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KENHERDELL HERE"
TO FIX RACE DATES
Head of A.'A.'A.sViiit Local Sptcd-
i . tni Official and Tti'inaa "
' Time of Opening" Meet v
JtiNAGEMEHT FAVORS JULY C
Bnl Tmom Hu tsja ate aari'lte
toaseat Hul Ba Oatalaea ia
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Thl' track will be dn of he most
apectacnlar track. In the country," de
clared Richard Kennerdcll. 'chairman of
the contest board of the American' Auto
mobile, association, as he cast- hi first
gianoe over , the Omaha auto speedway
yesterday afternoon. , "Trie kind of races
jreu can hold on thla speedway will at
tract all . kind of people- and any race
held' on 'thla, track Is bound to be a
thriiier. ..;; ' 'A'' ..'"
"liven though, a full length grandstand
in Wilt fofutie,,0pn1ng day. ;.it should
Re .'packed if Omaha' and ' Nebraska' find
the -prpwirrea automobile Yacths.'jkhat
all otUvr peraona in the country do. '
l "Ilht ' pouilble a vri(fi ' of' ' apeed
ahould be maintained on thla track, and,
abrr-l!,'fflfr ef-hfluUJ be" 'turned
Jt," aa thcae board ,are eaay on tlrea
and Aa not-jar the jnlnute mechanlam
ojf he dellrat radnf rdotora. If aeveiv
Urh.or- rlhtepn"cttra atart , over ' twelve
bould finlnli. n 'event which, fleMom oo
ia on. dirt trachu, whluh are hard on
Urea and ahake .encinea. ;
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Omaha-Atato Bpeedway
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Compiled by Irwin Al. Howe, League Utatlallflun.
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one of .the beat In the land, I can aee
that now. Aa apeotatora will be afforded
a uU vlftw -of every bit at the track and
will nof miaa that tbrhi which accom?
janieajtha taking- of tuma aa on many
Q-acke: Th apaed hould be great and
rncorda ahould be broken. If the openlni
meet here la not a rooalnc auoceaa, I
mlaa my Judrment." v
Mr. Kennerdall wea the ,ueat of the
ajjeedway management yeaterday. , He
waa brought her for the dlacuaatoa of an
cpninT date. , i
The management la dealroua of July 4,
bit Tacorna applied for and received that
late aoma time agio. Mr, Kennerdel au
ajeated that a letter be written hlra br
Whertff McShane. who la aa familiar with
the automobile racing; game aa any man
la tha country, asking; for July i, and tot
ting forth reaaone why the Omaha meet
will not conflict with the one to be held
In Tacorna. . ;
McKhane will do that and Mr. Kennetv
111 will aend Tacorna a copy of tht let
1r, aaklng If Tacom baa any objection.
3f not, the opening raoa wUl be held here
that day. . '
Dte la Geed Oae.
July would be an Ideal date for Omaha.
On July I and 4 elimination trial could be
held and the big race on' Monday, whloh
wlU be the holiday, aa Jtily I ta Sunday.
Krlvera who raca at Indlanapolia on
DocoraUoa day can race on the. new C1U-
ugo track, which will be board . oon.
art ruction almllar to the Omaha track, oa
June a. at Bloux City On June J5nd here
m July t. thua making tour tneeu eaaUy
in Juat a bit over a monlh'a ttjna.'
. Such a eciedula would bring the.beat
S!ivera In the world here, aa they woul4
t four chancea at big puraea whr
they ueually gat but one or twa in the
& lonath of time.
The apeeUwar haa aUo nut In a rnurv..
tloo for datea bet wen cVutember U and !
trtober 18. In addition ti le opening race,
big meet arlll be held aometlme dxiring
r cloae to the Ak-Sar-ben (mrnlvul. The
Ak-Ber-Ben will bring many, people' to
Omaha and a big automobile race would
bring emieat aa many mere. VIUj a! 6U6
tnile race gnd the big Ak-Xnr-Km parade
and carnival held during the aamo daya,
Omaha would be a vtrltaile. haven for
l-ieaaure aeekeri from far aad aear.Tttere
will be no trouble in obtaining a sanc
tion for the meet during Ak-Ftir.Ren,' ac
cording to Mr. Kenneriell. ,
The opening race will probably be of
too-iulle length .although it may be dipped
to XO in lice later. It la thought that on
the boarda the cara will be able to run
twice aa far without tire rhangea aa on
dirt or brick track.
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BENEDICT IS TRACK MANAGER
Will Supervise Work of the Omaha
High School Cadets.
M'LEAN TO HANDLE 'EASE BALL
Mesti Are Being; Schednled Brtweea
, the Local and foreign Teams .
1 Robblna to Aaslat Goald lai
he Basket Game.
The athletlo . board of Central. , "High
school held awneetlng on Tuesday after
noon and elected Ralph Benedict It rack
manager. At the ame time, it named
Verne McLean base bal) rnnriagcr. ' Bene
dict la a senior and CftPUin . of .'Company
A. The track work, ia to be much more
extensive, thla year than, bofqre. Meet
are being scheduled '. with Kana City.
Bloux City, Chicago and Denver and there
will also be the.' regular state "meeting,
wblphi Omaha Von. laat year , by a large
majority pt yotcs, , McLean, is one of the
beat base, ball men , on the school, hav
ing played for, three year An the team.
1 Wyma'n 'RobbinaT'was appointed aaalstr
ant bfesket ball jtiftnagor to assist Edwin
Oould,' the manager. The else of tht
O'a" were Inweaaed for thla. year to fit
aome white sweaters which ware donated
by a man very much Interested in the
foot ball team. Kor aome tlnie now tbe
board haa, discontinued 1ta practice of
giving sweaters? to the men Npho make
the team, so If, the feHowa get sweaters
they will jrct'(thernr. through aome indi
vidual whj wisheVte donate them.
Wins First of Series
of Squash Matches
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Htephen J. Feron
won the first of the serlea of squash
tenhls matches today for the professional
championship on his home court at the
Hervard Club, defeating Walter 8. Kln-
sella of the Squash club, an ex-champlon
of England, 17-13, 15-8, 15-7, 1S-3. Dr. Al
fred Htlllman, second national amateur
champion, acted as referee and marker. .
Morris Wins from
.Carroll on.a Foul
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., Dec. 17.-Carl Morris,
heavyweight of Oklahoma, tonight won
on a torn from "Sailor" Carroll of Ban
Francisco. In the third .round o f a
scheduled ten-round bout. Carroll had the
beat of the fight as far as it went Morris
delivered some' terrific blows, which ap
parently did qot affect tne Callfornlan.
Palka: Cullon. 1: Anderson. 1: Packard..!: Bugs. It Brown, Pt. BMiey.i;
Ieolalr. 1: Stone. 3. k i . -
Average nrnd runs' per game.
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Last Tear Manager of 'Peoria Team
to Succeed Callahan. , I
SIGNS FOB, TERM OP ONE YEAR
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lias Batlt
erer ad
Players Thoaga Ceaflae4
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V Reatatloa aa Dliror.
id Develeper if Tsssg '
CIIICAOO, Deo. 17. Clarence Rowland,
laat year manager of the Peoria 'Three-I
league club, today algned aa manage of
the Chicago Americana for a term of one
year. J
Rowland gucceedt Jimmy Callahan, who
waa manager of the White Socka for the
laat three aeaaona. Callahan, it was an
nounced,, will be retained by the club In
connection with Its business department.
RoWlaad'a experience in base ball
haa been confined to the. minor leagues,
but. he has built a reputation aa a dis
coverer and developer of young ball play
era. Among those whoa careers began
on -liia recommendation ia Larry Doyle,
captain oi uie uiaau. The new man
ager la 23 years old. ' He began playing
ball In. Dubuque, where, as catcher and
outfielder, '' be served aa manager and
pit owner of the Three-I league club.
Rowland's sal action came aa a surprise
.to 'Chicago fans, many of whom expected
Kddle Colllps would be appointed to the
place. J ,
The" signing of Rowland, it was re
ported here thla afternoon, might result i
in "Kid" Qleasoa obtaining hla release
and poewbly assuming the management
if the New York Americans. Oleason
baa acted as roach and adviser to Cal
lahan for -some years.
Iowa and tfebrlsfc-.
to Meet on Gridiron
, AgainSNext Year
IOWA CITY;, la." Dee. 17.-Speclal.-p
Iowa will play Nebraska at foot ball
again ''in 1915 despite the rumors to the
contrary. Manager Reed of Nebraska and
ICellog of ' lowe . met in Des ; Momee
yesterday . and1 made arrangements for
the game.'. The date of the annual clash,
whloh la to be held at Lincoln next year,
haa not boon definitely settled. ,v
NEW BRAVES' GROUNDS
ff-LlKE THE YALE BOWL
. BOSTON. ,Dec 17.-One-tory cement
atanda capable of seating approximately
45,000 spectators wlll.be built at the Bos
ton National, league club's new base ball
park In the ' Atlron? Wtatrlci " President
James E. Oafftef TSald ttday that the
grounds would be constructed something
after the manner of the Yale bowl.
Mr. Gaffney haa had assurance from
President J. J. Lannin of the club that
the Braves, will be allowed tbe use of
Fenway p4dt.UrfUt the .now . plant is
ready.- J.ZZU
It Is expected that construction will
be finished -a bout July 4: '
Change in National ' ; 1
Base Ball Agreement
CINCINNATI. Dec. lt.-itecUon 1, .article
III of the National base ball agreement,
has been amended by the concurrent vote
of each major league and of the National
association by Increasing the membership
of the Joint committee on playing, rules
to seven members, according to- a national
commission notice issued today. . Aa
amenaea ana effective front today ' on
thla section and article, will read aa follows:
"Whenever the commission certifies to
the president of each major league and
to the secretary of the National associa
tion that in its Judgment the playing
rules require amendment, a Joint com
mission from each major league and one
representative of the National association
shall meet on or before October of the
year In which such notice la served, and
aaopt a code of rule for the ensuing
season. .
LA PLASOMA CLUB WINS
FROM N. N. L QUINTET
The La Plavoma club of Heinls park
d rested the N. N. 8. club of the Orace
Lutheran church Wednesday evening.
The lineup for the La Plasomaa ta as
follow: Right forward, 11. ' Unchaa;
left forward, M. Laraou; center. I. 80 r-
nseni right guard. V. Krvln and ti. Kurs;
It ft guard, Kurs and L. Bchermerhorn.
For game call It.- Linehan. Harney 512,
or M. Larson, Walnut If, between 6 JO
and 7 o'clock.
Sulea Hea Oophere.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. IT.-Lorln Poloa,
u.r fulil.j-K f the university of Minne
sota's foot ball tram, today was eltM.ted
. (.! in of tli eleven for the Ivi tetani
Next tall Ul be bolon'e third year 04
Unt teain,
WoagrrCnl Coaarsi Reaaegy.
I r. V.- X'i Lewaoii.cf Kdisan, Tana.,
writes: "Dr. .Klng'a New I'lereyery is a
j-vy.-t wonderful vouk'u cold and lung
in Sj.;iDJ MkijLUt ti.9. drusgisu.
AJvurtlBerneDt. . .
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JOHN G. F0LLANSBEL ' ...
- iinva iiwiivis) wiiiiaiiii viani
NEW YORK, Dec. 17 John O. Follans- i
.bee, financier and steward of the Jockey
club, died yesterday "afternoon At Sum
mit, N. J. He had been In poor nealth
for many months. . Until racing met re
verse In the eaat Mr. Follanabee owned
and raced many noted horses. He was
largely Interested In western and Mexi
can ranch properties.
Slavs in Austrian
Army Glad to Yield
GENEVA. Switzerland, Tim: 17. Re
ports which have fllterod through the
Swiss Tyrol frontier from Innshruck,
Austria, are to the effect that one of the
principal reasons why the Servian army
took 20,000 prisoners after their victory
over the Austrian waa that the Slav ele
ment in the Austrian retreating mrce
gladly aurrendcred, shouting, "Welcome,
comrades; don't slioot!"
Even some of the officers deserted, the
reports say. A few Austrian officers, it
la added, were found shot In the back.
Vienna is still unaware that Belgrade
has been retaken by the Servians, but
Budapest la better informed.
Emden's Crew Again
Terrorizing Seas
MANILA, Dec. 17. Forty men of the
crew of the German cruiser Emden, who
were left on Coeds Inland when the Aus
tralian cruiser Sydney discovered the
Emden knd Torced it to run ashore some
time ago, hava captured a col'lrr, mounted
two Maxims on it and now are raiding
commerce in the Pacific, according to
a report received here.
Canadian Ducks Are
Plentiful, but the
Season is Now Over
The season on wild fowl ended yeeter-'
day, but the day waa hardly a state oc
casion for Omaha hunters. As far as
Nebraska Is concerned the aeason had
been at on end for aome time, aa shoot
ing wus very bad this year.
. Reports from the state record that
Canadian decks are flying over now In
large quantities, but the hunter can only
alirh resignedly, for their coming is too
late. Rabbit hunting In all that la left,
but cottontails arc fairly abundant, espe
cially u , around Calhoun, and squads of
hunters have been chasing them there
ver since the snow fell.
BALTIMORE SENDS BAND
TO WIN NEXT CONVENTION
BALTIMORE. Md.. Pec, 17. (Spex-ial
Tclecrram.) Baltimore letter carriers are
planning to send a most unusual, delega
tion to the national convention, which will
be held in Omaha In September next.
Twenty-one delegate will represent the
local association officially, and in addi
tion will po the famous Letter Carriers'
band, one of the most popular musical
organizations in the south.
Goethals Leaves
the Canal Zone
-for Washington
(Copyright, 1914, by Press Publishing Co.)
.PANAMA, Dec. U. (Special Cablegram
to New York World and Omaha Bee.)
CoToner Oeorge Wj Ooethala will depart
fop Washington tomorrow. He will leave
Colonel Hodges - as acting governor of
the Canal sone during hla absence. What
the real object of hia trip to Washington
Is cannot be ascertained, but it la pretty
well established that he goes to complete
Me dians for keeping the Canal sane
and Its waters neutral by force if neces-
o 1 . .
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lic schools showed a party of grown-ups
at lianaoom park lake Thursday how
to rut the. figure eight, write his name
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Ilarsch best Dixon last night.
In a game that a featured T-Uh
acratchea. Tonight Stevens and Mooney
play. Score by Inning: ,
accepted Park Commissioner J. B. llum-
mei's Invitation to the public to take ad
vantage of the skating facilities In the
parks.
Superintendent Graff said thla waa the
first time he and Mrs. Oraff had been
skating In Omaha. They learned to skate
oa the Ice hear Mrs. Oraff former home
in Wisconsin, and became adepts ta the
art
l ark Commissioner Hummel Is arrang
ing to make he park lakes popular this
winter. ' lie will furntah warm place for
those who do not skats, but want to
watch, and will aupply the skaters with
all couvealanoe.
Dixon 8, 4.
total. I
Scratch:
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Harsch, 8; Dixon, t
Heads Moralasjalde Saad. . '
SIOUX CITY. la. '..TW. lOTiiri,"
Llffart, captain of the 1S14 Mornlhgslde 1
t-lrvon, was re-ehx-ted capiaiu for next I
yeara' twin. The letter men were unanl- I
inoua In their choice for captain of the I
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r-atrbary Cearalag Meet Opens. '
FAIUHL'KY. Nb.. 11k. 17.-8peoial
Teierara The Falrbury eouralng inert
Opvi.ad tb aftrrnooa nutwitbstaruling the
fold and snow un Die ground. Itai'tng dors
fioin IJnixln. tea trice. Ouell, Hunnnrr
'le.d, brar.ii. Mahaaka and luiubllo,
Kan.,,en(erel. The met will last three
lavs, endirut Saturday and $juo In cash
lrtt wlil be awarded, tucother with the
lilue Valley sllvar cuu. which waa
aardd to Ed Harrison of this city last
New Vrar's.
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few drops of camphor spirits on a piece of sugar, will break up a cold
quicker tban anything else.
In your medicine chert.
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