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' Macs th new that tba two black
ama-LaiKtord and MoVee are matched
to debt again la Byttnev, Australia, ant
Xutac Monday.
Won, here la on warmed-over attrac
tion that ta aun ot a big gats, When
ttaa two negro heavyweight taught last
Owooter and Uta referee decided la
favor of atcVea, there waa what on
Asttlpodeaa acrtbo railed a "wave ot
popumr indlcnatton." Referee Baker,
who waa alwava regarded aa tha em-
of Bound Judgment and in-
waa booted out of tha ring.
ot tha sports who have known
Baker for ream spoke mora in sorrow
-than ta anger about tba "miscarriage
at tuttics" and attributed Baker's
vrretobed raHng mora to temporary
aberratloa. aupenoduoed by the beat,
tbaa to a desire to do wrong.
. There waa as all sides a dtapoalUoa
to bafleve that langford had "CM the
trees at it." but after tba first bant
at virtuous lisllgratfloB. tba Australian
rjexmg editors were tar from being
In deelufac that Laagtord
shoes bava had tha Yard let. Thty said
tor thought a draw osdstoa woe Id have
ifttted tba ealceoelee of .tha occasion.
mmyte and privets Ball It I
ethered that that la about lie war the
tihfag at Tanred out render that lang-
Bar baao permitted ta anere
Mb taon of a data heat.
wrdoh aroae arar the
UaoMoa baa whetted tba appetite ot th.
They ara longing for
gllmpa ot tba two ausa m
ski thara la every reason tar
Will
than la aa tmsiiaMtVi si
tn Aemratte-eat tha rival nsgreee
ta work aft two marches aa
public, bat tt than) waa
about tba affair, the
HtHttrt and those behind than mutt be
Lr saw ran aa toe aeeceat roasters
la San Tiaactaoa It baa beaa
that tte Langfutd MoVoa art-
ii em a recall what happened whoa Jim
ad Sam Laagterd were aa
to meat ooeaareaaUy la Loo
One to nary tha antwoteay of
ket peiftaumnos. Flrn waa permitted
la aatpowit teugford yaat aa ptaTea out-
faxed tha aw baby" la ayuney la De-
yiyiafg abowtog creeled a tes
tation la too Arigelee that 1 among
who wara aot of tha inner tempte
dsmaad tor another Flyrm-lanf-
fard boat wye en ted. Tba pair met
kgam, before a Bulging boos, ot aevrta.
faad tha Dung Langforo did ta Him
;were wn harms a
' Thar la aa Idea that Langford may
how aa unexpected "return ta form"
when be ataoka up agalnat MsVaa aa
j pi mar Monday.. It la sate to ear, bow.
fever, that terra will be aa undue ur
I prte no matter what happen. If Lang
Iford rum tha tablaa on ateVee. the
I newt wiU be received pteeuily. and tt
McYee scores a second tlma agalnat
imngford, there will be aa equally small
teeiamy of amotloa. Thl bseeiisi the
inublM baa tltad at trying ta "prnm"
'langford. Be baa bean maaswled la so
many flghta, bat than la BO taUing whg
tha kt tna ta aoaoh with all hla might
land mala,
' Apart from the aaptoma that Mr. asm
isemattowa flgtru ta bobbkw, tha Ma I
!ntrwtnd that be 1 gotrnf dawa Kltt
But mm if thl opinion l rtterely U out
growth "of hm lendout partamssa)
and Cam baa it la him to otmvrao n h
I a good aa mt M miart be eald that
itha ruin under whlrh gtowa eoataaM are
oendueted In Anatrana at present an to
'a measure a handicap ta a maa at Lang-
terd etyl of fighting.
. laaglord m aa mftghtar. wbHa hrrrfea
like ta stand off and prod away with
long straight left. The report at the
Pecamber contest ibow that MdVea
worked the left to good purpose, but for
fesr that ny oaa at thla end iboald
think b baXflad all LaagforoTa attempt
at Inflg bring, tt ahomd be axpralrsN that
'la new pollca rat noAer which Lang
ford and hWVba fought forbid men bat
itllng In tha style that Iatngtord excels tn.
j -Ia early Deoember tha opponent of
1 boxing ta Australl. who ara ganaraOy
jrtUed Wbwatara." agtcntod Mraagr? U
jfavar of atop be tag put to th faror! tt
lladoer port- Tba polio ejamatltl when
ikpled to declared tliat thara waa aoth
tag obleetlonabl la. Qiiaaiialnin put
Ums aa long a the law waa Heed up ta.
lAboot a week or a before tha data of the
Itaat Laee-ford-MoVee BsUctb tha tnspeotor
taeaerel of poUo cauaad ta be printed la
fib taadmg paper ot AaatraUa hie Mesa
as to how baling should be oooooted eo
m ta aaefana with tha law. Th article
;ber th headline: "Inatrocllon t
.toUc. and raa follow:
-Special Instruction have beea issued
by th gorarnor general for etrfct b
iaerranea br the nolle tliougauat tha
ste ot New BVwth Walea navdmg
-bo slug eonteets. Thee Issrtruottona has
flowed upon much muuuraii reaareV
log such oentasta. and upoa allagatloa of
ibmtaltty la eoaaaettoa thanerlth.
especlsJIr la relation ta tha
;IAngford-IteVa flgnt. Her ara tba fas-
Swell -Bunch of Outfielders This Season .
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T MOITT. ,
KBW YORK, rah, x-AImt Try
team win be well cared for In th out
field when tha curtain rings up on th
llt big league asaaoa.
With variations tht heraldry baa beta
exploded at this tins every year atao
baa ball became Uncle 8m' greatest
game-tb chief variation being that tt
applied ta th "hull dura team" Instead
of Juat th outfield. Thl year It doe
not apply ta tha ull dum team," for
with, a tew exceptions th big league ag
gregations are woefully weak In aome an
or two depart men! of play tba Infield,
pitchers or catchers bat the claaa of tba
outfield throughout th circuit la tre
mendously above par. There I only on
team fat each league that cannot claim
aa all-star corpa ot outer gardener.
Th Brooklyn Nationals and tha St.
Leata Americana ara tba only blots on
tba outfield eacutcheon for 1111 And.
even at. that, th Brooklyn and St. Louis
fly-chasers figur better tbaa the 'worst
outfield of other years.
But, getting to tba mora pleaaaat and
of th discussion, no lea thaa tight
team would put la a claim to having
tha best outfield la th bueiMs. Tak
ing them In tba order of tba strength ot
their claims, a they appear to us, they
tha tha Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cuba,
Chicago Whit Box. Philadelphia Athlet
ic. Boston Nationals, Boston Amerkaaa,
New Tork Olanla and Cleveland Nana.
Baoh of the outfits baa a (watting bri
gade that average over or aear the .30
Bark, tn addition to being teat oa th
path and capable In tha field.
With Ty Cobb and Wahoo Bam Craw
ford droning together la any team'
outsold th boast of supremacy could
b made, retard less of who worked In
tha other position. The departure ot Davy
J one after Matty Mclntyr had beea
traded to tba White Sox seemed for a
tlma to nave put Detroit literally int
th position of baring only two outfield
ers, but th youngsters, Drake, who wa
sat tn to fin th breach, delivered th
good In mora thaa passable atyl. bitting
for aa average of .tl and fielding .Ml
In ninety-fire gams. A promising record
for a Orat-year maa. Drak waa going
better at tli end of th season thaa
whan ha was first Injected Into th fight,
and hla work bora evidence that mora
Improvement could be sxpentu.
The Chicago Cub have as the backbone
of their second lino of defense tha great
home-run manufacturer, Frank Scbulte.
and Aril Hofmaa and Jimmy ahackard
figure equally aa valuable as he from aa
all-around standpoint. Tha Cub outfield
represent mora brain thaa any other,
unleea It be the trio of the champion
Athletic.
The Whit Sog braka a record laat year
when they presented a brand new tat ot
ft eiders that compared with any la tht
no. It waa tha first appearance a a
Sox ot Matty Melntyra. who was obtained
tram Detroit, jimmy Callahan, aow maa-
of the team, wa showing la ht
hUtlal eisjBgemeat aa a Walt Bos. after
desert! oa from, tha Cub followed by sev
eral year of seml-profemlonal ball. And
tnen awng came ring nooie, wno is
haded by Chicago fane ta tha great set
of all f wee-bust era. Callahan ha taught
Bods ta "ehok" hi bat and thereby
turn a few long hits Into a lot ot abort
onaa. Boat should be mush better' this
year thaa fc waa last tsuon. and Mo.
Intyra and Callbhsa show a sign at go
ing hack. Bran If tbey should. Daugh
srty It waiting thara aa aunty outfielder
to get Into tha gam.
Rub Old ring, Briscoe Lard and Danny
Murphy did tuc woadarful service tot
tha Athletics m th last two world
sen that they scarcely need oommsot.
and young A mo B trunk, th substltuU at
tha Mack outfield, la very near ta them
In general prtfwue.
Mis Doalln, Callahan's rival at a
"comeback," I paired up with twa
phenomenal youths la tha Boetoa Na
tional's paatura, ' "Deo" - MUlar and
"Stonewall" Jaokaoa. who played an
either am at Danha at the fag and af
Haskell Says that
corers Should Get
-Together on Rules
The playing rules which now govern
base ball have been so artfully tinkered
and reoeired during the last thirty year
that there seems almost no fault to find
with them as they stand today.
"But all I not perfect yet." sara Jack
Haskell, chief umpire in tha Western
league. "There ought to be a distinct
understanding between the scorer aa to
certain rules, chief among all being th
scoring of th play when an lnflelder
get a grounder, throws to a base to stop
a runner and doesn't set any out.
"This play Is scored differently tn dif
ferent towns. In come place th batter
gets a bit, no matter what might have
been the nature of the happening.
"Suppose there are runners on first and
second, as they start a double steal the
batter hits to the pitcher. Th pitcher
throws to third for a force-out, but owing
to the long lead the fugitive beats the
ball. Beyond any doubt th pitcher could
bar pinned the batter had be thrown to
fTist. That goes as a hit in a majority
of eltle. In others the play goes as a
fielder's choice and th batsman is stung
i th-e nt bat and gets no hit
- ., .c-.ru, (f tho t-atter b-.tnted the
ball, give htm a sacrifice hit That is
the only aan and sensible way t record
It, If tt waa a bant. As to eooring.the
play on a bounding ball, well, there la
where the scorers should get together.
To record a hit on a tap right Into one's
hands, when only desperate (printing by
th runner aaved the force-out, I stuffed
scoring of th most foolish description. '
Manager Gear, Will '
Play Center Garden
Dale Gear, Topeka'a new manager, an
nounce that he will stay la harness this
year and play th center garden shifting
Midget King to right field. Gear purposes
to keep a sharp lamp on hi pitchers and
say he can do It better from tha middle
station ot tha clover patch than from any
other vantage point except behind th
bean bowL And Dal Is no catcher.
Wlonlta Gets Twa.
Louis C. Doyle, a husky southpaw
pitcher, whoa home la at Kingman,
Kan., affixed hit name to a Wichita con
tract last week.) Doyl wa with Lamed
in tha Kanii state league last year un
til that organization disbanded for the
season. Jack Nehmn It another recruit
ww uh aiflucu m niviuui anirict. tie
played last year with th Main and New
Brunswick league.
Crack eutflslder of tha two - big
blague wha will pre Ty Cobb for th
world's supremacy In batting and baa
renal ng during the mi season. Tba two
action anturat show Bird) Cree of th
Nw Tork Tank (oh tht kA), and
Jo Jackson of tha Cleveland Napa
Above, left to right, are Ping Bod!, Chi
cago Whit Box; Bobby Beach er, Cln-
Reds; Sam Crawford, Detroit
Tlgera and Sherwood Magee, Philadel
phia National. Below ara Frank
Schulta. Chicago Cubs; Josh Devon, New
Tork Giants, and Trl Speaker, Boston
Red Sox. , ,
tha UU Campaign, both b-ar promts of
further develop mast Jackson batted .MT.
MUlar JS tad Dentin .til hut year. Ays,
verily, that la ten singling.
In tha opposition park at Boston, th
Bad Sox caa pat forward a tribe of men
who, a defense and aitonse, shape up
Into th beet balanaed outfield In th
matty. Trl Speaker It tha star af the
three, but ka la only (lightly ahead of
Duffy Lewi and Oeorge Hooper, both Al
fotrnsra. . Th newoemtr, lUnrlksen.
It worthy emergency timber, despite hi
JBiperleu. beoauM at hit hard hitting.
la hi twnty-va fame las year h
tvaraged JMt with the willow.
Tb fXant will be having a real con
test down at Martin Springs, Tex-, during
tha spring trip, to aa who win have to
a bounced from tba New Tork outfield.
It Ml pretty certain that Joah Devon and
Fred ardrra-wtU stick, but Jack Mur
ray, who showed a tailing tt pinches at
tha seasoa's end and In th world' sertee
last year. It not to sure af hi Job. Beals
Backer, who served aa relief man last
year, and Arthur Buea, th young fenc
maker from th northwest, will push him
for hla position, with good chances
of ousting th ttm-orownad Irishman. Th
National league champion wiU b well
provided for. If only on of th three
Murray, Becker er Buss can display good
form and fill th aamt-vaeatad station tt
wall ta Devon and Snodgrast do tht
other.
Joe Jackson, th only maa of a decade
beside Ty Cobb, to swat aver .a, la
th main argument for tha strength af
Cleveland's outfield. HI mark af . was
achieved during bit first year ta wlf
company. Young Oraney, with JO for
aa average, and the veteran Jee Birming
ham, with JH will probably do th bulk
of tba work In. th other garden posi
tions. Butcher, from tb Southern
league, may earn a permanent outfield
berth on th strength ot hla showing to
ward tha cloa of last season, and then
la a possibility also that Ted Easter may
be taken from behind tb bat to cavort in
tha outfield.
Th Pittsburg Pirates would hav been
Included among the teams discussed
above aa competing for tb world' out
field premiership, but for tha decision
ot luanager Fred Clark to retire from
th playing field thla year. Vincent Camp
bell, who take Clarke's place; Tommy
Leach. Chief Wilson and Max Carey an
all good, reliable men, however.
Sherwood Mage ot th Philadelphia
National; Steve Evans of tha St. Loo Is
Cardinals, Bobby Beecher ot Cincinnati,
Birdl Cree of the New Tork Yankees,
Zaeh Wheat of the Brooklyn Dodgera and
Clyde Milan of the Washington Senatora
an all crack performers,' but tbey stand
aa oasealn a deceit when com pared , to
their aid partners Th poor St. Louis
Brown an th only team without at
least on star gardener.
"It mast be distinctly asmtsr stood that
tb police must interfere when either
of th eoateataat appears to be suffering
from Injury er it exhausted, or otherwise
appears unable to eontlnwa, or b? he is
bvkaly overmatched. 'Tha police hav
ample power to nop any fight when ay
ef tb aontastaata an hurt. A responsible
fcfflcer of police must always be prieant.
and must be careful that the asoteat Is
strictly a boxing watch and does act de
velop Into a prise fight or bvwtaoty. H
should ass watch th contest carefully
and act with ptumpltud. Baton tha
fight th reepoulbt erfleer should fev
.spect tha glove and sea that they an not
tess tbaa tlx ounces la weight each.
Tnen mast aot ta any ctrcuautaaees be
any Infighting allowed and a ateaa break
west also be Insisted oa. Camera most
Wt for a limited number of roones set
exceeding twenty, Tha poUo must tla
set that potts and flooring wtthhi th
ring an suitably propped, aa that a fell
will aot ta attended with any tajar tt
the eeatastsnta. Tha aonleetsnrt most be
examined and certified aa fit tor tha a
test by a medical maa before eaterlng
the ring and. unlets these conditions an
esserved a contest must sot be aHoered
Is proceed.' .
The an th rule of boxing WaB worth
entylng. but If they ara rigidly adhered
to. fighter tike Sam Langford would
peed to forget what ha knew and learn a
new system of boxing. -
EARLY SPRINGJS HOPED FOR
late Seuoa Will Hit Teams Train
ing' on Atlantic Seaboard.
SOT EnUZTOS IS ' IDEAL SPOT
Weevrhec at Adaatla le Treacher
aad WUI Take Mere Mas Ball
' wal t a nay Thaa H
WIU Abevrb la tease a.
NEW TORK. Feb. ta-Wlatar hang
ta with sack persistency ta tba north
base ball manager tn hopeful
of aa sarry spring la tha south. PuaalMy
th weather cannot be ordered ta Bull
both tha ball playera and tb southern
farmers, though a agrtoulturlst who cul
tivates cot tea and strawberries hat ban
beard to crltlel abarpry "good gnwlag
weather." tad weather ef that mean
grade will sever find disfavor la tha tree
of the baa hall msnsgera.
A lata spring will hit harder tboa
teams which tram cloa to tht Atlantic
seaboard tbaa it will other Bine, which
ara taken to Texas and Louisiana. Than
ara tarn wha bslltv that tha player
ara better off tor training la a
, climate. It It doubtful. Never
baa a team coma away from a training
camp la which the play are wen la sues
oonditloa aa the Oianta ware la
UU. and they showed the value of tbaar
aateura at Martta by the meaner ta
which tbey tkppad through tha seta
without carton Utaes t any ot then.
Tha Highland era will tram at Atlanta,'
a cojanxsag and aaUghtful city, bat
fcy wWwMMs Wirt
The sold wind w
teaa oa which Atlanta looks down
upoa ether rivals will knock mora bask
ban out of a playera anatomy thaa
will absorb la tha work which ha I able
th dlaaaaad. Atlanta m
bars aa except ymoHr good prtng t
of real value ta players.
better If it wen not eo damp .and
It low that superstitious ban players an
rnokaed to bell eve they win be Immersed
m a bath of malaria baton tbey get out
af th eJty, -
Rot Bprtos,' Ark.,' hat always been
kvond of -ball player because of the
springs which go wtthitha climate, fit's
a fin thing to hav a bath handy for
a ton arm after one has been gallivant
ing around a ibete ball field .all. of . the
morning, with twinges of pain resembling
those of, gout and ' rheumatism shooting
through elbow Joint and shoulder blades
Tet, of all the climate which go with
IB) miles away.
better dprd t ball ptayara thaa At-
tt la aot w high. It
by tssuniin and la aot a
Augusta, ta a
latitude. Is fairly saUsfaotory,
nab was eaea a fevered etty.
haw sertneatara Morms got ta tbahabtt
right ta
mMst eg ma tratatag aassta and p
esrtlng al ef the work watch bad beea
doaa far a weak er twe, bscsase th
pkayero wen nsaipsllsl t rersaia tdia.
Bo essnsgtrs bagaa t give aa golag
thara.
Mobile baa beaa tried with varying
saseeen. aad a tar as tb camata goes
1 aaarer tha rtstieard which tha baa
baa essaagar aaeka Maw Orletst weedd
T0TI5Q" SOLBIia WHO ' WOTILD
MTKEa PLAT BALL. '
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baa ball for spring work, .then teems
ta be nothing which is of as much fslue I
from th time that a aeaaon begins un
til It le tlma for th player to take th
train back to the north' thaa Texas,
where then Is heat and Uttl molstun
In th air.
Marlta Ha Advaatagee,
The advantaia "of s Marlln, when the
GHantt go to their work.. I that natural
aprings gush . forth from th earth la
that thriving Uttl town, and tb player
bava all th benefit ot th. medicinal
water and tha hatha Into 'which they
can tumble after a hard "work out" on
the field. -
McUnw sera the he has tried every
thing in th way of training quart wa
and ha come to the conclusion that tb
further a team hasp away from the
Atlantic ,the bettor for It. "On good
easterly storm oft the ocean, with plenty
t wind and steady rain, will watt a
fortnight of time ta a camp which It
er tb coast." said th manager. .
TTniee dry hot wends which blow,
serves tba Texas plain ara worth mora
to bail playera than a Turkish bath,"
continued tba pilot ot tha Oianta. "Top
notice that "Connie" Mack la going Into
tn Lone Mtar state for work. Th De
troit elub baa been cloa to tha bound arte
at Texas for years, aad tba Chicago
Americana after circumnavigating moat
of th globe, bare finally come to the
conclusion that Texas offer awn ad
vaatagee to ball players thaa any tarfi
of the union, and they ara quite itfhC
Wa bava had fair result with tb (Hants
1 matter la what town or ' city we
trained, but speaking for tba pitta of
th team I know that most of them, an
of them, in fact, say that ier feet
better after their work la Marlta thaa
they have after training t any other
city which has beea la our belt - of
travel." ....
Robert La Hyatt.' Wast Point foot ball
aad base bail star,; who win make
bow a a, big . league player with the
Detroit Tiger next Juaa. Hyatt will play
daring tha varartca nth aad hopes
br eeoqre a . release from hit military
urjgstl ta the Mare la wrent t
a lacsim durtng hie early
ATHLETICS OF CLASS C
ARE TO PLAY BASE BALL
Th Athletic champion of class Cv
laat year of Omaha, Council Bluff and
South Omaha, 'win be ta the field thl
year with "about the asm lineup aad will
be backed by the Dundee woolen mills,
who wUl fit them out with new uniforms
John , Haien has been chosen "captain
and ' F. Greene, manager for the 'season.
Oamee can 'be booked by calling B-MM
or Red 5100 or. address F. Greene, tit
North Twenty-third street, Omaha.
Th. lineup will be as follows: Jack
Oberletur, catch; Von Vernon, pitch: Tom
Dineun, first bast; John Hasan, second
bass; John Lowe, . third ' base; Harry
Slits, short; C. Oreene, left field; Chic
Conory, center and Art Lugdelberg, right
neia.
SKIPPER BILL SCHIPKE HAS
HIS GOOD KNEE RESTORED
-Skipper" Bill Schlpaa, th Omaha
baa ball player aad former manager of
tha team, wha was confined t th Pres-
eytertaa hospital where ha underwent an
operation for water oa the knee, ha been
discharged and la pronounced a cured
& However, the plucky third
WIG hav to keep quiet for
day ta earn ta order that bis knee
may regala Its former Btraugta,
-The Capricorn base hall club; has 'Or
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OMAHA BRANCH. 2212 FARNAM ST.
Tel. Douglas 4100, Bell. , .
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2203 Farnam Street
VanBruntAutomobileCo.
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1182 Firua St
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FOUR MODELS
Prices $1,150
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JOHN DEERE PLOVTJOMPANY
Salesroom Cor. Tiaih ui tnvi Six.
Omaha. Nebraska. ,
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which Is usually smiling. Tb Rub it
already delivering heavy aeiihjc ta tb
training camp at atartia, dimwit th
early stag eg the spring work.
GUY L. SMITH
2205-2207 Farnam Street
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vUUalli or priTate and public garagea. h. R. Glnthor,
aseat, rtsotM, ilarwey CATS.
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