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T1IE BEE: OMATIA, RATPRDAY, MARCH B, 1913. Silk Hat Harry's Divorce 'Suit-H J1f ting on Very Thin ice Drawn for The Bee by Tad PAHOOM ME Ovir couco wo-' TEO. M& TfE. Ib EST WAW TU TEACH A LAW mane is?r w ... lb EST WAW Tu I BlnH .1. ..I I. 17 i. ONE OF TH& OEM TMWG-S I DO OVT Ajfiiti MIDDLE VOU TAKE HER LEPT nMTT W Voufl-i AMD WOO Place voufc ("UtS-nr It luC 1 BUT SHE AlWT AJO CWlCiCEW 41?. jut' My npE f OH TVtKKi ) -sujt puSH f-teK cyr PREPARE FORCLAY TOURNEY Field Club Working to Make Con tests Surpass All Predecessors. RECORDS OF FORMER MATCHES William nf PlttMlinrfrli Must Defend Mngles Title HneUett nml Hall nf evr Vnrk Mint FlKht to llnlil UoiiliJrK Honors, At the annual meeting of the United States Lawn Tonnls msoclntlon at Now York last month, the Omaha Field club secured tho Clay. Court Tennis champion ship tournament ftr 19)3- Omaha wan represented Uy Conrad 11. Young und Harry A. Kock, and It la due to their efforts that the tournament Is to bo held hero again. Tho sentiment In tho cast toward a clay court tournament' has greatly changed slnco this son of.' tournament was Introduced In Omaha In 1010. Then n Hucccssful national clay court tennis championship was at matter for specula, Hon, and the result of the experiment was watched with Interest from nil parts of the United States Hut so successfully did the Omaha Flefd clubnliandlo this event and bo claBsy was tio list that there was no longer any doubt as to tho popularity of Uio game played on courts ot clay surface. Success enmo again In 1911 apd 1912; so that this year several eastern clubs put In bids' for the privilege of holding; this pvent. Cincin nati, O., and even New York City were anxious to hold It, while In tho south, Dallas wan tho most talked ot aspirant. Owing to thu previous arrangement with the Pittsburgh Athletic alub, which held ' tho tournament lastl year, Omaha -Be Is tho second largest event In tho tennis world of tho Unltcdi States. It Is only- fair to Omahn' that tho Omaha Field' club itiall. tie awarded this, at least every other year, tor tho Idea ot a championship, to ba played on clay courtM really had Its Inception horcj Will M. Wood, gam' Caldwell apd Conrnd Young started the ball rolling and with V JJ. Hawk ot UrUana. III., arid' John T. Bailey of Albion, Oltl., -worked up sentiment for It. Too much credit cannot bo given to "Will M, Wood, who kopt on arguing and pleading for a new national championship, even when Others had op. rarently let thu matter drop. They will presently start a similar championship In France, for only this winter lias tjio Idea got going. It Is only it question of n few years until tho eluy court gamo will be recognized all over the world, und It Is particularly gratify ing to the "old guard" of tho Field club that their Idea has taken such a strong hold on the tennis world. Tho first championship In singles was won by Melville JL Long ot San Fran- .cIsco, who (dashed' away through over 100 entrants, beating" W.' M. llhll of New York. The doubles was ' won by F. a Anderson and V. T. lluyes over M. 11. Long" and Arthur Bcrlbnor. n 3911 In Omaha W. T. Hares carried away tho championship after bcatlm? Percy Slvord of Pittsburgh. The doubles was won by W. Winston and 11. O. White head of Norfolk, Va-, who bent out the MucriUlnton brothers of New Orleans, 1m. They won tho challenge round against Hayes and Anderson. In 191C In Pittsburgh R. N. Williams of Philadelphia played through the tourna ment and took the tlilo awuy from Walter T. llaycn of Chicago, In tho doubles If. II. Hackolt und W. M. Hjill of New York, after idaylug successfully through the tournaim-tit, defeated 'Whitehead and Winston, tho former title, holders. Tltcso men will Have to defend their titles In Omuha this sutnmor. Tho Omaha Field olub tenuis committee, has asked far July. 21 as tho opening date. Already tho committee has commenced Its work of getting men to como for tho. matches and It- Is afo to predict that this year will see tho biggest and ibest clay court tournumcnt yet held.' OMAHA BOWLERS IN FORM Huntington and Payne for Time in Select Class at Toledo. NEW LEADERS IN TWO EVENTS Icmth Player Lnutl Inside First Ten in Slmrlea and Doubles at the American Bowling: Con. Areas. Defenders Wan Game from Exdelsior Team Tho- DeffcnuVrs, composed otf basket ball players of tho Young MciJfH Christian association, Thursdny ovenKng defeated thn Excelsior basket ball tl-um at the Dcnf arid Dumb school gypinuslum by tho scora ot 21 to 10. Thu Excelsiors, who havo been classed as city champions, were outcJattsad. and during the entire gamo were, nble to makobut tjwo baskets, the rest of their score coming from fouls. "Bob" Parish, Omaha University player, and Linn, ot the Commercial Hlgfh school, were tho stars of tho game. ?Thq Do fondttra at no time were called upon to play their hardost, game, and toward tho end! tho. contest dovnloped Into n farce. Lineup: TOLEDO, March ".(Special Tele gram.) Omaha bowlers made a strong bid for championship honors at the Amer ican Bowling congress tourmmcnt (his morning, when Huntington and Payno that city rolled 1.209 In tho third squad of the two-man events. This count fir time ensconced them within tho ten leaders, but they wero later crowded out f the select class. The Omaha men en countered splits and railroads In thuir first two games, but came tack strong In tho third period, when Huntington rolled 346 and Payne 234.- Scores: O in ah u Iloublea. Lit. M. It. Huntington ISO W. Payne , 170 Totul, 1.ZOT. Int. .1SS r Ugly Sorts Quickly Bmislid You Marvel How Worst Skin Eruptioss. JDisappear as Result of Famous Remedy. Exiwlslors. A. , Moran X. Montn ........ 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There Is scarcely a community any. rrhero but what has Its living example of tbe wonderful curative effects of S, 0. B. Get a bottle of this famous remedy to-day, and If your case Is stub born or peculiar write to The Swift 8pe dQe Co.. 1ST Swirt BUlc, Atlanta, Co. Their medical laboratory Is famous and .t conducted by renowned experts ta atd eUn dlfeuto. 26. in DCS Blakeney K. Deninan, Total, 1,19. 2d. 12 169 Sd. 219 i-3 bit. 1, W. Frltscher 1S2 M. Yousrn 187 Total. 1,119. 1st. 172 tm Frank Fanton. Iv. O. aclple... Total, 141&- 2d. na 200 Id. IDS 131 1st. 2d. m 200 M. m mi M, '87 1S1 3.1. lhS 2d. 1U i75 187 l 1K2 211 n: m lu 171 LiM 145 191 Ul irj 142 Sd. Tot. 204-wn 190- 79 201t-6S9 1S0-O58 200 &H 191 ini 115 Till 191-53J 45S 172-W3 179 W 191-M . J., took tno With a score T. Ncale W F. Conrad 171 Total, 1,001. bit. Joseph Dober 1?0 w. Bcnoenman... ..lis Totar, 1,023. Omalia Stngclea. 1st. 2d. K. Deuman .215 M. Yousell .....178 K. Q. Sdple ...193 Frunk Fanton 200 M. It. Huntington 163 r . Conrad 190 H. W. Frltscher 164 J. Ulahcney 200 Joatpn uouer ....178 I, . K. Muller 182 W. U Schoenman 1W T. Noale 147 Bowlers from Newark, N lead In two events tonight. of COI, William Halns of Newark became the leader In the Individual event and also took third placo in tho all-events with a total of 1.S91 pins. Hchultz and Koster of Newark shot Into first place In tho two-man team event, finishing their thrce.gnmo Bcries with a score ot 1,291. i Bluck and Forrester ot Cleveland, wltn a score Qf 1,218, tied Radyl and Karllceic of Chicago tor seventh placo In in double During the day's ploy. Al!-AVi.nt lpndirH Hermann. Cleveland 1.V72 liaa. fort Wayne i.w Heine, Newark, N. J..... l.Pjl Hcituitz, Newaru, N. J 'u Ualandcr, Chicago li&7 individual loaders Helns, Newark, N. J tl epencer, unicago . a Hobieskl. Des Moines iM Marslu Springfield. Ill Jl wugner, Cincinnati Two-man leaders Kchults-Koster, Newark, N. J.... 1,21 Mountain-Carlson. Chicago. ............ l,-7 Wtlsun-Chrlsty, Kxcelstor Springs l.ivXt HoyerAshley, Sioux City Utt liaas-Carr, Fort Wayne.,.., l-7 , I With the Bowlers (late City lienRue, . MID-WKST TAILOnS. weeks and displayed u remarkable need of pructlce. John Uengelo coudn't reach 600 for the Dc:Ifn. Tlie old timer was fifteen plna short of this mnrk. Tho Fred Delfs won three Tuesday night with n 2,782 total. They had three nice team games of Oil, 913 und 925. Jltnmv JniTiih rnllpil "doir score" In the BooHter league this week with 541. Shoot ) Cixj, Jimmy. Then you inn keep up with . tho pnritdc. i Krnlo . CliHstenseu came through with threo consistent gamoH. Hl first game was 201, tho second 202 and the third 207, making n 610 totul. Tho HlghbnllK. with poor shooting, were forced to succumb to tilo onslaught of the Mazrppan for the ontlrc series, lxiok out for those candy kids. TticHday night Dettman was tho utrlke or no count artist. 'Dett" got enough strlkcH to roll fiV), but errors and splits hold his totai down to 571. Tho Popcl-OlllerH rolled a nice series Tuesday night with a 2,M totul. They won threo from, the Guarantee Clothing company teum with 891, 961 and 931. Martin and Balzer aro taking the rest euro. They were seen going homo early tho other night. Both play on the Burk ley team and are training for a strong finish. "Oct nfter Bun Hull, girls." He bus high score In the Commercial league for Brodegaard's diamond. Ben was feeling pretty good Monday night and i oiled u 25S game. Tho Booster leaguers were going Rood this week. TotnlH In the 6o0 column were rolled by Bland with CS2, Wartschow, 634; Cain, 622; Firestone. tU6; Matthcs, 633, Chrlstcnsen, 610, and Johnson, 609. The Clara Belled again turned loose one ot their big touts wjth 2.980, Including games of 1,006, 1.002 nnd 972. Tne ritorz Malts were tho victims oC tho onslaught, losing three games. Fred lUcc's 3S6 score Tuesday night will probably stand for tho looby prize until tho end of Die season. Fred'H ball seemed to ba ufrald of the pins and wouldn't even come closo to them. Matthes Is coming back. Ho rolled a 633 Tuesdnv night with threo consistent games Of 201, 211 und 221. "Matty" Is ono of tho few old timers who are still in the game, and is liable to pull off a big score any time. Bland was out with his striking togs on and broke the Booster league' high single game record of 267, held by both Youscn and Cain. Bland finished tho first gamo of his series Just two pins over this mark and followed with a 234 gume. With fi03 for his first two games ho hud a -good chnnco to beat the high league series, but fell down miserably In the lost game, only rolling 179, making a 6S2 total, Juat seven pins short of the record. KIVIAT 1ND00RMEET STAR Wins Two Races and Breaks Thousand-Yard Run Mark. M'DONALD SMASHES A RECORD CHAMPION COAST TEAM BEATEN BY WHITE SOX 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Moore 133 177 163 471 Landstrom ,,.,. 202 133 150 496 Sholcon 12S 16 200 490 Wiley 192 184 163 Ml Learn ..... 167 213 194 674 Totals $23 871 873 2,574 HANCOCK BP8TEN. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Hoffman 126 143 163 434 Thatcher 16a no 194 496 Corson 163 182 1S7 4S4 Bones 127 167 123 417 Kpsten 14S 15S 153 461 Total 732 788 772 292 Union Outfitting Leairue, JAMICSONS. et. 2d. Jameson ' 140 Levlne 127 Beason 112 Davis US Bengele 132 101 110 174 121 193 3d. Total. 110 351 400 409 341 499 123 105 169 Totals 629 704 HARRISONS. 1st. 2d. Harrison 174 Llnbaugh 127 Miller 160 Barker 115 Hall 108 132 K0 133 131 161 676 2,009 3d. Total. lit 460 319 455 413 419 2.0C6 its 156 164 ISO Totals ...684 646 736 Monte Uhrlatoa Win Two. The ObrUn's Monte Chrlsto team won two games from the Omaha Bicycle com pany's Indlnans In the Commercial league. The scores: OBRIEN'B MONTH CIIIUSTO. 1st Dettman 152 Mann , 136 Lytle 160 Brown 176 Hamlet 182 2d. 223 163 153 IS! 234 3d. 175 217 162 176 193 Al Demaree, whoa work In the box for the New York Qlanta pn their spring training trip stamps him as one of the coming sensations of the Ntvtloiiat leasue. Demarco wan formerly with Montgomery of tho Southern league. In which organ Izatlon he was considered the Win;, of hcavera, Totals , 806 9X1 m Handicap 16 16 Totals S06 942 942 OMAHA BICYCLE INDIANS. Boord ISO 151 171 BaUiT U5 191 159 Kcyt S02 146 III Wartchow 1J6 175 17 McMartln 143 178 190 Totals 821 S K7 Total. 552 516 473 503 6U 2,G5t 33 2.690 475 M5 509 5'JO til S.M3 I OAKLAND, Cal March 7.-In the first practice game of tho spring season, after only ten days of - training at the Paxo j;ouies camp, ine whicuhu Aumntuim us. fented tho champion Oakland team of tho Pacific Coast Baso Ball league today, 9 to 3. Bens was In the box for the easterners for tho first five Innings and allowed only one hit and no runs. Snhalk, the White Sox catcher, lined out a clean home run In tho third inning, with two men on bases. Smith and liasterly were substituted as the battery for tho White Sox at tho be ginning of tho sixth. Smith walked five men and allowed four hits, off which the Oakland team made Its three runs. Score: nn.a White Sox 0 1 6 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 13 1 Oakland 0 0000 2 100362 Butteries: Whlto Sox. Benz, Smith and Sclialk, liasterly; Oakland, Pope, Abies, i'aiKina ana aiitze, uoiuer. Nklnned front Head to Heel was Bon Pool, Threet, Ala., when drag ged over a rough road; but Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed all his Injuries. 35c. For sale by Beaton Drug CO. Advertisement. SETTLE GRUDGE. f, CHICAGO FISTIC RIVALS TO Nctv York Pollcemnn nxceefla Own Mark In Shot Pnt by Five Inclica Finnish Itnnner Drops Out of Tn-o-Mllc Rvcnt. NEW YORK. March 7. Althouch Pat rick J. McDonald, tho Now York police man, who won Olympic honors last sum mer, smashed a world's record tonight, when ho put the twdnty-rour pound shot thlrty-nlno feet three and one-fourth Inches, the real star ot the annual senior Indoor championships of the Amateur Athletic union held In Madison Square gnrden tonight wns Abel R. Klvlnt of tho lrlsh-Amerlcnn Athletic club, who won the 600 and 1,000-yard runs. In romping away wltft tho two big middle distance events, Klvlat made a new American record In the 1,000-yard run of 2:15, shortening his own record ot two years ago by two-fifths ot a sec ond. An hour later ho led "Ted" Mere dith, the Olympic winner, by Inches in the 600-yard run with Tom Halptn of Bos ton a close third. McDonald exceeded his own world's record by five Inches when ho smashed tho mark for the twenty-four pound shot tonight. The former mark was made at Celtic park, outdoors eighteen months ago. Kolehmalncn, t(ic Finnish long'dlstanco runner, dropped 0111 ot the two-mlto raco after trailing tho field of seven runners for a llttlo over a mile. Apparently he wan unable to warm up m the distance, which Is shorter than he fancies. Harry J. Smith, tho ten-mile national champion, went cold also a lap ahead of the Finn and dropped out. William J. Kramer, the former cross-country cham pvon for ten miles, led tho field In that event and was never headed. Tho American Indoor records were equalled In the seventy-yard high hur dle by James L. Wendell of Wesleyan and by Howard P. Drew, the negro fprlnter from Springfield, Mass., In the eeventy-flve-yard dneh. CHAMPIONSHIP BILLIARD CONTEST IS POSTPONED Owing to Harry Symes being called- out ot town, tho championship gamo of bil liards he was to havo played last night with Albert Cahn,' has been postponed until Tuesday evening, March 11. The contest Is uttracting much Interest among followers of tho game nnd a good audi ence will be In attendance. Fronmi nnd Thompson Drntr. HARLAN, la.. March 7. (Special.) Piter Fromtn of this city and Jud Thomp son of Spencer. Ia. wrestled to a draw hero last night after two hours and thirty-five minutes of fierce struggling. The draw was called at 12 o'clock for the reason that the contract, which was drawn for the 5tlu expired at that time. The men wero both In good condition when tho match ended and no doubt tho match would have gone at least ono hour longer. In the preliminary Shlpp agreed to throw Lcsslnger once' In an hour, but was hbnself downed In forty seven minutes. Marshall First in Chess Tournament HAVANA, March 7. F. J. Marshall of Brooklyn won first place In the "Cuban chess tournament, which was concluded hero today. J. R. Capablanca of Ha vana finished In second place. D. Janow ski of Paris was third, while O. Chajes of Chicago and A. Kupchlk of New York divided fourth and fifth prizes. The contest between Marshall and Cap ablanca for first place attracted great Interest. When play started today Mar shall had the advantage over Capab)anca of one game. He was pitted against Ja nowskl, who defeated him In fifty moves. Capablanca had Kupchlk aa his opponent, but the best he could do was to get a draw In fifty-one rnoves. In tho other games played today, Blanco won from Jaffc In forty-seven moves and Chajes won from Corzo In forty-ono moves. The final score: Won. Lost. Marshall .....10V4 3Vi Capablanca 10 4 Janowskl 9 5 Chajes 6,i Kupchlk 61,4 Jaffo Blanco C Corzo 3 Lipton's Challenge Arrives in New York NEW YORK, March 7-Slr Thomas Lip ton's challenge for the America's cup was received today by the New York Yacht club. Secretary Cormack so announced this afternoon. Mr. Cormack declined to make public the text ot tho challenge or to comment on It In any way. It would be considered by tho members of tho club, ho asserted, before it would be acted upon. Whether tho members will hold u special meeting for this purpose or would take It tip at their regular March meeting, he added, rested entirely with tho executive committee. 7 7H 8 9 11 Committee Named For Polo Tourney NEW YORK, March 7.-Tho first step In preparation for the International poM tournament In June was taken today when a Joint committee on management was appointed, three members being se lected from the Meadow Brook club, on whose grounds tho tournament will be held, and threo from the National Polo association. The men chosen to represent the Meadow Brook club are August Belmont, Jr.; James A. Burden, Jr., and J. A. Raw lins. From tho National association W. A. Hazsard, Joshua A. Crane and H. L. Herbert were chosen, Mr. Herbert bam that all preparations for the matcrt's would be concluded within a week or two. Walter Dupce, a prominent western horseman, has! Informed pololsts here that h,e will ship a string of ponies to Lake wood, N. J., for tho opening of tho Antr. lean practlco matches there next montn. I OUTLAW LEAGUE ORGANIZED WITH EIGHT CLUBS IN LINE NEW YORK, Mnrch 7. The Unttcd States League ot Base Ball Clubs was reorganized hero tonight with eight clutH In tho circuit. William A. Whltma-i, owner of tho Reading (Pa.) franchM", was elected president. The cities In tho league are: New York, Newark, N. J.; Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wnsn Ington, Lynchburg, Va., and Reading. Pa. Tho season, It Is announced, wl-1 start May 10 and closo September 16. Thu schedule, which will bo announced In about ten days, will consist ot 120 games. The United States league was organ ized last year, but only played a part ot Its schedule. It Is not protected by tlii rules of organized base ball. 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