond Early Shoe* •t tho I ' • IBffil EnryMr'i Ftf«ril« THOMAS MEIGHAN "THE CONFIDENCE MAN" AM AltrwItMi j Chief Silver Tonfu* It WilkMM •»/ '<*» SEASON’S CLOSING *EEK Mollis Williiat £*£•, A»4 M« V«| Owm MIAm MVUr, ,W.tfc Watofc A Mm *M f*l >|| (Me | r«.*t t*«.. h«. o r»* lotMi