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, Jeff Seems to Have Quite a Wide Acquaintance in Cigarette Circles r . t , :. By "Bud" Fisher
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Heady to Eater New Year with Nica
Balance oa Hand.
TAITS PLEASED AT OUTLOOK
AMOplXloa rror-rnnUra for Year
1IS with Klorllon of K. II. Morrr
rr14eat Dpple Will lie
Haiiirr,
KEARNKT. Neb., Dec. R-(Specii Tfl
rraOT.) fltockfcrtilen of the Kearney
an enthoalattin mviinir thli "VfiiliiK, re
omanled for th 1SU soulikih and rtoclrd
tba following oHJnera: l'rpfident, K. 1C.
Morej; vir prc1drnt. K. 1. (tould;
rt(rjr-trurcr, ?. V. Norton. '
TTa "board of iHrwJoni In made up of
K. 1 Oould, V'. I Htlrkrl. C. W. KIMer.
A. U Nlchola ar.d V. J. Everltt.
An- audit of tho hroka of th trruurer
for tha aoitaon of 1311 ahowed 11.079.63 In
the treasury to bofn tha coming aeaaop.
Herman Hrrta of Kan. City, who fin
Iche4 lha laat of the neaaon m manager,
waa retained for the coming neaaon.
Bowling Cracks Will
Roll in Special Match
A apaclal match ha ben arranged be
tween Dad Huntington and Jamea Hlake
ney, and Charlea Kjvrp and Pat An-
elebrrg. Theea tea run will roll a aerie
of vis gamea, three gamea on tha Metro.
jPolltan alleya and three gamea on the
wKiciaiion ai:ey a, total pina to count.
The flrat aerlea of three gamea will ba
rolled on Jhe Metropolitan alley Sunday,
December, 84 at 3 p. m., the eecond aerlaa
on tha Aaaoclatlon alley Wednesday,
December 27, at I p. m
Immediately following tho special match
the Jetter Oold Ton team from Houth
umana win meet tna Jetter.'QoM Tope of
Omaba. , v, ,
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FROM IjKFT TO JIK5HT-F
There la an old raying that "a divin
ity ahaped our ends." Kate, that mytho
logical maiden of Mirylng popularity,
lake na In tow fro.n the day of our
birth ami makes tho I'fo of each man
Junt what It niK. Every atey ons takna.
every move o.le makon, la the working
out of 'the hand of fate. Kate takea u
from the beginning. Kaoh year la the
working out of fate. Ami beyond that
fate even namca u. Here are three men.
representing three manly aporta. tn whlati
It aeema that fato took a prominent part
In tlxlr exlatanee from the beginning of
their time. Fate "named" them aa no
treo men have been named bfore, and
fate mul have looked Intc the future of
v. .
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IOWA COMPLETES ITS
, BASKET BALL SCHEDULE
IOW1A-CITT. la.. Dec. 23.-(8pecial )
Iowa univeralty'a banket ball schedule
waa announced aa completed today by
Manager Nelson A. Kellogg of the ath
letic department. It follows: .
January R Wlnoonfln at Iowa City.
January 1 Toe oollene at Iowa City.
January Tli-Mtnneyma at Iowa City.
January SI lewls Institute at Iowa City,
February Orlnnell at Iowa City.
February 11 St. Joteph'a college at Du
buouv. i
Kebrtaary 11Pacrcd Heart college at
Tralrle Du t'hlen. '
Frtiroary 1 Wlaoorvsln at Madlaon.
February IJ-Ortntiell at tJrlnnell. ,
February 14 Cornell at Iowa City.
February rj estate Nurinal at Cedar
Fallx.
Man-h 1 tlnniiota at Mlnneaoolla.
kiarch CarMon collrge at Nortliflld.
GOTCH'S CFtRAINER IN
KANSAS CITY TO SEE MUNRO
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KANSAS CITY, .il.. 22-rJm A a
I bell, chu t trainer' for Flank Colon, the
world'a cUaniplon wriUi', wln will meet
Alec Munro. the KnglUli champion, her
December !, arrlveil here today from
Huaiboldt, la., to observo the workout
of the KnglUhman,
AbeU aald that Gntrh would not ar
rlvj4 until next Tueeday.
tioUk la In jut a good ebape now a
when he made Harkenac hmldt quit laat
September In Chlrad," Atbell raid,
"autch la not carrying an ounce of fat
and be la faat a a buT.it."
Atbell added that Clutch had trained
conedantlously for lila match wth Munro
1KLDINO YOST. IJATTL1NQ NF.IO.N
ihelr case a little more deeply than the
fair maiden look Into the Uvea of other
rren. 'One of them waa to be a great
pugilist. That man had appropriate name.
Another waa to bo a great base ball
player. That one had a baie ball name.
And the third waa to be a great foot ball
teacher: he, too, had a nme, the very
mention of which auggeata the' open field
neceofary for a foot ball playground. Who
could hear the name"'of Fielder once
without thinking of a base ball fielder?
Home fan are under the Impression that
"Fielder" waa a nickname given him
through his ability. But Jcnea was chrla
tencd "Fielder." vThat'e not hi base ball
name, but the real handle he would have.
.
AND FIELDER JONES.
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carried through life even If he never aaw
a base ball game. Who would hear the
name of Rattling Nelson without think
ing of a fight of some kind? Not neces
sarily, a. prlaa fight, but a fight. That's
nelson. He's battling all the time. Fata
made no mistake In naming this man
Battling. And last of all, who could hear
the Michigan: coach's name without think
ing of the gridiron game which he has
helped make famous? "Fielding- II. Yoet
sound like a base ball name, too, doesn't
It T But then the two are al way a asso
ciated, and when the gods Intercepted
the christening ceremonies and haa TCoet
earned VFIeldlng" they must have 'been
Joekln;. Into1 tlfe" future of the footiball
game. Certain names rem to have a
monopoly on one profession or honor.
Look at the monopoly that "J. J.'s" have
had on the prize fighters of the heavy
weight world. Jamea J. Jeffries, Jamea
J. Corbftt and Jack Johnson. Bam Lang
ford will never be champion you've got
to have a ma nwlth a "J" aomewhere In
hla name for that, even aa far back aa
John I.. Sullivan.
A6IERICAN PLAYERS FAYORED
Australian Tennis Men Fear Visitors
from United States.
GRAY .FLOORS BOB HELLER
Omaha Colored Fighter Has Easy
Time with Avoca "Hope."
POLICE STOP THE SLAUGHTER
la Fourth of m ftrhedaled lx-Hoond
Iloot, Shifty Local Pot Severely
Panlahea Ills Opponent at
l.yrlc Theater.
WRIGHT IN HIS BEST FORM
Lamed aad MrLaasthlln Co ml a Into
Playlasr Stride Mora (tlewly Than
Team Mate, bat Progress
Is Ratlafaetotr.
NBW YORK, Dec. a. .-Australian lawn
tennis players regard the victory of the
American cup challengers an a certainty,
according to newa received today In a
cablegram from Christ Church, New Zea
land, by American Lawn Tennis, the of
ficial publication of the sport in this
country.
According to the message. Beals C.
Wright, the former national champion,
has rounded Into phenomenal form, which
competent authorities regard as fully
squal to that which he displayed two
years ago. William A.' Larned and
Maurice E. McLaughlin, the young Call-
lurman. nave not come into their full
playing stride as quickly as has Wright.
Still all are moving along well, according
to these advices, and It Is believed that,
barring accident, the trio is certain to
lift the Davis cup.
The first series of singles will be played
on Friday, December 29, the doubles
match the following dav mil .h. -.t
;rlea of singles on Monday, January 1.
he Australians have nominated "Brookes
u isuniop as me doubles pair.
Another white hope was dispelled Thurs
day at the Lyric theater when Al Gray,
the Omaha negro heavyweight, knocked
out Bob Heller of Avoca, la.. In the
fourt round of, a hat wos scheduled to
be a six-round go. 'Heller, beaten to a
bloody mars, could hardly hold A'P his
hands In the final round. Gray left the
ring with but one scratch on hla ribs.
It was Gray s fight from the tap of
the gong through to the sleep producing
wallop. Two left hooks to the law and
a stiff uppercut did the deed. The poltce
stepped In the ring and stopped the fight
as Heller was put away for the count.
The first blow delivered by Gray In the
opening round brought the claret 'pouring
out of Heller's nose. The Second blow
closed the Iowan'a left optic.
Floored Early In Mil,
A left hook floored Heller in tha flrat
round, but he managed to cover up to
such an extent for the remainder of the
round that he escaped with no further
Injury. i
In the second round Heller was more
cautious, but his absolute ignsrance of
the gams aoon asserted Itself and the
black man began to open up. By the end
of the second round Heller was holding
on and the police cautioned the former
to refrain from getting too rough.
The thlr9 rnunit waa MnAui.K.
.two former' ones and the Iowan -took an
awful beating, but Gray failed to come
across with the sleep producer.
i - Holler Uoea to Sleep.
- In the fourth round Gray, started In
with the gong- to get ns man. Two left
hooks and few short Jabs In the face
closed Heller's other eye. Gray follow l
up bis advantage and with two wallops
sent Heller to the ropes. An uppercut
on the point of the Jaw then caused Hel
ler's knees to give way underneath htm
and he sank to the ground, where he lay
for fully a minute before he was helped
to his feet by hi seconds. Both Ms eyes
were closed and his tacs badly mutilated.
At no time during the mill did Heller
show that he had anything. He did not
know how to cover up and when he
landed one good blow on Gray's ribs
which "opened the flesh lie failed to fol
low It up and fell for a feint, which led
to a stinger to his Jaw, Gray at all times
kept himself well under cover and at
times eruched so low that Heller had to
bend over to pound his back. Gray was
about six pounds lighter than his oppo
nent, who weighed lfto pounds. The black
man was trained by Paul Murray, also
an Omaha colored fighter.
"Kid" Snipes Gets Decision.
In the preliminaries "Kid" Snipes got
decision over "Kid" Jones In a three
round go. Both men weighed In at 133
pounds ringside. Ouy Buckles and Wal
ter McCarthy fought a four-round draw,
which was a hummer and waa well re
ceived by the crowded house. Kngd
Peters refereed the main event. Paul
Murray challenged tho winner of the big
fight.
ENGLISH JEWS WILL URGE
ABROGATING RUSSIAN PACT
LONDON. Dec. 21. The Jewish Chron
icle says 'that the leading Jewish insti
tutions here have decided to urge the
abrogation of the Anglo-Russian treaty,
which differentiates against English
Jews.
Maek Slsrnn Salmon.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Dec. 22.-Connle
Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics today
signed Roger ffalmon, a left-handed
pitcher, whose home is In Newark, N. J.
He entered Princeton university last Sep
tember and played In a few class games.
The key fo success tn, business is ths
judicious and persistent us of newspaper
advertising..
Western League Batting, Fielding and Pitching Averages for the 1911 Season
Club.
Denver
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STANDING OK CIA IW AT VlAiSK OV SEASON.
Club.
Nloii. City
Lincoln . .
Topcka
Dos Moines
Won. Iost. re.
Ill 31 .(171
72 .307
tlli 73 .534
MS HI) .313
Nam ana Cluk. n a
Cooper, ht. Juhepli..., 10 H
Towue, hloux l liy..,. m 101
Morion, Kt. Josepn....1K SM
Vhoiimson, Om.-'lop..lu fSit
.willing, t. Josepu..lt0 Ml
Kane, uinona..., lu t4i
i amiay, Denver mo q& 113
INDIVIDUAL BATTING.
RAY POWELL SUFFERS
ACCIDENT TO ANKLE
8T. JOSEril. Mo.. Dec. Jg.tSperlal.)
Hay Powell, who played In the outfiM
of the St Jostph Western Uttkue team
during the last two sraauns and who
was sold last summer to the Chlivgo
American league club, bp dislocated hi
ankle and may be unable tu participate
In the early spring training gamea of
Wit "The Rabbit.", a he Is known
to Western lvaguu fan from hu s)eed
on h bases. Has injured, on a hunting
trip near Adair. Okia., uccurdlng tu a
letter be has written to one of Ills U-am-that
h would be compelled to walk on
crutches for at least two months. Powell
stole sixty-two base end batted .Zli
last season, accord!. ig to official averages
recently tisued by N. I- O'Neill, presl
dent of the league.
STAGG PUTS QUESTIONS ON
ATHLETICS TO GRADUATE?
CHICAGO. Dec. a.-To holders of ' C"
granted for athletic proficiency by tlu
Vnlveralty of Chicago, were mailed today
tha list of questions by which Coavub
Stagg hopes to learn alumni opinions on
profasatonaliam In college athletics. Thi
letters sent to 400 men ask if the reelp
tent violated ths rule against markutini
his knowledge or skill tn athletic.
In addition oplnlona are sought on sum
mer base ball; means of preventing pro
fvsulonallsm In other sports; offence by
students before they matriculate at tht
university; preservation of amateur ru-rs;
and the abolition of Intwcollrglat c
ball In favor of Intramural games be
tween claasea or group of student.
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Craig. Pueblo 70
uavis, rurblo lit:
Nelghbora, H. City. ..114
Beail, Denver .JV4
KIiik', Omaba-Topekair,
Mluuleton. Pueblo.... 14K
Kenworthy. Denver., a. !7
Melxeli, hioux i lly... 10 JS
Jones, m. josepn m ajrl
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oerger. puebto 17. ,j
Williams. Omaha i awi
Unglauo, Lliu-oli 13s 441
belcien, Puebio l (.
Needham, Ht. J-Dea if, M
Lloyd, Denver i tnt
Ullmore, Iienver 1R IW3
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Itlckert, Topeka J43
liartoid. Topeka 7S
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I'lxinons. t'ueblo I'M 4
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Hchlpke, Omaha i: 1:15
gulllen, Denver l,; (,;5
hrecher. Topeka 7Jt ?1
Curtis, Des Moines. .. 1 Ml
Krlly, M. Joar h M6
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M Murray. Denver... 63 li2
tlraham, Um.-Dra M.163 639
Dwyer. Des Moines.. .K7 660
Dundoi), Lancoln 139 470
Kreba, Ton ka 7 2X8
Andeixin, om.-Dea alllrt 638
breitensteln, Topeka. 48 1U4
Sage. Sioux City 24 09
DrMott, Omaha 26 64
Dachant. Des Moines. 88 273
Knravea, Omaha .730 4X1
.liickaon, Pueblo 64 138
Knapp, Lincoln o 74
Meinke. St. Jof eph. .. 1-, ,8
Crittenden, St. Joe.... 43 100
Kan ell, umaha m u3
O'Brien. Denver 38 113
Kohl, Des Molnea 11 41
F. Inbell, Pueblo 13 S3
.Hamilton, Si. Joseph 118 877
Clark, Pueblo 39 116
Korex, Dea Moines.. .181 693
Wilson, Sioux City... ut 71.
Moore, Omaha-Top.. U6 o,-,
Peltiifiew, Pueblo.... 16 48
illfln, St. Joseph 13 68
GoHxett, St. Joseph... Jig Jjy
A. Isbell, l'iii;blo M) 34
Hens, lies Moines a" 73
Lynch, Om.-Dea M... 71 210
DeCarup, lea Molnea 26 90
Herein. Dea Mo. nee. .31 7
McChesney, St. Joe... I", 81
Hawkins. Topeka 63 lh8
Clark, Sioux City x7
Klnsella, Denver 4H 62
MolJrath, Topeka 11 26
Harris, lenver 41 k9
liiirham, Pub.-St. Joe at 1
Khman, 1 len.-Llncoln w yt
Mitlriw, Lincoln Ml 237
Lots, Omaha 17 H4
Kills, Puubln 47 i
Kdnilston. Topeka.... 63 i4
Crisp, Topeka 88 H
Hueston, Des Molnea. 49 l.tl
Manning, Topeka 14 44
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Kcbrelber, Denver.... 34 85
Huchanan, Topeka 34 pu
Kerns, St. Joe-Top... 37 lot
Crutcher, St. Joseph.- :g 62
Klepfer. Sioux City... ;m 62
Haiterman, Denver... ;j u
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Fox. Uncolii 40 H8
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KhooV. Omaha 36
MeXee. IVn Moines.. 13
LohUison. Omaha S7
Holmes. Sioux City... 18
'"ir'sl'g. Lincoln.... 15
W. Miller. Sioux City. IS
Sttener, Stoux City... Ill
Freeman. St. Joseph. t
nltnstead, Denver. .. 19
Xrrlhrup. Dea it'nes. 36
Wolverton Lincoln... 31
Perrv. Pueblo 6
Routt. Pueblo 16
Kaufman. St. Joweph. 37
Welch, Sioux City..... is
!'eru,an. Lincoln... 36
OwrriF, He Moines... 30
Fa her. Pnnblo 29
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Barron. St. Joseph.... 96 802 48
Lindsay. Denver la 14 1.4
Koerner, Pueblo .....152 1501 88
Jones, St. Joseph...... 88 758 35
Stem, Moux City isu M
nglaub, Lincoln 20 vt in
lwyer. Des Moines.. 144 1367 HI
Thomas. Lincoln ......136 13J2 92
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ncnmiot, Pueblo 16 1
Dtindon. Lincoln 90
Lloyd. Denver ..104
Helllyj St. Joseph 161
Hughes. Pueblo ..j....ir
Andreas, Sioux City.. .164
Nlehotf, Omaha '. 67
tirsham. Oma.-Dea M.152
Dnglauh, LJncoin 6 "
Moore. Om .
Krebs. Topeka ini
Kahl Dea Moines i
Breltensteln, Topeka.. 28
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gu J""'. Denver 166 177 250
Rellly. Sioux City 129 170 840
',mor. Tou'la 67 101 fed,
Niehoff, Omuha 78 123 215
Claire. Pueblo m j, m
Sehlpke, Omaha S3 36 68
Hart ma 11, Sioux City.. 24 28 ftl
Cocktnau, Lincoln ....115 Jrt6 260
l nglaub, Urn-ola 25 25 66
Schmidt, Pueblo 73 57 104
Dtindon, Lincoln 25 -2 41
Hamilton, St. Joseph.118 100 J;4
Jones, St. Joseph 24 20 43
Korea, Des Moines. ...150 237 fl44
ei,'h'"ou Ct,' 21 "
Pick. Omaha 68 81k 13
Harford. Topeka 77 86 126
SHORTSTOPS.
nagnler, Lincoln 1515
Meineke, Ht. Joseph.. 105
Hartmcin, Sioux City. 16
Coffey, Denver 16N
Berger, Pueblo 173
Erimlston. Topeka .... 83
Dtindon, IJncoln 14
Htipke. Topeka 53
Kneavea, Omaha 136
Colllgan, ' Ies Moines. 150
Rellly, Sioux City 28
Farrell, Omsha 81
Moore, Om. -Topeka ., 24
OtTFI ELDERS.
Pettlgrew, Pueblo .... 16 14
Melxell. Sioux City... 10 14
Balden. Pueblo 158 2f7
Zwllllng, St. Joseph.. 147 11
Cassldy, Denver 169 lis
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654
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616
240
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60 84
64 84
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339
306
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OUTFIELDERS. '
Name and Club. a. po. A
Curtis, Des Moines. ..162 323 17
McCheaney, St. Joe:.. 20 34 2
BoaJI. .Iienver 111 ut a
Miller; Lincoln 65 125
Ken worthy, Denver ..21 36
Mlddleton. Peblo ...,.146 K
Kinx. Oro.Topeka....l2 ' 29
Neighbors. Sioux Ctty.114 150
Breen. Sioux- City 167 248
Cole, Lincoln -,...142 274
Davis. Pueblo .........116 J50 J6
Wiedensaul. 'Denver.:. 30 '43 4
C.ltmore, Denver 165 264 15
Uarriner, .Topeka' ..'..1 33 . - 44 t
Wagner, Sioux Cttyl..l4S 299 19
Mattlcks, Dea Molnas.163 375 ' 27
Dall, Topeka 60. 00 . 45
McCormick, Lincoln- ..146 281 20
Anderson, Om.-Des M.165 'W 21
Pick. Omaha 16 . so 1
Coyle OmahA SI 68' 8
Rlckert, Topeka , 143 243 13'
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Kelly.-gt. Joseph 163 -363 18'
Thnmannn. Om. -Top.. 164 324 29
Craig. Pueblo 75 121 6
Chapman, Topeka .... 20 t 4
Cobb, LJncoin 163 243 27
Beecher, Topeka 60 61 4
Powell, Kt. Joseph. ...164 248 20
Sehoonover, Omaha ..138 J97 21
C.lffln. St. Joseph 12 16 8
Breltensteln, Topeka.. U 26 ' t
IieCamp, IVs Moine. 26 ' 27 8
Crampton, Topeka .... 51 69 6
Williams. Omaha 128 169 II
Holmes. Sioux City... 18 2 1
Pickering, Omaha ..., 22 28 2
A. Isbell. Pueblo., 10 8 1
Fitzgerald, Sioux Cltyjs 23 3
PITCHERS.
O'Brien. Denver 8 13 2
Hickman. Topeka 10 2 20
Healy, Denver 10 8 .1 ,
Routt. Pueblo 16 4 17
Melter, Sioux City.... 11 8 17
.Hall. Omaha , 46 18 88
Freeman. St. Joseph.. 30 ' 16 69
Applegate. Lincoln ... 21 47
Kenworlhy, Denver .. 19 1 39
Farthing. LTncoln 16 4 40
Stiegsr, Sioux City.... 14 6 33
Kinsella. Denver 28 4 69
Smith, Lincoln IS 6 24
Olmstead. Denver .... 19 6 21
Harris, Denver 41. 11 86.
Durbin, Om.-Topeka.. 47 10 60
Barber, Sioux City.... 14 14 90
Wolverton. Lincoln ... 39- 7 66
Chellette, St. Joseph.. 49 11 91
Knapp. Lincoln 36 9 71
Schrelber. Ienver .... 34 10 63
Rhodes Omaha 34 - 11 78
W. Miller, Sioux City. 81 5 64
Buchanan. Topeka ... 83 61
Northrup. Des Moinea 40 4 62
McKee. IVs Molnea... 14 .1 83
Fox, Lincoln 41 14 fcll
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jiiis, rueblo 47
Robinson, Omaha .... 27
Herche. Des Moines.. 31
Fentress, Omaha 35
Hueeton. Des Moines. 48
iJarnlgan. Pueblo
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Beecher,. Topeka 14
Hagerman, Denver .. 2:1
Bens, Des Moines.... 33
DeMott, Omaha 26
Clark, Sioua City...... 38
Khman Denver-Lin... 38
Durham, Pueb.-St. J.. 39
Kaufman. St. Joseph. 85
Klepfer. Sioux City... 25
Sage. Sioux City 26
Jackson, Pueblo 64
Wilson. Bloux City.... 30
Johnson, St. Joseph. 7 .V
Hanlfan, St. Joseph.. 19
Peaater, Pueblo 15
Faber, Pueblo 29
Hagerman. Lincoln ..42
Fugate. Topeka 37
Lots, Omaha 27
McUrath. Topeka 15
Owens, Des Moines... 35
Patton. Om.-Des M... 18
Cook, Om.-Topeka ... 14
CATCHERS.
Name and Club. a. PO. A.
Towns Sioux City.. 19 101 16
Dawson, Sioux City 87 - 236 83
Onr.dlng Omaha 21 96 35
Mciiraw, Lincoln ... 84 421 88
Hpahr. Denver 46 867 69
Walley, Sioux City. 13 51 3
demons. Pueblo ...134 613 1S8
Stratton. Lincoln ..100 449 134
M. Miller, Sioux C..110 694 158
Chapman,- Topeka .. 40 8t 68
Lynch. Om.-Des M. 88 2!3 78
Clatowskl, Des M... 97 440 145
Arbogast. Omaha .. 83 371 109
Oossett. St. Joseph. .107 667 180
McMurray. Denver.. 63 269 64
Framba, Deti.-Top.. 80 407 81
Kerns. St. J.-Top.. 31 142 6S
Crittenden. Ht. .Toe.. 34 144 33
Bachant. Dea M.... 48 177 74
Crisp. Topeka 57 263 63
Hawkins, toneka .. 48 268 75
Agnew. Omaha .... 70 194 64
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Healy. Denver 10
O'Brien. Denver 37
Ken worthy. Denver 18
Chellette, St. Joseph 61
Crutoher. St Joseph 28
Fill. Pueblo 47
Hagerman, Denver 3
Smith. Lincoln ......14
K nodes, Omaha 36
Schrelber, Denver 27
Applegate, Lincoln 11
Harris, Denver 39
Routt. Pueblo 14
Wolverton, Lincoln , , 80
Faber, Pueblo 29
Johnson. St. Joseph 35
Barber, Sioux City 44
Olmstead. Denver It
Melter. Sioux City 11
Kinsella, Iwnvtr , 28
Jamlgao, Pueblo ...18
Khman Denver-Lincoln ..,..87
lxMoit. Omaba 22
Haxerman. Lincoln 43
J.t'kon, Pueblo 64
Wilson. Sioux City .38
RobiiiMoii. Omaha T 27
Duihaiu. Putblo, St. Joseph. 4"
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1. .. tT 133 jiv 5 .. -654 Kaufman, tit. Joaeph 36 11 11 1 34
15 8 .. 88 128 2 1 .. buehanan, Topeka 34 14 14 1 32
11 7 .. 89 66 14 1 .. .60 W. Miller Sioux City II 4 t .. 7
11 .. 70 12 3 3 1 .ri6 Durbin. Omaha-Topeka 47 16 18 .. 74
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15 8 2 71 110 7 t .. .619 , Lots, Omaha 27 4 1 92
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