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George
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WESTERN LEAGUE
SURE TO START,
SAYS DICKERSON
Omaha, Des Moines, Wichita,
St. Joseph Certain of Mem
bership; Open Season
in May.
Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 5. -The
Western league will be in the field
this J'er, with Omaha, Des 'Moines,
.Wichita, St. Joseph and Joplin certain
of membership, according- to E. W.
Dickerson, president of the league.
Owing to the destruction by fire oi
the park at Lincoln, Nel., recently,
there is some doubt whether that
club will be on the circuit this year,
Mr. Dickerson said. Sioux City is
bidding strongly for the Lincoln
franchise, he declared., Topeka is
anxious to have Western league ball
again this year, he asserted.
That Denver probably will not be
in the league , this year is indicated by
the president, who said:
i tit mileage this year is going to
be greatly reduced by the substitution
of some more centrally located Icity
than Denver. I shall within a snort
time visit Topeka, Sioux City, Han
nibal and several other towns under
consideration, and then call a meet
ing of the club owners to make the
two or possibly more changes."
The league headquarters wilt be
, maintained in Kansas City, Mr,
Dickerson announced that the season
would begin the first week in May
and end the second or third week
in September. The players will be
-ordered to report early in April, as
exhibition games with major and
Class AA clubs have been arranged.
Central Park Holds Lead In
Community Center League
Central Park held the lead in the
Community Center league by winning
from Dundee, IS to 9. Sallander did
the bulk of the scoring, making seven
points, but the good work of the Cen
tral Park guards, Elvin and Knee,
was largely responsible Jor Dundee'
downfall. O'Brien starred for Dun
dee, making all but two of his team's
points. Snyggs and Geisler ' ajso
played well. Tuesday night Dundee
plays the Wheeler Memorials. The
score:
! CENTRAL PARK.
O.
1
FT.
t
, 0
T. Pt.
Matthewi
Sallanrtsr
Guenatte i
Elvin ....
, fine ....
....
.... I.
0
.A. i
Totals
DUXDEB.
- . O.
O'Brien i
inygg ................... 0
Hotuon 1
Cleland
Dos . 6
FT.
1
e
o
o
o
o
Ft"
flelsler ...
Total.
Referee,
V. Moore; scorer, Pewcy.
Creighton Gridiron and
Cage Star Dies Suddenly
Bill Coyne, Creightfcn foot ball and
basket ball player, died Monday night
at a ,local hospital due to an abscess
in his r.
Coyne'a death was a srjock to his
many incnas as he was seen in uni
form at Creighton gym lait Friday
nieht
Coyne came tj Omaha trom Madi
son, Wis., where, in 1916, he was a
star halfback on the Madison High
school team. During the early part
of the 1917 season at Creghton he
played at halfback, but Ijter was
transferred to tackle. Ever since the
foot ball season closed Coyne has
been playing on the Creighton basket
ball quintet.
The body will be taken to Madison,
Wis, for bu.ial. The dead student
was enrolled in the Creighton Medical
college.
Central Park Cubs Win '
From Dundee Tigers, 10 to 7
In a hard fottglii contest featured
by close guarding the Central Park
Cubs won from the Dundee Tigers,
10 to 7. Jjeisler and Payne starred
for the Tigers while the teamwork
of the Central Park seconds was their
feature. The Tigers play the Jar
dines South Side Muny league team
tomorrow night at Dundee. The
score:
DUNDEE TIGERS. CES. PARK CUBS.
t. ft. t pt. f. ft. f.pti
Oeccler ..1 1 I 'Mat1bwi. J I
Payne ....I 4 Uwer ....3 014
Dodd 0 0 1 OVolitner ...1 0 2
Nolan .... O'Hlvin I t 1,
Pender ...0 0;Mlllethler 1 0
. Scorer: W. Dewey.
Tommy Gibbons . Wins
Decision Over Chip
Pittsburgh. Pa., Feb. 5. Tommy
Gibbons of St Paul won the decision
here tonight r,er George Chip of
Newcastle. Pa., in a 10-round bout,
Gibbons took &ix of the rounds on
noints. Chin was awarded two and
two were even. The St Paul fighter
outfought Chip in all divisions of the
match and he was never in danger
irgct, Cai7 attacks.
Bt SOLLY- THAT
ch the corner-
AND I'VE" car tn
p twerp,
w,
I I cm
College Girls' Basket Ball
Team Plays Nakens
Right to Jeft, first row; Miss Mills, left forward; Miss
Burton, right forward. Second row: Miss Foster, center and
captain; Miss Dixon, right guard; Miss Porter, left guard.
The College Girls' basket ball team
will tlay the Nakens team, Omaha
champions, at the Auditorium Wed
nesday night. The bloomer girls
gave the Joe Smiths of Council Bluffs
a hard run a, few weeks ago,, the
Smith Winning by the small score of
Wielding,
, By FRED S, HUNTER. ,
r RAND opera price have invaded
the wrestling-' field. For proof,
just cast your optics over the price
list Oscar Thorsen published or the
Caddock-Zbyszko jollification at Des
Moines Friday night. All Oscar asks
for a ringside seat in the fifth row is
10 bucks, plus one seed war tax, mak
ing 11 bones in all. Oscar's circular
speaks only of the wrestling match,
but the price list would indicate that
he intended to put on Anna Pavolowa,
Mary Garden, Frank Tinnc; Ty
Cobb, Queen Elizabeth and Julius
Caesar.
Camouflage Again.
DASE ball men, it is reported, are
keen for the proposed daylight
saving plan because it will enable them
to start their ball games at 4 o'clock.
If the camouflage of the daylight
saving scheme is successful, though,
we fear that, although the fan himself
may possess full knowledge that it is
only o'clock and not 7 o'clock when
he gets home to supper after a 14-in-ning
combat, friend wifey will fail to
see the point and thus, by he well
With the
' Alamlto League.
GUERNSEYS.
lot. 2d. 3d Tot.
Murphy
Barbler
jhaw
...164
...167
...163
Maney .....149 174 143 4uS
Barnee 11 ... 124 S3
Swarusl ,..H3 US 12 i 415
Klnupfll ..,.114 105 ... 221
Total ...831
S AMPLE -
Int.
Smith 108
Bartlett ....lit lot 176 490
Barron 174 104 278
Duke 183
RusbcII ....1(3
Davidson ..116
Total. ...680 7(4 669 5100
XX CRKAMS.
lt. 2d. Sd. Tot
:openhrv 17(
Handicap .. 23
Kernan . . . .166 I0S 11$ 491
Leonard ....144 IT ... 263
Total ...7(7 864 136 24(9
OMAHA PRINTING CO.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Henry 6 ... 171 267
Kllley 101 140 lit S60
Snowdart ...120 139 1SS 417
Mitchell ...149
ioblnnon ...113
Schwager 105 121 233
Crulckahank 174
3rupo ......149
Totals.... 63S 684 709 3031
LOCUST LANK.
. lt 2d. 3d. Tot.
tlofmann ..135
Mtchka ....174 143 12 447
Lefflngirell 60 106 113 278
Total! ...719 845 877 2441
EL TAXO. '
1st. 2U. 3d. Tot.
J'Netll .....158 139 121 413
Dugan 121 131 173 434
Kamls-. 131 ... 143 27U
H Human .... 140 ISO 15S 4i
Poncelow 134 ... 134
Mberg ....16
Callahan ..150
Pederaen ...154
Hathaway .17
Total!.... 618 704 711 3041
CERTIFIED.
1st. 2d. 3J. Tot
Handicap .. 11 11 11 11
Total! ...821 769 693 2272
OTIS ELEVATOR CO.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot.
Bodlnikl ...144 136 161 461
Brtazle .....161 13 131 412
Spawr ......1(3 120 148 421
Poncelow ...12t ... 121 260
Beckmau ...171 1&3 1(3 479
Ruder ......... Ill ... Ill
SUia 211
inderinon ..1(9
rolllver ....140
,nke 16
Suffer .....13S
Total!. ...770 64) 706 2123
. Merrantilo lague.
PREXELS.
' Int. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Livingston .180 1(1 176 507
Rlcbey ....141 201 1(7 (07
Total! . .840 788 725 233
neb. clotu.-n-o: CO.
1st. 2d. 2d. Tot
fetter' ..
foder ...
Arnot . .
Tomsu ,
Stra . .
3' dlcap
Dreel .....1(1 158 174 4S3
Armstrong .lit lit V (S3
Raune 147 11 126 434
Total! . . .778 (74 111 2464
BYRNE-HAMMER.
let 2d. Id. Tot
Total ..t736 704 767 2307
T. M. C. A. League,
. 8HCLER-CART.
Bark .,...131 161 106 400
Hansen ....146 116 12i 34
(Tort ...... 76 122 4 202
Straw .....141 1(1 124 418
Skankey ...178 1(6 116 (10
Handicap .. 47 41 48 143
1st
Peterson .174
Ross .......183
Tripp 124
Mlratsky ...166
Gibson ....164
Handicap .. 15
Tetal...S26
Totali ' .
1L E.
.71) TM 675 2147
SMITH CO.
lit. 2d. Id. Tot
....14 19) 182 547
....175 23T 161 563
Hefton
Rathke
THE ' BEE : OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1918.
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six points. The match game will be
air added attraction to roller skating
at the Auditorium, and no additional
charge will be made. The floor will
be cleared of roller skaters at 9
o'clock and the bloomer girls will toss
up with, the Nakens team for sides. .
-V-
method, cut down future attendance
First Hand Knowledge.
a "CONSTANT reader" at Fremont.
who apparently has not been in
formed that this state is ruled exclu
sively according to the laws laid down
by the two Bills. Bryan and Sunday,
warns to know if a full house has an
advantage over a flush. The "con
stant reader" is respectfully referred
to Monsieur La Due, who is reported
to have gained full mechanical
knowledge of such fine points, inas
much as Eagle-eye Phelps, the other
technical expert of the office, admits
that he doesn't know "as hey never
saw one." '
Just a Reminder.
FASY victory over Iowans pre
'Ji dieted by champions of Purple
and White." chants the high school
sport scribe with refence to the forth
comina; Central High-Sioux City cage
tilt. Not that we wish to discourage
home industry nor shoot Pyrene on
flames of confidence and hope burn
ing so brightly with the young
scribe's bosom, but we would remind
him that Sioux City is not South
Omaha.
The Angel Departs. ,
GLOOM pervades the camp of Jess
Willard. Tex Rickard, has de
parted for South America and the
chamo's visions of a $50,000 or
$60,000 bit for a 10-round mazurka
accompanied Tex south. ;
Bowlers
170 1(1
163 187
174 ICS
477
(26
(OS
, FORT OMAHA.
1st 2d. 3d. Tot.
Kelaon 204 160 141 (OS
Mussy 138 208 163 524
Charlsw'thy 146 14( 148 439
Russell 184 1(2 136 473
Peterson ...193 176 160 548
(33 860 2623
HART.
2d. 3d. Tot.
184 168 460
1(3 1(4 489
1(8 lit 607
137 126 381
Totals... ,SG4 136 788 '.
1-ooh'i Bush league.
THE FAMOUS.
4S8
211 170 (66
22 22 66
1st 2d. 3d.
Peteri .....194 136 19)
Doty 164 1(7 14)
Straw 120 161 1(3
Nellaen ....114 126 146
Doner 161 171 190
Tl.
51
470
324
125
S22
163 189 (01
186 16S 463
Total! ...753 731 1ST 2321
LEONARD'S OWLS.
1st Jd. 3d. Tl.
Leonard ...161 173 16) 511
Johanson ..123 161 163 437
Kelpln ....120 1(6 154 430
Temandt ..173 181 169 523
Rlea 141 1(7 1(3 4(1
Total! ...726 111 801 23(4
BRVXO'S POPS. .
1st. 2d. 3d. TL
Krsnda l..'.131 1(1 127 411
BUI ....L...137 160 104 401
Ostronlo ...14T 188 125 460
Rh'ft ......130 14) 116 405
Kohler 141 106 135 189
190 213 677
136 176 461
170 134 439
13 " 4
124 146 420
188 130 472
1(8 133 490
204 17S 690
Total! ....695 7(4 617 2066
BRUNSWICKS.
1st 2d. 3d. Tl.
Kingcr 168 172 168 508
WfA 147 127 1(7 431
Hlllmer ....150 168 147 465
Kdmondson 133 140 141 414
141 134 4.16
166 14S 4(1
137 120 432
140 '48 424
Buchcr . . .
Totals ..
FORD'S
131 161 116 417
..1(0(172 164 486
..12) 122 168 419
..139 134 1(4 427
..16) 12S 147 441
.736 T70 72) 2235
ALL-STARS.
1st 2d. 3d. Tl.
.105 190 180 421
.1(0 199 141 493
.1(3 133 133 438
.106 141 175 424
.161 It) 142 45)
Jack
tt'.i Loch.
Geo. McP.i
J. Kins ..
2d. 3d. Tot.
230 174 (78
167 130 480
131 93' 340
1(3 173 491
207 181 5(2
15 IS - 45
US 1(6 248
Totals ...693 114 723 2221
" 1st. Id. 3d. T l
Pralt 211 1(1 183 653
Kopfl 106 171 136 414
Cedarbohra 140 15) 135 424
Welaa 134 110 141 407
Zadins, 114 15) 160 474
Total ...Hi m J" 3271
JVETOqoVlT
HER-WHATlL l nftf
HUNDREDS PAY
LAST TRIBUTE TO
JOHN LSULLIVAN
Unbroken Line Passes Before
Bier of Last; of Famous
Gladiators of Bare
Knuck Days.
Oyster Day, N. Y., Feb. 5. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt announced to
night that he would not be able to at
tend the funeral of John L. Sullivan
in Boston Wednesday.
"I had a genuine regard for my old
friend John L. Sullivan," the colonel
said. "He was an old and valued
friend and I mourn his death."
Boston. Feb. 4. An almost un
broken line of men, women and chil
dcrn today and tonight passed before
the bier of John L. Sullivan, the last
of the old guard of heavyweight
pugilists. In full dress the body of
the dead champion lay in the dark
ened parlor at the home of his sister,
Mrs.' Annie E. Lennon, in the Rox
bury district while relatives, friends
and admirers of the old gladiator
called to gaze for the last time on
his features.
Funeral Wednesday
Meanwhile funeral arrangements
were made for the funeral which will
be held from St. Paul's church, Rox
bury, Wednesday morning. Hun
dreds of men prominent in the sport
ing world, representatives of temper
ance societies and others far , and
wide, sent word that they would be
present at the funeral.
It .as hoped that Rev. W, A. Sun
day, the evangelist, who declared that
John L. Sullivan won his greatest
battle when he ''gave booSe the knock
out"- would attend the funeral. "Jake"
Kilrain, the pugilist who battled 72
rounds with Sullivan in the old days,
is also expected to be here.
Plans for a memorial for the dead
champion were being considered
today, but no definite decision was
reached.
Contrary to popular impression,
Sullivan did not leave much of an
estates Although he had received a
fortune in the ring aid later in theat
rical ventures, his friends say today
that the ve'eran's estate consisted
only of his farm at Abington and a
few securities.
Jim Flynn Barred From
Boxing in Wisconsin
Duluth, Minn., Feb. 5. Jim Flynn
of Pueblo, Colo., who was to meet
Billy Miske at Superior in boxing at
the Twin Ports Athletic club Feb
ruary 13. cannot fight in the state of
Wisconsin. It is said that the Pueblo
fireman has an injury, which the state
boxing commission says makes it im
possible for him to fight properly.
Carl Morris Disqualified)
- In Bout With Dempsey
Buffalo. N. Y.', Feb. 5.-Carl Mor
ris of Oklahoma was disqualified in
the sixth round of a 10-round match
with Jack Dempsey of California here
tonight. Dempsey weighed . 198
poundj and Morris 226.
AMUSEMENTS.
Vaudeville) and Photoplays
Presenting '
STETaON I LITRE
& HUBER MISSF0XIE
On Their Way Miniature)
to Matrimony Comedy Revue
JAMES LEON'S
LIGHTER PONIES
Discoverer of Trained .
Piano Comedy Ponies
Photoplay Attraction
'The pther Woman"
Featuring Peggy Hyland.
Wm. S. Hart, in
"The Bad Man."
I
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WINONA
rTHE FOUR HUSBANDS'! WINTEBt
Burt: Ed.
Johnston 4 Ca.; Mr. and Mrs. Mel-Burna;
Jams H. Cullen; Hnbirt'i Loop-ths-Loop
and Laaplnf Caninas) Miss Cwsm Lewis;
Orphtura Travel Wsekly.
OMAHA'S FUN CENTER
Dally Mats, 15-ZS-SOe
E'D(S. 2S-50-7SC-91
j.erw. EIG BURLESQUE REVIEW
A awrs than ' standard oraanttsttoa 4ttttafnlsbd
for Its orlrttuHtT. Hmrrr K. Morton. Zalia Bussall
snd a Host of Entertainers. Btasoostl sriUi Pep. Spiot
and Ginger, uterus car atcsiienea.
LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
Sat. aUU acd Wssk; "To Bowtry BwlssvMtm,'
- ' -' ; ' 7 " -V- -.'7-77
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BASKET BALL
TOURNAMENT
AT CREIGHTON
Teams From Creighton, Camp
' Dodge and Camp Funston,
February 6, 7 and 8,
Will Enter.
That -the three-game basket ball
series, which will be played "by the
crack fives of Camps Dodge and Fun
ston and Creighton at the Creighton
gym on February 6, 7 and 8 is the
biggest thing in basket ball tourna
ments that Omaha has ever captured,
is the opinion of enthusiastic Omaha
and Blue and White fans.
1 The first game of the tournament
is but a day off, and Coach Mills of
the Creighton team is putting forth
every effort to round his squad into
shape to cope with the redoubtable
PHOTO PIAY- OFFERING T
iisaiPi
p
"SON OF A
Sunshine Ccmed
AMV8EMENTS.
BOYD
3 Nights
Feb'y
t A O
4h N. Y. Winter Garden's
Show of
Wonders
All SUr Cast
First Time Out of
New York
"OVER IHfc iOr"'
Prices, 50c to $2.00
P Mat., 50c to $1.50
Sunrf.y, for 4 Nlfhu. "The 13th Chair"
TJ All n.ll Mi. , 2i1K
2 SHOWS EVERY EVENING. 7:18-9:15
10 Dark Knights SlSs.
AsfX.'?' Seven Bonomor Arabs
Aver i nere ..pn,, p,f Rat.
Lsckls 4 Yst: Asrlsl BMrs: Dsn alaalyy:
Hsrt.Psth '-fstkly: 8ld Draw Comedy: Cr
SMt Nortfts's Asanas!' Coaoart Orehstlra.
Matimss: lts.25o: Nlfhts. ISe-29e.35o.
Sat as Sos. Matiaan saws as wnna.
, 8:15 O'clock
BOYD THEATER
Prices I SOc to $1.50
Auspice Tuesday Musical Club
Edith Wagoner
Mr. David Stone
soldiers from Camp Dodge on
Wednesday night. Haley's vaccinated
arm is improving and the Blue and
White mentor is confident that the
little forward will be able to start
the game on Wednesday.
Surprise in Store.
Tommy Mills, when nucstioncd
concerning the chances of the local
five capturing the first of the series,
merely smiled and said: "Wait and
see. I think you will receive a pleas
ant surprise." It is at least possible
that Vic Spittler, who ltad only a
moderate attack of smallpox, will be
out of the -pest house on Wednesday
morning. If he is, he will not enter
the contest against the Des Moines
quintet, but will probably be on the
floor against the Ftinstoneers. His
reappearance will certainly aid the
Creighton live in giving, the almost
invincible soldiers from F(unston the
stiffest brusli that they have yet en
countered.' Come Back at Funston.
Thursday night will give the pro
teges of Coach Griffith a chance to
redeem themselves for the defeat
they suffered at the hands of their
brother soldiers of Funston at Kan
sas City. According to communica
tions from Griffith, the Dodge boys
are determined to stage a real come
back that night.
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Directed by Hugo Tord"
MUSE
Clara
Kimball Young
in
i "Marionettes"
Thurs, Alice Brady
yrViri.1....: v ......MyjCa
Last Times Today
NELL SHIPMAN in
'THE WILD STRAIN"
SUBURBAN
24th a
Ames.
Col. 2841
Today BELLE BENNETT in
"THE FUEL OF LIFE"
DR. E. R. TARRY. 240
CENTRAL HIGH
10 SIOUX CITY
CLASH SATURDAY
Easy Victory Over Iowans Pre
dieted by Champions of Purph
and White ;iocal Team
Hits Road.
Sioux City will be Central High':
opponent this Saturday nighr on :'.'
Young Men's Christian association':
floor. The Sioux City five is snial
and comparatively weak, so aji cas-.
victory is predicted.
Lincoln defeated Siou.x City l;ri
day by a score of llJ to 8. Lincoli.
at that time was even weaker tluu:
when it played Omal.a, due to the
loss of Richards through graduation
Omaha defeated Lincoln, thus ar.
easy game for Central is expected. -
The game this Friday will be ilic
last played by Central at home for
several weeks.
FOR TODAY-
WED.
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Last Times Today
WM. S. HART
in
"The Apostle of
Vengeance"
Thursday JUNE CAPRICE
HAMILTON
Today WM. FOX SPECTACLE
"JACK AND THE BEANSTALK'
LOTHROPir
Today CORINNE GRIFFITH
in "I WILL REPAY"
No. 8 "VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN'
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