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FAIRBURY ALL SET
FOR SIOUX OUTFIT
Connolly and Francis Are First of
Harry Gaspar'i Crew to Report
at the Training Camp.
Just Before the Big Bout
REST TO BLOW IN SATURDAY
FAIRBt'RY, Neb.. Varrh . Special
Telegram.) Falrbury la all In readiness
for the comtn- of Harry Caspar tribe
of Bloux City base ball player. The Falr
bMT Base Ball association haa put th
diamond In excellent condition for the
rUotix and (oral fan are looking for
ward with pleasureabl anticipation to a
number of aood frame with the Omsha-
Klotix City nlnea.
it la aald that three exhibition games
will be played here earh week. Manager I
Harry Gpsr of Bloux City ha not ar
rived In Falrbury yet, although quarter I
have been reserved for him at the Mary-
etta hotel.
T. F. Connolly of noston. Mas., who I
looked after matter around third bane
for the 'W ashington team of the American
league laiit year, is in the city and Is
registered t the Maryetta. He Is all
ready for work.
I. II. Francis, who played with the Mo-
ville, la., team last year and who dealt
out the slants from the mound. Is here
for a tryout.
These are only the only two players to
show up so far, although the pitcher and
catcher wero to be here Tuesday. The
balance of twenty-one playera are to be
on deck April -. Among the former Hloux
City players expected to arlve In Falr
bury this week are Pep Clarke, Hernia
Doyle, Spike Kelley, Phil Cooney, Calla
han, Whittle llensllng, and last, but not
least, Lo Jeune, who think a two-base
drive 1 a bunt.
Omaha Bowlers
Win Prizes in
All-Events Olass
TOLEDO. O., March .-The final bat
tl for the singles championship of the
American Bowling congress will be
fought bore tonight between Frank Shaw
of Chicago, Den Hueaman ot Cincinnati
and Pern Schllman of Toronto, Ont. The
trio have been tied for first place in
the Individual event with scores of 615.
Should Shaw win, he will have nailed
all four championships of the tourna
ment to Chicago's mast.
Following are th twenty leading win
eis in the all events:
Position. Team. Tot. Prise
1 Frank Thorn. Chicago l.l $125
i O.Kallusch, Rochester 1.WS 110
I-K. Harkenrlder, Ft. Wayne.. 1.H74 1
4 A. Wartchow. Omaha 1.874
6 G. Bamburg. Detroit 1,
Chas. Hildebrand. Chicago.. .l.H.a
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ROLLER ROLLED
BY JOE STECHER
Seattle Heavyweight Wrestler Is
Unable to Stay Over Five and
Half Minutes.
TO MEET STECHER AT LINCOLN TTnw St.PP.hfir flTlfl
SCISSORS MAKES HIM YIELD
KANSAS C1TV, March 29.-(Specal Tel
egram.) Joe S'cher, Nebraska's youth
ful hravywiijht wrestler, took another
rtop townrd the crown worn by Krnn'c
Ootch last night In Covington hall when
he pinned the shoulders of Dr. R. V.
Holler to the mat. In straight falls.
The first fall wns won In five m n'ltes
and thirty econdn with the H'Iih.m and
a half Nrlson, hlle the aocond lnstid
only two seconds longer (five mlnu.es,
thirty-two seconds), a scissors and bar
arm. tumlns; the trick.
The farmer boy never was in danger
throughout the match. Ho s'nrltd aft-r
the veteran like n wild bull nnd the good
old doctor wnnn't given a chance to
go on the offensive.
"1 hnxe hi-Hrrl so much about the h glily
touted Tl' Hi i ." ta'd the Ne1 ra l:m bf
forc tho match, ' fiat I mil go'n out
and tatno him a.i quickly tn post" I hi "
An Steiher mnde good his word.
Holler is one of the most brilliant mem
bers of the head-spinning union. Although
defeated ho broke loose from many tight
holds during tho eleven minutes of
wrestling.
It was Sterher's famous scissors, how
ever, that caused the Seattle man' do
feat. Dr. Holler hushed the crowd and made
a curtain speech after the match.
"I don't like to detract from the vlc-
I tory of Stecher, but I maintain that It
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Ordeman Stack Up
fiTF.CHKR. URDEMAS.
23 age 1
.Hf, welgM
feet 1 inch hlght....5 feet 11 Inches
' inches reach 7TH Innhes
.19 inches chest, normal 42 Inches
AA Inrkn, rhflt STOftnrtd 47 InChCSI
I 32 inches waist iW Inches
13 Inches ....biceps, relaxed.. 134 Inches
15 Inches biceps, flexed... 15H Inches
M Inches forenrm 13Hlnehes
i Inches wrist 7H Inches
364 Inches thigh 2A inches
17 Inches ealf B Inches
1114 inche ankle 11 Inche
PURDUE'S NEW ARMORY
WILL COST $150,000
LAFAYETTE, Jnd.. M"-h ?.-The
trustees of Purdue university hava de-
clded to build a $l"00D armory to replao
the one recently deatroyed by a mysteri
ous fire. I lans for the structure will be
considered at a meeting of the trusteei
April Tt. .
Sprains and
Bruises 5
8 are so common in every home J?
B that it pay to keep good Litii- Q
than Sloan's Liniment It stops J
Sain, relieves congestion, re- H
nces swelling and does it 5 '
ouickly too. Just, apply few 2
drops and the pain disappears. Q
Sloan's
mm at W
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HENRY ORDKMAK.
is impossible for any wrestler to make
a good showing on this mat. It's got
too much rosin on it."
The crowd hooted him.
Sloan's l.lnlment Kills Pain.
Is the greatest pain killer ever discov
ered, simply laid on the skin no rubbing
required It drive pain away.- 2lc. All
druggists. Advertisement.
When all
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other ways fail, try a Bes
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Fits the knot of a four-in- hand
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'Keep bottle in your home.
Prica tSc SOc. 11.00
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Frank Moran, at the left, and Chamri"n Jess Willard, rhotographed In th
Ing at Madison Fquar Osrd.n. New York, Just before they started their ten-rounl
bout on Faturday night, March .1.
Scores of the Local Bowlers
7-K. Hauke. Chicago.
S-W. Mctcalf. (Iiluago.
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from
Raydl. Chlcaao...
10 H. tiraf. Chicago
Jl W. Froemtng, Chicago....
M H, Heusman. Cincinnati..
1V-C. Cochran. Omalia l.Hls
14 K. Shepard, Kansas Clty....l.l
Brunnelt. Cleveland l.SM
K. bala. Columbus I.xi
Kossieck. 1'eorla I.su
1-V. F.agara. Chicago 1.814
is w. Anderson. Kenosha l."i4
M K. Shaw, Chicago 1.813
Other prlxea won by hoWasr
Omaha are as follows:
five-Man Event Kmc Limn;, fifty
sixth place lli'ltji. tK
Tso-lltn Fvenl Tntnaa anfl Martin.
:?Mtli place (1J2UI. tlh. tcule and Corcoran
lh piaca (i.lik. Naale and Conrad,
nsth place a.uni. Ul; AloCarthy and
Warirhow, lBTih pla OVU'tt.
AlblM t ltrCpmlara.
ALBION, Neb.. March JS.-BpcUl.)-The
city campaign la now on. Two full
tickets baia been placed In th field. The
randUlatea are as fellows: For mayor, O.
K. Plltinger and W. H. Watson; for
councilman. First ward, Ueo Lovrenberg
and Jjhn Clark; for courcilman Second
ward, J. P. Shirley and Thomas Mat
thews; for city clerk. Harry llallstead
and Vlil ton Krauae; for city treasurer,
W. C. Day and Knbert I -arson; for city
npineer. F. M. Silllk. Both caucuses
voted to hare the q lies'. ton of Ucensini;
ksloon submitted as isutl.
r. A. lHin P. J. Mullen acd P. M.
Weltxel are the candidates for members
of the Board of EducaUiq and have no
opposition.
Boaster l.eaaae.
TRACY CROP. PAI.O.
1st. Jd. SI. Tot.
Prlmeau ..li 1M KV4 S
Hollldny ...14 m 174 (IS
Dlngman ...1t7 112 10 .W
Kent 203 1 1 17H T2i
Schnenman .1M IS t 1 5 rt
Kanill sp ... 53 63 hi U
Totals fOI 7( S 0 2fl
CLARA HB1.I.KH.
1st. Id. St. Tot.
Martin ......lM Wl lt MU
Terrell 2t IT) 1i'4 trt
Fldson 1SI l If) ;,4
I. Jarosh....l7 202 hi
Neale 13 174 1.7 6 4
Totals u ?t 7ss rs:
1'OWBLL SUPPLY CO.
1st. id. Id. Tot.
Voona I7( In7 174 ;"1
Blip 144 1V4 1f4 4
A'esty M 1(4 1 4!
3rotte in S41 !7 .S
"osdy 127 195 157 47Straw
Handicap .. M in
M 174
Tot Is ' V M 2S9.t
CORKY M'KF.NZIK.
1st. 2d. 2d. T t.
A. Bower... 171 IK 162 4.1
Doherty ....174 3fi5 14 4
Hlsnd -ZM W 1i 6!
Zim nerman 174 11 111 Zl
Zarp li 10 18T :i
TotaN Ml l! IW I5i;
LE13Y BRKWIN'O CO.
1st. 24- Id. Tjt.
Maurer .....2(4 J 2.'J 5.
Klnnaman .151 147 U4 4J
Boyle !' 1" 11 4MI
F. Jarosh....l8. 17t 114
Frill Kii 12 ltd
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Week 141
Potter ITS
Handicap .. 15
147 1 38 'M
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140 1W 48:
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Totals . ..t31 v T72 2401
I ETE 1-OCH 8.
1st. . 21. Sd. Tot.
Weekes ....2 U.S inn 5;'3
T al 178 17 36 4 "
Kchm VO 1.17 Hi 4
Wsr. huw 171 2 0 ill 5SM
off K4 1S3 164 61
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Totals
.'.KW S87 SJS 2."-"
Tots's KM 8'4 40
MIDLAND Ol.ASS.
1st. id. 3.1. Tot.
Johnson ....14 loi 1M j
Olson 200 li!) 112 4711
OMAHA VAN.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
CiO Ham'str m .2 4 Iii H2 Ml
.'rti'l yoni :. !' IK 5l
ilintgton 14 l.'i r.t
Tomsn 176 14 173 407
You m 178 201 ISO M
Handicap ... 11 II 11 3.1
Totala ...-.'.35 X8I S4 27 7
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K.VRWKLU Nb.. Msrrh !.-t nrcH .)
- Harry Uvdalfk, son of Vrrorgt Kviialik.
was dangerously Injured In an :iutc acrl-d-iit
hrra today worn h lost control of
his msuhlu and crastl Into anothr-i car.
Hr tn throan bodfj lhronh Ihr- wind
sliitld Jin-l badly rut villi class Hi' s
l:urrl.-r: to 8L Tai'I, icr his Irijurlos
wr drejM. Tt iticui on boih crn
Mill rniountt o ?H.
Tvo cases ot dt)ilal'oils rr dis-ov-i
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end tliu family was Immediately qiiar-
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Kbool for about ten day.
Tiror ataa t.i brsera.
'iKXKVA, Neb.. Marcn S (uclal V
I'br'r ire a numhr; nf sirallpox cssrs
n town of a vr.ry m'ld fjirm. Strb't quRr-
BIltilH-.
Ala .-ood roads convrnilon hld In ly"?
lrdr"tdant Order of Odd Ki lions' hall
r-tidy sficmoon and rvtnlnii a tn
'I'ft was mvrn by th Hiisini-sa Men
aaaoclstlon, served by the (.'onsrwea
tlonal ladlm. Many farmers wrre In at
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