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V5" - V PPoocHr waAfiox X Punch beat- ' iM1 '
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r JVDCK HtMIIAtPieR.
Well. I mmM uptown liut nlht crabbing
n earful about the big fight, and eay.
I got a coupld'ot llHtenrt full.
Tha boy ara a bit worried. Thre'g
a bunch who ara getting on the ahort
nd becalm that I1lon1 from Plttahurgh
lookg good, and they're halting one
agalnat three that he knock Wlllard out
You know I gave the big boy, the up
FOUR MORE LOOPS
AREJRGAHIZED
City, Commercial. National .ni
Booster Leagnei Make Flam
for Coming- Season.
auIQLEY GETS ANOTHER ' JOB
Four amateur base ball leagues met at
tha elty hall last night. They were the
City league. National league. Commercial
league and Booster league.
The City league, one of the leading
CUas B loops of the association, sprung
a surprise by electing Krank Qutglcy
president . Quigley la now president of
two leagues, the American . and City.
They are now calling Qulg, Ban Johnson
Quigley, which seems to be. rery appro
prlate.
The City league decided on 15 forfeit
with tha money to be divided. 2 to . the
winners and SIS to the runners up In the
race, at the end of the season. 1
The teams In the City league are:
Brown Park Merchants, Clarke' Im
perials, Beacon Press. Holly. Murphy
Did It. Beaellns, Nebraska Auto Bohool
' and Omaha Rubber company.
Perha Is President
Tha National league re-elected O. B.
Pecha president, and Harry Bard was
made secretary. There are now four
teams In this league, as follows: Ram
blers, KraJIceks, North Omaha Boosters
and the Polish Merchants' association.
Another meeting of the National . loop
will be held Thursday. . ' . .
Tha Commercial leagus decided to play
Class A ball this year. Offioers for this
league will be elected at a meeting next
Thursday. Commercial league teams ara
at follows: MfcOraw Electrics, 1 urns'
Xolsums. Union I'acUto Passengers,
Omaha Optical company, Bailey X'enta
and Omaha Gas company.
The Booster league, a Class C loop,, was
entirely reorganised of new teams. Ber
nard Hageman was made president and
Will Conkllng secretary. Teama In thlg
loop will be as follows; Tradesmea Bed
deoa, fttvervlews. Masdas. W., O. Clerk.
South Side Midgets. Boston Wet Wash
and Trimble Bros.
York College Defeats
University of Omaha
YORK. Nb.. March t-(Spclal Tel
cram.) Tork college defeated Omaha
university, 38 to In a rough gam to
night Tork protested Lata aad Kleper, who
wer the Individual star fer Omaha. Cox
and Burk starred for Terk with six
basket a piece. The line up:
OMAHA. YORK.
Kleper R.F. IF., .......... Cox
Adams UF. R.F Burke
Iuts C C Oratiam
l-enrh R.O. IO.....C. Saundere
Bruce t..O. It. CS : QlMr
Subatliutlons: KeyuoiJs for (Jraham,.
I Itcdln for Cox.
FIREMEN'SBOARD OF
CONTROL IN SESSION
TAVKTON. 8. t.. March 4 -4Ppe lal.
For the first time In eighteen years the
state board of control of the South Da
kota Firemen's aasoclatloa la in session
hare. All the member are prent. a
follows: President C. B. Fretvey, Tank
ton; Vice President F. P. Hoper. Rapid
City; ftecrelary A. I. Old lug. Rcdttuld;
Treasurer W. 8. O'Brien. Leed. and Di
rector John Mueller, Hot 6 print; Mat
Behren. Parkston, and P. II. Coqulllette,
Miller. Many other members of the iuo.
elation are also present It is likely the
'week of June It will be tlcted a the
date for the tournament provided this
do not conflict with other state con
vention. Th in ct 11.500 ha been et
Hide for arises for the numerous races.
whth will consume four days of th
tek.
LES DARCY HAS JOINED
THE AVIATION CORPS
STDNEY. , Australia (Via ' London).
March 4 !. Dervy, champion middle
weight pugUlat of Australia, has Joined
th aviation corps.
Har t Itr Wtaa.
RAI'tn f lTr. 8. I'. March 4.-8pecU
Tairiain h Raild Oiy si hoo 4a-
f-ttrj hirfiii Nurmal In a t-atket ball
Sm hcii Ui.e tn;ng, 21 to i.
and down when he fought here In J!ew
York, and he waa no marvel to me. He
couldn't llek Arthur t'elky, he couldn't
lick Ijuther MoCarthy, and he didn't even
bother Carl Morrla,
On the other mitt. Ceffey beat Morrla
and Moran knocked Coffey out twice
Ooffey alao dropped pelkyfor two wlna .
Moran alao beat McCarthy, and he fought
him with on hand. . . . ,
Sweet Shop Girls;;
And Metz Team Are
Winners in Match
rREMONT NEB., March -(Ppecial
Telegram.) The A. B. Sweet Bhop girls
and the Mets teams won their games with
g picked team of Fremont glrla and
Help's Cubs, winders nf fourth place in
the handicap tournament at Omaha, in a
match here this evening.
The Omaha girls totaled l.JM against
the Fremont gtrla' 1,841. Miss Lola Nes
bit shot high total and high single game
for the Omaha team with taarks of 1!S
And M7. Mrs. . Jack Dunne, a former
Omaha girl, shooting with the Fremont
aquad, counted 433 In her three game. '
The Mets team plied up a total of a,Mtk,
winning the first two and tying tha last
gatne. Ted Neale, with a total of was
high for the visitors, while Harry Jpunn
cored M for Iteln'g Cubs. It waa the
first match game the' Fremont aMrls ever
shot. A big crowd watched tha 'sport
Scores: " ,
, A. B. 8WEET 8IIOP OIBLS.
lat. In. M. Total.
MlM Neshlt..
Mlaa Ooerne
Mlas Wurman
Mlas rirueh....,,l.
Mlas Hughes
illns Millar
lfll
6H1
m im
147
133
m
148
72fl
Hi
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41
)
110
1M
144
va
ISO
Total
FRBMQNT QIHUJ.
1st. Z1.
M. Total.
MIC A. PollHM 1
1.1.1
11
1S
V
lu3 :
7
M
4X3
Ml
Mies M. Bchneldsr.. 97
,lo
173
123
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Mrs. J. Dunne....;., liif
MUi I,. Douglas.;.. JL
Totals..'...
m fia si 8 1,843
OMAHA METTi.
lat, 2d
3d. Total.
T. Neale
F. Conrad.........
J. Jaroah
M. Huntington.,.
if. Fanton........
18
214
173
1H
24
2l
178
: ltT
1-H
171
an
214.
131
bit
M
Total.....
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(K9 33 . 2.84S
HKIN'8 CITB8.
, lat. 21.
3d. Total
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lag
144
161
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S"4 . 8CJ 33 . I.6J
Geneva Defeat Hebron.
OKNF-VAANeH., March 4.-4Hpecial -On
hundred and fifty rooter went with
the Geneva High (chord basket ball team
by special train to Hebron last night. Th
uunt: Ueneva, Si; Hebron, ll
Team
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Copyright, 11. Jntrrn'l. News Fervlte.
If near Cat MoMahon and Qunboat
Smith can both beat Wlllard-and they
did why haan't Moran a chance?
Wlllard. like tha little dnrky In Atlanta,
la a myatery. The Atlanta dnrky. waa
too big to bo a monkf-y and too atntll to
be a man. That'a the way the Kanaaa
rnan mountain looks to m. ' ;
lie la. you -know, the blg-ffeat guy that
ever held the bcavywnlght title.' Jeffries
anus sfeed GiFoit sake;of
MW VJA.AAJ ' I i
t utimiiMf w ! i smiasataiMaiBi
'; . ; IX)L'I3 DISEROW. .
CIIICAQO. March . Louis Dlsbrow.
the automobile racer, announced his re
tirement from active participation In the
sport coincident with hi marriage today
to Mlas Harriet May Henry of Chicago.
NONPAREIL TUG-OMVAR
TEAM BEATS BENSON DANES
Benson Dane pulled hard last night
In a tugo'-mar contest at the Nonpareil
club against the club' team of hukkle.
but were defeated In minutes and 41
seconds. The Nonpareils are rapt. lined
by O Lundqulat. The members are
Buck Woosley, Ou Bettach, Tetor Pet
erson, W. Baltser, Floyd Payn and E.
8walm. '
The winners are anxious for matches
with ether teams. Their manager may
be found at the club, telephone Tyler 724.
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BKK: MAKCII 0, 1916.
waa about alz feet two Inches, but this
guy la six feet seven Inches tall, and
will weigh over 2u0 pounds' without the
HchbIs and socks, on the night of the
quarrel.
Its' going to be a right-handed fight,
too, kid. Wlllard has no more left than
the statue of the Venua of Milo, and
Moran's Is nothing to write home about.
They both depend upon the starboard
j MANAGER GAYE MORAN START
Ike Corgan Boosts Heavyweight
Challenger on Road to
Wealth.
IS BROTHER OF FAMOUS "TAD"
No one ever thought It of quint un
aasumlng John L. otherwise known ai
Ike Dorcan, and there's a wholo lot of
folks who won't believe It until they
gather In all the deta.ls of how he jumpjil
In four brief months from obscrulty to
fame as the greatest financier since the
day of Adam and little Eva.
Until last September Ike' only claim to
greatness was the fact that he was a
mighty good newspaper writer and the
brother of T. Aloyslus Dorgan, known as
Tad. And then fate ruled that Ike should
encounter Frank Moran, pugilist Just at
a moment when the aforesaid Frank was
wearing a woe-begone expression.
"Unburden yourself what' wrong?"
commanded the sympathetic Ike.
' Moras. Belatea HI Woes.
" Ti a cruel, cruel world we live In,
sighed the blend battler. "Here' me In
what may be termed a helluva fix. I've
fought forty-two battle and yet In all
thosa battles my Income hasn't been much
more than $6,000. I see by the papers
that lot and lots 'of dub scrappers get
that much and more for one battle."
"What you, need la a manager," ad
vised Ike, whereupon Moran sighed again.
"That's Just it," said he. "I need a
manager -but I don't want one. Prac
tically every one I've had ha trimmed
me, I aa'd I got only 30,000 or so for thosa
forty-two scrap. That' true. But I've
earned over 310,000. Th other &4,00l
got into the hand of my manager and
1 never aw It again."
"Then inaneg yourself," suggested
Ike. ..','
"I've tried to and X find thos darned
promoter take advantage of my good
nature and run me down so low on my
original demand that before I get
through talking with them I feel a If 1
ought to pay them to let me fight In tholr
clubs." . .
"Well, then, it seems to me that you
need a guardian," put In Ike.
"Will you take the Job?" asked Moran.
"Handling fighters Is a new game to
Averages of the Local
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side, and my Iron men are going down
on Mor&n'a end, because I think his right
IS better than the right of the Jones
entry.
Tough betting, though. Tou know the
old dope Is to string along with a champ
until he blows, and ten-round quarrels
seldom make champs.
The boys up on Broadway have every
sort of dope on the fight. Pome say that
me," said Ike. "Furthermore, I'm busy
as a newspaper guy. I ain't got much
time to monkey with fltrhters. But I'll
tell you what 1 11 do. I ll try to get a
bout for you at a fair price. I'll ehow
you how it Is done. Watch me closely.
Afterward you can go on handling your
self, using my system."
Well, Ike approached Billy Cllbson, man
ager for Jim Coffey, and boldly declared
that Frank Moran could whalo'the con
ciouenesa out of th scrapper with the
beverage name; - This vexed Gibson, who
forthwith rushed to all the newspapers
and declared that Coffey could beat up
any person In the wide, wide world.
Ike influenced Moran to visit var'ous
newspaper shops to deny the truth of
Gibson assertion and very .soon after
ward Jimmy Johnson, promoter, sought
out Moran and Coffey and wanted to
match them, up at hla own figures. J
, Johnson bffered Moran a sum In keep
ing with the amounts previously earned
by Moran. The blond battler we on the
point of , accepting, when Ike ' . Dorgan
loomed up in .the offing, loomed of John
son's offer, and said:
"Nix, nix, Jimmy; this boy Moran
fight for a certain percentage or he don't
fight at all."
Johnson demurred but Ike wa ob
durate. Th public demanded a Coffey
Moran bout and rather than let some
other promoter grab it, Johnson reluc
tantly met the demand of Ike Dorgan.
Moran' hare for that firt Coffey fight
waa $6,900, and when the money was
placed in the hand of Moran he promptly
fainted. i
Dorgan wanted to cult and return to hl
newspaper work, but Moran would not
listen to that idea. '
' Morrla D. Brown Victor. . .
NEW YORK. March 4 Morrl D.
Brown of Brooklyn defeated J. Ferd Pok
srenburg of the New York Llederkrant,
Former national and International cham
pion. 400 to 314, In trnils-ht' game of the
national amateur billiard championship
tournament here. The match waa tedious
and lasted flfty-lx innings, .
Tabrrekt Beats Hatar.
CHICAGO. March .-Frank Taberskl
of Sehnectadv defeated James Mature of
Denver, loo to 3. in the national pocket
billiard tournament today. Taberskl went
out In thirty-three innings.
York Defeat Aarorat.
YORK. Neb., March 4. (Special Tele
gram.) York High school basket ball
team defeated Aurora this evening, 28
to 15.
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Moran is the luckiest guy . that erer
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the largest srhmearcase ever foisted upon
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rounds at that time.
' There's a alight suspicion, too, that
TRAP SHOOT DATES NAMED
Dates for National Tournaments Are
Announced and Several State
Tourney Planned.
LOOK TO GRAND AMERICAN
NEW TORK, March 4. Preparedness,
as far as the trap-shooter Is concerned,
mean fret tin; In trim for the Grand
American handicap. This will be held In
St. Louis, Mo., in August. Previous to
the Grand American there will be sec
tional championships, and each state In
the union which conduct a state cham
pionship Is eligible to participate In the
amateur championship competition in St
Louis.
This Is about the time of the year' that
the majority of the state . association
make plans for the ummer campaign,
and . already six association have n
tttMnced the dates for the . annual 1 state
tournaments and Championship competi
tions. Other states wilt fall in line inertly
and In another month all the datea should
be ready for publication. ..The southern
handicap will - take place in Memphis,
Tenn., In May: the western In Omaha In
June and the eastern In Philadelphia la
July. The Pacific coaet handicap will be
conducted, but the Interstate association
haa not awarded the event a yet.
There is more interest in the sport this
year than irt any year since trap-shooting
really took a' hold o,n the American sport
loving public. Clubs ara p'annlng and
giving ".booster shoot,'.' and no end of
thing are being done- to mak the aeo
llonal championship evrs bigger than
ever. More snap and dash, la being la
played by those conducting the statu
championships and this energy will be re
paid In additional entrant.
The first championships date an
nounced are the Mississippi fitat aaioola
llon. This tournament will b staged on
the traps of the Greenville (Miss.) Gun
club. The dates are May S, 4 and 5. Be
sides the usual run of events, there will
be a three-man team championship', the
teams being selected from th best shoot
ers of ' Alabama, Mississippi. Tennessee.
Louisiana and Arkansas. The competi
tion will be known as "the lake to the
gulf championship." . ' .
The twenty-sixth running of th Penn
lylvanla state . championship Will be
staged on the Lansdalr, Pa. (Just, outside
of Philadelphia), traps on May 17. 18. 1
and 20. The original intention waa to be
gin the shoot on May 141, but a primary
election that day ha cauaed a change in
the plan. In connection with the state
hoot there will be sessions of the Penn
sylvania State Pportemen's association In
th evening. These should be of great
Interest to sportsmen, for talks will be
made on game, fish and forestry by au
thorities on the subjects.
Th Lansdale Board of Trad 1 as
much Interested In the shooting tourna
ment as the Lansdale Gun club and la
aiding in every way possible. Th gun
club 1 campaigning, for they expect to
double th number of entrle In any
other (tate shoot of the year. Men who
know their business ar handling th
hoot. Frank Kame Is chairman of the
general committee and his various sub-
chairmen are: A. A. Fink of Reading,
L. L. Swart. F. 8. Bender and J. B.
Rausch. L. R. Lewis Is managing the
tournament, aaaisted by Bernard Elsesser
of Tork and J. Leon Clarke.
. Nebraska aa Illtaola.
Th Nebraska and Illinois tat cham
pionship shoots fall on the earn days
May 23, 24 and S. Th Illinois tourna
ment will take place on th trap of the
Starved Rock Gun club at La Salle, III.
On the opening day of the ahoot there
will be a 100-target match for the Jeffer
son hotel (Peoria. 111.) trophy and twenty
five pair contest for the double cham
pionship of the itat. Th registered
tournament Is at 400 targets. The Elliott
system will be used In dividing purses
and the high guns will be determined un
der the Connor system.
The Iowa Stat association ha selected
Waterloo. la., as th plac for th Iowa
championship tournament and th tlm
will be May 30 and 31 and June 1. The
New Tork State Sportamen' association
will conduct th New Tork atat cham
plonahlp at Byracuae on Jun 11, IS, 14
nd 15. Oregon, Washington and Tela
will announce the date for their cham
pionship matches wltbln th next far
ate It a. Tbe Texs tournament will b
staged by th Hellas Gun club en th
I traps of th Palla AutomobUa and Coun
' try club in June.
Johnson was demonstrating for the Os
termoor mattreaa people In that fight
at Havana, and you can't get some of
them to .think otherwise.. .
Well, boys, look out for rusty nails
'Until I scamper across the parchment
again. Will wise you us In a few days.
Yours till they find the brick David
used to kill Oollath with.
, HON. AX,BXAJfDER RUMHATTSER.
YAES SNARE MINOR STARS
Bill Donovan's Scouts Pick Vp
most All the Leading: Minor
League Eurlers in Captivity.
TIPPLE'S RECORD ' IS POOREST
If the scouts sent out by Bill Donovan
last season in search of hurling material
to help the Tankees In the coming A. L.
marathon missed any of the top-notchersj
In the minor circuit they certainly am
hard to find. Of the eleven flinger who
will receive tryouts this spring, not on
of them failed to win more than half hla
game. And the Tanks did not go to the
Class C circuit. They grabbed most, of
them from Class AA and Class A.
' Here' just a sample of what the roob
to coming to tbe Tank did In th minor
last season:
Love, a outhpaw, pitching In th
Coast league, one of the fastest Claaa.AA
Circuits, wound' up . Second, 'giving rjj
average of 1.95 earned run per game.'
Plercy, from the same circuit, landed
fifth with" 2. SO earned count per club;" '
Mogiidge wa second In the Western.
Class A body, allowing 1.94 earned runs
per game.
Blodgett was fifth In the same 'circuit
with .2.27. 1 ;"'.' ',-
. Tance, another Western league, was
eighteenth with 2.93.' . ' ''
' That's quit a collection of classy hurl
er and alPpf them hailing from strong!
organisation. In fact, from t,he record
of last season. It looks a if Dan Tipple,
the much-heralded right-hander from In
dianapolis, was the poorest of the lot.:
Tipple last year pitched 183 innings and
wa found for seventy-seven earned run
an average of I.7 per conteet. Thl ga
htm forty-sixth place among th AA
f linger. r - ".
: Beaidea these and Nick CaJlup. ths
former Federal leaguer, Donovan will
have Markle and Brady, who finished
eleventh and twelfth In the Texas league
Rusiell from the International and Ra
nd Shocker from the Canadian. . " . .
PAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL '
WINS IN ITS DEBATE
PAWNEE, Neb.. March 4, (Special Tel
egram.) The Pawnee City High chool
debating team representing th affirma
tive waa given the decision over the Fall!
City High school team on th question of
preparedness.
Th Judge Dr. Edwin Maxey and G.
C. Chamber of Lincoln, complimented
both team but were unanimous in their
decision in favor of th local debaters.
Ths Pawne City team was eomposed
of Harold Wilson, Ernest Humra and El
Drake. Ths member of th Fall City
team were Thomas Hargrava, Wyley
Delaney and Bayard Clark. "
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