23
SILLY SITUATIONS
r TUH fMATTA PTNTUY flFH: .TANTATtT 1R, 1011
Convrlert, li. International N - . . .
fr-crrf' r. ,
Hope and Experience
r,S.W. SO SAD?
OA - Mt S
SAD (vWt)L
4E IS OSLH
e mas jusT
UIFE to StNO
To TV
STOP- svwfj
a..r,vV4-'
AllW 1 rTBWE?r - -iU MAVET06EAB WE ( J-yj i-V
SraS. .5 nWCLT- l5Sijll '' A " r . "'" " -t?-H5 MM CANT BE - f ..--.tlv A
IOWA AGGIES DROP
SECOHDJO TIGERS
Univerity of Missouri Basket Ball
' Men Too Speedy for, the
' Coyotea. ' . ,
HUN'!!? SCORE OF 21 TO 14
BASKET BALL HAS
CENTER OF STAGE
(Continued from PRe On.)
the J. L, Brandeia to
arranRlng for n
Kramlals had a
AMB3, la., Jan. l.-(NrHPClnl T1(trara.)
-The Unlverattjr of Mlisourt bsct ball
team won the vecond of the brace of to
dimil on the state irymnaalum floor. The
TlKera (oak tho halt la which was a hard
Irloae one, 21 to M.'from the Cyclones,
The score at the end of the flrat halt
was 10 to 9 on the aide of MUsourt. The
Came started off at an' even rate. Antes
making the f b at field basket the. first
minute. The tied condition of the core-
continued until the Intermiaslon, after
which there was no doubt ae te which
five had the better grade cf-.brtsket ball.'
Wllllanis, Wear and. 8 hit kevirio. of
Kansas city men on . the Tiger five,
lilayed bis; a gante. as tae town, they
belong to, WUUams was exoepUonally
clever at swiping- basKeta. -a en yester
day an elaraeut 1 the stand coadcauicti
and groewd; at noferee Vv warns on lUa de
cision. ewl tlht spUU, flut awn in. a
collecUoa of Iowa state speatatura since'
bsehet ball has been plujred here, Was not
In accord; wHh the extremely gogd Uo)n$
rltlng at Ames toward, Ulsourl,.
linnuo and sunusaryi . , , .
, HlSoWUIU..lL; IOWA,
Wear Tt.T'.rR.V.. ..jJragdoaj
:Vll1am C. i Holme
Hvde ,..K.U. H. V. AMrl.h
BpeelfnaVi .,;;..-.l.i!U..;(.v'.,.'.A Bwynton
8UbtltMtion!' " Whlrkojr1 for Cainnbell;
TowllnMun for Prugdon; Wlllr for Upyn
Iton. fiolil iroals: Wear. Wllllnms (4).
!ilv1e. Mpeoltniui (Amea Uracdoit,
iHiiiy. llvlmi'B, Aldrlch iih Foul goals:
"Weitr d) Swiuey Ml. Jleferee: Kenrne,
H-!)eri-Ojnlia Togng Mn' Tbrintlan
aietKilatlou. Hi a l n afld., , LuXt!,JO 'or
lliuli rvrsunal, fuut'S. iu ,
Dozen Chess Sharps
To Play in Tourney
NEW. YORK, Jftn, )!V-Twelv htroa
tlorud ctieas exrorts will take r art In the
opcuiog of the Inane U. Kic me mortal
cheat nuialer' tourDamctit t the Brook
lyn Chens club tomorrow. The entries
are:' Dvlil JanowuKl. Pcrbtij . Jose R.
Cariblnnca.' (ha: H. Koetio. Belgrade:
A. WV IoS, 'ahliiRton; N. AV. Bank,
Hclroit; K. ,K. Perkias., Mount -Vernon,
N. T.;"A, B, A'Ho1fes, A.. Hckroeler, J.
UciimU-ln. Of'hflh'S. A.' Kiipchlk and B.
Tcnen ui m of New York.
Cupablurtra Is the favorite, with Janata
ski. Mtctnid. , Kistic lies told tits friends
llitl he t. Dn'.uri'il te give' Capafctanca
and JuiiA'kl ontests. Banks, who -Is
Aiiwlun- 'k'K-k'r champion, 'Is niaking
h!4 i)vtVt among International CIiobj dms-toi-a.
. k
Tho firt five rounds whi Ve played
in xl wvili l viulonn Now Tork clubs.
Kue'veiin(- rouiidK tll tw flayed In New
Vork and at New Hhvpii, Conn.
gHt togvihcr In,
reciprocal match. Tbe
bid to play the Metho
dist at t"nverHy, Place Thursday even
ing, but turneJ the eroposlthxt down, be-
cauie the M thorltu would not play
return game at Omaha. A both teams
aro.anioiiR the etrongwal In tho state,,
the outcome would go a lung way In de
ciding the amateur i hampioaahin of Ne
braska. The Hiandels received an luvllutlon to
"enter a tenm at lilraflo the latter part
jf the season to complete for th Na
tional AniHteur Basket ball championship.
Only twelve teams in the country re
ceived Invitations, one from each section
of the I'lillcd States. Tho Brandcls were
chosen to repreHcnt- the northern part
of the Mlaourl Valley.
' With the Trams and rlayrra. '
-. A recent operation on his nose joe
not keep Jiminle Alnscow of the M. K.
itiiiiltliii from playing. Alnscow Is using
a noo guard, ,, ..
Tsui Reeves, forward on the first
Methodist five Is also one of the alar
toswrs of tlie silver IHty Houatera,
Jteeves la attending a local achHl and
Journeys to his home town wwekly to
participate , in the floor game.
Mark lfughen of the Brandele five k-.
came a benedict Friday. Hutclwa la pl
nlng an entertainment for all the uim
bera of his squad,
Beshlea being one of the 'mainstays for
the t'lorka, Puryear is also the star gf na
tt'ouncll Uluffs UlEh school. It wsa
mainly through Puryeeur'a vork. that the
Kouth Side IIIkIi kchool met su.es an -over
wiiclmlnaT defeat.
Th ft. Mary's ("onaregatinnalleU "boast
of the lamest tllrlbtllty Use Iti the t'huroti
leaKiio. They -claim to have thtrty-eltrht
piayors, . ,
All games that were to be pluyed at
the I'niveistty of Omaha floor 'Pumadey
wventni have been shifted to WuditeaUay.
Till u done huause the school au
thorities have made other airaiihuiHH
for the use of the floor that nlKht.
Bud Keams'nf the. local Voung- Met)'
Christian assoclntlon refeveed the cou
teat between Ames and Missouri frUlajf
veiling at Aroe.
Chester I.tnn has at last doxided to don.
the ahhreviated togs. Ltnn wlU pl'
center for the t'larks.
Champions fn the Church league for two
Sanson, the Hrst Christians hsve made
little 'headway ee far. having loot Uilr
ciily two.gamee ly wide miuglns. -.
Qoorae Parrlsh was crjlef arbiter in the
Council liliiffi Church luague Tuvdivy
evening. Parilvh sultltuud fog Hughe.
Because of an Injury to hla nose hi the
Townsend TU-'er-Kelnuorit Craanery com.
pany game. Kimtum of the Ttnere will
probably bo, put of the Uneug fur some
time.. . .::..:
As a preHmlnarf to the' t'nlverslty cf
Omaha-Cotner nam Thui'SiUy evunUm,
the r lrst Chrtsttans will meet the tlanv
BRESNAHAII MAY
BUY ANA. A. CLUB
Talk ii Wteg-hman May Back Rogtr
ia Deal for tbo Clev
i . ' - . land. " . ;
HUMOR MSUTIOIiS C W. MTJBPHY
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-The Cleveland club
of the American association may be pur
chased by Roger Rrsnahan, last season's
manager of the Chicago Nationals, backed
by Chariest H. Weeghman, new owner of
the Cuba The ' question waa discussed
at the annual meeting of the American
association here today.
K Mr. Weeghman aald he was prepared
to aid Bresnahan finauoially and It wiis
expected the Cleveland club affair would
be settled soon.'
Another rumor wsa that . Charles ' W,
i Murphy, former president et tle Chicago
NaUoaal. would buy. the Cleveland Club.
President Chivingtoa and Mr. Taft denied
and knowledge of such plans.
St. Paul Phantom Who Meets Ahearn
. :.f Tax-" ..... iv-i-. 5
a. . ..-L aV i . ,
;.A I J 1 1
- t
- - ; -
'y 4 '"
s .
Brooks and Wear
l V : Racquet Winners
PHUAPKLPHIA, Janv lB.-Oeorge H.
Brook and J. W. Wear, representing the
Phltadelphla Racquet Club, 'defeated the
racquet doublet champion. C C. Pell and
a. Q. Mortimer of New York In an inter
city eontest her todoy, lo-S, S-13,
K-uik is-! ;.,.
W. J. MoOlinn and C. & BrorJey,
PbUaUslphia, , afeal4' M. .P. Whitman
and J. ' F. Waterbury. New Tork, 15-?,
M-U. bVSl Ifi-lS, ltV13. '
Philadelphia lost th court tennis match,
Payne Whitney and C. K Sands, New
.Tork. defeating W. H. T. Huhn and W11-,
on Potter, rhllaaelpiila. i-i. sJ, 6-3. . -
The eecond half of. the match will bo
played In New York next Saturday.
Gus Miller Will
Not Referee Any
More Floor Frays
Qua Miller, chief probation officer, has
cancelled twolve or fifteen engagements
tt refore basket ball games and an
nounce that ho will no longer serve In
that capacity. His increased duties iu
juvenile work make It linpoHUblo for him
to spar time for lodging; basket tossing
Clitasta. I.A Kbil.iiL 1 1 ,i m'Aa & mAnihiip
com 'nrk Methodists and th Omaha I.. . . . .
ljia . .. . gauUed la Omaha, and for many year
The Crelchton Ijiws struck a ana U haa been a leading coach and offlolaU
their match with the M. V. Fmth Thurn- Basket ball player re regretting hla de-
com"t wis The UlSa C 140', QU,t rtrl"- M h" -
-' tw .me et.
yiin NVhrnski School for the tlnf team
won Its fifth c"i'i'cem ive I iiejvet hall Kaioh
n. tl. homo loor Krldav nltrlit hv dc
fratinit tiic Calvary BapilHt ti'-am. ai'to 7.
no iur i:.i. ,.i.:' thu Uva( Uo.iu ltaa no
wen drrr-atctv , .
day. ' Inability to
make five throws count was
reason for the unexpected defeat.
I Although enacrtlas the High eVIiool of
'oinmect'e, Itroinmond likos the game o
I well that he Is playing a forward pom t Ion
4 with the St. Mary a Oingi eiiHiionals.
j lirummond Is a. former Cornell pltiycr.
Krldsy evening the Townsend went to
, Couii'-il Bluffs, where they mrtii'ilcd
In a practice fray against the Joe riuiths.
A new one waa sprung Saturday even
Ins at the Young Men a christian esttoot
niton when iJvcrsou of tho Coivarv liau.
t. - .. - ... ,... .1,1- i. . "i .
m nil. naa iiirtcu Wild a- uuui;ii Vk root's
" during the gainer ,
wa been popular and satisfactory be
hind th whUtW, He wlU continue, to
coach, tho Waller Ql Clarke banket bail
team this season, .
Cornell Heats Vale.
ITHACA. N. Y.. Jan. ir..-Coniell de
feated Vale In an' intercollegiate hHekct
ball tautch bere today, 3 a i.
Heel Oak Wtaa Helalon.
.RKD OAK, Ta , Jan. 15. (Special Tele
gram.) Red Oak HlKh school tonight
Won the decimon over Shenandoah la
the district debate.
. - :v--"o5s;-f -
9 ' v
JU -;'f-. ,-vy t
VT ' -A' " " i.,-'-?' - :" '
' K .,'A . err
. I - ' -;f A -
C I to .-.' j I
THREE FLOIYES: LEAD
Lincoln Geneva and Omaha Central
Seem to Be Prospective Lead
ers in State Arena.
CRETE SHOWS LOTS OF SPEED
MIKE QIBBOXB.
WELSH-WHITE MATCH TALK
IS GIVEN BOOM ONCE MORE
tMseiission of a match berween Freddie
Welsh and Charley White has been re
sumed by the talkative managers of the
pair, with New Orleans as the ptvapective
beUlegreund. Aorordimr to Nate, Lewis,
manager of White, lromoter TorUirlcn
haa offered Wolah llS.ou for hht end and
a peroentage of the pi-oflla to While, and
that botlt' have accepted. Wolsh'a mane
ager declares-that Whit refuses to agree
ts these eonditious. '
Team Standing and Individual Averages of. tho Local'Bowlers
MU OAS IJEA'iVK
1K. W .U P, t
r..i.la,l k
fl'HK.hwpr. . .,...i i
lr lt.iui. .,,....x..S 3
K,.-uwa 1.4 t
Hta ......' 4 St
'l, on alsters I 1 '. I'.l
p4l.,,lsl. IIKk'. .'
Nfilir. ,A - A-
lul ...... . :l4r .,, i t
vil ....... .W. M J..n,.ii. .) .
Wn;u.i '. , v, l-44
K vl .. I'-iCmch' . " . 1-1
t!li.i,.(. ...I.rll l-tl
il. l..,v,M ,1 H. Nauirt .1.',
I ..1-J -. , t'.y i'i..i.lt. .
, t .. i i..urH .
,W '. . . , I ' i.r.,,i;
Mta , . . n lJm Vi.
kf'U..,Mft II. 1M
., .lt(-.m...-1Ji utlo.m 11
f. ol It i,umujr ',., '-(
k.-r(ii, ...... 1 1 lu ,v 1-' '
hr ... II Cix.iior .. 1'
Hvi " .' 'isa
i. MrQ l-i:MS IHt
al!-r 1i.l-rw
J V. . . . . 1 I l.t'UI ., ,1'
l.,tUir ,-. i-tl-HUKU . ... f
l.l.iMAiiJ.Ki! 1,A'II'K.
r.a. w I. !
ru.-. Kfliil ...... ' '
I .j IV.... , ,. - "
I', : -II
n.... i v j.a .... . -i
...r li ......... 13 :
fc.-tt.-u i 4 .aw
- l.l, -i! iif.'':
Njiuv. Jl fcJJlUfc A.
yi i , ."-i
ll 11 . v I 1 r . . v . I ,i
M iu i il '. . V C A Vi J -I
l,..i ...I"'-J I. tut t'l
tlrlricr .....!,' KM il ... t"
.,l ai '.,.! Vi.m si . t
,,...lw', .-.... i'
l.n.-fy .. J - -!'iuu
A 1 .. K.il. ......11
',, 1 '
l-,w. 1 .',k', '. ..,.(
,...tr.
NAOIC I-ITT-aXj, II.
Ifuis W l t"rt.
rVstlalloB (tub t .-I ,hK
Miirwi I'M', .H.J,H
Jtinittva' liAS. -T .'I .tt
tlurt'k Anl InU ....!'.'
..,! Hiilinia . K.
t'ui Min .,.riue- I "I .,1
iHil.iMr Hviraaa:
I t,i,r
v H19
IWl.Hl
VjCywi
A
. ..
M,., .
Tl-aiii,
I l, ...
T 'iiw .
Iv h. inn
A lltH-F,!,
li,,ri4Mrn
Un k . .
L ul iu
I.
s-. k .i n,ja
iKhS hru
t l t.k..
tW ...
tic.-i Vi.-iia
hx-a
.!. hlWs,.
171 H'Oko ..
1CI
ii.'iwiwa
-.1. tS'iltuau
t lr .
l'-;-rk .
11 n-tl .
..lis H.iiiiuii
.l.t'H .
..,. Mai-i ...
.1.7 s. iu,rM
lit Vr
VAK1-S l.t ,..( K.
. , W I- P. I j
i ) I ..
At.
'.,.5
. l.vj
. )e
. .1.
.1.3
..M4
..Id
.111
..144
..IU
. m
..HI
.ttt
Iil.ug .
furlu r ..
K,-sl I ....
KlorkM ,
aMJ.Me
Ulk. .
liik' .
Hilet
.
.4
.w
A.
...n
...i-l
...1.14
...ii
..".Vis
,. U4
.I'JS
.4 ii
.11 u
.17 s
It 31
ln.il.Mual vr.f
' Kshm. A. h.M.
Knl.a lMAml,r
J.4,umh, ...m-Kauvii ...
Nua -,... .ll "rfallUT ...
la. I'-jatia ..'.
.- K.jliuntMI-anaT
lUi U I
n... I
1 I
H
i,l
. v
,:4T
A.
.I4
.US
..Hi
.!
. !
,.14J
lvHriiar4
..lallil ,
,.,.,.lv ,r .
....l.M HlliUHM M
Mial ....
... t ".'aiiiim l',;
'1
I . La k,.Ual
. 1 -Mh. tiiava
1' .ito4!a4 .
t- .... '. ' 1 ! '
,.,. ; : . 'A-i f " Kli .... 1
. 4 ... ip.l .1"
a M4
1.11
..1 a
..!
.11!
.1(4.
MCACO LgACHISi.
Tam W .U PoC
Maal Mhlru ........31 II ..'
1 Uju tv 1 H ,4K
Tavl.fr i n
lil li,rlla ...131H
l)r4,;Dii,tuii 11 3
It..:t.i,li4 aitraiai
Na.n,u. At. aalM
W.ttiiU4aJ . lal iuli'w'ua .
Mrk I'.i lit ahai . . ,
Hllia .....lioPu.a,..,
bhaliuill' . . I.h, til bloil' .,
Irsun .lUI'aul
Ku.iiiai ,.iu'al ....
.11. lti a,1lA4
.U Via, 1HUBSJ
iM'-ne
ill M, ta.fr ttiv iv
UJI.y-. , Ui
.llUi(ftrfl .... !.'
till imu'II .. ..Ill
) -1 Kl I lUKJuii .11.
.W. Vnirlk. IIS
l.HAI tJV H.OsU.i l.tf.Vlll U.
Tui. A ur.v,
t'pilik. liraln I'n ..II I .ii
T'.ialia. tit. mxil'.'.i.
NrU. -la. lif. 4.0. - VI 14 5
('Tail llUilK-.AOTt ...:4U i.l
K. .. VI Ur, Co V !, ..,34
W.,nci V.lliu l .t III .'i i:
I'mamll Kiatatur l.r 14 T4VV
AlbWKSal. vw. Ce.14 : .Jli
k .toia i,:ia iV .11.1
1 Uu-tL. Kiv-ior Cii. It I .X
M l IVIrr U lT ii i JJ
lttiltTliKii.1 A.ar4t.
Km. Av OmU t7t
rax.oa .-..I'M . At.
kwrr IM,IViatf ..... -
lJoUrlB 1' Jiiu.n ... IT
ttaanit ..... I'llllr . . IU
liurnvtl .. 74aVnd.v U. ..lis
HWIFT LiAOl r
Tuu. . . W. V4.
RiiiUIrr J I (,-
tnHlialda j I 14
v. I
iit i a m
11 Tl tmI Tnav-
BtcAnarewt
Nlwa
v,n.its , , . ,
Vlora
t4l ......
IHH.aklB. ....Ill
1ai Wlcfaw ... VU
l.l a,iliru.. ,.tll
IJiUaJlajthar ..mil
iiATg virr LGAUl'HX -
.. W U IVl
Vlak.v Ottwona ...ISk iH .7
rlyrplir I'lJ 1L
4 W Kllffvla
l'r DruJa
oivmaiiv viuiii
Hol-I H4T4y ..
1'iiif.Wisia ......
. ri
.21 J.I
il1H4l irniKf.
has.. A. N.iWI
1 .nlll.ll
rc
.
IM
3
.
.5.0
IV,ta
M7li1haia ...
MiH.lf, lMKaam ....
hi,' iiv Hcvr v, .,
tnw iH..(fiilai,i
liKtatroai ..lf-iiu-.,
a Hani
Si In ...
Iluffm&a
SraiW . .
AT.
. in
..iir
..ci
..ITT)
..t.
..t.e
Naa
TrtTiC .1
v.'iV,ao4
Ka.iaar .
K,Ula ...
At N 14.
. 4 M .i04l
. K. !,iwiasrrt ,
. l-'ii'WV
.I..'. M-llH
. 1" 1 M1 ... .'
. u: tuva
At
44
.1 J
. iu
: iai
Kaillard
V-M . ..
ciwiqic
Wlar .,
S M4 ..
Mixl.H ,
av," a I ,
4llll ,
Brt.ll
U..r4 ..,
M4M
1 H4nm ...
.liaalTlwar ,
.i:t Jialnwr.-l
.IT4W1ITT, ,.ik
.in.isrksea '.... ha
li'Hiut at
ITl4Tinaala .ii
.174 J. Koran. .,.14
17, O p4l,iaar. .In4
.17i'anoo ...v4
.174 bvnll .....to.
.171 IU41,4 ., I44
.TiljinkaaiT ....11
.1.4 Hurl,sat ..1.3
.1 '.Xllar ....lul
.nii4-a I'.l
17 1. i4V It. .
uiiVIAIV UaVA'-i a.
Taa W.I. Vi.
rui awii it
rem bo. ha .' li
'in.i van. co, t
l iawa a M"wl.. IH
lavi.ir VSrT,lnK 1...24
tivj Vr.a Palna) ai
-.H SusavtT i. . IS f
Viihi.ti ;. a ... si
tr.Jl.lilUjJ aT,l42NI.
Saaaa, i. -A. Kats.'
Ilinln .. . .V.14 X'.btnt.u in
iu.ia.4V i... lASVk tat. . rs
i JaAa... l tT4taa'- :.. ia
l'Q.K,4ia l-.-l'-" 4-11 ....... l-A
,.ttay.l( ... ... I-l
A. Borpa...lshlMa
Huniiailon..lailinHnuiit ...
Uanhiihuew WKtiJiiu
Kt.ljwa ..... .1.1' l.iona .....
41,-Ti ....... .1NIIVJ:, 1-UHII
iaif'r4lritln .1 1'rln..u ...
V. Jiaru-ib. . ,17i liulia
rui -.( i7ii,,i
fllaiifl ' 177lil.iii
Mauaar 177i'oa.v
IhjirtT' I'TH. Il.mi-ra..
1rrwl 1761'nwvll
rVH4-ninan .!,h.Sa.up
Vw.li44Jit .174.1 Wi'al.. ..
Klit .-i- t'hrla'amaaa
Hivroouai ,..17rttuiu.i4J ...
IVAl 17i, J,4tia.m ...
Il'll 17i,Mrner . .
. Viauaaax 17S,M,itai
Yuuavsi Woiv , iviin.-r .,
Amaaaa . . lil Ar,t
1S4 IUMamao lSPtura .136
I" 4kukark ...Kmiaarlnxa ...'.li
liw Hue -hiioa . KJUxiee.
K eater ..... 1VTilf IW
tit fabaeaterk' tr w. lloli.iaa.fit
ir Pii.iM ......tiilaafkaai v'.iit
W7 Hralm ..-... 14 Holmaa. 'rftl
.14 Waller tJalHeMoakv '....!!
I", I l.un,lia li Karxea .....114.
'41144444 14 llaajarlS- w
iMit si 1,41 .. 10.
lllnhle .. . .IJai Haj-uea ,ti
IwalUiiera . . . i--n
lot
.T;
a
ia-4
Mi
aVl
;
. .IT
M.u TI.l,:llliiNkj Ij:a )1 ii
T. vy.I
0..4-IHJ ultu-e -i t
AuiliitMv , . 'ii IU
V. Ii n.lef. 11 1
I)lairl.4 l iant :l 14
Ao,-niUli -IS 17
Wraieru Klcf-trlo ... . 15 21
Ku4luair ...... ...... 17 "i
4-',H,eiru,Hlea ........! .1
luaiallers 1.1 '.I
Train U ifl
ItiillTldual avaTHae.
At. Nauae.
1TUJ Ji.aH.a
.17i-4.l.,4 . ...
.I'm ii.i, klav ...
.ain'aiuiia
. t.Mal',U!l ...
.141 'Millar .....
.'.j'.-Sliaar
1 l.iia
Naui.
fOil.ua ..
Vrtuiaaal
Koran ...
k a u .....
Hi.lltdal
kMliit ....
kyaia,4aub
B N'Ui...l
llrt. h l.-ji.a.a ..
Ciaamin .....l.'l H-a. Miliar
I'tilllilal ...l' -S .lllll ,
i.ea aTlaTay .
R. J,ifcea..'i .IIihbv r ...
'n ii.i'Vim'rna
K.llee ' K.-ltiel
Viirt-aA ,...t 4Valaa4
flBltt , , .1' .Imm
K.alr l.'.OT.ea4lre
li-iiut! .. la'jta'l . ..
tt--u. ...I 1 ' Iwill
f.i'na-i ....... I-1-.1 arnaliT
a'441 a . ... I- iHiif , . . . ,
l,-.u,".,ra .- llill ii-' .,
I.A.-H.U. ... U A.h'.u ..
Mi.lUA.Nrilt
WarU HsraJ .
Kuril Motur
M. Hi riatltb.'..'
Nehraa.a t'l ..
Aim
lizard Wtth.tr
Ityrn-Itaiumatr
lirvxnl
Th.ia Vllimtrti-k
iiiatnlai-Kaaat
Initu tuoavl
Nrfuie.
Mur.v . . ,
viilnh ...
Simtrj
K"ll .....
Waa'ai 4r
Hi.irrme'l.
T.irtueay
T v m
Kabia
Vi rri man
Km!! K
r4kU4ule . . .
Iaii.l,
KUok
H' la .....
Wil.mi
SwiWrhtila,
r.H44 .
he 11.
Walklt ,..
Marr4ai4n ,
r4.:inherT ,,
1 ...Kara,
liai are.
P.-t.
., J
..Ml
.!U
.Jwi4
.1..-4
.417
14
.4,4
KM
..Hi
At
.l
.1 :
.14..
.141
14
US
Hi
HI
.141
1-4
1 1'l
.11
.1
.!'
114
I'l
1
. Il
.111
1 '
.1.1 1 Mr!. Ii
.1 .. y Kh la.)
1 . 1 V Ml la,
1 4 1 Mia.'
taHAUfW
1- l'rt.
...V4 14
.. S hi
.. l 14
...e
. . . :t
. 14 J."
4.1
VI
7
II
T.J
tut
Avra(i4.
At. N. tme.
171 Snli7iu
.KiMItiuim.1
.I lli'uilaa
. 144 Ur4.i.v . . . .
liiw !4i,wlon
. la, Drwnuaotie
WlVultH
,14'fb.MaaUh ..
1H--H.I4. ....
. ((.'. t eunl-' . . .
I'.l Meek ....
. Vu.1 V "II4M .
Ii Sl44rinl
. ;aiaa
14' 11U44
.Ion tlenel ...
. isa AraMatrana'
1 t ,4114
.1 :ilHrV,aaa .'
. ,m la-aar .
At.
la
..l.al
.1411
.14
,.iW
.114
VI I
.11
141
.114
114
:X
.14.
144
.144
.144
.I4J
.13
4 4 4l
HI
1.1
11 .
4
Vollk
17 flaJatkll
..llrlSajla ...,..1A
,.J Krelaer . ,. .1 -1
...1 i I ' . , IV 1
...tM Havaaavr ... t'
...l.iUmw ,
..,13 l-s-wii .. irl '
. . . 14l IS. M, A414U1t
...Wv)l. 41-U44e '
M.l llirj. -u -.M.U .
MUSTN'T POSTPONE PLAY
American 'Association
Vo Tine, for Any Unnees
sary Delay.'
Lincoln, Geneva and - Omaha High
schools appear to be tho prospective lead
ers in the stale basket ball arena, judg
ing from the developments of the last
week. Crete, however, runs close be.
hind, h.-ivliK made a whirlwind, week
of it by defeating Coach Schis-r's first
Donne college squad on Wednesday even
ing and Hastings th following Friday.
Omaha baskot ball enthusiasts are a
much at large as ever ai to the real
strength of the two local team. Where
it mas expected, that the packer squad
ron would win a close battle from the
Uluffs team Thursday - night, Fattoa s
man, as per usual, failed to. come up
to snuff in the re 1-test -and allowed
the. dope to lake its old postlon. Judg
ing from score Contrail Ulgn hag the
sUonger team. This la strengthened by
the fact that they met Coach Puryeas'
seven-footers on their own floor across
the river with a t'Pical Bluffs crowd
rooting against them. What each team
will do against Nebraska City later in
tho season will probably- show tip their
true relative strength. ,.
Among the second Class team ot the
state there are three leaders, who stand,
clear above the horison. . Mlndcn, the
fast five that lost the championship ot
division No. il at thp state tournament
last year to the Hebron, quintet, by a
score 'of, 18 to T, is, showing up In splen
did form. This team has cleaned up on
several of tho stronger - teams . In Ita
vicinity, including tho erstwhile promi
nent Kearney five. ' Coach Pargon'a men
lost their battle with tola go-called ec
ond class combination last week on their
own floor, by a sr;oro of 41 to St. a a. Ig
nomlnioug defeat to say the least Hamp
ton, the Hamilton county roller pltx, li.
still forging ahead in IU achedule., leav
ing behind a long list of victories for
reviewing eyes. Hampton 22 to i win
over Osceola on the latter' s floor showed
them uo a considerable ' basket ball
team. Geneva, considered the strongest
team in the state to date, defeated the
Osceola five, 32 to 7. the night before
this game, however.
' Fairmont Ie Strong. '
Fairmont, a secondary town - la F1U
mor county, haa -shown considerable
atrenath tn defeating smaller towns In
the ' cent rat eastern part of the atata.
Arlington, the strong Washington county
five, waa defeated In one of the first
amea ef the year, by a score of 41 ta
:t Since then Grafton aad crlbnr hav
been added to the list of victories.
Dispatchea from IJneoln concerning th
university management ol the stat tour
nament next March lnolcata tnat ne
MatrnateS J entrant will be divided Into three classes
year'a squad out for the game this year
and undoubtedly will have a good (quad.
The fact that Alliance is so far distant
from any of the largest; town of tha stats
makes It almoat Impossible, to gather a
true Ida? a tvf their t-slaUve,. strength until
the team enter the atate . toornaraent.
Last year this ftvo waa ihrown out. In
tha third round by the South High five.
other team, .'that show evlflenca of
enough strength to be candidate of this
first class are; Pierce, NorfolK, JTremorit
and University Place. -, , -
Hunimurv of cames last weekt
Geiieva S2 Osceola T
Crele SI Ioane Oollege ....19
Hampton, i. .83 Osceola .14
Vapllllon 2t Hellevue Fresh.... S
North Bend 47 Scribncr 4
Avoca ............ WTiuisvUle
Superior ,.....-...U Nelson S
Kt. Paul. Col i Grand Inland ,..,V
Fnirmotint 64 Grafton ,,.........."
Faiiinount . .. ,..4 Klvnwood f
Council llluffs ...22 South High ..-.....!
Central High 2 ttellevu college...
Frcmojit . ,.2i Waoo - lii
Platt.mouth ...... SCouncIl Bluff ... l
Miindmv. ............ Holdrege ........ !.tl
Crete -.',.............37 Hastings Zft
Eitchie Mitchell ; .
Breaks Into Game
With Loud Report
NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.t-.To all appear-
anoea, another crack. 13d-pounder has
been Unearthed in ' the west . Ritchie
Mitchell of Milwaukee,! who did so well
In a bout with Johnny Kllbane that the
Wisconsin Boxing commission thought
that the featherweight champion must
have been stalling, cleverly outpointed
Kllbane in a holiday bout at Cincinnati.
Mitchell is Indorsed by all who have
seen h'm In action and evidently la littd) ,
to cope with the beat of hi set.
! There Ovs 1s every indication that the
day of th lightweight who gcaleg 135
pounds at s o clock, and 140 ringside will
come to an end when Freddie Welsh
steps down and out.. Most ot the better
known men of that poundage, . uch aa
Welsh, Brltton,' Crose, Duffy and Rivers,
have seen their best days, while Ritchie
and Lewis now are frankly welter
weights. The set which 1 rapidly coin
ing to the front Is- composed, for the
most part, of men - who seal from 130
to 133 pounds, and It Is front their ranks
that the nQXt champion wiy come.
White, Dundee, Leonard and " Mitchell
all can do their .best w ork? within the 133
pound limit. . - . i . .
MEET - AGAIN IN
, OllICAi-aO. Jan, 15. Delegates to the
annual meeting of the American B
Ball association ' adjourned tonight to
-A. B aod C with tho first clasa Inolud
ing eight or ten of the strongest teams
,of the state. The state ohamplonahlp will
i i eventually revert to the contest. Mtwean
PflT TTTWRTTS Hheae eight first team of tka tat.
. Hence It will be the object of those teams
that are ciaaaeu ajoong in wcaa av mau.-
taln their good record and enter In thl
division. The selection will be made on a
basis of tha record mail by th team
--v in Moornqun, v.. ou rurY 40. '.. .... ..,.nrt .... .i. f the
at which time tho schedule for the conv
Ing season will be adopted.
. A reeolutlon was adopted fixing a fine
Of VX on any club that postpones for
any reason whatever any regularly chcd
town they coma from and their past ex
perience at state toumamenta
The restriction wilt make the selection
ef tha state leader for more difficult this
season than ordinarily. vMmden, with
...- J . . . ..... a.aavu .u. w. ..uw.
u.eu game, tn, purpose. oein to xorct ; Wentlcai,y tbj0 te(im th.t pl.yed
the playlnx of every gam and avoid t nt0 finals In clasa. B division of the
poitnonements on pretexts. . . . , . tournament W vear. ha. not lost a
Reoiganlxatlon o the St. Taul club I tlkIaie nig year after having played sev
with J. K. Morton at the head. wujm Btrong team, TiuJ ,mai,nMS pf the
Columbus Club is
; Not to Be Sold Now
Now that th base hall War la 0T th
Columbus elub of the American associa
tion will not-bo sold,' Jimmy CAilahan
waa Uxias Vo biy It before ba got hla
Job a manager of the Pirate andthe
waera ware, willing ta sell, but tW they
inland to hold an. , Columbus la good
ball town lu prosparou times and haa
one, of tha best, mtnsr league plaaU to
the country.
York Win from . Pttat.
YORIC, Neb., Jan. IS Speoial Telav-
li. i a ill. j nu BUIafrS ot Daol D4UI were
played last eventual In the York colles
gyuina-aium. Thn first was between the
college and High school girl, score 13 to
T In favor ef the college. Tha Ooilege hoy
won from St. Paul, 43 to 23.
couflnned 1 by the bvard of direotors.
president Chlvinirtna was Instructed to
i town will count against its possible en
trance In this case. On the other hand.
look over the Toledo -ituatlpn with a j u .ou,d bB unJust to .llow Kvarncy,
view to tha possible transfer of th Cleve
land franchise to. that city.
Gets Thro Players.
It wtt announced tonight by Dan Ijlhay
ot tha Kaanaa City club that he had
chined a -deal with Joe Tinker, manager
of (he Cubs, by which he secured three
ef the letter players. The three are Hasting n4 Ecatrico
C. Beck, first basemen. Art PheJon, sec- rougnt games.
end baseman, and "nubbles" Hargravea.
catcher. The prtce for the men he said
was' r.SeO. .
Pohby (Julnn, the Columbus club, an-
c enticed he had purchased Mel Stetl,
short t.ij of thjs Grand Kavlda Csntrjil
league 'club, and John McCrrthy. flrat
baseman of ' the Terre Haute club ot
tle, CtntraJ league. The price paid was
net given. . ' r- .
I '-
much larger town, with not near the rt
record Of MUlden. to enter in the rue
for the state championship am) flvat stiver
cup. Geneva and Crete are teams that
will suffer under the same ' rcatrictlou.
Geneva has defeated Crete by a decisive
score, whilo Crete has defeated both
lit fast, hard-
Tvto Other 'trail Trams.. .
Nebraska City and Alllauoe are sure
trader this yesr. Ceri Crawford of
the latter school has severaj of hi last
TOM DAUGHEBTY WILL NOT .
.V' . CO TO PACIFIC : COAST'
Ptteher Tom Dougherty, the Atnaulcan
Association' grand oldytn&n. transferred
last fall by .the MUweuke ejub to Oak
land of the Cuast, league, haa aanoiaocea
(hat he will not make the change. Instead
he will retire frqm tru game. LoU4'hrty
la employed by an automobile cuuoein lu
Milvtjaukea and h 1 uvavklng good
liv Ing.
SUITS to oncEn
$18.00 ;
Redvtced frunj $S3.00.
To rtduca our stock tn4 kp
our tallora busy. -
Me use good linings, ftret-clggg
work and. gugranterj perfect fit
aui style,
Si ITS
ht'ITri
$30 Reduced from 140.
tJJOC
49sU Reduced from 115.
r.lscCarthy-Wilson
Tailoring Co.
31.1 SOI T11 J5lh STREET.
F aTMTaajpaai1STlS
! "lrj 7t - !,' : i ;
r, '4 w- . w -w
i ' ' ui"' v " ' ' v '