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'BRUNSWICK FIVE GREAT TEAM
One Member Shot Here Lait Year
and Hii Ability it Known.
WA1EHZ A5 H0HIST BOWIES
Officer at Create Oukt Aaaeela.
. ..tie Will Calkrr at Crakam'a -
, Today to Hart rietoree
If ' i. , Taken. . '.
Sehedale at Game far the Week.
Mater Leacrwe.
FRANCISCO -ALLBY&
Tuesday Omaha Redd In company
Mlml London Tailors. Brande fitch-
halie again! Frrell Hvrupe. Popal-ulller
Ptlatiwra acainat MaseppaB. Guarantee
ijothlng company, against eHor Malta,
i Merewalil Leasee.
."T FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
r Monday A. I. Root company agalnat
W- Paxes, Coray-MrKensI acalnat Mid
land Paint and Olaee company. Coium
uaa acainat Ancient Order of t'nlt4
Werknien Ko. 17, Outlaws acalnat fpauld-
,tnta.
ti 1 Oaiaka laaaa.
FTU.NCiBXX) ALLEY?.
Ttldar-O Brttn Kandy Klda aaalnat
arf Clothlnff company. McCora-Brady
XVoa aaainat Mala Hroa., Hoapa Com
jptay acatnat Jabca Croaa.
T ' afarrlaaa Laasaa.
. MORRI IN'X AUirl.
Wadnaartay Outfit Tallora acalnat Old
ton Brau. Omaha Field club acalnat
,tfykr Kw Co.
Thuraday Alpha camp No. t
Wrolh a Spaclala. Klka No. I
flVpa.
. - Gala t'Hr l.caaac.
1 ijoRRJSOW AIXBT.
' Tuaaflav Old tvl laaan
May a. Tracy a 1 Trudaa anlnat Jama
-Vammlaalon company.
; frtaay-Blori Triumpha acalnat Mon
archal Amaiican Prlntlnc company
catoat Hancock-Epatcln Company.
' - ' Caaaawwlal Laaaraa.
; KBTTB ALLBY8.
, Jlanday Pata Loeha acainat it. JamM.
aaaaday-Lnius acalnat Dralbua Candy
nmpany.
Wadnaaday-Parmlla acalnat La Vol-auraa.
Tbiiradar-OoM Top acalnat Braaa
Caard CYowna.
'. Natrapaiiiaa Laaaiaa.
W KKTT8 AI.I.EIH,
JOaTP0Nlib CAMK.o Aii. WEEK.
' faa laaaraa.
MORFUSON' Al.I.ETH.
. Jt ' ' Moinla ulaht.
-a Bronawlck Fla of Octal ar Na
TSrK. Which baa Juat woo tha Amarloaa
Wnwlln .ooncraaa championship at Chi-
uac, It without a doubt tha craalaat
rfaun that arar (hot la a toarnaimnt of
a Ilk eharaosar.
TW taam ataned en a trip around tha
tfrtd State and Canada. undr tha
aaaacamant of William Cordaa of the
Grand Central allay of Near York, the'
trip alndlnc up at Chtcac.
."Yn taam I comtMMcd of Johnny Koo
r. the preaent holder of tha Kac
raadal far wlnnlnc the Oraater Near Tora
jlndlvMual champlonahlp; Alax Ihinbar,
lh waa tha medal In 1; Lindsay and
(ftori, two of tha beat bowler tn that
part of tha country, and Olen Rkldell.
vha won the ehamptonahlp medal la 191.
mddell aa bar teat year and shot a
umber of match Kama with Neele.
Tflakeney aad ether, and tha'bowlera
ewra wall know Ms ability to ahoet.
-The team a a whale performed bitter
Hen. any quintet that ever ahot la an
,mrlcaa Bowline cdncresa tournament,
aab eaa ahootlnc Into a place la each
t the five, two-men aad Individual
eaia. no extraordinary aoorea ware
aAot. but there wa Juat a ateady, con
arttent hammtiinc of the pin.
i' Obeerred fraaa the Oallery,
-fad Huntlnaron'a aonv.nlnara miii
9f. the field with an open caajienca to
iay of the younc teams In the city. Oil
Kyi Lacera praferml.
! .'it eoat' the bowler about L' 00 to
j ahoet la the b:c meet.' A peach of a
ItauriiameBt cowd be held here at booie
SST tut amount er a aiiol lot lea.
I -f hll Walen i an honest bowler. II
,ml(e that be (Imply could not cot the
'nine at Chtcaco. Thil l belter than iiiu
W the ezcuaea moat of the (hooters a.-
arrina.
The old-time pill roller. Mile Qreen
laaf, la try in the Jimmy Callahan on
ie runwata and at that haa had orattv
ecay necklnc with eoma or tha vanna-
Ifailowa at Morrtaan'r.
r tt't all up to fwber to brlnr home
can Bowline eoncreao five-men event
What la thla orcanlsatloa oomtnc to when
the Weatarn Bowline ooncrea eaa afford
to cve nearly thro time mora for a
flrat priae. with only one-fifth a much
entry money paid In. That one-third cut
that tha American Bowline conarea of
ficiate take off la aornethlnc one mifht
aaater l.eaeae
Played. Won. Loot. Pet.
A. Brande Hlch ball Ti
Popel-Olller Pllanera... 74
London Tallora 7
Maaeppaa 7e
Omalta Beddlne Co.... 7i
Ouarantee Clothlne Ce X
mora Malta
Farrell'a 8yrupa li
Individual averaeea:
Waruai
ftiaaa .
rata
Ckrlauaaaa
O. Jobnaea
-. Rke ....
Hall
Haatlastee
Waaaa
WXaa
1r
aaaala ....
Mrtkr ..
Hawaialiaaa
Taaibrlafc .,
Itetaaiek .
Darta ...
Amatata
Uaara ....
HeWM
Hall
At. Naaw
IM Ralrk
in Hilar .
IMLraaa .
IS rxaeell
1H aaeueaa
in Waliarlek ....
11 rawaaar ....
1S1 Reeaeif ......
1SS neanSer
Its Wlllar
.'. 17S Neraar
in T Rite
11 MaUaa
I7 c Jaaaaa ..
r74 Ptaan
lit Draanar
ITI Hiart .......
Its Ralekla
Its R aieraaa ..
Ill Jaaaa
til tun
lit ranatl
Ill ehltteaiare ..
....110. danaaa ..
II
Mereaatll Iaarae.
11 .IM
ti tt
41 a .MA
i 17 .Wa
X 4 .M
S4 41 .4M
41 .444
11 41 .413
Ar.
H
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-1
- 1 I
' Ployed. Won. Loot Pet.
Kl Faaoa II r PH)
t'olumblaa 7i 41 17 .HO
a. a c. w. so. a.... 44 n jm
A. I. Root 41 U .m
Corey Xltkensle Tl r, W .4M
Outlaw 7 r .net
Kpauldlnca 74 .n
Mldlande .' 7 1 t M .iit
Indlvklual averaeea: ' I
Xaaaea At. Kaaaaa Ar.
taoak ...
J. Jaraa
O K. Ml
laa4 ...
, 1U Nat ton
, 111 Oaiaaatar
. Ill J C UHkaU.,
. 114 Mearr
, 114 r. Jaraa
, ill aieteaea
, 111 o. A. Maaaa...;
, 171 heee
. IM Btwva ............
, las Hatr
, 11 R. aactiaalatar ..
, 1SS a. aatkaaetatar ..
. 1M Kalaacklak
Haaall
Dakar
Kienaa
X Xackaall
Ortffla
Lee eie!lk ...
etblaaier ....
Oram 1 reuar
Rata tall IS4 L-aneii
ui records to dau: men man came,
Haml. 7; hlch man aarlea. noaor. ;
hlch team came. Corey A McKenale. CM;
hlch team aerlea. . A. ' O. If. W. No. 1..
L7.
Metrepalllaa Leaeae.
Played. Won.Loat. ret.
Rumohr a Sport.
Maney a elunklM...
tery Woolen
tor Bottler ...
lrummera
t'hrl Ly"ke
Unrman Homaa
tieeelln Mixer
fpeclan-
w. o. w
Individual averaeea:
M
4
U
m
It
at
M
M
4
r
41
.M
.u
J7
.Mi
.ttt
sm
.t
.4M
.1174
Kaaiaa.
dllkaaa .,
At. Naaiaa.
, HI Blanaaa .
. IIS
vu
IWIaa ...
net ....
ilk
Lrk ....
eaeer
Hau ..
Onaaaa
Ketrfc ..
raMr .
naaataJa
P.
awatak
p. fcaaaiaer
H bailer ..
efkoeaaaa .
Lei
MS H. Laadeaaraaaa
ill orimtk
141 Banen
1S4 Ntee.ll
14 A. ballar
144 Hissiaa
144 Albla
m Jaaaer
11 J Lae4eberaaa
1st Hajae
141 Vaaaeklsa
........ I JereiM
Ill Paareaa I...
II lief rafter
HI mabar
ill
HTCerer
Ill Cas
U1
Paekera Leacae.
PACKKR8.
Played. Won. Lost Pet
flmaha
Hwift
Armour
Cudahy
Individual averaeea:
Nejeee.
Nervlck ....
Kock
UoarUr ..
Oaley
Naax
111 Detbiaa
. i:s neaa .
, 1H neiar
n
17
17
A.
A.
IM
Ml
,11
let
..... 1H
Hartetla ..
Mclleeait
Watetar ...
tiannaaa
Boaaell ..
Mtkale ..
in
Crave ....
114
.aaa.
Cakrr ....
atakaaay ..
Hulea ...
uaa .....
irf
uitkaai ...
MrtlarHa
ka
aunkaai .
llarttar ...
Ilaalaa ...
Deanea ..
W. Beawa
I Waeka .
HaaaaMa
erne of the cood baocn at the American
Jkwllnc cm fraaa. All the eharke have
awt ana nomine ootne. ao lat a aea what
rtn'a promlatnc eolt can cel.
kmy Chrleteneen haa shown that he I
worthy aa a tottnuuneot ahooter. Ha lad
lUia bora at Dee Motnea and aecured the
ihmh total aerlea at Chlraco and he waa
ipretty cood In tin all-eveuta.
vami coaentan n rack aeaia with that
. Hr envaeptne curve that seed to cat the
tsnay on the old Lent Wllltama al
Jeia. That' wbea thie kid wore knee
ikraaeiiee, but he waa eome bowler.
' Hat off to Albert kiroj. Afcr an ah
aca from the aileea for ahoot ten
-re. be doubtee up wtth Wild Phi!
I Warea and landa an the top of the heap
,f '.he Omaha entrtee. acorlne tin of the
.total btmaeif.
? riffiara Af the firea'er rW.aS
. latum wilt be preeent at the roeetinc SJ
; have been made to hae their j
. ;otur taken la a croup. There will be
,aH daaa to' that photo.
" Jumnr olth waa a eaavpntmant tn i
the alnclea at Odcaeo. He cot a 44 total,
p.a compared with hie T7I fa the Canadian
a-aampioaahrp. But who said that 4t la
;kd? That about fifty pine mare than
aa,',Oaiahk man waa able ta cet.
' Uad Hun fine-ton tried ta ladooa the
aernmary ta tisiae Hartley aad hlmaelt
-rr. to .otlaar alley trace tha aaaikeae
.iat to Krse and Waaca aa aa la have
, a, coed team aat the sav-a. aad yet they
x ere many ptna besttml thaea two emha.
' Tfc matrb eaaa ba aa Lercb and
iB Zant and nay WrMh end Jabaa
-CYeaa'wee ymtynvi evrtne te a die.
. i iieer aa to who siiooM axt aa fool
Ea rf' aii. After mvk aiaatHial n
ivts ai-.-a- thai Itr Tiaai I wuald bakl
fria amtu-hy and to eaaisk arDJ be
-'Reread a enoa aa - urn tavtan af
-ta t weird ta 11k kxzvti a
f- tck tie ter ttmm t M an r
1I Heater
17 bMa .....
......... 1 Kakaaakr
, 14 aaeaar .
let MeUretk
ta Partar ...
1(1 Ptv, ....
Its Hartaar M
141 Millar U4
11 lutlskt let
Merriaaa Leaawa.
Played. Wen. Iat Pet
Slatek Tailor V 17 i .
Alptia Camp K
Relua A. 5
Field Club 31
Old Saxon Brau 14
8try ker Hhoe Co. M
Wrath lapeclala tl
Elk '
Individual averaea:
Oieiae ...
Aarjekar
aZar"!lll
- ar. name.
IIS Haaaea .
..... m rTttaiaar
..... tie Mae
1 Carka
lis H rrlaaaaa ....
1W Wekar
Id O. a aeka
IIS C rrbaeaa .....
lO 0-atte
..... Id W.laaa
let Wller
Ill Rmilf.
1SS Jaraa
lis HuMavrtea
v ... 17 Tlacy ............
17 ha4
..... tl aaikera
Kerr
Keka
.......- ITS LaDeeeaar ..
Ill Deeean? ......
... in Hall
Itl aaatwaa ..
ITI Palter ..
- ITI Clark
II
II . .
it i .tin
15 11 .it
i: u .a)
11 11 .o
i it ..
a .ia
A
114
Despain Secures
TwoNew Pitchers
I.NCOLN. Nek. March M.-Tw
fMshata wa aAdad te the Uaooka kaae
bail raatar tntay, . wikaa teran af the
local roa Bearer wera aria at ad hry Jiaaaat
Dart and u Jt Waener.
Deyle eeanea frara the Ulnchanrtoa
etas of the, Maar Tark Slaae kaarna. and
WBaar from Culiniikna. A. C af the
feaoa AtaSe lancaa. .
OTTDMWAimClUMPIONS
Superior Team Work Gives Quintet
k Title, Befeavtinf Sionz City.
GSUSjOT ' CE5TEB GETS - THUD
flaaa Meld all CraaUer Part of
aet hat Ottaaivea ctter at
aaaratlac, aad Cave Gaaa . .
. aad Meaar. . .. ....
IOWA CTTT, . la.. . March K-tBpecial
Teleeranv) Suparkjr team work sere
Ottumwa tha atala baakot ban champlon
ahlp over flknix Ctty en the Iowa eym-
naalum" floor yteilay by a ecor ef S
to . . . . I '
Orundy Center neat out Wilton juno
tlon for third place In the tournament
by the cleee count of 4 to 17. Don waa
upaet In thai afternoon camaa. Sioux
City bavtne hen picked a cur winner
over the Brewna.i .
The other cm wa more uncertain,
yet : WOton' team work of the ' nurht
ravleua ' and - tha apparent llstleeaneea
at the tlmrof the tame with the Orundy
Center bey cav, tbem a.altcht favor.
Sioux City waa never In-the lead ef
Ottumwa and only, once did the marfla
narrow down to t points. -
The ohunptonatilp (ante wa . liven
added attiltenienf by the coraetaot acoff-
Inc ef the offldala by FrtndfaU Haaunlt
ef Ottnm. aad finally to . top him
Scboeder tear the Sioux City a free
threw which counted. Neiin ef Ottumwa
aided by good aupport of hie teammate
praottcaily woa tha tame by kl' U
around work.
Ttrae after time when Sioux city had
rallied and crept up to within danearoua
diet an oe he broke ap their attack and
turned ' the tide Ottumwa wards acaln
by clever field aoal.
The Sioux City Ave had tha ball the
creator part of tha time and played a
pretty poelnc. but the Ottumwa taam
tuarded eleeely under the baalcet, 'While
the mrtherneiV satrde war unable te
keep tha Ottumwa forward fror cawinc
tee oocaalooajly far aa aaiy coal. AMU
rich, who did sot etart the came, waa
tha beat ef the Sioux Ctty eulatet-with
the lanky Ceetala hull, aiae did eon-
(Iderabl Ieouttoa. Wlltoa nad Orandy
enter work harder for It victory and wa
only tare point behind when the sua
ao ended. Ban nick rvd n exceptional
tar, but Haebreok f tha wlanlnc taam
beak' Into bornetnlnt Ilk hi' old
torn and the tela w.dlffinnt.
PACKERS BEAT OMAHA FIYE
Tri-City Floor Seriei End with Terr
iuxciung uonxen.
GAME A SUCCESS THIS TEAS
' SIOUX CITT. I OTTUMWA.
Btroue R.F. P.F Schaefer
Shull L.F. L.F Kevin
Holmea C.!c Looter
Shulkla R.t). R.O Lodwk-k
Back ex L OJL.O Wormhoudt
Field eoai: Nerln Kl. Sctiaefer (II.
Aldrlch ill, St rone (1), Ureter (!), IvOd
wlck. tM. Wormhoudt ID. Hack, Holmes.
Free thmera: Nevln (4), Strone (ii.
ORUNDT CBM. W1L.TON JCT.
Connell ....R.F. R Bannlck
Hu brook .....UK IUF.. ......... Abbott
Palmer CIO Atwell
tlorrtaon RO R.O Raid
Ieeeelhoret ....L.O LO Tick tin
Field aoale:. Con nail. Haabrook lit.
Palmer tl). Mom eon tl). Tlrktln ti). Ab
bott 14). Bannlck (1), Raid in. Atwell.
Free threw: Ttcktln 7. Haabrook (I).
Point awarded: Te Wilton, 2: to Orundy
Center, L
ORDEMANN WINS SECOND
HANDICAP WITH GOTCH
Henry Ordetieaan, champloa w tea tier of
Minnesota, wen the aecend handicap
match from Champloa Frank Ootck at
the Krut theater but Bight, maklnc the
fourth time hi aucteealon that Ordemann
ha prevented the cbainpion from pln
afat hla ahouldera ta the mat A a re
sult ef the two matchea in Omaha, Orde-
mana departed for Mlnacapotui carrylne
wtth htm flTI ef Ootch'c money aa forfeit.
The flrat bout on Friday aicht wa
Ibrtltad ta flfteea mlautaa aad the bout
laet aicht waa extended to twenty vmla I
utaa. Laet BtchV mixup wa even more
veaetacular than the one before. Ooteh
appeared without bis athletic shirt, which
he baa worn all week, and becaa to drip
with perapt ration early la the came. Or
demana aitniid faatar than the nkfbt pre-
vloua and wrtecledi out of held which
were aeeralncly certain to mult Id de
feat, i
The men worked off the mat aaeeral
time and eoce Ootch had Ordemaan's
ahoukder oa th cue floor, belt Farmer
Barns, th reterae, decided that off th
X waa a fall and compelled th man
te rat back oa the mat
IOWA CITY HIGH. TO SHOOT
. OFF TIE WITH PORTLAND
WASHINGTON. March X-Wltk . bet
on batch remalalnc la the Interecholaatlc
Rifle Bhoorlnt leaeue. It appears that
Deerlne Hlch acbool of Portland. Ma.,
and Iowa City Hlch school will have to
shoot off tie tor the ehamplooahlp.
Both team this week war tied for first
place wtth thlrteea wins aad oa defeat
Pearl nc thla week made th bait tater-
acholoatle eoare of the year a oat of a
The tweutt ef " laat week's matches
Peril af. Portland. Me, defeated Maa
naL Waaau a tn hS: Twin CHy de
feated Cairtrai. TUadarphla. Kl to ;
BaHlaaara Potyterbake defeatod Salt Lake
i.tty, M to IS; Movrla. Mew Tark. da
featad Caartrai. Waahiiart'ak tM te A by
oataolt-. Sowtikern. PhldeipEia. dtd-ated
Waatars. Waahirayism. IM te O: Part
band. M. Hs, defeated Pi eel tine.
hUea.. s77 w Tab: It aln WaaUbartam,
defeaaal Oresoa, Matt; dKaalt;
Canrtrai Maaraal. PltihMarpjam. daShaaed
liewTti, CTlataaa. If. T, ta a A ky Va-Xaidi,
Plratea Wla Kdhelaa Cap Crelsh.
tea Flalekea Secaad, with Two
Hick Srhaola Tied far
Third. ...
' Flaal Leaaraa Staadlaa.
P. W. L. Pet.
Pirate 14 13 X
Crelahton 14 11 1 .
Omaha Hlch ecnooi l '
South Omaha Hlch school 14 W 4 .714
L nlverslty of Omaha. 14 I .S
Beilevu 14 I .aw
Tramp..... .. 14 I 11 .141
CouncU Bluff "T" It 1 IS .7l
Score of final earoo: South Omaha
Hlcn chool, 17; Omaha High aohooi, la.
The local baakt ball curtain for the
111 seaaon waa rung down at the "T
aaaoclatlon laat vnlng when the Maelo
City five defeated the Omaha Hlch ouln
tet Is the Tnal came of the Trl-Clty
league (erle to th tun of 17 to 15.
A total if lit came have been played
thla season In th leaeue aarie. fourteen
by each of th aicht team n tared, and
taking the project from all tsndpolnu
there I little doubt but that tha (port
ha become more popular her thaa ever
before. f
Toe much praise cannot be given
Physical Director 1. Truitt Mai wall of
the "V and hi aaslstanu for the pln.
did outoom of the season. He was the
prime mover aver since the ftpenlng when
h Inaugurated tha Idea of urh a league,
and t was largaly through hi consist
ent effort that th games turned out
attccaaaful.
Pirate Caatare Trenaby.
According to the final auuidlnc th
Plrat win th Edholm elber trophy
cup with twetv camaa out af fourteen
played, wltri CYelchton aecond.V Omaha
and South Omaha lilcb scboolsjare ties
for third place with per cent V .714.
' Although the Purple and White suf
fered defeat last ntcht. thl blur will
not glv th Packers a claim) to th
Mat champlonahlp a the Capitol hill
boy a have trounced them byl decisive
core en two former oocaatony. In th
final of th state Interacbolst tio floor
tourney at Lincoln, and la th Trl-Clty
leaeue aeries Saturday event! (, March
It Also th cam laat' event a wa not
th deciding one of the eaae.
Th South Omaha lads Matured at
rouch play, and It was oaly after s public
apology to Referee Miller feat Jim Col
lin, captain and left forwtrd, wa al
lowed to remain In the llaff p during th
laat eight minute of th ft cood period.
Nixon, right guard, ahoweii remarkable
ability In lunging heedtoncAat hi op
ponents ' '
Th lineup: ' ,
8. OMAHA HJUHJ OMAHA HIOH.
Menefee R.F.IR.F Hughe
Collin. (C) LF.L.F...... Crocker (O)
1-yman C. C Rector
Nixon ,.. ...... J.L.G. L.Q... Burkenroad
little R.O i R.O. Gardner
Field coal: Huchea, Crocker, Collin
'I), Menefee ft), Lyman. . Free Mirone:
Burkenroad (ID, t'olllna (51. Referee:
Miller of Omaha "T" aaaoclatlon. Um
pire: Homer 8. Ctirtla Scorer: R. I
Wet ker. Time of halve; Fir teen min
utes, . .
Sealer Alaea Win.
In a hardfoueht preliminary contest
th senior five of th two acbool battled
acalnat each other, the Magic City tails
whining out after some clever basket
hooting from all part of th floor by
a ecor of 14 to ft.
Th lineup:
S. O. SENIORS. I OM. SENIORS.
Foley ILF. R.F Over
Jeoe t.....ur. Ur. Jenkins
Robertson CC Cole
Philip L.G.IL.O Bowman
Wool)' R.U.i R.O Suamann
Field Coals: Bowman (1). Cole (!). Foley
(H. Jooe (1). Free throw: Jenkln (li.
Foley C). Referee: Homer B. t'lirtia
Scorer: Welker. Time of halve: Fifteen
minute. , , .
Bent la the entry of a big racer with
Burmaa nominated as the ptlet. i
Burman la probably more In the public
ye than any other racing driver, because
ef hi aucceeaion to th throne of apeed
klne and hi holding of Jho world'
atraighuway record made at Deytona,
Flo. He has been a contender In moat
of tha great motor event in the past
four or five yeara and has always figured
more or tea prominently.
Kansas to Contest
the Championsliip
WithCornhnskers
UNCOLX. March !4.-gpeclal Tele
gramrAcerdlng to advices from Law
rence, the Jayhawkera will conteat th
championship with .. th - Comhuskera.
clalmaata in the Mlaaourl valley basket
ball conference. Announcement to this
effect was mad In th Lawrence paper.
Th matter will be carried before the
Missouri valley hoard and th respective
claims of the two school outlined In de
tail. .
Kens assert that It was not treated
rteht by It northern rival when BUehm
refused to consider further Decollation
for a championship aerie a provided by
the conference rule. Btlehm attempted
to arrange for the eerie, but th rather
unexpected demand of th southerner
made him finally call off negotiation.
Although defeated four time etrelght by
the Cornhuakera th Jayhawkera wanted
to dictate on what floor the game would
be played and to (elect the offldala.
The Nebraska management would not
listen ta thl and Immediately notified
Kansas to thl affect Then Btlehm wa
Wld that Kansas would meet the Corn
huakera on any neutral floor and with
any officials aereeable to the two achoola.
Stlehm Immediately accepted and at
tempted to - do negotiations for the
aerlea. Then Kanaka halted a rain and
said Nebraska muat guarantee expense.
Stlehm called off further negotiation
and refuaed to conalder a championship
aerie for th new demand. Then It wa
too lata, aa to mcat In a settee altar th
aprlng holiday waa Impoaslble.
Th Nebraska board haa received no
notification of the Jayhawker protest
agalnat awarding the champlonahlp yto
Nebraska. . )
KLAUS WINSJODL BATTLE
Fighters t Daly City Forget
Marquis of Qneensberry.
BATTERS DLLLOirS STOMACH
Referee Jack Welch Let a Meat Settle
Dlf fercBeea la Their Own Pe
caliar Way, SI ace Bath Are
. Eeaally Callty. . .
Pirates Trounce
' Fremont Y Five
The champloa Pirate accresration of
bosket toesera of the Trl-Clty league
demonstrated ft superiority last eveninc
at the T" by trouncing the crack aeao
datloa quintet ef Fremont by the acore
of eft to e. The gam waa featured with
asm clever overhand basket flipping en
the part ef Graham, tight forward and
captain of the Pirates. Time and again
he would shoot the leather wind baa; from
the middle of the floor squarely la the
woven aet The lineup:
PIRATES. i FREMONT -Y."
Graham R.F.1 R.F.. ...... Peterson
Harrowman ...L.ir.ii.F
Snlelda, f arson. ..C.'C
Robinson L.U. I..G
Vetael ..RO. R.O.
Field aoale: Uraham (ll
Rarrowman in. Shields (7.1. Careon. Pe-
tereoa (a). Cobble 2I. Cbamhera (4). Mll-
liken (Ti. rrre tnrowe: (iiiiixen, cnani
her. Graham (4). Referees: Miller and
Waienaeller, alternatlne each half.
Scorer: R L. Walker. Time ef halves:
Twenty minutes.
Cobble
Chambers
, Jennlnc
. Mllllken
Robinson,
Bob Burman to Drive
Cutting Car in Race
' INDIANAPOLIS. IimL, March H.--W1M
Bob" ararnain, world's epeed king, haa
eenattaty aattled the anaatesa of hie
meant !a Use aacead annaal sst-arUa b
lernaTiORaJ aaeaiuetakia racs at th la
diacapon Motor i aid a ay aattt Maaao
rhU ear. Mar SV It was retjartad that
Buiajaa weald drive a CDtxnag ear. and
i imei, i ag tha swewex waa recatved
TWO BASKET BALL
GAMES AT PLATTSMOUTH
PLATTSMOUTH, Nb.. March K-
(Bsacial.) Two baaket ball ramea were
played at the Coatee hall, laat event tie.
Ta flrat came waa between the Younc
Men's Christian eswoclatloa Junior team
of South Omaha and Urn Younc Men
Christies association Junior a of Platts
moulh and waa ref creed by C, 0. Iraon.
Th Plattamouth teem waa auoceaaful,
th cor being a to 17.
The principal gam of th evening was
between the Plattamouth High school
team - and a team selected from the
alumni of the acbool, Th high school
team outclassed th former student at
all points of the gun. Th score was
17 to B. D. O. Primrose of Bellevue wa
referee and Mr. Rocca of Omaha wa
umpire. The lineup was aa follow:
HIGH SCHOOL. I ALUMNI.
E. Frana R.F.IR.F F. Waurh
D. Arrtes L.F.IL.F C. Heal
G. Edwards C.IC I Itlchev
C. Schleter ....R.O.R.O I). W hite
M. Arrle 1-O.tL.U F. Mann
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD WILL
BUILD LINE INTO CANADA
MINNEAPOLIS, March Il.-Fullowlng
the recent announcement, that the Chi
cago, Milwaukee St. Paul railway
purposed to spend tk.000.03 In Improve
ment on It line la th northwest, espe
cially In Iowa aad Minnesota, It was
announced here today tost the road prac
tically had arranged to build a new line
from Butte, Mont. Into Canada. It I
said that part ct the proposed rout ha
bean surveyed and that it will pa
through the Flathead Valley and Into
Alberta.
PROVIDES TICKET OFFICE FOR
THE WOMEN BASE BALL FANS
ST. LOUIS, lie. March M.-MI.
Helen H. Brit ton of Cleveland, owner of
the 8t Lout National league baas ball
team. I here today la consultation with
President Edward Steinlnger aad Man
ager Roger Breanahan. In order that
women can buy base ball ticket In the
boameee center Mrs. Brttton crranged
tor the Bale of ticket at A drug a tore
Instead of la a saloon aa baa been th
practice.
Lam back if usually ceased by rheuma
tism of the muoclea of the back, for which
you will tied nothing better thaa Cham
berlalQ a Liniment For sal by all dealers.
Culled from the Wires
Offldala Ban seeking th author of a
letter received by F. K. Funk, cashier ef
s Waahburn, N. D., bank, threatening hi
Ufe. i , -
Frank Whitney aad Robert R. Brott,
two of W. Morgaa Shueter'e sides la
Teheran while Mr. Bhueter waa la charm
of rerata's flraanrea, reached New York
oa the atnanaf- Celtic
ObtsctJoa to the dictation ef colleges
and umaoTBlllee aa to the i bib ef
studies to be pa-od la high erhaeki
marked the closing eeeastoa of the eaav.
ventlaa of the North Central Aeaoctaltoa
of Coilegee aad Secondary Schools.
Benjamia Jackeen. tha wealthy New
York real eetale broker who was a created
after aa altercation ta the vestibule of
hie home wttb J. Henry Laveiie over the
batter a slater, during which Latelle waa
fatally ahot. waa held by the coronet ta
JAM bail aw a chsug ef homicide.
SAN FRANCISCO. March St. -Frank
Klaus, the. Pittsburgh "bear cat." out
roughed, outwreetled, outfouled and
barely outfought Jack Dillon, the In
dianapolis middleweight In their fight at
Coffroth'a Daly City open air arena
this aftaraoon, aa a result of which he
was proclaimed tha winner by Before
Jack Welah after twenty round of th
foulest milling witnessed In a local arena
tn recant year.
An eleventh-hour rally on the part of
Klaus enabled him to leave the ring with
Dillon' scalp figuratively hanging from
hla belt hi determined stand In the
final round, during which he landed fear
ful alomach punch without return, con
tributing all that wa needed to de
termine the winner.
The battle from etart to finish wa
coulee ted with the men going It hammer
and tongs, each with head and shoulder
reatlng acalnat th other. They wrestled,
elbowed, "butted" and backbeeled, the
referee warning them time and time
again that they were Inviting disquali
fication.
Referee Lata Tkeaa Go.
Finally he turned to the spectators and
shouted:
"Both of these men are fighting a foul
battle, therefor I propose to let them
ettl their difference ia their owa way
and wilt not Interfere. They are both
equally guilty."
A tbe contest was fought, there never
was a dull moment each man fighting
ceaselessly to ecor in hla own peculiar
way. Dillon clearly showed his auperior
Ity at boxing. He frequently staggered
Kiau with altars right hooks to the Jaw,
hut the latter showed himself capable of
absorbing the blow and never at any
tag appeared to bo la distress. Klaus
all th -while drove In right and reft
the body and It was this ayatamatlc
peppering of the Hooalar flghtefs stom
ach that gradually war the latter down
and paved the way to ultimata auocesa.
Dillon scored) first blood, a right hook
In th second round opening a gash oa
Klaua face. In the fifth round, however.
th Pltlaburgher sant In a tremendous
mash to the mouth and until the end
of the fight Dillon bled from the effects
of hi punch. In th thirteenth round Dil
lon almost dropped Klaua on three dif
ferent occasion with powerful right to
th chin, and th crowd yelled Itself
hoarse. Klaus, however, weathered the
gale and Immediately resumed his mercl-
tuslllad of body punches which
proved a potent factor In weakening Dil
lon and compelling him to keep bis distance.
On th whol Klaus' showing waa a
disappointment to the spectators, who
agreed that as a boxer under the legiti
mate tjueensberry rules he haa much to
learn.
Klaus and Eddie McGoorty of Oehkosh,
Wl.. are matched to fight at Coffroth's
arana aome time next month tn what k
announced aa the world' champlonahlp
of th middleweight divialon. Klaua wa
faverlt In th betting today at odds of
M to 7. Th men weighed in at lft o'clock
at the 151-pound limit.
In the preliminary Barney Rlchter of
Racine. Wl., and Joe Acheeoa of Ban
Francisco fought six fast round to a
draw, while Babe Pleato of Loa Angela
waa awarded an unpopular decision over
Walter Scott after ten rapid fir rounds.
SIX 1 BEST G0LFERS PI(XH)
Executive Co remittee Announces
Scratch Men.
SATTJGS vC0VE& TEE COUBTEY
Haadleape Kaago from Oae to Sla
Strekee, the Latteev Belag tbe
.Largest 5aatber Foaad
rraettaable. .
NEW YORK, March 3t.-The six best
golf era, picked by the executive commit
tee of the United State Golf association
as scratch men in handicap tournaments
in the Mil season, and the long-awaited
list of handicap were announced tonight
Tha ratings have been, primarily, as the
executive committee of the aaaoclatlon
put It, "to enable player to phvr any
where "In th United State on a proper
handicap."
Th scratch men are: . "Chick" Evans,
th young Chlcagoan who won tbe French
championship . last year; . Frederick
Herreehoff, th far-driving local player
who forced Hilton, th Britisher, to aa
extra hole in last year's national cham
plonahlp at Apewamla; Albert Beckel, ttt
w cetera champion; J, D. Travel, th
Metropolitan champion; W. J, Travis, th
veteran. Garden City golfer who has woa
many championships, and Oswald Klrkby,
runner-up tn th Metropolitan champlon
ahlp, .1 ,
The handicapping plsn I the tint ex
periment of the kind made on a national
had la the history of golf -ta thla coun
try, and aa such will be regarded wtth
considerable Interest. In making publlo
tonight the long Hat, over which th com
mittee has been working for several
month. It la declared that the rating rap
recent th best Judgment of the com
mittee baaed on such evidence as It haa
been able to obtain, Tbut being the first
list aver prepared by th association It
cannot be offered as perfect." '
The handicap range from one to alx
strokes. It being found Impracticable to
fix a handicap greater than atx. Six men.
aa wall known aa those la th ears tea list,
ar given a handicap of one. Theee ar
H. Chandler Egaa, R. A. Gardner, pgul
A. Hunter, Mason Phelp and W. K.
Wood, all of Illinois eluba, and W. C.
Fowna. Jr., of Pittsburgh, who wa win
ner of the national amateur Mtl ct
Brooklin. Mass.. la 1M0.
Five players ar given a .handicap of
twot John O. Anderson of the Brae Burn
(Maes.) Country club, K. M. Byere of th
Oaermont (Pittsburgh) Country club, D. E.
Sawyer of the Wbea ton (III.) Golf club.
Walter Whlgham of the National Golf
Links of America and P. W. Whiltamore
of the Brookllne (Mass.) Country club.
Thirty-one player are listed for a
handicap of three stroke, fifty-two for a
handicap of four, over twice that number
ef five and th balance over halt of the
entire list are listed trader a handicap of
STANTON FIRST AND SECOND
. TEAMS TRIM OPPONENTS
STANTON. Neb.. March M.fSpecta1.-
FTiday night at Germanla hall the last
games of basket ball of th aeaaon were
played when Stan ton' first team defeated
th Norfolk High school team, 13 to 15.
The second team defeated th Pilgtr High
acbool team. 21 to t. Lueck, forward for
St an ion. starred. Lineups:
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Gillette ,....C.
Isjtdera RF.
Hoe man L.F.
Koerber ........L.O.
Smith R-O.
PILGER.
Bennlah C
Rees RF.
Barber UF.
Montgomery ...RO.
Pest el L.O.
BTANTOTf.
C Young
itr iitace
L.F...Roy Hollstien
L.O Fuch
R.O...RBV Holletien
STANTON.
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Tyler
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