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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Business Men of
Topeka to Back Up
the Base Ball Team
Stock Company Formed to Buy Out
Interests in Club of Dick
Cooley.

Aroused by the prospect Of Topeka be-
ing stranded high and dry outside Of the
base ball world, the Topeka Commercial
club took quick and decisive action and
kept the capital Of Kansas in the Western
league A committee Of the business men
Of Topeka hustled around and soon had
enough stock subscribed to buy out the
interests Of Dick Cooley, the owner of the
Topeka franchise in 1910, and the stock
company will run the Topeka club next
season.
Chester woodward, one OF the Topeka
men who has been active in keeping To-
peka in the league, attended the Chicago
meeting during the last week and closed the
deal with Cooley. At the same time he ar
ranged with the other magnates Of the
Western league for Topeka to remain in"
The meeting In Chicago and the fact that
the drafting season closed on November
16 made quick action necessary for Topeka
to retain the franchise. Cooley received
5000 for the franchise, players, lease and
improvements on the ball park and some
equipment.
1t is thought that a total sum OF $4,000
will be needed to make the proposition sue
cessful and in a few days It is probable
that the entire sum will be on hand, some
5000 being subscribed already. with the
season started 1t is certain that It will be
a success, as the sum received for season
tickets sold up to date insures this. AS
the daily sales will amount to considerable
it ought TO be a paying club next year.
Fred Moore. manager OF the Fort Worth
team in the Texas league in 1910, is being
considered as the probable manager of the
Topeka nine next year. It being already
understood that Moore is willing to take
on the Topeka team. Cooley and Moore
both assisted the business men of Topeka
in making selections Of young players to
fill up the ranks for 1911. The Topekans
are all enthusiastic about having a fast
team next year and money is coming in
fast for the buying Of the new players.
s. ]. Bear and G. B. Merriam, two Of the
committee, are taking in subscriptions
from 500 up, and on Monday, November
10, over $1,000 was taken IN.
The retaining of Topeka in the league
kills the aspirations OF Oklahoma City and
Colorado Springs to become members Of the
Western league These we're the two cities
that were bidding the strongest for the
Topeka franchise during the time when it
was thought that Topeka would have to
give up the base ball in the Western league.
Oklahoma City was favored by some of the
Western league owners, but they were un-
willing 70 admit the southern city because
of its distance from the center OF the
Western league circuit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Indoor Meet in
Omaha Seeks Man
to Handle Event
Athletes Say There Will Surely Be a
Meet, but Man to Handle it
the Puzzler.

who will handle the big indoor meet to
be held in Omaha this year?' has become
the question which is puzzling the Omaha
Athletic association. 1t is sure that Omaha
is to have one, as the success OF the big
meet Of the 1910 season has made all de-
termined to repeat the occasion again this
season.
The point that bothers seriously is, who
is competent and at the same time willing
to take charge of The meet?" This is to
be the object of the meeting to be held by
the men Of the Omaha Athletic association,
either in this month or early in December.
Lieutenant Michaens, who handled the
meet last year, win not be in Omaha in
1911.
There has been considerable informal talk
Of having the Young Mems Christian ASSOC
citation take charge Of the affair, but to
this there is the objection OF the associa-
ton men that they cannot agree TO back
the proposition. Physical Director j., T.
Maxwell announces that he is willing to
take charge of the managing Of the affair
and that the Young Mems Christian ASSOC
citation is willing to also assume the detail
Of the meet and to arrange for the proper
carrying off of the events, but is not will
ing TO attempt to back it financially.
Ben Cherrington track coach at Ne
braska university, states that he is highly
in favor of a second meet, as the last
years event was so successful Hugh
wallace. one OF Omaha's track men, also
stated that he was for another meet
Although no official announcement has
been made by the state schools, Illinois,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and one
or two others would send men to the meet
| this year. All the schools which competed
/ - EFT. 1,n
manner in which It was run and will send
8 squad this year.
Plans for meet will be made in a general
way as they were last year. The Audi
torium will be used and a track built in
It. However, 1t is thought that 1t will be
less expensive to put out this year, as less
advertising will have to be done and there
viii be less work than in starting the af-
fair for the first time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
COrnhusker Basket
Ball Squad Looks
Good This Season
Coaches Think They Have Best Ma.
terial for Several Years from
Which to Choose.

LINCOLN. Nov. s.-(special)-only a
few more weeks remain before the basket
ball season opens. During the last two
ears Nebraska has been weak IN this line
Of sport, but dope points to championship
team this year. b. NJ. Cherrington Of
Omaha was selected to coach the team this
season Cherrington Is an old basket ball
player himself and an apt student Of the
game
Immediately upon taking charge OF the
squad he ordered harder practice and from
now on the squad will be whipped into
shape as rapidly as possible. WILDER Wood,
the colored guard will be retained to as
sist Cherrlngton and should prove to be a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

valuable assistant Physical Director Eisia
is also 20 help Cherrington.
There Is a dearth OF veteran material on
tho varsity squad. but this Is not wor-
rying Cherrington. other teams In the
conference have suffered more heavily than
Nebraska, and In addition 60 this the new
material Is showing up better than some
OF the old men. Kansas lost nearly all Of
its veterans. as did Missouri Iowa and
Ames have excellent prospects according
to reports.
The work OF the squad 81 suu prelimi-
nary. Captain HUTCHINSON attempted TO
drill the men as much as possible on goal
throwing and In passing. but was delayed
in the work. As It is he apparently has
secured better organization OF goal toss
ers than In 1905 and 1899 The freshmen
eleven is one Of remarkable promise and
should give the varsity plenty OF hard
work
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Good Season of
Golf Promised
for Next Year
Various Courses are Reported in
Fine Condition and Season
Promises Well.

Although a real golf fiend will play
until the snow covers him up, the season
Of 1910 is closing for most Of the Omaha
enthusiasts. And all beginners and past
masters declare that the last year was
the most successful one omaha ever had
In the game and that the prospect for
next year is for an even brighter season.
The two big events in Omaha next season
are the Translnississippi tournament at
the Country club and the Nebraska State
tournament at the Field club. The Trans
mississippi Is to be the biggest it ever has
been, declared the men boosting for the
Country club, and an effort to get more
men from the outside Omaha players is
to be tie special feature in the arranging
OF the late event. Besides the two cham
pionship tournaments there are the large
numbei of handicap and club matches
and the inter-club matches that keep up
friendly rivalry among members and be-
tween the different clubs.
The Field club and Country club proudly
point to their golf courses and state that
In spite OF the hard season and the bad
weather the courses are ready to start in
the best OF condition next season The
Happy Hollow club, because of the new
ness Of the course did not come out so
well, but it is not in the least to be de-
spised as the improvement since II first
started is great. The Miller Park men
are jubilant over the fine condition Of their
course when they consider the short time
1t has had real care put on it,
Nothing new in either golf balls or In
clubs is promised for next season. Deal
ers say that most players are using but
four or five clubs, and 1t is indeed be-
coming a common sight 10 see man
playing a lone hand practice game with
but two clubs at his disposal, carrying
both himself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
WRESTLING UP
Navy and Dartmouth Join League
Harvard TO Enter.

Navy and Dartmouth Join League
Harvard to Enter.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The Navy and
Dartmouth are expected to join the Inter
collegiate Wrestling league. Harvard will
probably enter next season, and 1t is ex-
pected that Yale will be reinstated. since
most Of the colleges in the organization
have arranged informal dual meets with
the blue this year. The Intercollegiate
schedule has been announced as follows:
February II, Columbia and Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia; February IS, Princeton
and Columbia at New York City; February
g. Princeton and Pennsylvania at Philas
delphia; March 4, Cornell and Pennsylvania
at ithaca; March II, Cornell and Princeton
at ithaca; March IS, Cornell and Columbia
at New York City and Pennsylvania and
Princeton March intercollegiate meet at
Princeton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
HOCKEY GAME IS PICKING VI

Great Winter Game IL Beginning to
Get the Interest.
Hockey, the great winter game OF many
eastern colleges and schools is beginning
TO prick up its ears as the close Of the foot
ball season draws near. In the west, how
ever, there are no prospects for any teams
TO play the seventeen game.
Hockey originally started in America, in
Canada, and has since become popular to a
great degree in colleges and boys schools
and girls seminaries east Of the Mississippi
but has never even started west OF there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
sIx-DAY CYCLE RACE NEARING

Annual Treat 10 he Held a. Madison
square.
NEW YORK. Nov. Bicycle racing fans
are soon 70 have their annual treat. the
International six-day race over the steep
banked saucer track az Madison Square
Garden. The dates for this years event
are December 70 10. the long struggle
starting as usual at one minute past the
midnight hour on Monday, AS usual the
speed and pace following stars OF many
Municipalities win be brought together on
Saturday night December s. The entire
world from Australia 10 Europe has been
racked 70 bring together absolutely every
champion Of notelm the cycle racing game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Deal May Yet Go Through.
The Phlllie- Reds deal may yet so through,
as Il appears Hermann will agree to let
Hoblltzel go for Shortstop Doolan On the
merits Of the players II would be hard to
determine that either team was getdnE
any the better OF this whole transaction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
TIM OMAHA SUNDAY BIER
OMAHA. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1910.
JUDGMENTS

HE western league remains in class
A organization. That is the dictum
Of tho powers that be as repre-
II scented IN the National Association
Of Professional Base Bail leagues.
which spent the week In annual session at
chicago. This outcome Is OF course graft.
fyIng. not alone TO members OF the West
srn league but to all base ball fans who
prefer progress to retrogression. The re-
ouircments under the law OF a class A
organization call for an aggregate popula-
uon OF 1.O0oOo0. Admittedly the Western
league falls short OF that number. but
what Of that7 Not even civil law, let alone
a base BALL statute. r. invariably construed
literally where a liberal construction will
work the greater benefit and conform with
common sense Furthermore, since this
law never was lived up TO. what good rea-
son could be advanced for it's strict ap-
pIicstlon at this late day. when the West
ern league had come long ago to be one
OF the strongest and foremost minor league
organizations in the United States But
when II comes to the test OF population
counting the census figures Of each city
and, in addition, the outlying populations
which for purposes Of base ball are as
much a part Of the cities as the population
within their limits, the eight cities COM
prlsing this league win be found easily up
to the requirements. In common justice,
&c would have been wrong and disastrous
20 have reduced our classification. II
would have put serious damper on base
ball in every one OF the eight towns, cut
spirit and pride, and set the whole ma,
chInery OF the game back considerably.
81 long as the Western or any other league
similarly situated delivers the goods in
quality OF base ball and patronage the
factor OF population cannot be seriously
considered even for the sake Of upholding
q form Of law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Pat Powers, as president OF the Eastern
league bore the olive branch OF peace into
the camp Of the National association. and
by admitting that the franchise deter
mining the class OF the Eastern did not
expire until the close of 1911, put an end
70 the war" so far as that organization
was concerned, but left a defy for the
future stfl Patrick did not and could
not deliver" such q promise for the Amer
lean association and while no invasion"
for 1911 is the talk, nobody In the American
association has given such a guarantee
Powers must have created some surprise
by declaring that the Eastern league was
not trying 20 get into the ma r class, but
simply wanted a higher classification than
the Western Southern and Pacific. Coast
leagues habitat OF class A. Nor did Mr..
Chivlngton or Mr.. Tebeau or Mr.. Anybody
else connected with the American associa-
ton vouchsafe such q meekness on the
part Of that ambitious institution. It does
not seem to be attempting to conceal the
fact that nothing short OF major classical
ton will satisfy It. That Is why It refused
TO accept the classification OF AA offered
It a year ago. That same classification
was offered the Eastern and Pacific Coast
leagues and rejected, foolishly we think.
for II, as Powers says, his league is not
aspiring 70 be q major, what more could
II have asked than classification that
would have put II above ali minor and
next to the majors? so far as the Pacific
Coast league is concerned, It was lucky
TO get such an offer and absurdly silly
to let It get away. Had this proposition
been accepted this classification wrangle
would be settled.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Certainly base ball invites admiration for
It's stability by the tendency to prolong the
tenure OF office OF the men directing its
business affairs. There IL Ban Johnson,
president OF the American league, with
what seems like a life grip on his office.
The National Association OF Professional
Base Ball Leagues has told Secretary J. H.
Farrell and President Mike Sexton they
may hold their places as long as they
please and raised Farrell to salary OF
$1,000 Norris l. OMEN, at the expiration
Of his nve-year term as president Of the
Western league, was given another five
year contraos. These things speak well, OF
course for tho officials affected and they
also speak well for the sense OF fairness
of the men who do tho choosing to these
offices and for base ball as a serious BUSH
ness institution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Il is 70 be hoped tne Murphy Ebbetts
clique win lose In their continued fight to
run the National league and chase Presi-
dent Lynch out Of office. Unless this
clique Is headed off and Lynch is allowed
to confer with Ban Johnson az TO the joint
schedule OF the majors. there may be no
worlds series next year. for the American
league is committed to a short schedule,
and unless the National can agree with It
the big games are off Something like a
crisis will have 70 come in order that base
ball may be Invested OF the Murphy in
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

ledkuo Is committed 10 snort scheGulet
and unless the National can agree with It
the big games are off Something like
crisis will have TO come in order that base
ball may be Invested OF the Murphy in
oubus
That story about Christy Mathewson be-
ing signed up again by New York this
time on $1,000 contract sounds little
fishy to anyone who watched the mighty
ChTisty waver last season. There is no
doubt Mathewson has some great pitching
left In that arm OF his. but not $4,000
worth year, not for John T. Brush's
money.
The Sporting News directs attention to the
fact that II the law had not been set aside
for Johnny King when he jumped a con-
tract so many players would never have
yielded to the siren voice Of Mr.. Fletcher.
They seem to have heard better counsel,
but just the same the King case has left
Its bad influence.
President Lynch Of the National league
suggests appointing official scorers 20 fol-
low the teams and cut out the resident
men. hut, as the Sporting News says, IL
scorers are chosen for their integrity and
dents win DO as well as nonresidents.
Besides. every man lives somewhere.
With John X. Tener's election as gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania and AL spalding's
prefegred choice for senator from Cali
Iornia. the recent elections were great for
base ball Tener was once a famous pitcher
with Chicago and spaldlng'a premier pitch
ing record still stands.
The worlds series overshadowed interest
IN the approaching election but foot ban
was lost for the time being IN the, over
shadowins interest OF the elections. There's
one difference.
Vow that the Westerns classification has
been left intact. watch your Pa set busy
on that new nre-proof, concrete Erand-
stand.
dovenor-elect Dix Is expected TO take
the lid off IN New York state and allow
sunday base ball Long head.
More Leagues are being formed and more
popularity created in base ball
Only little more than nve months to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

The worlds series overshadowed interest
IN the approaehing election. but foot ban
was lost for the time being IN the, over
shadowing interest OF the elections. There
one difference.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

Vow that the Westerns classification has
been left intact, watch your Pa set busy
ON that new fre-prOof concrete grand-
stand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

dovernor-eleot Dix Is expected TO take
the lid Oft IN New York state and allow
sunday base ball Long head.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
A Kansas Pronosltlon.

The people of several counties in
Southern Kansas are agitating the
proposition to construct a road along
the valley Of the Arkansas river from
Hutchinson to Garden City, distance
of $50 to 200 miles.
The newspapers along the proposed
route have taken up the matter, and
the public seems to be becoming inter-
ested. A convention, to consist of the
various county officials is suggested at
Hutchinson in the near future, and
the county engineer of that county.
Reno, is reported as preparing the de-
tails of the meeting.
A number of lateral lines are sug.
gested, reaching various county seats,
and other cities from the main road.
This being a purely agricultural re-
gion, the name chosen for the road,
the valley speedway" seems unusual.
Such a road system . if constructed,
would be of great benefit 10 the region,
enabling the farmers to market their
crops with greater facility and at re-
duced expense. This road would pass
through a section where number Of
roads are being constructed by the
sand clay method