THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 24, 1912.
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KfLPtO HiNOuroP THE PREWCAMENn 600IFJ-
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HIS KNOiMESS'AAlO TOTHIi OAf ISAOOR.
HAS MEM KWOWM AS THE COFfEE COCXS.'
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JOURNEY OWE. THE feE THERE VfCAOSSew
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OF A PtRsr CLASS IO.
CITY GOLF TOURNEY PLANNED
Ko Outsider to Be Permitted to
Pity in Events. ,
KAY TAKE PLACE 15 SEPTEH2E1
Rrkeae Meed wrlth tke Arbl
f Maar af la laalac Playera
al taa aeverml 0al4aaf ... ,
Clafca. ,
Plan ar afoot for tha orontiinf at
dtr golf tournanMnt to at bell thla aum
mar at Ilia Country, club ar tba Field
club aoma tlma ourlng tba month of
AuartMt or September, In 'which avtrjr
coif player la tha city will be allowl to
rompat. It will be a cloaed avent outald
of Omaha. .-..-.
Lacal coif aharpa have bean talking
tha matter over among thenwelrea for
tha but faw waeka and bare aaaed tha
md II mint of many golf tnthualaata. Thar
bettera that a city tournament could be
put en In Omaha very aucceaefully. A
meeting will be called for noma night thla
week, at which time all tha golf men af
Omaha will be aaked to he preeent and
give their vlewa on tba propoaltloa. if
It la received with any ahow of an
thualaem a committee will be appointed
at tha meeting: to draw up bylawe and
'ronatltutlon for a permanent organisa
tion and a role will be lakea to eee what
club la tha city will get tha tournament
Augutt It la thought by tha Instigator
of tha plan, would be tba beat time of the
aeaaoa to hold the tourney.; but two
teanla tournamrnla will be held during
that month and a there are several tae
nia mea who would participate in a golf
tournament It will probably be held dur
ing the month of Mepumber, about tha
first week. , i " , , , . a '.1 -v. .v
Athletic Managers.-1
Appi
)rove. Schedules ,
for College Games
CAMBRIDGE, Maa.,' March" It -The
Harvard Athlotlo committee has ralirfod
the arhedulea of the various 'vanity and
freshmen teatri for the enmlng spring,
aa well as that of the toot ball team
for Wl Tha Important change on the
foot ball schedule I a game with Van
derbllt university at Cambridge an No
vember . 1'nlvertlty of Minnesota,
wlch sought a foot ball game. Is rse
ognlaed In tha university lawn tenni
team's schedule with a two-men match,
whleh will be played at Cambridge. May
17. It haa bean as Bounced Uul tha ad
vlaory committee on rowing will com
prise, beetdea tha captain of the crew.
Robert F. Herri ok, Dr. W. K. Lbdd, t.
Richardson and J. F. 'Perkins, Jmwph F.
Kennedy waa officially appointed coach
for this year's freshmen base baft' sloe
Following la tha calendar of Harvard's
athletics far the eeesoo.
Foot nall-Deptember M, tTnlverslly of
Maine at CambrMge; October S, Holy
Crone at Cambrldiw in. liroKn at Cam-
bndae
a, niinaaia at LanibrMtm; It.
Amhert at
Camnrfcixe; r.ermker' t,
Canibrldse: ai-rKii,
Princeton at
unlverelty at Camhrldge;, H. Derfaouik
st Cambridge; 70. Yale at N'ew Haven.
Lanroase April .' Knrtncfleld Training
at Cambridaei 1. Maryleed emi.'ultura)
ai tiaitimore; 17. Mount Washington at
Mount Waehlrurton, aid. I It. Johns Hop
kins at Baltimore: Vv la. Hobert at
.wnflmi! is, joraeu al Cambridge.
Varsity Track-April If,
Interclaaal
aetata "gJmSrl.rtoth dZi
games at Cambridge: It, Yale dual armee
at Cambridge: l and June 1, intereot-1
legiatee at Philadelphia, -
Freehmen Track Arm 17. Aiuhree dual
game, at Andover; .,.: May , Rtelw
ouai ejan'.es at .i r. ."v. h
.u
dual game at New Haven. .
t'nlverslty tsocreiMirrh it Corn,!? st
enWeEuyVttn'
Columbia at New York.
rtHversHr lwn TVnnla-Maye.' Am
herst at Amheret; u. Princeton, at Oan
bridge; 25. Yale at New Haven; H. two
men match with Mwnena. t Cam
bridge; a, two men oitlcti -with l.'oi
varsity ef PnnyUnlA at i'nlUde iuM.
Freahmea Base iUK-Arirll 34 Brook
Oeonre' at Newport. I--. I.; I', -JUrrial
hetghts et Cambridge: ts, t'wMer
Acaetny at V, orce-irr. Ua.T i-;x,-tc
at Fxeter N. H.; J-un I, Yle fr-esUmen
at New Haven:
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET iS
TO OP.EN ON THURSDAY
The Omaha Punday School Athletlei
league, which wax emnued hut wwk,
wfll be opened Thursday evening, a hen
an aquatic meet or,.to .0 entrant.
from the rarlooe clrh dub. .boot tlit
ttty win be held In the "TVesaoclstfon
ewlnur.'ng pool.
Bjasdsome ribbon badsec will be
awarded those who gata the flrat Uire
Place, m each event. J. Tmttt Maxwetl.
pyhstcal director, and R. L. Welker. (a.
sletent ilMMnr wfll v,-v. Ar I
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The events wilt be ae follow.: Twetrty
yards, breast stroke; twenty yard.; ; en
heck; algbty-yard relay, with' four ladi
ea a team. As a epecui event there will
he a forty-yard swtm la which the can-
tonants- mar- . a. many different
styiea of padMing thiwarh the water as
th m-laa.
'
n, Vi.i STTi, -V "!-. -? . ' '.centering all efforts In the one direction
line hieh at Cainnrl.tna: 2., M. iark n L , . . .
Kouthboro. Mj.; Mar 1. Velihwa Thy" ' lw W1" ,hl " muster a. bunch of ath
at Cambridge: . Vvernt h xa t Cam-'ele from the etudeau who will romper
HrtmhinShl'1"1 '' .
otirws name.
who aae rwMKN6 or wri Honing Wx-trw
flywn rofwiNsTAre the 03peee cdoleh.
name- or
passing we
COeTCF rYXe.
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EENJ?APTER
csaoLPAi. Rat.
Kansas Breaking
.' Off All Relations
With Cornhuskers
LINCOLN. Neb.. March & -(Special -
Either Kansu wants none of Nebraska's
game or the Jayhawkers have decided to
break with the Cornbuakers In athletic
relatione la the only Interpretation which
can be placed on the latest negotaUona
for aihlatlo contests between the tws
schools. .
WUh everylhlng practlceJIy decided
upon except the miner details, Kansas
haa cancelled the data for the wrestling
tournament between the twe schools
without giving any reason for the action.
Or. R. O. Claps, secretary of the Ne
braska athletic board, received a letter
from the student manager Friday after
noon In which he staled that Kansas did
aot oars to proceed further with tke
negotiations between the two schools for
a wrestling tournament.
In the light of the difficulties between
the two universities over the champion'
ahlp series In besket bell la the Missouri
valley conference, considerable Import
ance la attached to the action. Nebraska
and Kansaa did not agree at all upon ar-
rangemeate for the champioruutp set
ana nnauy coach Mtlebm . refused to
meet the Jayhawkers after having de
feated them in four straight gardes, two
on the Kansas floor and two at Lincoln.
owing to the rigid demands made by the
Kansaa management which did hot eon.
form at all to Stelhm's Idea of fair play,
Youth Jumps from
Bushes to Major
'L'l: . e -
PITTBBUROH, Pa., March tt-It 1
selduaa that a major league pitcher goes
there direct' from an amateur alas, but
Pittsburgh haa such a one lo Harold
O rover of Rock port, Maaa. who hi a
"southpaw" of ability, aeoerdlng to Mur
ray, the scout of the Pirates. O rover waa
the pitcher ef the Roc It port amateurs
I art year, and woe every game he pitched
n ..-. ! irvw nvaruj luwna, alio
teams from various warships. Doe, man
ager of the New Bedford, heard of him,
and went to watch him at work. After
the game was over Doe concluded that
Grover was too good for htm, and sent
work lo President Dreyfus that he
ahsuld waits no time In securing the re
markable pitcher, so Murray want to
Rockport at once, and O rover Is a mem
ber of the Pittsburgh nine. He has made
trienda with the squad, neither smokes
nor drlnka. la M years old. and says he
haa sever been sick a gay. He la well
bulft, has heavy shoulders, and baa a
deceptive cross-fire delivery which re-
esuelea that of Marquerd.
HASTINGS COLLEGE WILL
NOT HAVE BASE BALL TEAM
HASTINGS, Ne., March a-Speotal.)
Hasting college probably win have to
abandon Ita place la tha Intsrcollegtate
Base Ball league of the state for this
year, and If so the athletic actlvfes of the
institution for the remainder of the sea
son will be confined to track work.
The passing of bass ball for this year
la due chiefly to the retirement from col-
i lege of "Sqnak" Smith and W. Smith, ths
athletio Brothers from Carteton, Neb..
,Wh0 hiv b ln wtarcollsgtota too,
btn- aasket ball and haao ball. While
they both Intend to re-enter college next
fall rtielr services will not be available
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tnom vee.cn iioist conreeses that
would be impossible to build up a aec
ful tram, especially aa there la ae prom-
I win ifan m bow in ooiirg ana practically
-all of the other students ar Inexperienced
la the diamond pastime.
' The outlook for the development of a
winning track team Is net kighly encour
aging, but Coach Hoists believes that kv
Signal Corps Ties
. Headquarters Team
The Headquarter ond the Signal Corps
Fchoil tcanu are .tied for first place In
-tho Port Omaha Dow ling league, with
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?s to be a not one.
1 Following ais the Ira rue and individual
standings:
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TMe BALL.
! CREIGHTON WORKS INDOORS
Student. Vexed at the Bad Weather
Which Xeept Back Work.
DTJFX&E8T TEAKS ORGANIZED
larerelaee Gasaoa la Be Feature of
the DprlBg I parts at Crelgrhtaw
Where There la Plenty af
Material.
Rendered desperate by the continuance
of snows and weather which renders out
door athletics Impossible, the students of
Crelghton university are beginning their
exercise within doors. The senior clasa
team, the winner of last year's Interclaas
meet, haa gone Into spring training a:
tha Young Mens Christian association,
while numerous other students are taking
their dally workouts at ths same placet,
The regular interclaas track meet will
he held again this year and promisee to
be harder fought than last year, alnce
base ball will aot serve to detract In
terest. The seniors seem to have a shade
of advantage, since their team of last
year. Including Julius Festner, Individual
star. Is Intact O'Connor, winner In the
mils event of last ysar, la captain of the
senior baskst ball team, while Lamphler,
a winning sprinter Is also on the team.
A meeting of those Interested la an
Interclaas base ball league will be held
this week to elect officer. Although
e ball Is not to be a 'varsity sport.
It Is Impossible to do away with tha stu
dents' love for the game and the compe
tition for the championship promises to
keea Here again the sen lore are
doped to win, aa they have four of laet
year's 'varsity men In their lineup: Mil
let, catcher; Riley, pitcher; Russum,
first base, and Lamphler, outfielder.
gealers gtreag.
The seniors were runners-up In last
year's league, only succumbing to the
pitching ef Paul Kelly, 'varsity pitcher.
member of the senior class of last
year. The remaining senior lineup will
Include Tobln, Non-la, Lamphler, Ryan,
Keenaa and Qulnn. Another star pitcher
has been uncovered In the person of
Moore; a student from Tekamah, Neb.
The Juniors will also put a strong team
Into the field, as they will have several
of the 'varsity substitutes In their lineup.
Polaki, Sullivan Dtertnger, Hamilton and
Macauley win be relied upon.
In addition to the known and tried ma
terial there is muca material coming
from the state with a reputation In high
school base ball circles. Invalidating the
excuse laat 'varsity material Is lacking.
Students who reside la the Crelghton
university annex nave organised an la-
dependent team with Frank Roberta of
Crelghton High school as manager. Their
lineup Is. Raw, pitcher; Kanne, catcher;
O'Neill, first; B. Kane, second; U Kane,
short; Powers, pKoher, and MoMabon,
third. Roberta will also coach the team.
Date ef ewasawMagllah Match.
ST. JOKKPH. Me. March M.-TIM date
of the Bronaon-Knglish boxing match
her baa been changed from April to
April L
SPEEDY COE COLLEGE YOUTH A5
OLYMPIC CANDIDATE.
CLEMENT WILSON.
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A PIECE OF COMMON 0OD ASABArANO MIS CAP,
Eoa a homc pure a ths real tms e
AKH- AOAJCA6L8 ATTHCTIMe THIS PHOTO WA4
SSAPPeO. TME leAAU. HID IN THE BACKCItOUNO
HAS NOTHW6 TO bO INITH THIS PltTUAe HE JUST
BUrrtO IN rKYINfc TO OerEAMOUV
Denver May Not Be
as Strong This Year
as in Season of 1911
According to spring dope the Denver
ball club la not going to be the Strom
machine It waa last year. There it no
doubt that ths Denver hurlers were re
sponsible directly for the grand shewing
of the Bears hut season and for the early
walk-away they made of the race for th
1U pennant. Thla spring the eight west
ern league clubs are all pussies. There
Is much new material en the league ros
ter and many new faces will be seen
when the season opens. In airing up the
eutaide clubs It appears to the observer
that Des Moines, Topeka and 6L Joaenh
have mighty sweet looking outfits, but
are purely unknown quantities that can
not be judged fairly until the race gets
under way. In Denver the faaa are de
pending oa Jack Hendricks announce
ment that umber ef majors will till
the hole.
OMAHA HAS BUSY,
SPORTCALENDAR
(Continued from First Page.)
ateps have yet been taken to arrange any
sort ot a show.
The following calendar haa been com
pleted with considerable car and a few
minor events have been omitted, but In
the whole It shows what Omaha will be
doing In sports during the coming spring
and summer. A few of the dates have
been given cut approximately.
Calendar af vents.
The calendar:
MARCH.
March ta-Kunday School Athletic league
swimming meet at "Y." pool.
March a and ev-Mleeourl Valley Inter
choiastlc basket ball tournament at
Omaha "1 ' gymnaalum.
AIHIU
April I Duck season closes.
Aorll 0 Omaha Bowling league season
cli-eee.
April II Fort Omaha Bowling league
seaaoa cloeee.
April It-Omaha boys' Indoor athletic
meet at "T" avmnaatum.
April IS-Booater'a league bowling sea
son closes.
April IS Fishing season opens
April 11 Ljcai base bail season opens,
llourk nlavinK Ktuex City.
April -Missouri vslley open Indoor
iracx meet st Aunnonum.
April il Beneon Kills club final sheet.
April a Boys' and girls' tennis tourney
starts st Omaha High school.
April 22. M and M-Open shoot for en
trants In Nebraska and Iowa uader aus
pices of Omaha Gun club.
Amil 17 Country club ooena.
Indefinite Date High school Interclaas
outdoor track meet.
MAY.
May J Seymour Lake Country club
opens.
May t-Maypole athletic feetlval by
grade school girls.
May -ort Omaha Oolf club
opens.
May Il-tlrade school annual outdoor
track tiMM-t at Kourke park.
May 14 Field club opens.
May It-Miller park club opens.
May Jl Happy Hollow club opens.
May 3S--ltod snd Gun club opens.
Indefinite Datee-Oraaha High eoheol
golf tournament at Country club or
Happy Hollow; cricket, lawn bowling and
euotts by Clan Gordon Athletio associa
tion at Miller,, para.
JUKE.
June 1 Young Men's Christian associa
tion summer park opeae.
June 1 city Tennis league feries starts.
Indefinite dates Women's tennis tour
nament al Field club.
JULY.
July i, t and 4 Auto race meet at Speed
way.
July 11 to M City tennis tournament at
Field e'ub.
ndeflnite Data State xulf tourney at
Field club.
AroiIST.
August a-Veaeuan leatival and water
regatta under suepices of the Rod and
Gun dub at Carter lake.
August 11 to 34 Mid-west tennis tour
ney at Field club.
Co-Eds to Help to
Raise Some Funds
LINCOLN. March Jl -(Special -Dint v
ao-eda la gum nasi um garb will form the
feature of the annual gymnastic exhibi
tion which will be held In the university
gymnasium next Friday evening In an
attempt to raise funds for sending the
gymnanlc team to the weetern Intercol
legiate meet. It la aot a new feature at
Nebraska tor re-eds have taken part be
a In drills and folk dances, but this
year the martojrement has decided to de
vote at least half of the program to their
IOWA RHODES SCHOLARS
COMPETE AT CAMBRIDGE
LONDON. March 3L-R. U Lange ef
Oklahoma. W. A. Zlegler of Iowa and
E. P. Hubble of Chicago- Rhodes schol
ar, were among the representative et
Oxford In the annual athletic ceropetl
ttoaa between that untreret'y and Cam
bridge university at Queen a 'club, Ken
sington. -
Lange was able ta obtain onlv third
place In the lOVyard race, which was
wen bv the Cambridg ervek. Duncta
WeeMtllas, bi ten aeceavts flat est the
weterht throwing was won br Ziegler with
a throw ef feat II aaebaa. while Hub
ble was third with S feet laches.
BlfttME OTOOLP ARECRUIT
who is fee tried or
for. a pitcher berth
CM THE ' WN GERS. ir
W, BlRCIE WHO DELIVERED
THE rU, A HKaM M CURVE
WmtH TH6jOHE OOOCER
VJMAMe t ovien rue
Rail- we hear, that &rbe
cct oolte a call dowm
t-KOrt oriKJMP f-LtNN
HIS OvRELESSNtSS. Jrfc?
CMHGTMEWI THIS
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SIWtE MF IWA5SI1SPEN0EO, TM6- OOPfC-COOLe(
ItECQXIg aOWgVKHAT- AIOTORIOUV
DATE SET FORWOR MEET
Big- Affair to Be Held at Auditorium
oa April 27.
UABT ENTBJXS ABE EXPECTED
Spectacular Featarea Are to Be Pat
on the ProtrrasB Card te to
Be Started Promptly at
Six O'clock.
Plans am now under way for the an
nual Indoor open Missouri Valley track
meet to be held at the Auditorium under
the auspices of ths local Young Men's
Christian association oa Saturday even
ing, April 17. The date was set for
April M early but week, but was changed
to April 17 yesterday afternoon, when
arrangements were completed with Man
ager Glllaa for the use ot the building.
Circular letter explaining the events of
the meet and requirements for entry
were sent out last week by Physical Di
rector Maxwell to all Important univer
sities, colleges, "Y" associations and high
school. In Nebraska and Iowa.
As a special feature the management
has decided to present a demonstration
ot physical training, just before the first
event of the meet Is run off. This will
consist of a calesthenle drill In which a
picked clasa of V T" gymnasts will
tske part
The local association's annual wrestling
and boxing competition will also he de
cided prior to the opening of the regular
run of event.. Preliminaries In heavy,
middle, welter, light and featherweight
classes will be held during the' week and
ths exhibitions put en Saturday night wti.
be ths finals ln each class.
Tha feature of the evening will be the
relay race between Nebraska, Kansaa,
Missouri and Iowa to decide the cham
pionship ef the Missouri valley. As
this will be the one time of the year when
these schools can get together for their
track competition some fast work Is ex
pected la this event The distance will
probably be two miles, with four men on
a team, each running W yards.
Local Bohemian turners are counting
on entering a picked squad under the di
rection of Frank Riha, physical director,
and the police and Are lads have already
gone into training In preparation for their
tug-of-war, whleh will be held as one ot
the special event ot the evening.
It la planned to start the program
promptly at o'clock, when the grade
school relay races will be run off. Plenty
of officials will be secured and events
wll be cancelled If not finished by the
necMeary time, thua doing away with
the dragged -out effect ot former meet.
Mrs. Dragee) Ashe Divorce.
NEBRABKA CITY, Neb., March K.
(Special.) Mrs. Emma Dragon haa filed
her petition In tee delstrlet court asking
for a divorce from her husband, James
Dragoo, on the ground, ot non-support
and extreme cruelty. The couple waa
married In this city January a, 1909, and
have no ch'.oren.
HEAVY WEIGHT WRESTLER WHO
MAKES THE REST HUSTLE.
GEORGE GION, AURORA. NEB.
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Chance Drive Puts
Albert G. Spalding
Into Base Ball Game
NEW YORK. March a -Albert G. Spal
ding, one ot the best of the base ball
players In tha history of the ' national
game, tell. In his new book how he came
to be a ball player.
"I was boarding at the home of a rela
tive at Rockford, 111. It waa my first
prolonged absence from horn, and mem
ories ot the home sickness of that period
haunt me tike a nightmare to thla hour.
The only solace I had, the only bright
skies for ma In those dark days of utt-r
loneliness, were when t could go out to
the common to watch the other fellows
play base ball. And then my diffidence
waa so great that I would go 'way down
the outfield, take a seat oa the turf and
i others have tun. I think no mother
parted from her young ever bad a stronger
yearning to behold her beloved offspring
than I had to break Into thou crude
games ot ball on the commons In Hock
ford. Oh! If I only could get in! But
d rather have died thao suggest such a
thing. Bo I would sit and watch and
yearn and covet a place among the happy
lads who were having such happy time!
One i iy the unexpected happened.
The balls used la those days were com
posed of melted rubber, around which
yarn was wound, and a leather cover
sewed on sometimes. These balls would
bound a. high as a bouse, and If a fellow
got a fair lick at one It would certainly
go some. On this particular day I was
occupying my usual place, far out beyond
center field, when one of the boys hit
the ball square on the nose and It camo
soaring in my direction. Talk about spe
cial Providence! That ball came for me
straight aa an arrow. Impulsively I
sprang ho my feet, reached out for It
with my right hand, held It a moment
and then threw It home on an air Una
to the catcher.
When the game was over one of the
boys came to me and said:
'Say, that waa a great catch you
made. . Wouldn't you like to play to
morrow?"
Blushing, I managed to stammer that
I would, and I did, and from that Aay
when sides were chosen I was '. ally
among the first to have a place. And
this wss my real Introduction to tha play
ing of ths game"
SUTTON SINGLES CHAMPION
(Continued from First Page.)
that mad by Louis Vielattch of
Kansas City, who set n high game mark
of 280. beating by one pla the previous
record held jointly by William Miner of
Chicago and Harry Muggley ot St. Paul
Only Chkagona completed In the final
events today. In the double E. Munk
and H. Munk rolled l.le) for high acor
and In the singles, Henry Small scored
o. which gave him eighth place la the
standing.
Prises aggregating mere than K.Me were
distributed among 173 team In the two
men event, while 6T figured the prise
list In the Individual event, which totaled
I.
Following are the twenty hlgheet prise
winners in tha Individual event:
Score. Prix.
L. Sutton. Rochester. X. Y
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M. Ilotchkias. Detroit, Mich.... (74
w. r.iwen, toicoo
IX Shepherd, Kansaa City..
C. Khlea. Cleveland
NY Brock, ChiraKO
I Levlne, Chicago
1L Kmail, Chicago
F. Brill. Chicago
If. Lange, V ale-town. Wis..
K. Collins. Chicago
J. Smith. Buffalo
A. J. Illson, fn. Louie
A. Fwannon, Chicago
W. Becker. Chicago
M. SchofleM. Ambrldge, Pa.
O. Kailuerh. Buffalo
. Plaul. Chicago
McKay. I 'avion, O
H. Horton. New York
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Following are the twenty- highest prise
winners n the two-men team champion
ships: Beere.Prire
Owen-Sutton. Louisville l.r U"
v eian-Miturer, t oungatown, o..l.x,4
Blouln-Kolfe, Chicago 1.242
Blppen-Beye, St. Loots l.tvl
Neuman-Muason. Canton. III....1.CT
Swaneoa-Kaliander. Chtcaao IJtt
Pritchrtt-Guodwin. Indianapolis. L.J)
Hart-Richard. South Bend i.MC
(TConneil-WMtmareh. Detroit.. 1.211
Vanderteuk-Martin. St. Paul....l.fli
McKnow-Krauea, WaahlntoB...l.tlf
Harris-JottiM, Newark. N. J... .1.212
Heine-Bellrura, Chicago 1.20?
Flennar-Co.;er. Chicago l.iM
Plough-Sell. Canton, o Mtt
firuek-Fwher. Chicago... Lit!
Kupfer-Pudowa, Chicago...... ...1.1S7
Culver-MrOort. Toledo 1.U3
Bucketr-Croeombe. Chicago Ll4
Degvn-Blckel. Buffalo lug
Tboma-Grieaei. Chicago, List
Base Ball Looking
Good in Des Moines
Work oa Dee Moines' new SU.ea) ball
park ru uoiuiueaaud. twenty players have
signed, with others coining la at frequent
hi terrain, end a new base ball spirit ha.
been created, all as a result of the grand
revival brought about by the aetveat of
Tom Fairweather and Frank labeil into
Deo Moines' kaue ban circle. The Des
Moines roster of paayers Is aetaewbaU
overstocked at preeent. It cantatas thirty-
: aaaaea. A auaaber ef these have been
placed oa the market and deala far a
tew are now pending.
JFI L KHV tit JVrw - - r
Airt PUNt (MA
b00Njrce who
I 'wan nant
SHHlMPl FCYAJNS WMRMM40
TACKED OP N A C0MSPICI00S
PLACE ON THC FENCB N
THE tor WHERE" THff
VJHANCOINtERS ARe
DOING TVieiR. SECRET
3R.IM0 TRAIN N.TH6
16 THH" WARAIMtt WHICH
twooFpee 'coolei-
FAST WORK INHERO LEAGUE
Two Hundred Ladi Take Part in the
Zventi at the T. M. C. A.
LOGAN MAKES RECORD SPRIHT
Great Interest la Shown by Yoonij
etera In Their ladoor Track
Work Contests Finished
This Week.
The athletic testa m the Hero league
of the "Y" association last week aroused
considerable competition among
youngster and some good records
different event were made. One of the
boy m the grade school "A" das negoti
ated th 290-yard run In K4 seconds,
which at considered, remarkably fast time
for n youngster.
A total ot about 300 boys took part
In the running high jump, the 120-yard
run and the relay races, which were
held hut week, and each lad who gained
a first, second or third plane la any
event will be awarded a handsome silver
Y" ribbon' badge. There ar still a
few event to be run off In some ot
the claa.es, but tha main program turn .
sow been flnlahed. ,
Results of Events.
Following are the complete result of
laat week:
GRADE SCHOOLS.
Class C
tao-Yard Run-Peterson, first; Suther
land, second: Robinson, third. Time:
:28t.
Class B
Running High Jump Danforth. first:'
Reynolds, second; Haney, third. Height:
4 feet Inch.
XW-Yard Run-Geisler. first: Heaey.
second; Turkuigton, third. Time: 0:27.
Class a .
Running High Jumo PhllllD. ' Aral!
Rlnehart, second: MHler. third.. Height:
t feet 11 Inches.
Hat-Yard Kun-Loxan. flrat: Ttmrhart.
second; Weatgate, third.- Tim:--, :!
HIGH SCHOOL, . , . ,
Class B . v
Running Hurh ' Jumo Benedict, flret:
Plot how second: Beklna. thirdV Height:
4 feet Inches.
ED-Yard Hun-Flothow. first: Wilson.
second; Bclaer. third. Time:
One-third Mile Relay Rare (Four Lad;
On a Team! Wen by the Lincoln squad-
Tim: 1:1. .
Clasa A
Running High Jump Adv. first: TVial-
Ing. second; Dearth, third. Height: 4
feet 7i inches.
no-Yard Mil Relay Race (Four Lads
On a Team) "Grant" squad, first. ,
Time: 1:BV
BUSINESS BOYS.
Class A-
Running High Jump Feltman. tint.
Peterson, second: Rouner. third. Height:
I feet I Inches.
Hs-Yard Run Reeve, first: Gordon.
second; Carson, third. Time: 0:914.
one-third Mile Relay Kaue (Four Lads
on a Team) Washington squad, first,
'fire: 1:13.
Lawn Tennis Star
Develops in West
SAN FRANCISCO, Csl., March 22-
A new lawn taenia star has come to UKht
la California, which haa produced many
a champion. The "comer" Is Hal Bralv.
of Loa Aagelea, who haa recently devel
oped Into a player ot high calibre, and
la preparing for a tennla campaign Li
the eakt.
Braly created a actuation In a recent
tournament at Long Beach, when lie
forced Maurice McLoughlin, the main
stay of the American team that went to
Australia, to go twenty-four games to
win a act- Braly ahowed excellent form,
and with a little more confidence would
have done even better than it 4L
Braly is being coached by Thomas C.
Bundy, who two years ago won the all
comers' at Newport. Bundy haa taught
his pupil all hie strokes, and so well
did a Impart the knowledge that Braly,
In recent practice games, took Bundy
rneasura. The new star I of 'dctl
physique tor a tennis player. He has
the strength, agility and height.. His
friends say that he will enter th na
tional chaoipionshtp tourney at Newport.
Canoeists Planning
to Enter Regatta
Members of the Omaha Canoe club are
jtanaiag a trip down th Missouri river
to St. Jeawah ta J sly. when they expect
to take a flotilla ot about eight Boats for
a three day' gad. through the cur
rent to Lake Contrary near the Missouri
dty, and take part la tha annual canoe
and yacht race given by th boat clul,
ot that piece. One of the speedy Omaha
yacht will he seat down to St. Joseph by
rail and will be entered in the races there
when the local crew reach Lake Con
trary ta their raasss.
A beat fifteen are planning to make
the trip. Two will occupy a beat and
enough prevkdon will be token to last
or the entire three day. They will leave
Omaha Thursday ssomlng aad expect to
get Into St Joseph by Saturday evenlns.
camping along the kanka ea the way
Fallowing are some anthualasta who
are plan ting ee the trip: George Aaia
kauigh. S. S. Hamilton. Ed aad George
Btearaan. Oocar Drefold. Dourla. ll.l-
and & T. Olever.
Stimulate your auainea he t,rid
In The Beethe newspaper that reacSMss
all of the buyers.
league i ,
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