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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

Whether the cork in the center OF the
bail is doing IL or not. forty-seven Amerf-
can league players are batting 800 or bet
ter this season and twenty are $50 or bet
ter Cobb is leading an array OF terrific
slusEers with a percentage OF about As.
while Doc White has As. Cobb is hitting
so consistently and hard that he says he
cannot afford TO bunt any more. Both the
Athletics and Tigers have team batting
averages above 800 and the Sox and Boston
are not great ways behind. while the
Browns bring up the rear with a stout 1T
tie percentage OF .245 Whethe rthis extra
amount OF hitting Is what the fans want
to see has never been quite determined
To strike the happy medium between good
pitching and liberal batting has always
been the perplszing problem In base ball.
But the cork ball seems TO have done It's
aauty.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

Callahan versus Donlin lie an interesting
subject Jimmy Callahan once q greAt
pitcher. then a fielder. was out of pro-
tessional base ball for six years and come
back with such an impact Of success az
10 shock the whole base ball world, fielding
and hitting and base running like a fiend.
Doniin. daisy in his day. Is out only two
Years and comes back not at all He is
available for the waiver price The Giants.
Of whom he was once the bright. partieu-
lar star. cannot use him- But Nike had
been off after the fleshpoes OF Egypt
While Cal sad been plsYtRS hau = good
deal Of the time with his semI-pros; at
least. he was not on the tipsy stage That's
the difference
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
Mcintosh is After
Jack Johnson's Goat
Fight Promoter Suggests
a Great International Elimi-
nation Contest.

NEW YORK, July ls.-You can not dis
courage Hugh Mcintosh. the Australian
fight promoter. His latest scheme is "a
great pugilistic elimination contest the
winner OF which Is to meet Jack johnson
for the championship OF the world" Nc
Intosh still has faith in Bill Lang and has
asked sam LAngford 20 meet the latter IN
Australia next winter. II Is also planned
TO bringsSam Mcyey and Al Kaufman to-
gether in the antipodes about the same
time and then match the winners OF these
bouts TO produce a suitable opponent for
johnson. II Mcintosh carries out this plan
it's a dollar TO a doughnut that Langforc
will be the man 20 tackle the big negro
champion. but Mcintosh may receive
setback in the shape Of Johnson's refusal
to fight the Tar Baby under any cir
cumstAnces. 1t is well TO note that Nc
Intosh in his enthusiasm has overlooked
Fireman Jim Flynn, who recently knocked
out Kaufman; also Carl Morris. the OKLA
homa giant, who is worth considering &C
oording to competent Judges Of puEiTism.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
Halifax 0arSnau to
Enter at Saratoga
New York Athletic Club Will Have q
Senior Eight in Champion
ship Races.

NEW YORK. July B.-The New York
Athletic club viii have q senior eight in
the championship races 10 be held during
the latter part Of the month on Saratoga
lake under the auspices OF the National
Association OF Amateur Oarsmen- Great
interest is manifest In the series. which
will have an overwhelming list OF the fast
est oarsmen In the United states and
Canada
Fred r. Fortmeyer. secretary Of the asso-
citation. announced that John O'Nein Of
Halifax ~. s. the winner Of the singles
in 1909 will compete in this years event
ONeill did not start last year in the races
on the Potomac
1t is expected that Fred Shepard will put
up a good fight for the houors II he settles
down TO a systematic course Of training
fer the event. and is the only one in local
circles 10 make O'Nein show his best pace.
O'NeIIi is credited with being the best
single sculIer Of a generation, not exciud-
ing Ten Eyck and Greer.
The Minnesota Boat club OF ST. Paul will
have two crews In the regatta a senior
eight and a four. J. d. Denegre. the secre-
tary OF the club anticipates a good show
ing by his mates when they line up against
the pick Of the eastern contingent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

healthful exercise and pleasure Of the na-
tional sport Later on ne intends 20 play
tournament base hall
The Rod and Gun club IL more than
pleased a. the wonderful eNhihiuon o.
base ball ~ gave last SATURDAY when 10
thrnshed the DietH bunch from across the
lake. Harry WelCh g managinE the team
and he has put new energy into the whole
outfit LsWler ard Bradford the cd L.
q a PLAYERS. arain resumed the game ant
Their hitting vas a feature
Wilson Atkins. the old Farrell syrups
thirc haseuun. who tried out with nes
Moines and vas Harmed out 20 Shenandoah.
D burning that town Up. lie IL leadinr the
team tn base running aad sacrifice hits
ana has been batting az .fp clip for the
last IF zen games. He is one Of the clean
est ana reatest infielders o. the league
and has been chosen assistant manager.
At uicts rsrk the Hanscom Park Ram
blers and the StelnberEs % south Omaha
wiz NIX IN the first encounter Of a double
headrr. THIS viii b. THE fret time the
rsnhl nE PARK boys and the pool hai nner-
On nts Cf meat toWn have had chance 81
each other. 50 this afternoon they viii
rus az each other a. enerreticany - poe
Sihie After the first rarne r. over the fast
little Advo team Wili meet the ROYAL
Archstes. Both the insurance agents and
the grocery distributors have been winning
stead a t'y for come tive. For fhe purpose
OF creating more sentitive Impressions and
regard frr the outcome Of the struggle q
500 bill VIII b. the reward 81 the winners.
Baker viii twirl Ter the A6vos end " he
retains q cool head the ROYAL Arehates
hit column viii uof be used much. Young
Moran viii have his 'antalizinE breakers
20 the CONSERVATION OF his opppnents
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

big battery will more than overcome this
Immediately after the first collision has
become matter Of chat the big sensation
Of the day will prevent the relaxation o.
the fans interest The native birds OF
Benson viii endeavor to counterfeit the
ambitions Of the Shelly ball tossers, the
Hanscom Parks Last sunday the park
lads were slightly crimped by the Council
Bluffs Merchants but they put up such a
brave resistance that they are just jubi-
LIANT over the encounter as IL they returned
crowned with the emeralds OF victory. The
Benson boys. however, have not lost for
some time and il won't be long until their
bowl Of confidence viii be inundated. On
the last Sabbath they were winners OF q
big doubleheader. the P z. Longs and The
Grain Exchange going down before their
onslaught In today's struggle the famous
southpaw. Eddie Bogatts will employ his
smoky cross fires for the Parks. while
either Kemp. Doran OF Murray will kick
the dust off the hill for the Eagles For
ouarreIs with the Benson Eagles call Ben
son go
rrra,rr for shs first raur
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
MATTICK SLUMPS IN BATTING
Drops from First to Seventh Place in
Average Column.
THOMSON AMONG THE LEADERS


Chink Msttick. touted a. the greatest
center fielder in the western league. took
q drop in his batting in the last ve.k and
az result no longer heads the league
sluggsrs- Claire Of Pueblo has Jumped
Into the league position with batting
average Of -Hz Borton Of St Joseph is
running close second. with an average Of
"a The real leader IN point Of number
OF times At bat is Belden OF Pueblo. who
mas been TO bat - times and has con
heeted safely eighty-three times for an
average Of IS Thomason. the star Of the
OmAha team. is almost at the top Of the
ust OF siuggers and has an average Of
%, Tor ninety-sx hits out OF "a times at
bat Tex Jones Of st. Joseph Is leading
fielding, with an average Of N3 Following
are the fielding and batting averages
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

On q pleasant Sunday afternoon an old
German and his youngest son were seated
In the village Inn. The father had par
taken literally OF the home breWed beer
Of tntemperance- Never drink too much
my son gentleman stops when he has
enough. To Be- drunk Il a disgrace"
Yes, father: bat how can I tell when I
have enough or am drunk
The old man pointed With his finger. DO
you see those two men sitting IN the cor
nerL II you should see four men there you
would be drunk"
The boy BOXED long and earnestly. Yes.
father. but-but-theFe Il only one man
In that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MagaEine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
MANY SHOOTERS GATHER HERE
western Handicap to he Bi2 Affair
Of the Year.

The Western Handicap shoot, under the
auspices OF the Omaha Gun club. will open
on August on the grounds across the
river and continue for i've days.
Practice will Be permitted at the club
grounds any time before the meeting. Five
new traps have been Installed giving ample
room for development on both single and
double targots- Every indication points 10
a reeord-brsaking attendance
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
JUDGMENTS

DO not know what most Of the
NM local fans are waiting on. that
wv they withhold their supuort
from the local team. They had
an excuse In the hot weather
Tor while. but the weather Of tn. La,
week was ideal for base ball, yet the
crowds were not The quality Of ban pu,
- by the home team was ideal in most
games, as the records will show. TIN.
some Il them we're one-sided. but Omaha
vas on the long side. Il seems as II IN.
Management had about done its part a
merit fair measure Of patronage. which n
mas had In years past and IL not HAVING
nov. Not only is the attendance siir 49,,
the disposition TO roast the home uiavs-s
a most irritating thinE-continues Pa
Rourke at present has eighteen M, -,
his payroll. Here they are. Pitchers nan
Robinson, Demott Rhodes. Cooz Io,,.
catchers. Arbogast. Agnew: first baueman
Kauei second. Niehoff: third Piek $780,
stop. Kneaves; left field scboono,.-.
cente., Thomson. right, Williamson. Ma
age schipke and Porkorney. Just six or
one-third OF this number started the season
with the tsana-Schipke, Rhoder Agnsvr
kneaves, Kane and Schoonover. Ont, o-.
pitcher out OF the eight with which ne
opened is here-Bhodes. OF the twelve ne
men al except Thomason. Cook and po--
korney. came either from the American as
ISOLATION or major league teams Ths..
twelve. 1t might be stated. are the survival
of the fittest out Of a much larger number
tried out This we cite to show the psr-
sistent effort ROurke has exerted To ga. =
winning team for Omaha and that he has
not gone to the brushes for his men. but
INTO the open market OF faster COMPANY
and bid against other Class A owners. In
one case that Of Pitcher Cheney-he was
outhid only by Louisville. and Cheney has
won thirteen and lost two games since
Louisville got him. Had Louisville not re-
FUSED 10 waive. Omaha would have had
him but the chances are that we hava
landed others nearly, II not quite. as good
This ought 10 be a big factor in favor of
me man. VINO. Tor ten years. has given
Omaha team that has AVERAGED third
place. In the present pitching staff. It may
be said with ali Difference to what other
teams have. that Omaha is on a par. n
not above. any in the league Nov, IN the
last thirty days OF so Omaha has PLAYED
in half dozen extra inning games. win
ming most OF them. One game went fifteen
innings. another sixteen and another sew
enteen, and after each one the next dav..
attendance was nigEardly small No fan
can muster up the courage. surely. to argue
against team that Is trying like that Yet
when Omaha took three straight from
sioux City. some plcayunish persons. in
stead Of giving the home team fun credit.
could think Of nothing better to say than.
on, well. it's the first time they've done
il in years" II true. then all the more
reason for lauding them. Omaha. nor.
mally is the best ball town of its size on
the map. but IT'S condition seems not 70
be normal Just now. With he best park IN
the league and coming team we ought 70
get down TO business
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
Team Mork.

Batting-Pueblo, E6: Denver ~: Sioux
city, rs; Topeka 81; St Joseph. ri
Omaha. "a; Lincoln. ~: Des Moines sls
sacrifice Hits-SiouK City, LIS: Denver.
Us; Lincoln. q; Omaha 50: ST Joseph So:
Pueblo, "a Topeka, CO; Des Moines. 81
Fteldtng-Denver. SO: Lincoln ss7. 81
Des Moines 500: Topeka 81: Omaha rs
Stolen Bases-Lincoln. Iqs: ST Josenh fsl i.
Denver. i5S. Omaha is4: sioux civ -.
Des AOines. S; Topeka. 8: Pueblo. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16


Il is successful trade that suits both
sides. Topeka papers say Bert King 10
playing better ball than Thomason ever
did FOR Topeka. Possibly that IL true. yet
does not prove that King Is a better
oaA player than Thomson. or thai he "a
playing anything like as good ball as
Thomson is playing for Omaha They also
say King has no crouch. Neither has
Ihomason. now. but both men had
srooehes before the trade was nade-Ring
vas sore on Omaha. Thomson sore on
Topeka This. little children. Is what
prompted Colonel Moore and General
Rourke to think Of making the exchange.
It's great thing to be happy.
That National league race is a thriller.
one game may any day change the stand
lng Of the three leAdsrs-ChicAgo. New
York and Philadelphia The Giants are
not showing off 70 the greatest advantage
They have their fun strength in the field.
while Chicago is deprived Of It's Chance.
and its Evers. and Philadelphia OF It's
Titus and its Magee- But IN the meantims.
look out for Archbishop Bresnahan's Car
dinsls
We are extremely unfortunate TO lose
service OF ArboeAst. OmAha's leading
catcher. just now as We have started 20
climb that ladder and win be going abroad
for another trip.
ANY one OF six teams IN the western
'eAsus may as yet win the PennanL Not
bad race. EN-?
DO not 80 Astray with the notion yes that
Denver has won the Championship
soon We shall see what Des Moines viii
90 with a new management
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

THE THING TO DO
you lose pocketbook umbrella any other
article of value the thing do follow example of many
other people and advertise without delay the Found'
column of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

For the sake OF the knockers who never
take the pains to consult the records when
they want to knock. we desire TO state
that Jim Kane. aside from taking rank
as one Of the best first basemen in the
league, is the most consistent hitter. He
sot one or more hits In every game ex-
oept one for forty-one And In that tine
he was elouting the ball hard. beating out
eunts and sacrificing - occasion required
he has no peer in the league IN laying
down hunt Kane. In fact, has just one
WEAKNESS as ball player and that Is car
ING for low-thrown balls. He IL fast and
~tSs on the bases, truA with his arm We
have not yet heard OF ball player without
a fault
The Washington times., 1911-08-08

because of the lack of a constructive
statesmanship In business affairs.
There never was and Is not now, any
where on the face Of the globe, under
one flag, 80 many able, resourceful.
executive patriotic business men of mid
die life as We have right here In thess
United States today; but they are like
30 many blooded animals, chafng at
the bit and checked up until their necks
ache. -----'-
Go where you will, on any train. in
any hotel, to any conference or meet
ing. through any factory or counting
room, and you are impressed with the
large percentage of clear-eyed, alert
young business men who are training
for the future-eager for the conquest
of the commerce Of the world-a con-
quest that they know they can achieve
by cooperation, but fail to achieve II
they must ruthlessly compete with one
another.
Out here in this great central West,
with its broad. fertile fields and its
towering mountains, the country looks
for that breadth Of thought and lofty
purpose that will carry 1t on to even
greater accomplishments than 1t has yet
achieved. New York is a result. not
cause. There we live on brick pave
ments, in canyons OF steel and mortar.
Out here in the West you have time to
think. The great central West Is con-
stantly thinking and working out our
problems. New York is made up Of men
who have successfully thought out and
worked out some problem and been
drawn TO New York to execute 1t.
Give your minds 4 chance. Awake to
the situation that confronts the coun-
try. Take sides and discuss it. Next
to being dead right IL is of value to be
dead wrong, for II very wrong you pro-
woke discussion, and enough discussion
will bring right to the surface and
make 1t prevail. A business age needs
|, busines. men. The question is fairly
launched. In the discussion OF It AMI
in helping to solve it the United States
expects every man TO do his duty. Is 1t
not clear that what we need is a con-
structiv. national policy in the matter
Of business?