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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
English Flyweight
Marvel May Visit
The United States

New York, May 27-If Jimmy
Wilde, the English flyweight, keeps
his promise to make trip to this
country, he will be the sensation Of
the age, provided he is half as good
as reports indicate. Wilde is known as
the Mighty Atom" and, according to
his record, his ring cognomen is well
merited. Although he is but "a years
old, he has taken part in over $50
battles and never has been defeated.
Eugene CORR, the noted English
sportsman, who is Wildes chief
hacker, has the following to say OF
the little fellow:
His lightning speed, his perfectly
timed blows, his gliding footwork and
the manner in which those long, pipe
stem arms OF his drive his opponents
back reeling, or cause them TO meas
ure their length on the floor, battle
expert and layman alike. Surely
science was never brought 70 such
perfection as in his case. Brute force
he has none, yet he hits as hard as
though his thin arms were made Of
steel, So hard do his blows fall that
he often has broken his right hand
on an opponents bocy
CORR adds that Jim Driscoll is the
only man 20 whom Wilde can be COM
pared for eleyerness, but that Wilde is
"a better man than Driseoll ever was.
II that is so, Wilde must be a sure
enough wonder, for Driscoll is rated
next 10 Young Gfiifo as a scientific
RloYemAn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
Ialso1e HE1e oAHD GEORGE GANo

record Mr. M. w. Savage OF Min
neapolis, owner OF the horses, risked
$4,000 in horse flesh when he de-
eided to drive the pair as team
Minor Heir cost Mr. Savage the
prineely sum OF $4,000, while he
picked up" George Gano at bar
gain for $4,000.
Early in June, 1912, Mr.. Savage and
his trainer, Edward ]. McCarr, started
the task OF training the two stations
to drive together. Neither had ever
been driven in double harness before,
but little trouble was experienced
when the horses were harnessed on
either side Of the center pole. Com
slant watching by McCarr prevented
any serious action by George Gano,
who usually made one or two lunges
at Minor Heir on the other side OF
the pole.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
Heard About the Sandlots

The Hollys and the Omaha Printing Com
pany teams will battle AZ Lyons on Me-
mortal day.
Joe Moran Of the Murphy.Did.Its cracked
two on the smelier, whom sadly needed
against the Hoilys
On account OF few changes the Emil
Hansena are now well fortified both in
tho out and inneld.
Independent toams wishing a game with
Remington. Neb,, are requested TO write
70 william oottsch.
Last week the Omaha nickel watehmen
slipped one over on the Council Bluffa
street car aggregation.
catchern in the city league have TO shove
'em down 10 aeeond rather fast 90 nip Eble
Simpson OF tho Holya.
Barry OF the Fairmont Delieiha struck
out nine and only allowed tho oma Bey-
erage bunch TO hook Ave emashos.
Sherman Zellers formerly q shining light
on the local sand lots. Ia holding down
the third corner for Hooper. Neb.
good battle Is anticipated for this
afternoon when the Corr Eisetries and the
Ncnr-e oil hook up at Rivervlew park.
samuel Feitman IL stili Hteaiing bases
during the Gas company-Te- Be-ce fuss.
Edward Dygert Ia bright feature Of
every contest with the Hotel Castles on
account Of his daredevil base running.
II ia now time for the Merchants Hotel
team 10 inject a small amount OF pepper
and turn out a new brand Of base ball
Albert Hachten would be a valuable gee
ger to most any team because he IL able
TO MI almost any gap about equally well
The Mcaraw Elsotrics have dropped out
Of the Commercial league. This league
will now finish the season with four teams.
IIonacIs, Hubatka, Settler and Curly
Foran are quartet OF clubbers that make
trouble for twirlers In the souther league.
cromer coady Of the Gas Company
slapped four on the nose against the Te-
Be-ce's, two OF which called for an extra
sack.
When the situation Is grave the Ar
moura toss thelr melancholy fever 10 tbs
wind when one Mr.. Graves IL at the hit sta
ton.
Although the Omaha Gas Company troupe
made eighteen hits against the Te- BE Ce'H.
Il required eleyen innings TO decide the
iangle.
Dedlock OF the Te-Bs-ce's was Wild
enough last Sunday to Join a circus. He
slipped out ten free tickets 10 the initial
pouch.
Somebody said Dutch Plata IL figuring
on landing base ball posish out in the
state. His absence will cripple the Dueky
Holmes.
In tho left patch Frank MlrasIy played
a stellar game for the Bourgeois against
the Armours lie nailed six difficult
chances.
Again Holbrook Of the Hollya bounced
on three. He Ii oiouting the pill like a
crazy man. So far his roof has failed to
expand.
Wolfe, tho manager Of the Townsends,
failed TO show UP last Sunday 10 pilot
his drew, but nevertheless II played just
the same
Long OF the BeseiinH came through with
long drive last sunday when he plAs.
tered one at an opportune moment for
the limit.
During the Boston Wet Wash TrImbio
BROS fraoas Il was necessary 10 utilize
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
UNI ATHLETICS COME TO END
Reed Will Wind up Season by TAX
ing Pet Charges to Coference
Meet.
NOT EXPECTED TO DO WORK
BY JAMES E. LAWRENCE.

Lincoln, May 27.(Special)-Ath-
letic activities at the University of
Nebraska come to close next Satur-
day when Coach Guy Reed takes a
squad of track men to the western
conference track and field meet at
Chicago. Reed does not expect to cut
much of a figure in the big western
meet, although he may grab off few
points with the stars of his squad.
The Nebraska mentor has not def
nitely decided how many men he will
take to Chicago, awaiting the per-
formances in the Missouri Valley
conference meet today at Columbia.
He will take Captain Scott and Owen
for the dashes. with Wiley for the
broad jump and dashes, and Shaw and
Corey in the weights. He will also
take along relay team, although he
has not decided what event he will
enter.
Scott has been running the century
in western conference time, while
Owen gave a sensational performance
in the 440-yard dash against Min
nesota last Saturday. In the hammer
throw and discus Captain Corey OF
the Husker foot ball team has not
met his equal this year. Shaw has
given exceptional promise as shot
putter IN the broad jump Wiley Is
very likely 20 grab some OF the points
for the liuskers. having equalled the
western conference records this year
IN practice.
Ii has been a rather Disappointing
year again IN track work, although
Reed had not expected 10 accomplish
much. Ills squad included only two
veterans and a promising bunch Of
new material Reed has ten neuelcns
Of a strong track team next spring
and believes the lluskels viii take
higher place In track IN the Missouri
Valley conference. The lluskett this
year lost an 81 che dual mrtGa with
Ames Kansas and Minnesota. vim
Ming oNly from Wesleyan
nf Z J Stewart, lhs nSw director
~ lluskeF athletics. succeeding
Jumbo y tlshm wil. not arrive ln
iineoln until near September Ne
WiA knend lhe summer ln lintlnnAti
ANA eoms t0 Nshfatka a me opening
IN the school year Assistant Cnafh
uHk Motherhood VII he Is active
lauRh wlfh l I'D ihe iant hall men.
vhn intend rs lallnw psgtgftbet
cnagse ~ ftniR9 While Al vacation
WnFk Some g ne men plau t0 taan
wnfk g ta harvest ilslta during ihs
tammfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

the services Of Ave umpireS Not many for
one debate,
because he is travelling for the crocker
! Chair company Harry G. Wright Is un-
able to pcrambulate on the local sandlots
this season
This season Bud Lawler Is playing .
senaa tionai game at the shortstop posish for
tho Hollys. 1t IL difficult matter to zip
one by him.
william Dummy Fox bumped into . pro-
ing for tho c. y. Athletics and Nourae
OIL Company
Although the Fairmont Dolicias made
| seven errors, they waltzed on with tho
bacon from the Oma Beverage team after
| a ten-round duel
Since Iames Mullen has cut out barking
he IL figuring on again donniug tho span
giles. James used TO be a pernieious gent
In Glass circles.
Bill Bohan, although not In fast company.
Is still able to deliver a Class brand
Of base ball. He is grand judge and
catch Of ny ball
Now that Daddy Kemp has shaken his
rheumatism he IL in condition 20 diah up
Glass a ball. Greater Omaha league mag
mates, please take notice
Park Harris who used to pcrambulats
around short for Lincoln in the West
/ ern league, will cavoTt In the same pasture
for Hooper, Neb., this season.
! vinqulat OF the Hollys was as busy an
a bee at corner two against tho Murphy
Did-Ita. He had seven chances 10 take
care OF and only one escaped.
| out-of-town teams wanting trouble with
the Emil Hnhasas Will bo accommodated
by calling Webster 7o73. or address 81
Petersen at 27a7 Seward street.
| Another old-timer. namely Clarence (cap)
| Benson. 10 now picking 'em up at corner
two for the Nouras on Company. He used
10 be star In Class circles.
Horace Erickson ought to Sign up with
some fast Class club. He stili de-
liver the groceries lie Is one of the beat
wind -pndniats In this neighhorhood.
The stun dished up by Doe Of the Wal
1 ter q. Clarss was evidently easy 10 raise,
for the Beaelins registered few eoun-
tiers while he was on the mound.
Some manager ought 10 induce Henry
Breasman to again throw hls lid into the
4 ring. Henry II doodle IN the outneld and
Is still capable OF going fast pace
Bernard Probst was all rugged out with
his olonting paraphernalia last Sunday. lie
zipped Ave on the coco out OF seven trips
to the platter for the Omaha Gas Company.
The shpsrbas will hereafter be known
a. the kraJieeks. The lineup will be the
same, the only difference being that John
krajioek will cough up the expense dough.
II Is very seldom that tho heavy hit
ting Armour club Is held 10 three hits.
This happened when they bumped against
Madden's shoots. lie twirls for the Bour-
geols
William Could third sacker for the
Frank Deweys. is playing the ears on the
game. II he keeps up his present gait he
posish.
! George Sutey, with the Ducky Holmes
team, has been killing the ball TO date Ills
only weakness has been light hitting aud
his friends are hoping his streak will be-
permanent.
supernois. who twrled for the G. b. Ath-
letlcs tribe last Sunday, has every twister
on the map. and when he inocculates
enough gray matter In his think tank he
Will be Il tough customer to trim
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
Big DOINGS, EVANS LICKED
Frank Campbell Trims Chicago
Crack at Indoor Game and
Tells Chick to Go Get Rep.
IS THE GUEST OF M. G. PETERS

Go out and get reputation before
you try to play me again"
With these burning words of scorn
did Frank Campbell, who admits he
is one of the worlds greatest golfers,
even though he's not on the United
States Coli association eligibility list,
because he doesn't wan. to make
runaway professions out of all the
national tournaments, address Chick
Evans OF Chicago, who ranks as a
leading member of the big triumvi-
rate OF American golfers.
Evans breezed into Omaha Sat-
urday to be the guest OF NJ. {.
Peters for a two-day stay here lie
went up 10 the Bur gess-NaSh com
pany's sporting goods department
soon after his arrival and it was there
he risked a tilt over the indoor course
with Frank Campbell. Campbell came
out victorious and promptly informed
Chick to go out and get a rep.
II won't tell anybody OF il, though,
said the gracious Campbell, until
you're out OF town, SO don't have any
fears"
Evans was earded TO play az the
Country club In the morning but ar
rived a little late and only had time
for little indoor play at the Bur-
gess-Nash store. Ned Sawyer, who
is also 10 be the guest OF M G, Pc
ters, arrived early enough 10 play a
mine hole siXsome az the Country
club with a number Of local players.
sawyer Is paying his first visit 20
Omaha. but despite the fact Il Was
his first time over the Country club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

Minor Heir and George Gano ION the i'm
side), pacing TO a wagon. Note that the
picture shows the horses In action and the
photographer was fortunate 10 snap the pic
ture at time when all eight feet were of
the ground. s.s.
For nearly four years the record for
a team pacing a mile to a wagon,
made in 2:02 by the stallion team
Minor Heir and George Gano at Co.
lumbus, o., has withstood all on
slaughts and this team of stations,
an uncommon thing in horse racing,
still stands as the premier racing pair
of the world.
As almost every horseman knows,
a team of stations is a dangerous
thing to manage. Two stations in the
same field, or the same box stall in a
stable, will usually fight to the death
and very few stallion teams are on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
Leonard Falls
Through Window
Into Fight Game

Benny Leonard, the lo-year-old
Harlem boy who whipped Light.
weight Freddie Welsh and who is
looked upon as a better ring general
than Welsh ever was, literally
dropped into the fighting game.
This Is the story told Of Benny's en-
trance.
Two years ago Benny climbed 10 a
window at a tight club aud iell iu.
What do you wautf" demanded an
attendant. selling Benny roughly
n want 70 right Was Lconards
explanation
Ito was showed iuto 4 dressing
room aud told 90 get ready IN 4
few minutes he found himself under
lh1 lights facing a tough CUSTOMER
Tie w0H
Kenny has bern IN The ring almost
constantly since he has fought atH
battles aud has been knocked from
hlt feet Bot aues IT'S face has neHef
been marked Had i been. Kenny
would not nos hs The prospective
champion .
n ne early days W. mother would
hAve spanked hm had she Known he
was hnxiua 81 htnHY would tuck
hla ah@sa into ha hln pocket. hti
trunks under his shit ezpltiu that
he aat iutt s0lNW 4a#n tN lhe sur
nee aal hustled aai
Mat ke etet eiNfned ath Ease hats
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
Women Start Golf
Season Tomorrow

The Omaha Woman's Golf associa-
ton will start the season tomorrow
at the Field club. About seyenty-fiye
women are members of the assoeia-
ton this year and some lively con-
tests are anticipated. A blind DOGGY
contest is carded for tomorrow.
Events will be staged by the wom-
ans association the last Monday Of
every month until September. The
events will be played at the Field,
Country, Happy Hollow and Seymour
Lake clubs and the Council Blufss
Rowing association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28
"A COLD IS A COLD, NO
MATTER WHERE. SAYS BENZ

Toe hFnT has haa IL Eet Ia fandl.
iian twtf tha spring lle Was almost
Eight WhrH tt White saN arrived
iHaih having beat them ~ thf barrier
nearly lwH weeks Aver time ~
heHs ta lae piHk az ndtlan be Wat
tflgtd With 4 hat fait an ne rhptt.
whhh gradually afe BIS strength
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

Finally everything was in readiness
for the attempt to break the record,
The first trial was made at the Min
nesota State fair on September 2,
1912. The track was slow and a mile
in 2:04H was the result. The record
then was 2;02M, held by Hodgewood
Boy and Lady Maud c.
Another attempt was made at the
Wisconsin State fair at Milwaukee
and then followed more attempts on
the grand circuit at Detroit and Kala-
mazoo. Finally Columbus was reached
and on October | the pair were sent
over the course in record time, Nc.
Carr handling the reins.
A popular feature of the team rec
ord is that while Minor Heir has a
record of 1854, George Gano's team
record is a quarter second faster than
his individual time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

course he led the field in the six
some.
A reception for Sawyer and Evans
was held at the Burgess-Nash store
at noon when 100 or so OF local en-
thusiasts of the Scotch game we're
INTRODUCED to the famous windy city
cracks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

In Cincinnati they are sull iainsn,ina M
lusa % Mlllar lluEsina. nbea with the
Reds and now boss II ths cardinals Sill
lsr IA onlv enc % many performers that
M Reds have allowed % set away
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

Does winning team draw
tfaw tat IL mas la Cleveland hul d
'aeN1 te8m i8 euf mueH isnfs 81
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ean laH slfaght games hai Ne ~
tendance a4mt ahQN ans MafAa n
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-28

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
Great CROWD OUT FOR
CRUCIAL GAM Of SERIES
WITH LEAGUE LEADERS
1oudermilk Again Pitching
for Visitors; Billings In
Catcher'S Position
BY WILCOX

NAVIN FIELD. June 2i-The
figers closed their long spring stand
i home today with the decisive
lame OF the Cleveland series. BE.
pre- the Saturday game, which was
Witnessed by d tremendous throng.
b. club had won 10 games OF the
fwo dozen played in Detroit since
be Jungle folks came home from
be east The game today also had
nusual significance because upon II
|csted Detroits chance 10 leave for
be long swing around the circuit
j tie for lead So far as early
|ope was concerned the Saturday
lame Was a repetition OF Tuesday s
brilliant club duel between Dauss
| nd Loudcrmilk Both OF these fling.
RS were again nominated. The
fuesday game was . 20 thriller
hat the Tigers captured Billy Sui
Ivan, who has been on a scouting
rip, reported In uniform again to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
CARR|zAL SURVIVORS
40 men MISSING;
OFFICERS AMONG DEAD
Rescue Columns Back at Dub
Ian Base; Columbus
Authorities Hear

COLUMBUS, n. NJ, June "a
General Pershing's final report on
the Carrizal incident, upon which
may hang peace or war with Mex.
leo, is expected hourly today. All
survivors of the fight and the cav.
airy column sent TO their relief have
returned to the Dublan base, accord
ing to information here. The miss
ing men of the troops attacked at
Carrizal are reported to be about 40
men. including the principal com
missioned officers. The first official
Mexican report of the fight stated
that 40 Americans were killed
The names and addresses OF
American soldiers captured in the
Carrizal fight are;
Will Harris, Atlanta, Ga; Ernest
Lee, Huntington, w. Va; Harvey
NJ. Lee, Columbus, o.; Elsie Ora
ham, Smith Grove, Ky; Luther
Alexander. Columbia, Tenn, First
Sergt Felix Page, Ballstown, Va;
Charley Marshall, Lexington. KY;
Joe Oliver, Brighton, Ala; Samuel
Mcdonald, corporal Troop X, st.
Louis: Frank NJ. Givens, Lexington.
KY; William Givens. Chattanooga,
Tenn; Allen Peterson, sergeant,
Meridian. Miss. Archie Jones'
Washington, Ga; William Ware,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24

sugar-Corrected daily by W. II.
Edgar u Son: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb..
81 Loo Do. bib, sll.SS; Eagle tab
SS.GJ; NNX% powdered, $3.50, stand
ard powdered, $S.I5; grauulatcd eN-
ira coarse, $50. grauulatcd, fine,
tons, SS.1J. crystal domino gran. 3
lb. and 5-lb. cartons, IN cases, 1886;
crystal domino gran. Hl' cases. SS45;
diamond \ $50, coufcctionerg A.
No 7. S7.90, No. s. S7S5. 30. 3. $3.50;
No. 10. S755. 80 ll, $40 No. ~.
S765. No I3. $3.50: No. -, $3.50, No.
10. $50, non-cak king mixture, 81.
beet granulatcd, So per 100 lbs;
household powd Is. - 90 case, 81 90.
10, IS to case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
PRoDuCE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 24--FIour. unset-
tied and lower. Pork, arm; mess Sl9
sf32o6I330. Sugar. raw, dull; cen
irifuEal 96-test S6.0S n 6.27; muscova-
d. SS-test 1856 a 5.55; refined, dull
cut loaf So so; crushed SS.65: powder
fee. Rio No. I on spot 94c. Tallow,
quiet: special CSC; city 9c; country
GT9a. G. Hay. dull and weak; prime
Sl.50: No. 3 S1Gl.1O; clover 55 a 81 80.
Dressed poultry. firm: turkeys. 26c i,
chickens ESQ 35c; fowls 1iis a 23c;
ducks Long Island, 19c.
Live poultry, weak; geese, 13C:
ducks, l3G 20c; fowls. 1Sm zoe; tur-
keys. 156 1Sc. roosters, lac; chickens.
broilers 234 CSC.
Cheese, weak: state milk. common
T.. specials. 1874 n 16isc; skins. COM
mon TO special 5G &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
MARKET
REMAINS
UNCERTAIN
Motor Issues Firm;
Mexican Petroleum
Weakens
ARE STEADY
L. S. Steel Shows Adj
vance In Early
Trading

NEW YORK, June 2i--The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said:
There was little in the news de.
velopments over night To affect sen
timent in the securities market to-
day, and the same conditions, way
ering and uncertain. which have pre-.
vailed since the relations OF this
country with Mexico became serious
~ strained were again in evidence.
The efforts OF the various Latin
American powers IN the way OF me-
diation were watched with consider
able interest ana not less the re-
ported varying emotions with which
Con. Carranza Is credited with hav-
ing received these overtures and the
specific refusal 10 accept the oners
Of Costa Rica and Salvador.
THE standard industrial shares
were generally steady United
states steel advanced we'll above 81
in the early trading. but later re-
acted slightly and came TO practi-
cal standstiU AT the Tuesday price.
Some Of the munition specialties
made substantial gains, with Bethle-
hem steel the most conspicuous,
with an advance OF II points or
more. The motor issues were firm
for the most part Mercantile Ma
rine certificates were soft
save for few exceptions. Ike
Mexican Petroleum and Tennessee
Copper, prices I'm the later session
showed Improvement. although trad.
ing continued very dull.