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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Promoters in Big
Town on Warpath
Against Box Pugs

NEW YORK, April iG.-As result Of
the exorbltsnt demands IN the form Of
guarantees BY the prcsentday crop Of
boxers, champions. near champions and
those who viii never DO champions, and
their refusal 70 fight on n percentage
basis, several managers Of leading clubs
are considering the Availability OF re-
fnsing 10 sign up any boxers except on
q percentage b0sis. They feel fbat they
inpst do this for their own protection
or course, IN the case Of a real cham
pionsblp bout, where tho gate receipts
would insure good guarantee ana give
the promoters n fair profit there will be
an exception 70 the proposed enforce
ment Of the percentage idea.
Boxing on percentage basis would
benefit the public ~ well as the man
ayers As matter Of fact, II IL the
public who pays the bills. but the same
public IL getting tired Of paying the
present high prices for their fayorite
Amusement The management or tbs
Stadium Athletic club II leading In the
revolt against tho payment Of the ex-
cessiye guarantees now demanded.
The Stadium Athletic club In the future
u going to refuse tho demands OF rapa-
eious managers Of fighters who think
That the ayernse boxing club is mint
where money IL coined without the at
tsndsnt necessities Of paying rent light,
heat help, advertising and other ex.
penses. including the state tax. Concerted
action on the part Of the local nanasers
would DC Of general benefit.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Here's Another on
the Poor Old RUDE

Ruhe waddel has furnished more
yarns than any other member Of tho
sporting profession" said Duke Shea
han, land he figured Ia 50 many odd
Incidents that the general public will
believe almost anything OF him.
s'of course. everyone knows that Rnbc'a
weakness was for liquor. lie passed
through several stages when he was
loading up. and probably was most CONF
cal when he fancied himself perfectly
sober and yet would go around making
the most ludlcrous mistakes.
r remember hearing a tcammnte tell
Of having stopped in With him az ths
saloon that Tom corbett was running
IN 81. Louis about twelve years agu
under the nafno Of his brother. Jim. This
bar was on Locust street. near Fourth.
Ruhe and his friend had remained there
unill the early hours Of the morning and
Rube. although he tried 70 walk very
straight, was evidently all At sea when
they got him out In the open air.
zone Of the street cleaning gang wal
Just starting hin days work IN the early
dawn and was twisting away ~ the
top OF fire plug with a wrench, pre-
paratory 10 turning on tho water, Rub'
watched him for minute. then painted
an unsteady finger At him,
".Don't think you can fool met NJ
yelled, I've caught you rlsht with th'
goods You're tho guy that's turning
thla street around
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
JIMMY CALLAHAN HAS
REPUTATION AS A Wit

Jimmy Callahan WAS always noted for
a site of rrpartee,H said Tom Watts. d..
'and | esn remember one remark he
made that struck me a. particularly
neat
In isol ara isna Callahan was run
nlng ssml.profeasiauai team in chi
oago knoNn az the toaan squares. ana
was technically q hasa hall eutlAe THIS
dblnt enFrY him a particle. howsvef
AZ No made sord NANCY oat = "a issu
and had neat little psfk besides Ne
probably eltausd 40 ~ maeh a. be "a
uae dains ln professional ball
me eAs sltslnk 81 4 wellkAeNn cats
downtown ems evening lsikn4 b. Mika
ngplon ard ne Iatisrt wits. iha late
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lhs AZ fhltaRo thsAlsf aaA a FnNHs
Nanah ff0iu lhe company waa s'ih ttf
| Nalaisu5 N tha course af aaHfffsailen
hkt MATS tams fsmsfh steat a. snstIs
kalgt ana Niias stiles iflsnA sac a
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Many Classy First
Sack Guardians in
Both Big Leagues

NEW YORK, April "a study of last
years batting and fielding averages
would seem to indicate that the first
basemen in the American and National
IenEues this year are pretty evenly
matched Collectively the American
league first basemen have n batting ay-
erage Of 40 and fielding average OF
.ss9. Their National league rivals, on
the other hand. batted .2@ and fielded
.m IN 1916. Tho heaviest hitters. ac-
cording 20 the averages. II Fourier OF
the White sox with .Sz2. Judge Of the
WashIngtons stands next with per-
centage Of 40. hung up in the Intcrna-
tlonai league Then comes Lpderus OF
the PhlIlles with .si5. followed by Nc
Tnnle Of the Athletics with .al4 Konetchy
Or tho Braves with $40. Daubert Of the
Brooklyna with 30l. Merkie OF the Giants
with 200. Gandll Of the cievelands with
.2gi Bort0n Of the Browns with .2S'i
Hoblitzel OF the Red Sox with .A3. John
ston Of tho Pirates with ,2o5, Miller Of
the Cardinals and Safer OF the Cubs
each with .2eA; Mollwitz Of the Reds with
.2ba. Burns OF the Tigers with .2d and
pipp OF the Yankees with 24s.
In fielding Moiiwitz Of the Reds led
all his competitors with an average Of
100 Konetchy IN the Federal league
tied Judge Of the Buffalo club with .s9t
Talderus. Daubort and Borton, the last
named with the 81. Louis Feds. each
averaged ass. Pipp's percentage wal
90. while Johnston and Miller wero TIED
Al @i. Hoblitzel's percentage was .esT
MeTnnls and Merkle finished on ever
terms with $50. while Fournier. Burnt
and oandll each were credited with .ese
SAFER had tho lowest average, ,oe6
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Kansas Base Ball
Team After Title

LAWRENCE. Kan, April i5.-.support-
ERA OF the Kansas university base ball
team. which has won tho Missouri val
ley championship the last two seasons.
are pulling for a third pcnnant and de-
clare that the chances are better this
year than IN the last two. Craig, who
was tho malnstay OF the pitching dc
partment last year. will have tho help
OF Since, who helped win the champion
ship two years ago, The other players
picked by Coach Leon Mccarty are
Croft. guard on tho varsity foot bail
team for three years. first base; Deaver.
second base. Wood. the dimlnutive quar-
tsrback OF tho Kanaans for tho last two
seasons, nhortstopi dibben Of tho var,
nity basket ball team. third base, chin
ney, right fioldi Captain WAndail. center
field Travis or w. weltmer left field.
and !. weltmar. catcher. This aggres
cation won the first game Of the sea
son April from Iowa atats college,
Ames, by a 20 8 soora
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Fifty Thousand
More Will Play
Golf This Year

NEW YORK. April iB.-ft "a estimated
that n.on more persons will play GOLF
this aoancn than were dsvotoes Of SEQ.
tias ancient game IN this country last
year This estimate. made by leading
player. Bob" Mcdonald Of Buffalo Is
regarded BY some 10 be conservative, for.
with tho incfeaSod activity Of clubs
throughout tho country and the eonstrac-
ton Of numerous new links II seems that
easily that number viii spend a goodly
portion Of their spare time batting the
hall around in the open. Golf would
boast an oven larger army OF enthusiastic
than II does were Il not for the fact
that there are too few courses 20 ac-
commodate the thousands who are anx.
ious 70 play-not sufficient public as well
ns private links. Therefore. with the
construction Of new courses Il Il not
Illogical 70 assume that all Of them will
he natronized by a full quota Of fans. -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
NEW YORK GETS JOURNEYS
All But Three Of National Tennis
Tournaments This Year are
Awarded TO Gotham.
CLAY COURT AT CLEVELAND

NEW York, April 1s.--Ncw York lawn
tennis players have shaken the tourna-
snsnt plum tree and picked up all Of the
choicest fruit. Exactly one-quarter Of
tho list of competitive fixtures - issued
d few days ago by the executive commit
lee Of the United States National Lawn
Tennis association are awarded courts that
may properly be said TO DO IN the metro
poIitan district
The thing that drives home the fact
that tho metropolis is rapidly leading the
fest OF the country as the worldwide
game OF The courts and nets II the group
ing or tho national championship tonrna~
menta IN this city. The cry NJ the annual
meeting a little over year ago. when
the classic all-comers' championship WAS
divorced from tho Casino az Newport,
n. Il, was to the effect that II would
boom tho game 10 spread the champion
Hhlpa around tho country. Gate receipts
amounting 20 approximately $4,000 for the
national meeting At the West side Tennis
club last September proved sufficient 10
show the wise executives which side their
bread was buttered on. They have done
thu spreading mostly In one place this
year.
only three Of the national tournaments
are 10 be staged ON courts away from this
city. The fret on the lat "a the wonons
tournament, which IL slated for tho alb
a4ra date OF June ON the turf Of the
philadelphia Cricket elun, II II the SAT
eat sort 81 prediction that the Nomen'i
championship viii receive date lass
IN September noxt gaAF and At that g
rart OF Il Il likely 10 be switched % New
York. where most Of the stars are To-
Gated
The clay court championship q W'
United states moves "a the Lakewood
Tennis club 81 Lakewood. o. -
hafh ~ Cleveland. shls year, II
down for lune X Il. Norris Williams
In. Man ths honaFs last season and y
followed Il on w lahine tho national w
tstsollsaiasa title later on. fhe Inter
soilsgiata tournament Il % be held A.
usual al tha Merton Cricket tlHn az Ia
Feftagd. IA. eh September At fhla A.
sanssmfni elu permit ~ ne mnsl "a
faaas gollestana rompetins u The nations
81 lpgesi ilnla and then moving 90 g
Ihsif awn aslegt sfeap
heenthlns slss ~ = national ehAN
piaaship tlsser h scheduled &c hss
Yeas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
STATE SHOOTS ARE CARDED
Thirty.six States Register Annual
Championship Tournaments with
Interstate Association.
IOWA IS THE LEADING STATE


SEw YORK. Aprll is.-Thirty~six o.
lie forty-ihfec states with associations
affiliated with the Interstate Association
for the encouragement Of Trapshooting
have planned their annual championship
tournaments. and Il IL expected that me
members Will make known their dates
qut.kly Afizona. ArkanHea palewafh,
Montana virginia, South Carolina and
4oH,h Dakota nrc the states IN which
me irnpshooters have not put their best
font forward. Never before have 80
many trnpahooting tournaments been
rcgiNofed Or state championships listed
AZ ms time ~ the year This speaks
well for the activity and the renewed
interest IN trapshooling ~ sport
Alabama. Georgia, Msrhachuhetts, MIN
neaotg. Texas and Mississippi have
fsrsnea state associations within ihe last
Yenf ana efforts are now being made 70
eet Tho tfapshootlng clubs N Maine
Louisiana. Sofih Carolina, Kentucky
lfi0yida and Inc District Of Columbia INTO
iiue. There arc many trapghooiing Or
aanizaii0ne ii all ~ these states, bn'
fancAow or otbar They have mol taken
tha lime nor trouble 20 become nc'
auainted with the governing body TIM
II their loss
According to registered lisi Of shoots
lssued by The Interstate association
eon,e lig~shoois are listed ID Cuba ant
lie Canal s0ne, fertile fields for The spof
uhleh have Just been discovered. Ths
isl ~ shoots Ia by no means compif~
when the state championship liAt y
aloAed and the clubs make applications
for The tournaments which VIII follow
the grand American handicap. the mum
bof should total close 10 the 100 marx
The total number of tournaments he'll
apda, interstate supervision last veal
was S3s This. Of course, does not ~
cluGo club tournaments, o. which thef'
are hundreds. Present indications hr'
that there win be at least 100 trap
ahoslng competitions Of various size
md descriptions within the boundary Q
ire United States this year
Iowa Leads Field.
III the lat Of ~ shoots increases af
shown IN twenty-five states over III
number Of tournaments held last ysai
and 10 nine others decreases are noted
inside Of another month II 10 expectc
mat these nine will equal the mark Q
last year or better a. For q good man
Years Pennsylvania has leo IN the mum
bcf Of registered shoots. but this 5eaAo
Iowa leads with fofty-eieht registere
tournaments. A. against foriy-flye 10
Pennsylvania. This makes Iowa look ~
Hike The best frap-shooiing state III N
country There are go gun clubs !
Iowa; Pennsylvania has 9s2. Iowa be
fifty.seveD clubs affiliated with the atat
association, while Pennsylvania has IA
rho keystone shooters Will hays 10 w0r
bard 70 remain IN front Of Illinois. as N
Illinois shooters have announced forty
three Registered shoots. and only forty
two clubs affiliated with tho state assoc
cation. Tfap-shoollng IL coming on fasts
- the middle west and far west than
4 IN the eastern states and there IL n
letup In the east. Twelve states have te
or more registered tournaments: te
have more than fifteen. and five has
more than twenty,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
CHINESE BOXER PACKS K. 0.
Dom @. Lew, University Of Penn
sylvania, Shows That He is a
Regular scrapper. Z
is STRONG FOR UNCLE SAM

nan n Law. the Chinese boxer. who
won the lightweight championship OF tt's
University OF Pennsylvania recently WIN
a knockout. IL great believer IN pro-
parednoss.
Lew, though n full-blooded chinnman'
was born In Seattle Wash, He never
took a boxing lesson In his life. ana until
he went 10 Penn the only boxing he oin
was friendly sparring IN his home IN ths
wast. He has only been boxing TOT two
years, but he has attended many OF ths
big fights In California.
When he has completed his work In the
Penn medical department, and he ~
freshman now, he Intends 20 80 70 CHINA
and practice medicine, where he thinks
he can DO tho most good. lie II a true
blue American, and says II the call 10
arms II ever sounded he will return
quickly 10 Uncle SANS domains and fight
for this. HIS native land.
II box because l Ike H." says Lew Il
never took any Lessons and I have
learned by watching the professionals
and working with clever boxers shall
always remain an amateur. When ! 80
back 70 China I shall teach tho poSin9
game 70 them. II ~ past all doubt tho
best exercise for young man. u ~
healthy. II makes man fearless, and
after hard days study find sleep
better, did not expect 70 score 80 well
in tho boxing championships, for had
no time 10 train
Some Of my friends among the chness
jibod me n lot about boring, eoying y
was the game Of the Irish, They wera
eurprlsed when ! not only won but
scored n knockout IN the recent tourney,
Cinnamon have made good as gymnasis
swimmers. base ball players and don't
| you DO surprised II some day they ehow
a few ring champions"
George q. Decker the master OF arms
et boxing at Penn, says that Lew would
mako good IN any amateur champion
ship
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
lLLlNl DIAMOND NINE
HOME FROM LONG TRIP

rRRANA. M. Arrli m~ Coach HUFF
and hls Hint base hall squad are home
from one Of Tho most successful southern
sripn the team has ever taken Although
Il il said that NEST ~ the conference
teams viii b. unusually siFnnN this year.
Han Il II ths opinion that iiiineis eill
survive another chamrinnshin ne base
hall material 4 considered lhe best AZ hla
command ~ seyegei years llh has a
aoaa asrlna % pitchers and an alisrnunt
heavy hitting aastesaiion
The schedule haa hesn anReunefi a.
lalawa al sameA being a pFtanA en-
ssrt where ralsa AHgil "a Npite Dame
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taFafstia Apfu ~ Gals stats ~ pes
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
INDIANAPOLIS AMATEURS
WILL STAGE BIO PARADE

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
LARRY M'LEAR TELLS
GOOD STORY ON HIMSELF

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Kansas Coach Has
Idea that is New

LAWRENCE. Kan. April ib.--coach
Herman oleott Of the University Of Kan
sas foot bah team has lasued a warning
against foot ball candidates working IN
the harvest fields OF Kansas this year,
This sort Of summer training ia one
% the worst things player can 40.
said Coach Oicott ''when he reports Tor
practice IN The fall. ha Is stlff.muscled
and usually under weight Lot the hoyr
stay out u the harvest fields n thoy
tan
tast season wea the fret Tor Coach 81,
selt who l. = former Yale athlete. Ia
ths middle west where wheat gruw,
plenlifulls In the east ! heard 4 Krsal
ueAi " the wonderful benefits derived
~ sthleiss who beeams hardened pitching
stfAs, bat after ems expsrlsnee with
nlsysra Wis HAYS harvest fisla trained
An satisfied that II 10 nat unoa." NJ
Hata
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
MORAN MAY MEET DILLON
vanquished Challenger Wants One
More Crack at Willard and
Is Starting Up Again.
JACK ONLY STUMBLING BLOCK

NEW YORK. April lD,--Ffank Moran
sun believes that he can beat Champion
Jess willard. but he IL not going 20
waste time barking ct the heels OF the
title holder, but intends fighting his
way right to the place where the big
Kansan will have 10 take much notice
Of him. Frank was advised by some well
meaning friends 20 nap out theatrical
circuit that would III IN with that Of
Wizards circus dates and dog him int
making n match with him
But Francis being man With more
brains than tho ordinary fellow who lives
BY hts fists. IL going 10 90 II quite OFF.
forcntiy. He's going 10 fight and rcmove
all those who think they should have a
chance at the title. In all probability,
the first man Moran WIN tackle IN his
eliminating series will be Jack Dillon,
who many think II q better man than
tho fellow who gave Jess Willard such
hard bout couple OF weeks ago, For
tho present, Moran II going 20 take
things very lightly. He may show ~ a
few thaa ters in New York state, whore
tho fight pictures are being exhibited,
and st the end Of six weeks VII be
ready 10 put on the training toys again
and ret right down 10 business,
A promoter who has made preliminary
ARRANGEMENTS for the building OF an
arena At sbeepshcad Bay has aiready ap'
preached both Moran and Dillon on the
proposition OF fighting at the Bay club
on Decoration day. The matter has ap'
pealed 10 both fighters and likely ~
not that will be the time for the Titan
haired warriors first battle since meet
ing Willard.
The sheepshead Bay arena, Il n SAID
will DO built 70 accommodate crowd
on about 1900 people. which win b. AZ
aurance that popular prices viii prevail
Az small prices the fight would probably
BE- one Of the greatest money bouse'
that has marked the ten-round game ant
would rival the recent $1,000 gate At ths
Garden. Moran has closed with no ons
as vet and will not until he has looked
over All bids for the match, There ar'
sure 10 be many OF them, for this bout
stands out as the best that could b.
made ut this time. Dillon has severa
big bouts on hand, but he says he VII
keep the Decoration day date opon,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
COLORADO SPRINGS WANTS
TO BE ON NEW HIGHWAY

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
LEONARD AND WELSH AGAIN
New Star Who 0utfought Champion
Recently Will Get Another
Chance at Title.
MAY PUT OVER THE OLD x. 0.

NEW YORK, April i5.-The Welsh
Leonard bout drew 80 well and resulted
in such an interesting contest that It Is
almost sure TO be repeated IN the near
future. Of course. the logical result
would be a match in which the title
would be al stake 40 that the honors
would go where they rightfully belong.
II California were still the battle
ground, where titles are won and lost,
twenty.ronnd bout would be inevitable
large purse would be forthcoming and
Welsh would have to accept Or be dis
credited 10 such an extent that his In
come would be cut OFF.
but under present conditions Welsh
can take advantage Of the excuse that
the promoters will not meet his terIns
New Orleans now IL practically the only
suitable battle-ground. and Crescent city
promoters hesitate 20 offer a purse large
enough 20 satisfy Welsh for match IN
which he would have little chance 70 re-
tain the title.
Such being the case. another ten-round
bout r. TO be expected. Local fans will
support another bout now that Leonard
has demonstrated that he has real
chance 70 score a knockout, Before the
last recent affair the idoa Of tho foxy
Welsh being forced 10 take the count
In bout IN which he did not have 70
fight 70 win, but merely 70 protect him
self from harm. was not considered ee-
riouriy But after that seventh round
IN which Welsh was 20 kroggy, anythine
might happen III another engagement
| However. when Welsh does take The
count n Will require a man's.sizs w0llor
10 do the trick. Welsh has never been
looked upon as Battling Nelson st nh.
aorbins punishment. because no one ever
reacbed him hard enough 70 put hi'
powers Of resistance 70 tho test.
Took solid Blows.
rsoonArd landed enough solid shots or
vital points 10 floor most lightweights
and Welsh was merely shaken up for .
few moments. fits toughness was ons
~ the surprises Of the fight, for, ~ .
rule, boxers Of his type are quick Il
succumb when hit on the hight spot
There Is no doubt that Welsh IL be
ginning 10 feel his ago ana IL sIowini
down. Long years Of training and fight
ing have taken the edge Off his spec
and his ability 10 maintain n hot pac'
has suffered 10 gome extent But h
never has been subjected 10 much pun
ishment and he has not acquired TN
glass jaw that comes TO those who hay
taken many hard wallope Only mas
ter boxer and real hitter will stop hin
In ten rounds.
Whether Leonard can perform tha
feat or not, the real honors belong 4
him. Welsh often has been outpointed
Of course. but II was the first time b
has been outclassed.