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THE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 12."), 1914.
Bringing Up Father
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Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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READY FOR THETOURNAMENT
Teams in Boosters' League Lining
Up for Games Starting Today.
BIG SCORES MADE LAST WEEK
neonrdu Hmualicri on Homo of (ho
Alley nnd More Tlinn (ho UNiinl
Intercut Displayed Hrery-wherr.
llalr HlMokry
da
Ansoclutlon A1I)H,
Booster League Tournament Sunday.
2 o'clock squad, Motz, Luxus, Old Btyio
Imagers, Brodugnard Crowns, Corey He
McKenzlcs nml Wroth'a Cute; K o'clock
squad, LclsyM, Clura licllca, Jabez Cross,
.Mutual Lifo Insurance, Chris Lycka;
Monday, singles and doubles In the after
noon, s o'clock squad, Misfits, Martin's
Tigers. Jetter'a Old Ako and Besellns
Trademarks; Tuesday, singles and
double In tho afternoon nnd ovenlng.
Hundorland Bros.' league Wednesday,
regular team games, umahu Loaguo
Thursday. Faxton As Gallagher Leaguo
Frlday, Regular team schedule.
Metropolitan Alley.
Standard OH league Monday, Polarlno
Auto Oil, Mica Axlo Grease, Perfection
Oil, Crown Gasoline, Commercial Lcaguo
-Monday. Quick Serve, Tracy' La
Truda, ltumohr's Old Tavern, Jetter'a
old Ako; Wednesday. Frank's. Candy
Kids. Jitbes Cross, Besellns Trademarks,
Hrodcfinnrd Crowns. Metroiolltan League
Tuesday, Mogulllans, Eiaelwclss, IIuko
F. Bllz, Peto lxch. Jr.i Krlduy, Sham
rocks. Clunrmakers' Ulue lvaocis,
Urozda'a Kenos, Ortmon'a Uakorn. Clan
Uordon Lchkuc Thursday, regular team
matches.
Gurlow'a Alley South Onuihn.
Magic City leagueMonday, South
nmnim in, i'ri.. stock Yanlu National
Thursday, Jetter'a Old Age, tho Whito
BOX, OUlkin a TUIIOrs, unciu num b
MorrUon Allry.
Kolmtont Creamery lnmi-Monday,
1'urltan HrollerM, Dellcla, llauld Oold.
iiia.ti.ni. ltitHr liutter. Kalrmont Farms.
Unto Citv Uencuo TuesJay, 8tors
Trlumpta, X-nnys. Hagan PaUtatfs,
Mickey Olbsons; Thursday, I'cte Lcha,
V. O. B. No. 38, Ioary'a Bngravers,
Lithographers' league Wodncsdny,
Klopp l'rtntlhfc Co., HeoM rr nt ng CO.,
listen Transter. Omaha Printing Co..
Jipstcn l'ress, Lyon' Bngravers,
Omaha League-Today. Corey & Mc-
1COmoha aaVloguc Friday, ljot Tlntcs.
Dispatchers. Comfort Iron, Tarbablcs.
intensos. Does.
MnltiMT Vp the Tram.
Last week found President IUtekln and
Secretary Kldson of tho Uooater league
lining up team for tho llooster tourna
ment, which starts today. After ovcrol
nlghta around tho nlleya they have auc
ceedod In putting In the field the strong
est and largest number ot teams ever
entered In a scratch tournament In this
city. Tho tournament starts this after
nodn at 2 o'clock on tho Association al
leys with tho following teams In the
first squad: Motx. Luxus, Old Stylo
Imagers, Urodegaurd Crowns, Coroy-Mc-Kcnrlcs
and Wrcth's Cafe.
Tonight In tho 8 o'clock squad will bo
tho Lelsys. Clara Belles, Jabea Cross,
Mutual Life Insurance and Chris Lycks.
Monday night at 8 o'clock another squad
composed of the Misfits, Martin's Tigers,
Jetter'a Old Age and Deselln'a Trade
Marks will occupy tho alleys. Doublej
and alnsle will be rolled Monday and
Tuesday afternoons and evenings. It la
expected that all events will be rolled by
midnight Tuesday night.
Tho following aro tho rulea that will
Govern the tournament!
Tournament open to all comers.
All entries and money to bo paid to II.
Kdlson or at the alley not later than
Thursday, January II.
All games to be bowled on three sets
of alleys (No. 4 and 5. 0 and 7. 9 and
Entry fee to be tl each for five-men
event, CO cents each for double and Wo
each for elnglea
All money paid In "to be. paid out as
follows: For each event, 40 per cent,
first. 99 per cent, second ; IS per cent,
third; lb per cent, fourth; & per cent,
flfti
Ten per cent of gross entries to be
given for tho all event prize.
' The tournament to start at 3 o'clook
Sunday afternoon. January Si.
Tho Ive-men event to bo bowled first,
doubles and singles to follow.
Any five men can bowl a a team,
providing there aro not more than three
members that are on another team.
The first game bowled In the five-men
event to be counted In the all event
jrlc
All (tames to be bowled as achcdulod
or forfeited.
Last Week' Work.
Last week's bowling wa probably the
most spectacular over witnessed In
Omaha's bowling history. League rec
ords were smashed, and high totals were
rolled early In the week, only to be
beaten later.
Last Sunday when the Bl Paxos rplled
8.1S, the highest ever rolled In the city
under the present system of weights. It
ira thought this score would stand for
several seasons. The Wroth' Cafo team
was not willing that this bo the cose.
Thursday night they toppled the pins
for a grand total of 3,123, The Met
team also came In for Its sharo ot the
honors by rolling 3.0S6 In the match
Thursday nlsht The Clara nolle also
stand high with a 3,630 team score.
Among the Individuals Captain Green i Horn
of tho El Paxos chalked up a total of ! J"1'
"04, closely followed by Hill Learn of tho uTnVrt
Ron. In three different matches ho was
welt over the COO-mark rach time, and not
one game was below 200.
Not only were the foregoing rolling
good ten pins, but other players were
piling up big scores. This Is shown by
the fact that nlno 0C0 totals wero re
corded In tho lloostor league Tuesday
night, and the Omaha leaguers went oven
Vetter with nineteen COO mnrks.
Other features of tho week were tho
defeat of tho Luxu team, which lends
tho Omaha league, by tho Old Style La
gers, nnd the defeat of tho lending Storz
Triumphs team of the (late City league
at tho hands of the Mickey Gibsons.
Several special matches wore rolled bo-
tween teams composed of tho younger
and less experienced rollers of this city.
IMim to On to HI. 1'iiul.
Willi tho International tournament at
St. Paul Just two weeks away, a few
Omaha teams aro lining themselves up to
make tho trip. It has been definitely an
nounced that tho Mctz, Wroth'a Cafe and
Stors Triumphs of Omaha, and tho Jet
tor's Old Ago ot South Omaha, will enter.
Tin Old Stylo Lagers and. tho Bl Paxos
also statnd a good show of making the
trip.
Although It has not yet been announced,
It la thought that tho Omaha teams will
roll their events February 1S-10. This Is
the first tlmo Omaha teams have taken
an active Interest In tho northern tourna
incnt, nnd It Is expected that with tho
strong lineups that will attend, that they
will bo heard from,
Every day tho local bowling supporters
are receiving literature from offlc:als
of tho American Ilowllng congress, boost
ing tho tournament to bo hold at Duffalo,
On account ot tho great distance together
with a little enmity that has sprung up
between the western bowlers and the
American Howling congress, no Omaha
team will bo seen In the big tournament
this sensoji,
, llftoatrr I.cnaiic
W
Clara Betl4 , 3S
iiie Lrfiisys...,, , .sa
Chris Lycks 3.1
Mutual Life Ins. Co 27
Ilrandes' HlghbalU......,.Z
Omaha Field Club S3
Deacon Press ,, ,,.13
Elks' Club 17
Individual averages:
Fanton :ttDnmin ....
Vnrtchow MIPrltichr .,
Koott 1V7J. Wrtk
rirratona , lMWuctrlch ...
K. Help! lMI(ow!l
( Johnion IMA. llnwcr..
Youarn 1UIV.1 I 'oiler..
Nult lDOMaurer .....
It. SclpU Uir. Jruh...
Cain HXlrren
J. Jsro.li ,.. l0ChrlpUnn
ConraJ lMOrott
llamcritrum UTJurkaon ....
Toman lKll'owell
Oolt UdKldaon
Martin ISHMb I'otter.
Mtlum HIFurar
Btuna lllltarkar
C. Vwke lMIttehr
Ot Jotmncm..,. il J 11. noweri..
Murphy Did It.... 29
Puritan Laundry 30
Knlitut of Columbus Lrngue
18
11
21
28
.403
.281
Nam. At.
Thomaa Ml
MUtfrald ITS
Kcnnadf Ill
Klni HJ
Oilman lit
llartr 1ST
Motion Hi
Cobrr US
Mullta ui
Walch 1M
Mllek 131
Iloltr ltl
O'KMf 14!)
Iluahman, It 11
Hunter. T 1H
tlournroll ,. 149
llnnlmr. f Ill
Lirr, 4 1VI
Metropolitan I.rnirnc,
L.
16
23
21
31
31.
31
34
37
Pet.
.704
.CI I
.Gil
.474
,453
.4211
.401
.315
Nam. At.
McAndrtwa 1J1
Johniton, A. J 17
ilryunun 1U
Fltigerald, J.... 134
llarkln lai
Johniton, J. K lit
Mahtr 131
Uuihman, Qi,. 110
KOMoarn ,,..., lzi
Cunalnsbtm 171
Cirln 1Z4
Holbrook in
Lcarr, Wm ltt
Uyrna HIS
Johnson. P , lit
Asaman 113
McAulay 101
niand IK Kran
Zlmmamian ......... Ill C1ninbr
norcard isiToDDlnc
Pleronnet Ifinifrmtn Ill
ntc mitnttkta i:$
Coinmrrrlal
Lrnscue.
Won. Lost.
Brodegaard Crowns 33 13
Jetter Old Ago , S3 10
Uesclln Trade Mark 33 2t
Frank's Candy Kids St 23
Uumohr's Old Tavern 23 20
Jabot Cross 21 30
Quick Serve ,18 3tl'
Tracy's La Truda 13 3U
Kan.
Erj
"Ulng" ...
Ira
Cron
Cuming ...
AniUr( .
Ket
Ilmmtrmaa
K04-rbri ,
Cochran .
Hull
Nalaon
McDonald
l'ljmton .
Huntlnitoo
Olltirtath
Noras ard .
turtle
Uohtrtr ...
Illand ....
Rtanler ...
lihr ....
HU
rrlnmu
Rtella
INDIVIDUAL AVIClUalSS.
At.) Name,
.. HllFf.ln ....
.. 1111 IJ. Morni
.. lit
. Ill
.. ltl
. Ill
,. ITS
.. m1
., us
.. in1
.. 17
.. m
.. 1TI
.. in
.. 174
.. 173
.. 17
.. 17SI
Sliulu
UoCab ...
nroffn ....
Hhonmann
Pet.
.723
,6(3
,611
.674
.403
.412
.333
.Vi
At.
.. 171
... 17S
Federals Try to Put Halter on Big Chief
i i i II ,
3i mmm
iM i I'll ill li I
'afafaWlltll Willi 1 1 1 1 llll IBM l f
JH .n
S '?i? Abbott' ... .: iii T..T ...V...V.V....... in tm.Ii
2T. .S3 J 44,644 N5rg,ifa ..." 17S Weber 1(1 I I TTf ' P?rR51 fl I
34 .370 43,200 Milfe, ...I " "!.. J1!Bratnlaa 161 HSWiWiii
38 .290 41.H5 liottman ill Karr 1M I liWsfgiiffai
i4 .is.-. o..... iiiiimei w ,jtt.: i w. . nr i
Pete Loch's ira..... 37
Drozda'a Kenos 34
Edelweiss 30
SI'amrocks 27
Ulue Labels 22
Hugo F. Ullz... Zi
Mogulllans 19
Ortman'B Baiters 11
Individual averages:
n.n 19JB. jft.
. Jaroih 190 L. Hanaen .....Ida
Abbott las Morton Ill
I'aulaen 11211. Hanaen 1(0
fro HOJ. Ind.. 1W
llelmer in p. Schneider 1J7
Drown 17tL. L
1). Mona IttKoch IS
MnHnniM 174HlmDBOn
un - lMKalkenberc
V. Jiroih lllllollenberier 111
Jonee lTOOrtmnn '
8. Hanaen lMI'etenon lt
llamlll 1M Keller 1
W. Schneider tnr.Montan 1(2
I Lytle 18 Knler J
II, Land lit lllnkell , 11
Grlflllh 141 McOuIro Ml
Stnnilard Oil Lrngue,
Team. P. W. L. Pet. Pins.
Polarlno Auto Oil.... 48 35 13 .729 22,653
Perfection Oil 43 21 24 . 467 18,623
Mica Axlo Orease.... 48 21 27 . 438 20,405
Crown Oasollno 45 16 29 .356 18,810
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
Name.
Cain .,
Ilobart
Jonea ,
limit i
llaarmann Ill
Ileum 14Si
llBltcatelle 147
Kverett HS
VerltT Ill
Kiln 141'
I'lameondon 140!
Mnalo City l.ntKiic.
TEAM STANDING.
Name. Won. Lost. Pet.
Martin Tlrers 40 14 .741
So. Omaha Ico Co.. 37 17 .6S3
Jetter'a Old Age.... 32
Illnchey Lads ...... 31
The White Sox 29
Culkln's Tailors .... 30
Stock Yds. Nat. Bk. 16
Uncle Sam's Vets... 10
Nam.
Ill Ham
171 mtehrf ..
171 Kennedr ..
ltl yaaerberc
II. Hewler ....
J. llawley ....
N'tweorabe ....
Wile
Sutidrrlnutt l.ruKur.
W, h
Herringbones 15 6
HatiHum Hrtx 14 7
Certified Koals .....10 11
Yello Wagons 9 13
Sumascos 9 13
Economy Nuts 7 It
Individual averages:
Altchlwa
tioek
Htircti ,
Klelm
ttstmn ,
Hldner
1'ailck
K. M. Sunderland
Btrotker
I). M. Rlaerle...
(1. C. Bdirlr....
Parker
Osden
Darren
l'elir
Anderson
Witenpauch
Peek
31. IS. Bunderland... It J
Clan (Jordan l.ratcue
INDIVIDUAL STANDING.
A.
lit
W
.... ml
17
Voea in retcraon 1
SDaw 170 Keller ill
eteraen 170 Koeh m
Needhan , 1T Klmerald
Crown W Itler 177
Chandler 1(3 Ohneaors 177
iit&ion .............. iaa vuoiejr ,.............
llencele
tlodn
Dahmka
ICS Hone , J'J '"
161 Iplnkl m Jlrlsia
Ill McDonnell n
111 Elter ? Towl ...
110 Hancock m vnnc
At.
.... 1U
llouili
lrdnndecker
.Ste.tdard ...
3. Mojrna ..
Itoaenberg
Crow
Swltt
1(1 ChadJ "
1U Klreaton 17
Ill Hall 171'Mahoner
Nam,
Howe
Tanner. U.....t...... IX
Thomaa 1(3
njrch w
Clayborn Ill
Clreen IU
Kruae H3
Nolan Id
Tanner, J 1(1
j to
117
1J4
111
IU
HI
, 17S.IJndier
Ill Nelaon .
111 j Tea I 13
,, iii ir iti
., 173'Bratnlan 161
172 Kirr log
0 171, T1UH 10
ir:'coron io
17Anderaon ISi
169 Amaden 1(9
1C Moore 151
163 Dudler 137
m Beaten Hi
IMlWtler IU
Iii1 llempel ISO
1C BchmlU 117
m Cook 140
1S1 uallup ui
nitlennett ...
,. mwaltenbers
., UOWIlke
. lis smith .....
. IIIMUllla
,. UICol1n ....
. llolLaieratrom
,. lttTuneate ...
.. lllPuehi
.. HIKlultnan ..
.. UlKIm
.. 131 Palmer ....
.. isillurt
.. IKITIc.
.. 13(Owln
. lWWllllimi .
.. 1 Rockwell .
UlOlfna (I
170 culkln
,, let noun ..........
in I'aaka
11 Whipple
1(1 Kins
Ontahn (In LeuKue.
TEAM STANDlNu.
Team. W. L- Pet.
Tar Uabies 38 .74
Intensoes 31 is .
Comfort Irons ....... S3 28 . 455
Does W 29 .433
Hot Plate tl 30 .403
Dispatchers IS 33 .353
III Clark
.. 1M Orlbbl
.. lit Chat .
... HJ Co ...
' Winters
Pet.
.711
,C6
.476
.(38
.428
.333
.. in
.. no
.. in
Hi rtaiier ..
!'? I Hanieu .
j i Watts ...
'iii Hhame .
"i ios MrUonald
. let Nlon
" vL lienor. .
" tfi (ampb.ll
90
111
111
131
i lt
14
117
, in
its
Pins.
3l.1t
30,805
28.603
29.680
29.627
29,107
Ncdham
Donirtjr
Abbott .
Noraaard
Miller ,
lioltman
Lee ....
fianJera
Dober ..
Lane
Inditrom
Btora
Hoffmann
l'urahouae
I Dahmke
Hoffman, Oicar
Ktdtora ..
Lanrworthr
Orote r...... 14
TEAM STANDING.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Luxus 23 16 .590
Metz 2(1 19 .578
Wmlhi ..I !.... 26 19 .578
1 Corey & McKenzles 23 30 .621
uiii style imager ,. n
El Paxos 13 31 .371
Wlnehener
INDIVIDUAL AVEIUGES
At. Nam.
1H iwnerlr
ltt llosera
1(0 BtlTeraoa
1(1 1-arkburat
......... 1M Hyan ..
lit liorilaiid
lit K'nuJion
1(1 Moran .
, 111 Clarke
lldlMlh -.
Ti Wood. K K 143 Lueena
?, Wood 1 T 14 Phillip
! lis schmldt
rionnle Doons ...
Tarn O. Shanters
Hobble Burns
Thistles
Individual averages;
W.
.. 14
.. 9
.. 7
.. 6
L..
4
U
i:
tiers
lloiler
Illcntler
Culllaoa
Hltchen
,7771 Iniereol
500'Martls
;s8s
At.
131
133
136
133
m
Ill
ISO
IK
117
117
1
1S4
in
Hamilton
A. Valeoatr.
It. Wataon .
"Wroth'a Cafe team with 69S. K. Solple
of the Wroth'a Cafe team also toppled
the pins for G32, and Ted Neale was right
behind -with a S.
The rolling of Jimmy Jarosh was
probably the best exhibition ot the sea-
l&tT. falconer.
iRileed lit
llllllilop ill
111 J. Watioa 11
llOIx.Un 117
IStMalaom lit
limtileJda lft
Munro in I jail 1M
Merrta Ill Johniton 100
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Name. Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
rtron ntng-Klng Co..,.. 39 27 12 .613
Bourgeois Co SO 23 16 .69)
McQuillan's Hats.,,,.,, S3 20 19 .613
lit Btors Triumphs 60
i mils uuiva y;
til Mohrmia lit
lie Braner 119
1(0 OarUoo 117
., 140 Kan IK
., 13 Anderaon 116
U3'
(ntr Oitv ,enne,
TEAM STANDING. . . .
Played, won. jjosi. i-ci.
Name.
tklple, K.
McCabe . .
Vouicm ..
Cunrad . . .
Kdasn ...
Cain
Ncal
Deaman .,
Howell ...
Jaroah, )
INDIVIDUAL AVEItAGES.
At. Name.
. 11)0 Huntington ...
. 19) Cumins ......
. 197 Week. C
. 191 Jaroah, K....
. IK Toraan ,
, 1H McCarthy ....
. m Mauer ........
. 191 Hanion
,. Ill UalZCr
lt'J Hammeratrom
Pins.
.35,614
42,2.5
41,934
37,379
37.379
39,7b0
AT.
... 1S3
... 1S4
... HI
tournament was welcome news to tho
local rollers. They have been leading
the Gato City league all season and are
entitled to tho trip. Tho players on this
team aro not the best In the city, but
hey are Just good enough to tear off a
good total if they get started.
Tho El Paxos and Old Stylo Lagers arc
International tournament possibilities.
Both have been shooting good ten pins
and ought to make a good shwlng at
Minneapolis.
Thero aro now enough sharks In Omaha
to make up a big scratch tournament.
Tho way the entries aro coming Into tho
uoostcr tournament show this. About
100 first-class rollers aro entered.
Tho younger bowlers are taking more
Interest in the game this season than
over before. There aro several teams
now organized that are not Identified
with any league, but aro rolling match
games with each other.
The Gate City league seems to bo the
training school for tho Omaha league. It
has turned out Learn, R. Sclple, Terrell,
C. Johnson. Shields and a fow others.
Several Commercial league teams aro
also made up of Gate City stars.
Tho Idea that tho Booster leatrue tour
nament will In any way Interfere with a
city tournament, is all folly. Tho Booster
leaguers invited tne other leagues to take
Part and tho invitation hnm benn no.
cepted by all. If a city tournament Is held
the Booster leaguers will be found sup
porting It as well as they have their own
tournament. Tho chances for a city
tournament aro slim owlnir to a lack of
organization, and the Individuality among
mo ciijrs leagues, i'or tnis reason all
the leagues rallied to tho support of tho
uoosier league tournament,
Omaha alley managers are brnucht faca
to faco every day with a condition that
is hard to overcome. Every night the
alloys are crowded to thnlr nnnneltv with
league teams rolling their regular matches
ana many or tlio organized teams not
identified with any league find It hard
to aecuro alleys on which to roll their
special matches. With the 'number of
leagues and outside teams In the city
this season a need for moro alleys Is
seen. However, It Is a known fact that
Omaha Is not much of a Qlty for day
light bowling and as this is a big source
of revenue, alloy owners aro a little un
willing to risk tho expense of putting In
a new eet of' alleys. A few of those best
posted on bowling conditions assert that
on account of the growth of tho game
here and tho prospects for continued
growin a new set or alleys would pay.
It Is thought that before another sea
son opens a new bowling home win bo
created for the local sharks.
Stiehm's Basket
Ball Stars Trim
Wesleyan Team
LINCOLN, Neb., Jon. 24.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Nebraska had an easy time with
tho crack Wesleyan five tonight, win
ning si 10 aw. xne coyotes did not force
tho Huskers to extend themselves, and as
a result Stiehm's pupils Bluffed. For
Nebraska Haskell was the star, throwing
seven goals from field whllo Keester did
tho best work for Wesleyan. The samo
icuino wm pmy tomorrow nigm
The lineup:
WESLEYAN
Keester
Kllno ItFIRF Haskell
Fotz CIC Meyers
Vlfoualn LGILG Huetr
Johnson ItniKG Hawkins
suDstltuuonx: Alcuee ror Johnson:
Cozier for Kline: Gary for Johnson:
HMeias lor iianillK: Howard ror Haw
kins. Field goals: Keester, 2; Kline, 1;
Fotz. l: HUBsey. 1: Hanzllk. 1: Haskell.
7; Myers, 3; Hawkins, 1; Shields, 2. Free
throws: Keester, 10; Haskell, 1. Freo
throws missed: Keester, 2; Haskell. 2
Fouls called: Kline, 1; Hussey, 1; McGee.
i; iianziiK, i; nasKeti, z; aiyers, z; iiaw.
Kins, 6; snieias, L iteteree, wuugu
Hastings High School
Students m Tourney
Tho Federals are eagerly pursuing Big
Chief Johnson with a peck measure In ono HASTINGS, Neb., Jan. 24. (Special
hand and a halter In tho other. Tho peck Telegram.) Tho argument that school
measure holds a largo stack or united athletics aro for the choBen few was re
States notes and the halter Is a legal fUtd In the basket ball tournament
document to tho effect that the redskin which closed today In the Hastings High
twlrler promises to curve the leather over I BChool, the first lnterclass basket ball
the plato for the outlaws in the next mild event of the local school and probably
season. The chief Is still kicking up his tno tirat m tno tate. Moro than 100 stu-
hcels, and galloping all over the lot. it is dentB or a per cent 0f the enUro student
BEATRICE FIYE TAKES GAME
Defeats Council Bluffs Quintet by
Score of 36 to 28.
FAST W0KK BY NEBRASKANS
Spurt on Pnrt of Council Bluffs
Team Toward End of (J nine
Comes Ncnr Endtnif Game
Differently.
Tho Beatrice, Neb., Hlgn school basket
ball team defeated tho Council Btuffa
High quintet Friday night at tho Bluffs
gymnasium by the closo scoro of 36 to 28.
Tho Beatrico High flvo played all
around tho Bluffs boys, their teamwork
and basket tossing was too much for
them, especially In tho forepart ot tho
game.
Captain Mcintosh and Putnam featured
for tho Bluffs High, the former In pass
ing and guarding and the latter in basket
shooting. (
Captain Herman, Le Baa and Adams
put up a star game for Beatrice' and they
wero responsible for most of the scoring
for their team.
In the first half Beatrice took the lead
In the first few minutes, by their fast
basket shooting and teamwork. Puryear,
tho Bluffs center, shot the first basket,
which woke his teammatea up and they
got moro "pep," but the high schoolers
from Nebraska got too much of a lead
through tho fouls called on the Bluffs
High and their fast basket tossing. The
half ended: Council Bluffs High, 8; Be
atrice High, 25.
The Bluffs High went Into tho game
with a will In tho second half. They
played all around Beatrice In this half
and their spurt In the last ten minutes
of playing came near tlclng the score.
Score:
C. B. H. S,
Putnam L.F,
Baskets: Council Bluffs Hlch school.
Putnam (4), Pickering, Puryear (3), Mc
intosh (2). Beatrico High school, Le Bas
(5). Herman (3). Adams (4). Riddell (I).
Free throws: Council Bluffs High school.
dickering 5). Beatrice High school.
Herman (7). Points awarded: Council
Bluffs High school. 3: Beatrice Hlsh
school, 1. Score, first half: Council
lilUfls High school, S; Beatrice High
school, 25. Score, second half: Council
Bluffs High Bchool, 20: Beatrico Hlg)i
school, 11. Referee: A. W. (Gus) Miller,
Omaha. Timekeepers: Jones, Beatrice,
and Nead of Council Bluffs. Scorer:
Gross Tlmo of halves: Twenty minutes.
Attendance: 250.
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onoo company, Beiuen-urecKs, mirraoni
Allstars. Merchants National bank and YORK COLLEGE TRIMS
uyme-Hammers. nctlTDdl fITV nillMTCT
AVllev and Doo Cook are paired up In utla l hmu uii i uuiiiili
the doubles in the Booster league tourna
ment,
The next thing in order will bo a TORK. Neb.. Jan, 24. (Special Tele
tournament for tho benefit of the smaller I gram.) York college defeated Central
clty i a game of basket Dan. by a scor
, ' :,r?.r. nu of 6S to a. The lineup:
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congress.
The Clara Belles still have that $100 for
any Booster league team to roll against.
tho Chris LycKs prererrea.
The Leary engravers and Ragan's Fal
stafts will roll oft their postponed game
mis oiternoon on we juornsou auoyit.
Jimmy Jarosh, who Is rolling the best
game In the city, will wear a Wroth's
cafe shirt at the Minneapolis tourna.
ment.
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Rnhstitutes: Central City. Myers for
Hansen; York. Hall lor Lynaster.
-Wavahtmrton Plan
nrnirr orlffith of Washington states
v.. nii ntnhabiT send his veteran players
Teal will enter the singles and doubles to CharlotteavtU; on , the 6th i or tlt ol
Some Hull and Pins.
Hero Is & list of the teams that chal
lenge each other: Sunderland Bros All
Stare. Btanrdard Oil AUatars, McCord
Bradys, Orchard & Wllhelms, Drexel
ieui win enter uie BinKivs miu uouuica j - Vi.. l Tvniinv nltrhj.ru would
.v.. xf.nnnny.n. .n.imom.n. o i.,.i I March, and that MS young piicners wouia
After the excitement of the Booster t7Jnto hftve his young pitchers In shape
U .? . ," ' ; 1 bv the time me regulars uruvc.
Belles and Storx Triumphs will bo ready uy .
for the Grand Island teams. nohrrr Sold to Sacramento.
The women have taken quite an active TASTINGS, Neb., Jan. 21. (Special
Interest In the bowling game. Every I ihumm uwillitm Rohrer of Hastings.
Thursday afternoon they occupy the Mor- I ror three years catcher for Oakland. In
rlson alleys and roll special matches. th9 Pacific league, has been sold to Sae
Tha announcement that the Storx Trl- I ramento In the same league and Will
umphs would go to the International I leave for training February SO.
Pickering R.F.
i'uryear c.
Mcintosh (O..R.G.
Leverctt L.G.
BEATRICE H. S.
C .Le Bas
R.F Herman (C.)
L.F Adams
R.G Cook
L.G Riddell
number of free throws, having mado
nineteen. Noland of tho Nebraska Tele
phone company is third with the number
of points to lila credit, having sixty-six,
whllo P. Quackenbuah of Bellevuo col-
lege follows next with a total of slxty
threo points. Gardener of the high)
school has perhaps tho larger number of
points for the games ho has taken part!
In. Out of four contests he piled up a
total of forty-four scores.
When It comes to making fouls. No-
land of tho Telephone team has by far
the most. A total of twenty-nine stand
chalked up against him. But having such
a large number does not prove that he
Is tho roughest player by any means.
The aggressive manner In which he plays
has been the direct cause of such a largo
number of fouls. Btookey of Bellevua
follows next with seventeen, while Dutch
Plats of tho high school and Wilson ot
tho Telephones each have fifteen against
them.
Crnif Defeat Crofton.
CRAIG. Neb.. Jan. 21 fSrwu.Int ri,
High school basket ball team defeated
Crofton High school team Friday even
ing at Crofton. 15 to 11. The Crofton
team, up to last night, had won evety
came. The Craig team probably Is tho
fastest team In the state, considering
age and experience: and the fact that It
represents a town of 600 population makes
the honor all the greater. Any teams In
the state that can produce a record will
uo consiuereu tor a game Dy UOttch
Bonderson.
Hnstlng Sells TacWc.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Jan. 2t. Snprlni
Telegram.) Tho Hastings base ball club
has sold First Baseman Tacke to Winni
peg in the Northern league. The price Is
a little below the draft figure for this
league.
Key to the Situation Beo Advertising.
Ambassador Page
Guest of King George
LONDON, Jan. 24. Walter Hlne Page,
the United States ambassador, and his
wife are among the guests of King
Oeorgo and Queen Mary at the first ot a
series of week-end parties to be given
during their majesties' stay at Windsor
entitle. The ambassador and Mrs. Page
left London today for the castle, where
they are to remain until Monday.
The Persistent ana Judlcio'is Us of
Newspaper Advertising Uv the Road t
Business Success.
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