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THE BKE: OMAHA, HUDAY, MARCH 24, 1911.
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Two Omaha Doss Made Champions by Awards ot Kennel Uub; bociety lonignt y,
OMAHA DOGS jlRE CHAMPIONS
Two Get CoTCted Honort by Decisioni
;.'.; the fudgei.
HAMILTON ASD FIXLEY WINNERS
Captain M alte.tO'iie aad orkaanil Sr.
rare -efficient Polats to (.Ire
Thrra Re. titration In Anirr
teaa Krtiael I tab.
Two Omaha fs were made champion
flogs at th. Cmiaba. llench show Thursday.
Captnln Mihlte-tone, owned by W. A. Plx
ley, and Rno.ksa.nd. owned by F. P. Hamil
ton. Rolh Of theae doks air fanjous dogs,
both In Ihr show world and In field trial
work, and th. two points both obtained In
tha Cmiaha ahow rpakea each of them have
a total of fifteen chHrrHilonsnip points and
thry will fc. registered a such with the
American Kennel ehlb
Captain "Vhltetofie . owned by Mr. Plx
ley, baa com Mto Ms championship In a
Utile ovar a year, lie. ha. won flrat place
In dog show all over the country and ha
a similar reeord Jn many field trials. Four
times he ha brerf Jtidgad the brat dog of
a ahow. regardless of breed.
Pointers.
puppy class, dogs: lon Quixote, owned
v K. O. Hughes, first; Pawner, owned by
V. A Plxley, eifnd; Tip Top, owned by
V. J. Hapk, third.
Novice dogs, under 65 pounda: Young's
Vie, owned by i nnriid Young, flrat; Hex.
owned by t". Mmlo, ae. nl; Victors Vie,
owned by Theodore .Wlaeman, third; Victor
Priam, owned by Theodore Wiseman, re
serve, j
Novlre sdogs. over ,f pounds; Cratt's
Kanger, owned by IJ. W. Ulalr. flrat.
i Pointers.
Ixifnl class: Flrat, Young's Vic. owned
by Conrad Voimtf; second, lie, owned by
C. Marie, third, I'awnee, owned by W. A.
Plxley.
Puppy bitches class: Sport's Queen,
owned by W. A. PiXley. , winner.
Novice altohea class! John Ireatn. owned
by ). P. Cratte. flrat; Alford John a Lady,
owned by W. A. Plxley, second; Jingo a
Happho, owned by W. A.' I'lxley, third;
Helen Jlng, owned by Theodore Wiseman,
reserve. . '. 1 .
Limit bitch, (under fu pounds) : ' first.
Rosemma, owned by f.', K, Aiken; second.
I.adv Art. owned fcy-'llatt Kane; third.
ldy Hunter. nn Hy Vf.- P. HellL J In it's
Happho. very hlphly cofonionded.
American . Xred Ihuliea; . Koaemmn.
owned by C. K.. Alkehi. first; Lady Art.
owned by 'Matt Kane,, m-cond; Alford a
John's 1-ady, oewd brfW. A. Plxley,
third; reserve. Heten Jlna", owned by Theo
dora Wiseman, very ht.'iil oorrtmandiid. -
Bltchea, . open claKe; , (toarmma, owned
by C. K. Aiken; firwt; Idy Art, owned
by Matt Kane,, second ; ueen.. owned by
Kred Montmorency, third) 'Alford'a-John's
ldy and Jltid'a Happho. owned by W. A.
Plxley. reserve and very highly com
mended. , ! ' ,' . " ,
lx)cal bltchea: ' Jlnir'a Sappho and Al
ford's John's ldy, owned by W. A. Plx
ley. first and second. .
Winners' class, bltohee): first. John
Dream, owned by O. P. Crattc; reserve,
Rosemma, owned by C. E. Aiken.
KnalUai Setters
l'uppy dots; First, Usptaln Whltestone
II. owned by O. W. Jones; second, Cap
tain Whlteatonca bY'pw4ird by U. v.
Jonrs. ' -
Novice doRs: Rockaand, owned by V. V.
Hamilton, first; Hanatnne Sport, owned by
tv. i emim, mothu, inr, w u
Boy and Captain Vhltestone 2d reserve
Uinlt doura: Kockaand, owned by F. P.
Hamilton, flrat; Captain Whltestone's Boy
and Captain Whltestona. 2d, owned by 1.
W. Jones, second and third; Prince White
stone's Count, owned by - A. I'lxley, ra-
serve.
American bred d"gs; OptRln Wbitestone,
owned bv W, A. pulev,. Crst; Rooksand.
owned by F. P. Ttanilltoi't. second; Prince
Whlteetona's Count, Tiwrried- by Wi- A. PIk-le-.
third.
fipen class: Bame. results, as Amerlcin
bred class.
Imch dogs; Captain Whltestone, owned
by W. A. Plxley, first; Kockxand, nwned
hy F. P. Hamilton, second; Duke, a-jed
by Htuart (lould. third; Prince VVhlte
Mtone's Count, reserve.
Open class: Path's Uot,-owned by V. J.
Hapke. first: gueenle Gladstone, second.
Winners' claas: Lady Aune Marie, owned
by Korothy W. Buttle, first; Lady. Fusel,
nation, owned by Edward Uftier, secotid.
Irish Setters.
lrug Iw, owned by Otto Phol, flrat In
all dug classes.
Pat-a-Belle, owned by Otto Phol, first In
all bitches' classes.
Irish Water panlrls.
Novice claas: Harney, owned by II. U.
Mayberry, first,
Lintlp class and open class: Doc, owned
by Theodore Wlsrman, first.
American bred ami winnera' class: Har
ney M., owned hy Hi U. Mayberry. flrat;
Doc. owned by Theodore W laeman, second
Puppy hitches: Ludl Fusclnaiion, owned
hy hlward (ilasler. first; June W liitestuiic,
owned by Mrs. M L. learned, aecunil;
ldy Whitestunu, owned by A. F. Hoylan,
thhd.
Novice bitches: Truy Dan tlladstone.
owned by W. L. Smith, first; June White
atone, owned by M. L. I. earned, second;
Lady Whltestone. owned by A. F. Hoylan.
third; Babes Dot, owned by W. .1. Hapke,
reaerve.
lmil CIltHH II IL'llfH. lill'iv .AIII1U 1TIUI II',
owned by Dorothy W. Unities, 111st: Tray
Dsn Oladatinie. mn.'.l by W. I.. Smith, M
ond; Babe's Dot. owned b W . J. Hapke.
third: yuewile tjluilston.:, owneo oy . A. 1
Plxley. reserve.
American bred clae: Bessie M . owned
by Mrs. M. Meaka, first; Babe's lxit, owned
by W. J. Hapke. second; Trav Dan Dla i
stone, owned by W. A. emlth, third:
cjueenla Glaitstone. owned by W. A. Pixlev,
reserve.
Local clans' Queenie (llmlHtoiic winner.
Hrace class: Captain Whltestone and
,i-.u (SladstuTiO winmi's'
Novice bliches. lady 1 owned hy
II. II. Mavberry. trst; Trtxle 4'Nel.
owned A.y !: J Maun. ecuiut.
LImif class: ljidv(l.tt firt; Orctney,
owned bv Jciin Draiel ri-etnid.
Open and winntra' ..el:iW4 ame results
and limit cigss ,
( nrWl' inule.
Puppv clasa: TU. owned by W. F. Car
son, flrBt. . ..
Novlre tlax. blui ! .gs: Bwitna I iipiLio,
owned by N. i ioitge. n
Curlev: OwumI by Deli Rhodes, second.
B Muiiro. owned by A. A. Burke, thlid.
Novice class, other than black: F.rat,
Red Togo, owned by Louis K. Mets.
Limit ciass, (black! : Menlox. owni'd bv
airs D. LcinnHney, first, second Tumh ,
owned by N. P. IVidife. )r '. Jiunro. owned
by A. A. Burke.
I mill i lais. 'mot blacM: r IrM Bed
Togo, owned bv Louis R. Met Mm won1
open and American bred classes. :
Winners cia: rni. an'iuu.. uwuru uj
tMrs D. Lemnasney. rrs.-rve. Bwana,
Tumbo, owned by N P .i le. ir.
Loral Ix First. Bwana Tumbo, owned
by N. P- iHlse, jr.; -oud. Bed Togo,
owned by Louis H Mel; third. Curlev.
owned bv Iet RhoiVca.
Notice Bid Ins: llmt, Tvl'sey- oaned bv
Rev. W. It. Bailey.
Novice Limit Bitches iblaek.: First.
Hunuy B1h klirrrlee, o ncd bs Mrs. D.
l.ainnaaev; ntxoliJ, Topsey. owned by Rev,
W. H. Bailey.
Limit BHehoe lothsr than blaeki: First.
Fluffy, owned by Mrs. W. F. Carson
Open Clefs, Bitches: thurles Wilton
niaekberrlee. owned by Mrs. II. Lamnas.
nev; sound. Huffy, owned by Mrs V. F.
1 si sen thlid. Topsey. owned by Rev. W.
H Hulley.
Winners Bitche: First Charles Wilton
Hla.kberrltaa, owned by Mrs D. lmnas
nev: rcsure, Buoulc black be riles, same I
wner.
DETROIT BULL DO "d ON ITS WAY j
I. a Ulataaee I ratcJiaa alaatoblle j
I'asaes laruvah Ibusks K.a-
route to I lumU.
With a total mllrage of !.',' mls to ll '.
ciedlt t lie sturdy Abbott Detroit ''H . i '
Dog ' ul.onoi!l ' In cbai n of lr t'lmrl.
O. Pei'dval. ln ir tl llraltn Hista
mine of New York l'lt. arrived 1. 1.':"
llty WedneMlay and Old not pull" out for
Uneohi uuul afu-r inl.uk The car I 1
uadly battrred aa to Ud, but Is stltl run- i
olng as strongly as wben It I. ft Kannu
-ity last July anj t.al nut curml 11,11 1-
KH'D Slat j
ENTHUSIASTIC LOVER OF DOG 3
HEADS OMAHA KENNEL CLUB.
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DR. J. E. SUMMERS, JR.
Bankers Take Second
Contest of the Series
From Grain Exchange
Winners Get Under Wire by Margin of
Twenty-Three Pins Five-Cornered
Cudahy Match.
The second aeries between the Bankers
and the drain Exchange was won by tha
Bankers by i f,ir.L. This raault causes
another series to be rolled, and It 1 baln
looked forward to with great Interest by
msny of the local bowlers. Weekes of the
Uraln men had high total with 647 and
also high single with t36. The fetftdlng
gam of tha scries will, besrolled at Fran
cisco's alleys April .5. Soorei
BANKERS.
Int. I'd. 3d. Total.
Naale
,..i:m .
11
LycMia " ,
INS
ia
j.. .11
ISO
124
1X7 .
177'
3U0-
' 17;
ll
' 1K4
1W
Hughes ....
('haiiKxtrom
Zimmerman
Totals
- .S4 914 . . W7
RAIN EXCHAMiB.
3dTot8j.
Weeke.s
Kerr ....
L'enman
Cochrann
Int.
I'd.
...
,...lt2
,..17S
....li't.
..,.lel
17
m
an
2Hi 147
2UD 631
"W! 614
134
174
ts
Tot1" STZ K7 13 2.fli
The Cudahy league five-cornered match
last evening was won by tha Meadow
UroVes with a total of 2.045, but they were
closely followed by the Pioneers. Ander
son of the Meadow Groves had. high totl
with CI, while Terry of the Sunlights had
high single with 215. The main Interest
anyng the flva teams seems to lie In the
luiai nuinDcr or pins of the enttra five
iveain, wnicn Was S S73 Kcnrr
PIONEER.
Knigiit .VbV j&'
Howlby , 211 -14
,, .......:Im lis
Ic Hostetter ia7 14 s
t
M. Total.
20a m
lit . 49
,17! 464
Totals
1L -. ........ Vf
5S9 kl 1,928
DIAMOND "O
2d.
VuKee
Sd. Total.
147 429
,ltl .
j.: 1.1
121
If)
117
W
l?lurk
Johnson "171
K. Moody..,,1. ...;.';i5,.
17 4X1
1!4 4-2
Krtl 4
t04 1,840
Totals
."ill I ; 5il,
1st.
Perrv
2d.
Jd. Tour.
l('anibell
2h
170
n;
167
170 ,M0
lufi
175
lai
rs '
HEX.
lHt.
120
......16!)
16't
125
14.1 Al
lte 4-.'7
Klerfnrr .
Bwut ....
1M P4
Totals
721 W2 1 Nl
2d.
141
ms
1W)
urn
C. Moody..
Richmond
Sd. Total.
413
Clawaon .'. .
149 4a
Horwlch ...
l.' .4S2
144 - 4aa
ToUl8 v; .-5:7
MEADOW GROVE.
........ .. lM- 2d.
m V. ... Kenn'y lW 14D
McDonald m m
Sydney 1VI
Anderson
604 . 1,819
3d, Total.
1H4 , bit
1S2 418
l: 4.so
U 21
Totals
In Hie
"48 801 m 1,045
postponed gome between n,
Ruffner Tailoring- company and tfie Omaha
Bedding company the Ruffners won two
of the three gamea. Huntington had hleh
totals, with
single game
t7, and Norgaard had high
with m. Score:
Rl'FFNEHS
) ' M- Jd. Total.
; l"" lMt . i71
. 5 . 4sl
-M IM 144 MD
I ' 173. 14s - 4
17 U) 1.15 4ti4
:
eiirlsteiiaen
! Htkin ...
Norgaard
Howell . ..
Meluin
Totals
S8j '
7tf7
J.fioi
Total,
oil
4S2
608
f.2
U7
OMAHA BKDDLNG CO
1st.
2d.
17'
174
1.'
l.
l:"
2
2d.
If,
173
171
JM
1W
i
; Kid son
j Rose
I Moore r.
Johnson
Huntington ...
Handicap
. 17
, m
. 02
. 171
. p.;t
Total. M ,74 91S , K2
In the Metropolitan league the Maney'a
I Sun Klst took two our of three games
I from the Diets Athletic club. John Laird
I got high game. ill. anj Mli:e Moran got
! high total. ' 4. for the Matievs; LuuUstrom
git high game. IsO, and high total of 4ti for
the Diet. March 23. Derby Woolen Mlils
laiaiii-l iiH'.Mys Colts. Score:
MA.NLV S SI'N KIST.
1. Sd rd Total
1:14 l:iO SI4 47g
14 1m: US w
lis 21:1 i:.:i :M
" 53 ST I.544
ViKTZ A. C.
1M. M .:d Total
H IM 14." 4(7
in 14.1 ir- imi m-t
li lm J7 41
' 4 -i 4M . 47 1.410 j
Laird .
Orlnia'i
Morun
Total
Krw ' 1
l.an.Utre
jackeon
Totals
TouUm
Jame."
Brodtgaard Crowns against m
Th. Key to the Situatior-Bee Want Ads.
n -'
t
Ugliest Dogs Are the Best
and Are Jealous as Women
The mail that no-' dog would think of biting atuck his .Ibow In th. fac. of
the bulldog that is so honielv hi. mother won t .asocial. "h him. Tin. oog
1 the un.al.a Bench show baa a face such aa might result from .up.rlmDO. ng
two i-sift-h heads on a set of teeth. With the soft pedal o. hi. mastoid muscles,
th. bulldog pretended to bit. a man'a elbow, and wa. enjoying himself prop
erly. Then ibe man transferred hi attentions to a brlndle bull on th. .djolnlng
bench, and Did I gline.s tried to breas Ins chain. H. utlereAl narl. s"
duplicating the flllngnf a crooked tuoih rusty saw, and plainly showed bis
h. art was Just ready to break.
. "Why. the brute U icaluus." .aid a wondering bystander.
Jualous Of cour. he. jealou.." retorted th. teaser. 1 Een a woman
can't scar, up as moo -jealousy as a bulldog. Now. walcu htm ' "
. he brought hi had ,en-tl. growling front the bulldog flattened himself
out and whined and .giakrd:T...lnally lhl-wltb t.e sen.lllv. Joy that a child
O.iglu cxl.piii ovei a wondrrful present.
-Well. l( that wouYan't cork o'u? " exi laiitud the astonished onlooker.
"Pshaw, do, are just like human." said the knowing one. "except thst in
the ess- t i.K-t-a.1t svre- ttie brrt-ln their rla-. Vou ll notice the only
b.gs lore ii,as1.4aaroii.fV the placing of a wir. netting in from are not
Lulidos. kui-h..ndiuavaiim.ls I other breeds. It . lunny, too. but women
.m lakiin. i..i,,i.uriv lost what doaa lhe can fondle. Ther. probably len t
a bulUIftg In the Hwn tM haunt been mauled and petted by th. girl,
women; but ther. .r. wnu dog. they won t approach at all "
And observation proved the dog rxert was iiknl.
KANSAS SICK OF BALL RULE
SUrts Out U PUy Summer Sport,
Finding it Handicap.
N
NEBRASKA OMITS K. C. MEET
Will Devote Knrrales to Srd
l.armrr aad Itronser Track Traaa
In tha Omaha Indoor
Session. '
LINCOLN, Neb., March 33. Speclal.)
The Cornhuskers are not the only ones
In the Missouri Valley conference sick of
the rule prohibiting summer bass ball.
Letters have been received from mem
bers of the Kansas athletic board showing;
that the- JayhawVer school would Ilka to
reverse. Itself on 4 he proposition of pro
hibiting; summer base ball. Although a
few months ago Nebraska's southern
neighbor could see no harmful effects In
the ruling, strict empllanoe with It has
forced the Jayhawkers to admit that they
got something- they did not bargain for.
Only one move Is left for Kansas' to make,
and that Is to follow In the footsteps of the
Cornhuskers and withdraw from inter
collegiate base ball until the rule Is r
movetTTrom the regulations of the confer-ence-
Not Golaa- to Kansaa City.
Nebraska will not send a team to the
Kanisas City meet, It being the opinion of
the members of the athletic board tnat
Nebraska was receiving rather shabby
treatment. Instead. Coaoh Field will de
vote his attention to training the team
Mr the Indoor meet at Omaha on the
following Saturday night. Inasmuch as th8
Cornhuakers will not send a team to Kan
riv. If Is verv probable that the Ne
braska delegation will be Increased and
entries be made In of the events at
Omaha. .
Heretofore Coach Field liad pianneo cu
send but six men, but this mi v '
be doubled now.
The athletic board has grantee, too .o
bers of the basket ball team
men granted letter, are.-Captain HuUMn
.on. Owen. O. Frank. HUtner. Carrier,
Gibson and Walters. The election ol l a
captain for the basket ball team wlUWi
place in a few days. HUtner and Frank
hava "been mentioned In connection with
the captaincy. Hiltner is to pi
year of basket ball next seas n w-
Frank' f rst year on me - ---
played a steady, consistent game at guard.
Basket' Ball To-rney Socoess.
Manager Eager reported that the recent
high school basket ball t.urnamem
been a complete success. Th
greyly exceeded the expectation of the
The mtTer of the foot ball schedule was
gam. with Kansas Agricultural colhge was
accepted and Bouth Iakota will probably
bt dropU-- Tha gamo with the Coyote,
ha. proved too .Utf or so early in th.
season and with the h.avy .eh edul. which
Nebraska has for MIL Report, of th. Kan
aas gglcs Indicate, ' however, that they
ntv. strong team and it Is doubtful If
the change wm'llhte, th. schedule any.
The ouufr game, for the W part of
the wason are .till up in the air. ;
Ormaasll. Bhlhltlon.
Th. .nnual gymnaatiq exhibition la. to b.
h.W FrXv nltnt! in add.tlon to th. usual
feature, of th- "r" "et- -ver' "ew
" . . JJtAA tnctudlna wrestling
ipne. hav. .ui ?.h.k.r
and boxing. .'J"0" "'Z , :
team in the tournament wit?-. Iowa unlver,
Ity haa been tha talk of th. campu. dop
"ter. Vnd th. cream of th. .chool will
wrestle Friday night.
'fieveral boxing event, will conclude the
program. Th. proceed, of the meet will be
devoted to sending a gym team to the an
nual intercollegiate meet of the western
ieoiv.rslUes held at Chicago.
rnlEB FIOHTKB.' HEARING OVER
Jafllte Will Aae Wh.th.r Faar
I Will HeleV
tx ANOEIJSS. Cal.. March U.-The pre
liminary hearing of th. four men arrested
a. a result of the WolgaM-Memele bout
last Friday was completed before Justice
.odav. Brief oral argument, were
mad. by attorn.y. representing th. defense
and prosecution sou -
n.red Judge Reeve said that "he would
announc. on April whether the four ao,
ouaed men will b. h.ld to the .uperlor court
for trial on the charge of violating the
state antl-prlre fight law.
Thomas McCarey, promoter, and Charles
Kvton referee, were the most Important
witnesses Their testimony supported that
of the sporting writer, submitted Monday
that the affair was a uui..a -
not a prise fight.
The promoter and referee, together with
th.
two principals, are mo gewuusuu.
FIUHTKRS
AUItKSTKU IN DKNVBR
Oardaer aa O'Krtlt C'haraea with
Violating h. Law.
ni'WEIV. Colo.. March 23 Jimmy Gard
ner of Lowell. Mas... and Jack O Keefe
of Denver wer. aireated tonight on a
warrant V ,h ,l",rtct attorney',
office on the charge of violating the law
against prixe fighting.
The warrants were issued at the request
. .Ue christian Cltlsenahip union. Th.
men appeared before Justice of th. Peace
r-lvln and w-e placed under bonds of $200
each to PPr ' 10 'cloclt tomorrow
mGaTner and O'K.ef. were th. principal
in th. main event of a Denver Pr.ss club
show at the Auditorium last night.
lain Defeat Atlanta.
ATLANTA, March 23.-Th. Chicago Na
Aii.i Atlanta Southern
tionais .-, ,h. of g
leagu. team
iierr i.i
K.ll.K
.hlcago00":...- 021000
' h.''af ? A 0 A 0 0 1 1 0
I 0
0-S 8 2
Katleiiea: Fosen. Mclntyre and Archer,
Brttton, Mayer and Wells.
I
Tbs Key to th. Rltuatlon Be. Want Ads
nd
Newcomb Carries Off
Preliminary Honors .
in Clay Target Meet
Most of Beit Amateur Shot in Coun-
try Competitor in National Ama
teur Championship Shoot.
NEW YORK, March 23.'-C. H. Newcomb
of Philadelphia carried off th. honor. In
the two preliminaries decided today In th.
sixth annual national amateur champion
ship shoot at clay targets on the New Vorft
Athletlo club's grounds at Travers Island,
After breaking out of In the first
event, N.woomb broke 3 out of M0 targets
In the next contest. In which elghty-on.
gunners took part. A year ago he won this
event with 9B break but tli. high wind
which prevailed made this afternoon'
score" equaJly-eredltable.
Most of th. bet amateur sliot In th.
country were competitors and their good
work over. th. four sets of trap, give
promise of excellent scores tomorrow,
This event will bo at'' 200 targets in strings
of twenty-five, elxtoen yards rise, for th.
national medal and ten other prizes.
The leading guns H the-100 targeta prei
limlnary today were:
C. W. Newcomb. Philadelphia 9
W. M. Foord. Wilmington, Del !J
Frank Stephenson. Brooklyn 12
II. Kahler. Philadelphia ,. 91
P. K. Osborn. Boston 90
In shooting off the tie for second place
Foord beat Stephnson, 23 to 112, out of 23
targets. 1
Severe 1 professionals tried their klll and
In a AO-target event, O. L. Lyon of Durham,
N. C. broke 67. while J. A. R. KUlott of
Kansas City was second with 64. The,
two tied with 86 break, each in a 100-target
contest. .
ATHLETIC MEET AT KANSAS
: CITY; SATURDAY NIGHT
Two Hundred Fifty Men Will Take
Part la 4'ontrste In (onvn .
. tiwn Hall.
KANSAS CITY, ' Mo., March 23.-Tw o
hundred and fifty athletes. Including team,
representing colleges (d the 'Missouri Val
ley, the Chicago Athletic association and
the Missouri Athletic club of St. Louis, will
oompet. In the tenth annual Indoor track
games of the Kansas City Athletlo club In
Convention hall Saturday night, so J. A.
Reilly, athletic dlreotor of th. "local or
ganization, said today. - Among the univer
sities to be represented are:
Nebraska. Kansas, Missouri, Washburn
and Baker, Mornlngslde college and . the
Kansas State Agricultural college, as well
as many preparatory schools, will compete.
Carl Forlln. of St. Louis, who holds th.
western Amateur Athletic union champion
ship In the 100 and 200-yard dash, will be
among th. better known athlete, present.
OMAHA RELAY TEAM FOR
' MISSOURI MEET CHOSEN
Fraaer, Rouse, Wwod and Primrose
Will Ran la Kansaa City Indoor
Competition.
Harry Fraser. liall.ck Rouse, Robert
Wood and David Primrose, with Albert
Calm as .ubstitut.. will be the members of
th. relay squad which the Omaha Athletic
association will send to Kansas City Sat
urday. This la tb. big annual meet of the
year in Kansas City. Harry Fraser and
Robert Wood both hold a 63-seoond record
for th. quarter mile and Rous, and Prim
rose will easily be able to make it in 0:54
each, ao th. Omaha team should be able
to make It In 3:14 for the mile run with last
year's record runs. And several of th.
runners are looking like speedier men this
seaaon.
TWO MORE R0URKES HAVE
JOINED THE TRAINING SQUAD
Pattoa and Da.ty Hhodea Shaw Ip
at the Smoke Hoase Ready
for Baatnesa.
Two more of th. absent Rourk. .quad
strayed Into Omaha Thursday. Dusty
Rhodes and Patton reporting. Patton Is
from Missouri and comes with the Intention
of showing, not to bs shown. Th. new
arrival. Jumped right into work Thursday,
training with the rest of the squad.
This leave, two mo-e of Pa', player, to
report. King and Thompson. Thompson la
expected here Thursday night or Friday
morning, out no one seems to know when
Bert King will grace Omaha's society.
GOLF RKSl LTS AT PIVRIH It gT
Mrs. J. H. Laphant and Mr. Myra B.
Ilelmer Play Close Match.
P1NEHURST. N. C, March J3.-A close
match between Mrs. J. H. Lapham of Wee
burn and Mi.. Myra B. Helmer, Junior
champion of th. Midlothian club, featured
today', play In the women', events of the
annual united north and south amateur
golf championship, Mrs. Lapham winning
2 up and 1 to play.-
Mrs. Lapham meets Mrs. William West
of the Huntington Valley club tomorrow.
Other survivors In the championship a.
vision are Mrs. J. R. Price and Miss L. j.
Flkins, both of Pittsburg.
HI RN BfciATS IIHO!( I I.OXDOV
America Break. Kvra I
la Twt Iloois at
Olrmpla.
LONDON. March 3-Two fights of in
ternational interest occurred at the Olym
pla tonight. The flint which brought to
gether Ray Bronson of America and Sid
Burn., an Englishman, was won by the
latter, Bronson being d siiiailfled in the
nineteenth round for hitting low.
In the second contest Jimmy Clabbv. an
American, defeated Harry Duncan of Lon
don on points.
. . . , ,
I The Advo base ball team, fornierlv the
l U',..1,a .'1... T3 .l
. ii, iw , ii jvaiiiinre. " 110 won in, cnain-
Pionsnip 01 tne city for the lu -t two years
I from teams In their cla. hsv e r urbanized
ror ins season Ham l eltman will cuptuln
'the Advos. 1-rWm fornierlv of the It ing-
I era. will tak. Karbowski 1 i. in the
I pitcher's box. Any learns w lnMm; gsuo-M
with the Advos can call up I'ai'tiiin Kelt
man. Douglas M"i! The Iniiiiat. r would
(-also like 10 hur from nut-of-tow 11 teams.
I Address f'aptam Sam I'eltmaii. 711 Smut,
Lighteanth street. Onishn. Neb The
lineup of the Advos will lie: MoPunder
ratcher: Lewis, pitcher; "oe firt Mc
1 lirath, short: liauson. aecoml Probst.
I third: Williamson, left; S. leltman center;
jTarmody, right.
oaloa M Ids Kaally.
AKRON. O., March 3 -Oeorge Kltsoii
Prooklvn waa so outclassed in bis sehed-
,.iH- ...rn,..,,t fislvl tonmlil wllh Jnhiinv
Coulun of I'lil.aso thKt Iteferee KeiUy
stop)ed the ftlit in the fifth round to sav.
Kit son from a knockout.
;:;7;,r"'-T,j
Bus liefest
HAV ANTONIO. Ti
Chliaao Amert. ana defeated the Knn An
' tonio Texas l.sxue team sum'" to.luv li
' the score of 1 to .' Collins of I hb-agu
I a honie run.
M
Most Uonderlal llralla..
After suffering many years with a aoie.
Amos K'ng Port Pvron N v whs cui-r l
l.y HucVlen' All. lea r'aUi-. i'. I'oi Mlr
Li, bra toll Lll-. Co.
1 t
First Spring Game
Won by Shamrocks
Bellerue College Defeated in Opening
Base Ball Set-to of the
' Seaion.
Bellevue college was defeated Wednesday
In Its first base ball game of the Season
by the Bouth Omaha Shamrocks, 7 to 4.
It was a seven-Inning set-to and rather
Indifferent by reason of the cold weather.
Wild base throwing was frequent. Until
th. last Inning the score wan tied. When
a substitute dropped two long flies the
Shamrocks annexed four runs. The lineup:
Bellevuo.
Swift
Yulick
Mavfieid
Kennedy
Smith
Faan....i
MaKhewson ,
Kearns
Shamrocks.
Fowler
Halterman
UuackenbiiHh
Altschuler
...8tookey, Stepp
Alterman
Quackenhtiah
..Curtla, Stookev
Flnley. Cobb
Oh man
Bondorson
Mastrn
First ..
Second
Second
Short ..
Third...
Pitch .
Pitch ..
Catch..
Left....
Center
4'pnter
Right .
Fitzgerald
Score by Innings:
Bellevue
Shamrocks
..001
..0 0 0
3 0 1-4
3 0 47
George Hackenschmidt
May Meet Frank Gotch
Curley Says He Will Accept Termi for
Match for World'. Cham-
1 pionship.
BRISTOL, Tenn., March 23 George
Hackenschmidt defeated Walter Evans In
straight falls In a wrestling bout here to
night. Jack Curley. manager for Hacken
schmidt. said he would accept the term,
of Frank Gotch for a match for the world',
championship, and that he would put up
330.000 In cash as a guarantee as soon as
he reached Chicago, which would be thl.
week.
JOE M"CHNNITY BADLY HURT
Manaaer of Newark Base Kail f'lnh
Una Wrist Broken While
Cranking; Anto.
NEWARK. N. J., March 23. Joe Mo
OlnTilty, manager and owner of the New
ark Rase Bull club, today suffered n acci
dent that may Incapacitate him for the
coming season. His right wrist. It Is be
lieved. Is broken. McQinnlty was cranking
an automobile when the crunk handle
struck him on the wrist.
GRAN D CIHCriT RACING DOOM ED
Andy Wrtlh Says HomelhlnsT Mast Be
Done Quickly.
BOSTON, March 23. Grand circuit racing
over the eastern tracks, Including Read
vllle, Hartford, Buffalo and Syracuse,
seems to be a thing of the ast, ac
cording to a statement Issued tliday by
Andy Welch, owner of the Readvllle track
and controlling director of Charter Oak
park, Hartford.
Welch, until now an optimist In regard
to the future of racing In the east, In the
face of most discouraging conditions, after
a trip through the west declares that he
Is fully convinced that unless something
Is done quickly racing In the east Is
doomed.
With Columbus opposing the eastern
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horses for the east.
Mnstgnsirrr Halites In lth.
MONTGOMERY, Ala., March 2n.-With
the score 7 to . In favor of the Philadel
phia Nationals. Montgomery cam to bat
In the ninth Inning today. Clements of tne
locals hit a home run, which was followed
bv a two-bagger by Smith. Pratt then hit
what would bavf. been a homo run bad It
been needed and scored Smith, winning
the game by the acoi e of t to 7.
A Cold, l.aUrtsiir, Then Pneumonia
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Forty Thnnwnd llnshrls of
Wheat Is Destroyed.
DK SOTO, Knn., March 23. -The plant of
th. D. Soto Milling company was destroyed
by fire today. Forty thousand bushels of
wheat were consumed. The loss Is 170.000.
The mill was owned by the estate of Major
Hadley. father of Oovernor 11. S. Hadley
of .Missouri. The origin of the fire Is un
known. For a time the entire town was
endangered and aid was asked from the
Kansas City Fire department. An engine
and hose company arrived after the fire
was under control.
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