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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02

Penn First in
Inter-College
Athletic Meet
Wins Three Out of Four Relay Events,
Illinois Taking the Other
Ramsdell the Star.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1-Pennsylvania
made a celan sweep Of the national relay
championship on Franklin field yesterday
winning the one two and four mile con-
tests.
In many OF the events on the days pro-
gram it was the east against the we-t and
although the western colleges were better
represented than in former years. the
eastern athletes took practically all the
events. The exceptions were the one mile
relay race for freshmen, won by Illinois,
and the broad jump, captured by WATSON
of Notre Dame.
The star performer OF the meet was
Ramsdell, Pennsylvania Splinter, form
erly OF Texas university. He won his two
heats and the final in the 1OO-yard dash
against some Of the best men now on the
path and ran the last relay in the mile
relay His best time in the dash was 10
seconds and for the quarter mile in the one
mile relay race. 49a6 seconds.
Nine colleges lined up for the one mile
relay championship, 1t was a fine field Of
fast men. but it was quickly realized that
nine men on the track at one time for a
quarter mile relay were 100 many for rec
ord time But, notwithstanding this, the
shed second, followed by Cornell, Chicago,
Princeton, Illinois, Massachusetts, Tech,
Virginia and yarmouth, in the order
named.
Pennsylvania victory in the two mile
championship was largely due to the rum
ming of Church
Cornell led until the last relay when
the Pennsylvania took up the running,
pushed ahead and won with several yards
to spare.
The four-mile relay did not furnish the
sport that was expected. Pennsylvania
was looked upon as the winner, but 1t
was expected that Michigan and Cornell
would make her hustle, but Pennsylvania $
milers held the lead throughout and when
PAUL. the mile champion began the last
mile there was no doubt as to the winner.
Missouri and Notre Dame did not start in
this race.
The field sports. while exceptionally
good showed no remarkable performances.
Talbot, OF Pennsylvania state college, won
both the hammer and discus events and
was second in the shot put. More than
5000 persons saw the sports.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
Track Athletes
at the University
Show Up Well
Preliminaries of the Meet Furnish
Many Surprises, Showing Partici-
pants Are All Corners.

LINCOLN, Neb.. May 1.-(Speclal Tele,
gramJ-Severa surprises were sprung in
the annual preliminary meet of the Ne.
braska track athletes at the Cornhusker
field yesterday
Lindstrom, a freshman athlete from
Columbus, made one of the best vaults
that has been registered at the local school
in years. lie cleared the bar at Ii feet
inches In the mile run. Clarke did the
distance in the fast time OF 4:59is.
Neither ANDERSON nor Anderson. the two
star long distance runners, were entered
In any of the races Their injuries are
still bothering them to such an extent
that Coach Cherrington thought best to
forbid their running today.
Reed the new lOO-yard man. ran the dis
lance at los. This is exceedingly fast
time for the new Nebraska track. which
is yet considered slow. Reed also won the
go and 44O-yard events. In the 44O-yard
race his winning was a surprise. as he
defeated the Nebraska captain, Brule, who
is one of the best quarter milers in the
valley.
summary:
1OO-yerd dash: Reed first, May second,
Powers third. time O.1OIs.
200 yard dash Reed first, Burke second,
May third, time: O:2lB.
4iO-yard dash: Reed first, Burke second,
Ankeny third. time: 052ss
Half mile run: MCGOWAN first, Wohlen-
berg second, Swanson third, time: 205
Mile run: Clarke first Mclick second,
Bates third, time: 459b.
120-yard hurdles: Collier first, Flack
second Fleming third, time: DIGS.
900 yard hurdles: Collier first, Funk
houser second, Powers third, time; O:2s'S
Polo vault: Lindstrom first, Graham sec
ond. Shuck third, height II feet 4 inches
High jump: Collier first Graham second,
Munson third, height 8 feet inches.
Shot put: Sonka first, Funkhouser sec
ond. Fleming third, distance SO feet G
inches.
Hammer throw: Harmon first, Aldrlch
second Fleming third, distance 100 feet
Discus throw: Funkhouser first Gibson
second, Fleming third, distance SO feet.
Broad jump: Munson first. Davis second,
Graham third, distance 20 feet Az inches.
Two mile run: Clark first, Meick sec
ond, Snyder third, time II 10
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
WHAT ONE STATE FUND
HAS TO ACCOMPLISH
Commercial Club Figures Up Demands
Made on $4,000 Appropriation
for Statistics.

To demonstrate the fact that the $500
which is the annual appropriation by the
legislature for the state bureau of labor
and Industrial statistics, Is insufficient to
properly carry on the work Of showing to
the outside world what Nebraska has in
the way of inducements to the home
seeker, the business man and the investor
the Omaha Commercial club has prepared
n list of the functions that have TO be per-
formed with the small appropriation.
A movement for larger appropriation
was started at the meeting of the Nebraska
Commercial clubs when a resolution was
passed providing for a committee to take
the matter up with the next legislature to
ascertain II $4,000 per annum could not be
obtained to carry on the work OF exploit
ing Nebraska's advantages.
What is required for the sum Of ST. 800
which is now at the command of the com
missioner OF labor and statistics includes
collection and publication of statistics on
crops, wages, acreage, shipments OF sur
plus products, farm and town chattel mort
cages, manufacturing cost of living, main
tenance of free employment bureau, en-
forcement OF laws governing child labor,
female employment, fire escapes, hotel in
spection, truancy and juvenile delinquency.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
Big Prize Ready
For AvlatOrS
Fifty Thousand Dollars for First
Flight from London to Edin-
hurph and Return

LONDON, May l.-Great Britain will be
the scene Of another aerial competition for
a prize of $4,000. The new prize will be
given the first British aviator flying from
London to Edinburgh and back again. The
distance between the two points by rail-
road is 400 miles. The prize also is offered
by the publishing concern OF which Lord
Northcliffs is the head,
The fleet Of British wsrships anchored
off Shserness had a novel experience today,
when an aeroplane from the Aero club
aviation grounds at East Church suddenly
appeared out OF the haze and unanswered
over the vessels at varying heights After
making a reconnaissance the craft disap-
peared from view. The aeroplane is a
Wright model and was piloted by Cecil
Grace. After leaving the harbor 1t flew
nearly fifty miles in fifty-one minutes
rising at one time to height of 1000 feet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
COUNCILMAN SHELDON
VICTIM OF F00TPADS
Held Up by Masked Men at Nine
teenth and Lake Streets-TwO
other HOIdups.

The holdup men are again becoming busy.
The interregnum of almost six weeks has
been broken. There have been a few
cases in the interval but it remained until
Saturday night for the performances to be
again recognized by the star.
The masked gang opened the ball by
selecting Councilman Sheldon as the vic
tim. He ran into two youths at Nine
teenth and Lake streets, both carrying
guns and wearing masks. What occurred
after that his report to the police station
does not. say whether he lost money or
valuables he left to the surmise of the
detective department.
This holdup was about 10 o'clock and five
minutes later l.. j. Kettleson, 2420 Cass
street, at Nineteenth and Cass streets, was
enjoying a similar experience. In this
case also Il was two young men who were
implicated in the job and. in addition to
both carrying guns, one had his face partly
covered by a handkerchief, The report
received did not state that the victim had
been able to provide his assailants with
anything.
Late I'm the night c. s. Williams, 24l1
Caldwell street. reported to the police that
he was held up and ROBBED by two masked
men while crossing the Sixteenth stree
viaduct about 1880 o'clock Two men
he says confronted him and while on,
man threatened him with a revolver the
other went through his pockets, secur-
Ing 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
With the Amateurs

Last week was a busy week with the
amateurs. A number of games have been
played and line on a number OF teams
indicate that Omaha will see some fast
work in "seml-pro" circles. Each week
adds to the number Of teams that appear
in the field and 1t is expected that busy
season will be in full swing when the
weather becomes settled.
The Happy Hollow club defeated the
Omaha CrCckery company's team in a
practice game on the formers grounds,
Saturday afternoon by the score of 10 to 5.
Both teams fielded poorly at times and
showed lack Of practice The club men
punched their hits and got them at OPP
perfume times, while the visitors were
unable to get hits when they were needed.
Eastman made a sensational one-handed
catch OF the ball, which looked like it was
going to be Texas Lacquer.
Next Saturday the club team plays the
fast Omaha Rubber company's team a
practice game and will then be ready to
open the season May IA, with the Mazep-
pas. A rivalry exists between these two
teams and as the Mazeppas are a fast
aggregation the club men will have to 60
some to beat them.
Tha
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
ANTELOPEs wALLOP DRUMMERs
Three to One Score Finish of Hard
Fought Contest.

ST. JOSEPH. May lin a game that
was hard fought from start to finish the
Antelopes defeated the Drummers in the
second of the series here this afternoon
to J.
Pitcher Farthing, the premier twrler Of
the Antelope aggregation, occupied the
mound for tho visitors while Jimmie Swift
Hollands giant southpaw, was on the hill
for the locals. Both men pitched great
ball. allowing but four hits apiece Swift
retired eight of the visitors a la strikeout.
In the very first Inning the visitors
pushed over a run, Gagnier scoring on a
single by Thomas, after taking a base on
balls and stealing second. In the Drum
mers' half Of the initial frame Powell was
sent to first after stopping one of Earth
ing's benders with his anatomy. McLear
sacrificed and the Drummer left fielder
counted when McChesney singled
Lincoln got another In the second, but
the DTummers were unable to garner any
move Off Farthing In the sixth the last
count made by the visitors came in on a
series Of three errors. Thomas and Jude
livtd on errors and Thomas took third on
a wild peg by Shea to catch him off second.
scoring while Cockman was being retired
at first. After two were gone In the
seventh McNeall singled and Shea doubled
to right, but Swift was easy for Gagnier.
The crowd was so large that the stands
were crowded long before the game was
called. Ground rules had to be used, al
lowing two bases for hit to the outfields,
which had been rOped off to accommodate
the fans who were unable to find seats.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
TRAVELLERS ENTERTAIN
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Business Men of HOIdreKe Are the
Guest of WhOJesalers at EIab-
crate Function.

HOLDREGE, Neb., May Especial
Telegram about 100 travelling men, mem
bers OF the local lodge OF the United
Commercial Travellers, and visiting brothers,
entertained the Commercial! club members
and their wives last night at the opera
house, Practically every prominent whole
sale firm doing business in western Nc
braska was represented An excellent pro-
gram, consisting Of pertinent talks on the
relationship OF wholesalers and retailers
was given. Music furnished by male
quartet and the newly organized CONNER
cial Club band. An elaborate banquet was
served the table delicacies being furnished
by the wholesale grocery and candy firms
of Omaha and Lincoln. c, f, Hartman. r.
n PlumHIer, Gus Abrahamson and cliff
Hopkins were the committee on arrange
nentS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
CUBS WIN IN BIC Squirt
After Pirates Apparently Have Cinch,
They Lose Two to One.
wAGNER's TUMBLE IS COSTLY
Cardinals Defeated by the Reds by
score Of six TO Five, Hauser's
wild Throw Giving
Run.

CHICAGO, May AFTER Pittsburgtoday
scored two and won a fiercely contested
the eighth when Hoffman fell between
third and home and twisted his knee. He
could not get up and Gibson ran out and
tagged him while he lay on the ground.
In the ninth Wagner singled, went to sec
Ond on Millers infield out and scored on
Flynns single with two out in Chicago's
half of the ninth, Wagner fumbled
Schutz's grounder and Steinfeldt followed
with a two-bagger, scoring two runs. The
score:
"Two out when winning run was scored
Chicago ............. 0 0 %
Pittsburg .......... 0 0 o o 0 0 Ii
Two-base hits: Gibson, Chance, stelnfeldt.
Sacrifice hits: Leach, Tinker. Stolen base
Wagner. Double play: Sheekar. Left on
bases: Chicago, A. Pittsburg, 5. Bases on
balls OFF Overall, 1; off Camnits / Struck
out out BY Overall 3; by Gemnitz' Time;
Reds Defeat the Cardinals.
CINCINNATI, May 1--Cincinnati defeated
St Louis, to 8. today In ninth inning
rally. With men on second and third, two
out one run needed to tie and two strikes
and three balls on him, Egan singled in the
ninth and brought Paskert home with the
tieing run. Hauser threw wild moment
later ana Miller followed with the winning
tally. Suggs pitched we'll Willis was hit
hard. The score:
"Two out when winning run was scored
St Louis ............ O-5
Cincinnati ...........2 o rs
Two-base hits. Downey, Paskert, Suggs.
Three base hits: Bescher, HoblitZal, Hug
gins, Willis. Sacrifice hits Mitchell MIL
Ter (2 Hoblitzal. Stolen bases: Downey,
Egan, Miller. Left on bases: st. Louis, 4;
Cincinnati. 8. Bases on balls: Off Willis,
g.; off Suggs, 2. Struck out: BY Willis, 3;
by Suggs, 2 Time 200. Umpires: O'Day
and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
Getting Ready
For Big Nee t
Omaha High School Track Athletes
Training Hard for Contest at
Lincoln.

Omaha High school is working hard and
putting in extra hours of practice for the
state meet to be held at Lincoln next Fri
day The team OF ten men that will enter
will be announced by Coach earns on Mon
day or Tuesday
1t is certain that some men, such as
Wood, Rayley Fraser. Kulakofsky, Rouse
and Kennedy, will go down. There will be
lively competition for the other four places
on the squad among the athletes. 1t is
very doubtful whether any weight or field
men will be entered in the meet. as Omaha
is very weak in these events and the men
will be needed in the track contests.
Omaha, Council Bluffs and South Omaha
will hold triangular meet on May 81 to
decide the championship. II possible the
event will take place at the Omaha Driving
park, as this has such fine track.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
Minnesota is
Iowa's Champion
BY Close Score
Gophers Defeat Hawkeyes in Dual
Track Meet by Only Four
Points.

Minneapolis. May by the close
count of 5S to 81 points the University of
Minnesota defeated the University OF Iowa
here today in a dual track and field meet.
Summary:
1OO-yard dash: Hill (Minnesota) won, Tall
man QOwa) second. Time; O:10
22O-yard dash: Hin (M) won, Tallman u)
l4O-yard dash: Hi (ND won, JAMS U)
second. Time: 0522b
SS0-yard run: Hull (M) won. Campbell O)
second. Time: 2:032$ '' -' ~
one mile run: Rathburn (M) won, Reed
Cd second. Time: 4:452S. ~ ,onre.,.
12O-yard hurdle, Harmon (M)' won, viii
22O-yard hurdles Wilcox tM) won, Har
mon (N) second. Time: 027
Two-mle run: Connolly (M) won, Smith
On second. Time: 10:N2s.
Pole vault: Alderman Cd and Strane (M)
tied at 10 feet inches.
Shotput: Frank (M) won, Alderman N)
second. Distance: 40 feet 6 inches
Discus: Alderman Cd won, Frank (M)
second. Distance: 100 feet 10 inches.
Broad jump: Engstrom Cd won, Stubt
(M) second. Distance: % feet so inches.
High jump: Engstrom ID won Wilson
Cd second. Height: feet incnes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
CHICAGO

Totals.....A IS - TotAls....,,a6 Ssi3 y
'Batted for Browning in the eighth.
"Batted for Parent in the ninth.
'Batted for Blackburne in the ninth
'Batted for Willett in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
BIG CROWD SEES CHAMPS LOSE
wichita i'm Good Form and Des
MOines Loses Three 10 One.

WICHITA, Kan, May 1.-Before a crowd
that made round rules necessary, Wichita
won the best game OF the season from
Des Moines, 3 to l. Wichita scored in the
first on Hughes two-base hit and two in
field outs Des Moines tied II up i'm the
seventh, when Raftis led off with the sec
ond hit OF the game off Shackleford He
was sacrificed to second, went TO third
on an out and scored on eKrners hit,
Wichita came back with one on Petit
Crews double and Shaw's long single 10
center and scored another in the eighth
on pass a sacrifice and Glars single
The first two men up for Des Mones
in the ninth hit safely and We're sacrificed
TO second and third respectively but
Shackelford frightened and the next two
men popped out to Westerzll. The score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
Base Ball for Fairmont.

FAIRMONT, Neb., May 1.-(Speclal)-
Fairmont is pushing it's end of the Tri-
County league. Recently an enthusiastic
meeting was held at the town hall and
plans definitely formulated. Charles Cox
was chosen team manager and A. G. Phil
lips, secretary treasurer. All players will
receive $1.2 for each game won and 20
cents for each one lost Thirty players
have signed up, therefore the prospects Of
a good team are bright.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
FAVORABLE REPORT UPON
SIOUX INDIAN CLAIMS
House Committee stands for Adjudi-
cation by Court of Chims-
Big sum Involved,
From a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, May 1.-(special Tele-
gramD-The house committee on Indian
affairs has agreed to report favorably
bill providing for the adjudication OF
the Sante Sioux Indian claim by the Oourt
of claims. Similar action already has
been taken by the senate. Millions of dol
lars are involved in the claim, the Sioux
contending for a restoration of annuities
dating back to 1868, when they were de-
clared forfeited by congress, following an
uprising OF these Indians. Ex-senator j.
NJ Thurston represents the claimants.
time was needed in order that full count
Leighton Beckett of Northwood Ia, Rep
resentative Haugens candidate for the
naval academy at Annapolis passed his
entrance examinations with flying colors.
Young Beckett will be admitted to the
academy probably in June.
H. De- As
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
RAILWAY CLERKS APPOINTED
Elmer a. Glass Among AppOinteeG for
Position In United states
Postal service.
From a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, May 1.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Elmer A. Glass OF South Omaha
Hoover A, Callahan and Jesse Gersten-
berger OF Lincon, l.. w. Tool of Kearney,
Albert FluEner OF oxford, Neb.. and E. II,
Peden OF Floris. c. II. Boner OF Milton,
Charles F. Haines OF Davenport G. y.
Wnloushby Of Cedar Rapids, Rex McCIntic
OF Winterset la, have been appointed
railway mail clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
SOX WIN IT IN FIFTEENTH
Tannehill's Clean Drive for Two
Bases Defeats Tigers.
GOES TO THIRD ON SACRIFICE
And Is Helped Home by wild Pitch,
Game Ending Four 60 Five
Mans Beat Browns Five
TO Four.
tsey

CHICAGO, May Chicago defeated De-
troit in hard-fought ffteen-inning game,
to B. Walsh pitched in fine form but
had poor support In the ninth. when Hahn
dropped a long fly. Blackburne fumbled
two line drives, which gave the visitors two
runs. Chicago came back in their half and
tied It up on a base on balls, a sacrifice,
an out and a hit. The finish came Nm the
fifteenth when Tannehill hit a clean drive
to left for two bases, went to third on a
sacrifice and scored on Wild pitch. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
John Prush ot Ginnts DrInr.

NEW YORK, May Especial Tele-
was received here tonight
from Texas that John Il. Brush of the New
York Giants who went TO the southwest
for his health, has not more than thirty
days TO live. Mr.. Brush is suffering from
locomotor ataxia. Lately he has been sink
Ing and his friends here despair OF his re-
covery. Mr., Brush has already begun 10
get his business affairs in shape for the
end
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
NEBRASKA CITY BEATS BELLEVUE
Mink League Team Downs Collie
Eians Twelve to Nothing.

NEBRASKA CITY, May 1.-(Special
Telegram.)-Bellevue played the Mink
league team here this afternoon and did
not make score during the game, only
one man reaching third base and two
reaching second. A big crowd was present
Score:
Bellevue .............V o 0 o o o. 0
Nebraska City $3.50 4 2 0 0 81
Batteries: Bellevue. Roach and johnson;
Nebraska City, Miller, Charlesworth, Rich
ter Buns and Whitcomb Umpire:
Fletcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-02
FRirmOnt Loses.

FAIRMONT, Neb, May l-(Speclal)-
school base ball team met the Sutton team
on their diamond. The teams were evenly
matched Until the fifth inning the score
was tie. Fairmont weakeued and SUIT
ton succeeded In running in several scores
Farrar pitched for Fairmont and struck
out nine men. Sutton's pitcher struck out
three men, Score, IA to In favor OF SUIT
ton.