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THE OMAIIA DAILT BEE: SIT N DAT. APRIL 13, 1902.
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BASE BALL WORLD IS BUST
Get Ott of fclit
fjMCE wTttrs OP IN COLPT
taeertaJa MatkM Httrbew foe tbe
Tlase krlag Tkrlk aa OHrr
ateetratatos' HIb fress Play,
tag at Biaaaa City.
Two tl'tr ttrmM last rwk tbat
rt-rbt te excite or passlnc wooier. Prrrn
V r KiMi'T. team fl'lralrd Cbariry Cwmls
kry't t unc a of champions la a very neat
ram at Ft. Joseph, aod thf lorw protid
ul Lamrfcty Americas assocatloa ru
etiirp!3 te tit eXrlal rortrlxsiiee of
tbe extatewce nt tfcr Trf'e-1 )a-se. After
calmly t-2tr-.i tL Kw.tn for mmi'.bi
aad refusltf to eveB px.k-pci it ex
preeeed Intention, tb America a baa cos
lata courts te secure it r.-bt, tbat la. ia
ctN tb Amerlcaa any rights tb
f'tri or siynti else la bound te respect-
Jskie vTetmer. tie left-banded
eiiarmas.er from Ottomwa, la- la Just sow
rePtra.ii.f4 from plirklEf, Tor Jimmy Kit
tle;'! Kutu City tram at tbc Ins'asc of
l")el Gear, wbo rlarrrs "Te1mer by vtrto
of a ecntrart and a reservattaa- It la act
yet dear If Helmer actually s,-aed a dob
tract wttb th Americas team, bat If be
fild. tbe best tblcc tbe "Westera caa do ts
ta tie a rat te htm. and tbat at solckly
as possible. As baa been said before ta
th1 raluma. a cotitrort fen-per la of o
brsefu te are team.. A player who will
dlsresa.rd bla contract with erne team will
not respect It with another, and eonse
eruerjtJy la of !ltUe aerrice te either. A
maaarer who will Induce a Blayer ta break
a r ob tract la n better tbaa tbe player,
aitd ouaht ta be ae rerarded- Tbe aaortlry
of tbe contract la the life of tbe pmt
an 4 unless tbe manafer respect It tbey
will tod It drfflcttlt ta grt tbe players ta
bold It la reverence. Aa excellent ex
ample of tbe Inconsistency of tbe mane
rerlai attitude on tbia moment ob point la
afforded In tbe Instance of Napoleon La
Jote. TTbea tbia bard-bitUna Frewl Ca
nadian Jnmped from tbe National te tbe
American ft w hailed aa a treat stroke
of policy oa tbe part of the Baa Jobnsoe
ites. Ubea the National tried te temnt
KapaJeon te Dome back, tbe Johneotlte
Best tap a bo1 tbat vaa beard from Ee
boken ta Pasaflena. Juat ahy It vaa rlrbt
far the American people te approach La
Jole one eeaaoa and vronc for tbe Na
tional to eeek te da boelnees a-lth btm the
stext la to profound a proposition la bane
ball ethics for the arernre tndlTldual. Te
a-et back to tbe case of Jakie 'VTeimer.
bere'a hoptcc that If be did Jump a con
tract a-lth the Dale Gear team tbe conrt
vlll send him back te Gear, and that Gear
vlll bare the arre te pat bia oa the
bench and keep htm there.
Aa ta the MrKlbben performance, mark
Solent be aald and an la pralae of the 6L
Joseph tuam. Comtaaey'e crowd bad
been doing thlnge ta rbe Gear atittt. and
waa ba-rint' a real merry time vbra It ea
eonstered the Train Ebbera. And ber
tbe rwica-ln-a-row eamna surely e& coun
tered the real thtnr It cxmldat be laid
ta sat tryiac for they had tbe mlbty Pat
tereoB., their boy voedr. la the boa. ad
arben tbey found be arouldnt do tbey pat
ta Garrts. and at 111 tbey tort the rame.
Utile etaiy-beaded btaupln. -fce waa al
ways aa eary for Omaha, and Bones Par
1a did tbe work tor th Train H.cliben, and
Aid it welL B13 E.ourkc aald teat clcbt
tbat Tan Brant had beea foinc about bare
beaded tbeee cold April days, for tbe reason
that fit bait m t- Joaeh as VLg aaaiia-b ar
bis V0 . WeU, we'll attend ta tbat la rood
eaaoa, Omaha baa tbe sertSo for presi
dential akerarepbalia tbla aeaaaa and la
prepared ta admin later It ta doaas t suit
oaaee at least once a day daring tbe enure
Roarke'e team hai bad a week of try
nt under very dlaoourartnc candiUo&a.
Tbe weather fcaa been more suitable for
baj-resUtt ire than tor tratnlnt; base ball
players, and tbe result Is that tbe practice
Omaha has bad has been more produrtire
of stiff muscles and lame Joints than any
thixif else. It baa eereed, thoecn, ta grre a
line oa what tbe boys can a when they
rt Inta condition. Nothing- has occurred
ta alter tbe Judrment already expressed,
that Omaha has tbe fastest Belding team
la tbe learne; ft fmly remains ta be aeea
tf tbey eaa bat well. The prtebers faced
t!B to data have beea first cbop. but bare
bad ao opportnmiry te extend tbemserrea.
wing ta tbc cold weather. Konrke la more
than wen pleased with his team, and while
be lent making any loud talk, be Is STitte
confident af bis showing la tbe race. Tbe
mea with tbe team have rome out
eery well, la Brews, Omaha will likely
nave tbe pitcher of tbe league. Ee la
strong aa an ex. has splendid cm eta and
PURITY
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that ward, ae fiwjueat
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OBLABXA lAUClL
EYERT WIKEGLASSFl'L CF
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IS A DOSE OF
Y1E0H AND HEALTH.
At frrstj tkrtrgtrst tti ftf.i,
Mo weirs
W1U not cure aj
peadiettla, awttieer
Anii-Kawf-
rlil at care typbood
lever hot It wtJ
etas a eold and
worst cough or sere tbruai. Otis
tearta at the drug aasre.
It.Wr.lAMaMt!
ptiotrc. and arperently eacelrent ndrment. 1
H.s motion if the tree, natural arm move
ment. wRa ne preliminary aurtebee. and
is mighty quirk. It wouldn't worry Brown
K tbe ten-eereoi rule were rat dewa te
one second. He would dnlirer tbe ball la
plenty of time, and with ruth a crura ry that
tbe batsmaa would be surprised- Bjsley.
too. Is up ta tbe promises made for
kirn. iKJaa, Kitkry. Ftone acd Burg are
all that hafi tieea ex;erted. Carter te taster
tbaa be was last spricg and will andoubt
edly do. Thomas and Bares tbow up well.
Ot tbe cil awmken it win da ta say that
tbey are all tbe same as last year save
Stewart and CaXhoua, wba have worked
off guita a little Seek and are that much
taster.
game rperulatloa aa te tbe eaocesecir of
President 'hitneld baa been Indulged. It
is pretty well settled tbat fr.on of tbe
Three-1 leag-ae can bae tbe place If be I
tuj It. Ail the magnates la or kixn, and
If be will take tbe posiuoa It is kjs.
Tbe Decrer Times ta Its seal te erarlnee
PresideBt Packard that be should reduce
his ndmiBFioa fee does Omaha aa Injustice.
That paper states tbat teat aeaaaa Iieaver
bad 1 w mere paid attendanoe tbaa
Omaha, tbe next ta tbe list. Tbe truth m
Jmt tbe other way round. Omaha bad aer
eral thousand mora paid attendance tbaa
IeCTer. but esver took la about COO
more tbaa Omaha on aecouat at tbe OTFer
ence la tbe price. It la not likely tbat the
price at Ifetrer will be reduced, as It is a
matter that concerns erery team la tbe
league and not Ienrer alone. Tbe added
expense of getting to the Queen City of the
Plains Is tbe factor that has determined
the extra tariff for the games out there
and it is not at all likely that the rislting
teams win abate their demands in order te
satisfy the desire of tbe tana out there for
cheaper ball, eves if the papers should re
sort ts tbe boycott tbey threaten. At any
rate, a boycott could hardly be worse tbaa
the merry anvil rborus tbe DeBTer papers
played tor tbe team test season.
LOCAL HORSE NEWS OF WEEK
BssJerari Brlage Oot the Speedy
Owes far s-e-4 Trials
Baaslay.
Last Sunday as tbe Boulevard brought
out quite a rumber of hcrses and their
owners. Ths morning was a little coal,
but tbe afternoon a as Just right tor a
brusli. Tbe road was In poor condition
urtU tbe driving park was passed, beyond
e kich the tooting was a good deal batter.
Hugo Bran deia and family ware out be
hind a handeome team. On tbe way back
tbey stopped at tbe drteing perk te new
the recent improvements being made
Arthur Brings rode behind a likely one
and had a lew brushes with a eoopls of
strangers.
Charlie Moore was oat behind a stylish
looking high-stepper. He stopped In at
tbe track and tried bis borse u suarter,
making it In tony aeooada, a goal showing,
since the horse la a heavy built one.
Joha Biahop, Jr.. of Clifton Hill, drove
his AlanHo colt. Ee did ne Bruabing. bet
expects te be there later era.
Harry Boot enjoyed a abort drtva, as alas
Clinton Brigga.
A. I. Thomas held tbe ribbons aver sT.
A. Paxton a Polly rax. IiV Mr. Thomas
drove out te tbe driving park to snake
plans tor tbe race meeting la Jane. Tbe
Erst turn of tbe track win be ragraded
and a few other paints leveled off. Tbe
center ftr.ld has beea plowed an, leveled
and sown ta grass. Other portions of the
ground wffl be tiled la and seed sown, and
by tbe time tbe moating arrives things win
be attractive to tbe eye. .
The Trotting association, lessee of tbe
driving park. Is patting tbe track la ehnpe
for tbe amateur raoaa ts eome off ta tbe
near tature. fceaaoa tickets axe being sold
ta pay for harping the track la repair.
B C Touxg ml South Omaha has eoat his
young stallion. The Marvel, te Galesburg.
III. wbers It win be traisod tor speed.
Tbe Marvel Is by Tbe Coacuerur, 1:12;
. Border Queen, by Kambriao Abdaliah
XS6I. soe of atambrine Patches; Sd dam.
Green's Bashaw Quaes, by v7oadbury,
grandaon of Eambletanian It; Sd dam. Lucy
ateeby, Richards Beilfounder. Mr. Toung
alee owns aa excellent roadster called Tbe
Prtnosaa, faS sister to The Marvel.
Lafayette Toaxg is driving aa excellent
mare la Volunteer torm. Eke hi by Louis
Napoleoa K7. by Volunteer tt; 1st data,
Lady Stena, by Biumberg's Black. Bashaw
TEf; granddaav Black Pet. aa old Michigan
mare, by Masurlode. by Hambietoaiaa 16.
Thomas atetmere. Pvllertas. Neb. Is
working a fact pacing mare, a tun sister ts
Cedar Girl. I and Cedar telle, t 2S4.
by vToodltne, 2 1. dam by Ehadeland On
ward, t la.
Oaiooel Eeary PTy of Tark. Neb. recently
purchased a black mare by Woodiino 1 11.
Her dam Is by Onward. I S1, granddaa by
Madrid U3i: la dam by Onward !.;
th dam by v7 est wood, son of Blackwood Tt,
fifth dam by Abdullah la. Tbla mare'a
pedigree Is easily traced "clear back ta
the wands, and. being s good gaited one,
should prove fast.
Jack Campbell at the Tea amah track hi
training Harold, t .l.. and two ethers. Bud
Latta baa Lena Kuaeel, l.MW Nina Buaeel.
S :Q. and lour others. Prank Campbell,
the Oklahoma trainer, is now at Tekamah
with five in his string. Including Lea
epragoe, 1 11V
Alex Nixon, Pullertoa, has a fast proa
pact by PlncasUe. eon of Kgotiat 1 US.
dam by Dictator. PiacaoUa ts another of
Egotist's sons comitg lata prominence. One
of his get. Dutch Mowery. 2 17V. raced
i eot-t uasfuily ta Michigan and Canada last
The last week opened us tbe seas so of
fast work tar the Oaiaha trainere. At
the Kevotose farm Mr. Thomas was busy
gettlug the young Conquerors started. The
Orphan, by The Conqueror. 2.12V. dam Cre
pon, by Prtaoeps UC. M dam. dam of twe.
by George Wiikea. worked a mile la 111
last year, and la sow showing promisltg
t&dicauona. The Merchant. 2 11 V. by
The Conqueror, dam BnrttSight team of I)
by Autocrat, Jr. id dam Twilight by Lake
land Abdaliah. win trot does te 2 12 this
year. Bo would have surely soa as at
Cmctnnati last year had he net beea taken
ik k. Confidence (!) 2 S4V- m by Tbe Con
queror, caa Ooie by Waukegax tiSL. grand
sea of Almost Piiot. ad sam Lady Jester ry
Jester XX Cecfi denco trotted as eight ta
ltV sects fls as a yaarhng As a t-year -aid
ta ber first aad anly start, th Keaturky
rvtsrity. eh woa third money, and gained
a recwrd ot 2.24 V Last year ahe trotted
a trial mil ts 2 1TV aad will step around
2 It this year it aotbJig bappexs. Th
Medium Ji !r. by Tn Cacqeror. daa
Nina Medium. 2 1V. b7 Biley Medlua.
I 1V. win reduc kia record this year.
The Crttlr trotted a trial last year a a
2-yer-eld is 2 UV. half ta 17. last euar
tar ia t!V Tht Critic a catered la tbe
s-year-eld class of th Nebraaaa circuit.
He la by Th Cnaneror. dam Lab Wilae
ta, ay Aahlaad Wiikea. TLro OLbee
l-yer aids by Th Coaqarror are entered
the Kebraaaa ctrrua and all win aotibt-
j asas be xiwi rscorda.
Tief are The Clerk,
1
Can r
lm, full sua
to Lmy B ft) i tTV dsm T'na MeSlum:
and Consider, who went a atlle lat year
a I K. dam Annie Allendorff. by Aliandorff
Twe 1-year-olds are brltg worked. Tbe
Clown, by Tbe Crmgueror. dam Vim m
day. hy Sort os McGrer-T SITK, and Tbe
Cardinal, by Tbe Conqueror, dam Ctosa. Try
eVaukegaa Tbe farmer trotted a quarter
re 41i, aerondi last year, and tbe latter a
fuarter ta tiv, seconds.
Ia adCttioa te these Cooqueror colts there
are feelr.g trained Gem it Castle and Bacbe
tor Maid, the iattsg owned by W. H Tewa,
Council P.luCa. la. George Castle wae
takea eff ot the road at F' Joe last year
and given a record of X 11 V at Ctnrlanafl
ia a winning race. Be was sV-k at the
time and was shipped borne gtreeUy the
race was ever. George Castle hi ry Koee
berry. J li. V. son of Strathmara. dam aaid
ta be by Blue Bull. Mr. Thomas, whs
drove Ttlm to bis record, has drives him
quarters la 2V- seconds, and expected te
give 1 its a record of 2 OS. Mr. Tewnl
Barbeler Maid la by Bed Heart, ! II.
Tbe Keystone farm has about fifteen very
promising yearling onlta. Among tbea are
tour Conquerors. A bay lily out of Lake
Wilkes, til. a chestnut filly, a full sister
ts Lilly B 2.24V. dam Parties by Imrtoa
a ebertxut filly, fun aister to Coctralto.
1 It. dam Bed Bee by Jester 7D; and a
chestnut filly belonging te V". A. Tstson
of Omaha, out of Bed Mae by F.ed 'Tall.
There are other colts by eT0oaiij)e. 1 11,
Higbwond. 2X1V. B.ed Heart. i.lS. Vyxant,
! 1TV. etc A fashionably bred one 1
called Tbe Keystone. It Is a bay eoit
Try Bed Heart, dam Aurcra H-grwood by
High wood. One of the fastest of the lot Is
a fiUy by Axworthy. 2:1S. by Nut-
ptne, 2.15V. owned by Superintendent
Thomas.
It Is not generally known tbat tbe Key
stone farm la one of tbe leasing stock
farms of the fnited State. Tntll wlth.n a
year past only three or four colts have
been raised, but tbey all lock standard
records. At the age of 12 The CoctjucTOT
Is the sire of tbe Eurcpean trotter, Coa
traita, 2: Id, and seven others.
P. A. Pslk of Council Bluffs ewne one of
tbe good eld-tAEhioned bred rtaliloas tn
Mnrrhrmo 111 01. Mambrtne baa a race
record to tbe eid-fastioned high wheeled
Bulky of 2:I?V. and Is the sire of IVnfly
Bey. 2.14V. nnd Impression, 2.14V- He is
by Mambrine Baahsw 1711. dam Kitty
Clay (dam of two), by Kentucky Clay 1M.
granddam of daughter of Black Hawk E.
C H. Alfirtch. Irarid City. Neb. Borne
time since decided tbat the good borses la
his vicinity were too limited in number, so
be accordingly bought a carload of select
brood scares and sold tbea st a sl.ght ad
vance to neigh boring farmers. Mr. Ald
nch now has the pleasure of seeing as
excellent crop of youngsters springing rp
as the result. Mr. Aldrlch owns the stal
lion, Pactolua, 2:12V. by Patronage, sire of
Alix, 2-nrv. who is the sire of Tense.
2:14V. Lenlolus, 2. IX. and twelve others.
A. H. Pnrrena. Hastings, Neb. reports
bia young stallion Trappirt, 2.11V, n
being as fast as ever. Trappist la by Ego
tist. 2 21 V. dam TaUtiida 2. IB (dam of four)
by Nutwood, 2.UV. granddam Lualba dam
of five) by Berkley's Kdwtn Forrest. Tbe
first Trappist colt to get a record wai
Trapetta, 2 -IV. obtained last year.
Aa ear bangs Is authority far tbe fallow
ing: "A maa with a load of timothy hay
(genuine) drove along the main street of
Junction City. Kan., recently and throe
horses raa away.
CllBtea H. Brigga of Omaha, having
turned bia Alamtte stock farm Into a dairy,
baa moved most of bis borses te Omaha
and they are stationed at Fifteenth and
Bttrdette streets. Among tbem Is tbe great
pacing s tallica Tbomdine, with a record
of 2:11V obtained as a -year-old. Thora
fline is a son of Chit Thorn, 2:2fcV. by Chit
wood, aon of Nutwood, dam Dvaajuite by
Hyles. 2:24V. soa of Alcade IDS by Mam
brine chief 11. granddam Santa Maria by
Pilot Jr. 12. Besides Thorndiae Mr. Brlggs
has a fast road mare. Ruth Jester by Ate
oamo. 2J7V. dam Lena Burly by Early
Burly. Alao three youngsters by Alamlt.
respective dams Eed Wing by Bed Wilkes.
Hinder Wiikea. and mare by Alacamo. and
six by Thorndlne, three of whose dsms are
Lena Burly. Monildo by Monweod. and a
mare by Charles CaCrey. Mr. Briggs Is
drrrtng Buth Jester oa tbe road and win
prtibii-'y enter trr in sasim vf this sua
mcr'e amateur raoaa.
Tbe stTJetaries of the thirteen meetings
ta the Nebraska circuit met with N. J.
Ran In. the circuit secretary, at Fremont
last Wedcnaday. The result of the early
closing stakes were discusses. With the
exceptina of Omaha, all other meetings de
clared off their early stakes and win re
open tbea aa purses ta close about June L
The Omaha meeting, while having a
smaller entry list than some others, de
cided to close twe stakes, the Millard Hotel
for IK pacers, and the Keystone Stock
farm tor 1-year-old trotters. The stakes
that did not til and ethers have bora added
ta a list of purses ts close about June 1.
The list win be as follows: The Mots
Bros. 2 27 claas pacing, taut; the W. B
Bennett company 2.22 pace. $304, the Hay
den Bros. 2:11 trot, M0: the J. L. Brandeis
m. Boas 2:12 pace, (MM); the Omaha 2 21
trot, J0; the Gate City t H trot. $S(r;
the Ak-Ear-Bea 2:17 pace, S300. and the
Commercial club 2:38 trot. 1200.
IN LOCAL FIGHTING CIRCLES
aaltb-Forsvea A stale taw Oaly TTla
fraAlaa tor OoaaIao. Ftsbt
ratma.
Arrangements for tbe glove oaateat be
tween "Hairs" Smith of Omaha and
Clarence Forties ot Chicago are new prac
tically completed as far as th agreement
oa detalla between the principals Is oea
reraed and It seems fatrly eertaia that this
mill caa be brought off here between new
and th end of April. The first oats set
was April 11, bet a postponement tor a
week or toa days has Just beea decided
Bpoa because of tbe eoalrtiea of Forbes'
head, which was split open by a collision
he had in a fight at Cincinnati three weeks
age and a hick m still is a mending con
dition, not being healed- These twe
featherweights should make probably th
j beat match ot the kind seea ia Omaha for
a tong time, jucgtng rrom ta ciaaa ana
form eerr.ied to both to gs would b
a fight an the say. and tea rousts would
be pieaty far It, sines Forbes u aerustomad
ta th S-X-round limn tn force at Chicago
aad Smith ia always a w.ll-.tg performer.
Ia read. for this ecctsst. truth baa
sow returned from Hot f prirgs. Ark , with
Lis manager, George Stafford. and
"Chicken," a devotee Th trie has beea
at the resort sow for almost a month and
fn.it a says his physical rcndltioa a won
derfully improved. Wfc.it there be was
quartered with a coten of prise fighter
a h were toning as ther at th asm
Urn and the result waa a months dally
wark-out with some good fighter, such as
A! Weiaa Jo Dixon. B-i!y O Eeef. Frd
M.V and htartis Crh.g Th daily routin
at a lox,g walk ta th mersrng. a aap ta
th afteraooa. a work-out at 4 e 'clock and
a bath teat of aX Haseiden eotiag was
tbe fighters' "hangout."
Th matter of weight m set set definitely
, settled Forbes is sa extreme feather aad
would prefer lit pound at S o'clock., or
e-voa at tn riagsia. iiuU m aurkiag tar
13 Bwaaas at rtsrk or 13 at ths ring-
slfe. If be rannnt persusfl Tu 1 t t con
sent te tfct. hewever. Pa.lth will d lit at
t e'rlet k and ne serious obot rot tioa as tbe
aralr win tbereTor be found la this po.st.
Measwhlie there has been aa exodus of
fight era from Omaha. Oscar Gardner west
te Minneapolis three werkc age aad baa
not returned, aor doe be expert ta. A
abort tints since Eddie Gardner followed
his brother. Xjanay Haley has made tratki
th ether direction, MsnagT Ouptill hav
ing takva hla te Si Louis, where several
minor matches are la prospect, with one or
two good ewes behind tbem and hinging ra
their resulta. Billy Rhodes and Frank Col
lier, th welterwe-gbts. remain ta Omaha.
Rhodes' fight with One Rieloff at Mtnae
apolav scheduled ts occur test Saturday,
was postponed because of an tnlary te One's
hand la trs-ning. but will boob be consum
mated.
reeptt tbe lu'l ta the fistic turmoil ta
Omaha, oonse fighters seem ts have beea
attracted by the one-time clanger, and are
hooking ta this city as a likely place for
fights- Cal Earns, the wall knows Chicago
bantamoeictt. baa written the sporting
editor of Th Bee easing fur a match with
anyone before any club here at any weight
from IDS pounds te 11a. Cal a certainly not
particular nor binding ia hi terms, and
ia sppareaUy anxious ts got something oa
out here.
A eodica t bia challenge, hewever. puts
the little fighter la rather a bad 1-gbi. for
It shews tbat be Is looking lor something
easy. Be save be would like te fight Aus
tralian Billy Murphy at catch weigbta.
That sounds bad. Call It would mean
Australian Billy Murphy at about ID
pounds and Earns at perhaps Hi. but Mur
pfcy mirht )urt as well weigh fifty pounds
for all be could do la the ring with Harris.
No such mill could be pullrd off in Omaha,
as the sporting sen timer t here got all It
wanted of Murphy when he was whipped by
a patten ry Eaich Smith a year ago. and It
would not stand for another appearance on
his part. Harris would better omit such
plays if be wishes te make good with
Oman ana. Ke Is now ta Bock Island. 111.
Speaking of Aurtraiinn Billy Murphy, n
would seem the most foolish thing young
Clarence English ever did when be went
Into the ring against tbe fossil at Carroll,
la., twe weeks ago. English te very wen
liked ber. for be la knows to t a promis
ing fighter, with a terrific punch, a fine
frame and muscling, and a nerve and de
termination that will carry him te tbe end
of anything. But he listened ts tbe veno
of the tempter and const t ted to be party
t a sure thing. Murphy lasted three
rounds, and It is a puxxie to know hew he
did that. English gained nothing by that
little Job. Ee Is too good a man with the
gloves ts mix In such affairs.
BOWLING SEASON NEARLY OYER
a 1 dim- lm with Fli
FreTty Well Settle by Goose
Already nsyrd.
CloTs Staadtaarm.
Teams. W. L. Pet. High. Tot. Ave
Omana r X .71 r M HO
Clarkson S 31 ,C7 K fWT SS.
GenrwB 4 So .nfT IN g" 737 a:
Ft. Charles. ... 45 X . HT f. A7T fC2
Oete City 41 "4 gT.ttii hJ
Western M 47 .41t faw 6W Kli
Krug Park..... n .eT 14 T411 t
Natumal IS 2 Ju2 ft K-&7 "71
High score: Fritscher tSt. Cbaries), SZ.
I a divide! A
Name and Teajn. Ganoee.
Emery. Cmahs SS
Frttscber. St. Chars. 7k
Kead. Omaha M
Zlarp. Omaha R
Itmr. Clarkson. 42
Kolls. Clarkson s
Seaman. Oate City 7
Smead. Omaha... Ct
Peeeltn, German.. a
Tracer. KatKical.... 4ft
Frank a, Clarkaem.. fl
Wetir. German. ......... 72
Lehman. Cnnaha. ........
Al Kmc. G-rmnn 71
Schneider, St. Charles., fit
Fiacaran. Su Chariea.. 71
Hartity. Gate City ffl
K tiTrtiTjrton. Gat Qty..
LfcTue record.
Total.
31. r
11 71
CKl
14 ITS
7.M
16 41
12.MS
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11 u
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11. 7
lH 411
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177
17 U43
14 S3
171
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With each team in the Omaha Bowling
league but three games from tbe dose ti
Its schedule, four of the place la the per
centage column of club standings are al
ready settled beyond tbe possibility of a
change. Tbe Omahas are a tar cry la the
lead for the championship, the Clarkaoas
ars a aafe second, the Gate City men have
fifth place Jacatad where It cassst Tut
reached from cither above or below, aad
th Nationals are wen settled at tbe bot
tom. For third and fourth place, moan white,
th German and St. Charles win wags
fierce strife this week. At preseat tbe Ger
mans ar on game In the lead. A week
ago they war two game ahead Th fea
ture of this rivalry a that those two teams
close tbe season against one another, play
ing next Thursday night on Lentx A Wil
liams' alley. This is the last game of the
league season, se the declsioa of this poai
tioa will be left tin th closing momest.
The struggle win undoubtedly be close, a
thee two teams were about oa a par. Had
they been matched together the last week
the St. Charles men would bare takea twe
games of the three, taking the aoores as
they cam tn tbc contests beld.
Iiowa lower the Westerns aad Krug
Parka bold similar relations to one another
Last week they were a tie tor sixth place.
This week the Westerns are one aheaS,
they having won tws games from the Gate
City, while the Krugers took but one from
tbe St. Charles. But this week the Park
mea are up against the Omahas, th gam
being scheduled lor Tuesday night at
Clark's alley, ae on paper the Westerns
should mala sixth place. Tbey meet th
Clarkaoa oa Wednesday aight at th Gate
City alleys, aad should be able ts take on
game, doubtless enough te keep them out
of harm a way at the hands of their rivals,
who are one notch lower down. Th Clark -earn
and Nationals play eff their cinches
oa Moaday n.ght at Clark a.
Flsy was generally Improved last week.
The Omahas. Clark sots and St. Charles
rolled higher totals than tb weak previous
and every teaa save the Gat Citys aad
W astern raised la average per game,
whli those twa did not drop uS any. There
were eleven single game individual acores
of ever It. FT: lather of the ft. Charles
betxg high tor the week, with 212 Tbea
the Omahas bowled two game above pm
and tb St. Charles and Clarkson each one
of the same kind, which is more thaa has
beea done for a good long klle. la this
the champions' frf took high, tor th siagl
gam total. Balls the earn teaa took tbe
k.g2 teal, wits 1721. Smead of tbe
Omahas a as easy high far th inrLvidual
total, with LtZ.
Emory of the Omaha stm holds a good
lead ia th individual averages column,
but there hv bora several change during
th week. Thar ar only eighteen sues
inside tbe mark of If a, average per
gam, ahil last week there were nrae-TM-ea.
Eheldoa of the Gat City dropped
hejftyw the line, but ha a itaar t work
CP again this week. Fntacher is second
this oeek and Bead third Last week their
order was reversed. Kalis. bf was fourth
teal week, has dropped to aisrth. letting
Harp and Iwamaa as i fourth and fifth
indeed ha r.ea frees tenth t eignth and
Bvaelia dropped from seventh ts ninth
Seaman baa gon from eighth ta eeventa
aa Tracey frem testa te ninth. Ltcmas
has takea thirteenth troa A! Krug wb
has grta te fourteenth, sad Flaaagaa has
replauod Hartl at slxtooath. th latter
g".ng ts seventeer. Ctbe-wire tb lead
ing bowler rtand the same. Their pcvi
Uobs are regulated by th exact frattion
of pint made. The are not sbcvn m the
table, but there are no ties ainnr.t the
eighteen aad each mas bolda his rank ry
virtue of a lead over those belew h-m. even
If It Is only soe-eighty-firet of one I m
Tvrpla scores of Jr and better oa Clark 1
allers: C. W. Gorlev. 212: W. S Pr-tlrr. J
Itl. 217; El Pmlth. 211; W. S. Sheldon. 2,!.
If. (. C. B. Meredith. ft; B- W.
Christie.. 20C. 2P0. !". 2T.2. M. B. Hunt-
itr-on. m. 2(o. arj. jf. 2f, tit, 2:4, :i. 1
14S. 217. 202: S. Eiermann. 214. 22. 202; :
M. X- Forwcutt. 2'. 21 A. 23C. SOX, fl. S"6:
W. F. Ciarkson, 2', r.X. STL 214. Jo; ;
F. W. Rami! ton. 2M: H. w. Lhrcan. 2"1 ;
-King" rtnmaa. 212. 21. 222. X: Ji'l: '
H. F. Fcwler. ITS, t. H. Beeelln, 2"C. i
W. L. Eubermaxn. !S; R. A. Kolls. 2r7. :
211. tit. 2T1. 23f; R. W. Moody. 2W; T. J. ;
Evans. 201: L K Locaa. Sua. 242.
Tenpia scores of 2t aad better oa the
Gate City aneys: J. J. Davey, 20. 212.
John Torum. Sri. 214. James fsmead, 222;
W. A Chandler, m, 214 J; t B. Briden
betker. 210. 212. 20S, 2T7. 21: M. Green
teat. 2(12, 2v4. 212. H. Lancaster. 2!. 2'4:
W. C Sherwood, tie. 2M. 222; A. Thomas,
218, S; W. ft. Sheldon. 2t2. J. 2, tld,
2P7; Ed B-ldetbecker. ZLl. Tx2. 2''4. 201:
Cbaries Axlord. 2W. 2C7: Ted Neale. 21'i.
212: H. Beeelln. til. S( : H. D. Reed.
212. J, 2PL 21, 25f. James P. O'Brien.
2t. 2D'; James TerriU, 202. 2M; Ed Simoa,
21't. 212; Tracy, nt. 202, 21 A
WRESTLERS LOCK FOR GAMES
Owaas Cootlmreot of Tnat Arrtot
See-si Moebew la Other
TTleldla.
Omaha Is new practically deserted of Its
wrestiera. With Pet Loch, a retired mat
other matter to devote much time ts tb
sport, its devotees as far as public per
formances are concerned, seem a minus
quantity. Frank Coleman was her tor
some weeks before and after bia match
with Frank Ootch. bet last WeSnesftsy be
left Omaha for Walnut, la., where he wi3
remnia some time, and in d dec tally m
against Dan Murphy, th Chicago heavy
weight, who has beea rusticating around
Walaut because busine Is toe dun In the
Windy City. This match Is set far next
Saturday night. Murphy will weigh about
lftt pounds. Coleman ISO. Tbe men win
wrestle eatcb-as-eatih-ean. two falls out of
three. The discrepancy in weight might be
accounted a great handicap against Core
man, but those who saw what be did
against Gotch's 259 pounds, win understand
why It win take a first-rater at IBS to beat
Frank. Ei 180 pounds Is about tbe best
hunch of tbat Bis traveling today la tb
middl west.
Coleman showed, too. bow little welstht
mattered te him ta bis contest with Tim
ConDers at Hamburg, la. a week agn. Tim
weighed 188 pounds, but Frank took three
straight talis, catch-as-catcb-cas. The
first came in twenty miirutee, with a ham
mer lock and half Nelson; two and a bait
minutes and a crotch bold was enough for
the next; the last tan cost eighteen
minutes and the bold was a crotch and
half Nelson, Frank caa stand for the
weight, his unusual supplenes and agility
counterbalancing tt.
Emll HI iik, a wrestler well knows la the
middle west and central states, but who
has of late years been on th Pacific
niiast. came to Omaha on bia way east teat
week, but did not rentals long. He aays
tb game Is growing dead on tbe coast,
though tor a while It was a source of con
siderable revenue to him, as he succeeded
In securing many matches on good terms.
TfiiTik would have liked a match here, but
acme seemed possible, ss be west on ts
Chicago.
Frank Coleman has beea tb victim of
much Jollying as tbe part of his friends re
cently and some anxious solicitation as
well, beea us of the tat that befell a Frank
Coleman at Red Oak. Ia.. a week ago. This
Red Oak Coleman was gives eighteen
months ia th penitentiary for burglary.
The wrestler Calemas has often been is
Rad Oak. and la knows ever Iowa, and tbe
newspaper announcements of the sentence
has been the cause of his receiving a large
dally man of Inquiries and regreta.
tiniTuin airrat tor uiitrin fr
duaiiiiui siui vnc rtMiMiiu ur
a W ill Be a Basy
Plate If Slams Arc All
Csiihd eat.
Though th aquatic season is still a good
tws months away, preparations are already
"HI with all seal among Omaha sports
men for a wet summer" a joy. Being a
prominent factor, as tt Is, ot th Council
Bluffs Boat dab, and owning a considerable
share of tb craft oa tbe water of La.k
Manawa. the amateur aquatic element is
this city la an Importaat pan of tb sports
man population. There are many young
mta bore over whom the glone of golf
and tb allure men is of tennis and base ban
eserrte no sway as boob as tbey get their
boats painted and renovated, and with the
other sex the superiority of moonlight i nd
quiet water over any sort sf game la a lure
gone eonclusioa-
Tbe prospects sow tn Si rate th aSrcnt of
a cumber of sew boats oa Lake Manawa
this season, and tbey wiU an be high
grade affairs. As ons "saleetnas" ex
pressed It, "you win be able ts walk acres
th tek on boats thia year. Judging from
the way the people are talking." AQ th
old craft, toa. will be given their annual
spring bjoooecleanlng. and win receive an
tb improvement that cleansing, repair
ing and refinement can Impart.
Jimmy Wallace is ose Omaha man who
Is certain ts launch a new sailboat oa th
lake this season. TV-tor Whit and Gould
TOieu .Ian to "gs cahoots" oa another Both
boats wJl be twenty-toot structure of the
claas B type.
Some aort of a formal opening Is P .anned
by th boat ch-b for a date sear Jus 1.
Tber win probably be a little regatta,
with d-f ert-nt competitions and races, fol
lowed by a reception and dance at tbe club
house at night. Till that tune, however,
the sailing sport is not ts be dead, as
many enthusiasts cannot wait for formal
open tt. re and triumphal entries epon a
summer session. On race, in tact, has
beea plsxaed to occur before then, and by
th end of April it te thought that many
boats win be doing daily duty.
The rac planned will be th first this
year of th stria ta b held between Al
lJU:k it. sob 8 bout, th Andover. and a boat
from St. Joseph owned by th Van Brunt
It is set far May U, to occur ob Lake Man
awa, Return matches win be beid at Lake
Cou-rary. near Bt Joseph. It Is not knows
s bother ar not tb Van Brunts win sail
th same beat in this fcrrt contest that they
used last year. Tbe Andcier a a tbc victor
IB last seaeoc's races. Mr. 1'kiii.sob ta
PL-tii.g his beat at tbe best ptse'tl
shape lor ths rare.
Tks rc'tust, coming curly as it does.
wiL brag out with especial force for tbe
first time lb great improvement that has
been wrougbt is tb lake for sailing pur
poses ty tn dredging tt a chatxti through
the stall ei aJocg the west side, hir
admrts of a full weep dear around the
last is a triangular course This was don
du-ing the oinier closed season. Herets
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subesergwd along at that peial baa caused
muiih ea-narrssanietit and erase iag Is eail-itt-
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