THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 21, 1912.
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BIG INDOOR MEET SATURDAY
Over lire Hundred Athletei to Com
pete is Annul Zvent.
KA5SAS CITI HIGH COMING
Eight Athletes trass Central MmI
la Ceeapcto la Malay U Against
Ossaha, Siena Clip aad Pea
Melaea "lark Schools.
Cntrles for the big annual Indoor veal
at Ilia Auditorium nut Saturday night
are pouring Una to efflca o J. Trultt
MpswaU, physical direct ur af ths Young
Man's Christian association. 8avara of
tha local Inatltutlona bsvs entered men
for geowt ai the track gventa ana ths Uni
versity ef Nebraska sent word that
I aria bunek at track athletes will be
down la represent that laatltuiloa.
A totter received yesterday Irom Coaob
Jtunbe Stlehm at tna University of We-
I bras says toa baa a atar ha will aatar
' for ths M, 420, and etkViard dashes who
la U try out (or lb Olympics in Juna
I aod who at present ll assisting Stlehm
; In eeaehlnf tba university boys, In hla
I setter Coach Stlehm WM particularly
y snxJoux to know II Amas osllege bad
y' entered a rlay team. SUabm aspects t
put an a imni vvnee wr m wr
race and Is confident that bis men will
win th event for lbs Indoor Shempion
shlp of tba Missouri valley.
ateewet la Wreatllagf.
Much interest Is being taken la tba
wrestling and baling matches snd an
trlaa ara oomlng la Ihlek and taat far
these vents. Tba wrestling matches will
be of flttsen minutes' duration and wtu
be cendueted according to amateur rules,
la ipse neither man gets a fall before
tba Urn limit the referee will award
tha decision to the man wbs was tba
aggressor moat ef the Urns and on skill
and good gll around, work being die-
ployed. Tba boxlpC matches will
t)r-rounda each of two minutes dura-t.-.B
Ottt ens Rdnuta reat and tba referaa
III rendof big decision on points. Boxers
will wear elghl-ounon glovae. One and
one-half hours will be consumed pulling
off tbeae sventg as there are five wrest
ling and five boxing ennte. However,
, tb track and fleld events will be going
n while these events are being pulled
off In the arena , '
Word bag been raeefvod that tba Iowa
and Kansas Institutions will enter a
large number of men. Iowa university.
irk and Mornlngelda bsvs entered
men for lbs relay races and for the big
track events. The blgb schools ef Das
Molnet and Sioux City ara entering big
fields and It is expected that the fuuux
Cits' blgb school will be a strong son
tender tor the blgb school relay event.
Omaha high school baa entered a atrong
bunch of man tor thte event as has tba
Kansas CUy high school also. Waalayaa
coiieta Is sending a batch af star men
for he relay raca and fur ths dashes.
Caa college la sending but four men, but
they ara alt stars, it Is expected that
(Clement WUsoa ef Caa college will stand
a vary strong show af pulling down the
dashes, 11a la to try out for ths Olympio
gair.ee and baa a record for ths daabae
which la brilliant
Iowa and Kaaaaa Cassias.
The Moameutb Athletic club baa ea
ter ed tb following man:
rorty-ysrd dub: W. iloeaft, B, Samp
son, ll gA'hrlber.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash:
8c!:rtber and Uoealt.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard dssbi
H. Wright.
One bum: Mlckals, M. Wright, E. Samp
eon. Two aulas: W. Hoeeit, R. jtmaa, H.
Golden, C. Carlson.
Relay: Hoeaft. I)ailey, Mlckals, 8chr
ber. Oner, Wright.
Belleva Calleaa Batrlaa.
Vellevue aallags baa antarad:
Forty-nrd daeh: Paulsen, Maxwell
Huh lump: guackenDush.
Twelve-pound shot: Curilea
Kaiay: Paulaea Quackenbusb, John
son. Obman. Fowler, Janaa.
Two hundred and tenty-yard dash:
Obman, Uuacltanbuab.
Walnut Hill Methodist athletes bsv
en tared for Iwa events:
Relay; Clark Williams, Benjamin W.
llxras, Adams. Fellers, UowaiBg.
Te snliaa: Hudaoa.
Threa svaata will be participated In b,
ths Svaa AthleU club:
Two-tulle run: Krlckson. ,
cme-mile: cariman.
Furty-yard ansa: Carlomsn.
Aekbarr flab, rtrwt M. K. Cherrh.
Relay: Williams. J. Williams. Wal
Use, Campbsil, Ferry, Beevea.
Y. M. G A.
Forty-yard dub: Bwley, Deems, Con-
Standing of Teams
AMER. LEAOUB.
W. U Pet
Boston C 1 .m
Phllad'phla I I .SSI
Cleveland... I .171
VKX Chlcaso .... 4 I A71
Detroit .... I J71
gt'a l I Jft9
la.., I I ,M
irk., IIA
WEbT. UEAOl'E.
WUPct.
Omaha .... 1 l.
Denver .... I S I ant
gt. Joseph. I e l.M
Wichita ... 1 1
Topeka .... 1 1
Lincoln .... d I t ashlngt'
Sioux City. I .(no Hi. Louis.
Dee Molnea e i .eo)! Nw York
NAT L LEAGUE. AM EH. ASSN.
. . W.L.Pct.1 j . w,um
i mcinnati I .as; Columbns ..11
New York.. I S Minneapolis I t
lT"f-" ! f ' Toledo g I .61
rruiaa piua a .7it Paul I 4
Boston .... I I .HO Louisville ..II
Chlcaea ... I 4 B4! Mllwsukaa 4 I
nrooxiyn ..IS .zj Kan. City... I f .13
rituburgb I .till luUian polls 1 I .Ul
Veelerdaya Haaalsa.
WEHTKRN LEAGUE.
Bloux City-Omaha, rain,
IJncoln, f; Denver, U.
Wichita, 4 Tupeka, t.
Das Moines, . St Josspb, I
National league.
Brooklyn. I; New York, 4
"wun, , ranaaaipnia, 1.
471
y w, e-iteourgn, r.
Cincinnati. 4: Chicago. I; tan Innings.
AMERICAS LEAQUE.
Chjcato, I; St Louis, t; flfleen Innings,
'yeiand, I; Detroit. I; eleven Innlnga
Philadelphia, I; W aAlngton,
sw York, Boston. 7: eleven Innlnta
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. W
Milwaukee. Ti Louisville. A
Kansaa city, 1; Indianapolis, It
Minneapolis, ?: Toledo, I
St Paul, 0; Columbus, 1
' Gaaws Today.
Western IiiJtfMi r
Lincoln at Denver. Wichita at Topeka.
Dea Mulnes at St. Joseph.
National Leaaue St Louie at Chuti.
bail, Plttabuisb at Chlcax.
Amerlt aa Leaa-ua rhina a, iM.i,
Cleveland at Detroit
Soldiers Will Gather I ROD AND GUN COMMITTEES
to See Boxing Bouts
Local ring followers will bsvs a chases
la witness a fast mill at ths post gym
nasium at Port Crook on Wednesday
evening, when Ouy Buckles will mix with
Johnny Sudsnberg, ths South Omahv
welterweight. The fight Is scheduled to
go six rounds. Both lads are training
bard for tba bout, and ss they are about
evenly matched some fast work Is ex
pected. A good card of preliminaries bss besa
arranged, ths feature of which will be a
six-round affair between Kid Ecbolla of
Port Crook and Young Davis of Kansas
City. Ths other curtain raisers will he
between soldier tads ef Port Crook,
KANSAS CITY GETS LONE RUN
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by LeroV. 1 Time: 1XL ITmnlrua i:.v.
and Erwla.
tTTT.TCTS OYIECOMB A LEAD
NO RUNS MADE IN
FIFTEENINNINGS
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-vaauH sua uie aeaicauoa of, tba asw
Kevin field. Neither MulUn nor Orsgg
proved a pussle. Ths Cleveland southpaw
pucneo wen in streaks, but In Ins In
nings ths Tigers did bit Mm they found
him hard and often. Two double stsals
in ths first Inning by Cobb and Crawford
-r scoring on ths second-was tba
feature. Score:
ctaygiuNo. DaTraorr.
Grener. If., s 1 s a svm
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'""i SS. ., B 1 I
lil ef.. 4 1 I
Mole, ID... S
Hn. rl ... 4
Nuknk'ret.lk I III
Tanwr. Ss.. Ill
etrlr e. 4 I 4
drees. .... lit
Taleda la atoatoa br Issre at Seven
la Ftva. ,
TOLEDO, April U-Aftar driving Wast
to ths be neb la tba seventh, Minneapolis
tied ths score an KJUtfer's timely single.
Scars:
TOLXDO. MINMIAFOU).
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Board of Directors Kunei Ken Wko
Will Uuagt Sports.
ACIUATIC SP0ET3 TO THE FKOFI
Piles.
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To out when winning run soared.
Cleveland .... 1 I I I I I I I I M
Detroit I I I t I I I M H
Two-o.ee hits: Olson, Rysn. Lejols,
Turner, Crawford. Jackson. iKjuhla ulay:
Oregg to Hohnhoret to Easterly. First
on balls. Off Oregg. I: off Mullln, 4.
Struck out: try Gregg. I; by Mullln. s.
Tims; 1:2a. Umpires: 1'errlns and Dlusen,
LINCOLN LOSES LOOSE GAME
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ths ninth a pass to (Jeer, a stolen bass
snd Klcksrt'i single resulted In the win
ning run. Soorw:
TOPEKA.
. A-B. R.
Rlekert. If I s
Gardner, b 4 i
Lw, ea 4
Frants, tb 4 I
Kins, ef 4 I
Emory, lb 4 e
Clear, rf ,
t-'haprsan, e , 4 I
Alderman, p 1 g
Young, p ,... J g
i e
Kysn .
Totals ,
Pettlgrew,
Mrtrlieton.
Urldtn, rf
f
Koerner. lb
Clarke, tb ,
Hugbes, 2b
Mea. es
tiemmons, ,
Perry, p
Routt, p
Walk.
WICHITA
AB. B,
ffeete 1
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lee 1
eeje
rsd.
Two bandrad and twenty-yard dash:
ivirt Deem. Seeley, Medelund, Phetta-
'C.
ur handred snd forty-ysrd dash.
ig. Ritchie, Bern-man,
-half mile: Lvtdwig. Wrtgel.
nne: welgeL rracht Pewera.
; ttyan, Wldenioldt
: Wallace. Uliaoa I...
ut; Ritchie. Tbarnneon lni.
l bars: Slgler, s'arnbarg. ira
. lerca, Phettlepiac..
suing; Thompauo. aarage, CotrelL
ckr. Pluenburg, neelty. Psscala,
a. Rice, Baugk,
": Wharton. Ryan. Shonqulst.
' r,l. ThorApaoo. LaagWser. ela
. ariiberg.
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Batted tor Jemes In ninth.
Toledo
Minneapolis
Two-baas hits: Melons l. First baas
on balls; Off James, 1; off Olmstesd, t
Struck out: By West, 1; by Olmsted. I
lilts: (Xr Weet I In six Innings; oft
James, I In three Innings. Time: l ii.
Umpires; Ferguson and Haiullbos.
RUNNERS SENS RECORDS
l4.als ....II
lotted for Young la ninth.
'1 wu out when winnuig run seurad.
batted lor perry In tba wutb,
TePfke leilliii jg
W.cUJta I I I I 1 I i S
Three-baee hits: Gardner, Lee, Emory.
Two-unee ntta: Frants. King. SacrU..
hm ixuifen. Douuie pias: to
Frants to Uardner, Mee to Hughes to
Koerner. Stolen sue: ttear n.T, ....
Alderman. 4 in four Innings; uif Youna.
I In flva laolnge; off Perry, k la e:xit
inning.: el t hout 1 In one inning. b,
on bsu-a: Olf Alexander, J: ou Alr
man. 1; off Young. S. otf Parry. J; irf
lioutt t Struck out; uy Alderinsui. 2'
bail; by Alderman, a Umpire: lutekul.
(Centlnusd from First page.) '
I oiie-mlle, Cue, 1 half mile. Coe,
IS
Intersrholastlo class, two-mils and one
mils: Wast High of Des Moines, I U snd
..
Relay, two-mils, university: Mlnnreola,
first; Nebraska, eerund; Ames, third.
Time: tin. New record.
Drake relay, two-mile, eollege: llorn-
niisiue, ursi; Cornell, set-Ond: Orlnnell,
third. Tims: Ursaks Drsks track
reom.
Kelsy, ons-mlls tinlverelly: rhl.-ao.
flrsl; Ksnas, second; Washington, third.
time: e:as.
Relay, ons-mlls, college: ' Coe. Mret
norningilde, second; Cornell, third. Time
Relay, four.mlle, university: Wisconsin,
first; Ami, second; Minnesota, third,
Time: l :.
Kelsy. hslf mile, rollege: Cos. first
Orlnnell. secondj Highland Park third.
rime: i n
Relay, half mile, university: Kanus,
riret; Ames, second; laws, third. Tims
1 ss
Relay, four-mile, college: Des Molnea.
Iirat; Cos. second: Qnnne II. third. Time
Motoring Time Has
Come in These Parts
"Spring tlms la motoring tlms; there's
no doubt of that," said H. E. Predrtck
son, local dealer In Chalmers cars. "Right
ow about half tna motorists 1 know are
getting ready for country trips. In ths
spring everyone wants to get out Into
ths open. The country Invites tba man
with a ear.
"And with lbs opening af ths touring
season the man whose car has a long
stroke motor and a fivs-speed transmis
sion begins fully to realise tba advant
ages ef that construction,"
Cralsa Dswa Mlssaarl Planned i
Oas al Pwalatwa af Seaaaa la
la Aagaet.
Sport activities ef Wis Rod and Gun
club were officially begun here yesterday
afternoon, wbea lbs board of directors
held a meeting In Frank Weaver's offli
In tba Braadets building, discussed plans
and appointed committees to carry them
out
All sorts of outdoor sports will be I
Joyed, Including base ball, tennis, fishing
ind equatka Trap shooting, canoeing
snd yachting will be the special features
this season and ths committee ebalrmsn
will devote eensldsrabls attention la these
sporta
O. N. Aulsbaugh, whs will direct ths
affairs of tba canoeists. Is planning
crulas down the Missouri for soma tlms
m August. Bt Joseph will be ths dsetl-
nation.
Following ara tba committee chairmen
for ths ysar: House and grounds, D. H.
Christie; yachts, 8. S. Hamilton; motor
boats, R. O. Orsysorti canoes. O. N. Aula-
beugb; flab and gams protsctlon, Carl
N, Johnson; sntertalnment O. N. Aula
laugh; membership, W. A Eddy; Audit
ing, A. P. Bloom; miscellaneous sports,
J. P. Prentiss; trap shooting. W. W.
McDonald.
AH, PARK AT WICHITA
I V ISNOTLEAKING NOW
: tba first exhibition gams Is ths new
Vktets bal park threw home runs wars
made off bits that rolled under the outer
fence. Tba next dsy Manager Hugbea
got busy and borrowed thirty shovels
! kb tha Wk-hlta street department and
giva tba Jobbers their morning workout
by taring them bans tind around tbs
bottexs ct tba fence.
OMAHA-SIOUX CITY -
GAME IS CALLED OFF
Oa account af tba successful efforts aa
the part af old Jupiter PluHus tba aso
ond gams of tba Wester league iocs'
series between Omaha and Sioux City
was called oft
Dawietooa Laevds abaters.
MILWAUKEE, Wla, April H-iUrlev
Davidson of St. Paul tonight won the
ten miles world's championship profes
sional roller skating nr over threa
otner fast rscera . Tbs lima, xt n4, is
said to be a new record for a fifteea-lap
flat track. Jens Carey (,f Reading. Pe
finished eeeoad, about sis Inches back ut
tna winner.
THERE IS NOTHING BETTER
THAN SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Bart Murphy ef "Murphy did It" fam
has returned ts Omaha from a trip to
New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
where be visited various factories sad
ascertained tba eondittans tor spring bust
ess.
Mr. Murphy la favorably Impressed with
tba general situation. "Tba motor truck
market" bs says. "Is very acthra, espa
dally in Boston. It ts pleasing to note
how sagwrly oonservatlva Boston hoosM
baya adopted tba motor truck, and thi
business there compares well with New
York and Philadelphia
"From spy observations I am eonvtneed
mora than ever that ths 'after sale' aery
let is tba Important factor In deciding
salsa. Merchant want to feat satisfied
that the equipment will bs kept up to a
certain standard of efficiency; that the
manufacturer will render sock assistance
sa ts consistent with good busiaass Judg
ment; that ths purchase af one or more
trucks dose not msaa an uncertain In
vestment but will ban a value ior year
ts cam.
"Far this reason merchants who con
template changing to tracks era seeking
advice from ssmrsnles making a earn
plsta Has af commercial vehicles, thereby
Insuring unbiased recommendatlaa. This
unbiased recommendation Is being sought
only from sompaaiea wboaa commercial
gad financial rraaoaslbillty hi aa assur
ance of their ewg) permanency la tbs
Miller Park Club
Plans Big Season
Miller Park Ootf club will b
sen ted on ths local sport map this San
son. Plane have bean mads by W. S.
Wllmoth, president ef the erganlsatlon,
for a busy season of Sthlstlo activities.
Tba opening date will be Msy 11 or May
18, according to ths wssthsr conditions.
Ths golf course of nlns bules la In ex.
oellent sondltlon snd will be kept la good
shape all year by J. H. Melvln, I us In
dian. Vary few changes havg bean mads
on tba course, except that soma of tha
putting greens bsvs been Improved.
All ths tennis courts will bs rolled this
Week snd play will bs etsrtsd Immedi
ately. Ths ball diamond nt ths grounds
will bs skinned end leveled off before
the opening day.
Ths Clan Gordon Athletic association
will play citcket, golf and lawns bowls
at tbs Miller Psrk club this season, which
will mean a total uf about thirty extra
members. A special sod "layout" will bs
msds for tbs lawn bowlers.
Following are ths committee chairmen
ef tbs dub: Field, W. A. Ellis; tennis,
J. i. O'Neill; rules, t, E, Merrtam; house,
D. A. Martlodals.
Illinois is First in
Meet with Missouri
COLUMBIA, Ma, April XL-Illinois
Stats university won tbs dual track
meat from Missouri Stats university this
ansrnooa by 71 points te U. Anderson
of Illinois won ths quarter mils run from
Bermond. tba fastest man of Missouri.
by a hair's breadth.
Nicholson, tbs star high hurdler . of
Missouri, did not finish In ths hurdles,
but bs won lbs high lump and ths broad
lump. Murphy af Illinois was first In
ths Pols vault at twslva feet which was
as high as tha bar could be placed. To
snow what ha could da Murphy vaulted
a distance above tba bar at Its bighost
point summaries:
Hammer throw: Beldlng. Illinois, first
Thatcher. Missouri. mrmnA- Karl...
Illinois, third. IHmnu la tiL
in...
1'ole vault: Mumhv. Illinois firei- ir.n
IHnols, second; Talbot Missouri, third.'
Two-mile run- 1,1., .
first: Bullard. Illinois, second: Moan. kiisJ
souri. third. Time, kl:0V
Hurdles. t yards; Klrxsey. Missouri,
first; Cass. Illinois, second: mi
note, third. Tlms. It 01 seconds.
Running broad jump: Mciioleon, Mis
souri, first: Navaiu. 1in..,i. .T.i.
Hull. Ilbnola. third. Dkimr. 'n . -i
. "au-mlls run: Bermond, Missouri,
knap. Illinois, Iftlrd. Tims, 1:43. '
. Shot put: .Thatcher, Missouri, first;
MO, MISSOUri. Second: Anora..n U,--
u L., "'ancs, ss feet inches.
Hurdles. 11S vu-fla- n ii .. . . .
Coetar, Illinois, second: wilder, Missouri.'
unra. Time, eecands.
Quartw mile: Sanders, Illinois, flrat;
Bsrmond. Mlsaonri, second: Huntsr Hit.
noia, third. Time, 0:114. ,unl,r'
Dash, IB) yards: Cartls, llllnola first.
Stltset llllnola asooiul: wn, ii,iTl'
third. Tiros, ftlo.
High jump: Nicholson, Missouri, first;
Morrill, Illinois, second; Case, Illinois,
third. Distance, i feet X, Inchea
Mils run: Cope, Illinois, tlrst; Thomp
son, llllnola aMcaeuf: stmiti. u..
third. Time, 4 tl '
Dssh. t yards: CortiA Illinois, first:
Burke, llllnola. Mrnnil' U.-l,n lll,n.
third. Time. II H iionda "
Discus throw: Hatcher. Missouri, first;
Anderson. Missouri, ee.ond; bulla, Mil.
son, third. Distance, la (act it, inches.
RECORDS OF STATE SCHOOLS
tContliiued from Flint Page.)
st rk seconds In the til ards on May
71. ISM, Robert Wood baa bstlsrad this
niark, as bs negotlaiad tha dtatanua In
seconds at tha Missouri Valley In
terschulaetlo meet last year. Bums'
record stands, however, aa Wood
never beaten It In stats competltlos,
f'wmalete' l.lat af Beourda.
Following la ths complete list af rec
ord, giving event, name of holder, place
sf meet la which record wse mads, sad
datsi
16U yard dash. Iftu asronds-tt H Bur
rus, Lincoln. May JJ. lsut; B. C. Wild
man, York, May rt, 1PM; Robsrt Wood.
Omaha. Msy Jk, 191 ..
ce-ysrd dash. St4 seconds R. H. Bur-
rus. l.ltKoin. May Tl, iwt.
fen-yard dash. i. swconds-O. V res land
Haatlnaa Mar u. uus
Hslf mils run, t minutes, seconds
a. ueorge, rranklla. Msy r .
Mile run, I minutes. II seconds Alfred
nenneay. umaKa, klay B. iw
L-ard huriiiee, 17M seconds W. Col.
Uer. Falrburv. sf u llua
231-yard hurdles, bi secosds-P. dravea,
Kearuey military acadrmr. May a. Ilia
Pule vault. Hi feet I Inches Vergil Hec
tor. Omaha. May it, 11L
Running higu Jump, I feet N lex-bee-W.
Wiley. T.wk. May It, 18
Running broad Jump, 3t feet rKa Inches
-W. Wiley. y0rk, May St 111.
Twelve-pound shot put. 4s feet
mcnea vt. uuval, Pairbury. MS I., iw.
Warren Howard. Omaha. May M. tna
Twelve-Douari t.. . thraas. Ual laall
'"-. Met ai toy. Mi one a. May A,
IS .V. ,
Discus throw. B fort Incbas C.
Mevera. York. May SI Ills.
One-half mil r.i i miauta JMk sac.
onds-umaha. May . 1HA
ENTRIES FOR DETROIT STAKES
AND PURSES BREAK RECORDS
DETROIT. April Ja. Entries for tba
stakes and parses te ba raced at Detroit's
eeeoad Grand circuit meeting la eonnso
tioa with ths Michigan stats fair. Sep
tember M to 1L ara said te beat all
ds at all tracks- There ara fartr-
two sn tries la tbs Mm M. and M. trot
and thlrty-fivs is tbs K.SW C ef a pace,
while Us 1 IS trot with thlrty-eta. to tba
greatest sum her svsl samed la tha clasa
Tba I pace bas fourteen and tna 1
Pace for Michigan ewoed ' borsas bas
twenty-two. in connection with tba class
events tbs Horsemsa futurity sf tla,est
Is to ba raced st thla sssatlng. which
follows Us New York stats fair and pre
cedes Columbus.
Silver Trophy Cups
Won by Kelay Teams
Tbs silver trophy sups that will be
swarded ths relay taam winners In tbs
big Indoor track mast which will bs held
et tba Auditorium Saturday evening
form ens ef ths most elaborate and
aostly arrays of sport trophies that has
bean aesa berg fur some Urns. There are
lea cups In ths bunch. ,
All Uis trophies are now on exhibition
at tbs "T" assodstloa In ths lobby,
where Ibsy era la charge of n spedsl
ea re taker, Thsrs ara Mil. eurved-shaned
cups, low-bowi affairs, fancy engraved
piscas and polished trophies.
in addition to ths cups a handsome
diamond stickpin Is hung up for the
entrant who makes the highest Individual
score In tha meet It was dunsted by
tna nassa Jewelry company.
renewing ig ths list of cup trophy
donors;
lintvsrstty relay, C B. Brown Jewelry
company.
College relay, T. U Combs A Co.
' association relay, Shook Jewelry
company.
High school relay. Arthur Edholm.
Church Federation relay, Ryan Jewelry
osnpsny.
Orsad school relay, Aaron Jewelry cam.
pany.
Athletic clubs relay, Ousisfson
Hsndrlcksoa.
Soldlarr rslsy, A. Maadelbera.
Firemen egslnst policemen relay, Wolfs
eareiry sompany.
Mall carriers wslklna arlar. Sol Bars.
axe Jewelry company.
Auto Club Merger
Vote Known Friday
A Joint mooting of ths members of ths
Omaha Motor club and the Omaha Auto
mobile club will bs held Friday evening.
April , st I o'clock at tbs Roms hotel
at which tlms ths rots en ths proposed
merger of ths two organisations will bs
announced.
If ths merger Is ratified, officers will
bs elected for the ensuing year, tha of'
flees of esch organisation having been
vacated by tbs present Incumbent
MERCHANTS WILL PLAY
STORZ AT COUNCIL BLUFFS
Ths Merchants will play ths Stors
Triumphs, ths premier semi-professional
ball towers of Omaha this afternoon at
Athletic psrk. Broadway and Thirty.
fourth streets. Council Bluffs. Ths gams
will bs celled st l o'clock.
Ths Stors ksd the jinx on ths Mer
chants Isst yssr, but ths Merchants think
they can chass It away this afternoon.
ss they bavs a new lineup thla ysar.
Manager Crows has engaged ths ssrv-
Ices of Wllllsrd Qulgley to umpire at
Athletic park. Hs will hold ths Indicator
In ths southeastern Nebraska league.
Following Is ths lineup of both teams:
Merchants.
Robinson....,
Hod ire
Wahl
Evers
Goff ,
Peterson
8-anln
Hombaih...
Payne-Duff..
Position.
... Tlhrd...
... Second..
....Short....
... First....
... Center..
....Left
... Rlrht...
...Pitch.,..
... Catch...
Stors,
Durkee
Graham
Mlnlcus
Drummy
Welch
Rondo
Probst
McKensle
Clslre-Hschtsn
PROGRAM FOR PUGILISTS IS
GIVEN OUT BY VERNON CLUB
LOS ANGKLES: April sfl-TIm pugilistic
program arranged by Manager Thomas
McCarsy of tha Vernon slub for ths nsxt
three months show ths following schedule
of twenty-round bouts:
Frsnkle Conley and Johnny White,
April 27; winner of this bout with Abe
Allell, lss- 11.
Hoasrd Morrow and Eddls McGoorty.
mklUlewelghts, May Zl.
Samusi Langford and Joe Jeanctte, June
snd Ad Wolgsst snd Rivers for the
lightweight championship, July 4.
Ill addition to the July 4 fight Mc
Carey said Wolxsat snd Rivers again
would meet Labor day, both having
agresd Is the return match regardless of
the outcome en ' Independence day.
RYAN HAND BALL CHAMP
Wing Local Honors by Taking Three
Out of Five Games.
LOT LOSES THE RECORD
Winner af Maadeasaa Cold Medal
Accomplishes Victory by Clever -Back
Caart Flavian Gasae
Tight Until Mad.
Dennis Ryan won tbs local band ball
championship yesterday afternoon on the
courts at ths "T" by taking three out
of flva close games from C. O. Linn,
former University of Oklahoma hand ball
shark. Ths scores were tl-U, 11-14, 10-2L
1-!L a-u.
By dint of clever back court playing
Rysn took ths first two games, but Linn
cams back strong ana outclasses nis
rival In ths third and fourth gnmsa The
final contest wss exciting, ths players
ses-sawlng back and forth until ths tost
two minutes of play, when Ryan forged '
ahead and won barely by two points.
Rysn, wins a handsome gold medal ana -
Linn will receive a sUvar "T" badge aa
second prlxe.
THOMPSON SURPASSES THE
ALL-ROUND ATHLETIC MARK
PRINCETON, N. J.. April H.-F. a
Thompson, a member ef ths second ysar
class of Princeton Theological seminary,
broke ths world's record for tha number
sf points scored In an all-round athlstto
championship trial held hers today. '
Thompson scored 1,177 points, or 152 points
mors than Sheridan, the holder of tna
all-round championship record.1 Thomp
son's record will not stand as official.
ss It wss not made In an official meet
Ths trial was held under ths Amateur
Athletic union rules, however, and It
lacked only official sanction to stsnd as
a record. Thompson bag twice won the
Amateur Athletic union gll-round cham
pionship. N ,
Travis Wlas Toaraameal,
T.AKKWOOI) N. J.. Aorll .-Walter
J. Travis, the veteran Garden City golfer.
won the annual SDr na tuurnsment or
tha Counliy club here today by defeat
ing C. 11 Gardener of Ekwanok, I up
and 4 to pisy
Special sals of dresses Monday up le
111 W values In two lots at R.96 and Ills.
8ai Adv. pags 4, news section. Orkln I
Douglas Street Store.
stigiulsts your buslussa by advertising
In Ths bet the newspajisr thai rseebse
all of tbs buysrs.
NOTABLE HARNESS HORSES
' IN STAKES AT CLEVELAND
t-u.vi.laA.ND, o.. April J0.-Tbs list of
entries for lbs seven early-closing stakes
tna porta Randall Grand circuit met
ing, July to August t, as announced
today Includes a sntrisw. tfae Tavern
Steak," sne of ths biggest amateur events
ef tba year, beading tba list with let
aominations. Tbs stakes are:
CfcsamDtanr.il In Bea-awsse.. a. I - IV tr.M tl
"tLI" "t tA- ' "tries.
twernvfri.TL'.!!:: ". eiue Ren.
thirty "rV - U "- "' "
!' lW x .ntrl.. amon
tnc-m R. T. i u mu e..l. -a is.. i.
archdale. ' ' "
The Fseig. im irmti.. raw
The Ohio, I la trotting, valus
twenty-una antriea
Read Orkln', Douglas Street Start ad
Page i, news ssctjoaa.
SPRING TENNIS TOURNEY
SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW
Tennis activities smsna th. laAa af tha
Omaha High school will tomorrow
afteraooa. wbea the annual sarins singles
tstimsmant will mart tba entrants ,T-
lag at prlvats courts and at Happy Hot
lew. ,
"tP-tkras youthful wMeWw af tbs
raasust bsve elgned up for the event
and drawing, will be made kv l Me-
Snane Monday sasrnlng lnd posted In'
tas mala bail at tbs school gliding. I
Tba four lads making tha keat abowing,
la this spring tonraey will represent tbs
school against Crelghton and tbs fnl
seraity ef Omaha squads la their annual
raequst competition, walck sruf bs nsMi
la May
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