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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY IS. 1010. Tire Omaha Sunday Ber CURES OLD DTnnn Tnmraipc oii,, xeh., HIXDAY. MAY 13, 110. 9) i i Lr - t ;i , 17 CEJ I changes In I ' I tere.t brcau J I timer aroun f dimmed glory 4 and always I So Murphy I Job and thn 1 . 1 - fins ni r4rlr'1 lif Te; k has brought forth several axf bull of Brent In- ne they Involve old- l whom halns if un- dlmmd glory banc. Pat Moian. t'.m fr ld Cub catcher, has Rutin the rout of th best of them, been Hold. He (fries to Phlta X delphla. It was a task fur the Chicago f management to break the news to I'at. for il V. I 1 1 , i.w iniiaiiKu & piiiiin lavnrite to in., last ..... n.r uir inm me neni ne nan. and Chance both diirked the rew It onto Murphy' secretary. This Is. one of the hard sides to the game. but muat be done to keep It going. Kred iTennv, for nn many years flret baseman and leadur of rioston National, and tlie last two season with the Oiants. lias been ! unconditionally released. Me Is free to kIkti I .wherever he pleases, but thu far has had , o proposition from a bane bull rlub that tampts hln?s Ha ha. however, been tempted by the New York Times to heroine Tn sporting: editor and I considering the iJsltion. Tenny Is a college-bred man, ; having been graduated from llrown uni versity. Until he joined the Giant he neverwou!d play Sunday bae ball and! nai always been one of the clean men on the diamond. Wee Willie Keeler, the oldest of them all. has decided that he can pluy rood enough to sign with the Oiants and has done that. Keeler Is a srrunulouKly lentiou man. Last year he offered eslgnhtlon to the New York American because he felt that he was of no value to the team, but waa persuaded to stay a while longer and when finally released he was invited by McGraw to Join the Oiants. but held off uitll he could bring himself to be lieve In hi own usefulness. It will be' a source of gratification to all base hall fan to ee Keeler back In the game and they would like It If he could regain Ms old time form that made him famous an a member with McCJraw of the old Balti more Orioles. Hundred of Omaha' younger'1- athlete Vwlll compete In field and track Indoor1 ath letic thin week at the Youngr Men's Chrls tlon association gymasluin, ending In a grand final meet at the Auditorium Thurs day night. This Is an Innovation started In C.'!fa a couple of year ago and It Is working up a splendid athletic spirit amongj the boy. As the returning hunter likes to aay. It "put them on their fighting: edge." JtThese gamea are Instilling a love of fair Competition Into the boya which will be a lasting asset to them through life. They learn to win without too much gloating over their competitor and they find It best to lose without being- disgruntled. They learn that the thing to do when they lose Is simply to return to training with a de termination to do better next time. " The Cuba have certainly not made a for midable showing thus far. Of course, they hare, started out thla year1 aa they have for threw years past with a lot of sick or crippled players eUrs, too. Chance, Tinker, Ruelbnch have been down and out and something must be Ailing Miner Brown ror ha baa not shown hi cunning as yet. Theaa things help to offset what advan tage Kling la to the team and have kept It from winning aa consistently an It should to stay at the. top. One little Item of In terart Is that other teams are probably irointer thla year. r . , t i '..!'- Ill i-v-. I A III Si i 7 T-.A. , ! i i i ' III Sail J 7- ;.., .yV ,. .T ... --"--' ; is HIGH. SCHOOLji;- , BALL TEAM fcaitS TOP ROW-READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: IRV1N, Sl'B; Kl'HNS. COACH; SCPFiRINTENDKNT DIL.lt MANAGER. CHAIOl'KA. BI B. f;l LOWER ROW: LUSE, FORWARD; PRL'CKA, FORWARD; BINGER, CENTER; BALDERSON. Gl'ARD; EHIMEKUA, GUARD. ' ' , . . . . . ; ir" i rM Tha onlj josMble way to enre Contagious Blood poison is to remove the causa ty purifying tha blood. Ttia is just what S. S. S. docs; and it is the only nodlcina that absolutely and thoroughly cleanses tha circulation of erery particle of tha germs andrims of tha disease. Mercury, Fotash, and other strong min erals are often used in tho hops that such powerful treatment will kill tha germs, bu this can not be done, and when tha mineral medicines ore left off tha trouble always returns with its aggravating symptoms of ulcerated month and throat, ckin errptlons, falling Lair, yellow skin splotches, swollen glands, and often run ning sores. Tha ability of S. 8. 8. to cura Contagious Blood Poison comes from i'.s unfailing blood-purifying properties. It goes Into tha circulation and removes every trace of tha infection, make tha blood rich and healthy, and leaves no dregs of tha virus to break out late? on. S.B.S. does not contain a particle of mineral in any form, but Is mada entirely f roo's, herbs and barks each of which has a direct and specific action in. cleansing the blood. In addition it contains tha extracts of certain botanical herbs which make It tha finest of all tonics, which is a nocessary quality for a medicine in curing Contagious Blood Folson. Tlotna Treatment book, containing much valuable information and instruction to be found nowhero else, will ba sent sealed and port paid, free to all who write and request it. TH3 SWIFT SPECITIO CO., ATLANTA, OA, Advocates of "A City Beautiful" Should Sec w The Portland Rose Festival June 6-11, IDIO SPECIAL RATES VIA Union Pacific TTtie Safe Road" Through, Perfectly-Equipped Tralna Kleetric Mock Signals Iustless, Tei-fect Track Dining Car Meals himI Service "Best in the World." AsU for a ropy of our "Rose Folder." Call on or address City Ticket Office, 1321 Farnim St., Omaha, Nebraska rSONES BELL DOUGLAS I82S and 1ND. AS23I C0ND1NC STILL LEADS FOR PA Shotton and Two Pitchers Only Others Above Coveted Mark. IMPROVE ON HOME GROUNDS Hanson Is the Onlr Omnha lltcber Who Haa Not Lost a (ante So Far This Senaon Offl rlnl Flanrra. Th 'Raurkea hxvv wheeled around since coming- home and are aolnar at a promising llp. tbougli not entirely satisfactory yet. If thl team dora not nose the leader hard we inlaa oar tniras., It andouhtedly Is strong In erery department and there Is nothing 3ft btit to play team ball. With Pa Rourke m the bench It certainly should not be ex cused for falling- down on thin. Its In field and outfield are fast and Its batteries Strang- We believe It will go to tha top. People who. are asking tho governor of California and the mayor of San Francisco to vtrppren the. Jeffrtea-Johnson fight are counting -without their host, righteous as thalr cause may be. -There is so much wore In Sao Francisco and environs that Infinitely wore than a prise fight that arautt strike even the governor and mayor aa futila to pot the lid on tha fight. There very little chance of heading off this thing bow. Uondlntf continues to lead the Omaha team In battlnc, although hla percentage haa decreaiied In the lust week. ,He has been atlcklng at the rate ot -.333 for the three weeks of the Western league seauon. ishiKtou Is the second best so far, with .!U3. Theaa two, with tha exception of Patton and McCaf ferty, who have ' played three games each, are the only Kourkea over the 300 mark. Kuftls of Des Moines Is the heaviest batter In the league, tie has an average of .400, having been to bat sixty times and mada thirteen runs and tweuty- four hits. Harry Welch maintained his perfect fielding record. He has made thirty put outs and haa not made an error. Shaw of Wichita is the only player In the league that has a better record. He haa had seveuty-Hix put-outs and has not erred In handling the ball. Omaha is laat In team batting, seventh In team fielding, seventh In stolen bases and fourth in sacrifice hitting. fs rurmee Burns ought to ba able to cash In JefTa estimate of him "the greatest conditioner In the world." When the old man decides ha doesn't want to wrestle any more be ean hang- out his shingle as lioctor nf Conditions. If Jeff wins that fight end .what Is there to prevent It Omaha, through its distinguished citizen. Mr. Farmer Bums, will have some place In 0 Srcorda, If that will help any. Wnat Is thla that has come over Chi cago? The mayor refusing; a permit for the Gotcb-Zbymtko wrestle smacks a Uttle f the lid. Wrestllnx haa something nf lhM Vtnd coming. What It needa to do Is la bnew people that It Is all It represents i Itself to be. A meritorious match between tbeae two men would certainly be most flash-able from a sportsman's standpoint "Austin played a wonderful garoa at third." Theaa are the sort of reports come In from Omaha's Jlmmle these day. He Is rated today aa the fastest man In ths American league except Cobb and cloae on to that man. Austin la bound to win. He Is an exemplary athlete, takes the beet of care of himself and la made on an Ideal plan. Batting; Average. A 13. R. H. Av V 1 V 1 1 4 u I I 11 1 0 i Id 24 6 J Ulllen. Denver 1 (Jiat'K. bioux City 1 ux, L.lncom a jotttrsi, Wichita iurnain, Vvlcnua lnapp, Lincoln Li aicAiurray, jjenvef Xo naiim, ub Moines... uO mloi eaor. Ova juotnea a mcailcsu, utsiivtr 6o U 'ii jtti iiikhii, v icima it) 4 t iNeiui.oii h, aiuux City b4 'i riii-ii.au, Sioux City 3 3 Miauer, W luiuia li 0 4 I onian, rt. joepo lo li iieau, Och Monica i.... 01 i 2 i.lnaay, Uciivoi lu li 'u Keiliy, i'opeH W it W neraciie. thn Monica l i u foweil, 8t. joaupa ol 13 la iDUen, Khlta ti 13 UKltoii, Una Atiolnec ' 14 2J Wooiey, lopeaa b3 11 13 Joiu-B, ot. jo-'pn u3 14 13 ivuiu, Vopeaa 43 10 14 LiiuietH, lopeKa 13 1 4 r uau-, I'opviva 1 3 haw, Wkinta 64 lo Is 1'aituii, uuiatia 3 0 1 Uuiiutiitf, Umana 3J 4 li Mii Kiii-rly, unmha 3 1 i Weaver, Vvlcnua t I blioiton, Oniaua t3 U ft luiliui, ttioux City un 1U u ieiutMi, vviciilta oa li i f eillarvw, icalta 4 14 lo Cobp, L.II1COUI 4i 4 la JUUU. LilUCUlll ul l Maiik'K. in Moines v a Hartman, filoux City IH Burnett, ifloux City 6 Olmutead, Denver 12 Benz;s Deu Moines S Miller, iloux City :1 Abbott, Topeka 51 Wilson. Sioux City 7 Phackleford, Wichita 7 McLiear, t. Joseph llannon. Omaha 8 Kaufman. Topeka 10 Biersdorfer. Des Moines 12 Pavl's, Des Molne 1 Hueaton, Dw Moines 2 Burnum, De Molne 4 Sander, Omaha... 4 Agnew, Omaha 5 Keeley, Omaha W Schrelber, Denver 12 Buchanan, Denver 3 liagerman, Dfnver 3 Melr, St. Joseph 2 Johnson, St. Joseph 8 Baker, St. Joseph 5 Jones, Lincoln 2 Murry, Lincoln 1 Allen. Wichita... 1 AttchlRon. Wichita 6 McUrath, Lincoln I Alderman. Sioux City 10 Jackson, Topeka 10. Wright, Topeka 7 Harris, Topeka 3 Averaices, A. .157 .KT . 1 ' ,T .HI" .im .157 .141 .14:( .100 :oi .000 .0U0 .two MOO .00) .000 i .000 .0 0 .WW .000 .000 .000 .ouo .00J .(XK) .000 ,00 .000 .ooo .000 Krmun, Denver 12 1 .7fi0 Johnson. St. Joseph 15 2 .'M McGregor. Des Moines.... 1 1 1 .7 Burnum, He Moines 0 2 1 .i''7 Jokerst. Wichita 2 0 1 .500 Benst. Des Moines 1 0 4 .200 Hueston. Des Moines 0 0 0 .000 Davis, Des Moines 0 0 0 .000 Ulllen, Denver 0 0 0 .CK) Meier, St. Joseph 0 0 0 .OiK) Allen, Wichita 0 0 0 .000 Team Work, Team Battinn Des Moines, .21)2 .287; Wichita, .2X1; St. Joseph, 271 Denver, Sioux ( "frealdent O'Neill had his ruatomary mlle, and we hope It never will come off. We believe with him that this will be a great season for the good old Western. Every team Is going good and the fans are on their toes. St. Joe'a start Is very encouraging. If Chick Autrey keeps up hla present lick, nothing can keep him out ot the majors. He Is, winning many games for 8t. Paul, playing like a wild man. batting aa well aa fielding. It Is In him If he can only back It up with the nerve. Tim Jordon. the old slugging first base man of Brooklyn, lasted oulckly. He ha (tone to Toronto, all majors having waived 4jlm. Htrango turna things take. Iabell 1 making hi presence felt at Wiethe. But. then, Wichita took a lead . ln eW1 n Uttle drama last year up t a certain point. - The Tigers are being put to the annoy ance or showing" the others, and not getting away with It any too well. The Oiants are nut playing over thlrleeu men on an average to a game these days Cleveland la In its accustomed flrst-of- ttie-aeasoa place near the top. Mother Mrs. Rube Waddell has found "rf t an lUMVlble ont. '.. ny U pueffd, tn aa; .MtiiJti, Des Monies. Ud 1'3 i 3 fj 23 01 Bwnt, t?t. josepu 13 Kenion, rloux City Alc.Neii, rl. Josepn uaciiant, Dm Monies , Mi'C'liesiiey, st. Joueiin Kerns, 'lupvKa Kviner, DcB Monies CucKinun, LliKuIn McLean, Bioux City Kane, unuuia iow i.e. tsioux cuy Andreas, moux Lay uusiii o, v iv. nua (JOnigaii, Uea Jdoines Watson, Ol. Joatpu Bauer, Si. Josrpn Doian. l'cliver Collins, Sioux City Lloyu, Denver Mita, bi. Joseph Welch, Sioux City t.tuoaii, lenver Cansidy, Denver Kin, oniaua Hammond, Denver Willis, Lincoln Hassmr, Wichita .'. Kelly, Denver Cult s, Pt Monies Clark, St. Josspii Wettetxil, w tcnua Kliddieloil, Wichita Kunkle, Topeka Hiein. eloux City Cadman, O.naha James, Lincoi , Beers, Bioux City Thoinason, Toieka emiell, 'loiiek Kartlilug, Lincoln achlpke, Omaha,,,,. - Welch, Omaha,,,.., WaiJioii, Ijinooln. liullivaii, Lincein. , McManus, D Moines Clark, Lincoln, Ciaire, w cn;ta. Con i Jon, Omaha . Holleiibotk, Omaha,,,,.,... (ialgano, til. JJseph., Aiia. lis, Denver Oeist, IJncoln...,...,-iMi,i Koii. Diualia 4 ID la I u 13 Id lo 3 1 i 2 Fleldlngr Plaver. Club. PO. Biersdorfer, Des Molne.. 0 Owens, Des Moines 0 Landreth. Topeka. 3 Pennell. Topeka 11 Hauls. Topeka 0 Burnett, Sioux City 1 McLean. Sioux City 2 Shaw, Wichita 7tf Shaner, Wichita 0 Shackleford. Wichita 1 AttchlRvn, Wichita 2 .TarniRan, Wichita 2 llasrlrr, Wichita 0 Durham, Wichita 0 ieiist, Lincoln t Faithln?, Lincoln 1 Willis. Lincoln 0 McUrath, Lincoln 0 Murray, Lincoln 4 Jones, Lincoln , i 0 Welch. Or rm ha 20 l.tXH) Patton, Omaha 0 naiison, omana li Agnew, Omaha 0 Hollenheck. cm alia 3 McCafferty, Omaha 0 Sander, Omaha 0 Carsldy, Denver 2t Buchanan, Denver 1 Haaerman, Denver ........ 1 Baker, St. Joseph 1 Bauer. St. Joseph 3 t'enfold. De Moines 33 Stem, Sioux City 155 McManus, De Moines.... 53 Ifcbell. Wichita lBt Weaver, Denver 8 Thomas, Lincoln 144 Kerner, De Molne 97 Oonrting. Omaha as Kane, Omaha V.'A Wolfe, St. Joseph xn Kfi-ns, Topeka . 100 Miller. Sioux City (A Belden, Wichita 33 .M'Pettiarew, Wichita 21) ,duj ' Lindsay, Denver 148 .SjlClark. Lincoln 5l .joa'1'"'01'. Omaha 33 i MeMurray, Denver 22 .jjj'HIiea, St. Joseph 41 .ooo Mjoaieiorr, vvichita 19 uoiuy, i opfKa 2t Dalton. lies Molne 2) Thomason, Topeka 21 Cadman, Omaha is OaBnler, Lincoln 85 Sullivan, Lincoln 10 Andreas, Sioux City 11 Hnrsche. Des Moines 6 Bachanl. Des Moines M Cobb. Lincoln 17 Clark. St. Joseph 149 renlon, Sioux City IH Alderman, Sioux City 0 l.w .oOJ ,6w ,42j .Hi ,4W) ,40J .o.lo .00 ltJ .3iu .002 .UU1 oui .dOd .il ,&t .04 J .u4l .oJ W t4 11 U 43 W . 6; i, , o3 . 4 , lo . nJ . LI . 4 . 4 . 61 . 01 4 11 13 17 10 Is 3 2 9 9 9 2 1 13 14 12 13 64 , t4 M V i 17 , H . 34 , us , 4:) , 9 , M , 6 . U . 14 . . 83 . Ml , 4 . 10 , 10 . 10 :A Oinler, Lincoln......,.,..,.., M . On, Denver.., ( j Thomas. I.lmolll. Owunr. VH-s Moines .. Heiifold, D- Molne. Wolfe. J5t Joseph Chabek. i3iou City... 11 17 23 1 10 15 13 15 12 13 15 14 it 4 13 S 13 U a 12 13 14 3 I li 10 i t l 10 w i 10 t t 4 3 .3. J ,o3. .oxl .1J .ol9 .oil .ul ...Oj .OOO .OOJ .OMi ,3oi mJo .i.l ,2& .2Ali .2Mi .484 .Ml .2,3 .2l'J .ill .21i .2ud .2d9 .3o4 .LA) .2uu ,2oO :is .2u0 .2do .240 .210 .2(0 .10 .212 ' .241 .2o7 .2.6 .330 .324 .224 .232 .22 .211 .21? .214 .211 .212 .210 .304 .20 -.200 .2W .200 .1.6 AK.l .115 .132 ,K4 .167 Thompson, lenver 20 McAleese, Denver .11 Hughes, Wichita 2i Towne, Sioux City 40 Cuvkman, Lincoln IH Ahbott, ToMka HI Mct'hesney, St. Joseph 30 Kaftls, Drs Motnee :i0 Olmsted, Denver 3 Collifc-an, De Molne 55 Chaliek, Sioux City 2 Corhan, St. Joseph 32 Welch. Sioux City 24 Hartman, Sioux City 7 Hammond, Denver 1 Jude. Lincoln 24 Neighbors. Sioux City.... 25 Powell, St. Joseph 21 Kahl, Topeka 44 FuKate, Topeka J Mi-Lear. St. Joseph 21 Mattlck Des Moines 89 Jones, St. Joseph H Waldron, Lincoln 30 Adams, Denver 2 James. Lincoln 20 Collins, Sioux City 15 Beall. Denver 23 King, Omaha 35 Jackson. Topeka 0 Claire, Wichita 2S Mellly. Toeka 37 Corrldun, Omaha 27 Westersll. Wichita 22 Keeley, Omaha 0 Lloyd, Denver 31 Schrelber, Denver 3 Dolan. Denver 20 Kunkle. Topeka 12 McNeil, Kt. Joseph ID Qalgano, St. Joseph 2 Nlehoff. Dea Moines 15 Swift. St. Joseph 12 Freeman. Sioux City 0 Knapp, Lincoln 1 Schlpke, Omaha 17 Curtis. Des Moines SO Fox, Lincoln 0 WriKht, Topeka 0 Wllron, Sioux City 7 Quillln. Sioux City 35 Beers, Sioux City 12 Shot ton. Omaha 23 Kelly, Denver 43 Watson. St. Joseph I Kaufman. Topeka 0 Clarke, bioux City..., 11 4 0 1 7 2 3 18 14 7 12 10 8 6 1 S 4 1 7 S 1 2 5 10 4 1 1 0 0 5 0 3 10 7 9 23 14 5 11 2 6 20 3 4 17 8 31 8 20 7 2 4 2 6 34 12 10 15 it 2 14 2 18 18 3 40 33 8 1 41 1.1 34 27 38 30 12 2 2 4A 8 0 2 .19 0 8 39 4 5 1 9 42 32 58 24 18 7 II 22 22 22 11 43 7 11 24 0 10 , 5 I 84 19 3 14 9 K. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n c 0 0 0 (I 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 6 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1' 1 2 1 9 1 1 2 2 4 3 3 8 2 5 1 3 5 4 1 1 2 2 2 8 1 2 4 6 3 1 2 3 4 1 8 8 10 7 3 6 t 6 S 2 V i 1 3 8 S 2 1 12 7 6 13 & 2 1 Av. 1.00) 1.000 1.000 l.tOO 1.000 1.000 L000 1.000 1 ono 1.000 111 1.000 1.1KW 1.000 1.0X 1.001) I.OpO 1.0O0 1.000 1.(00 1.00.1 1.0m 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.001 l.00 1.00) 1.00) 1.0"0 1.000 l.fllK) l.OOrt .994 .9Si .9a3 .!S2 .m .9S1 .90 .979 .97S .978 .977 .973 .971 .971 .970 .970 ,9.i3 .9ii8 .91.3 .9i II ) .n:.s .958 .958 .9:,7 .955 .955 .955 .950 .9IS .947 .947 .94 .914 .941 .942 .912 .91:' .9'tS .9:17 .!l?7 .9;i.r .9:13 .931 .929 .929 .929 .926 .92i) .HI .917 .913 .911 .910 .909 .9ii9 City,, .270; Lincoln, .269; Topeka, .2o8; Omaha, .2 8. Team Fielding Wichita. .961; Lincoln, .961; Des Moines, .939; Sioux City, .9:; Denver, .930; Topeka, .932; Omaha, .931; St. Joseph, .92i. Stolen Bases Denver, 45; Dca Moines, 27; Wichita, 25; St. Joseph, 21; Sioux City, 14"; Lincoln, 14; Omaha, 13; Topeka, 10. Sacrifice Hits Des Moines, 29; Denver, 29; St. Joseph, 28; Omaha. 23; Sioux City, 22; Wichita, 19; Lincoln, 13; Topeka, 12. Stolen Bases , McAleese, Denver , 11 Beall, Denver ' i.... ' 8 Dalton, Des Molne 7 Lloyd. Denver 6 Nlehoff. . Des Moines 6 Cockmari, Lincoln . , a Coll. Kan. Des Moines u Stem. Sioux City 4 Cassidy. Denver 4 Lindsay, Denver 4 Belderi. Wichita 4 Sacrifice Hits . Colligan, Des Moines 8 McLean. St. Joseph 7 Neighbors, Sioux City 5 Weaver, Denver 6 Keeley, Omaha - 5 McChesney, St. Joseph 5 Kaftis. Des Moines & Nlehoff. Des Moines 4 Fox, Omaha 4 Welch, Omaha .- 4 Middleton, Wichita 4 Collins, Sioux City 4 Beall, 1 Denver 4 Lindsay, Denver 4 Clarke. St. Joseph 4 Corhan, St. Joseph 4 Cubh, Lincoln 4 Pitchers' Record. Shaner, Wichita 1 Sanders, Omaha 1 McGregor, Des Moicns 2 Olmsttad. Denver 1 McCafferty, Omaha 1 Kauiman, Topeka 2 Manet man, D.-nver 1 FuKate, Topeka 3 Durham, Wichita 1 Burnett. Sioux City 1 Bicrsdorter. Dos Molne 2 Freeman. Sioux City 1 Wilson, Sioux City 1 Alderman, Sioux City 1 Fox, Lincoln 1 Knapp, Lincoln 1 Herscne, Des Moines 1 Patton, Omaha 0 Harris, Topeka 0 Jarnlgan, Wichita 0 Jackson, .Topeka 0 Hueston. Des Moines 0 Bens, lies Moines 0 Hollenbeck. Omaha 0 Chabek. Sioux City ; 0 Jones. Lincoln 0 Burnum, Des Moines 0 .:o) .."KM .500 .jl)0 ..00 ; .."AM ! .:h .Dlh) I .503 1 ...00 .600 ! .333 j .1m3 .3X1 .33J .2cU .2,) .001) .000 .090 .001) .000 .ouo .ojy .001) .two .ouo mk mult 11 Ul 1. iWUXii Ua ISBBXggB&KS Z8BXSBS WHBER'S BASKET BALL TEAM High School Roys Who Kioir the Game Well. Coach Ford U. Kuhns of the Wllber High school basket ball team writes to The Bee that Ills team won fourteen out of fifteen games played, all with hard teams. He says .they tried to arrange games with the Lincoln tam, both by mail and by publica tion of challenges in the pttpciH, but failed to get a reply. For this reason the Wllbe; boys think that if Lincoln Is champion o Nebraska they have at least right U. claim the distinction of having challenged the champions unsuccessfully. The picture f-hows the Wllber boys to be a likely look ing band of young athletes, who ought to be worthy opponents for any team. ADVANCE COPY OF OUR BOOK ON rise T7 O GIVING FULL PARTICULARS OF TROUT, BASS, (Small or large mouth,) PIKE, PICKEREL, MUSKALL0NGE, Will Wrigiit, Topeka Shackleford, Wichita , Hanson, Omaha Hammond, Denver .. Geist, Lincoln Khman, Denver Clarke, Slonx City,... Buchanan, Denver ... Baker, St. Joseph..... Aitchlson, Wichita ... Adams. Denver Farthing, Lincoln ... Haasler. 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