The Omaha
Sunday-Bee.
PART THREE
SPORTS AND AUTO
PART THREE
CLASSIFIED ADS
VOL. L NO. 33.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1921.
1 C
TEN CENTS
Up-to-Bate News and Gossip of Interest to Sport Fans
Packers Drop
Second Game of
City Series
liookkeepers Outclass Patton's j
.Athletes in Last Half and
Win (fame hy Seore
Of 29 to 18.
South High to.'t its second game of
city basketball ,' series Friday night
to the Commerce High quintet by
the score of 2lJ to 18.
The game was close throughout
pml was featured by the close guard
ing and spectacular basket shooting
if both squads. At the end of the
first half the score was 13 to 10 in
favor of the Bookkeepers.
During the early part of the first
haU" the Packers uncorked a streak
of clever Jeamwork and close guard
ing and managed to score a 10 to 8
lead over the Commercial tossers.
Coach Drummond's team tightened
its defense around the South Siders
and' Kline succeeded in dribbling
down the center of the court, finally
shooting a basket which evened the
rount. Another Bookkeeper caged
a basket and Mahoney slot' a free
throw'a few seconds before the hall
ended. ; ' "
The score follows: i
t'ommerre, 29.
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Kline. I. f. .
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Hlane (Cap.) r. g...
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tiathuot, r. f. ......
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2 0
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... i 0
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Tolals ...
South Hiith, 18.
F.G. F.T.
HihIihiij, r. f. .."N. 1
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Ni.piuan, 1. f. (Capt. . . . 0
Hill, c 2
taenia rd, r. g 0
KniiKh, I. f 3
fullian r. g
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Doane Chalks Up ,
Another Cage Win
Crete, Neb., Jan. 29. (Special
TMegrain.) Doane added another
victory to its championship title in
an easy game with Wayne Normal,
34 to 12. The Normalites were out
classed in. every way. They were
tinable tobreak through the Doane
defense ' during the entire game.
Doane had, the ball in its territory
continually. Johnston did the scor
ing for Doane. This is the fifth vic
tory for Doane this season.
The lineup follows:
Mnjiie. Post (ion
T,. Miller O
Jtelt .G....
Claris G.,,.
Muhm ......'
Patterson F.i...
Iloane.
....... Brown
Mlckle
..... Johnston
Hlgglnahotham
Sukovaty
M. Mtlous nubstitut for Helt. Scors by
rerlods First half, Doane 22, Wayne 5.
Tigers Nose Kansas I
Out of Valley Lead
Columbia, Mo., Jan. 29. (Special
TctcgranO-rMissouri Tigers nosed
Kansas out of first place in the
Missouri Valley Basket Ball race by
winning last night's game, 27 to 22.
Both teams battled every minute,
neither side gaining a large advan
tage until the last four minutes,
w hen Missouri took , the lead. The
first half ended, 13 to 11.
"Shorty" Williams was the star
offensive player, making 21 points,
while Capt. Browning on the defen
sive for Kansas played well.
World's 70-Yard Dash Record
Tied at(1Annual Track Meet
Chicago," Jan. ' 29. The world's
1 record for the 70-yard dash, seven
and one-fifth seconds, was tied by
f Loren Murchison in the Illinois Ath
letic club's annual 4rack contests.
here last night. Murchison defeated
Jack Scholz of the. Detroit-Athletic
clulv by an eyelash. The Ames,
two-mile relay team defeated Xotre
Dame by a wide margaiu and Joic
Ray lapped the field in the two-mile,
run, winning in 10:00 1-5.
iNotclboom rins shoulders
Of Finland Wrestler to Mat
Mitchell, S. XD., Jan. 29. Carl
Xotelboom, heavyweight wrestler of
Sioux Falls, pinned Henry Karhun
saari of Finland in straight falls here
Friday with body scissors and wrist
locks. The first fall came in 23
minutes and the second in 17. In a
previous match here, the same pair
created a sensation by falling ten
feet through a window to an auto
mobile standing below,' Notelboom
suffering several severe cuts.
Army and Navy Base Ball
Teams Will Clash' May 28
' West Toint, Y.. Jan. 29. The
inny's annual base ball game with
the. navy will be played here May
2S. it was announced tojay.
Cadet Glenn C. Whilliide, captain
of last f fall's foot ball eleven, will
captain the team. The former major
leaguer, Hans Lobert, continues as
coach. '
Those Headlock Blues Clamp Their Grip
The Kid Claims He Figured
Out a Crafty Scheme to Get
Champ Wrestler to U. S.
1 After the Armistice.
By H. R. HARRIS
THE Canary Kid came in, droop
ing and sad-faced. -"What's
the matter, Canary?" I
asked. . "
"I got th' blues, thassall," replied
the Kid.
"That's too bad, Canary," I said.
"What particular blues arc you
troubled with?" ,
"Well," retortedhr Kid looking
at me. thoughtfully, "I got all uv
Fair Bowlers Who Are Attaining Skill With Omaha League Teams
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Auburn High Beaten
By Creighton High
By Score of 24 to 7
- '.
Creighton high, advanced another
notch toward the state basket ball
championship Friday night 'on the
Creighton gymnasium floor,, when it
defeated the Auburn quintet by the
score of 24 to 7.
During the early, stages . of the
game the score close, but before
the half-way mark was reached the
locals forged ahead and were leading
6 to 3, at the end of the initial period
of play.
In the second half Creighton out
played the visitors in all departments
of the game.
The linevtp and summarv:
Creighton. 24. Posl Hon Auburn, 7.
Smith
K. P.
....... Tracy
Lippold
...... Macloy
Furlny
Pendergast
Shannahan
Eaton , . . ,
L. P..
Dally - .'.
. R. G. .
Broody
Substitutes V.'icqins for PenderEsst.
Soflo for Daily. Field Cioals Smith 4,
Shannahan. Wiggins. 6; Macloy, Lippold.
Free Throws Sn:lth 3 out of 4 chances,
Macloy 3 out of 7 chances.
Stanislaus Zbyszko
i Wins From Belgian
;.-1 . r
Laramic' Wyo., Jan. 29. Stanis
laus Zybeszko, the Polish wrestler,
won two successive falls here Friday
night from Bob Monogof. a Belgian.
Zbyszko woii the first fall with a
side roll in twenty-seven minutes.
He woa the second in 13 minutes
with a h"p lock. .
Decides Not to Sanction
Bout for Jack Dempsey
PortlandOre., Jan. 29. The Port
land boxing commission at a meet
ing Friday called by Mayor George
L. Baker decided not to sanction
arrangement for a 10-round de
cision bout here for Jack Dempsey
in April.
Hawkeve Swimming Team
Loses to Gopher Splashers
Minneapolis, Jan. 29. The Univer
sity of Minnesota swimming team
defeated University of Iowa 54"to 14.
in a dual meet Friday. The Gophers
took first in all eight events and al
so a majority of the second places.
'cm, 'r at leas' most uv 'era, I got
u i it t- ti..:. t c:.j..
IU UUdUJULK ULUC5, &U . Ill OUHUdy
blue law blues, an' th' ocean blues,
an' th' Paris blues everythin' 'xcep'
th' Memphis blues. I ain't had th'
Memphis blues since I acciden'ally
run int' a right cross uv 'at ham, pug,
Toughy Nuggins, an' got ...beat out
uv th' fight, by a referee vot give
nv th count by a addin' machine
instead uv by a watch. I never
been blue t' see 'at Tenn'scc town
since." .
They Were Pals. "
."The 'headlock blues?" I inquired.
, "Thass right,", said Canary, "th'
headlock blues. Y'see me an' Earl
Caddock useter be pals."
"You were!" I exclaimed. '
"ilany's th cognac we's drunk
J 1 )XJ i X ) 1 1
Since. Andy Schmader, Louisville,
Neb., heavyweight tgii, put Roy
Rector of Columbus, Neb., to sleep
in the frst round of their scheduled
10-round mill at Colunibu last Fri
day night, Jack Lewis, boss of the
former, is ready to match his protege
w ith Jack Dempsey, Bill Brennan,
or any other scrapper who is willing
to exchange blows with the Nebras
kan. Johnny Sudenberg, another of
Lewis' stable of mitt' slingers, who
mixes with the boys in the middle
weight class, also is ready to meet
any battler of bis weight. '
Jack Malone, St. Paul, 150-pounder,
and Sudenbcrg probably will box in
event of an athletic show to be
staged in Des Moines Friday night,
February 7. Malone fought Jack
Briton ten rounds,' no decision and
was chief sparring partner of Demp
sey when the latter trained for his
bout with Willard.
"Kid" Schlaifer, Omaha welter
weight, who is in Chicago preparing
for his bout with "Sailor" Moss,
scheduled to be staged at the Omaha
Athletic club, February 11, is get
ting into good condition,, according
to reports from Ike Bernstein, who
has the "Kir" under his wing.
, Willie Jackson, New York light
weight, who lost to Lew Tendler
of Philadelphia4, inside the Milwaukee,
Wis., Wednesday night, used Schlaif
er as a training partner, and the
latter states in a letter to . Charlie
Schnell that he has zl bump or two
on his head large enough to! hang a
bat upon, 'as a result of Jackson's
blows.
' Johnny Nichols and Schlaifer will
exchange, blows next Tuesday eve
ning, according -to word received
from Chicago.. '
Wrestling fans throughout the
country are asking jf Champion Ed
Lewis' deadlock is not injuring the
game and ., therefore deserving of
banishment. '
. Several of Omaha wrestling pro
moters point out that the headlock
is nothing more than a punishing
grip used to make jrrappler quit,
and not a genuine wrestling hold de
Firmly on the Canaray Kid. Whereupon
t'gether in'th land o' th' Frogs,"
the Kid declared, "An' much's th
vinegar blikwe killed.
"Me'n Earl' wuz' in th' same out
fit an w'en you're lookin' at me
you're lookin' at th' cookie wot got
'im home after th' Heinies sez .'We
done had 'nough, we ain' gonna play
wit' you allies no more wit', them
rough 'Mericrfns on yer side. I got
'cm home long b'fore our devishun
got started fur the U. S. A.
( Like Hungry Horse.
W'en th' armistice comes Earfl
wuz in a-ossifers' trainin' camp in
France an' Gen'al Pershin' sez. 'You
boys run. -long home. . We got too
manv ossifers fur th' nrivates t'
have a 'good time, 'alrfitdy:' ""v t
harl, he don need no coaxin an j
signed to put the shoulders of a man
the canvals. (
Wladek Zbyszko and Joe Steelier
have suffered from the vice-like
grip of the Strangler's headlock.
The champion won over Caddock
Monday night with his famous .hold
and the latter was badly hurt when
the referee pulled Lewis away and
declared him the winner. For more
than a minute Caddock lay uncon
scious on the floor.
Earl Caddock, Walnut, la., heavy
Weight wrestler, won himself a home
wiith Norfolk, Va., mat fans when he
disposed of Tommy Draak, the Bel
gian champion, in two whirlwind
falls, there last Wednesday evening.
According to an account of the
match published in one of the Nor
folk papers, the Iowa lad. lias all the
other mat birds backed plum off the
map.
Were it not. for the fact that F-arl
uses his knob for other purposes than
that of furnishing an experimental
station for barbers, the Iowan
wouldn't last ' any longer in this
wrestling business than a marriage
between movie folks. '
Caddock seems to have completely
recovered from the gas attack suffer
ed in France,
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ADDRESS
CONTEST CLOSES MARCH 1
he beats it t' a ship like a boss on
th' way t' ?is oats after a tough
day.
"Now 'bout . this time Gen'al
Weigel uv our duvishun gets t'4
thinkin bout ,them wrestlin cham
peenships uv th' A. E. F. an' uv th'
allies an' considers wot a handy guy
Earl'd be t' bring a stock o' glory
t' th' duvishun an' 'c goes t' Gen'al
Pershin', wot wuz a ol' side kick o'
his, an' w'en Earl wuz goin' up th'
gang plank a ossifer ban's 'im a
order wot sez, 'Serg'nt Earl Cad-,
dock is directed t' report at once t'
Gondrecourt. Th' travel directed is
ne'ssary in th' military sexvice.'
Earl lets out a roar wot. almos'
starts a'panie,--evf r'body rushin' on
th'- ship thinkui'.at th' whistle 'aij
Benson High Trims
Plattsmouth Quintet .; ,
By 41 to 21 Score
Benson High defeated the Platts
mouth, Neb., high school basket ball
team at the Omaha University gym
nasium Friday night by scor'; of 41
to 21 in an interesting and hard
fought game.
At the-end of the first half the
score was 18 to 9 . in favor of the
locals. During .the last period of
play the Benson aggregation showed
a decided advantage oyer the visitors
in teamwork and nassin:.
Calvert' Heckindorf . and Rodda
played the best game for the win
ners, while McCarthy. Schnbeck and
Sattler starred for the losers.
Kansas Senate.Passes ' '
Bill Permitting Bouts
Topeka. Jan. 29. A bill repealing
the anti-boxing law and permitting
10-round, no-decision bouts, was
passed by the senate Friday. f
Denver University Loses
Denver, Colo., ' Jan. -29. Coforado
college won in a . Rocky Mountain
conference basket , ball game, from
Denver university here last night, 43
to 16. ' .
and, Mrun
l-Hi
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XJiA
He Recounts the Strange Story of Caddock's Sea-Going Stomachache in France
blowed ur th' ol' Stow t' start.
"O' course, it don' do Earl no
good, it bein' no use. t'- argue 'r
reason in th' army, as ever'body
wot's bin there knows t' 'is sorrow.
So Earl takes 'is medicine an a train
fur Gondrecourt, w'crc th' divishun
wuz. ' ''
''Fail starts in t' winnhi' th' gtory
wot' th' gen'ral wan's by floppin' a
coupla bums at .Toul fur th' cham
pcenship" uv th' SecoiiV army.
"But Earl is a vera . unhappy
cookie an' 'e conies t' me an' sez,
'Canary, can' you figger some ways
fur me t' get on a boat-wit'out some
body slippin' m . one. o' them cock
eyed orders?' . . - .
'.liV'it' 'liput five glasses p'-cognac
Indoor Athletic
Meet at T Feb. 26
Final Plans for Annual Tour
. ney Will Be Decided at
' Meeting Tuesday. J
Final plans for the indoor athletic
tournament to be held at the "Y"
Saturday night, February 26,' will be
decided at the meetino- of the "Y"
J'athletic committee, Tuesday night.
Considerable interest is bemg cen
tered in the coming meet, and 'the
majority of the Y. t M. 'C. A.s,
schools,' colleges and universities in
Nebraska will be represented. Ne
braska university, Nebraska Medical
rollpo-p. ITnivrrsitv of Omaha. Lin-
f coin "Y," Council Bluffs "Y," Oma
ha "Y," Commerce High, Central
High and Creighton High have al
ready .signified their intentions of
taking part. '.
The tournauieht is open to any
amateur' organization or individual
in the state, and will be held under
the A.. L. N. A., A. A. V. and the
Collegian- rules. . .
Some of the outstanding events in
the meet will be, high jumping, pole
vault, dashes, one-quarter mile race,
open, high and Grade school relay
races. .' Medals will be given to those
finishing first, second and. third.
Plans-for holding the opeii city
championship outdor athletic meet
early this spring will also be dis
cussed . by the . committee Tuesday
night. ,, - 1
Tom Thorp Is Re-Engaged as
Assistant Columbia Coach
New York'. Jan.-29. Tom Thorp,
well-known' .foot ball player Snd an
All-American ' tackle in 1903, has(
been re-engaged as assistant coach
for Columbia university's 1921 eleven
it was announced today. He will be
'detailed to develop the linemen. i
I National Leaguers Get
s Longer Batting Practice
j Visiting clubs of the National
league will be allowed 30 minutes
for battino- practice this season, in
stead of 20 as in 1920. '
in me I c'n figger out mos' any'hin,
Earl,' I sez.
"'Well, les' proceed,' sez Earl
"We docs, an' at th' fourt' glass 1
begins t' figger an' at th' sevent'
glass, 'at bein' a Lady Luck number,
I figgers.
" 'Them docs can' look inside yeh,
can they, Earl?' 1 sez.
" 'Not witout cuttin',' sez Earl
'but wot's -'at got t' do wit' gettin'
home?',
".'Earl,'-, I sez, 'you gotta turriblc
stumick ache wOt won' stop.'
"'Ohl' sez Earl.
"'You ain' no dumbbell after alii'
I sez. -
"An" ne-v' day Earl has a tumble
stumick ache, an', th' ncx' day, ta'
BasketMl
M. Joseph' Central, 3!i OMuha Central,
lleiiaon lllh. 41s I'latUmouth, 31,
Commerer, 39; Houlli High, 10.
(relxhton High', 'Hi Aulurnk 7.
Norfolk, SB; Fremont, It.
Newman Cirore, 39; Albion, 18.
I'urdue, 37; Indlnna, 19.
Iowa State, 83) Vulilnictnn. 13.
MlaMiiiii Mtnte, J7s Kaneaa unlvemltj . ?'J.
Colorado college, 43; Uenver unlvemitj-,
16. ! .
Doane, SI: Wa.vne. V!.
Colorado unlveralty, 38; Colorado Aggiea,
Hunting, 28; Beatrice. St.
HIGH SCHL
BASKETBALL
Welnbergn 28; North Bend Legion. 18
Fremont. N'cb. .Ian. S8. (Special.)
Th Weinberg basket ball team of (Ilia
city defeated the North Bend American
Legion quintet here In i hard-fought
giime, bv the scors of 28 to IK. Mitten.
Chambers and "Chris" starred fur the
winners,
Ravenna, 17; Urd. 16.
nnvnnna. Veh.. Jan. 29. (iilletial,)
The Ord, N'cb., High aehool basket bail
team loot a liard iought cont?st to tho
in, -al miintfit , her liv the neore of 16 to
17. Ravenna has won nine consecutive
garnet!. ,
, Norfolk, S6t Fremont. 17.
Fremont, -N'cb., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Norfolk High won over Fremont High In
a fast game here by the score of 26
to 17. Beat and .MeClow played the
beat game tor the winners the former
making 18 of Ills team's 26 points. Wtd
don and Vahl stnrred for the losers. The
score at the end of the . first half was
10 to in. favor of the vlsftors.
Newman ftrove. 3
Albion Xeb.. " Jan.
Albion. 18,
29. (Special.)-
Newman CIrove took the long end of a
:;9-(o-18 score hei'e when It defeated the
Albion High school quintet, in a faat
game. M. .Iohnon starred for th visit
ors with 0 points to his credit, while,
Thompson placed the best game for thw
locals. The local girls defeated the New
man Grove girls' team by the score of
:i to n.
I'onra, Tekumah. 17. '
TeUaniali, Noli., .Ian. 29. (Special.)
The lJonca lllgli school won over the
local tossers hero by the score of 2JJ to
17. The visiting girls defeated the Te
kamah girls' squad. 15 to 14.
University Place, 21; North riatte, 14.
North Platte, Neb.. Jan. 29. (Special.)
University Place High ' won a clean
game of basket ball from the local hoop
si ers here by the score of 24 to 14 be
fore a large crowd of fans. The locals
failed to score on free throws.
Lyons,, !IJ; I'onca, 11.
l.yotks. N'cb., Jan. 29. (.Special.) Tho
Lyons'' high basket ball team easily de
feated the Ponca team here early in the
week by the score of S5 to 11. The locsl
girls won over thovisltors by the scoro of
27 to 17. . ' j
Ttlue Hill, 36: P.ladrn, II.
Blue Hill, Neb.. Jan. 29. (Special.) i
Ihe local high school basket ball squaa
easily won over the" Bladen quintet here
by the score of 36 fo 14. The local school
is open to play any Clf.ss A nnd B teams.
. Hastings, 36; Beatrice, 2.1
Hastings, Neb., Jan. 29
(Special .) Th,e
Hastinge; high school basket ball team
won from. Ueatrico high here in a hard-
tought game by yie seore or a to z.t.
Shively starred fof the visitors and Math
ews and Glddlngs for the locals. A large
crowd witnessed th4 gome. Beatrice starts
on a trip Monday playing at Aubln, Ne
braska City, Clarlnda, la., and Piatts
mouth, Neb.
Oakland. 30: Ponca, 23.
Oakland, Neb. Jin,. 29. (Special.) Oak
land high school won two games from
Ponca last night. "The girts won by tho
score of 113 to 111, while the boys' team
defeated the rlsiutrt ,by the score of o0
to 23.
BroVen ISow, 23; Anstcy, 17.
Broken Boiv. Neb., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Broken Bow defeated Ansley on th9
Anslcy floor by the score of 28 to 17.
With the score 11 to 15 in favor of Ansley
and eight minutes to play. Broken Bow
opened up and with a good exhibition of
team work scord enough tallies to wlit
the ha me. The loctls leacve Monday on a
four-game. trip.
tirafton, it; Urnedlct, 15.
Benedict, Neb.. Jam. 2. (Special.)
Benedict high school lost to the Grafton
quintet liero by tbe tcora of "4 t 15.
Kimball, HI; ltay&rd, ft.
Kimball, Neb., Jan. !. (Special.) The
local high scTiool basket ball team easily
defeated the Bayard high hero by the
scere of HI to. S. The locals started out it
the lead and were neter in dager of
losing It. i
Nhenandoah, IK-, .Sliver titv, 1.
Shenandoah, la., Jan. 29.(Spclal.)
Shenandoah outclassed Silver City high
here and won by the score of to 12.
The Nebraska City high school girht' team
defeated the locul giris by the score of
20 to IB In a well-played game.
Central City, J4; Kearney, 17.
Onirat City, Nch., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Central City high school basket ball
quintet defeated the Kearney high school
team here In a f'st game by the score
of 24 to 7.
Crawford, 75; Kilgore, 9.
Crawford, Neb., Jan. 29. (Special.)
Crawford high schot won its fifth straight
victory In basket ball when It defeated
Kilgoie, on the home floor, by. the score
of 75 to 9. Crawford's second tdam played
during the. last ten minutes, but even
then tha score continued
.to increase tor
the locals.
Dygert and Lawler, ,
"Y" Hand Ball Kings.
Challenge Farrells
Eddie Dygert and Eddie Law
ler, present "Y" hand ball double
champions, hare issued a chal
lenge to the Farrell brothers,
Omaha Athletic club doubles
handball champions, for a series
of 10 games, five to be played at
the local "Y" and five at the
Omaha Athletic club. The "Y"
champions are confident they can
beat the O. A. C. champs. If the
challenge is accepted local hand
ball fans will, no doubt, witness
some classy games.
nex, an nex', till finally th' docs is
gonna operate an' Earl yells:
" 'Please, cap'n, cut 'at out, er
I mean, don' cut 'at out. I feel like
th' ocean breezes uv a long sea voy
age an' a change o climate is th'
only thing wot I need an' th' only
thing wot'll cure me.'
"An so th' med'eal cap'n pre
scribes a long sea voyage an' change
uv climate, w'ich Earl gets by climb
in' off at Hoboken.
"So y' sec wot pals me an' Earl
is, an' w'en 'at murderin' Stranglcr
Lewis puts Earl down th' other day
in Noo Vowk wit' a headlock, I jus'
gotta have th' headlock blues."
The Kid paused and gazed mourn
fully into space.
"I think," he resumed. "I think
Locals Lose to
Missouri -Team
Bv 32-20 Score
Coach Mulligan's' Players Un
able to Solve Saints' Five
Man Defense Clem
ents Stars.
St. loscuh. Mo.. Jan. 29. (Special
Telegram. ) Omaha Central fell bc
i fore St. Joseph Central here Friday
j by the score of 32 to 20. The game
: was fast throughout, and although
the Omaha aggregation was not out
! classed throughout the contest, dur
I ing much of the game the local team
j played superior basket ball.
Omaha was unable to solve Ihe
j five-man defense the St. Joseph
: team presented, and throughout the
Igame'hot wildly from almost any ,
j angle of the floor. During the second
j half particularly the defensiv e work
of the St. Joseph team was especial
ly good.
Mueller of the St. Joseph team
played a wonderful game, while
Clements was the star of the losers.
Lineup and Summary:
St. Joseph.
F.G. K.'f. F I'ls.
.Mueller, r.f 6 1"
I.auglln, If. n 1 "
Nichols, c 3 0 1
llenderson. r.g 1 go
Slubcr, l.g (I ii t ii
Total U 6 4 32
Central,
V.G. F.T. P. ri.
Clements, r.f. . .'. S B I 1"
Kwenson, l.f 2 0 1 4
Beerkle. c 2 o 4
Coed. r.g. I "
C'orenmaii, l.g .-I n 2 2
Total 7 6 4 20
Itcferee: .Moles. Wurrensburg Normal.
To Hold School for
High Track Coach
University of Nebraska Will
Invite Athlejic Tutors to
Attend Classes.
Lincoln, Nc-b., Jan. 29. Nebraska
high school coaches will be invited
to attend a school for track coaches
to be given under the direction oi
the University of Nebraska athletic
department in connection with the
Nebraska state high school basket
ball tournament. It will be under
the direction of Henry F. Schulte.
This is one of the first Vteps of the v
athletic department to prepare high.
' scnoois ior me staie scnoiastic nicci .
! t r .1 . . . it... .
here May 14.
Methods of handling track ath
letes and coaching teams for meets
will be the gist of the instructive
work. The training will be both
practical and theoretical. Coach
Schulte will have the aid of "N"
men, wiio will demonstrate the vari,- i
ous. methods of ' starts" ' for the
sprints, "form" for the. jumps and
weights, etc. ( , '
Each coach attending the classes
will be given a handbook on "Track
Training.'!
, The plan is to arrange the work so
it will not conflict with the tourna
ment games r
Cornhusker Wrestler?
Win Over Omaha "jY"
-. . Grapplers, 40 to 7
The Nebraska university mat art
ists scofed an easy victory over the
local . wrestlers Friday night, win
ning four of the weight matches, two
by decision and two by forfeit, scor
ing 40 points to the local's 7.
Stephens of Omaha was injured jn
his amtch with Kecd and was forced
his match with Reed the 145-pound
honors. In the 115-pound class,
Hcrgstrom of Lincoln won from
Skiver of Omaha, and Robiuson,
local wrestler, lost to Powers in two
straight falls. King of Omaha for
feited his match, the 135-pound
class, to Long, for failing to be ready
when time was called. Jim Fer
guson of Omaha lost two falls to
Pickwell of the university team in
the 158-pound class. Trontman of
Nebraska lost to Hason of Omaha
in the 175-pound class, but Hason
lost in the heavyweight to Hoyt,
Cornhusker. , - .
Man O' War in Final
Appearance on Track
LeSingtoTTT Ky. Jan. 29. Man-O'-War,
Aruerica's champion race horse,
made his, final appearance , at the
Kenutcky association track Friday
afternoon before a crowd that nearly
filled the big grandstand and at
times overflowed into the infield.
Twelve Teams to Enter
State Volley Ball Tourney
According to present plans, 12
teams will be represented in the
Instate volley ball tournament at
Grand Island. Neb., February 10,
according to N. J. Weston.
Now the Only Thing He Needs
to Plan an Antidote for th
Headlock Is the Inspira
tion He Had Overseas.
'at I could figger some wav ouu
'at headlock."
A very thoughful look came into
the Kid's eyes.
"I think I could figger it out," he
said. "1 know L could figger it
out "
"How?" I asked, all worked up.
"Wit" seven glasses of cognac,"
replied Canary sadly.
The Kid turned and looked sor
rowfully at me as he went out oi
the door.
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