'tHL BEE: OMAHA, TUt HSDAV, DECEMBER 11, 1913.
A CRAZY QUILT OF SPORT
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MYY COYOTE SCHEDULE
?roiptct of Many Big Game for
South Dakota.
OOOD TEAM ALSO IN PEOSPECT
tM-kfle1 of Veteran Will Ha
Intact and Chance that l"nt
'Men Will Replace Tkoie
Oolntr Oat.
VEnsnMON. 8. Dw Dec. .-(Spec!al.)-ftevth
JHkota'a 1914 foot ball schedule
Jrali?i to ba a bummer, such a ono In
fact aa probably no irehool of Its alza
aver attempt! before, lncludlns Minns
arto, Notre Dame, Denver, CrelKhton and
posetbly Michigan and Nebraska.
,A In previous year, home gamei with
b(c team will be tho sreatest dlfflcultr.
becauia It 1b ImpoMlblo to finance big
contest on Dakota field. Notre Dame
ras met this year on a two-year basis,
and will be brought Into western territory
next fall, though -whether at Sioux City
er Sioux Palls has not been determined.
A number of Kloux Falls cltlsens are
very anxious that thU stun, the bleeest
that South Dnkotn has over brought
home, should be played on Queen City
soli. It Is possible that Nebraska and
South Dakota wilt meet, although not
definitely determined. -
Tho MlnnMOta dato will bo kept oj In
year past, aJthoUKh It has been felt
locally that If the bora could meet the
Gophers In lato or middle season their
cMwcee we trid fee Increased. Denver will
be Hayed at Denver and Crelghton again
THanksglvlnx at Onmha.
There la little chance that another con
test will be staged with tho Michigan
Agaric. Of the teams to bo met, Ne
braska, Notre Damo and Minnesota will
certainly be of western championship
aatiber. The IHi qoyete feaekfield will be
hsUct, as will the ends; but Captain
Brown, Willy and King will be ntlsdng
friHft the line. 1'otts may be back and la
still eligible fdr another year.
Deadly. Fright
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413, lSUt.
City Basket Ball
League Will Open ,
Saturday Evening
The Toung Men's Christian association
will hold open house Saturday evening,
vhen the City Haskct Rail league will
formally open. Kverybody Is Invited to
attend tho festivities and there will be
no admission price to either of the bl
btakct ball games which will bo played
that night
Four teams will play FatUplay night to
celebrate tho opening and the games
promise to be exciting. The Nebraska
Telephone Company team will play The
Bee Publishing Company team and ths
Pirates will play the Magee ft Deemer
team. All four teams have been prac
ticing for some time, and as each tram
contains the names of several well known
stars, the games are certain to bo fast
and snappy and hotly contested.
The new City league wan Just recently
organized, and Up to date seven teams
have entered the ranks. The seven teams
are the Omaha High School, Bellovue,
Pirates, Nebraska Telephone Company,
Magee tc Deemer, pmaha National Bank
and Bee Publishing Company.
University Girls
Play Basket Ball
Hard practice among the co-eds at the
University of Omaha has done wonders
during the last week In putting their
basket ball team In shape for the com
ing season. Undor -tho direction of Miss
Bankhart the co-eds have been faith
fully practicing until now they can play
almost as welt as some of the boys. The
girls are enthusiastic over basket ball
and are showing a great deal of Inter
est In this form of sport.
A number of co-eds havo shown ex
ceptional Individual ability at tho floor
game, while the team In general has
been making wonderful Improvement.
MIm Nellie Wood, captain and right
guard of the team, and Miss May Leach
are perhaps th'e brat players on the squad,
having had considerable basket ball ex
perience before coming to the University
players from tho Medio club at the Unlver-
their high school teams.
The first game of the co-eds will be
played Friday, when they meet a team
of the lower class girls at the university.
utner teams at the university of pmaha
have been practicing steadily for somn
time, Tho Medics, n team composed of
players from the Media club at the Unl
slty of Omaha, seem to have the .stronR
est team at the school. Most of their
players played on the varsity team last
season and as a result have had more
experience thw the othor players. Class
teams have also been organised at the
school, and a league consisting of all
these tcama has -been formed. The open
ing of this league Is to take place Friday
evening, when tho Freshmen meet tho
Medics.
flo far varsity practice has not started
at the school. It was thought that a
basket ball coach would be secured by
Monday, so that practice would start
on that day. There Is an abundance of
new material on hand for a fast team
this year, prospects having never been
brighten for eome time. A basket ball
captain will be elected aa aoon as the
varsity practice commence.
Country Club After
Golf Tournaments
The Omaha Country club has filed ap
plication with the secretary of the West
era Oolf association for the award of
two of the three big golf tournament
which are held yearly under the auspices
of the association. The Omaha, club has
applied for the award of the amateur
championship tournament and the
Olympic cup competition.
But two other clubs besides the Coun
try club have applied for the two
tournaments. A Cleveland club and a
0 rand Rapids, Mich., club are bidding1
for the same two tournaments. Chancsa
for Omaha to secure one or the other of
the tournaments are excellent, as the
Omaha, club ts conceded to have one of
the finest courses In the country.
The award will be made at the annual
meeting of the association at Chicago
January t.
BOWLIHG TOURNAMENT ENDS
One Important Change When Pueblo
Man Takes Third in Singles,
TWO GO ABOVE SIX HUNDRED
Fourteen llnnilreil nml Twenty
Players Take I'nrt and flrnres of
Cities Represented on
Alleys.
fiT. LOUIS, Mo., Dec 10.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Bowling on the five-men final
day of the Mlddlewcst Bowling tourno
ment produced but one Important change.
This was In the singles where P. Wolf
came all the way rrom Pueblo, Colo., to
capture third place, scoring CSS. IDs team
wan due In SU Louis Monday, but was
snowbound In a blllxzard and did not
get In until this morning. The team itself
was not as fortunate as Walt aa it waa
not even In tho money, Its score being
but 2,601. The lowest score which was
collected In tho tournament In this divi
sion was 2,620.
Outside of Wolf but ono man In the
singles got above tho six century mark
today, this being D. Steele.
Tho tournament closed tonight after
two weeks' play. Fourteen hundred and
twenty players participated and. more
than a score of cities were represented.
Checks for prizes aggregating IS.W will
be mailed to tho winners within n few
days.
High Men In Doubles,
In the doubles tho best score waa the
1,100 of Merce and Wolf of Pueblo, but
this was, too low to get any part of
the money worth mentioning. Compila
tion of the score and figures on the
division of the money were completed
In the five-men team class. Tho O'Learya
of Chicago took first monoy In this divi
sion, their S,tU getting them 130. The
Hyde Parks of SU Louis came second
with 2.S06 pins and collected SS- Third
monoy fell to the Wooster Lamberts, also
of 8U Louis this club getting on even
Other teams finishing In the five-men
money-with their scores and prizes fol
low:
Prizes. Scores.
8-W. Waterloo. Waterloo, la. z.740
fTf. Mi Tim. Omsha .....2.733
lt-tto. Western Brew. Hloux Clty.,..2.
liY VIII Ttnui. Mnrshalltown.,..,Z.Stl1
20-tt0. Missions, Des Moines... ..2.M3
Z3-IZ&. Jetter UIU Age, umini i"
O'Leary. Chicago 2.J
Hyde Parks, SU Louis 2.(05
Wooster Lamberts, BU Louis ,.. 2.S01
Frank J. Foresters. SU Louis 2,77
Mentor No. 2, R. A., St. Louis 2.7S7
Union Sodaa, SU Louis 2.783
Mlneralltes, Chicago 2,761
Waterloo, Waterloo, Ia 2.70
Mets Bros., Omaha... 2.TM
Amole No. Chicago...... 2.726
TWO-MAN EVENTS.
Levlnn and Bliss, Chicago 1,2)3
Wilson and Christy, Excelsior
Springs. .Mo 1.1W
Klerker and Huh, SU Louis... l.tss
Ferguson and Hayes, SU Louts. ...... 1,183
Itadyl and Krall, Chicago.............. 1,153
Macklln and Lovens. Waterloo 1,181
Rusch and Collier, Chicago 1,172
Frltscher and Kennedy. Omaha 1,1(3
Btols and Knight, Des Moines 1,160
Vlerheller and Noycs, SU Louis., 1,167
INDIVIDUALS.
Steers. Chicago tii
Conkey, Kansas' City. i... ......... 633
P. Wolf, Pueblo, Colo 635
BangerU Chicago (31
Ferguson, SU Louis 617
Steuerhagel, SU Louis 625
Htelnrauf, St. Louis 630
Polocek, Chicago . 620
W. B. Thompson, Chicago , 613
Harry Deen, SU Louis 6U
ALL EVENTS.
Kohl. Cosmos, Chicago 1,519
Teneris Formally
Installed as Head
of National League
NEW YORK, Dec 10,-John IC Tener,
governor of Pennsylvania, wag rormally
Inaugurated president of the National
League of Professional Base Ball Clubs
at a meeting of the club owners this
afternoon. In his Inaugural address Pres
ident Tener announced that he would
work unceasingly to place base ball on
a hlghor plane If possible than It Is to
day; naked for and said he expected to
receive the co-operation of the club own
ers, and added that Instead of announcing
his policies now he would attempt to do
so by the progress of his work.
After President Tenor's Inauguration,
which waa held In open meeting, the
club owners adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock
In an executive session.
President EbbeU of the Brooklyn club
renewed his $3,000 offer to Oarry Herr
mann of Cincinnati for Joe Tinker. To
clinch the trade he agreed to make a
13.000 depostU
Cornhusker Track
Schedule Given Out
(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. I0,-(8pecIal
Telegraro.)-auy E. Reed, manager of
athlotlcs of tho University of Nebraska
and coach of the track team, this after
noon announced the track, schedule for
the Cornhuskera next, spring. The' achodV
ule will include five outdoor meets and
three Indoor series, as follows:
April IS Drake Indoor relay game at
Dee Moines.
May 1-Dual meet with Kansas univer
sity at Lawrence, Kan.
May 9-Dual meet with Ames Aggtes
at Ames.
May S3 Dual meet with Minnesota at
Lincoln.
Loula! 3M,M0Url Valbiy eamea at SU
June C Western conference gamea at
Columbus, O.
The big Indoor moets will be held at
Kansas City, Omaha and St. Louis dur
ing the month of March.
FIRST CHRISTIAN TEAM
AND WESTMINSTER WIN
In a slow game the First Christian
church five defeated the Hnnscom Park
Methodist basket ball team, 19 to 11, last
evening at the Young Men's 'christian
association. The Hon scorn Park team
waa outclassed', not having the team work
that Uia Christians displayed.
For the Christians the Welgel brothers
played their usual steady game, making
practically all of the scores for their side.
Fellows also played a strong guard for
the Christians, Mopping the Methodists
from making a number of goals.
For the Methodists E. Bauman and
Kavan were the stellar performers, se-
Vanderbilt Cup Race
Goes to Santa Monica
LOS ANQELES, Dec Ik-It was an
nounced here today that the VanderUIt
cup race, the annual automobile event
heretofore run In the east, would be de
cided In 1H on the Santa Monica road
race course, skirting the Pacific ocean.
The contest waa scheduled for February
21, -and the day following. It waa stated,
the "Grand Prix" would be run.
The two races will be conducted by
the ' Western Automobile association.
Purses will aggregate 115,09s. The Van
derbilt cup event will be restricted to
cars of (00 cublo Inches piston displace
menU but the grand prlx will be a free-for-all.
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curing tho greater number of points made
by their side. Lineup;
CHRISTLVNB. METHODISTS.
R. Welgel R.F. L.F.......n. Bauman
C. Welgel L.F. n.F R. Reel
Evan C a Kavan
Fellows R.O. L.O Williams
Curtis L.Q. IUO Somervlllo
Substitutes: Ireland for Evans, Somar
vlllo for Reel. Field goals: R. Welgel
(3), C. Welgel (5), Ireland (2). Fellows.
Bauman (3), Kavan (2). Folll goal
thrown: Kavan. Referee: llascail.
Time of halves; 15 minutes.
PRESBYTERIANS. JJAPTIST8.
F. Fleming R.F. L.F Martin
Fr Fleming UP. R.F Alwl""
Huston ...C. C Hoke
Wcsterfleld ....aa. UO itusium
Bcott L.Q.IR.Q brBOn
rlet? B.oa,":,.f- "n'nir (. E. Fleming
S'.,i1lusl?n'.,WMterf,f,d (2- Atwlno (I)!
Foul goals thrown: E. Fleming (2) i.
Wine 141. rmil mm,m.j. '5 Al
3: Babtists: 7. liitZZS'i', u,yw25!
of halves; 15 minutes. i,n,a
KEITH JONES CHOSEN THE
1914 NOTRE DAME CAPTAIN
SOUTH BEND. lnd.. Deo. 10Kelth
Jones, left tackle of the Kntr r-m.
university. 1913 foot ball team. was elected
captain tonight of the 1914 eleven.
Rlnden Defeats IIoMrea-e.
BLADEN. Nob.. Dee. in fRn.nl. I
At Holdrege last night the Bladen basket
ball team and the Holdrege team con
tested for honors In an Intermtlnp mm.
of basket ball, Bladen winning. 29 to 22.
The boys will be pleased in mntrh
games with other towns over the state
Address S. M. Hall, secretary Bladen
Athletic association.
Denies Athletics
Have Deserted tlie
Players' Fraternity
NEW YORK, Dec lO.-Presidcnt David
L. FulU of the Base Ball Players' fra
ternity, Issued a statement tonight deny
ing the report that the Philadelphia
Athletics aa a team or as individuals had
deserted the fraternity.
FulU said:
Contrary to the report circulated today
that the Athletics had deserted the fra
ternity I can say without the slightest
danger of contradiction that there have
been no defections from our organiza
tion from any source. We havo known
all along Just where the Athletics stood
and their attitude today Is Just the same
as It has been for months. It Is true they
did not sign our petitions, being the only
team of the thirty in the fraternity which
did not do so, but their failure was due
to the prc-occupatlon Incident to a suc
cessful pennant fight and a world's sc
ries and not to any hostility to our re
quests. The report that they opposed our pe
tition because they had Ho grievances
and did not want to appear In a hostile
attitude toward Mr, Mack, portrays them
in a very selfish light as though utterly
callous to the hardships of otliers. I
think that this statement is exceedingly
unfair to them, and In view of Mr.
Mack's attitude is so illogical as to
brand it untrue on Its face Mr. Mack
has already expressed himself as In fa
vor of many of our requests and I am
quite sure he does not look upon the pe
tition as antagonistic to him in any sense.
It is, therefore, quite apparent that his
players could have no causo to do so.
To those who understand the situation
the report coming at this time Is some
what signlflcanU We havo expected for
a long time attempts of this kind to
lessen the strength of our fraternity and
months ago the players were well warned
against them. I should not be surprised
to see this report denied by the Philadel
phia players themselves, thereby turning
It Into another boomerang.
SLATED RITCHIE-MURPHY GO
POSTPONED BECAUSE OF RAIN
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. Promoter
James Cof froth announced early tonight
that because of rain the scheduled twenty
round bout between Champion Willie
Ritchie nnd Harlem Tommy Murphy had
been postponed.
WILL NOT ALLOW DEPUTIES
TO ENTER MINE LEVELS
BINGHAM, Utah, Dec. 10. Although
miners worked today without fear of be
ing harmed In parts of tho Utah-Apex
mine, no sheriff or deputy has penetrated
the tunnels In search of Ralph Lopiz,
slayer of six men, since yesterday.
A reward of 31,000 offered by the state
for the capture of the desperado added
to tho eagerness of the deputies to re
sume the search that was discontinued
when Sheriff Smith decided that Lopez
had not succumbed to tho gases generated
to kill him last week.
The sheriffs In council late today de
cided not to allow tho deputies to re
enter the mine or to attempt further
smudging. Their plan Is merely to keep
guard at the exits Until Lopez Is starved
out or until no doubt remains that he
cither is dead or has escaped. Then the
mine will be jsearched thoroughly.
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