Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-23

Nlt WFGks
Monday at Bellevue Walter q. ctarks
against Bellevue college az $500
tuesday at Young Mems Christian As
soclation-Omaha High school reserves
against Omaha National bank at 7i5;
Falrmonts against High School OF Com
merce at 500: Burgess Nash against
Omaha High school at o:45.
=, tuesday at University OF omaha-St.
Marys CONGREGATIONAL against Calvary
Baptists at 1880; South Side Baptists
against Hanscom Park Methodlsts at $50.
Wednesday at Council Bluffs Young
Mems Christian Associatlon--Joe Smiths
against Townsend Tigers at 1880.
Thursday at Young Mems Christian AS
sociation--Creighton Law against Town
send Tigers at 200; Nj. E. Smiths against
High School OF Commerce at 500: Fair
monts against Omaha National bank at
Thursday at University OF omeha-First
Methodists against South Side Presby-
terians at 1880; University of Omaha
against Townsends at $50
Friday at Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation1onaha High school against Be-
Saturday at Young Mems Christian AS
sociation - St Mary's Congregational
against Hanscom Park Methodists at
I;OO south Side Baptists against Calvary
Baptists at 500; University OF Nebraska
against Burgess-Nash at S:45.
The comparative case with which the
]. L. Brandeis team moved down the
Walter G. Clarks and the Burgess-Nash
fives last week shows without doubt that
II is the class of the Tri-City loop. OF
the three games played 50 far, the de-
partment store tossers have Tailed up
more than twice the number of points
secured by their opponents The vic
tory of the Townsends over Bellevue col
weeks play. While the students put up
q good guarding game. unfamIliarity with
the floor kept them from adding ma
terially to their score card
In the Commercial league the Omaha
National bank team continued its perfect
run by defeating the M. e. Smiths. The
bankers appear much stronger this-year
than last when they COPIED the league
championship and are looked forward to
duplicate the feat
Because OF three cases OF grip in the
Hanscom Park team OF the Church
league, games in that loop were seriously
curtailed last week. The Hanscom Park
ers expect to be back In the running next
week and play off their two postponed
matches.
Good Contest Scheduled.
Fans are looking forward with interest
TO the big contest scheduled Saturday
evening at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION between the Burgess-Nash and
the University OF Nebraska. What will
make the contest doubly interesting is
the fact that nearly all the Burgess
Nash contingent are former grads OF the
Lincoln school. Warren Howard, Bob
Ffndley, Jones. ANDERSON, Hyde and
Antilles performed ON the University OF
Nebraska five in bygone seasons and feel
confident that their combination Is able
to cope with the Nebraskans.
Manager Isaacson OF the ,Brandeis has
at last succeeded in lining up a game for
his proteges against the Company G team
of Fort Dodge. Ia. The soldiers are
claimants OF the amateur championship
OF Iowa and as the same holds true of
the Brandeis in Nebraska, the locals will
make strong bid for the champ hcnors
Of the two states should they come out
victorious. The contest will be pulled off
at Fort Dodge Wednesday. A return
game will be played here some time in
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