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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-30
TRIED TIE NEW RULES.
Experts at a Game at Lincoln De-
cIared 1t TmpracticabIe.


Lincoln, Neb., April 8o.-The elevens
Of Nebraska and Doane college played
football on Nebraska field Saturday
under the rules recently promulgated
by the American rules committee. the
Cornhuskers scoring a single touchdown
and winning to 0.
A muddy field impeded the PLAYERS
and the game was scarcely a fair test
but at the close Of the contest the Of
hcials, players and several football ex-
perts among the spectators were out
spoken in their criticism of the rules
on the ground of impracticabiIity
Referee Cornell, who has been an Off
cial in western football for ten years.
declared that the rules fail to accom-
plish the purpose for which they were
intended His chief criticism was that
the opening up Of the game has made
tackling, and tackling is the toughest
element of football The defense has
not been materially weakened, not srf-
ficient at least, to compensate for the
handicap requiring the offense to carry
the ball ten yards in three downs. The
forward pass is of little assistance to
the offense and the game becomes a
punting duel, and two teams might
play indefinitely without either scor-
ing touchdown.
First downs were almost a rarity dur
ing the game. Nebraska twice had the
ball within q few yards of the Doane
goal, but penalty for hurdlinR and
the time whistle checked the Cornhusk-
ers on both occasions. Nebraska s
touchdown came as a result of Doane
fumbling a punt. the oval rolling over
Doanets goal, where Little put If down
and Drain kicked goal
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CARING FOR HORSES
Several Officers Graduate From the
School of Cavalry.

several OHlcerS Graduate From the
School of Cavalry.
junction City. Kan. April 3o.-Second
Lieutenants John Gardiner, Eleventh
cavalry, Fort Des MONIES: William
Hensley Thirteenth cavalry. Fort sill;
Clarence Lyman and James Dickey.
Fourth cavalry, Philippines; William
Dallam, Charlie Scott and Ralph Tai
Dot, Twelfth cavalry. Fort Oglethorpe;
George Dillman, Sixth cavalry, Fort
Meade, We're graduated from the school
for cavalry at Fort Riley ana a special
Officers ela-5. They have just finished
the course of instruction in training.
rldlng, living, shoeing and airing for
horses and in the art of handling pack
trains and wagon trains
Many officers. enlisted men and civil
lans witnessed the interesting gradua-
ton Exercises which included a recita-
ton IN all tie branches, an unusual ez-
hiDitlon given by army officers. The
Officers in the class leave Monday for
their sta dons- Brigadier General Will
liam H Carter commanding the North
ern division, has arrived here from St.
Louis to attend the excl cises.
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Ia THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
OTHER BALL GAMES.

At West Point-west Point g. Yves
leyan g.
At observation-disclosures 2. Princeton O.
At mbridge-Dartmouth 3, Harvard
l.
At New Workable Is, Columbia 5.
At Baldwin, Kan.-Baker Il, Olathe
Mutes g.
At Junction City, Kan-Fort Riley
Is. Ottawa university 1.
At Lawrence, Kan.-K- o. sopho-
mores 10, Freshmen 9.
At Marshall, Mo.-Missouri Valley
college 4. Warrensburg Normal 3. az
innings.)
At RoIa, Mo-school Of Mines 10
Springfield Normal 6.
At Tulsa, 7. T.-ConeyviIle 4, Tulsa 8
At Oklahoma City. Ok.-Oklahoma
City II, Shawnee 8.
At darysville, Kan.-Marysvill z
Blue Rapids 3.
At Columbia 5, South Dakota 1.
At Springfield s. Pittsburg 8.
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FIELD MEET AT K. Q.
Lawrence Won the Track Meet and
Broke Three Records.

Lawrence Won the Track Meet ahu
Broke Three Records.
Lawrence, Kan, April 30.-The Uni
versity Of Kansas defeated the College
Of Emporia Saturday afternoon in the
/ first dual meet of the season on NC
Cook field by score of 751z to n12
Three track records were broken IN
| the meet. Putnam raised his hammer
throw record of 128 feet, made IN the
! inter-school meet Saturday to 134 feet.
Although Marble took first in the dls-
Gus throw, Putnam with 80 feet inches
raised the present university record ten
1 inches.
Carl Young defeated Parker in the
/ high jump, esta blishing a new field rec
ord of 8 feet, Ssz inches.
The summary:
100-yard dash-DrtScoll, Kansas, nrSti
Dennis, Kansas, second. Time, 1O%
seconds.
220-yard dash-Dennis, Kansas, first;
Mccormack, Emporia, and Wallace,
Kansas, tied for second. Time. % sec
onds.
44O-yard dash-Bigger, Emporia, first;
Driscoll, Kansas. second. Time, 56 1-5
seconds.
Half mile run-Miller, Kansas, first;
Altman, Emporias second. Time, min
Mile run-Priest, Kansas. first; Curl,
Emporia, second Time, minutes %
seconds.
Two-nile run-Barnard, Kansas. first;
utes 16 seconds.
120-yard hurdles-Bigger. Emporia,
first; Johnson, Kansas, second. Time,
| II 2-5 seconds.
22o-yard hurdles-McCormick Empor-
ia. first; Bigger. Kansas. second. Time,
% seconds.
High jump-Yo Kansas, first;
Parker, Kansas. second. Height,
feet 50 inches.
Broad jump-Marple. Emporia, first;
Bigger, Enporia. second. Distance 20
feet 81z inches.
Shot put-Putnam, Kansas, first;
MARBLE, Emporia, second. Distance, 80
feet inch.
Hammer throw-Putnam, Kansas,
first; Pringle, Kansas, second. Distance
1874 feet.
Discus-Marple. Emporia, first; Put
nam, Kansas, second. Distance, 100
feet inches.
Pole vault-Russen. Kansas. first;
Johnson, Kansas, second. Length 10
feet 6 inches.
Relay-Kansas, Young. Siler, Dennis
and Driscoll, first; Emporia second
Time I minute 27 seconds.
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other Sunday Carnes.

N--@~-~%-S N-~N@A-~Ne
Tulsa I. T., April 3O-Coffeyville
was outplayed, the score being 3 to 1
in favor of Tulsa. Batteries: Tulsa,
Hendrix and HeberIing; CoffeyviHe.
Wilverton and Reid.
AT WEBB CITY.
Webb City defeated Parsons of the
Kansas State league by a. score of to
4. Batteries: Shaner and Cheek, Kirk
land and Abbott.
AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
The last exhibition game of the sea-
son was played here when Oklahoma
defeated Shawnee by the score of IL to
8. Attendance, 5000. Batteries:
Woods and Lewis, Grimes and Sparks.
Umpire, Werner.
AT JOPLIN.
The Joplin Western league team beat
the Columbus, Kan, Hoo Hoos by a
score Of 81 to 0. Batteries; Joplin,
Durbin, Wilkinson, Morris and Wander
hill; Columbus. Luke, Argus and Holt.
AT ATCHISON.
Atchison defeated BIum's Kansas
City, Kan, Suburban league team.
Score. R.HE.
Kansas City, Kan 5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Loman;
Blum and Rowse.
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New York II, PhiIadeIphia 3.

New York, April 30.-The New York
ana Philadelphia American league
teams played an exhibition game On
the Washington Heights grounds Sun
day and the local men won by the score
OF II to 3. This was the first Sunday
game ever played between big league
teams at Manhattan. It was sanction
ed byMaYo- Mcclellan, owing to the
purpose for which it was arranged.
The entire receipts, amounting to s., 552,
were donated by the management to the
San F'ranciso relief fund.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Philadelphia .........0 o0O02lo so 4
New York .-.........5 Al 0 I I'll 13 2
Batteries-E1eniey, Dygert and Byrnes;
Leroy and Thomas.
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New Bank for Alta vista.

Alta Vista, Kan, April 3O.-A new
bank has been organized here under
the name of the Peoples State bank.
The most substantial men of the town
and country are the promoters. The
directors are J. n. Spencer, Ross Coop
er, q. G. Slack, Chris L4angvardt and
Union Thomas. Henry Dierking is
The capital stock is to be $4,000, all of
which has been subscribed by home
parties.
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natl made more timely hits and was
never in danger after Dorner went into
the box.
Score by innings: RHE.
Cincinnati ...........2421O ill Il 2
Pittsburg ..--........1 0 1 90 o. 6 10 /
Batteries-Overall, Dorner and Liv-
lngston; Case, Willis and PETIT
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Emporia, Kan. April so.-The state
convention of county high schools
which has been in progress here for the
past two days closed Saturday after
noon with BAH game between En-
poria high school and Dickinson county
high school which resulted in q score
Of 4 to 3 in favor of the visitors. In
the morning a track meet was held on
the Normal athletic field in which En-
pora high school won 4 points out OF
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snndav SchooIs al I.aurence

Lawrence, Kan, April 3O-The
State Sunday School association meets
in this city Tuesday. Ample accommo-
dations have been secured for all who
care to attend. The meeting will bring
to Lawrence about 1900 delegates and
they will spend three days discussing
various phases Of Sunday school work
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Merry lark the winner.

New York. April 30.=Roseben, the
2 to favorite, trailed home fifth in the
$40, 600 Excelsior handicap at one mile
and a sixteenth at Jamaica. In front of
the field of ten at the finish was Merry
Lark, which was at 10 to 1. Ormonde's
Right was second and Eugenia Burch
third. Roseben was beaten before
seven furlongs had been covered and
just before the turn into the stretch
Merry Lark came from behind and
held the lead to the end.
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wichita, Kan, April S0.-Ed O'Brien.
Of Florence, was the high gun Saturday
which was the last day of the big
tournament. He broke 1874 birds out Of
a possible 200 The Florence shooter
on each day of the three days of the
shoot Heer, who led the professionals
the first two days, dropped back, and
Spencer was high gun with 1874 out Of
a possible 200.
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WAS A SHUT OUT
Brooklyn Played Sunday Ball
Defeating Philadelphia.
The Pirates We're Hardly In
teresting for Cincinnati.
FOR FRISCO SUFFERERS
The Highlanders and Athletics
Play a Benefit Game.
First Sunday Game by Big
Leaguers at Manhattan.
FOR FRISCO SUFFERERS
GAMES TODAY.

IN THE RATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Fittsburg at Cincinnati
Chicago at st. Louis.
IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Gle leland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
n TIL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
ST. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Field Meet at Osage CITY.

Usage City, Kan, April 30.-In the an
nuaI Usage county high school field
meet here, Overlook won first, Bur
nngame second, Usage City third. There
was a large attendance Of high school
people from all parts of the county
The events took place on a soft track
following a heavy rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-30
ARrERICAN IEAcrTE.
AMERICAN AssoCTArroN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Brooklyn, April sO-Brooklyn played
again Sunday without interference, as
the management depended upon the
contribution boxes instead Of charging
admission. Philadelphia was shut out
Score by innings RHE
Brooklyn ....-...-....1 0 0 OO0s-1 0
Philadelphia -..-......o 0 0 % 90 90 5 0
Batteries-Stricklett and Bergen;Dug-
gleby and Doom.
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a possible 81. Cherokee county, repre-
sented by the two lynch brothers. won
II points; Chase county 3 points; Dick
inson county 4; Atchison B. and the
Normal school l.
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Cleveland 10. ST. Touis 2

St. Louis, April SO-Howeu opposed
Townsend and pitched good ball, but
seven errors netted Cleveland most of
its runs.
Score by innings: RHE
st. Louis ......-......0 00100110-8 Z
Cleveland ..-.-.-.-...0 O2401 0-1O O
Batteries-HoweH and Spencer; Town
send and Bemis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Chicago 2. DetroIt 1.

Chicago. April S0.-A base on balls.
an error and a double gave Chicago its
runs, while a single and double gave
Detroit its only tally.
Score by innings; R.H.E.
Chicago ...............O 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 /
Detroit .-..............00 0 I 0 0 o o. 2
Batteries-Altrock and Mcfarland;
Mullin and Payne.
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No sunday Ban at Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, April s0e-The Indianap-
oils American association management
announced that there would be no more
Sunday baseball games in this city.
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The Sterling School Must First
Raise Sum of 100000.
BOARD HAVE AGREED
Will Start at Once to Secure
the Wanted Fund.
United Presbyterian Church
viii Aid in Good Work.
Southwest College at Winfield
Also Has an Offer.

Sterling. Kan. April 3O.-Word has
been received from Mr.. Andrew Carne-
gle that he. will give Cooper college
$40. 900 on condition that the board raises
$50, 900. The board has accepted the
proposition and is planning to raise their
part of this amount. There is move
ment on foot in the United Presbyter-
ian church to raise a large sum in the
next two years as a semicentennial
fund. A part of this sum will come to
Cooper, and this will make it easier to
comply with Mr.. Cauegie's condition.
The board has elected Rev. A. n.
Porter as business manager and he has
accepted. He expects to enter upon his
work about the middle of May. He
and Prof. A. S. Wilson began college
work when the college was first opened
in 1881.
In a recent series Of meetings. Il of
the students of Cooper signified their
intention of taking up foreign mission
work when they have completed their
preparation for life work.
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SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.

IN THE NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
At Boston 4, Brooklyn 0.
At Pittsburg 10, St. Louis 0.
At New York 7, Philadelphia 2.
At Chicago i, Cincinnati O.
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia 8, Boston z.
At washington 1. New York 5.
At St. Louis 4. Chicago 5.
At Detroit z, Cleveland IA.
IN THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Louisville 4, Kansas City 5.
At Columbus 1, St Paul 0.
At Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee s.
At Toledo 0, Minneapolis s.
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Winfield, kan, April 30.-Andrew Car
negie has agreed to give $4,000 to the
permanent endowment fund of South
west Kansas Conference college, Meth
odist, of this place. on condition that
the friends of the college raise $4,000.
Nearly all of that amount already has
been pledged by the conference, and all
of the endowment viii be up before this
years commencement.
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ST. Louis. April s0.-Futtman was
forced to retire after the fifth. Egan,
who replaced him, did good work. but
the game had already been lost
Score By innings: RHB.
Chicago .-...-...-...-.0 l 0 2 ! Q 0 0 o. 8
Batteries-Hgan. Pullman. Grady and
Holmes; Pfefster and Killing.
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american Association cames.

At Notwithstanding. Il; Kansas
At COlumbus-Columbus 4; st, Paul.
At ToIedo-roledo. u; Minneapolis. |.
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Building a Home.

We can assist you. Monthly payments.
Call for booklet
The Capital Building and Loan Ass0'n-
684 Kansas AvenuM
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Cincinnati II, Pittsburg 8.
Cincinnati, April SO.-Neither Overall
nor Case lasted beyond the third in
ming. OF their successors. Dorner did
much better work than Willis. Cincin-
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Sein @iuc marc mein Nu9cnmcrt,
Ga tricb if frob nlcin So0cncrf.