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LIYELY WEEKWITH BOWLERS
Scores Ran Higher Than During the
Early Fart of Present Season.
MANY LEADERS MEET DEFEAT
Some Doubt Now llclnt Kxpreaseil
to Whether or Not a Citr
BoTTllncj Tnnrnnment Will
He Held.
Association Alter.
Knights of Columbus League Monday:
Puritan Laundry against McQuillan Hats.
(Browning, King Co. against llourgeols
Co.. Murphy Did It against Hanlcy a
Since.
Booster League Tuesday: Beacon Press
against Chris Lycks, Leisys against
Mutual Ufa Insurance Co.. Brandes
(Highballs against Klcld Club, ElUs' Club
against Clara Belles.
Omaha League Today: Mcta against Kl
Paxos, Thursday, Mctx against Corey-
MCKenxle.
Sunderland Bros. League Wednesday
Regular team schedule.
Paxton fc Gallaghor League Frldayi
Regular toam schedule
Morrison Alley.
Fairmont Creamery Leattuo Monday
Xellpla nrnltmt Diadem. Fairmont Farms
against Puritan Broilers, Better Butter
against Liquid uoia. .
Gato City League-Tuesday: Ragsn's
Kalstaffs against Leary's Kngrnvers,
X-Hays against Peto Lochs. Thursday!
Hterx Triumphs against MicKey unisons,
Frank's ColU against F. O. E. No. M.
TJthncranhera Lenmie Wednesday:
I.j OA's Engravers against Epsten Trans
ient, uopp iTininiK to, nuii iyi
Press, Omaha Printing Co. against Boos
Printing Co. . ,.. .
Omaha Leaguo-Today: Wroth's Cafe
against Old Stylo Lager. Thursday:
Luxua against .Old Style lagers. . .
Omaha Ga LeagueFriday! Dispatch
ers agalntit Does. Tarbabtes against In
tensos, Hot Plates against Comfort Irons.
Metropolitan Alley.
Standard Oil Leaguo-Monday: rolarlne
Auto OH against Crown Gasoline. Mica
Axle Grease against Perfection Oil.
Cemmerclal League-Monday: Prank
Candy Kids against Jctter Old Abo.
Tracy's La Trudas against Bcselms
Trademarks. Wednesday: Quick Hcrv
against Brodcgsard Crowns.
Wropoltten Leasue - Tuesday; Ort
rnan'a Bakers against eigarmakers' Blue
labels. Mogulllans, against Bhamrocks.
Friday: Drosda's lCenos against Hugo F.
V..t v, in ntrnlnt ICldolwelsS.
Omaha League-Today: Luxua alrvst
f!nrv.McKcniies. Thursday: Wroth a
Cafe against El Paxos, ..,
Clan Gordon Ixague-Thursday: Beg-
ulur team matches .
The last week was a lively one for tne
bowlers. In most of tho big leagues the
leaders were taken down to defont by
tAmii of lower standing. Tho scores
were somewhat higher than during pro
vloiis weeks of the seuson.
In tho Omuha leaguo K. Sclple broko
the loaguo record for Individual total by
rolling 714. The Old Hlylo Lagors In tho
same league also piled up- a bis team
game, with Ux. The Corcy-McKewlcs,
Met and Chris Lycks woro high on the
list with largo team totals, and gome, far
over tho 1.090 mark, Tho Booster Icaguors
toppled the pins for high scores. In
this league nlno COO totals woro registered
by the rollers. The Jcttor's Old Age
of the Commercial leaguo was again on
deck with big games and team totals.
The big drop camo Thursday night
whea the Luxua, leaders of the Omaha
league, dropped all three games to their
closest rival, the Mets team. Tho Clara
Belles, who load the Booster league, also
were pulled down a trifle by their closest
competitor, the Chris Lyck team.
In the Maglo City leaguo the Martin's
Tiger met defeat, but still have a big
lead. Tho Stors Triumphs In the Gale
City league were stopped by the tnll-end
Leary Engravers, and now only have a
one-game lead for t-rt place. The Brode
gaard Crowns fared better In the Com
mercial league, and won two games In
their series, and still lead the league.
Tho Pete Loch Juniors are leading In
the Metropolitan league with the Drox
da's Keno team right at their heels. The
Brownlng-KIng team heads the Knights
of Columbus crowd. The Potartne Auto
OH team has the largest lead of all, with
an eleven-game gap between first and
second places. Tbo Fairmont Creamery,
Lithographers. Omaha Gas. Sunderland
Bros., Clan Gordon and Paxton & Gal
lagher leagues are having closo and ex
citing races.
Another noticeable feature of the last
week Is the large number of organized
teams, not Identified with the regular
leagues, that have sprang Into existence
and are rolling match games with each
other. The Sunderland Bros.' leaguo have
placed an all-star team In the field to
me"et all comers. The Merchants Na
tlonal bank, Orchard & Wllholm, Belden
Breck, Drexel Shoe company and tho
Standard Oil All-Stars are other second-
rate teams who are rolling regular match
fames.
City Tourney Iinprobnlilr.
Since the Booster league has an
nounced the postponement of its tour
nament, there is considerable doubt
whether be annual city bowling tourna
ment will be held. Lack of organisation
among the leagues, coupled with the fact
that the tournament which begins next
Sunday will be so late in the season,
appear to Indicate that the city touma
roent is Improbable.
A numbr of the city's best rollers will
b out of the city for a week at the
International st Minneapolis, This tour
Tiamest. following so closely upon the
beets pf the meet here, will likely give
tho bowlers enough tourney experience
to lost until the season closes.
Tho officials of the Booster leaguo In
sist, howovor, that It Is not their Inten
tion to put a damper on arrangements
for the city tournament Several of them
have said they are anxious to see It held
tho same as usual. Their reason for pro
moting a league tournament something
new for Omahiv-was merely to keep In
terest In tho gamo ollvo, they say. In
tho meanwhile they are working to mako
the league meet a' success.
Entries for the tournament must be In
by Wednesday. The tournament will
start at 2 p. m. next Sunday and will
continue during the week. There will he
matches every" night Tho five-man
teams will roll first, then (ho doubles
teams and the singles. Any flvo men
may bowl as a team providing no more
than threo are In another team. Tho first
gamo In the five-man team events witl
bo tho record from which the all-events
prizo will bo awarded.
Prizes nro to bo divided according to
the usual tournament rule, The first
place team will get 40 per cent, tho sec
ond 30, tho third 15, the fourth 10 and the
fifth will get S per cent of tho pot money.
A number of local teams have entered
and moro nro expected to enter this week.
An effort Is being made to get the good
players from Bonson to play at the tour
nament. Tho entries to date are:
171
Leary Engravers 67 26 SI .46S
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Kim. At.
Bandera J&
Mltcbtl! 1
fltlns .....-........ 3-
Lemon ,.,,......... Hi
Untur 1"
Wtxr 1M
T.l 1
LansicortBT Kl
Karr .i "1
Uralaltn Ill
Ttaltl 110
Nelion HO
COTUD .... .....i
Andtrioa
Ami4n
Moore
Dunur
Rtxtta ,
wnr
ntmpi ..............
flehnlti
Cook
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Oallus IX
Matrlea that Are In.
Five-man toamss Leisys, Clara Belles,
Mutual Life, Mets Brothers, Old Stylo
Lngcr, Corey & McKenzIe, Luxus and
Jotter's Old Age.
Doubles: Cain and Johnson, Eldson and
Stuns, J. Jarosh and Wartchow, Ooff and
F, Jarosh, A. Bowers and Topping,
Powell and Mauer, Lee and Coover,
Thomas and C. Johnson, Bland ami
Beahr, &arp and Zimmerman, Gllbralth
and partner, C. Ride and Youiom, and Ccd
and Cub Potter.
Singles: Itcrb Lee, Wiley, Cain, J.
Jarosh, Eldson, Johnson, Wartchow,
Stunx, Goff, F. Jarosh, Topping, Fire
stone, K, Sclple, Zimmerman, Mclum, E.
(Norganrd, Hatokln, Howell, Hammer-
strom, Powell, J. Wcoks, Toman, You-
sem, Mauror, C, Bice, Slcdlor, Bland, A.
Bowers, Perry, 2nrp, Gllbralth and
Beohr.
Whilo tho Omaha bowlors are natur
ally moro Interostod In tho local tourna
ments, arrangements nro continually go
ing on for tho International at Minne
apolis, beginning February 11. and for
getting tho Midwest for Omaha In 1910.
There Is a possibility that the Old Style
Lager team, Including Al Powell, Lynn
Hammerstrom, Mose Youssm, Weuthrleh,
Gus Tomun, Ed Mauror and Joe Weeks
may go to the International along with
the Melx ami Wroth's Cafe team. They
have not yet catered
Tho local members of tho directorate
of tho midwest Touranment association
oro leading a move to send nearly a
scoro of teams from Omaha to the meet
at Sioux City next year In an effort to
get the tournament for Omaha In WIS,
How to flnanco tho various teams la be
ing considered even at this early date,
Should Omuha send a big representa
tion, It Is almost certain that tho tourna
ment will come here next, Sioux City,
which received the support of the locals
at St. Louis, will undoubtedly reclpro
cate, as will tho teams from several other
Important cities.
! City I.rawue.
Play Won Lost Pet
Stors Triumphs ...
Frank's colts
Mickey Gibsons .
Bacon's Fulstaffs
X-Itays
I'ete Lochs
V. O. E. No. SJ...
Kama.
Vila ..
McCat ?71
Bjiaw j
noMnbarg 7
Tmtll JH
nharl 174
Mtadhacn 'J
MArvairtt ........... 171
Abbott !
Huffman 17!
Iv , m
Ktan 171
Miller Ill
Dotr HO
Laot !
Injrtrom Mi
Ttidfnrd , 113
llofiflaim 1M
I'UflhOUM IS),
Hoffman, Oacar .... Ulj
Orota Kl
Monro Id
m ................ Ill
High slnglo Individual game, Horgaaru,
269.
High three-Individual game, Norgaard,
CDJ.
High single team game, X-Bays, 1,009.
High three-team games, Peto Lochs,
I.KOG.
Booster I.riiRnp.
Won. Lost Pet.
Clnra Belle .71 15 .700
The Leisys &1 21 .011
-!hrla Lyck 3l 20 .os
Mutual I.lfn Insurance Co.. 2(1 28 .inl
Omaha Field Club 23 28 AA
Brandes Highballs 23 21 .426
Btacon Press 22 32 .
'Elks' Club IS 35 .312
Individual averages:
Nines. at.
Koch Zlt
K.nton Z03
Wartchow 300
jrtrttton 13
K. BtlpI
Neala lIIMiurr
FRENCHMAN WHO LOOMS IIP AS
A "WHITE HOPE."
At.
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Names.
Denmtn
Wuetrich
J, Weeks Ji
Howell 17)
ivjiuea i-wivr .,
n. Bdpi m
O. Johmon ......... lao
J. Jaroih ............ lit
Conrad Ill
noff
67 33 2i .679
67 22 25 .661
67 30 27 .628
67 28 23 .491
67 27 30 .474
67 21 31 .450
67 26 31 .46(1
GOULD PICKED TO WIN COURT
TENNIS TITLE.
(Ireeii 171
V. Jiroah 174
droits m
Ijackion .............. 172
111 Powell 173
Tomin IKlRldun 171
Martin i lis Cab 1'otUr l
ltammtntrcm ...... 1M Purer 1'
Melum 114 Darker1 MS
if. Week 115 naehr Ill
muti 14 Mokrr 1M
Ole Jehneon IMI.n. Hover ...114
natter lMlKranda i
I'leronnet ........... llJlrhimt ............ ui
frltecher 1M TosDlns Ill
niand Ill) nierraaa 14t
Zimmerman ItljlUtektn ,. 121
lllc lSt
Commercial I,eaa;tt.
Won. Lost Pet
Brodrsaard Crowns 3d 15 .704
Jottor Old Ace 34 37 .607
fBosolln's Tnrdo Murlt 30 21 .6S3
Frank's Candy Kids 29 22 .DO
Humohr's Old Taverns,,... 23 2s .451
Jabcs Cross 20 28 ,417
Quick Serve 18 33 .353
Tracy's La TrUda.... 12 30 .260
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Nimti. At. I Name. At.
Zt rp ................ iiilLrtin ................
Ulnr iui u. uorna ........... in
George Carpcntler, the classy French
light heavyweight, who may be the next
opponent of Gunboat Smith, tho hard
hitting terror of tho 'American whlto
hopes. Carpentlcr is a master of clever
ness and a hard hitter. Smith is a marvel
at assimilating punishment and carries
a knockout kick In cither mitt The fight
would bo a wonder while It lasted, but
If Smith ever lands.
Bhult 174
Drown lis;
vow lit
MoCab 171
Hchoenmtnn Ill
Hhuw ., 170
retereea !
tunicate HI
II. Crown ID
Iteaton U
Ne6ham 113
Chandler 168
Oo4en Hi
nehmk 1U
Housb ICS
Lydendecker 113
J. Morn lit
Itounbers 1C
Btoddard 1M
It. Howler .t 157
J. Howler &
Newcombe 4.. 1M
W'llex .v.. K0
Nuiulcrlnntl I.pnsruc
Play Won Lost. Pet.
Herringbones 18 12 e .660
lansuin llrlx 18 11 7 .u
Certified Koals 18 10 8 .665
Yello Wagons 18 u 9 .wo
Yellow Wagons 18 9 9 .600
Economy Nuts 18 7 11 .3S5
Sumascos 18 6 12 ,330
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Name. At.
Altchlton II
nock lit
Brdeer 14&
Klein iw
Croi 114
Cumins Ill
Angeleberi 1M
Ijearn iu
Ken in
Hull UU
Cochran ............ 177
Nelion ni
Zimmerman ......... IT
McDonald Ill
IMrmton 171
niserMrs ........... in
I aenr in
Ollbreath 171
Kit 174
lluntlniton lit
Noritard 17c
pohertr ,...t....... 1TI
Illtnd m
Btanler lit
mtneau 17
lleee n IT!
Stlu i lit
Dispatcher 17, 21 .354 27.258
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Kama. At. I Name. At,
Flaher iml Martlg 1S7
Joneon. 1L A lUIOohertr
Puritan Broilers 48 27 21
Better Butter 61 20 23
Fairmont Farms 61 20 31
Dolicia 61 17 31
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Name.
Ilolcomb
NeUon .
Olbmn .
McCor
Hotter .
Dland ...
Lang ...
Welcel .
Iietiweu
aaiur .,
Smith ..
Jenien
At.
.... 117;
157
Name.
Howe ....
Dohrlncer
Heldt ....
Savage .
Merger ..
Mlll.er ..
Haulmen
aildtT ..
llSlOabrlet .
143! H. Heaa
, US
, 111
, H'J
. us
, 147
, 1411
Border U'J
favett m
Chrlitenten
llavranek
.663
.610
.392
.333
At.
,. 139
.. 134
.. 134
.. 130
.. 138
.. 131
.. 136
.. 124
,.. 134
.. 121
.. 133
.. 121
.. 11
.. 119
,. US
.. lit
Itanaen ltol
Watu HI
McDonald 149
Uerg 14
Hopion 143
Keal , 141
Hhamea 141
Camoball 141
Wood 14
Nelion 14!
Winchester 14
lollock 143
Ddller 143!
rentier 140
Interaot 140
miction 140
Culllaon
Jlletropolltnn I.cntrue.
Won Lost. Pet.
Pete Loch's Jrs 32 10 .762
Drozda Kenos 33 15 .OSS
Edlewclss 20 19 .601
Shamrocks 35 19 .577
Blue labels 2i -( .4
HUKO F. 1311s , ,. 20 23 .414
Mogulllnns 17 31 .3.4
Ortman'8 Bakers, 9 .200
individual averages ;
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Name. At. I Namee,
Jaroih m 8. la.
1441 Wllk
Eaatman
Jenkln
sheet a .
B. M. nsnaeriana.. i
Kama.
Coltln
Mullta .1
lck 1U
Anderiou ltd
At.
. 114
. 113
..... w
141
Tungat
rwiicK
Parker
(Brother ...........
Mclntyra
Hittteld
Durran
Ogdcn .i
it. k. Bunaeritna
134
133
1
131
i:l
136
131
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in
Smyth 101
WetenpautB ......... 101
rue io
King 10
tageretrein lot
Palmer 101
Hurt , 101
Price in
Wllllatna 3
lSdlawtn
iwnnni. ............. ill iuiciv.il ....
Mr. Ill airnn II
waltenburg Mil
SCHEDULE FOR SEVENTH WEEK.
Alleys.
Hnnsum Brix vs. Certified Koals. .6 and 7
Herringbones vs. Economy Nuts. ..4 and S
Sumascos vs. Yello Wagons,,.,,,..! and 2
Clan Gordon Leasrnc.
Won Lt. Pnt.
Bonnle Doons ,. 14 4 .777
Tarn O'Bhanlera 8 9 .600
Bobble Burns 7 11 .3KS
Thistle 6 12 .333
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
Nemea.
Hamilton .
A. Falconer
11. Waleon .
Horn
Mulr .. ...
Clark ,. ...
McTaggert .
Monro ....
Morriii ....
At.
134
1M
1
Ill
140
334
, 131
its
Name.
P. Falconer..
Heed ,.
lll.lop
J. Wat ton.,
Matcont
Shield
trail ,
Jonion .............
At.
. 137
. 134
. 131
. H
. Ill
. 10i
. 143
Standard Oil Lrntrue.
Won. Lost Pet
Polarlne Auto Oil is .711
Mica Axle Grease 21 24 .47
Perfection OH 18 21 .429
Crown Gasoline It M .33.1
inuivuiuai nreraKcs:
Jay Gould, the young millionaire court
tennis champion, who Is expected to rule
a favorite in the court tennis matches
against O. K, Covey of England for the
court tennis championship of the world.
Covey Is a professional champion and
Gotild 1 king of the amateurs. .The
matches tiro to bo staged la to In March
In Philadelphia.
Name.
Cain
liooen . ........
Jonei .,
Brm t
Haanntnn ........
Daunt . ...........
Hslleatell
At,
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13
111
i uo
. in
. 141
141
Kttrelt , Uii
Verity 143
Kim in
Name. At,
Qllmor ., ,., 131
Moor Ill
8chank 13
Haieraaa 133
Aliemin 131
I.k.nu. .14
......
..,.., I .
l'lamoadon
iohaneen
Neleoa
Beatti 1U
Tod4 , 10S
Cockrell N
Ontnba, (!na LraRue,
Won. Lost, Pet
Tar Babies 37 11 .710
lntensoes 31 17 .446
Comfort Irons 21 27 .425
Does 20 it .417
Hot Plates 20 28 .417
mlErani , 1
Pins,
29,618
28.183
26.603
S7.6S3
27,513
Ktlvenon
lloger
l'ugn
133
134
133
tkirgland 133
arkhurat 131
Koran 130
Knudaen 130
Hyan 130
jonnion, u. w in
Lucena 137
I'bllllpa 1M
Andeion 133
Schmidt 11
Druner 131
Mohnnun 130
Kan Its
Kulhanek
C. llcie .
Houier ...
Eiterbroolt
Dunn
Newby ...
IlqivlliiK Notes.
Tho Brodccanrd Crowns havo entered
tho Booster league tournament with a
strong lineup.
Sanders Is back In the Gato City lineup
and Is coimr eood. Ho woars a Storz
Triumph shirt
Eugene W. Marr broke Into the eamo
last Monday night, but his execution was
somewhat poor
The Drozda's Kenos are hot on tho
heels of tho Pete Loch, jr., team in tho
Metropolitan league.
Noriraard's 269 score still stands hlch
for the Gate City diamonds donated by
tho Rces Jowolry company.
Tho wholo Commercial league llnbun Is
fighting tho Brodegaard Crowns, but still
they hang onto llrst place.
Although they are havlm? a lot of
troublo, tho Omaha Icitguo teams are
slowly catching up their postponed
games.
Count Leo says that his scores nro low
on account of the number of splits he
roccivcs. xi is his tnuirui tnat sd its. not
the pins.
Nothing has been heard on either side
about that proposed match between the
Shields-Terrell team and the Stanley
Brown pair.
The threatened outlaw nriranlzntlnn In
the Standard Oil league did not live very
lonn. iiicr caning tno ron it was round
that only one member responded.
Plympton, tho star lend off man for
tho El Paxos and speedy slab urtlst of
mo Jiearnoy mute league team, says that
the Fcdenus have inado him no offers.
Wiley has entered the singles In the
Booster lea true. Ho won thin wint In
the city tournament two years ago, when
it was roiieu unaer tne oia handicap plan.
The Grand Island bowlers nro planning
a stato tournament, but declare all
umnna Dowicrs uarrea. we can see no
reason for this. They broke oven with
mo uiura iscncs ana storz Triumnhs
Why not havo a tournament conducted
by the Sunderland Bros., Fairmont
Creamery. Omaha Gas. IJthotrranhom.
Standard OH, ' Paxton & Gallagher nnd
L.-iun uoruon leaguer mcse leagues aro
evenly matched and .could have a good
tournament.
uatlon Is rather unlquo. Tho undergrade
uato and faculty body of Kansas and
Missouri are said to be actively opposing
tho abolishment of the rule and it Is as
serted that tho representatives of these
two schools rift tho governing board will
vigorously oppose He rcclelon. The Ne
braska attitude is declared to be some
what similar to that of Kansas and Missouri.
Quito a portion of the alumni want the
rule wiped oft the slate so a game can
be staged In Omaha next fall, but It Is
understood that tho Nebraska athletic
board and the faculty will oppoao any
change and the Nebraska representative
will join with Kansas and Missouri in
preventing tho revocation of the rule. The
matter of the revocation of the rule is
the only athletic problem which will re
celvo consideration at tho hands of the
governing council, atlhaugh It Is possi
ble matters relating to the color line In
collegiate sports may como up In tho
general discussion. Chancellor Avery,
who Is the Nebraska representative In tho
governing board, has received word from
all of the Missouri valley schools, Indi
cating that all of them would be repre
sented at tho conference. Dr. Hall, the
president of the board, will sprak Mon
day nooif, at the Commercial club lunch
eon, and other entertainments have been
provided for tho visitors.
CLOTHIERS LEAD LEAGUE
(Continued from Pago One.)
RESCIND SUfflER BALL RULE
Secondary Schools of State ' Will
Permit Athletes to Play.
UNIVERSITY PLACE TRACK MEET t
Prof. Mnnn of Cotner University Re- '
Elected President of ColICKlntC
Association AB" Rnlo
Is Construed.
140Carlion 114
WEEGHMAN STICKS TO FEDS
(Continued from Page One.)
At.
hi
11. Hansen ICO
J. Landwehrkanip.,,. lit
Morton id
Koch 134
U Lee 13
D. Hchnelder 1&4
glmpion 134
Kalkenberg 131
Croa ll
Abbott IK
Ktenr 177
Iteralera 177
McDonald 174
D. Moyna 174
Drown 1711
If Jarnah 171
Jone 170 Hollenberger , l&o
Ham 11 16 I'earaon "
II. TnAw-hrkimn.. lUitlrtman ll
I.fl. llilMontu 143
W. Schneider 144plr 1"
B. lUnaen 11 Keller 140
P. Hinien 13 lllnkl mu
Qrttllth liliMcQuIro 134
Omaha Lean"".
Won. Lost P.C.
Mets 2 15 .615
Luxua 22 14 .611
Wroth zi
Corey & McKenzle., 21 is .&xi
oia style imager o m .hi
El POXO W .M
INDIVIDUAL AVEIUGES.
Name. At.I Name. At.)
Howell ZOllFanton 131
........
........
K. Sclple
MeCab .,
BdleoB
Conrad
Yemeni
Cain ...
Deaman
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strongest, on paper, In the leaguo. but
the lineup shown today made Baltimore
appear the best
"I am with tho league to the end," said
Wcoghman, "but at least six teams must
show the flrst-claaa lineup that was
agreed on when I went Into the organ
ization." The brief recess at which Wceghman
and Gtlmoro made their statements was
ended when tho magnates resumed their
executive session.
Wceghman Will Stick.
Weeghman then announced that he
would stay with the Federal league.
Color was lent to the rumor of the St.
Louis deal by tho fact that Robert L.
Hedges, the Brown's principal owner, ac
companied President Johnson of the
American league here from St. Louis to
day. At the same time August Herr
mann, chairman of the National commis
sion, and President Navln of the Detroit
club were In Chicago, apparently to be
on the firing line against the "outlaws,1
Tho partially successful raid on Navln's
team by tho Indianapolis Federals was
thought to havo brought htm. President
Ebbets of Brooklyn and Murphy of Chi
cago were other magnates on the "or
gantzed ball" side of the battle.
Johnson. Ebbets and Herrmann formed
themselves Into a flying squadron early
this afternoon and started out It was
said, in a final attempt to round up Joe
Tinker, who accepted the management
of the Chicago Fcdorals In preference to
a berth on the Brooklyn team.
weeks. Starting the season with two
victories It looked as If tho wire-talkers
would have things their own way. Thrco
reverses in a row have caused them to sit
up and tako notice The games lost by
the telephone men have been only by tho
slightest margin. . It seems as If their
games have been lost not through In
ability, but rather through hard luck.
They havo always led their opponents up
to the last few minutes of play when
they havo been overtaken and eventually
beaten.
Of nil tho teams In tho leaguo tho Ben
son Pirates are showing up to tho best
advantage. Starting the season with de
feat they havo gradually worked them
selves up to tho top until they are next
to the top-notchers of tho organization.
At present they are playing a most con
sistent game and lovers of tho floor
gamo are not backward In saying that
they are the real contenders for tho
championship.
The Magce & Decmera are leading
the leaguo, not having lost a contest this
season. However, the clothiers have not
met Borne of tho stronger organizations
and though they seem to have an edge
on most toams It Is almost certain that
they will get their bumps before tho sea
son Is much more advanced. The chief
asset the clothiers seem to have Is their
weight and experience as compared
against somo of tho newer teams who
have neither. Their team is practically
composed of veteran college stars, all of
them having played considerable be fo re
entering tho league.
The protested game between the Magee
& Deemer and the Omaha National
Bonk Is to be played over again Instead
of being forfeited to the bapkers as had
been supposed. The Magee & Deemers
still havo a 1.000 per cent as a result of
this, for It was thought they would lose,
the game by forfeit, as they failed t
play when two of their, men wcro pu
out of the game for roughness. The
bankers claimed the gamo because they
were willing to continue tho argument
while the clothiers were not
LINCOLN, Jnn. 17.-(Special Telegram.)
Tho Nebraska Collegiate association,
comprising tho secondary schools of tho
state, this evening rescinded the summer
base ball rule prohibiting athletes, to-play t
summer base ball. The .rule was passed
two years ago and Immediately met
opposition.
The committee of representatives
thought its enforcement Impracticable.
Tho question on Interpreting tho "A. B.''
rule rclatlvo to a player's eligibility was
construed to mean tho completion of a
four years' college course. Where ath
letes secure an "A. B." degree from col
leges of less than four years' require
ments It will not render them Ineligible.
Tho basket ball and base ball schedules
wero arranged and the annual conference
track meet will be held In University
l'laco on May 19.
Tho election of officers resulted In the
re-election of Prof. Mann of Cotner as
president. Prof. Blsset of Kearney as
vice president and Prof. Mercer of York
as secretary-treasurer. ,,
Cobli Ilefuaca to Tnlk
AUGUSTA, Ga., Jan. 17. Ty Cobb was
told at Royston today that the Federal
league club In Chicago had offered him
XT5.000 for five years, with the first year's
JprTsu "o".'."".'.'! lUUalary to be paid In advance. Cobb said
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STANDING OF THU TEAMS.
Name. Played. Won. Lost. Pet
tlrown'ng-Xlng Co 80 23 U ,91
Bourgeois Co...., 36 21 15 .672
Hanley-Mace Co S 17 1 .473
Hanley-Mace Co 33 17 19 .473
Murphy Did It 36 15 21 -428
Puritan Laundry 36 11 25 .30S
Valrtnont Creamery League.
Play Won Lost Pet
Liquid Oold (1 84 17 .667
Diadem 19 .604
he did not care to make a statement until
he returned to Augusta Tuesday or Wed
nesday. "I'll tell you all about It thon."
said he, but did not Intimate what he
would do,
GOVERNING BOARD TO MEET
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gridiron since Stlehm assumed control
of athletics at the Cornhuaker Institu
tion has permitted the Huskers to
weather the rule in good shape and to
place the finances on a healthy basis,
but if reports are true the Kansas and
Missouri managements have not fared no
weH.
At least, it was the alumni of the two
southern schools which started the agi
tation .for the abolishment of the rule
and who were responsible for having It
brought before the governing body when
it meets here Monday. At that, the sit'
Michigan Aggies .
to Play in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 17.-(SpeclaI Tele
gram.) Coach Stlehm of Nebraska to
night announced that the. Cornhuskcrs
would play tho Michigan Aggies In Lin
coln October 21, next year, contrary to
tho reports sent out yesterday from Lan
sing. Stlehm refused to accede to the
roqucst of tho Aggies for a gamo at Lan
sing and they came to the Cornhuskcrs'
demands, as evidenced by a telegram
received by Stlehm this afternoon.
Tho Michigan Aggies had one of the
best teams In the country last' season,
and the gamo Is sure to be a money-
maKer ror Nebraska.
STECKER OF DODGE MATCHED
TO WRESTLE PAUL D0MKE
OAKLAND, Neb., Jan. 17. (Special
Telegram.)-Paul Domke of Pipestone,
Minn., light heavyweight champion of
America, nnd George Stecker of Dodge
will pull off a finish match In Oakland
on January SO, catch-as-catch-can. best
two out of three.
Hnikt't Itnll Honor Kvrn.
SUPERIOR, Neb., Jan. 17.-(Speclal
Tclegram.)-SupcrIor High school basket
ltialm, dlv.lrtel honors with Hebron,
the Hebron girls winning. 18 to 4. and
the Hebron boys losing, 14 to 42
CINCINNATI CUBAN WHO MAKES
GOOD AS MANAGER.
I
You've Been Waiting
for Them!
HERE THEY ARE
Getten & Wickham
Havana Smokers
They look like lHc.
Thoy tasto Uko 10c.
Cost 6c
$2.75 for a box of CO.
Try one today and you'll bo
In after another tomorrow.
Getten & Wickham
"Tha nonse of Values"
511 8. Sixteenth st Her Grand
Hotel Bldg.
1333 rarnam St., Opp. W.O.Wldg.
Phonss O. 0343: D. 8871.
Almleda. the speedy Cuban inflelder of
the Cincinnati Reds, who Is spending the!
winter as manager of the Havanas, tho
team that Is leading In the three-cornered
race for the championship of the baae
ball capital of Cuba, Havana. The dusl?y
speed merchant Is instilling real big
league ball Into his team and they are
the idols of the Havana fans.
BIG WRESTLING
MATCH TO A FINISH
Monday Night, Jan. 19,
KRUG THEATER
Armand Latrssse. the Balgarlaa
Tiger, 340 pounds, v. Tonsslff
Bussane, th. Terrible Turk, 190
Pounds. Two Rattling good prs
Urnlaarias to a finish. Fete Xioch,
.Pr 35o, BOo, 70c. SI.
100 Blngsld Beats, 31.60.
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