Mutt Bought
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IT'S YHG OMLV Rcckrv -u-?-.
that po. r. rrM
fc iu ir to You
FOR. rvut r
SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES
Marks of Teams Who Have Been
Contending During Week.
SOME CHANGES ARE MADE
Sutherland' Hepiirtnre from the
City Lcarra IHg t.nn and He
raoTti Due of Stnrs uf the
'I'cnplii Gnnics,
Following are the league standings In
tho Omaha bowling leagues for the week
Just closed:
Commercial LenKiic.
W. L.
Pot.
.718
.595
.583
.538
.487
.487
.2S5
.231
Brodegaard Crowns 28
Frank's Candy Kids 25
.letter Old Age 21
Hesolln's Trade Mark 21
Jabez Cross 19
Rumohr's Old Taverns ID
Quick Servs 15
Tracy's Ia Trudoa 9
Individual averages:
11
17
15
18
20
20
24
30
Karnes. Air I. Names.
Av.
Zarp
191
184
114
183
HI
180
170
178
1T7
McCa.be 171
Ltarn
Cumins;
Angelsberg .
rross
Ket
1'lymton ...
Hrown ......
Kagtrbers; ..
I.ytle
Stanley ....
Hull
Nelson
Fits
McDonald .
Shutts
Doherty ....
Zimmerman
Stlne
neselln
naehr
(lllbreath ...
Petersen ...
Schoenman
171
171
171
17D
170
189
16!
169
167
167
Nbrgaard ...
Cochrane ...
Vota
Needham ....
rrlmeau ....
Ileaton
Kelly
Shaw
Crown
D. Mojrna ...
Ooden
J. Moyna, ...
Hough
Ilenrele
Huntington .
Stoddard ....
I. ydendecker
Wileni ......
Palirnke
II. llowley .
Kopenberg ...
176
176
178
167
175
175
174
174
166
163
165
18J
142
HI
m
173
171
17!
172
17:
16
153
. 157
15.)
172
t.liandler
1
J. llowley
Bland 171
Newcombe I.. 153
Metropolitan I.engnc,
W. L.
Tete I-och's Jrs 2 1
Drozda's Keiios 25 11
Kldlewelss 23 W
Shamrocks 18 IK
Blue I.ahels 17 J9
Hugo F. BUx 14 22
Mogulllans 12 24
Ortmann's Bakers 7 26
Pot.
.778
.694
.639
..500
.473
.3S8
.333
-.212
At.
... 161
... 160
... 160
... 15'?
... 16S
... 134
... 163
... 151
... 150
... 149
... IK
... 146
... 142
... 140
... 136
... 131
.Individual averages:
Names.
At.
Names.
J. Jarosh
Cross
Plymton
Helmers
McDonald
D. Moyna
Abbott
Hrown
Jones
Jarosh
Kleny
llamlll
Ii p. Hansen..
II. HanMn ....
W. Schneider ,
Griffith-
s. Ie
. HO
. 189
. 183
,. 177
,. 177'
. 176
. 174
. 172
Lytle
Morton i
H. Hansen ....
D. Schneider .
lj. Vee .
Simpson
Koch
"earson ..
Falkenberg ...
Ortman
Holly
Zeckroelster ..,
Menlag
Keller
Gerrlng
Epler
Miller ,
. 170
. 170
. 163
. 166
. 164
. 163
. 163
. 161
. 162!
130
J. Land
162
McOuIra 1Z
II. Land 161
Omaha Lenjsriie.
W. Ii. Pet.
I.UXUS " ,5
Metr. 18 12 .600
AVroths W " -600
Corey & McKcnzlo 14 ."9
Old Stylo Iigcr 13 JJ
Kl Paxo o !
inillvldURl averoces:
Names. AT.
names. at.
n. Sclple JW;
Conrad 1J
K. Sclple 197
Klreton 7
Yousen 4'
Cln 193
Dalier 16
Fanton 180
Toman 179
Goff "3
Hammerstrom 178
Melum 177
Weutrlch 175
McCarthy 174
K. Jarosh 174
Schoenman 173
C. Weeks 172
A. Bower 171
D. Dowers 169
nerger 167
Anaelsberg 166
Shields 166
Cumlngs 13
Neal 191
Denman 190
Johnson 189
Sutherland 168
J. Jarosh 13
Iarn 1
Thnniaa 184
C. Johnson 183
Martin 12
Stuns "I
Mauer 181
J. Weeks 163
Powell 160
Green ISO
Terrell 159
Mounter Lenffue,
W.
Clara Belle 30
Tho Lelsys 27
Chris Lycks 26
Beacon Press 20
Mutual Life Ins. Co 19
Omaha Field Club 18
Brandes' Highballs 17
Klks' Club U
I Pet.
12 .711
15 .'I3
16 .619
22 .476
23 .452
24 .128
25 .405
31 .202
Individual averages:
Nsmes. AT.
Fanton
Wartrhnw J01
Names. Ar.
Uland 118
A. Dowers 178
Wuetrlch 176
Ced Potter .......... 178
Green 176
J. Week 176
Btem 176
Howell 173
Norgard 173
F. Jarosh 173
Firestone
K. SclDle 193
Joule 191
Cln J,
Yousen Ul
H. Sclple
Hamerstrom 158
c. Johnson 187
Goff 17
J. Jarosh 183
Jackson 17:
Fumy 171
C0"1' Ji
Conrad 16
Sutherland Ill
C. Weekes 184
?"ur" '."
Eidaon .....I"!;""! 170
Melum
164
Martin
Htuna
Toman
Pleronnet ..
O. Johnson
Frltschar ..
Hlee
nslter .. ..
184
Ilsehr 16S
183
13
182
182
ti:
Grotte 163
B. Bowers 16
Mokry 164
Kranda 164
Barker 14
Chambers 137
Topping 143
Pollard 142
Batekln 123
182
182
Zlmmermsn
180
Deman 160
Omnhn finn League
W.
Tar Babies 27
lntensoes 24
Does 16
Hot Plates 18
Comfort irons 13
Dispatchers 13
L. Pet.
9 ,750
12 ,66S
20 .444
20 .441
23 , 361
23 ' .361
Individual nvenres:
Name. At. I
vu her 164
Names. At.
Martlc 133
Pugh , 130
Doherty 110
Knudseo 130
Ilyan 121
norland 123
Parkhurat 1 127
Moran ltd
Lurena 123
Clarke 123
Anderon ,,. 121
Phillip. 124
Mobrman II
Schmidt 119
Wstta 16
W.mtck 151
llnoion 150
ller m
MeDnna'd )
Wood, F E 147
Neal 147
fnmnbell 116
Nelaon 143
shames 14
Boiler J"
Winchester ., , 1411
nntleT 146
1'ollock J
Bruner 119
Hltehan J"
Stlrerson ., 13i
Carlson
115
,., 112
Kane .......
(ate lit
Lennrue
W.
Store Triumph 27
Mlckev Gibsons
Frank's Colts , 25
X-Hays . " H
F O. E. No- 3S--
Pet.
.600
.578
.556
the Wrong Breed of Gila Monster
H6RJC'4
JfcTPP'S
GILA
Leary Engravers 20
Pete Ix)Chs 18
25
.444
.400
Individual averages:
Names. At,
Names. At.
McCabe 182
Shaw 171
Fits 177
Miller 174
Abbott 171
Hoffman 173
Terrell 173
Monroe 164
met 364
Thlel 163
tamon 163
Mitchell 162
Karr JM
Stlne 11
Dralnlan 161
Lndaey 160
Anderson 160
Teal j;0
Kelson H
Uober 171
Rosenberg 172
I Ae 171
Lane 170
Dohenty 170;
Needham 170
Stori 1(9
Orote 169
Corson
168
Amsden JJJ
Moore "J
Dudley J"
Dahmke 161
lirshouse 167
Knrrnrri 167
Kpsten ;
Wiley J
Hemcel 149
Landstrom ' 167
Hofmann 165
Srhmttz ........
?!5
Weber 1W
cook ;
Oallup 16
Hoffman. Oscar 163
Monte City Iieague
W.
Martin's Tigers ..33
South Omaha Ice Co 29
Jetter Old Ago 23
The White Sox 2.1
Hlnchey1 Iads 22
Culkln's Tailors 18
Stock Yards Nat. Bank. 12
Uncle Sam's Vets 1
Individual averages:
li.
9
1.1
19
19
20
24
30
So
Pet.
.786
.690
.549
.549
.524
.429
.2S6
.167
Names, At. Names.
At.
Kennedy ..
Firestone ,.
Frltcher . .
Ham
Fagerbers;
Koch
Flttgerald
Peterson . .
Cooley ....
CaTanaugh
Kelly
Ohnesorc ..
1831
1821
12
Winters 167
Dyek
How 66
Orlbbl J63
Claybourne JJJ
Kruso 1
Crowe IjO
Nolan J
IKiney "J
Sneed JJJ
Swift J
J. Tanner 16S
Drlgge J
Mahoney t
Blake V
Towl ISJ
Ennerson
Culkln JJJ
I logon JJJ
Vance Jf
Peak 41
Whipple 1
Ixng 13J
UPP JJi
Glffle llf
King "I
1821
180
179
171
176
177
174
174
176
176
I IT
167fEtter
166 Letler .....
ljepmsKi ..
Dudley ....
rhadd
Hancock ...
McDonnell
sponreen ..
Hall
Clark
Cox
176
174
173
173
173
173
171
.....1701
169
Green
...169
Chase 17
D. Tanner ....iti
KnlRhtn of Columlins Lenguc.
W. U
Browning, King & Co ....19 S
Bourgeois Co. 18 9
McQuillan's HaU 15 12
Mnrnhy Did It 12 16
Hanlcy-Mace Co ill IB
Puritan Laundry 6 21
Pet
.704
.666,
.555
.415
.403
.222
At.
,. 136
.. 1M
.. 18
.. 13S
.. 133
.. 133
.. 131
.. 129
.. i:
.. IX
.. 121
., 120
.. 120
.. nr.
.. 113
.. 109
.. 106
.. 100
Individual averages:
Names.
Thomas ....
Kennedy ,.
King
Ortman ...
Morton ....
Heyer
Mullen ....
Welch
Mllek
Cobry
Holer
Ixsnry. J...
MeAndrews
AT.
Names.
. 181
. 176
Hartley. T
McQuillan
Bourgeois
Msher ....
. 160
. 1571
. 166
Johnston, A
J
. 136
. 164
Bushmen
Rnssbach
a..
1341 Fitigersld
154
Johnston. J.
153!
149
142
141
Cunningham
Gavin
Holbrook ....
Ieary. W....
Byrne
Assman
Johnson P....
Tluahman,
It.
141
Wallace
Meyers
Hanley, C
140
139
1381 Kelley
Harklns
1371 Keyser
Fairmont Creamery Iieairne.
AV.
Liquid Gold 26
Diadem 22
Puritan Broilers 19
Fairmont Farms 18
Better Butter 1"
Dellcla 1
L. Pet.
13 .667
14 .611
17 .528
21 .462
22 .436
25 .359
At.
Individual averages:
Names. At.
Holcomb 166
Gibson 166
Nelson 161
Blind 160
ijinRe 148
Welai 147
McCoy 116
(lasser 144
Beeflon 144
Names.
Heldt 136
Bohrlnger 133
Jensen ..133
SaTage 130
nerger 12S
Haulman 127
Miller 126
II. Hess 123
Gabriel 123
Houser 123
Hotler 142
Bertwell 14Z
Howe 140
Smith 129
Cavett 139
Snyder 139'
llavrtnek 138
Kulhanek
121
Glldar
Ksterbrook
r. Hess....
Dunn
Newby ....
121
120
118
114
110
Lithographers' Lensue.
W. L.
Press 34 S
Itces 32 10
Kngravers 21 21
Omaha 17 23
Transfers 12" 30
Klopp 10 32
Individual averages:
Pet.
.srw
.762
.500
'iff
'Stt
t
Naroea. At. Namea.
Ohne.org 376 Warti
Hoffman 168 Wall
133
Wagman 167
Fltigerald 166
Taetow. II 153
ftruD 148
Anderson 132'
KrIJcl 131
Stlneman 13(1
Mlrattky 130
Kpeten 1461 Kthn
117
Kurtz 14
Lsng 125
rtolir 124
Nobis 145
l.innlni 145 Landls
... IIS
... 109
... 104
Pet.
.665
.583
.600
.500
.417
.417
Klsasser 144t Holdsward
Taetow, A 1441 Robinson ...
.Sllmlcrlniiil l.enicue.
W.
Velio Wagons 8
Herring Bones 7
Ii.
4
Sumascos 6
I Certified Koals 6 6
: Hansum Brix S 7
Economy Nuts
i Individual averages
Namee,
Altchlton
Bock
Kattman
Klein
Sidney
Jenkins
Adama
Parkar
II. K, Sunderland..
v.. M. Sunderland.
Mclntyre
II lichen
Fehrs
Mnrsnce
Snlllvan
At. I Name.
171 strothrr ....
160 Mullla
1321 King
1491 Peck ,
Ar.
. 122
. UK
. 118
. 113
. 116
. 114
. 113
. in
. 113
. 110
. 106
. 104
. loa
. 107
. los
. 104
. 99
. 91
. 66
. 76
1471 Fuch
1431
Ogden
ColTln ,
Anderson ...
Hunt
Hurt
Smyth
Waltenburg .
14!
141
111
129
129
129
1271 Bennett
minurran
liU'V-tenpauih
wuve USl Price
Tuntate 1241 "'ynn
Hatfield 124lRnekwell
Faelck 123 Gwln
.Williams ...
Standard 4)11 Lencrue
W.
Polarine Auto Oil 21
Perfection Oil 18
Mica A Hie arease 15
Crown Gasoline 12
Individual averages:
Namea. At. I Naroea.
L.
12
15
18
21
Pet.
.636
,545
.455
.354
At.
rain 169) Plamondon ........... 137
llobart winilmore IM
Kolleatelle llllgehenk . 131
'Jones 1311 Johanson 121
Harmon 1461 ftagerman 128
Baum 1471 Alleman 136
Byrne , 1441 Nelion 121
Everett I.i !44l Brattle 113
Moore i 1441 tI , 103
Kline 141 Cock re II i
Verity .. Hl'ETans 91
I'ailon A GallnBlier League,
W. L. Pet
Stogies .,. 9
.600
THE HEW:
WH6R6 6eT RtD Or
PST SNAKe. THG.
I'LL
THCS
MOrtSreR DVOUR
Kanio E
Individual averages:
10 .333
At.
Jfame. , At. Names.
Chiles 14t
Jenkins Ill
Smith 120
Duna 140
Colbert 133
Clellu 133
Callahan ISO
Unsnarl 125
A brain son m
Saline 119
Olenger 114
Tracy 113
Wlnkolman 10J
Clnn (Sordini Iienirue.
W. I,.
Bonnie Doons 11 1
Bobblo Burns 5 7
Tam O'Shanters 6 B
Thistles s 9
Pet.
.922
.423
.500
.:5S
individual averages
Names. i.
Nsmes
At.
Hamilton 164
Clark U
McTaggert 126
J. Wat ion 119
Illelop 117
F, Falconer 117
Shields 103
Lrall 102
A. Falconer 14
MUlr 141
llnrna lit
! Watson ". 1401
aiunro 1J4
Heed , iy
HoitHiik Notes.
The Drazdast Kenrut nrn enmlnir strntie
In the Metropolitan league and are to
bo reckoned with when it cone, to pick
ing the winners of this league. Jimmy
Jarosh, their star anchor man Is leading
the league with 190 average, a,'id bids
fair to keep up his present strong gait.
The game last Wednesday n.gnt be
tween, the South Omaha all-stars and the
Omaha all-stars ended In a victory for
tho Omaha crowd, who had a 101-pln lead
at tho end of the three games. To com
plete the match, another three games will
be rolled Sunday afternoon on tho Mor
ilson alleys.
Tho Brandes High Balls have been, ac
cused of getting down to the alleys early
and occupying both alloys until 8 o'clock,
which keeps their opponents from ob
taining practice before the game. Why
don't the opponents get down a little
early and Jump Into the game? They
are welcome.
Sutherland's departure from the city
leaves a hurd gap to fill In the lineup.
This Is tho second serious blow to them
this season. Jim Illakeney departed
about three weeks ago. TIiIb place was
filled by Anglesburg, but it will bo hard
to fill Sutherland's shoes, as the supply
of sharks is nearly exhausted,
Not only did tho O'Learys of Chlcaijo
win tho Mid-West championship at tit.
Louis, but they also won the champion
ship at Chicago in the recent city tourna
ment held there. They are now out after
tho Illinois state championship. They
will also bo heard from at tho American,
Bowling "congress tournament in' 'Buffalo..
They are having lively times at the
Oate City league. IJvery team says that
some rule was mado to keep them from
winning tho pennant Just at present Joe
Dober seems to bo having the most
trouble, owing to what ho says Is a rule
that no now player can Join the league
unless he has both arms and legs cut
off.
With 3m Blakeney's departure from tho
city, Omaha loses a mighty good bowler,
and Kansas City ' gets one, It is not
Know yet, wether Jim has signed up
with any of the league teams down there,
but It is a sure fact that when once
he hears the rattle of tho pins he will
drop in and show them how the game is
really played.
Phil Wolff, at one time considered tho
world's best bowler, Is Intending to stop
In Omaha about Now Year's day on his
way back to his home In Pueblo. He has
been making a circuit of tho middle west
towns. Including the St. IxhiIh tourna
ment, where he won second place In the
Individuals. He Is anxious to tako on u
few matches with Omaha sharks.
Slnoo changing their names the Ixsarys
Engravers have been setting tho Gate
City league on f.ro. They havo been win
ning all their series. They are not con
tent with two games, they usually take
three. The Kaglus, another second di
vision tram In this league, are also mak
ing It hot for their opponents. Their
chief hobby Is winning the whole series
fiom the team at the top of tho list.
Tho rivalry between last year's Mutt
and Jeff teams has been revived and they
win prouanly stage their nrst fray on
tlie Morrison alleys. Kalrlh Sclple Is the
smallest fellow on the Mutt team and
Barney fhaw Is tho largest man on the
Jeff team, so It Is plain to be seen there
I nulte a difference in the size of these
two teams. The Mutts outweigh the
Jeffs, but tho latter have more speed.
It Is hard to understand what Is the
trouble with tho Beacon Press team In tho
Booster league. They havo beerl in tho
1 second division all season and even at
1 Present don't show any signs of taking
any rapid rise in the leaguo standing.
with such snarKs as aiatuin, uaizcr
and Goff In the line-up, and 'with such
i?i 1 good follow-up men as Green, Kranda '
anu luuttry, hub icmhi uukiii. w iimnu u
better showing.
Mutes Vanquish
First Methodists
The Nebraska School for the Deaf,
Friday evening, defeated the First Meth
odists in a fast game of basket ball nt
tho latter's gymaslum, 18 to 11. Both
teams Played a good game, the content
being undecided until tho last few
minutes of play.
Lineup:
FIRST METH.
Moorey ItF.
Tlmmons L.F.
-Miles C.
Long R.G.
NEB.
R.F. .
L.F. ..
C
R.G. .
S.
For D.
..Jackson
Stack
...Cooper
...Nell en
Fltznatrlck ...,L.F.
Itzpatrlck ....L.F. L.a Zonel
L.G.
field goals: Tlmmons, 2; Miles, 3;
Cooper. 3; Jackson, 2; Stack, 3. Foul
goafs thrown: Mhes 1, Cooper, 2. Fouls
committed. First Methodists, 9. Nebraska
School for the Deaf, 4. Time of halves:
0:20. Referee; Adams.
DEFEAT FOR PREP TEAM
AT TH0RPEIANS' HANDS
In a one-sided contest the Thorpelan
Athletic basket ball team defeated tho
University of Omaha preparatory stud
ents Friday evening at the University of
Omaha by tho score of 23 to 7. The Thor
peians displayed better team work and
were a great deal more accurate In shoot
ing baskets than were tho preps.
Beacons for the preps made all tho 7
points secured by his team and played
a star game. For the Thorpelans, Schats
and Abrahamson were the star players.
Tho Thorpatan athletic club turned out In
force to witness the game and made
things appear lively when their team
made good baskets.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
OMAHA, MONDAY, DEC 'EM
POV HlfA rXttKT IM
BOX tuHBRfc CTGPP
TINKER CONTROVERSY OYER
Ebbets to Pay Cincinnati Fifteen
Thousand and Shortstop Ten.
HERRMAN AND STEPHENS AGREE
Conference Lnstn Three Hours Al
most nml All Three Sny They
Are nntlrely SntUfletl
ivlth ArriuiKemriits.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 21-The controversy
over tho services of Shortstop Joo Tinker
between the Brooklyn National lcagtio
club and tho Cincinnati club wks settled
at a conference between President Chnrlos
Ebbetc of Brooklyn and President August
Herrman and Secretary Hurry Stephens
of tho local club yesterday. By tho
terms of tho agreement reached, Ebbets
Is to pay tho local club $15,000 for Tinker,
and Is to hand over 110,000 to Tinker for
signing to play with Brooklyn.
A supplementary agreement also gives
Cincinnati the prlvlloge of purchasing
Pitcher Yingllng and Outfielder Moran of
Brooklyn, while Brooklyn can buy Second
Basemen Egan of the local team. This
latter deal Is optional with both clubs.
They aro given until January 7 to exercise
their options. Cincinnati can purchase
Yingllng for JS.600 nnd Moran for $4,000,
whllo Brooklyn can obtain Egan by pay
lug $5,000.
Denis Likely to lie Closed.
It Is almost certain that these deals
will bo closed. It was said that final
arrangements for their transfer would
havo been mado today, but for the fact
that both Ebbets and Herrmann desired
to confer with their managers boforo Ab
solutely closing the deal. Ebbets said lio-J
wuuiu comer wuu .Manager uouiBon as
soon us he arrived at homo, and Herr
mann will talk the matter over -with" Hor
zog at tho National Baseball commlslou
meeting hero in Jnminry.
If both clubB exercise their options tho
Brooklyn club obtains Tinker and Egan
for $30,000, $20,000 going to Cincinnati and
$10,000 to Tinker for signing. Cincinnati
obtains Yingllng and :.:oran for $12,500.
Considering tho money subtractions, the
total trade therefore will be that Cin
cinnati will give Tinker and Egan to
Brooklyn for Yingllng and Moran and
$7,500, Tinker getting $10,000 from Brooklyn
out of the deal,
Tho conferenco lasted almost threo
hours, and at Its conclusion both Ebbets
and Herrmann, as well as Secretary
Stehhens, stated that they wero entirely
satisfied with the arrangement Stephens
represents that portion of tho board of
directors of tho Cincinnati Avlilch last
week disapproved of the Tinker deul nH
consummated after tho National league
meeting In New York.
What Tinker Will Be Offered.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21 Word was re
ceived hero by tho Brooklyn club from
President Ebbets lust night that he had
changed his mind about meeting Tinker
in Indianapolis. Manager Wllbert Bob
lnson will proceed, to that city, how
over. It was stated hero on authority tonight
that Tinker was to bo offered $5,000 u
year. Manager Iloblnson wilt show him
a three-year contract at that salary and
ask him to sign It Tinker has been
quoted as saying ho would not play with
Brooklyn unless ho received $10,000 for
1 one yeur or $7,500 a year for three years.
A Brooklyn club official pointed out to
night that Tinker received $5,i0 a year
with a championship team, Chicago, and
was not to get the same salary from a
second division club; but that with tho
$10,00o bonuB his salary at the end of
throe years would be approximately $8,333.
LANGF0RD GETS DECISION
OVER JOE JEANNETTE
PARIS, Dec. 21. "Sam" Langford, the
negro heavyweight pugilist of Boston,
was nwardctl tho decision on "polntB '
over Joo Jcannette of Ilobokcn, N. J.,
at the end ot a twenty-round contest
held here tonight.
The bout was considered in France to
bo for tho heavyweight championship of
tho world. Iangford forced the fighting
throughout tho battle. Jcannette took a
count of nine, three times In the thir
teenth round, nnd at tho end ot th
twentieth porlod wbb barely ablo to
stand. In the twelfth, fifteenth and nine
teenth rounds Jeannetto landed hard
blows on his opponent but they wero
Ineffective. Jeanuetto's gameness fre
quently brought cheers from tho spec
tators. Wnusa 4ilrln Win.
WAUSA, Neb., Dec. 21.Bpc!la!.)-The
girls' basket ball team of Cut Wrkinfleld
High school defeated the girls' .e .in of
tho local high school at tho Wausa
opera house last night, the score belnn
19 to 15. The game was exceptionally
well played and was close und Intercntlug
throughout Miss Haskell cf Wakefield
was the referee.
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from tho Cardinals traveling around the
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Omaha Nationals Lose by Forty
Seven to Twelve.
BIG CROWD WATCHES SPORT
Telephone Men Hnve It All Over
llniikers on Teniii Work nnd
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In a game loosely played tho Nebraska
Telephone company defented tho Omaha
National bank basket ball team Satur
day evening at tho Young Men's Chris
tian association by tho scoro of 47 to 12.
Tho bankers were outclassed In nil
stages of tho game, never having much of
on opportunity to make headway against
their more experienced opponents. At
limes tho contest becamo rather rough,
both teams being penallced freely.
Ono ofthe largest "crowds of the sea
son was on hand to witness the contest
end freely showed their Inward feelings
ns tho gama progressed for or against
their favorlto teams.
Tho telephone men had It all over tho
lankors when It came to tenm work.
Their passing nnd banket shooting was
far superior to that of the Interest chai
crsy Tho bankers had frequent chancos
to make baskets, but In some manner
seemed unablo to nmlto their throws oc-
curat) ly. The telephone team also played
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Nolan for tho Telephone team played
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Noland B.F.
Hutchinson ....L.F.
Wilson C.
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