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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1925)
Bluejay Cagers Prepared to Give Marquette Five Battle Tomorrow Night - y Wisconsin Five Will Enter Fray f \\ i tli Sub Lineiip Second Stringers Credited With 19 to 17 Victory Over John Carroll Uni versity Last Thursday. IIK Creighton uni versity Blue jays, with their third North Central ron ferenre basket ball championship dang ling from tlieir re spective belts, and with 13 consecutive wins tills season be hind them, are prim and loaded for their elasli with Marquette at the Hilltop gym Sat tw ilight. Followers of the Blue and Whitt; all-eonqueroriiiK quin tet were inclined to sigh and opine that tiie game would lie another waHtaway for the Bluejays when word was received at Omaha that (lie five regulars on the Marquette team k had been ordered to turn in tlieir suits as punishment for attending tiie junior prom. But word which was shot from Milwaukee soon after this news puls the affair in a new light, and an easy victory over Marquette is one thing Coach Seliahlnger does not anticipate. For those substitutes of Coach Mur ray's tore into the John Carroll uni . versitjs last Thursday- night to win a 19 to 17 victory over the quintet which had previously crushed the Marquette regulars under a 36 to 16 count. Anyway; fight is what puts the ginger and snap into a cage contest, and these Marquette second string ers have an abundance of this com modity; so a pleasant night is prom ised the Creighton five. Tickets are on sale for the game at the regular ticket stations. FEATHERWEIGHTS TO FIGHT TONIGHT New York. Feb. 19.—Four of the leading featherweights in the 126 pound division, outside of the cham pionship class, will compete in the fistic program at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. "fi.-ihe" Herman, Pacific coast prod uct, will meet Ilobby Garcia of Camp Holnblrd, lid., In the 12-round head liner. Danny Kramer of Philadelphia finalist in tiie tournament jn which Louis (Kid) Kaplan of Meriden, Conn., was crowned king of the feathers, np will face Lee (Kid) Roy, 126-pound champion of Canada. Two other six rounders complete the program. LOCKE SHOWS WELL IN SPRINT TRYOUT Lincoln, Feb. 19.—Roland Locke, champion 100-yard sprinter of the Missouri valley conference, in a try out on the Huskor indoor track here this evening, made the 300-yard dash In- :32-8-10 in Ills first tryout. He was paped by Davenport, Norfolk lad, v.’ho was give-n a big handicap. Crimes, the star Husker 110-yard dash man, set a new record for the Indoor track of :32. His best record heretofore had- been :32 6-10. Dailey of Alliance ran with Crites and pushed him to the tape, being about a half foot behind Crites when he went over the line-. Dailey put up a fast pace and led Crites until the final spurt. TECH PREPARES FOR CENTRAL FIVE J7oa.ch , Drummond is leaving no Obstacles in his way in preparation for the gage- game with Central. He Is putting hts team through a daily practice with good results. The Tech .'lads are taking no chances of losing the Central game, and are preparing themselves to carry off another vic tory at the expense of Central. The Techdters have scrimmaged against the Tech seconds every night during thp last week, and have had ip work hard against them. The team is in gpod condition. Millhollln, a guard;- returned to the squad last ***%" night, after being out with an injured eye. DEMPSEY ON STAND IN M’COY’S BEHALF Los Angeles, Feb. 19.—Jack Dempsey, bridegroom and world*! heavyweight pugilistic champion, ap peared today as a witness for th* defense of Kid McCoy, ex fighter, or trial for robbery and assault. Dempsey’s testimony was in lin« with other evidence produced by t(jf defense In prove that McCoy’s mlhf was not sound. The champion told oi McCoy having tried to arrange a flghi with Dempsey for the title. Dempses . 1 said that, ho "kidded him along," ai he felt that McCoy was "a little off.’ y. He snid that old fighters frequentlj of wore affected that way as a result ol \rinfc punishment. Alan Helffrlrh. IVnn Stale stsr. I«* am |ni<H to with I’navn Nurm hi ,i half pill*. The I Inn In willing tf h' l rpt, act orillnr i" hi* train* r. Flugi Qti>* Lilt wantM time io fir hlmnelf fm •n »fn»rt a ilmfanre before doinir no. i OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCES — 1 V - — — 1 ** " 1 *~ 1 1 1 1 "*"* rmigsjn FAIR GROUNDS. First race: Six furlongs: Meddling Mattie (Froggette). 18-5 7-5 7-10 Elusive (LaCoste) .2V»-1 7-5' Admirer (Fronk) .7-10 Time: 1:14 3-5. Foxtail. Good Time. Roots .V Shoes, Recover, New Hope, Troop er. Fomerene and St. Anthony also ran. Second race: Three and one-half fur longs : Black Tea <F. Fool).8-5 2-5 1-5 Bathilde Seth (Gross) .4-3 1-3 Tort her (But well) . 2Vb-l Time: : 41 4-5. Nadia Mr. Ben Handly, Uncle Bill. Burnt. Nadine Kee. Janis IV. Pangold, Ben McQraw and Rare Gift also ran. Third rare: Mile and 70 yard*: Prima Donna (Allen) .4-1 8-5 4-5 Tarrayce C. (Herbert) .6-5 1-2, Ossaieen (Jones) .3-1 Time: 1:45 4-5. Antonia. Chaplet. Paul*; ina, Anaspriaa. Good Morning Sophy. Me dina. Twelve Bells and Lucky also ran. Fifth race. Mile and 70 yards: Costlgan (Thomas) .even 2-5 1-51 Lady Belle (L Lang) .7-5 1-3 Setting Sun (Leyland .1-2 Time. 1:43 2-5. Barracuda. George de Mar and Gorget also ran. Sixth race, l 1-16 miles: Rock X- Rve (McAullffe) . 3V*-1 7-5 3-5 Plus Ultra (Alien) .even 2-5 Bean King (Tiner) .4-5, Time. 1:47. Battle Shot. Eleanor 8.. A1 Boyd. Bov From Home. Klnburn and Say no also ran. Seventh ra«e. 1^ miles: Westwood (Fronk) .7-10 1-3 1-6 Six Pence (McAullffe) .2Vu-l even Taylor Hay (Moore) .even Time. 1:54 3-5. Slanderer. Vlrglniu*. Zanzibar. Telescope, Cheer Leader and Sea Court also ran. Fourth rate; ,s.x furlongs: Best Pal (Roman, ill).6-1 2-1 7-10 The Vintner < Hue| i .4-5 1-3 Certain ( H. Harvey).out Time: 1:13. Marvin May, Elvina and lust David also ran. MIAMI. First race: Five and one-half furlongs Probity (Weiner).. 7.30 4.20 3.20 M uskallonge (Kennedy).6 30 3.40 Golden Wings (Byrne). 3.90 Time: 1:06 4.5 Sea Wolf. Fictile, R«»y aline. Miss Leggo, Hlrrichlna. Hard Guess. Hriarcliff. Billy Gardner and Princess Ahmed also ran. Second race: Mile and one «ijrtn*'ot*' Duelma (Noe). 23.90 9,40 5.80 Red Arrow (Dolin)..*.,u 1 Lough Storm (Parke).4 40 Time: 1:49 1-5. Hands Up. Lieut. Far rell. Miss Vaal. Tulane. Seastnke, Nellie Gough and Mr. Beck also ran Third race. Five and one-half furlong* Wildlane (Ambrose). 7 70 3.40 2 70 Theo Fay (Kurttinger). 5.40 3 •'(> Gad (Noe) . . .. 4 20 Time: 1:06 2-5. Betty Malone}’. Rosa mond. Old Broadway, Sandpile. Then Red. Planter and Great Moments also ran. Fourth ru<»- One-half mile Mulligan (Rodriguez)... 36.70 19 19 10.10 Pretty Bill (Fisher).....24 30 1 <mo Boosting (Stuns)..6 20 Time: 49 1-5. Mystify. Bierme. Sea Crest, Overlook, Kiyi and Fore Flyer also ran. Fifth rate: Mile and l-16th: Volant* (Hoffman).6.70 2 6o out Urlihsmald (Fields) . 2 70 out Slice (BuxtorU .out Time: 1:47 8-5 Hobson also ran. Sixth race: Six furlongs: Uproar (Noe) .13.60 6 70 4 60 Dicky (Williams) . 1 1 40 6.30 Pat Casey (Weiner) .3 90 Time: 3:13 Bee*. Blanche E. Blossom House, Channel, Slippy Sam and Lady Choco also ran. Seventh race: Mile and an eighth: Voshlml (M-Taggart).h.20 4 60 .3 4o La noli (Sutts) .7.90 5.10 North Breeze (Mathen).2 ®0 Time: 1:54 1-5. Doctor Jim. London Smoke, Atomln and Hyperion also ran. TIA JUANA. First race: One-hHlf mile: Golden Sweep (Robert) .... 13.80 6 40 7 no Dormouse (Ellis)..25.60 4 40 El Mirasol (McHugh) .22 40 Time: .49 15. Ml Amigo. Flaxseed. Let 'er Six. Mrs. Moore, i'«ramb*. Lady Nunn, Swlngaway *nd Viking also ran. Second race: Five furlongs: Good Hope (Ellis*.19.SO 4 «0 2 80 Kerrigan’* Heir (Taplin).3 00 2 40 Roxana (Griffin).3 40 Time: 1:00 1.6. Big Indian. Tnoter*. Bcgc* I. Bessie Young Mis* Ursula nd. Crest, Alice Harvev. Midnight Bell. Last chip and Reno Lady also ran. Third rnee: Five furlongs Dr McArthur iTaplinj. 9 00 4 20 3 20 Mt. Rn*e (Martinez) .3.30 3A0 Decoration Lass (E Fator). . 40 Time: l:Ot2-5. Sam Freedman. Ethel Brown. Sure and Harry Davis. Jr., also i an. Fourth race: Mile and 70 yards: 3 \ ear-olds and up; claiming; puree, |600: Marlon North. 100 (McHugh).7.00 3 40 *.40 »• Eve Bright. 115 (T.xplln). 3.60 3 60 Miss Paige. 108 (Elston).18 40 Time: 146. Pembroke. Norain, a Mala mot. Smiling. Quota. Black Watch. II; Aggie. Chick Barkley, Bantam. York and Lassie also ran. Fifth race: Six furlongs: 8 year-old* and up; pur»e. 1700: Hedge Fence, 110 (Barnes).2.20 2.40 2.20 Romany Fty<\ in# (Clormley)-3.20 3 : aOllvla. 113 rSmlth).3 40 Time: 1:114-6 Rockford, Alleviator, aQIntano Ron and T.uznva alao ran. aRancho Wrklup entry. Sixth race. Claiming, purse $800, 3-year olds and up. one mile: ,, - .. Lady Inez. 10f» (Griffin) 33.40 14.00 * 20 Edmon. 99 (McHugh) .5.80 3.-0 Coeur D« Lion. 113 (Klston) .2 40 Time 1:40. ('rack O' Dawn. Post Pis pat'-h. Sweet Grass and Worthman also Seventh race, purse $1,000, 3-year-olds and up. « furlongs Lu-ky Play. 120 (Walls) 4 80 3.20 3.00 Postilion. 92 (Mortenson) .4.20 3.00 Atherstone. 110 (Wakeoff) . 3 00 Time: 1:10 4-5 (New track record). Dominltjue. Cherry Pie, Fabian and Firm Frl'-nd also ran. Eighth race, purse $700, 3-year-olds BeMeu^ood. * 1 oV*"**^'f«r) 13.00 6.60 2 80 Trusty. 114 (Craig) .10.00 -.80 Nantucket. 116 (Taplln) . . .. Time: 1:00 3-5. Caveat F-mptor. Run away. Krewer. Pawnbroker, F’ullpolnt, Great Fhnishor also ran. Ninth race: Purse. $700; 3-year-olda and up; 5 furlongs: Serena (Craig) .61.80 *•-•60 7.-0 Sonny Bunnv (Hoagland) . 3 60 3.go xLittle Shasra (Elston) .•; • • 4 *0 Time 1 oi Marcheta. xMias Nantura. Lure of Gold. xBlackfoot. Miss Shasta. Pennon, and F'ort Churchill also ran. x Field. __ TIA JUANA. First rare: 4 furlongs; purse. $600; 2 vear-olds: Jimmy Trina ..105 What’s the Time 110 Alborak.106 Malmonides . ..112 Lady Julian .107 Private Seth ...112 Peter Whiffle .110 Epsomlte . .112 Mushon.110 Three Sixty ...11a Second race Mile and 70 yards; purse. $80(i; 3-year.olds and up; claiming; elimi nation race: ... Shaft Inn .1"2 xJohn Hurwell 110 zCallthump -1"* zRolauwr .no xKilna Y.Hi* xShori 1 h«ns« 110 xNrvpr (’an Tell.1*5 Kiel Dfkmond 113 Third race: Six furlonit. pun*. »«0U; 4 -year-olds and up; claiming: xT-a.l. H .105 xRrur Roberta 11* xMalznvana ...1*5 Sampla . 113 xRoaemlnt .. . 1*5 xcjulnan . 1*< xlrf’ttrr H ....1*5 Program . 113 xi'arrla Moor* 1*5 FLreworth - }}{ xRenl* Young 105 xNavaJo . *1 xOreen Springs 107 xAu Revoir 107 Pat Mabrey ...107 xRosa Atkin .10 xCoonjba . 107 xM’j* Fat •> Fourth rare Purse. $600: 4-year-ol Is and up: claiming, 6 furlongs Queen Roxle . . ton xT. .1 P dergast 11 xMisa Spears ...107 xBusy Hob ....114 xHumma . . .1*9 Sir John Vergne l-’2 xF’inli Trnny .107 Review . 1H xRnokworm . ..107 Halbert.11 • Herald.114 vFernandes . . .11 xTime and Tide 112 xOur He- .J5‘* xJav Roberts .114 xPlg Indian ...114 x Bowsprit . • ..Ill xO’pian King l.l Fifth rai e. 5 u, furlongs, maiden 3-year o|(4> nurse $600. claiming: x Wilt rude Wood 10 5 Peter Tatter ..112 xLot of Style lufi Dr. K. xSIrg On .105 Joe Patton ....112| xShasta Rapids 105 Just Folks -112 xJenks .107 Home Run ....112 Lake Chapalla 110 xWee Girl • * * * 21’5 Jolly Bonita .110 Mias Lane ....JJJ xKIngman .110 xShasta Ltd 107 Lady Berril’on 110 xLittle Agnes ..105 Sixth ra«-f: Purse. $800; three-year-olds and ut>. calming; 6 furlongs: xSeth’s Baron . 95 xOdd Seth .107 xNot Enough .. 95 xCoffleld .. ••{ 4 xPogonlp .1«0 Wild Heather .117 ax San Isabel .101 axBatsinan ...120 xRunolathe .106 Seventh ra re; Mile; purse. $800 ; 4 year-olds and up; claiming: xMltau . 96 xWorthman • i"® xFaIr Rowena 9t Catherine Mar’e H'J xBiark Ward 103 Sandalwood ....1*0 xSonhia Oold’n 103 xPlanet .\ln xPolo Ground ..103 Blarneystone ...1-3 Porto Pe Oro 106 . Eighth race Six furlongs; $.00; 3 yesr-olda ond tip; rlaimlng: xBellwood 94 xKla ...... xBright Idea ■ 9« xDr T S. 1» ey H'J xMatlnc Idol 1*1 TopO'thtM* 11* runic.1*3 Ruildy M* xTli* Cheetah 1*3 Bullet Proof .115 Ninth rnc; Six furlonua; II**; >* yo-i r old. and* up; rlnintInK - x^ubtle - 96 \N«n McKinney D'< xCordon Rouge 102 Runieg .1'*8 xldle Thoughts 103 Star of Eve . ..1JJ xW-od Cry .. .104 Brimstone .. » x Ret b Vi 7. . . 104 Diorned . 110 Clear and fast FAIR GROUNDS. First rare: Purse. $1,000; 3-year-o'd maidens; mile and 70 yards. Tea Trav .-U* Fear Naueht . .1 * Lurkv I«5 La<lv Gallivant 1 I.lttl* l’»l . . .!*'■ Valentina Kleanor W. . .1*5 Booatf' . Sorlin* .11* John pj]M»«hv 115 Peter Decoy .103 Storm Cloud ..107 K»i ond race Purse. $1 000 3-year-old maidens; 3C* furlenga; Vacation Time 116 ftilene •••)>].; Pico Antes . .109 Lola Monte* i Ounnv .sack .116 Northern Miss . .11 Wayne Jr. . ..116 Pleasure Sands 112 Enrl Combs ...116 Bootsle .113 Little Moon ...113 Bllllken .113 Mnrr.mle Mack . 11* Fred Hatch ....111 Mother Moon ..10* Ena .113 Harlew llall ...112 Mayroma .113 ' Third race. Purse $1,000; claiming; 3 • o'd ro>d up 6 furlongs: Centimeter ...118 Mo day Morn Brother Jc»hn 0?» ing .*,® Everglade .111 Phil Mayers ..110 Rodeo .102 Mv Destlnv ... 91 Foxmore .*7 John C. Kelly I** Fluor Pine ....1H Pillager .H‘2 Scoop .Dorothv Buck 1*11v M.1"6 Ill Caligula .Ill Re* over . Tangara .103 Boo Boo .. 8u Fourth rate: Purse. $1,000; “KirksdaWt Purse." three-year-olil; 6 furlongs: Will Wells .10* Seth's Treasure 112 BUI Roberts ...106 Romp ..106 Buttin In .112 Tonnere .106 Elector .116 Rumbling .104 Fifth race: Purse. $1,000; Prince** Purse. Fillies and Mares, three-year-olds anti up; one mile: Forest Flower.. 104 >fis» Melee ...111 tialatia . *8 Dust Flower ...108 Mabel C.86 CherryCote ....101 Sixth rate: Purse. $1,000; claiming, three-\ear-olds and up: 1 1-16 miles: Rolling Wave .. The Reaper ...102 Woodland Queen 97 Fifty-Fifty ...10* Twelve Bells ..108 Walespa .114 The Fenian . ..1"9 Delsan .102 War Prize . ..106 Future .10> Pensive.114 Fred Kinney ..111 Seventh race: Purse. $1,000; claiming; 3-vear-nlds and up 1 1-16 miles. Alluring .101 Elrst Call .106 Overtake .1"6 Nlvlag .104 Armistice .111 Hidden Money . J&i Stumn Jr.106 Warren Lynch ..92 Flaxev Mae _106 The Leopard . . .99 Anniversary ... 111 Weather, clear: track, fast. Church Gagers to Play for Championship Tonight The championship of the Y. M. C. A. class B Church league will he de cided tonight at 8:30, when the First Christian Diamonds clash with the First Christian TNTs. Gould Wins at Racquets. New York, Feb. ID.—Jay Gould of Philadelphia, national court tennis champion and one of the favorites in the national racquets singles cham pionships, was carried to five sets to win his opening match In the tourna ment today over Howard T.inn of Chi cago. The score was 6-15, 15-7, 15-11. 116 and 1514. Delaney, Flowers Rematched. New York. Feb. 19— Jack Delaney. Bridgeport (Conn.) middleweight, and Tiger Flowers. Atlanta negro, were matched today for a return contest of 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. February 2«. Delaney won by a knockout in the second round of their bout here a month ago. For Deep Chest Colds All colds should be treated with vapors, for vapors alone can carry the medication DIRKCTLY to the air passages and lungs. Yi» ks is a "vapor" treatment in salve form. For deep chest colda you first apply hot wet towels over throat and chest to open the pores, then massage briskly with Vicks for .* minutes. spread on thickly and cover with a flannel cloth. Vicks not only penetrates like a poultice or plaster, but the in gredients. vaporized by the body heat, are inhaled all night long. This double action usually check* the most stubborn cold overnight. XflCWB w v a ro Rub Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly ISPEE AGON Chassis, at tensing I Economy—Dependability— I Long Lite. Since 1915 the I Mighty Speed Wagon has I eombined these character- I istles to the advantage of I more than 100,000 owners I Dominant In Every I Field of Commercial I Haulage I J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO. I REO DISTRIBUTORS p Phone AT. 3425 2558 Farnsm Street Lucky Play Sets Track Record in Race at Tia Juana SAN niKGO. Cal., Feb. 19 —A Tie Juana track record was smnsliei’ today when Lucky Flay, owned by W. Averlll Harriman of the lain Cabin stable, and ridden by Jockey Walls, won the six furlong feature of tlie day in flip fast time of 1:10 4-5 The record of 1:11 1-5 was field joint ly by Osprey, Better Luck and Sun nyiand. The seven starters included six candidates for tile Coffroth handi cap to he run March 29. The win ncr carried top weight of 120 pounds hut won by five lengths, tightly held. Postillion was second and Atherstonc third. One of the contestants in the race was Cherry Pie, from flic Green tree stable owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, and holder of the American mile record of 1:35 2-5. Mrs. Whitney's stable scored a re markable success in tlie fittti race of six furlongs, when Hedge Fence, son of Whisk Broom II, making his first trip to the post, won ovpr a speedy crowd of runners, coming from behind. Word of liis speed had , been widely circulated and tile price on Ilim was only 1 to 10, __ I Hartford, Readville Give l p Grand Circuit Racing Dates By J*re*K. Cleveland, O., Feb. 1‘J.—Hartford. I’onn., and Readville, Mass , have re linquished their Grand circuit dates. Win H. Kinman, secretary of the Hr cuit, was informed late today. In dlanapolLs and Milwaukee will take their places. Cards Anticipate Victory in Game With York College Quintet Tonight MAHA U will run Into stlffer opposition tonight than Western Inion furnished Wednesday, when York rollege, play ing some of the strongest basket Imll In the state conference, will engage the local five on the home court. York turned In a deris ive victory over Kearney Normal a couple of days ago, and Kearney defeated the < ar dinals at the start of the season. However, the Cards are giving the edge to no team, anil York will have to step out In fine form if it is to figure in tonight’s victory. Coach Adams gave his men hut a light basket-shooting workout yester day afternoon, and the squad should lie in fine shape for the battle. The same lineup that started the game holding Western I nion to eight points night will fare Hit York quintet: I’rather, center; Cowan and Anders nun, forwards; Schneider and Slater, guards. The strength of the Cardinals' de fense syst'-m, indicated by the feat if against Western I'nion Wednesday will h e a more severe test against the fast York team, but If it shows the same form, should be able to hold the visitors <' iv . while the Red *vl Black attack Is prying open the hoop foi enough counters to win. At any late, a h'U time Is certain, for Orna ha is determined to climb out of the conference basement, and proposes to! use this same as a means thereto. Bluejays Ready for Meet Tonight Creighton university trarksters Thursday went through their final] workout preparatory to the North] Central conference Indoor track meet to be held at Creighton gym tonight at 8. Six teams are entered in the meet. They are: Creighton, Mnrnlngslde. .South Dakota state. University of South Dakota, Nebraska Wesleyan, and Des Moines university. A. A. Schabinger will act as referee and starter. HUSKF.RS PLAY PIKERS TONIGHT I.incoln, Foil. 19 —Coach Kline and his University of Nebraska basket tail team left this evening for St. l.ouis where tomorrow night they will meet the Washington university five in a Missouri Valley conference game. Saturday night the Cornhusker team will play the Missouri Tigers at Columbia. Players making the trip are Volz. Tiplon and Andreson, guards. Goodson and Eckstrom, cen ters, and Smaha, Klepser, Usher, R«»rk!<- and Klack, forwards. JOHNSON DEPARTS FOR HOT SPRINGS Reno, Nev., Feb. 19 —Walter John son. star twirler for the Washington American league team, world cham pions, left tonight for Hot Springs, Ark. He saya he will sign * -new contract with the Senators on ar rival at Hot Springs, but not IbyWioie than two years. Ho prefers only a one year contract, he said. 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