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Cine @obrbeit muB antifom.
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fommen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
LEGS BROKEN SLIDING
IN BASE BALL GAMES
TIVE CoIIese Plays Have Been Inc
Jared So Far This
sprinG.

NEW YORK, April 1.-TWO college base
bah players have been badly injured this
spring while in the act OF sliding TO base.
one at Harvard and one at Yale. This
sort Of injury has been frequent on the
diamond in recent years. A few years ago
George van Haltren. then OF the Giants,
broke his leg while sliding for second base
on the old rittsburg grounds. Lefty Davis
broke his leg the same way on the same
grounds, and Mike Donlin fractured a lcg
while making slide on the Cincinnati
grounds. Another player who broke q leg
sliding was Otis Clymer.
As a matter Of fact the second cushion
has been prominent as a station at which
accidents have occurred There have been
innumerable spikings at that position,
most Of them accidental but a few inten-
tlonal, and other accidents resulting in the
incapacitating OF q player for a considera-
BILE length Of time. Year before last Larry
Doyle was stepped on by John Hummel
while the latter was trying TO reach second
base at the Polo grounds, and Larry was
out Of It for the rest OF the season. In
previous season Tim Donahue OF the Chi
cago Nationals was severely spiked by
Jack Warner while the latter was making
slide. Harry Steinfeldt and Napoleon La
ioie had a collision at second base. Every
body thought for moment that Steinfeldt
had been killed, but he soon recovered.
Lajoie, however as a result Of the accident
developed water on the knee and was out
Of the game for a considerable length Of
time. Hal Chase has been spiked on the
hand couple of times sliding to second
Fewer and in some cases fatal accidents
on the ball field, however, have been more
due to other causes, such as head-on col
lisions and players being struck by
pitched and batted balls. Already this sea-
son there has been death from a pitcher
being struck by batted bail. Also daa-
gerous is a swiftly pitched ball. the narrow
escape OF Roger Bresnahan two years ago
being prominent case in point. A singular
fatality was that the other day boy was
hit on the head by a fly ball. death re-
sulting in few hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Ketchel Tells
Why He Refuses
Sam Langford
Some Claim That He is Nothing More
Than an Exploded Phe.
nomenon.

NEW yonK. April oLsan Francisco
sporting men are scoring stanley Ketehel
just nov because he has refused to sign
articles Tor a twenty.round fight with sam
Lansford giving as reason that the COM
lne six.found bout IN Philadelphia on April
" must be decided first From all accounts
tsichei has lost favor in California. where
he was once regarded as a world-beater.
That was when he showed a willingness TO
fleht anybody regardless OF weight and
inches. and also won fame by displaying
remarkable gameness in long drawn out
encounters. But KetcheFs failure to stop
papke IN twenty rounds and his weak fight
against Jack johnson opened the eyes OF
California experts, who nov insist that the
once formidable Michigan pugiilst Is moth
ing more than sn exploded phenomenon.
Ketchei received an offer Of a $1,000
guarantee not long ago to meet Lansford IN
Frisco during the week OF the Jeffries-
johnson affair Langford already had ac-
oopted the proposition and saw no reason
why Ketchei should not attach his sigma
ttire TO The articles. But Ketchcl. II seems
sent word TO the promoters that he could
not think Of tackling Laneford in a fight
a word. the Michigan fighter showed that
he did not care TO spend a month or more
IN strict training Because Of this lack OF
energy, therefore. Ketchel is roundly
scored 81 the coast by persons who say
he Is afraid to take chances in bout Of
more than six rounds and who predict
that unless he Is absolutely fit Langford
will make short work Of him when they
come together in Ouakertown
Langford. meanwhile, has made a pro-
nouneed hit at the Golden Gate and is re-
sarded as the logical opponent OF Jack
Johnson, providing, OF course. the latter
should happen to defeat Jeffries. In that
event Langford would promptly challenge
Johnson to fight for $4,000 a side and
would post that amount Immediately to
bind = match. But Langsord does not be-
lieve he will ever have crack at john
son for the heavyweight championship be-
cause he feels confident Jeffries will win
the big fight In expressing this belief
Langford SAYS Johnson lacks real game
ness; that IL JEFF is fit and can hit like
he used to- the negro champion will quit
under fire He insists that no matter how
clever Johnson's defense NAV prove. Jef-
fries with his tremendous punches will
literally beat down the blk blacks guard
and hammer him into a state OF submis-
sion with blows on the body. II Jeffres
wins I.angford says he win not challenge
him, for he declares he would have no
chance to whip the boilermaker But, on
the other hand. IL johnson succeeds. the
Boston slugger will hound him into a
match. which he has been anxious to Sc
cure for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HackenschmIdt
May Call Again
Kansas City Wants Russian Lion to
Try His Luck Once
More.

KANSAS CITY. April s-several well
known wrestling promoters in this city
are trying TO Influence George Hacken-
schmidt the Russian Lion, to come to this
country again TO display his prowess in
the mat game. Hackenschmidt is the
wrestler. it will be remembered, who was
handled so roughly by Frank Gotch the
worlds champion when the two met In a
title bout two years ago.
One OF The men who is working to get
Hackenschmidt to come TO this country
again is w w Wittig. He arranged the
bout with Gotch two years ago. When
he was asked il there was possibility OF
the big wrestler coming here he said
I'm all probability Hsckenschmidt can be
persuaded to come The best wrestlers in
the world are in this country today, and
II Is 10 his advantage to make the trip.
OF course, he cannot forget the battle with
Gotch. Haekenschmidt still thinks he got
rough deal. However, that's ancient
history; so what's the use in talking
about Il.
Some persons have told me that they
do not believe the Russian would
prove a good drawing card. Many OF them
think he quit in the match with Gotch.
am not Of that opinion however l be-
lieve that he would he as big a drawing
card as ever.
III we can get him TO come over think
I can arrange a match with zbyszko for
him, and that ought to make great
battle
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
RESTRICTIONS LESSENED
FOR THE JUNIOR RACES
SuHiOra who Have Roved ON the
Varsity May Join Glass
mates.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-A concession
has been made 20 college oarsmen who
compete in the American Henley on the
schuylkiil river next May in the junior in
tereoilegate event. The board Of stewards
of the American Rowing association an
nounces that the organization has lessened
the restrictions regarding the eligibility
conditions for the junior intercollegiate
eisht-oared race. IN previous years any
man who ever rOwed in a varsity she'll
either az Poushkeepsie or New London
could net compete. The rule is 80 changed
a. TO permit an oarsman 70 row only on
condition. that he IS not then member Of
a varsity crew.
The change was brought about only after
the stewards talked at length over the ad-
visibility o. making such change This
rule was changed 20 meet a situation that
arose year aEo aud which the stewards
admitted was an Injustice to Harvard The
Harvard second eight year ago contained
Severance, a member OF the varsity shell
who had roved the previous year al New
London. For some reason or other Sever
ance could not make the varsity boat ia
1870 A. he had rowed al New London he
vas not allowed 10 row 10 the junior race
thus Weakenins the Harvard shell al the
last moment. such cases are rare. but the
stewards thoaEht Il only fair 20 make pro-
vision Tor such case.
"a is also announced that several changes
have been made IN the board OF stewards
W. W. Roper % Princeton has been elected
40 tilI the vacancy caused b. the death o,
C. e. cuyler. who was also Princeton
man Robert 8. Herrick takes the plac,
or oliver Fnley. tormer Harvard cap.
tain Herrick was prominent IN Crimson
roving circles iu iNe when ne stroksd
harNard crew. Firey FesiEned on account
of oesIness coaneclious.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

be used for the national regatta, repeating
what he said last year, that he hoped the
stream would become the center Of All big
rowing races Tor our whole country. lie
told the representative OF the club that II
hs was in Washington the two days Of the
regatta he would be sfloet 20 see every
contest
As usual, the United states VIII throw It,
strong arm OF protection around the races
the day OF the regatta. and ships OF the
United States revenue cutter service Will
be on hand to see that e.ery safeguard for
protection OF life IS looked after. such as
the overcrowding OF all kinds OF boats
clearing the course and preventing sailing
or steam craft from crossing or moving up
and down the course while the races are In
progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
AERO CONTEST FOR OCTOBER
st. Louis the Place for the Interns-
tiOnal Balloon EAces Also.

NEW YORK, April s.--The board OF gov
ernors Of the Aero Club Of America, at a
special meeting selected Saturday, october
%, as the date for holding the International
aviation contest for 1910.
The international aeronautic contest, as
previously announced will be held in ST.
Louis, October II, and ais the dates OF the
two meetings are so close together those
taking part in the balloon race may also
compete in the flying machine contest il
any should desire to do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
PrattIe Of the Padded Ring

Privilege Big Fight Gleason Doesn't Care Be
Responsible Nelson May Land New
Fight Specials San FranciscOKehe in Question
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

carse Pavten. the Brooklyn theatrical
red 10 a. Corse Work PaytOn. has 10000
10 wager against $4,000 that the Jeffries-
Johnson fisht viii never be held. Payton
says that he has othing specific 20 base
iicoe ln a foolish wager that tie biE fight
viii never come Off.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Jack Gleason, promoter OF the Jeffries-
Johnson fight. was offered $4,000 day for
July /. and for the bar privileges in
the arena to be built on the race track
at Emeryvine. Gleason turned down the
offer. A short time ago a tentative offer
for the bar privileges was made to Gleason
while he was in Chicago on his way to this
city He said then that he would not al
low the sale of liquor at the arena on
the day OF the Jeffries-Johnson fight, al
though he said nothing about the previous
day, when other fights viii be held as
sort OF preliminarles to the big climaxing
battle.
I'm tell YOU" said he, there is going to
be a great deal OF feeling in that fight
There is going TO be so much that there
is danger Of race riots. We shall have the
arena policed as no other similar gather
ing was ever policed before, but Pm TAX
ing no chances on booze. OF course, we
cannot stop men from carrying drink in
TASKS. bat we are not going to sell any
at least, that is the intention now. II we
should operate bar. there win be great
deal OF drinking. and the excitement from
the liquor IS likely TO cause no end OF
trouble"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

After Ketchei called off his three fights
in Atlanta, New Orleans and Memphis,
Sam Langford. who is scheduled to meet
the former assassin in Philadelphia began
to get frightened that KetcheI would call
this off too Ketchel inlimated that his
thumb--he says he broke it hitting Frank
Klaus over the head in Pittsburg-was in
bad shape and he would have to have a
postponement, Thon Igoe let loose the
story that Ketchel and Langford had
signed with sid Hester to box forty-fve
rounds in or near San Francisco in the
summer and that the Philadelphia date
would not be carried out Langford came
forward with the assertion that he never
signed to fight Ketchel in the west, but
that he was determined 10 meet him in
Philadelphia within a month Now will
they fight?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HOW He CURED
BLOOD POISON

didn't find out had contracted Contagious Blood Poison
until had made considerable headway had heard great
deal OF the value of s. S. s. blood medicine in fact had
friend who had cured himself OF the same disease through m
discovered the nature my trouble began
taking it. got along spenddly from the very 6st and NV
recovery was steady When first began the s. S. my
face full of and erupons that could not shave
Other parts of my body similarly affected but there il
not blotch pimpe any other sign of disease
cured by S and know to stav cured az
this several years ago There is nothing that equals
S. Contagious Blood Poison and always recommend
it in such cases. WALTER WEBER
No. 45oH Fourth ST., Evansville Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The acknowledged virtue of S remedy induced
Mr. Weber to commence its when he found he contracted
Contagious Blood Poison The obtained lust another
demonstration Of its value for this disease.
Contagious Blood Poison the powerful and destructive Of
all blood disorders Its virus permeaeS the entire circulation
explains why any one afflicted with this maady usually finds its symp
nsdous poison breaks forth The eyebrows come out the
mouth and throat uera skin erupOn ulcers break
out the body the bones ache glands groin swell and
frequently the nails on hands and feet affected
The only possible way Contagious Blood Poison is TO
the by purifying the blood This is lust what S
does and the only medicine that absolutely and horouahIy
canses the circulation Of every particle of the germs the
disease Mercury Potash often despang sufferers
in the hope that such strong treatment will kill the poison But this
cannot be done the disease be checked temporarily and the
symptoms improved but the old poison Sumbng the blood and
when the treatment is left off the disease always returns
The ability OF S. S. s. Contagious
from its blood purifying properties goes circulation and
removes every trace of the poison makes the blood pure healthy
and leaves dregS of the on S made
entirely of roots herbs and barkS which has direct and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

National Sporting club on the 22d. They
will meet at catch weights.
Digger Stanley, the English bantam
weight, is due here from England to meet
string OF good Yankee lads. The Digger
is most anxious to trackle Jimmy Walsh OF
Boston. They have fought four times, each
getting victory. The other two fights
were draws.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The risklest thing about a mans pro-
Dosal to a girl is how sure she is TO accept
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