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Creighton Tossers Show Same
Fighting Spirit of Teams of
Previous Years in Iowa Game
C REIGHTON followers Thursday placed the stamp of ap
' proval squarely on Coach "Chuck" Kearney's 1923 Hill
J top tossers when they took Iowa university's crack quin
tet Jnto camp by a J9 to 17 score.
The game furnished Creighton's first real test, and hav
ing survived the initial one with flying colors, Creightonites
are confident of a victorious season on the hardwood floor.
Even had Creighton lost, local
tiiiorter would have been well
pleased with the team, for it was
evident ijiat the "lighting spirit"
which ha been instilled in all the
trims since Ih; fimou ones of 1918
nnd 1919 was not missing In this
jear's quintet.
At the end of the first half, Iowa
was on the long end of a 13 to 5
fccore, but in the second half Kear
ney s underlings callied and piled up
a two-point lead on their opponents
w hich they held when the final
whistle blew.
The teams will meet again tonight
rnd another capacity crowd is ex
Dccted to be on hand.
Next Monday and Tuesday nigjht
the Creightonites will clash with
Colgate flippers.
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Jloterce Birch, Karlliam.
Woods Loses Second
Block to Greenleaf
, New York, Dec. 23. Ralph Green -
leaf, pocket billiard champion, last
night won tne secona diock or nis
.. 450-point title match from Arthur
' Woods of Minneapolis, 148 points to
r'86V. Greenleaf ;lad an unfinished
''high run of 5. s ' I .
... Jhe champioi' "total score for the
"two blocks played is 305 against
'Woods 219.'. The match will be rer
- sumed today. .. : - .
Schaefer asfly i
- Beats Roger Conti
. Philadelphia, Pec 22. Taking the
final block of bis JOQrpoint match
with Roger Conti, French billiard
ist, Jake Schaefer, world's 18.2 balk
line champion, easily won the match
tonight, with a total of 2,988 points
t to 2,120 for Conti. i
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Georges Carpentier
Loses . Decision
To French Court
Paris, Pec. 23. Gorgt Car
pentier lost a decision in a bout
with the Meux correctional court
today when his limousine was
ordered confiscated.
- The boxer had failed to appear
to answer to a charge of speeding.
Nebraska May Be
Added to Perm Card
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 23.
Neither Dartmouth nor Lafayette
will be on the lyjj loot Dan scncauic
of the University of Pennsylvania, it
was. tin tint, nrpil tniiioJit-hv the ' foot
ball committee. With the exception
ct one game, tne 6cneciuie 113s ueetj
completed, the rojnmitlea said, add
ing that Nebraska, Alabarila, Florida
and a half dozen other teams are
under consideration (or the open
date, November 4. .
McKay Whips Storey When
Sponge Is Tosed Jn Juird
Seattle, Wash.. Dec. 23. Gordon
McKay, Pocatello, Idaho, middle
weight, stopped Jimmy Storey of
Seattle in the third round of a sched
uler! frtiir-rnnnrl hnnt- here last niffht.
The sponge was tossed in for Storey
at the end ot tne tnira. wcivay nau
landed his blows at will.
Nebraska Comes to
Terms for Foot Ball
Game With Syracuse.
Lincoln, Pec. 23. Tht Univer
sity of Nebraska has dosed : with
Syracuse university of Syra
cuse, N. Y.,-1 for a foot ball
game at Syracuse November 4,
1922, F. E. Luehripg, director of
athletics at the Cornhusker institu
.tion, announced today. A two
year agreement -was entered into,
it was announced, Nebraska going
to Syracuse next year, and Syra
cuse coming here in 1923. Nego
tiations with the University of
Pittsburgh for a 1922 game have
been dropped, it was stated.
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Schacht, Washington .......
Ehmke. Detroit ....."..
Van Glider. St. Louis
Pennhck. Boston
Longrd, Detroit ......y,..
Ertckson. Washington ......
Oldham, Detroit
Bodge, Chicago
Rommel, Philadelphia,
Harrhv Philadelphia. S.,..,..
Dauss. Detroit
ilyera, Boston
Courtney, Washington.......
Ruasatt. Boston
Palmero. Sl Louis.
Mlddleton. Detroit
Perry, Philadelphia .,.
WcWaeney. Chicago
Burwell. St. Lnuis
Twombly, Chicago ..........
Ketling. Detroit
Rnaseli Chlcags ...........
Hasty. Philadelphia
Morenaan. Chicago .........
Frewas. Phlladalphin ......
Bnlana. St. Loois
Naylor, Philadelphia ........
K?fe.v Philadelphia
Wilkinson. Chtrago ........
Thorrnahlen, Boston
Davenport. Chicago
Morris. St. Louts
YhawipsoB. Chicago .
Snllivaa. Philadelphia
Cnllep. St. Lonis
Wwioka. Chtrago
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Mable Jlo'usnian, captain of the"
Housman's bowlinjifrteani .'. of the
Ladies" Metropolitan bowling league
of the Farnam alleys, scored the
highest total for the league Thursday
night when she registered a count of
578, rplling 163, 212, and 203,
Real Harvard Goat
v "Discovered" at Last
ramliriilcrp . Mass.. Dec. 23. Har
vard's goat, long sought by op
ponents on the gridiron and other
fields, has heen found far from the
Harvard yard. ; t
1 hat it is Harvard s goat, ana no
other, is evidenced by the fact, that
a perfect letter . "H" ' is blazoned
naturally on his side, r
Thp mumpr livinar in aTcnnviltff.
this state, has offered him to the
uniyersity as, jts mascot,' saying he is
2 years old and very gentle.
MayJerry Outpoints Rivera,
Duluth, Dec. 23. Howard May.
berrv of Duluth, decisively outpoint
Colo., in a 10-round no decision bouf
here last night, according' to a n-iai
jofity of the sport critics.'.;-rThey
are baijtaiTiweights.
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Hanson Challenges Zbyszko to
Finish Match To Force Champ
Into Tilt if
J, V. F.lwooJ, who has taken over
the managerial reins of Charlie Han
son, Omaha wrestler who sprang
the greatest sensation in the mat
game in recent years by holding
btaniflags Zbyszko to a three-hour
no-fall draw at Nashville, Tenn., De
cember 12, has formally .challenged
the world's champion to a finish
match.
It was announced following the,
match, at Nashvile, that the two
would meet in the same Ting Jan
uary 9, but Zbyszko, after, getting
the match stopped on this pretense,
has refused to post a forfeit and he
is not planning on filling the engagement.
Drastic Enforcement of
Boxing Law to Be Made
Strict enforcement of the J Ne
braska boxing law will be made here
after, John'Kilmartin, boxing inspec
tor and a member of the state boxing
commission, announced this morning
following a conference , with : Lum
Doyle, head ot tne commission.
"The coiiimissiou has been iiuexis
tnce long enough for all boxers,
nrniYintrc nnrt maiiacrpr In lfi fa
miliar with all the phases of the
law," Kihnartin said, "and from now
on the rules will be enforced to a
dot."
flmalia matrlnnalfprc tiavs rmlserl
the commission considerable trouble
by making eleventh hour applications
Earl Neale Signs
As Head Coach of
W. and J. Grid Team
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Washington, Pa., Dec. 23. Earl
(Greasy) Neale, big 1 league . ball
player and foot ball coach extraor
dinary, signed a contract- today to
return here as head coach ot' the
Washington and Jefferson elcvcli.
Neale received a substantial increase
over his salary for this year, but the
terms were not made public. ,At his
own request, Neale signed for, only
one year. John Kellison signed to
day as tirst, assistant gridiron coach.
Midget Smith-Gives
Herman Good Lacing
New York, Dec. 22. Midget
Smith took one step' nearer thp ban
tamweight champ onship tonight , in
Madison Square Garden, hen he
gave Pete Herman, former title'
holder, the worst drubbing the Utr
tie southerner ever received. At
the end of the 15th round Herman's
right eye was closed tight, his left
eye was in bad fjiape, his lips were
cut and his body above the belt was
a mass of welts from Smith's ter
rific attack. ,
Rudmn Sniper Sk '
.Reduces Prices
Elective December 24th,
Prices of Hudson Models are Reduced
as follows:
FouffPassepger Speedster ,,.K.r.,.,.r.,..r.r.-. . .$1,695
Seven-Passenger Phaeton . rT.W.Tc. . . 1.745
Caljfiolet lei e e is ie'l'e. I'l l O'l f'ei' 'e""e mjmf s'lO a2295,-."'
CoUpe (.f.Xel . s fs: lelet T'Te" e lei e" ;f,V7."e"e7e? 2j570
Sedan -''re ."'jeje:er"f:si.j.fe?.e.i f.j ' e 7evs r-e .e 2650 'K
Touring Limousine' 2,920:
Limousine ..,- , , km i i ri 3495
f, o. b. Detroit, Mich.
GUY
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OMAHA
Defy is Ignored
Elwood says he will force the
champion tt meet the protege of
Farmer Burns, wrestling instructor.
"Since Hanson is the only grappler
either outside or inside 'the trust
to hold Zbytiko to a draw, we in
tend to get match with him or
compel him to leave the country,"
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jiwooa gaiu.
The Omahan is willing to meet
Zbyszko. at Omaha, .Chicago, New
York or auy.otliee cjty that tie
champion and Ins ' manager , name.
But it is to be strictly .understood
that the match will be -under police
uazeue rules, which means mere
postjvejy can be no draw, that Dutch
must go to a iinish.
for boxing permits, the Omaha in
spector says.
Hereafter. all applications for bout
permits will have to be made and in
the hands of the department 10 days
prior to thematch,'
Furthermore, at the time the ap
plication is su'mbitted to the commis
sion the date and the place for' hold
ing the bout must be decided upon
and the -irincipals must be under
contract." . , , -..
"We have been indulgent. vjth the
promoters in this respect in order to
co-operate in every possible way to
make ' boxing a success,"-. Kihnartin
said, "but it is time for them to com
ply with the law.
Kansas Aggies
Will Play Huskers
At Lincoln Nov. 18
Lincoln, Dec. 23.-?-(Spec:al .Tele
gram.)- Kansas State Agricultural
ccljcge will play fogt ball on . Ne
braska field November 18, Athletic
Director F, W. Luehring announced
Friday morning. This will give Ne?
braska four conference games,.' one
more than was played in J92J. The
date of the' Aggie' game will be cele
brated as. homecoming day. , v .
The boxing program of 28 rounds,
to have been put on under Elks'
auspices in the. auditQrium ; January
2 or 5, will be scheduled for a later
date, possibly January. 9; CbarleS N;
Moon said today. The auditorium
has been engaged for the weet; of
January 2. j ..' . y, . j -
"Kid" Schlatter
Loses to Murphy
Denver, Colo., Dec. 2$, Frankie
Murphy, Denver, won over, Morrie
Schlaiferof Omaha on a foul in the
fifth -round -of scheduled 12-round
bout here last night. The first round
was even, Scbjaifer having -a shade
the best of second and third ,;and
Murphy the best of the fourth.
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FIRJ.1T
U.S.A. PHONc.DouaLAiit7ff
Sam McVey Dies
: From Pneumonia
New .York, Dec. 23. Sam Mc
Vey,- negro heavyweight pugilist,
died today in a local hospital vic
tim of pneumonia.
The rinir loaes its most plctur
esque negro fighter in the death of
Sam McVcy, who. was never a
chamnion. but always a tonnotcher,
Sum was .16, and his ring career
began back in 00i, and lasted until
1917. , He had fought several fights
sipce then, but none ot any conse
tiuenec." ' '
am wai touted as a champion by
hia admirers when he was a budding
boxer,- but tha drtams never quite
materialized.- -1 His greatest fights
were, with. Jack Johnson, mw Lang
ford. Harrv Wills. Jelf Clark, the
"fightin' ghost;" Denver Ed Martin,
Joe Jcanette and I'm Johnson.
In 1903 - he knocked out Denver
Ed Martin, then in . his prime, in
one round, and Jack Johpson twice
in 20 rounds,
He has several kayoes over Sam
Langford. and the Boston Tar iiaby
holds several over him. Tlis'greut
est fight with Langforfl went 43
rounds. ' --
. He fought Wills to a draw in 1915
and knocked him out in 1917 at
Panama. - ...
Prizes for.City
Amateur Champs I
' Champions in the municipal base
baa association will be presented
prizes at the annual banquet, to be
Riven in their honor bv the directors
of of the Omaha' Athletic club, at 7
o clock Monday night. '
Members of the Drive-ItrYour-
selfs, city and class A champs,; will
each be given a gold base ball, and
the Woodmen of the World Head
quarters team, pennant winners in
the class . B loop, will receive a hand-1
some trophy. . ?
Players on the Christ Child feam,
class C gonfalon winners, will each
be presented with a handspme golf ,
watch. . . v
ihe. tirst concerted move; in
preparation. , for the 1923 season,
which promises to be the banner, one
in the history of amateur base ball,
will be made at the banquet.
Will'Form Big
League Schedules
At Meeting January 3
; j,Clicago, Dec. 23. Schedule f
the American and "National leagues
for the 1922 base ball season will be
drafted" at a meeting of the schedule
committees " to 'be held in French
Lick, Ind., January 3, President- Ban
ti r .1, 7 A i I
announced tonight.
The National league, committee
will be President -Heydler and Bar
ney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pitts
burgh club. President Johnson will
map -out the schedule for the Ameri
ca n league.
The date for opening the season
probably will be agreed Upon as
April'12, it was said. The schedules
call or 154 games as in former year.
1921
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