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YOUNG ATTES COMPETE
Public School Keet to Be Held t
Sosrkt Park oa June 1.
BOTS TAII50 DAUT WOEIOUT
latfr TnJala ! DirMtar Caraa
AtJa Ar lUaaalBtT law
- Maaa at tk Varlaaa rarka
la Oaiaaa.
'f th alstk annual auklk
attMala athlaUe mart ara balaf maaa ay
J. Tram Maxwall, phytic) 4 tract ar at
tha Taanf Man'a Chrtatlaa aaaodatlon.
an Prof R. L. Carna. athlatlo dlractor el
tha aubHe acaoola. Tba data for tha maat
h keen eat far June 1 ana will be heM
at Reorke nark. It areeeal plana carry.
Prof. Cam recently took tha aaeaaure
menta at Itourka park ana eayi an Maal
track oeula ee inarkoa efl there. It could
ee eo market aa U make hut three tripe
areuna the park conatltute a mile. Tha
bay la the varteua echoola are highly
aatkaalaaUo ever the comlaa meat ana
rj fej eetlmaied that ever r boya vlll
eampaM (a the alfferent eventa. Tba
wot thte year will be an a terser aeale
than It waa laat rear. All tha field and
track eveata will be pulled off with the
esceptloa of the welsht eranta, which
will be out of the aueattoa. A tui-of-war
botwean Ike echoola will be aubetltuted
and a leaet four relay raeea, . , ,
DoeeloplBC itara, . t
Th boya bava baaua tralnlac already
and aame . autre are expaeted to be
velopad kafora tba day of the meat At
all the erbaela at nooa and after the
artarnora etealona troupe of boya nay
be aaen ruinlnc and Junpint- Prof.
Carna la aoaoMnt the boya In the Tertoua
eoata and teaching them how to ran
aad lump. Tba track at the young Man t
C'.rS'Kh aaeedatloa la eoatlnually hi
waa ky tA ,1iurtara. .
The aoyt will be olaaaad the aame aa la
the paati that Is, In wlU their weight.
Claea A will be boya waighlng oar M
pouada; elaae B. M to lot pounde; data
C. Ti to H pounda; claat O, under 11
pound.
The moat will be etmilar to that ef laat
pear and will aa competitive petweea tha
thirty-four grade ackeola. Cupa . and
aaedala will be awarded the young ath
letea aad a trophy eup and banner will
be preaented tha ecbooi taking flret plane.
Oato, aUver and broaae badgea will be
warded flret. second and third plaeea,
feepantlvely, u laalvtduala. '
' la tea relay races eupa will be awarded
la araa htataacee and pennants and ken
Bar la ethers. There will be on relay
reee of owe mile la which all echoola will
aeeapete, and Ihea relay reese for shorter
. distances win be ma off between the
vartoea classes,
A Meeting will be keld this week be
tweea Prof. Came and Mr. Maxwell to
pkk sot the offldala for the saeet : A
sewvealer pregraai will be gotten up wttb
U aana ef all th entreat and tha
vaxtou eventa named therein.
KDiTH DiNlNS RAI1Y WINS
(Ckntlaued from Ptrat Page.)
wild pitch, giving Detroit five runs for
the Inning and the game. Score: . ,
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lor Waiter la the ninth,
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New Tork l e a e e-1
rlret beee en error: Nrw Tork. t;
. Detroit, a. Terea-eee htta: Crawford.
leJhanty, Dubuc neortrice fly: ("oho.
Stolen beet: bolan. tree II), Martin.
Beumen. Merlerty. buah. Vlti. lrt on
, Ooaee; New Tork. 4: Detroit. It Double
i-ay: Hartaell te Mrert. Klret beee oe
fcelia: Off ford, t. off Vauithn, t; off
trot. ; off MoConnell. J; off Dubuc. 1
iiruck out: By rord. J; by Qmnn i:
e McCOeeall, J: by Dubuc. t Viw
litch Dubuc Qulnn. HiU: Off Torn.
In eit and one-thlnl Inn'nH. off
Veugha, nooe out when taken from
toil; off Qulnn. It t wot htm inning:
att MoConnell, 1 to two-third inning.
Hme: 1 a. t'nplrcs: O'Loughltn and
ft eiervut. - .
fOHSSOI SHUTS OUT CLIYXXAJD
g;lvww Kap Paa aad Haw
' Par aa -.
WAgHINOTOX, May U.-Walter John,
aont pttcMng eaaMed Waiklnctoa t
' blank Oevelaad today. I te A taeven of
tha vkUtors fanned and no one got a
4ar as seeowd base oa the two daglee
wad aft hla delivery. Both duke )our
aeyed te Cleveland tonight for a gam
ibere tomorrow, fnere:
Betted for Jamea In the ninth,
kt'eagtoa . . !-
c eeseaaee-a
Twe-bsee htts: Poeter, Cnanincham
Hit: Oif hLichell. I in four Inn.n.. off
jatues, I la four Inning. Becrtfic bit.
Alr.ft.Tith- 8toa beeee: Milan I'K C.
' PVe:kr. crir.o fty: Johneoa. Doubte
teya: Oro- to Birmtngt)ere te Ado;
leoa te BeJ te birn-.lt.gnem. Loft oh
omeeev Cleelaad. 1. Weehlngton. le.
a keua. Off Mitctuvu, . off
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Omaha Theater Employes
T'isisii J.ki
Jamea. L
: Cleveland. 1;
naahlncton, L
Hit by pitched ban:
Ry Mitchell, ("hank. Htm.k out: Hv
kltchrll. 1: bv JamM. 1: bv Johneun, li.
Paaend belle: Eaatvrly, t Balk: Mitchell.
Time: 1:11. vmplrea: Uliieon ana rr
rlne. GIANTS PUTFFINE fORM
(Continued from flret Pegt.)
rifle fly. Adama. Flnln Iim: Bvrne,
Kallv. Double plev: Mc-arthy to Miller.
Hm en balla: Off Anama, 1: off Mnore.
t ft ruck out: By A4ama, I: by Mnore,
t. Peeeed ball: Orhm ta. ltt on
be: PltUburgh. . rhlladrlphu. a.
Pint baa oa errore: Phlladrlphla. 1
Time: lea. Vmptree: Johnatone and
BOSTON BUSS OVEB ST. LOUIS
Elakt Rene Pewred la the Plret
Three laalaaa.
BOtTON.' May U.-Boaton hit two Bt
Loula pitcher hard In the first throe In
nlngs and scored eight runs and won.
Score:
Boeton .-I !
Bt. Lout IIIIIIIH
Two-baae hlu: Bntl. Hooper. Hlta:
Off rX Brown. In one end a third In-
ntnua: off Hamilton, le in aia ana two.
third Inning. Ptolen beeee: Bredley,
Huoper tm. Doubl play: Weliero to
Prut to Htovell. Beeee on holla: Off
Wood, 1: eff Hamilton. 4, Btruck out: By
Wood. 11; by K. Brown. I: by Hamilton.
J. Tune; l.-ue. t'miarea; Ea and
Kvaaa,
TOPEKA ARRIVES TOMORROW
(Continued from Plret Page.)
te net going
Wichita la in a
strong at pnaeent end
horrible alump. The llne-
up In tomorrow
' gam will be:
Omaha
Kan
Bcenlon......
Ntoholf..,.,.
JutK
levtdaon....
Coyl
Thomaaoa..
Johneoa.....
Kyaa
Toreke.
".. Plret ,
.. reoood....
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..lrt
...Blsht
. . tenter
.reteh
..Pitch
Gardner
... rants
.... Emory
Lee
... Rickart
ar
King
. Chapman
, Cocreham
Billy Uvick Goes
J n ;p? n .
to racuic uoasi
Billy Ifvlck the -Nebraake Thunder-;
bolt." will leave hla home In south Omaha
within the next week for the Pacific
eoaet. where he win again meet ell com
er m his claea. Uvick was at the coon
all winter end fought two battles, wa
ning one and loeuig the ether on a deci
sion. Vvtck has signed article for three
or four match for the month of May
sod June and wlH leave the claet the lat
ter part of Juae to go to Jim Plynn'a
training quanerk where he will etay
untn the big Cgls between Jack Joaaaun
and Jtm Flynn ioithe heavyweight cheat
ptouebtp of the wotkd.
Persieteirt Advertiel
the Road te
Big Return.
In at
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CAMP Pll-CHED ON bTAOB
Coach Stiehm Hands
Out More Bear Dope
on the Track Meet
LINCOIJ. May ll.-Wlth two men
counted upop to win pointe In the dual
track and nld meet with Mlnneeota thla
afternoo unable to enter and a third
under Investigation for profealonallam.
Athletic Director Btlehm Is Dot o-
thualaatlo over Nebraaka'a chancea of de
feating' Coach Grant's pupils.
Kaoeley, star short distance runner for
th Cornhuakera, la out of the meet with
a i Drained tendon, euatained In th meet
loot week with Kansas. Becker. Ne
braaka'a gee-yard man, la sick, Brannoa.
Rarely partner la the aprinta, la being
Investigated for profeaalonallam and the
ellglbllty commtte will taaa action this
morning.
"Mneeeota Is aa unknown auentlty,"
aid Coach Btlehm laat night, "and It U
hard to forecast a reeulL"
A heavy rain hes made the track heavy
and no new records are looked for. The
mile relay race Is expected to be the
hardest fought event of the meet. Min
nesota being the only team to defeat Me
braaka la this event m a dual saeet for
th laat two year. - .
RIFLE CLUB TROPHIES
TO BE AWARDED TODAY
Team and Individual prises waa to the
winter and early opting aeries of the Ben
son Rifle club will be awarded at the
club bouse thte aftemooa by O. M. Jaeo
berged, president of the arganlsatloa.
Th John H cruet teem ef four crack
will recetv a handsome silver trophy
cup by winning the team honota ef the
oertee. Members of tha Oearge Stolten
berg team, eeeond place wiener, will
receive ten doner each. O. M. Jacober
ger and hla three teammatee take third
piac laurels and five dollar each. The
Individual trophy cup wa woo by Joha
Herbst-
FIELD MEET TO BE GIVEN
BY OMAHA H. S. GIRLS
Mlea Beee Dement, head at th gtrl
phyiecal ualatng department of the
Omaha Illgh school, attended the ath
letic meet la which the University of
Nebraska 'co-ed" participated at the
university field at Lincoln last week.
Mte Lntmoat may arrange a aeries of
simitar athletic tests fee- local high (cheat
girls to be held during the remainder of
the present term at the school gymnas
ium. Chamberlaia Conga Remedy ha waa
It great reputatlea and exueerre sal
ky It rsanrkaMs cures ef eevxfca. eoMs
and croup. It eaa be dspeadad apaa. Try
K- Sola by all sealer.
Ready for Annual Outing
'l il
OP THIS BRAKDKI8 THEATER.
Charges Preferred
Against Uni Star
UKCOUf. May'lL-(Ppeclsl.)-Charges
of profeealonallem have been brought
against Karl Brannon, a member of the
Cornhuaker track team. It being, claimed
that Brannon received money for par
ticipating In athletl eonteata.
The eligibility committee of the univer
sity athletic board has tha metier under
oonaldMraUon. but has taken no action
until aa Inveetlgatlon of th charges la
completed. Brannoa la en of the atara
or the Cornhuaker squad and kin 'lee
would be a aerloua Mow to the Corn
huekers' chances In ths Missouri Valley
meet. He Is a quarter-roller and a mem
ber of the relay team.
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS
PLAYER TO STOCKHOLM
NEW TORK. May lL-Anthony P.
Wilding the famous Australasian lawn
tennis player, wb hold the All-Enailah
championship, la to represent hla eectlon
ef the world at the approaching Olympte
covered court competitions te be held In
Stockholm the latter part of this month,
Gordo Inglla, th London rapreeentatlve
of th Australasian Lawa Tennis asso
ciation, hea been Instrument! after con
sldersbl difficulty la securing Wilding
consent to have Mm entered as a com
petitor. 8. N. Doust. one of the ablest
ef the Anstrsltsn lawa tennis players,
was also sought a renreeentatlv of
the nation that hotde the Davia Inter
national Challeng cup. but he waa un
able to so aa a psxraer t WIMlng. It la
Intimated that th Auetrallan by appear
ing at th Olympic hop to be able to
Inspire S greater number of challenge
another year for the eup If K continue
to remain la their paass salon, .
That lawn tennis associations abroad
govera the p'ayer la a haphasard fash
ion ws alee revealed by th announce
ment that the auspensloa at Rah and
tha Kinase hroth brothers has expired,
sad that thee pewmlsent Oermaa p ay
rs, as wall as th brtlllaat Prettsbetm
and the Baron vow Biasing are now fre
te com pet la open tournaments. These
Oermaa players were disctpuaed for com
peting ha ansaactloned tournaments,
which were held deapits the direct op
position of th Oermaa and English lawn
tennis association. As a result at their
defiant action tha aaaoclatlon notified
all of th club and orgaataarlona hold
tag opea tournaments that the aocept
aece of th entry of these player who
had been put under suspension would re
sult la a penalty. A a (onaeqaeaoa, they
have had to refrain from tournament
play for about a year. Rah and Klda
arhrotk, who are especially skillful, be
gan the campaign ef th Kngiiea tour
naments at Beekeaham. and hop to take
revenge by winning the All-English
chsannonsmip at Wlsabktdoa.
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Many Athletes
at Fete Day Meet
at Lincoln May 18
LINCOLN. May ll.-(6pecial Kit Is ex
ported that at least lis high school
slhletes will participate In the annual
Fete day meet between Nebraska High
schools which Is held under the auspices
of the university authorities next Prlday
May l. on th university athlatlo field.
The list of entrte must he forwarded
t the officials by Monday of next week.
but already have been received from the
leading high schools In ths stats lnclud
Ing Omaha. South Omaha, Lincoln, Tork.
Beatrice. Pawnee City. Clay Center.
Kearney Military academy and the Kear
ney High school. Th meet will be held
I th afternoon aa a part of tha Pete
day exerclaes, which also Includes a tour
of Inspection of ths university buildings
snd numerous social functions In the
evening.
The high school of th Mat w11 also
meet In debate for the stats champion
ship, the winner la th eleven district
of th Nebraska Pebatlng league, par
ticipating for th title. .
LAUNCHES DOTTING THE
WATERS AT CARTER LAKE
A total of twenty-fire launche and aa
many sail boat have already keen
launched at Carter lake by members of
the Rod and Oun duo. and with the
water eighteen Incites higher than at any
time last esasnn. It la expected that eque
tlca will form popular diversion there
the coming season.
Several families have aaoved Into their
bungalows at tha Jtod and Qua club
ground and many mor will join the
summer denlsens of tha lake this week.
SCHULTE GETS HOME RUNS
OFF NUMEROUS PITCHERS
CHICAGO. May 1L Aa enterprising
statistician has listed tha pitchers eft
whom Prank Sehult ef th Cuba baa
made home ran and th list M a fol
lows: 1W TjeifWldU Lindaman. Pergusoa,
PaMortua. Richie. Scenlan and Eaaon.
lwa-Crandall, Sparks. Kuekr and Bell.
Uis Luih, Ame O, CraaoaU U.
Drucke if). Moore aad Heame.
lfll Selle. Golden tt. Buck. Moore,
Merquard . Keels, Perdue ttl. Tyler,
Ewicg, McTlgu. Ruckeer. Barger,
Steele St. Louie, (1; Brown, Boston;
Mat tern aad Owpar.
Ceem-ll Has Walkaway.
MT. VERNON", la.. May IL-tSpecasl
Telegram. Cornell took an easy gam
from the State Teschere' college this sft
eraooa by the score of U to 1 The game
res played oa a wet dlaeiond which
caused eiow work and wa called at th
end of the seven th Inning. Score: R.H.E.
Cornell I I I I 1 I J-ll t 1
Normal lllllll-III
Tarkio Runs Away
From Omaha Boys
TARKIO. Mo.. May U.-Spwlal Tele
gram.) Tarkio college ran away la th
dual meet here today from th University
of Omaha, scoring ninety-four pointe to
Omaha'a thirty. Tarkio won thirteen first.
Gowdy tor Tarkio won five firsts, Captain
Sloaa thro and Little two.
RaiB started to fall before th meet
waa finished and made the track slow
Summary:
Running high Jump: Gowdy (T first.
Parish 10) eeeond; height, i feet 2
Inchee.
Sixteen-pound ehot put: Dow (O) first,
Wlthrow (TI second; distance, M feat i
Inches.
U-yard hurdles: Bloea IT) first. Elder
(T) second: time, H seconds.
Running broad Jump: Oowdy (T) first.
Baird til second, distance, feet
Inches.
Half-mile run: Little (T) flret. Solo
moo (O) second; time, 4 minute U eee
ond. Two-mile run: Lunan (T) tint, Oater
strom tT) second: time, II mlnutea 11
seconds.
Hammer throw: Oowdy IT) first. Dow
(Ol second: distance. M feet Inches
160-yard dash: Sloes (T) first Cos (T)
second; time, 11 acconda.
-yara aaen: uirnn (11 nrst. Thomp
son Ti eeeond; time, MH seconds.
130-yard dash: Sloaa (Ti first. Hill (T)
second; time. 24 seconds.
roie vault: tiuwdy T) first. Dow (Ol
second; height, 1 feet.
Mile run; Little T) first, Solomon (0)
second.
Dtacua throw: Gowdy (T) first, Dow
(01 second; distance, lot feet 4 Inchee.
130-yard burdlea: Thompson (T) first,
Pariah (O) second; lime, HIV seconds.
Total point.: Tarkio. M; Omaha, II.
LAST OF A FIGHTING RACE
Aged Creek Chief, Leader ef La
re nee la Nappy Heatlag
Creaad. .' -.
Because It compels, a comparison be
tween th conditions which he witnessed
In his closing years and thoss which bt
saw In early prime, the death of Crasy
Snake, th aged Creek chief, will be of
Interest to th country. If h hlmeelt
knew hla aiact age he never told It to
anybody, but he was active aa flgiue.
long before the opening of th chit war.
His own tribe belongs to the flv civil
ised clans wbo ware located in the Indltn
Territory, now the stale of Oklahoma,
three-fourth of a century ago, but civil!
satloo, or th thin veneer of deoorum
superimposed over savagery which mas
queraded under that name In the old In.
dlan Territory, had no attraction for
Crasy Snake. Rather was he. so far aa
circumstance permitted, a spiritual dea-
osndant of Weatherford. Osceola snd ths
rest of the fighters produced by ths
great Muskogee confederation of Georgia,
Florida and Alabama of a century ago
and later.
When In INI, Crasy Snak raised his
llltl rebellion against the acceptance by
his tribe of the condition drawn up by
the white men for land allotment and
government under white man's law. he
found that tha attuatlorr changed since
the days when he could go on the war
path with a powerful band behind htm
Whenever th whim seised him. Hla
rlalng attracted comparatively few of
hi tribe. Por a few weeka he kept the
Bold, with aome of th Oklahoma militia
his track, aad then his band gradu
ally dispersed. His tribe had lost tta
old "fighting edge." because there was n
longer excuse or Incentive to fight. Rail
roads war running through their region.
The email band of Implacablea to which
be belonged were only a Utll oasis of
savagery In a vast sea of civilisation.
His tribe had loot tha nomadic habit.
The frontier bad vanished, the buffalo
was extinct, and treat commonwealths
confronted them whichever wsy they
turned.
Ia Crasy Snake's ews state of Okla
koma, which waa making It advent Just
as tha old Creek reactionary waa starting
ea hla last war foray, are L7S0.W people.
Among them there ar 11. 4 Indiana.
aH except 1S.W or M,00 of which be
longed to th flv clano-Cnerokeee. Choc
tawa, Chickasaw. Creek aad Seminole
-which he Wed to array against the new
order. Indian are engaged In all the
pursuit ef th whit man. Among them
are merchants, farmers. Bankers, miner,
stock raiser and lawyer. Three er
thesB-Senator Curtis of Kansas and sen
ate Owes and Representative Carter of
Oklahoma ar tn eeogreea, and assist ha
making law for whit meat and red. The
day of King Philip. Pontine Teeumaeh
and Buck Hawk had passed wkea Crasy
ones started en hla hut raid, and even
Red Cloud and Bitting Bull had been
knocked obsolete. -t- Loula Globe
DeaBocrat. Mleawarl Shade Aperies.
Missouri defeated Ames, t to . making
a MM hMalf tM Inn. ,
euppon weakened in the fourth, when fir
- . -" .Mte te mb isre runs.
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Amos ..... M I I I MM l i
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Missouri. Helm Heimrclca snd Hail.
Tow Jodg a
i net by what he prom-
as Is Is. bat bv what
done.
That is th only true test. CTtnbertsu's
Cough Remedy Judged by that ataadard
has aa nperlor. Peaces everywhere speak
ef It In the highest term ef praise. For
sal by all dealers.
WrvVTvNe SAlDGOK ipsdh
OOK NOT 6Ttft PRETTY
500M. WCRE t NO TEIU
WHATWIU. MAPP6N.SHMP
CW ana CIAIMSWAT
aAwdr ee placed off
pEosuse TWeoFflClA-
POUM AND A QOARfE
BAU. LIES M A SEWtRJ
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KEARNEY ACADEMY BOYS WIN .
Military Athletes Champion.
West Central Kebrtska.
of
HIGH COMES SECOND
Tea Schools Compete aa Field that
la Veritable Lake Beatrice
Captarea Third Pteea -la
Meet.
HASTINGS. Neb.. May H.-(SpeclaJ TeP J''
gram.r Th Kearney Military academy W
team won the championship In th second V
annual West Central Nebraska high
school Held track meet, which wag con
tested In lakes of mud and water yesterday
afternoon. A two-Inch rain fell after the .
event opened and made th field and ..
track slow.
The distribution of points waa a fol- '
lows: .':
Kearney Acad... Red Cloud liV, :
Hastings North Platte 134,
Kearney High 13, Cambridge 4 a
Beatrice Is Edgar S X.
Franklin 1J lork - 1 ' i 1
The aummarv: ,w
Running Broad Jump Ermenblsa, Be..'
trior, first; Kohn. Hastings, uecond; Rem- .
Ington, Cambridge, third; VreWand, Hat- ,
ings, fourth. Distance: H feet eft Inches.
Sal-Yard Low Hurdlee-Deuey. Frank- -
lln. fust; Maeon. Kearney Ml.itary, see
ond: Maxwell. Beatrice, third; Lambert,
Kearney Hlgn, fourtn. lime: tl it.
0-Yard Run Flock, Kearney Military,
first: Wallace. Kearney liutn, eeeond:
Van Horn. Bee trice, third: Lambert,
North Platte, fourth. Time: z:w.
Malf-Mlle Relay - Kearney Military,
flrM; Kearney High, second, Hastings. .
third; Hed Cloud, fourth. No time given.
MS-Yard Dash Cunningham, North,
Plane, (list; O'Brien, Kearney military,
eeeond; Rlchey. Haatlnga, third; Mason,
Kearney Military, fourth. Time: H:IS-
xMO-Yard Daah-O'Brlen, Kearney Mili
tary, flrat; Ktchey, Haatlnga. aecond;i
Ball. Kearney High, third, Balatock,
York, fourth. Time: :JM.
440-Tard pa h Mason. Kearney Mill- '
tary. first; Ball. Kearney High, second;
Cunningham. Norte Platte, tnird: Swilt..
Kearney High, fourth. Time: .tt4.
Mlle-Alden. NortU Platte, flrat; Ore, '
Beatrice, second; Mlkkelaon, . Keruey- .
Military, third; Rlchey, Ked Cloud,
fourth. Time: t:lA ,
UP-Yird High Hurdles-Maxwall, Be-
trice, first; Dewey, Franklin, second;,
Lambert, Kearney . High, third. Time;'
v:laHi.
High Jump Averhoff, Franklin, and.
Carey, Red Cloud, tied for first; Ball,
Kearney High, third; Smith and Lathers,
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feet ftt Inches.
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flret; McCarthy. Hastings, eeeond; Cotti
ers, Red Cloud, third; Maxwell. Bea
trice, fourth. Distance: D feet 11 Inchee.
Hammer McCarthy. Haatlnga, flrat;
Nlgro, Kearney Military, eecucd; Rem
ington, Cambridge, third; Wallace, Kear
ney High, fourth. Diatanoo: Ul feet I
Inches.
Shot Put-McCarthy. Hastings, first;.
varncK, nea iouu, mvira, oance, cu.
?sr. third: Nlgro. Kearney Military,
ourth. Dtatance: feet Inches.
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