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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
CORNHUCKERS TRIM KANSAS
Basket Ball Five WallOps Jayhawks
by Score of SO to %.
NEBRASKA BEST IN TEAM WORK
Visitors from sunfIower state Are
Unable 30 Locate Basket and
FAN TO Hit IL when They
DO see ut.
EBRAsKA BEST IN TEAM WORK

LINCOLN. Feb 25-tspecial Telegram,)-
Superior team work enabled the Corn
huskers TO take the first game Of the series
with Kansas Friday night at the local gym
nasium by the score Of IS to %.
Kansas had the lead by one point at the
close Of the first half. but IN the second
half Nebraska played desperately and soon
forged ahead Gibson and Hutchinson gave
pretty exhibition OF goal throwing. the
latter scoring seven points in the second
half on free throws. Hiltner and Carrier
also played good game
Nebraska excelled in team work. while
the Jayhawkers were unable 70 locate the
basket In the second half The game was
rough and the officials frequently had
occasion to call fouls In the first half
Long Of Kansas secured nine points on
free throws out Of a possible ten. Tfutchin-
son had five chances during the same
period but made only two baskets
Nebraska took the lead and soon had
Kansas apparently beaten. but the Jay
hawkers rallied at the close Of the first
half and when the whistle blew the score
stood Is to Il. Nebraska scored twenty
four points in the second half and Kansas
eleven Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Portage Five Plays
Here on Thursday
Crack Basket Ball Team Of the Coun.
try Includes Omaha on
It's Trip.

Portage, Wis, Company basket bail
team the national champions in basket
BAH under the American Amateur Athletic
association rules. will play the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association five IN
Omaha Thursday. This will be the biggest
event In basket bali that has ever been In
Omaha. as the Omaha team IL considered
one Of the best In the west
The Portge basket BAN squad has been
making tour OF the entire country and is
now returning from a series OF games
played on the Pacific coast on its entire
tripe Of eighty games the Portage five has
only lost six Of the contests and these
we're in some cases due to the fact that
several OF the Portage quintet were injured
and unable to play in their best style
Omaha Young Mems Christian association
has one OF the best teams this year n has
had Tor some seasons and the supporters
OF the local five expect their men TO give
the Portage team the hardest battle Of the
trip In case the Omaha five wins the
Portage team VIII give {. a return gam.
at Portage later in the year for the ma
tonal championship.
W 4. Harris. the last years guard NJ IN.
Omaha five, who has only been able to
play Few times this season may be in the
game again Thursday. Harris lie consld-
cred one Of tho best guards in the west and
his place on the team will he appreciated
The Omaha lineup is as follows: Forwards
Wesln' Conn and Diokman; center and can
tain. Lee Wilson; guards, Harris Ritchie.
Gflttith substitute, Robinson
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

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quarter mike run, in which he has the
school record.
Bis Mcn for the WEIGHTS.
In the weights Andruz. Baldrige. Dow
and also Bauman will try for places on the
team. These four athletes are quite up to
the standard requirements for throwing
the hammer and also putting the shot and
viii no doubt make few new records this
spring
-Four regular meets VIII be held during
the season besides the Omaha Athletic
association annual meet which occurs on
April J. For this meet the team win be-
gin practice Immediately
April % Is the date set for the inter class
meet on May s will occur the Trl-City
meet. on May 10 the Missouri Valley In
tsrscholastic meet win be held at Lincoln
This meet is the large event Of the season
and over sixty schools VIII be represented
on May % the last meet Of the season viii
take place at Lincoln This is the state
meet and All the high schools OF the state
viii be represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
BUTTE AND ST. PAUL LEADING


scores "a Minneapolis Ten Pointa
below Average DurinE Week.
MINNEAPOLIs. MINI, Feb. 8.-ThouRh
still unbeaten. ST. Paul and Butte, the
leaders IN the western series OF matches m
the National Rifle association inter-club
indoor league reported scores about ten
points below their average In this week
Of the shoot That Butte and 81. paul
VIII decide the western championship when
they shoot against each other In the final
round Of the series the week ending March
II q now certain. The winner will 20
against thewinner IN the eastern league Of
fourteen clubs for the international cham
pionship.
With only thre matches remaining the
Kew Haven club leads the eastern division
IN she inter-elub Indoor rifle shooting
league. Butte, Mont, leads the western
division undcfeated with two matches ~
be shot
ifs probabilities are that the two teams
viii ee competitors Tor the indoor civilian
rifle club championship IN the United
states.
Harvard school, Los Angeles. Cal. Nor
re High school, New York city. and Ken
iuchy Military Institute Lyndon. Ky. are
tea for first place IN the inter-sohool rife
shooting league with five victories and no
defeats 10 their credit
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Jack White Gets the
Decision Over Gary
in Seventh Round
Winner Drives Left Hook to the Jaw
in Fifth for Count Of
Nine.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb Slack
White Of Chicago was given a decision over
Tommy Gary. also Of Chicago. IN the sew.
enth round Of a scheduled ten-round bout
before the National Athletic club las,
night
Early In the fifth round White drove a
left hook 60 Gary's Jaw as Gary was com
ing in making him take nine OF the count.
Gary stalled through the remainder OF the
round. White followed up tho advantage
gained throughout the sixth round. pok
ing his left continually to Gary's face and
near the end Of the round delivered left
uppercut 20 the Jaw, making Gary groggy
Early IN the seventh White had cary
groggy again and hanging to the ropes
The referee avoided knockout by stopping
the bout at this point
Gary showed up well in the fret and sec.
rounds In which he had the ADVANTAGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Herb, the popular alley operator Of South
Omaha. The visitor seems to be able to
put a few good scores over even on the
strange runWays.
race in the Booster league The O. b. G 8
Is one Of the best minor league teams In
town.
The Rangers pulled up a 2779 total in
their match game last week. Look out for
some OF those Booster teams in the Twin
City They may spring one OF these totals
IN the tournament
Blonde Schmidt rolled one Of his best
games Of the season last week The
Seems to have trouble getting away from
the dope thought.
The ". s. Cleaners seem to have lost
their nerve. They looked like real winners
for long time, but have dropped to OBJ
livion since the Hartieys got started
The Luxus team is now congldered as a
possible winner o. the bunting In the Gem
mercial league race. Beselin. Nelson and
Berger are shooting up to their form Of
past years and that means something
Friends Of Doc Frye were pulling for a
avl-game one night last week when ne
started out with six straight strikes and
hitting them right In the spot all the
while. The seventh was his undoing. how
Old Scout HUI has finally rounded into
old-tlme form and is shooting among the
double centuries In oid-time style. Ben had
very grave attack OF yellowitis 50 COM
mon among the bowlers
Winters Is always complaining about his
tough luck but still he manages to publ
down few of the pots. at least enough
to pull him out winner. II Is hard to under
stand Just what some people want
Won't somebody show Charley Howe how
to shoot hook ball, or what is the proper
way 70 load one. That fellow will be dippy
unless he can get q regular Neale bend
on that mineraIite.
Koch, the 600-shooter Of the Omaha Pack
ing company team was elected president
of the Packers league last week. TO take
in fortnight
Herman Beselin. the boy wonder OF the
Luxus team, has come back with rush
and seems 70 be as good as ever. At least
he Is willing to take on all Corners
Dad Huntington Is having a hard time
deciding just what bail he wants 30 use
Dad has the largest assortment OF any Of
the boWlers, and that's what makes n so
hard to choose. But let II be said that he
VIII be there when the gong rings.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Sidney Wins from
SCOTS Bluff Team
Eight Victories on the Home Court
Settles Basket Ball Championship
Of Western Nebraska.

SIDNEY, Neh Feb 25.-Cspeclal TcIe-
ram.)-'rhe sidney basket ban team won
its second victory OF the season over the
Scots Bluff five mere last evening bv
score Of 2s TO II. The game was largely
test Of wind. both teams playing their best
from whistle TO walslIe SCOTS Bluff aid
superior work at goai throwing. but the
nome team had the boys outelassed In foot
work and team play.
Ihis makes Sidney's eighth victory Of the
season on its home court. where Il stands
indicated. II practically gives the sidney
High school the championship OF western
Nebraska. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
AMONG THE LOCAL BOWLERS
independents Take Six Straight on
Metropolitan Alleys.
MAKE i,74s FOR THREE GAMES
Sam Bryan scores ass FOR Individuai
sinEIe eame--storu asalts count
Up 20 a,58o snd Then
stop.

The Independents broke the record last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. They
took six straight games from Gen. Lee
Utt's tribe Of ten pin Fingers Sam BRYAN
broke individual single game record by
shooting 225 with one open frame that
split. They also shot i.1is Tor three games
and GO for one game.
Sam Bryan had high totai with GOO the
first three games. For the independent
Morton had high game OF i97 and high
total OF bes for the Postoffice. The last
three games Joe Gilman led with ga totals
and Holly high game OF 20i for the indie
psndents and Morton had high game Of 1871
and high total OF 800 for the Postoftiee.
Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Hoppe Expelled from
France with Bride;
Loses Fancy Salary
Billiard Champion Given Till Tuesday
to Leave Country Under
Old Order.

PARIS, Feb @.-The police have mott.
fled Willie Hoppe OF New York, the world q
billiard champion at 1871 and 1872 balk line.
that an order Of expulsion Is out against
him and have given him until Tuesday to
quit the country. The order was issued
by Premier Clemenceau In 1907. but Hoppe
left France before It could be served upon
him. lie returned to France recently.
While Hoppe. accompanied By his bride.
a daughter OF Thomas w. Walsh, sailed
from New York, February II. on board the
steamer Kaiser Auguste Victoria. His
destination was Paris. where he had ae-
oepted an offer Of the Olympia academy to
give exhibitions against the leading French
billiard experts. II was said Hoppe was to
receive Siooo month during his engage
ment
Hoppe will not be the first American
biliiardist TO be sent out Of France BY the
authorities.
In April. 1907. the same year that
Clemenceau issued his order OF expulsion
against Hoppe. George sutton was expelled
for an alleged breach OF the prevention OF
gambling law sutton had been playing
at we'll known establishments on the
bouievards, where Il was said public betting
was done on the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

9od iieis al wichita ard be announces
hat be- o. about rcady DO start on the race
-or the pennanf islon win himself play
urft base and have charge of The team.
fiis four other infieidtfs are Koernor,
claire Hughes and Schmidt In the out.
field Belden petusrew Middleton. Davis
and Anderson win report and his two back
stops viii be the reliable pair. shaw and
clemens For a pitching list IsbeH mas
nine ready TO start the training period and
Ne viii carry elk or seven Of these the
nine on hand now arc Perry Ellis. Endsles
Harmon. Durham, Wright, jackson.
shackieford and Jarnagln.
Enthusinsni ~ 81. Joscph.
Down ct st. Joseph the Drummers have
been lining up under Manager Holland
building additions to their new park. and
arouslne enthusiasm for the coming sea-
son An even dozen u twirlers IS on the
lisa Of the st. Joe club at present but there
win be a view vacant seats on the bench
soon. The squad al present rs Baker Nal
chan Hili Wright kaufman Crutcher,
chellette. Woldnng johnson, Zimmerman
and Watson -Four good catchers have also
been bought or retained by Holland and he
has Gossett, Coe Cooper and Boles. In the
inneld Mieneke heads the list with Borton
Reilly Needham, Kelly. Tierney. Lowthers
and the outfield viii consist Of Zwiiling
Powell McChesney and Mahoney
Topeka. besides having changed hands
has changed its name. hereafter the nick
name Of the Kansas capital stars viii be
the Kaws
Mnager Moore will hold down second base
with whitney, Hopke, Sstz. ouinlan, sa-
RILEY. Thomson. Burns, Viola, Crompton,
Perch and McLaurin will start IN the out
field and the catchers will be starnagle,
Kerns Gibson and Morris. For pitchers.
The Kaws are well fixed with Alderman,
Ovltz, Fugate, Beecher. Upton, Leak. Nc
Grath and King.
Let er open
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Magic City Quintet
Defeats Bluffs Boys
by Score Of AZ to "a
Game Safely Slowed Away in First
Half, When Recovery by Bluffs
Proves of No Avail.

The South Omaha High school basket ball
team, through superior team work. de-
feated the Council Bluffs quintet In fast
game. ~ to a. last night az Council Blsffs
The Magic City boys were too heavy and
their team work outclassed the Bluffs team.
Robinson Of the Bluffs was star in throw
Ing 70 the baskets getting fifteen out Of
sixteen free throws while Shields starred
Tor South Omaha.
In the first half the Packers took the
lead and held It 10 the end Of the half,
through fast work by Menefee and Shields.
The score was % to 70 in favor OF South
Omaha.
The Council Bluffs boys took the lead
IN the second half. but fast work By Shields
put the Magic City team in the lead. Rob
inson Of the Bluffs team scored eight free
throws in this half
Council Bluffs has won seven out Of ten
games 80 FAR this season. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Outcaets VIA.
CUDAHY RAILROAD.
CUDAHY RAILROAD


NEWCASILE, Neb FeD. z5-(sDeclaI
-4ieorge sauert OF sheldon. Ia. had his
hands fuh with Anderson 81 Fremont last
iiahte9 put up q great exhibition Of
wrestlinE and pss q favorlte with me
crowd he won the nret ran with a bar
GOT the second Ia rs minutes with a bar
iock and the third fall IN . minutes An
derson = wiiling 70 meet any man hia
IL aef q match with him may write the
manager Of the Newcastle CNeb) opera
house.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Referee: McIane, Hastings. Timekeepersi
Clevenger and Breede.
Hastings High school met defeat by the
Aurora High school last night by the score
Of q TO 30. Hastings lost the game through
fouls.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Hastings College
Defeats Wesleyan
Spectacular Game of Basket Ball Ends
in Defeat Of the Methodists,
20 TO 80.

HASTINGS Neb.. Feb. 25.-(speclal)- I'm
the fastest and most spectacular basket ball
game witnessed here this season Hastings
college defeated Wesleyan university by the
score Of 30 to e. The first half resulted
u TO rs in favor OF Hastings. but in the
second half Hastings outplayed Wesleyan
in every way Lineup:
uAarlnrlla r.r,..r ~ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

The Creighton Dentais took three
straight games from the Pharmacy
Juniors. LlntE had high game. 102. and
Nelson had nigh total, 49, for the crslgh-
ton Dentals. Manning had high game, l65,
and Parker had high total. as. for the
Pharmacy juniors. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Field goals. Robinson, Hunt Maxwell,
GfaB0n Menefee ~, Foley. Shields o.
Berry o. Free throws: Robinson Q6l,
Hoiey lal shields az. fQintH aMeTur0
Council Bluffs. j. Referee; Miller %
Omaha. Umpire; Cohn Ut Omaha Time
keeper; Bates. Scorers: Gross and Col
Inns. Time OF halves; 20 minutes.
The Omaha High school seniors defeated
the Bluffs High second team through SUI
perior team work. 20 90 10. Deffenbaugh
and over starred for the Bluffs team and
Reel aud Geyer for the Omaha quintet
In the first halt through fast work by
Geyer the Omaha boys took the lead IN
the first five minutes Of play and held II TO
the end Of the half which resulted Il 10
In their favor
The Council Bluffs five took the lead IN
the second half IN a few minutes Of play
Ing and held a 10 the end. but the lead Of
the Omaha boys was too much for them 70
overcome Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

The Brodegaard Crowns took a brace
last night on the Metropolitan alleys by
taking All three games from Franks Colts.
Fagerberg OF the Crowns was right as he
COPIED out three 2OO scores. with a total
Of Oss. Cochran. for the Colts, was the
only one to set good score. with a total
Of ssL Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Kane Gets Job.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb 25s-Steve Kane
last year an umpire In the National league.
today received notice Of his appointment
as umpire In the Northwestern league for
next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

COUNCIL BLUFFs

FIeId B0aIa over DoffennauQh %,
Oliver. Goldsmith. Keel co. Geyer 81. Free
throws. Crowl 6l, Reel co. Refereo.
Boyne Umpire: Thomas Iimekeepcr.
Bates Scorer; Gross Time Of halves: lb
minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

In a postponed game between the Ramos
and the ouartermasters the latter team
failed to show up. The Ramos rolled their
game. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Three for Ak-Bnr-Bena.
In the Mercantile league the Ak-sar-B ens
won three straight from the Ramos Mel
cher had high totals with 500 and also high
slnRle with gol Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Three BouIes Win,

The Louies took two out OF three games
from the Jsms. Moyna had high game OF
los and go total Weymueller had high
game OF 221 and $50 total Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

''"'t 70 HWlHt ''HeNNIc by Mail
Results in DeadIoek.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Feb, s5.-Efforts 10
adopt the 1871 schedule OF the Central
Base BAH association by man vote have
resulted IN a hopeless deadlock and presl-
dent Justice Of the association announced
today thai he win issue a can Tor a meet
Inc 20 clear up the situation. The meeting
probably viii be held within 4 fortnight
Two schedules have been drafted, but
because Of conflicting holiday dates the
eleb owners failed to agree on the adop-
tion o. either
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
AK-sAR- BENs
Youaemn Land Two.

In the Booster league the gousems Colts
won two from the Storz Malts. Lyons rolled
high for the storE Malts with 5l2; T0mRn
for the Colts with 5l7 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

How 20 Prevent Goods Becoming Shelf
worn-rry advertising IN The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

- 7'.I1 - vIIl LOU. NIDaOn IIIl HutCnIn8on
60, Carrier CD, Heiser 80. stuckey f4).
Fouls. Hutchinson 90, Long C2). Referees:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

HOT SPRINGS Ark. FEB. e-The An.
Americans won second game from the
Iohnaon's home run drive over the cenfer
field fence VAS the feature. The scorq Wa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

aNMEs Fon THn coMINe JILL.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
CITY TOURNEY A WEEK AWAY

Effort Being Made to Make it a Real
Record Breaker.
MANY LEAGUES ENTER TEAMS
hiddesl shows the Omaha Lada some
New KINKS IN Rollins the rills
steaiEht Down the Aueys
FOR Good scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

The three ieading teams Of the Omaha
league are scheduled 70 bowl on Monday
night and a. the race On this league Is
very close but one game separating the
thuee teams. some very cHcelient bowling
should be the result The Jaben 8 Croaa
team VIII be piited against the siorz
Triumphs while the Meta Bros viii shoot
opposite the McCord- Brady Adyos. No BEL.
Ter program OF bowling could be arranged
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL LADS TRAINING

lcoa.Inued ir0m 90 Pags.l
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

games 50 far this season. Lineup:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-14

If the IIo militia strike nothing should PREVENT The
service would be better off without who have such limited
of military obligation
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-14
THE BAD ELEMENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO.

with the anarchists San Francisco
pected past the classes from all the country
have coming acquire residence and help the Nc
ticket the charter elections Aside from this the
reputation which Francisco has been getting town.
especially the discharge of Chief Seymour has naturally brought
in those who profit by such fast and loose state OF things The mayor
himself and his party stands for protected aWeness With
undesirable believing
any capital and labor such impending
metropolis would have chance their
o destruction.
The municipal election in San Francisco will be of the
desperate struggles any New Yors decent c
znsp against the Tweed ring Labor determined rule
matter what the Mccarthy and his friends know that if they
lose they will miss the chance for po that preda
political organizations had west of Chicago Under the newly
amended charter the will rule four Es will
his administration through and period of the worlds
fair The poe very well that during the fair the public will
watch city affairs very closely. Many will be inclined inter
fere with the general carnival any grounds which paying strangers
might regard capous If honest and efficient government
be elected the public will be that may be depended upon
let bad condition But the Mccarthy know that if their
ticket chosen the party of civic morality will not feel called
interfere until after the exposition during which time the labor
people, if in charge their opportunities millions of profit
Naturally they will fight their for another chance
We look in the political for great deal
of disturbance 1t will be time when the dangerous classes will be
dangerous They know that under Mccarthy
they would be clover and these various and clashes with the
police but preliminary the and dis
turbances to be looked for during the campaign