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TTT.E OMAHA DAILY "BEE: PT'XDAV, MAT 12, 1001.
FIRST WEEK AUGURS WELL
Opining of Weitirn Lugnt Accomplishtd
TTidir FaTortble Ampices.
ATTENDANCE SATISFACTORY ELSEWHERE
Tennis Ilnrr .Montr rk-nml-rck nml
tin- Clinxu fur (ho I'rriiinnt Prom
ises In lie Clour nml KteltlnK
.eicnn Open Here Prlilnj.
The first week of the Western league hcb
son has been a satisfactory one. Satisfac
tory to the promoters of the organization
bocunse the Attendance has been good and
Inillcutlvc of an enthusiasm that will re
suit 'n liberal patronage tho season
through and satisfactory to the fan bo
cniiso of the splendid quality of ball being
played by all of the teams. A conclusion
warranted by the shotting made by tho sov
eral teams during tho first week Is that tho
riue for the pennant Is going to be a close
nac. Tho teams are so well matched that
the chase for tho ting promises to bo nn
exciting ono nil tho way through.
U the close of the first series of games,
whor the eastern teams met the west and
tho northern tho south, six of them were
tied for second place, with a percentage of
.SCO each having threo won and three lost
chalked up to their credit. Kansas City,
with seven games played, led off with h
percentage of .571, having won four out of
tho seven. St. Paul brought up the rear
with u showing of seven games played nnd
Ihreo won. This standing proves con
clusively that the teams are evenly matched
and. unless something unforeseen happens
or some club has a run of exceptionally
hard luck, the Indications aro that the
pennant-winning team will be a matter of
speculation until the very end of the season.
Omaha fans are satisfied with the show
ing the local team has made on Its west
ern trip. Pap Itourkc Is already having his
share of III luck, but It is better to have It
now than later In the season. Handicapped
by the nbsencc of nn old head for buck
stop duty tho locals have won three out of
six games played In the west.
In the second game with Denver Kddle
am inn hail his hand badly Injured and
will not bo able to play for at least a
month. Ills absence from the team (tit a
big hole and In all probability. If he had
bon ahle to play, the entire series would
have been won from Hilly Union's "l.lttlo
Willies.' Olndo whh the only man avail
able for backstop work when Lauzon was
laid up and the little fellow has been doing
his best. Hut Phil hasn't had tho experi
ence necessary to equip htm for bearing
tho entire responsibility of the catcher's
position. Then, too, (Hade had his thumb
dislocated In tho first game with Colorado
Springs nnd Manager Uourke writes that It
was only by reason of the youngster's pluck
that he wnsn't deprived entirely of tho
services of a catcher
Tho Importance of having nn experienced
backstop cither In the game or nn tho
bench available for service in case he Is
needed is appreciated by everyone familiar
with base ball. It Is not enough for a
c.ilcher to stand behind the bat and stop
the balls. Ilo mti3t have bis mind work
ing every Instant of tho play. A young
p'tenei In the hands of a capable backstop
irtfcl plays different ball altogether than
when ho U caught by nn Inexperienced
player. It Is not at nil unreasonable to
nsscrt' that everyone of the gumes played
In Colorado Springs would have boon won
by Omaha If It hadn't been for the accident
which befell I.auzmi and put him out of the
game.
I tick lluckley's arrival from Chicago was
most timely. The old American leaguer
reached hero the first of the week. He
didn't expect to don n uniform for a week
or two, hut as soon as I.auzon was hurt
Manager Uourke telegraphed for Huckley to
get In as good condition us possible and join
tho team at St. Joe. With Huckley in the
game thn Omaha team will be strengthened
ronslderuhly and the Kourkc family will
be neck-nnd-neck with the other Western
League aggregations, with the prospocts
fnvornblo for coming out n few lengths
uhcad during the early stages of the strug
gle. The coming of Frldav next Is bolug
awaited with a great deal of anxiety by
the fans of this city. That day will wit
ness the inaugural of the Western league
season of 1901 here and- It will be a gala
occasion. No matter what the outcome of
tho games In St. Joe nnd Kansas City may
be a warm welcome awaits the arrival of
tho Itourkltos. Tho fans here nro confi
dent that the team Is a good one and hnve
faith in .Mannger Rourke's ability to give
them satisfactory hnso ball.
The opening game will he with St. Joseph,
nnd from then until July 14 all hut twelve
ft tho fifty-four games scheduled will be
played on the homo grounds. First there
will bo a stretch of eleven games, during
which St. Joe, Kansas City, Denver and
Colorado Spilngs will bo seen nt tho Vin
ton street reservation. Then the Hnurko
family will Jump to l)es Moines for threo
games, two on Decoration day and. one tho
day following. In tho nine succeeding
games, beginning June 1. tho remaining
threo teams belonging to the league Des
Moines, Minneapolis and St. Paul, will
inako their debut to Omaha nudlences.
Juno It! tho locals will pay their first visit
to (he northern cities, playing threo
games each with Minneapolis nnd St.
Paul, returning here for sixteen games,
commencing Juno 19, At tho conclusion
of this long series the locals will mnlte a
flying trip to Des Moines and play threo
games and roturn to meet Minneapolis anil
-t Paul on the homo grounds for three
..mej each, which will bring the season
. 1 1 to July 14. Then tho Uourke family
will be away for thirty-nino games, with
an intermission of six games August C to
U which will bo played on the home
grounds with St. Paul nnd Minneapolis.
Tho locals will return September :t an.
finish tho season on the home grou-.
Hlaborato preparations nro being
made for the opening day. It will bo a
memorable event. Tho afternoon will wit
ness tho height of base ball's popularity
in this city, and tho great national game
will hold sway for n brief space of time.
Ono of the features will ho a parade. Car
riages will be occupied by the city and
county officials, representatives of the press
and some of .the most prominent base ball
enthusiasts of tho city. Tho Kagles, of
which order President Uourke Is a rhenv
her, will also bo largely represented In the
parade. There will be plenty of music of
tho circus order and the glee of tho small
boy when liar mi in comes to town will have
a counterpart In tho Joy of his elder brother
and his father when tho band starts to
play and leads off toward the ball park on
Vinton street.
Mayor Moores will bo tho first pitcher
Omaha will try out In the box. Ho will
pitch the first ball over the plate and make
a short address, welcoming the return of
tho baso ball season and bespeaking for the
Omaha team tho henrty support of Omah.i
enthusiasts as long an their conduct and
playing deserves commendation and sup
port. There will be some other exercises,
the nature of which has not yet been set
forth, nnd then the hattlo will be on In
earnest.
In the big leagues the past week has not
been marked by any unusual occurrence.
Thu lacu for supremacy between the Ameri
can nnd Nntlonal organizations Is being
watched with Interest. In Chicago, Phila
delphia nnd Hoston tho American is get
ting the better of Its more venerable rival
In thn matter of attendance, but tho Na
tional Is putting hp slightly the better
article of ball. It becomes more and mote
apparent every day that the conflict Is
unwise nnd unnecessary, and It Is to be
hoped that tho error of tho thing will hi
seen and appreciated by renson of tho les
sons which arc sure to be learned during
tho present year.
SEEK TO REVIVE PUGILISM
CITort HeliiK Miule to Start l-'lKhflim
(ianii- III (iili-imo Aunln Xcu' lllouil
lit lli'llil of .Mim eilient.
followers of pugilism residing In Chicago
bcllevo that they have been deprived of
pugilistic shows quite long enough. They
nro seeking to revive tho sport In the Lake
City and promise Mayor Harrison and tho
members of the city council to be good If
they are given the opportunity of resusci
tating the game.
Mayor Harrison was presented with a
formal request Inst week, asking for a per
mit to give u boxing show. The men who
are at the head of tho movement looking
toward a revival of tho sport In Chicago
nro Thomas Hunt on, president, and P. J.
Curt oil, manager, of the newly organized
Illinois Athletic club. Neither of these
men. It Is said, was In any way connected
with tho questionable fights which were
given In Chlcugo during tho close of last
year. They represent an clement that bo
Moves In legitimate pugilism,
Pi evident Hnnton nsserts that If tho
mayor of Chicago grants the permit which
his club seeks the public will 'be kept In
formed of all Its doing?. The drnw-if-both-niciwire-on-thelr-fect
basis of arranging
matches will he frowned down and any and
all fighters who attempt to work such a
Game will be blacklisted by tho club. All
splitting of purses and other arrangements
of a like nature will be done away with
and at tho least shadow of anything wrong
with a bout the men will be ordered otf the
stage nnd their money forfeited.
There hnH been no public boxing In Chi
cago since December IS. The Inst meot
Ing of the fighters was that between Me
Oovern and dans, and soon nfter that tho
city council passed a resolution condemn
ing the fights us then conducted. That put
nn end to the sport. Hut since then there
has been nnd Is now such a great popular
demand for tho glove contests that It Is
likely the mayor will give the matter care
ful consideration. He Is a great lover of box
ing himself and time and again has ex
pressed himself ns being In favor of It as
long as It Is conducted honestly and In a
mnnner free of scnndal.
"Kid" Carter defeated Jack Bonner nt
KoiiIhvUIo Monday night. Tho fight went
for twenty rounds and tho Hrooklyn man
was awarded the decision on points. Hoth
men entered the ring In prime condition
and put up a mill that was worth going
miles to sec. From start to finish tho coo
test was a lively one. Carter was the
aggressor, but up until tho thirteenth
round tho bout was an even one. After that
tho Hrooklyn "kid" got In his fine work
und his splendid in-lighting began to tell
on Honner. Jnck waded through the re
inalning seven rounds, but It wns only
by the exercise of an indomitable will that
he remained to the finish.
At the outset Carter begun work on Bon
ner's chin nnd face und early In the fray
drew blood from Jack's nose. The I'ennsyl
vaninn's left eve wns nlmnst Mnan.i i,. h
fifth round. Honner landed heavy right and
left Jabs to the wind, but throughout ho
seemed minus his well known force. Fully
n dozen times his terrible right swings
failed to find the "kid." who side-stepped
und played for the Injured eye. or chopped
down on the left side of his neck. The
Hrooklyn youngster's In-lighting nnd tho
nwful pounding oter iho kidneys soon began
to tell on Honner nnd In the fourteenth
round he was barely nbln to stand. How
over like a bulldog, he fought on. swinging
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wild or landing with little or no force. Not
a scratch marked tho kid's body, but hu
weakened noticeably In thn seventeenth
round, and from that time on his blows,
which he landed nt will, did no harm. Very
groggy and all but out, Honner hung on
till the twentieth round was passed, when
Kefereo Tim Hurst gavo Carter tho de
cision. Carter will go ngalnst Jack Root, the
undefeated Chicago middleweight, nt Ap
plcton, Wis., next Thursday night. This
bout Is attracting n deal of Interest among
devotees of the pugilistic nrt. Hoth mon
nro capable lighters and have equally good
records. They aro training hard for tho
fight nnd It promises to be a rattling good
performance. Carter will do his training
at Appleton anil ho expects to go Into tho
ring weighing about IBS pounds. Ilo will
bavo six or seven pounds more avoirdupois
than his opponent, but Hoot does not an
ticipate that tho handicap will give his ad
versary any great advantage.
DISEASES
DETHRONE
MANHOOD
Interest In the coming boxing and wrest
ling tournament, which will be held at
South Omaba for six nights, beginning
Monday, June 3, Is not confined entirely to
local KportBnicn Krom all over the stat
Inquiries concerning the uffalr aro coming
in nnd a number ot entries from nutsldo
the dty are expected. Tho plan of tho
tournament Is to glvo the amateur boxers
of Omaha and tho surrounding section a
chance to Bhow what they can do. No
professional pugilists or so-culled priza
fighters will be allowed to enter the lists.
In any ot tho boxing events. Tho only
persons eligible to entry ulll he those
who have taken up boxlnp for their own
amusement or as a physical exercise.
For the first two or three nights the
boxing events will bo In tho nnturo of try
outs. Tho men who are declared tho vic
tors In the four-round bouts will meet
later In the week, the plan being to lead
up to the final night, when tho boxers
who have been successful in each contest
they hnve entered will participate in a
grand finale, the winner to bo declared the
amateur champion of Nebraska In his chits
and receive In addition a handsome trophy.
The scheme is much like that of tho old
fashioned spelling school, Whenever one
of the boxers loses out nnd a decision Is
given over him tho vanquished one drops
out of the struggle nnd is not eligiblo
for entry In subsequent events. In tho
same manner tho wrestling matches will
bo conducted. Kddle Itoblnson, who Is
arranging the affair, btatrd yesterday that
the program for each night will bo full of
Interest. This assurance Is wurrantcd,
ho says, by the largo number of eluver
boxers and wrestlers who have already cu
tered the lists.
Oscar Gardner, thn plucky little fenther
welght who went against Terry McOovern
out In 'Frisco April 30. Is In town renewing
acquaintances nnd looking over the scenes
of his boyhood. It wns here that Gardner
first went into pugilism and the title given
him years ago, "The Omaha Kid," (.till
etlcks to him. Gardner expects to remain
hero for some time and Is negotiating for tt
match with either Patsey Magncr of St.
Iouls or Ole Oleson of Chicago.
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where the light could take place. Tills ob
stacle seems to havo been removed. In San
Francisco tho flRhtcng game Is at Its zenith
and the San Kranclseo Athletic club clulms
lo hnve a perml to bring off a light be
tween iho big fellows July .1 or I. So It's
up to tho lighters to show whether they
really want to get together or If thoy aro
afflicted with tho pugilistic malady of mus
lin mastication. Of course. It Is conceded
that 'Frisco In not tho best place In tho
worl I for tin holding of a big championship
affair, nur Is the tlmo of year proposed tho
best In point of climatic conditions, but
these objections are somewhat Insignificant,
It Is a certainty that the match would draw
bis and tho ofllclals of the club have an
nounced their willingness In guarantee tho
lighters a pretty sum if they will agree to
appear before their club.
"I think wo can get Jeffries and riuhlln
together," said Alec (ircggalns. ono of tho
men behind tho club. "Wo would prefer to
arrange a match between Jeffries 'and Fltz
Simmons and It Is almost a certainty that
ono of the matches will go through. If wn
fall In both, however, thero nro other
matches that cnn be arranged. Kd 'llnmnn
Is now In Now York trying to arrungo
terms. If he fails to do any business I
think a match will bo arranged between
Jack Moffat and possibly Jnck Hoot of Chi
cago or jome other equally good middle
weight. This would make one of tho best
cards that could bo put on here. As a sldo
enrd I would like to see a match arranged
between Hube' Kerns and Charley Thurs
ton. As a double bill this would bo about
, tho best ever."
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Detroit Free Props: Wife There's a
burglar down cellar. Henry.
Husband Well, my dear, wo ought lo b!
thankful that we am upstairs.
Wife Hut he'll come up here.
Husband Then we'll go down cellar, my
dear. Surely n ten-room housn ought to bo
big enough to hold threo people without
crowding.
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