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BIG LEAGUES OPEN THURSDAY
ZIy 5ew Fc to Be Seen oa the
Yai ioui Team.
4SS0CUTI05 STARTS WEDNESDAY
. f.aat lnntluU Open at Ham
lt Pltiahargb a Opponent
Meet Itmn at
t kiraaa.
,TiW TORK.f April J.-Tbe American
4n National lessuer. the American ae
raclattun and , Hi Cotton Mate and
rdr.h.-in as.ura start the base ball an.
rrn this week. '
''ral... , IrtuallV means the bcflnnlnf ot
it ai.nual (lit months' period, during
venlcti this year mora thaa X recognised1
vltibs of pitsfce'loriel ulsyer will battle
lit aim ut aa many chin throughout lh
wiunlry for pennant honors In nearly
two ' organised leagues.
. lit tha west the Pacific Coaat league
Ida stolen ll usual, march an tha other
wae : ball section by already "getting
ti.l.l th (tint," but by Wednesday tha
iilliuttsats of lha mlddta a Ml will start
"t uot Ins" (or Ihelr favorite In tha Amer-l-ar
aawKlallon circuit, ond on Thurs
day. . tlia opening day. enthusiasm will
hgvo spread la Ilia Atlanlld coaat, reach,
tm a illtsax In tight of the major league
tlllra. .
In atlck eider follow all of the minora
-a Ions Hat of thorn until by tha flrat
i Jun all of the force which organised
'fea hall tan command will, be In the
(it!d for a retaon which l hailed In all
.!tei aa promising a greater and
ti.tmdrr development of the national
Cine thaa ever.
. . New Maaaaaia,
Although the big leaituee retain aioet af
t'. veteran players and the younger Idol
lat let eoii. the change in. manage
i.itnt which aeven at the etubs undergo
lil ear la the greatest shakaua af tha
kind within memory. The America a
ktiue has five suck change. Clark C-rlt-tlth
has toll Clndnnstl and taken charge
m tha Waahlngton team; Harry Wolver-
urn liaa come from the Jaclfla eoaat
io uut nw life Into the New fork Amerl-
' fins: Jake Htahl. the Foetoa Amsiieaa
Mr, bssemaa. ha com back after a
year's retirement to manage the team:
IThiiy Davis, the Philadelphia Amerl.
-en's famous flrat sacker, has gone to
'-IfcveUnd to run tha club, and the Cht
'i Amertcan are to be generallad by
Mmmy C'allalitn, the old-timer whoa
iome Lark" tail year mrprised the tn
Ihwlkdlc reople,
I aaalr I Maaagar.
" In tba National learnt there are two
rlai. era In management Johnny KUag,
the formir star catcher of the Chicago
"iil i, is promoted to the management ot
Hoaton after a eraaons work bch'nd tha
bet there. In i.lnrlnnstl there win be tha
nt eitv of an umpire turning manager,
aa Hank IT Day, a National league arbi
trator Inr jeers, has undertaken to lead
tiutt team.
L'tilt'AUU. April ;,-l'nder (he leader.
,f.tip ft a new managw and with three
reciolu In the lineup, the 191S Clilcago
tab of the American league appear to
H much-Improved team. New mem
we uf the club are: Mattlck, right
fielder: Weaver, shortstop, end Kith,
aevoad baseman. ,
"t.' Lauls will oppose Chicago In the
w-ntrg game here Thursday. Manager
rilhan ha announced that Walsh
pr-vbaby wilt pitch and that Sullivan
would bo behind the bat. Mayor liar,
tinea has been aiked to pitch the (Ira:
t:i.-
'he pribubl batting older will be: ,
'fa'.lu aecond base: Lord, third baee;
la". If It tie Bodle. centerfield;
MeUU-k. rlshtflcld; Zeklcr, first base;
VS'caver, alK.il. tup; f jUlian, w.tiier, sj:d
vVatah. pitcher.
TanneliUI will be retained as ulll.
lit- iDfielder and Matty Mclnim aa utll
Vy eifltltWtr. -Mclmyra reported ealv
lt week and tlicrefure I not la ecndl
Cea to play in the opening came.
- ' taedtaal Oaea at Heme.
3T. LOUIS, April 7,-The Su Louis Na
1 rat league bate ball team, handicapped
l v raine at one training place and snow
st talo-others. Is' In good shape for the
'peeing of the National league season
tfra Thursday when It meets Pnts
f'jrjru The team won the Interleagua
fiit from the local American league
team which 'ctoaed today. The nationals,
owned by a woman, will begin the ataaon
with three new pitchers, "BUI" Dell, si x
feet foar tacaea la height; Joe Willis, a
.hft-caader. and Eugene Dale.
;Frank Otlhoaley, a diminutive player,
it aio a new man. lie waa signed to
er rlgbtfield. Catcher "Hickory"
ynhatoa was added to the team pnncl
ai:y becauae be la a pinch pitcher.
The probe bl lineup for the first gam
oflowa: -Huggms, aecoad base; Ellis,
- tmtitmid; Oakes. centerfleld: Koney, flrat
lase; Evans, rtghtfleld: Mowrey, third
-: Uauawr. shortstop; Bresoahao,
iMcher; Harmon, pitcher.
CIXCIXNATL April 1-Th OndaiuU
NaUooal league club defeated tha Boat on
Americans here today, to l" Sugg and
Benton for tha loeaua were effective at
:i tlowa. Cold weather aad wet grounds
wer reapotrjtbl for rather ragged Beld
!cgv ore: . , - . R.H.E.
rtwrtimata , ( f
J'-oerw t T t
lotteries: Sugx Benton. McLean and
CariM: Cicotte, Hall and Carriaaa. la-
Haw Stand at Ctaead,
.H.NCITvJtATI. April I. Local patrons ot
baa ban ertll see several aew condition!
jttra aa Thursday wbta tjie Cukago teaaajaU et ha, buynrat
.n.,h.NuenS,
A new grandstand that Is said to corn
par favorably with any structur at Its'
kind In America will welcome them,
while the team will b headed by a new
manager, liank O'Day, erstwhile umpire
In that organisation.
Few new faces will be found In the
opening game. Probably Humphries or
Suggs will pitch, while McLean win catch.
The. remainder follows: HoblitselL first
bass; Egan, second base; Earaond, short
atop; Grant, third baas; llescber, left
field: Bates, renter field, and Mitchell
or Martens, right field. ' ' '
The advanra aal of seats Indicates
that the new park will be filled.
Hlaee Mart at ralwanbae, ' '
COLUMBUS. O.. April T.-Most ot the
old faces of tha Columbus ball club of
the Amertcan association will appear an
tha local ground when the season opens
with the Kansas City club seat Wednes
day. The following I th probable lineup
of both club:
Cotumbua-Shelton or ' Kyle, . canter
field; Hlncbaian, left field; Conga I ton,
right field; Per ring, third baa; Miller,
first base; Hulewltt, second base; Oerber.
shortstop: Smith, catcher; McQuillan or
Cook, pitcher.
Kansas City Clark, center field; Banal
ler. left field; Love, right field; Dm beau,
third baee; Carr, flrat bate; Downey, sec
ond base; Oyler or Carrldon, shortstop;
O'Connor, catcher; B random. Palmer or
ruts, pitcher.
la tha Columbus club Sheltoa and Kyi
are both new men, Bholton coming from
th Blusgraas league and Kyi from th
Canadian. Millar, who had been farmed
ta th Akron elub ot th Ohio-Pennsylvania
league, return: Oerber of the
Ohio-Pennsylvania league and Smith ot
th Cleveland elub of the , American
league both closed last season with th
Columbus club.
ST. LOUIS, April ".-Prepared to In
vade Chicago on Thursday (be St. Louis
American league team I rapidly getting
Into shape.
In th Interleague aerlee with the Na
tionals th Americana showed great Im
provement aver last year. Outdid ot th
pttchera th team la considered extra
strong.
Th addition of George StovalL formerly
of Cleveland, who la playing first baas,
has strengthened the team. Ills Inside
knowledge af baps ball and hi goad
work with Cleveland la expected to aid
Manager Wallace considerably.
Th probable lineup for tha first gam
follews: .Mtoo. centerfleld'. Austin,
third bf: Ptovall. flrat bass: La port a,
second -baee; llogan. leftfleld; Pratt,
rlghtfteld; Halllnan, shortstop; Stephens,
catcher; Mitchell, pitcher.
alata at ladlaaapalis.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., April T.-A pa
rade with braa band next Wedneaday
will precede lb opening American asao.
elation game here, when St. Paul will
meet tha Indianapolis team. Mayor
Shank will be msster ot ceremonies and
tots the first ball. .
Manager Burke ot the Indians eay he
never won an April pennant, but declare
that hi team I stronger than, the n
with which he opened th season last
year.' Boo. Dodd and Haley are th lat
est recruits, obtained from th Pitts
burgh Nationals, and will be tried out in
the early aertea. Th teams probably will
lino up aa follows:
Indlanapoll Robinson, third baae.
Wocdruff, center field; Hartman. right
field: Hunter, first bass; Lynch, left field:
Osgnlsr, shortstop; William, aecond
bate; Fearce er McCarty, catch; Whit ar
Link, pilch.
St. Paul-Hofman. center field; Riggert,
left field; MeCormick, ahort stop; How
ard, right field: Goodman, third bate:
Walsh, first baee; Butler or Lewis, sec
ond base: Murray, catch; Karger, pilch.
Bellevue Starts
Base Ball Practice
Kegular outdoor baae ball practice be
gan at Bellevue la at week with th warm
weather, and each day tha prospects
eem brighter to the supports! of the
team that the Intercollegist pennant will
land In Bellevue this season. Every post,
turn, both Infield and out ia being hotly
contested for by experienced men, and
some ot the aew material t ahowing up
exceptionally well and will crowd the
veteran hard.
Of laat year' veterans. Captain Fowler,
first baseman; Haldermaa and Quacken
bush, pitchers; 8. 8tokey, shortstop, and
Oh man. eenterflelder, are 'on hand and
bidding for then- old positions, with two
exception of Stookey, who will do th
backstop work unlet hi brother, Ian
year's substitute catcher, shows suffi
cient form to bandit th Jab. Bonderson
and Ctabaugh, 1911 subs, ar ' after out
field positions. Of the new ' material
Quackenbuah junior and Maxwell, two
fast high school Infielders, are burning
things up In the field and with th Mick
and look good tor regular' posltlona.
Kaapo, Strcther, Cleveland and Reed are
utility mea wh are likely ta make good
almost anywhere. Tat er three games
a week with local teams will be played
until th college teaaoa opens..
Teat Judge a maa net by what be prom
hw to , but by what ha baa done.
Thai ta th only true test. Cauunaarlaln'
Cough Remedy yodged by thai standard
baa a superior. People everywhere speak
1 et R la tha highest terms of praise. For
axle by all dealers.
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BEATS YANKEES
Tikei Ten-Iuain.- Contest From the
Sew York Americans.
PITCHE13 WOMUHG STiONG
Camper Pitches Remarkable Ball a
Data AIM MetgalilaB wltn
n aa fb Other
1 Game.
COLUMBIA, 0.. April T.-ColumbuS
won from th New York Aruerlcsns this
afternoon. I to a. In ten Innings. A
muffed fly with two out In the seventh
let the' American lesgiiers tjf. A single
by Dolan and a double by Street gave
them on. In the tenth. Perrln'a tingle
and a double by Miller In the Columbus
half caused Vaughn to. be relieved by
Quins, .whom O'Rourke hit for a long
single. -
Cooper held the loaers to one Infield
single In three Inning. Brack went the
next three without being hit. two passed
In th sixth leading up to an run. Mc
Quillan was . strong with runners on
baaed. Score: R.H.K.
Columbus ', I 1 I
New Tork 4 1
Batteries: Cooper, Bruek, McQuillan
and Murphy; Vaughn, Qulnn and Street,
Williams. ...
, , Pax Beat St. Jaeeph.
ST. JOSEPH. MtwAprll T. The Chicago
American league regular, with, .Walsh
and Langa pitching, defeated the local
Western league team today, T to L 8t
Joseph scored II on run on clean hit
off Welsh. Th Chicago team leaves late
tonight tor De Mo'nes. Score: . R.H.U.
Chicago 7 II
St. Joseph 1 I
Batteries: Walsh, Lange and Sullivan;
Chellette, Wheatley and Ooeaet. ,
. Baa Taaaliaaa Beat Slant.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., April J.-Tha White
Sox aecond team of th American league
defeated the Sioux City Western leaguers
In a loosely played gam today, 1 to t.
Score: ..... II. HE.
Sioux City 7 IS
White BoX It 17 1
tents: Miller, Krkkeon, Brown and
Ceijmanj Bins aad Block.
TSjeaa ptvwisai tar laaa
INDUKAP0LI8, Int., April 7.-CHI-aag
Nationals made It three straight
In th exhibition series With an -easy
victory over the Indianapolis Association
team today, I to 1. Kvert' batting fea
tured. In four timet up he secured three
singlet and a triple. Scare: IUI.E.
Chicago - ItatlOMhr.. :.....,.-.'.. 1 11 1
Indianapolis Association 1 i I
Batteries: Cole. Northrop and Archer:
Ooulalt, Hers, lllxon, fearce and Mc
Carty. Umpire: . Chill (.
Pirate Wta Game.
KANSAS CITT, 'April 7. Turning th
table on th Kansaa City American asso
ciation team after yesterday's defeat, the
Pittsburgh National won aa exciting
gam today. . Th team ar scheduled for
another gam tomorrow,. Score: R.H.B.
Pittsburgh 7 1
Kaaatt City 4 t I
Batteries: Kellogg and Gibson; Bran
dom. Withers and O'Connor.
'Doable Wla far Cardinal.
ST. LOUIS. April 7. A double by Mow
rey In th tenth Inning enabled th Na
tional to win the final gam ot th
spring series from the Americana this
afternoon. I to 7. Pitcher Dell and
Catcher Johsaoo made their debut with
th Nations and Pitcher Bpsaoer and
First Baseman Tennart wer la the
Americans' lineup. Score: R.H.E.
Nationals I M
I Americana 7 11 I
Batteries: Pell Laudermllk and John
son; Spencer, Nelson and Krichelt. Um
pire: Johnstons and Egan.
BOWLING SEASON AT FORT
i OMAHA CLOSES THURSDAY
Th Fort Omaha Bowling league will
wind up It IS1J season Thursday even
ing, when the final games will be played
oft on th alios at th Post Exchange
building. At the close of Thursday
night's play prises totalling M will be
awarded the team and Individual win
ners.
Three team will tight H out tor first
place honor. Headquarter, Signal Corp
echo! and Extra Duty Men, Sergeant
Andrew Clarke tops tn tlat of indl
vldual with lt for an average.
Following It the present league and In
dividual standings:
LEAGUE STANDING.
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Sergeant Collins
Private Tebo
Pitvaie Dupree-
Private Grols-
Kergeant Fiske-
Corporal Kasrerd ...
Private Tompkins....
Sergeant Fcote
Private Ducker .......
Private Htsga
Private Winneratooa
hVrweant Fuller .......
Sergeant Cortes ......
Private Zollinger
Private- Morae
Private Boylea,
Private Jackson .....
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Nebraska Coach Seeks Someone to
Balance the Team.
PLENTY OF SPEED AKD TO SPAKE
Maay af Brat Raanera at. Llaewla
braaka Has Ever Mad, bat Oa
-"pat I Weaker Than
' " " Ever.
LINCOLN, Neb.. April 7.-(Special.
"Wanted, a reliable weight man" Is the
sign which Coach Btlehm ha been hang
ing out all week, but thua far has had
little encouragement In tha way ot appli
cants. It also anallse tha weaknesses Of
the Cornhusker track squad, aa Indicated
by the flrat week of out-of-door training.
Th Cornhusker ar woefully weak In
th track vents, more so than they have
ever been before.
Just th reverse I true in th eprlnta
Th Cornhusker have a dauUng array
of printer. Including May and Christ
mas ot laat year's team, Racely. Wherry
and Bran no n. It will be a beautiful
struggle during th next two years be
tween thee five men for representation
In the sprints. Msy la close to seconds
and Racely I reputed to be equally a
speedy. .
The same Is true tn th distance runs.
Hlltner, McGowsn and Becker are a trio
of the beat Nebraska baa ever had. ac
cording to Assistant Coach Reed. On or
two of thee men will be used for th
quarter mile. Hlltner I a new. man, but
has been doing remarkably good work
In the Initial practice. McOowaa holds
the Missouri valley record In th halt
mile, mad two year ago. Beeker waa a
member ot th (quad last year. Bale
and Kennedy, two member of th long
dletanc team, have shown th beat form
In th two-mil run. They will also be
used on th mil, Kennedy especially do
ing good wore-.
In tha hurdles Russell, an old man. and
Roberta ar working out. In the rest of
th vents th Cornhusker ar without
practically any material. Roe la doing
th beet work so fsr In the shot put, bat
Is still tar behind th former record of
th Cornhusker.
This week will sea the beginning of
stlffer practice for the squad. Next
Thursday the tryouts tor the Drak re
lay meet will be held. Th Cornhusker
will enter three teams In th relays, al
though Btlehm ha not decided In which
events he will place hi man. Th relay
Include a quarter mile, a half, a mil and
two mil. Stlebm will not enter th
Individual events.
COLUMBUS CLUB BEGINS
TRAINING THIS WEEK
COLUMBUS, Neb., April t.-tSpednl.)-
Manager .Jack Palmer, wh wilt bar
charge of the Columbus has ball team
this season, will arrive her on April
and tax actlv charge at once. There
are about twenty player algned up for
tha try out thl spring, among them th
following member ot last year' a team:
Catcher Meta and Harrison and Fielder
E. Brown and Leach. Manager Palmer
ha been busy sine hs algned up and
has secured a good array ot talent tor th
coming year and feel confident that Co
lumbua will make the beat showing of
aay of the three years since th stats
league waa organised. So far two ex
htblttoa game, t be played May 4 and
a, have been scheduled with th Luxu
learn of Omaha, and th management la
anxioua to, eecur date for exhibition
games from May ta It Inclusive., prior
to the opening ot th atste league sea-
Hastings "Y" Team
Beats Omaha Picked
Tri-City Players
.HASTIXOS. Neb., April 7.-8peclal
Telegram. Hastings Young Men' Chris
tian association team woa th Mat
championship la th basket ball tourna
ment laat night, defeating th Omaha
picked team ot the Trl-Clty league, 47 to
a. Hastings kept la th lead throughout
Tha Omaha men, while brilliant Indi
vidually, war at a disadvantage la never
having previously played together ex
cept In thai tournament. . Hastings woa
tha first half. 1 to 7. Lineup:
OMAHA. I HASTINGS.
Praeha ..F.;r.... Schlsaler
Shield F.fF. ..,. W. Smith
Hughes C.jO R Dunlee,
Colling U-i .... R. Smith. Klin
Jarraman ti-iSub Reuben
. itfub Lmnlap
Omaha Uni Track
. Men Onen Season
Track athletics ax the University of
Omaha etnerged Into th realm ot reali
ties last weak, when practice wax began
tor Umbering muscle and getting men
into condition for ' th coming meets.
Equipment, consisting at pott, standards
for high Jumping and vaulting, hurdles,
shot, hammer and discus, waa pari. h seed
Andy Dowwho took second place laat
year In th shot put at th state meet,
haa bean elected captain et th team.
TV nhrerstty will have eatriee la tha
daahea. sail ran.- relay race, staotpat,
pel vaalting and high Jumping at th
Mg Indoor start April ST. A team at
eight will be seat to tha dual meet with
Tarkie eotlege la May and ta the meat
of the See, i ess Intercollegiate ttairia
Uoa at Hasting collrgt, .
STAGG AND EHLER RULED OUT
Big- Eight" Conference Committee
Ban Directors from Body.
STOKER BASE BALL GETS JOLT
Terhalcal Casasaltte Will Be Named
ta Make Reward aa Past Ball
' Bale at Next Meeting;
la Jaae.
CHICAOO, April 7. Directors of ath
letics wer barred a representatives of
the Western Athletic conference at a
meeting of "Big 'Eight" delegate here
yesterday. Henceforth there will be only
eight members on th conference com
mittee and none of the will be In any
way connected with athletic; departments
of tha universities they re present.
A. A. Btagg ot to University ot Chi
cago and George Ehler of the University
of Wisconsin ar th athletic directors
affected by the new ruling. Heretofore
both member of th tthletlo and aca
demic departments were representativea of
tha body. Today' action waa not unex
pected by follower of college athletics.
It" waa not known th representatives
wer dissatisfied by th fact that Chicago
and Wisconsin wer said to have undue
advantage In having athletic members on
the committee.
Ohio But university was assured ot
membership In th conference when It
was unanimously voted . to admit the
Buckeye Institution. This action, how
ever, must be ratified by members of
th eight university faculties. -
Foot ball rules resulted In a warm dis
cussion, during which It wss decided to
have each representative of th confer
ence select a man from his university to
serv on a technical committee on the
rules of the gridiron game. Report on
th rule wlU be mad at the next meet
ing of the conference la June. .
Summer baae ball received a lever act
back today. Th compromise ottered at
the hut meeting on January K was de
feated, which means that no college ath
lete will he permitted to play with aeml
arofesstonal teams. Th "whitewash"
resolution aleo waa mat.
Reinstatement of Pitcher Prtndvlll of
th University of llllnol was referred
back to th Illinois faculty with power to
act. 4lo was recently suspended for a
minor Infraction of the rules.
A eommlttee was appointed to investi
gate th methods used to Induos athlete
to enter universities. It was charged
that la soma ease athlete wer paid for
performing duties at the schools. It also
was decided to abolish athletic competi
tion among first ysar students with other
universities.
Morningside First
in K. 0. Track Meet
KANSAS CITT, Mix. April 7Thirty
five events, Including preliminaries, were
decided at th seventh annual indoor
track games of the Kansas City Alh-'
letic club held at Convention hall her
last night The met was a handicap one. ;
Colleges of th Missouri valley conference j
participated In the main contests. Morn- ,
lngetde won the meet, taking five event. ,
Missouri and Kansas City Athletic club j
divided honors for second place, each
winning three events; Kansas was third
with two . win and Baker fourth wlthi
one. Xo points were scored. Summary :
Pole vault, handicap: Cramer, Kansas,
scratch, I feet !t inches, woa; Hurst. ;
nnatlached. handlcan. I inches, second; -
Sunderland, Kansas City Athletic club,
handicap. I inches, third.
Intercollegiate one-mile relay: . Morn
ingside won over Baker. Time, Sfttv
One-mile relay: William Jewell college
won over Kansas City Athletic college.
Tine, :41.
Intercollegiate relay, one mile: Mis
souri won over Ksnsas.. Time, !:.
One-mile run, bandiiap: Murray. Kan
sas, handicap. 4s sarde, won: Taylor.
V eat port High school, handicap.
yards, second; Kedfern. Drake, handicap.
3 vsrds, third. Time. 4:ii.
1 MS yards, scratch: Johnson. Kansas
City Athletic club, won; St. Louie, sec
ond. Urns. t:4g.
Twelve-pound shot put. handicap: Ben
Holbert. Jr.. Morningside college, handi
cap I feet, won: threw et feet inch. E.
U Anderson, Missouri university, handi
cap I feet, second; H. E. Burnham. Kan
sas university, handicap feet, third.
Fifty-yard dash, handicap: Karl C.
Paiker. Baker university, handicap i
feet, won: Schaulle, Kansas City Athletic
club, handicap feet, second; Christian,
Kansas City Athletic club, handicap 2
feet, third. Time.
Two-mile relay race: Kansas City Ath
letic club, won: Drake university, second;
Time, sir. Only two team entered.
Bixteen-pound shot put, scratch: Talbot.
Kansaa City Athletic club, won;
Thatcher, Missouri, second: Barnes. Kan
sas City Athletic club, third. Distance,
41 feet Inches. '
Flftv-ysed dsh. crstch. Invitation:
Walton. Missouri, won; Christian. Ksntas
City Athletic club, second; Btahl, Drake,
third. Time, :". - -
k .f,.-..-rrf tam- hurdle, handicap: Par
ker. Beker. handicap feet, won; Hamil- j
ton. unattached, handicap 1 feet, second:
! Martin, unattached, handicap 4 teet. tiilru.
Time. - ,. . i
ape-yard rus, handicap: Montgomery.
Momtngalde. handicap It yarda. won:
Patterson, handicap yards, second:
Kbuberry. Morningside. handicap . it
yards, third. Time. :.." ,
High Jump, handicap: Nicholson. Mhv
eooil scratch. ( feet ! Inches, woo;
Hsten. Kansas, handicap. inches, sec
ond. Cook, ft- Louis . university, naoau-
cap, t Incnea. tniro.
tet-vard run. handicap: I -anon. Mornv
Ingeide. handicap. 1 yrdav -et: Davis,
i. . nmmm ia nnla second: Martin, un
attached. 14'yards. third. Time. :'
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J. PLUYIUS PREVENTS BATTLE
Bourkei and Wichita Players Are
. Content Toning- Ball
GAME SCHEDULED FOR . TODAY
Weather Permitting, Team Will
feet aa Mlaera Field Itaaaers -Leave
Jeplla Tamamw Morn
ing far Falle City. ' r
JOPLIN. Mo.. April 7.-8pecial Tele-gram-
Passing the ball about tram One
to the other was the only practice that
the players of both the Omaha and
Wichita Western league cluba Indulged
tn yesterday. A terlflc rain thl afternoon
put Miners' field out of commission.
Old 80I managed to get on the Job
shortly after the announcement that the
gam, would be postponed. However,
there was so little fore back of his
rays that the ground didn't dry out fast.
It should be In greet shape Sunday, barr
ing another pour.' '
The Jobber hit camp thl morning,
confident ot being able to play. The
Kansans seem to be in pretty good shape
and the Easter pastlmmg should be
worth while. This will be th first game
ot th training sesson that will find the
Ranger pitted against a club about their
equal In strength.
Her I th way th Rangers and Job
ber wilt line up Sunday:
Omaha. Position.
Wichita.
Mee
Davit
:..MIddleton
Turner
.. Pettlgrew
Claire
.... Hughes
...... Wacoh
llusche
Justice jsliort ...
Coyle..............Klght ...
Tbomsaon Center .
Kane....
First ....
Left .....
-Third ..
Hecond .
Catch ...
Pitch...
Sours
Nelhoff....
Wanner....
Arbogaat..
Fentress...
Ralph Takes Honors
in Pool Tournament
PHILADELPHIA. April 7.-Edward
Ralph ot Hlghtatown, N. J., won the na
tional pocket billiard championship by
defeating James Maturo of Denver In the
final round of th tournament for the
championship by the score of IN to 139.'
Charle Weston ( c! Chicago defeated
Thomas I. Wilson of Hackenssck. X. J.,
In the afternoon game, 156 to Hi, and won
fifth place from Wilson. Weston had a
high run of twenty-seven, while Wilson's
high run was fourteen.
Farrelle T, Brneaa 4.
The Fsrrell hate ball team beat the
Benson Merchanta nine yesterday after
noon at the Farrell park In Benson by
h amro of 13 to 4. Battertea for the Far
relle were Fasian and Praake. and for
the Merchants, Murray and Mccanaie.
Think of the Hot Summer Coming
Comfort then means much to the
employer as well as the employe.
More and better Work can be accomplished
in a cool, well ventilated office such as is
afforded by The Bee Building.
the bu i 1 d ing is
made prominent
through the large
court and good
siwd offices,direct
ly connected with
o u t s itle exposure,
which aids in form
ing air passages
through the whole
structure. Other
conveniences of
1W hnildinir ten
ants are assured through attentive janitor service ,
and speedy elevators. Now is the time to move into
THE BEE BUILDING
A few vacant offices are listed:
. .. r .........
- taaiu tn aad C34 Adjoining room can be rented tingle, or en
' .uue.. At present both rooms ar divided -by ten.porary wood
and I glaSs partitions: have an east axposur oa Seventeenth
atrcet and ar very desirable rooms. f ' .
Taoom 4t Is 15,ixl'4 feet In site; has two north windows and a
' nervate office partitioned off Inside this space.- This room
. iJuia ba particularly well suited for aa architect or studio.
maata ass Front oa Farnam atreet and 1 almost In front of ele
nw landing B se axlH. or ltd wiuar teet. Partiuoned
to afford private of flc and reception room.
suaat 3t9 Racaptioa Room, private office, tw large etoeets. largt
tioritroom with two north wlndowa Ideal otflca for engineer,
architect doctor or other arofasalnal men. . Rental per
Baenlh...- ...-.. '.$4o,QB
.1. tt.ivs tn aixn.
llgnt. thua having excellent
Da OITloao aw aa j
par mouth ...-. ....... ....... ....xa7
gueta TW trffirn In tha northwest corner, hating fewr large wln
dewa A fireproof vault for the protection of valuable paper
Is much In demand and ia afforded In Uua room. lucre is a
. tatal of It aquar feat of floor space, and aom would b
ouippwx with partlUoaa ta satisfy good tanaat. Tha rental
. price ia par month .- ..0
The Bee Buil(iing Coi.
Bee Business Office - 17th and Farnam Sts
TRAYIS IS UNITED CHAMPION
Three Times Winner of Horth and
South Golf Title.
BEATS TOPPING IN LAST BOUND
. . JS .
Greenwich
Coaatry Clab Player
P revet Ha - Match far Farmer
British aad American
' ' ' Title Holder. ' "'
PINEHURST, N. C. April 7. Satur
day's thlrty-slx-hole . final round IB th
twelfth annual north and south amateur
golf championship won for Walter J. Tra
vis of Garden City, L. I., the coveted title
of thrioe champion. - II...-, J. '' Topping,
Greenwich Country club, proved no
match for the former Brttitii and Ameri
can champion. ' The contest ended on tha
thirty-first green, t up and 5 to play.
In the consolation James D. Standlsh,
Jr., Detroit Country club, winner of th
United Plates in IF and E. L. Scofleld, ,
Jr., of Woeburn ployed fast golf, Sco
fleld tying the match on the thirty-sixth -green,
only to-lose it on the thirty-ninth.
The season's schedule concludes with
the annual mid-April tournament, April
11, U and 11 . . .,
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Stiff Neck
For any stiffness or lameness
Sloan's Liniment gives relief at
once. It acts: like massgge
quickens the blood and limbers
up lame muscles and joints.
SLOAN'S
LINIMEMT
' is good for any kind of pain.
"1 aad a severe pebi between my shonl.
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the street ears I rnt hauls which outekly
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Ataaeralast, Trta tt . set. I1.SS.
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located en th court, close to err
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