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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12

The surprise OF the week was the
case with which the Pitchers took
three from the very strong Indian
Trading company team, this despite
the fine bowling Of Captain Sanford
of the Indians, who averaged INC 2-3
pins per game. Outside Of Eddie
Winecke. who averaged 167 % pins.
all Of Sanford's men were off their
stride ana registered a great number
of clean misses Wicncckc had only
four misses in the match, one Of
which was "a pick, while Sanford
had only one miss This latter bowler
is truly great bowler when he takes
the pains 10 DO his best. He is taking
a lot more interest now. since several
of the boys have the best of him on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
Ala hmm l. Ont.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 11.-Alabama
was eliminated from the southern
football championship race here to-
day by Georgia Tech. winpng from
the Tuscaloosa team 10 To- in n
game played part of the time In n
driving rain. Fumhlcs were frequent.
All Of the scoring was in tho final
period and was due mainly to line
plays.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
Team selected for Midwest Tourna.
mont

The following boWiers were select
90 ~ general consent gf the lea-ue
members % represent the city of
Tulsa In the great bowling tJurra-
meAt which begins at - Louis on no
'emoer O. and for which prizes IN
me amount " 10000 Will be given
o. no".er- competing for same and
entered from cities all over the
United states and Canada. Speilman.
sanford. Gillette. and Pitcher In
the last Two weeks Of these players
bowling Spel!man. Sanford and
Midda-sh have consistently averaged
above lsO pIns-T Trr game. In fact.
closer ~ 200 pins than to 100. Gil
-iette and Pitcher are DONG Just un-
der the 1870 average, while Mccoy has
been rolling a consistent game around
the ls5 pin average All these pIay-
ers Will participate in the singles and
ioubles events, while Mccoy will drop
out for the five-man event unless he
should be needed In an emergency. 1t
j. probable that Tulsa viii get into
. the money. for our boys have bow ed
: IN strange alleys many times and
can hold their own with the best
there is, accidents excepted II is
probable that the Tulsa BOYS will
bowl on the = " g. and any Tulsa
people who happen 20 be in ST. Louis
Oh those days should attend the
matches and encourage the boys by
their presence. The players arc an
goInced my meEaEnorc so the gal
lery is aware u the identity of all
the bowlers.
League Record, Still Being Broken.
League records were again badly
+ broken during the past week. Spell
man and MCtOllum each putting up
80 pins IN league game. breaking
The best TTsN ions record rf hi.b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
PLAY CANE UNDER
CAR LIGHT GI NnI.

STiLLWATEE. Okla. $50. %
Headlights On more than "a ..',-
! area automobiles lighted '..
RrIdirDu during the last r,.
periOfs Of the game betV.ar. -..
Oklahoma :. II 81 c9.I-e. s..
Central normal here today The
AGgics W1n - ~ =
when the game Was scheduled
10 start "a strong wind sWes' t.a
field and play was postu.r.j
until the wind sgbaded Ar.r
waiting half an hour the sa...
was begun. ~ the start ~ tt.
third period another storm -,t
in and again time was called
When the second storm subs.isj
IT Nas 700 dark 10 play. The
automobiles then cucircled III.
field. the headlights put into u..
the ball painted white and tre
game Was finished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov II. -
Transylvania college defeated Missis-
sippi university 10 to 3 here today
after Mississippi had taken the lead
In the first period through drop
Kick by Lillibridge from the 33-yard
line. Trnnsylvania's two touchdowns
were made by Captain Arnctt after
open field runs OF 30 yards each.
Mississippis most consistent offenso
was in tho last period when they re-
sorted To six forward passes In sue
cession. five of which were COM
pleted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
TUlkNE'S RALLY =
COMES TOO LATE.


HOl 5TON. Texas NOV. l1-h.0e's
1G-poiut lead Wa TOO mIca for tho
Tulane "afriOrs 10 overcome. nlf the
yisitora made brilliant rally iu the
last period Of pay here tnI> a.trn-
noon, putting over two tO-chdu us.
Ricc's touchdown In tne same pe.ud
however. cinched the game for 'he
hom" team, and the final score WAS
Rice %. Tulane -
The afternoon was a sIllry OIe and
bOtu teams suffered from II ln tap
frs three perioj-. A4 the game vas
long drawn out through freu..n.
arpIHsCfs and penalties. II was grove
i-g dark when the nnsl period opened
and cool enough - revive tGe players
spirits The result vas spirited bate
tie II forward passing that kept .ho
result cf the ga4e hanging ure until
the ltst The liTeIp:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
O. L. swAMps KINGFIsHER
sooncrs Pile Up % Scores and Keep
own Goal Line Untarnishcd

NORMAN. Okla. Nov II. - Okla
homa State university smothered
Kingfisher college here today 90 to 0.
The Sooner goal was threatened, but
once when the Kingfisher aggregation
carried the ball to within five yards
of the goal oklahoma then tightened
and prevented the Kingfisher eleven
from scoring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
Missouri Loses.

MANHATTAN, Kan, Nov. 11.-For
the first time this season the Univer-
sity of Missouri football team was de
feated today to by the Kansas
state Agricultural college. Failure of
Captain Lansing to kick goal after
touchdown cost the Tigers the game.
A try for victory in the third period
failed when Peoples missed a place
kick
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1t.-Penn-
syl,ania and Dartmouth played sew
en- to seven tie football game here to-
day. The Pennsylvanians outplayed
the Hanover team in every period and
in nearly every department Of the
game and was deprived of probable
victory through Lights fumlle which
Dartmouth instantly turned to advan-
tage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12

Monday vs. Pitchers
-s5ay-Teyacos rs. Gillettes.
F-.tly-Ird.ar Traders vs. EX-
change Nationals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-12
RICE

IOU|WVDWNs, NIlNN % TN1~ =
Rice tNance. Fend-sy. Brown. Held
goals Brown: goals from touchdown
Fcndley. Brown. Barnes. substltutiorS
Rice Jackson for Vance. Naue for
Jacl son, George for Gripon. Grtlun
for Fendley NcFarlane for Potts
Math,wson for Jarvis Carroll for
Rudd; Tulane. Kunz for MereauN.
Smith FOR Harding. Legende for CoIeo.
Officials: Patterson NanderbilU. um-
pire; Ilalligan CNassachus. ref
cree; Russell (TeNasI. held linesn au.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

strated the fact that his twlsters are
foolers when he held tho hltsmiths OF the
Beselin army to four safe whaeks.
Tho Polish Merchants gave a dance last
week Ht Pulasky hall on the South Side.
Now ciosman IA sticking them over tho
platter for Blair Nob. The Omaha con-
tinRenta VIII have TO get W steam 70
trim Blair with Closman In the box
"Corbett" sobixyk. star lnfielder for the
PoliHh Merchants. IL fast recovering from
the effects Of an operation and will
shortly be ready 10 don the spangles.
hook tossing the sphere over the crock
erv for Gretnn, Neb. lie Will pick up
several round boys for every combat.
large gathering il looked for at Fon-
tenele park this afternoon TO witness the
debate between the Rhmblers and the
Frank DeweyS OF the National league,
George y, Mcintyre Of the Albright
Merchants jumped into the llmelight fast
sunday, when he was the instlRator or
double steal and he also stole homo.
A new team 10 be known AZ the Tenth
Street Merchants IL deslrlous OF entering
Some ieo Tue. For further Information
call Douglas 1850. nrk for 81, then squawk
Tor Dldsh
That fleet-footed hot corner artist,
labeled Platz. will hereafter lead the
Ducky Holmes team Under the super
vision OF Dutch Platz. miracles should
happen.
The Bourgeois and Te-Bs-ces we're the
mont weather and performed their duty
In the Greater Omaha league last
Sunday,
John Lane, oommander-in-chief Of the
Albright Merchants, says his congrega-
southern league before the curtain
wiggles
Just stick TO the ship as long as you
are above water In the motto OF Duck
Casey. leader Of the Te-Be-Ces. He will
fool tho wiseacres before this season 10
cremated.
/ II is real tough on the Quiyera club
\ 10 be compelled 10 take the standing Of
\ tho Nebraska Auto School troupe. All
the Auto school compiled was bunch
I Of ciphers
Against the Omaha Printing, the Chris
LyckB must have put their clout sticks
In storage, for they only secured one
bingle off Of the shoots dished up BY
MoAndrews
John Boekhoff tho doughty leader OF
/ the ArInours doesn't oven wrinkle up his
/ brow when n star decides TO drop from
the Armoura He always wears that
mucilage smile.
II some Council Bluffs team does not
hook George Peacock he ought 10 me-
i gotinte with an Omaha bunch. Being a
good infielder and some clouter, he ought
\ 20 make tnc grace.
p~rt~icius McAndrews resigned az cap
tain Of tho Ducky Holmes bunch Either
/ Bert hna lost HIS interest for base ball
or vice versa. Some bank ought TO col.
iect the interest and make Bert present
| Of same,
Novak. Krupiekn and KulhAnek will
| play field for the Fhirmonta, while Gam
\ ber Podrizek ana Dworak VIII play first
second and third. This change VIII I'M
/ doubleday add greatly 10 the strength OF
| the team
Today, according 10 Manager Walter
/ Overman, the Burgess Nash squad will
come back stronger than hoseradish. II
/ II the intention OF the Burgess Nash
squad 10 pull the Bourgeois down a notch
this afternoon.
There Is much gloom In the Beseiin
camp. Tommy Gurnett who has been
/ Iohnny Shields battery fnate for over
/ three years. is leaving Omaha Shields
/ himself Ia laid up with bruised rib
and will not be able to play
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
DEMETRAL is CHESTY CHAP
Dumped by Gotch and stecher and
Now He's Going to Risk His
Life with Charley Peters.
MEET IN OMAHA WEDNESDAY

Mister william Dometrai may have
lot Of fauitA Most persons who engage
In tho business OF wrestling have more
than can be enumerated without the aid
OF unlimited space and marvellous mem
Dry, But modesty Is not one OF Mister
Demetrars shortcomings
soms time ago Demetral won the Police
Gazette belt This convinced the Greek
that he WINS about tho best little wrestler
IN tho world and he wasn't bit back
ward In announcing his conclusion.
lie Immediately Scorned all second.
ratcrs and started In after big game. The
first person he encountered was Frank
Gotoh OF Humboldt, Ia He stayed fifty
some minutes with Gotch.
But this setback aid not check Dcnet-
rails enthusiasm.
He selected Joe steeher a. his next
victim and lasted ten minutes.
But still no lessening Of the enthusiasm.
ana no now has chosen Charley Peters.
exponent number two Of the Nebraska
scissors hold.
Demetral will meet Peters at the Audi
torium Wednesday night He thinks he
can trim Charley Perhaps he can, but
there are a lot OF Omaha mat fans who
have their doubts
Gotch, stecher and Peters. That's quite
formidable trio. But Demetrai Il a
game guy and glutton for punishment
and no fears nobody.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Phil McShane Runs
Into Problem Which
Has Him Guessing

Felix J. Mcshane ia a bug on two cub
jects One Is automobile racing, the
other Is horse racing
And as result Felix u situated be-
tween two fires. two glowing passions
two sxcitahle emotions, two ardent i'm
pulses. and he is clearly stumped and
doesn't know what TO 40.
For Meshans wants TO see thu first big
speedway automobile classic OF the year
at New York. May 49,
And also Moshane wants 10 SOC the
thoroughbred classic OF America, tho
Kentucky derby at Louisville also on
May II.
Ifs terrible pre6icamont for sheriff
He wants 10 see both events, but can't
figure out any way TO be IN New York
and Louisville at tho same time. Obviously
he viii only be able TO attend ono Of the
events. Which shall It be7 That is what
Is causing tho sheriff many a sleepless
night and he hasn't arrived at a decision
yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Detroit Has String
on College Hurler

Manager Jsnnlass n me ps,rolt bass
sail elah has hssn amused a stories puh.
tisheA d Amsrrsn lsaEls cities maj base
HaH sanata have been closely wsieHins
lbs aars ~ Pitcher Watsan. laft
hendsa gsirlsf eto. until raesHtlf uss
uia ne frlnHv res unNsfsiis teas,
Wksn she TMsfs esfa AZ Wasaha me-
isst aiaisF NanaH baai inia rfami
e6a - 1usiRs go tsenn s.t tstisfs
z ~ Tssas efHnttR sbssrsiir ttsm
81 feafisan nHlas tsma Msnasaf isn'
Hlssa is affElsi paihe ef go fsst
HataHst Waitan u rrarina wala ESQ
sad Waaa#s slsHr1 fartraet ra# = M
tealtsHt @sttna ssfa Vbs tn8h8sisf
HlsF Wt& gre ttaaRian ffet alMt
tk.s 58ataH akm hd 800 NJ Fs
a. Il was taNH Raaa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
WILL Be A SPEEDWAY CHAMP
Trophy and Cash Prize for Most
Successful Auto Driver Of Season
to Be Awarded This Year.
NEW YORK RACE ON SATURDAY

The champion motor car driver Of the
world Is going TO be decided this year.
For several years controversies have
arisen at tho conclusion OF the raoinE
season as 10 what driver was the individ-
ual peer Of the field. No definite man
ner Of awarding an individual champion
ship was ever figured out But this
year II Ia going to be different
The Bosch Magnetic company will Of
fer prize which will be designated an
TIE Champion Motor Car Driver Trophy"
II will DO given through tho American
Automobile association. and tho winner
will be designated by tho contest board
Of the association. In addition 20 the
trophy cash prize OF 1900 Will also be
given. The second best driver will get
1900 and the third best driver 400
All Of the sanctioned speedway races
this yaar will be included In counting up
tho points OF the drivers. Thus both
races TO be held in Omaha this summer
will have part The races at Indianap-
oils, Chicago, New York. Minneapolis and
every other city where speodwayG arc
located will count IN the calculation and
the driver which has the most successful
year will DO judged tho speedway cham
pion Of the world.
New York Race saturday.
The auto racing season will get away
to flying start this month. The first
speedway race Of the year will be held
Saturday at New York, twenty-five
cars are entered The entry hat III as
folioWgs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Brandeis Will Go
To Lincoln Today

The nfandsis stores team goes TO Ian
coin today for q game with the lincoln
Cleaning and Dye Works club
Next saturday and Sunday tho famous
All.Na'lona club win play tho nFaudeig
team a. Houtka park asndah ihe cuban.
and Donaldson. ths usNFo aoulhpaw. arr
wifh he An Nations aEaln this year
several new players are on tho Am.
Nations linn ~ this year HsHnanarH
another Cuban and = prataue o. MsnaaH
n with the slHh Ito IL rrat aasksr
peiarma uh tnaian sa9ihpAw from
iiAskell ealleHe Coleman, nsEro catcher
hruea fxaus. fpFuaFlp ~ ths Thrss I
lsss4a ant niasul an Hawaiian sseona
tarkar afa aEnana thia numhaF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Indianapolis Ia set.

Following the New York event the an
nual classic at indianapolis viii be
STAGED on May 3d. Entries are coming
In fast for this race.
Dario Resta has entered his Peugeot
and II Ia expected Ralph De Palma will
enter his Mercedes shortly. The race
between De Palma and Resta at Indian
apolls year ago was one OF the most
wonderful contests ever staged. De
Palma won. finishing but a few minutes
before Resta. after 500 miles OF neck
and-neck sprinting.
Eddie Rlokenhaeker will be on the Job
with his sixteen-valve Maxwell and Pete
Henderson, who was o'Donnells meohan-
ician last year. viii be his toam-mate
Three Premier cars are now entered at
indianapolis All three are brand new
cars Just built this winter Tom Rooney
win pilot ono OF tho Premiers and oil
Anderson and Harry stillman will drive
tho other two. Rooney win pilot the
car built for the late Rob Burman.
G. T. nucheAneAu has entered car he
built this winter and viii drive II him
self. puchesneau Is n prominent kan
sas City restaurant man.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Y0Sr FINDS STAR THROUGH
SPRING GRID PRACTICE

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

Rourkes Go Away
For Eight Games
On Road Tomorrow

To-day VIII be the last day Al home for
the Bnurkes for a period of eight days
Tomorrow PAS De luxe athletes hike %
lincoln for a fourdsy series with pucky
Holmes semitic puehlinss. Then they 50
70 Sioux city for a similar engagement
on May q Omaha returns % the hpma
iot Tor fourteen games playinE Wichita.
sf Joseph Denver and Tppeka In ORDER
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
North and South
Side Firemen Mix
On Diamond Monday

The South Side and North Side city
firemen will resume hostilltles Monday
at Rourke park.
Last year the base ball teams OF the
fire laddies played two games TO dead
heat with both mines coping one fray.
over the fray tomorrow Tho game will
start at 100 o'clock Dick Grotte and
George Clark will servo as umpiros.
The teams will line UP as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Wichita Gives
Omaha Hard Run
For Capp6r Cup

II was by pretty thin margin that
Omaha won the Arthur capper cup for
the largest attendance on opening day.
Omahas attendance was B254 and Wichita
WIS right behind with 5,oG5.
Poor weather was experienced in every
city with the result that every place tho
attendance was greatly cut down. II is
believed fully 300 persons would have
attended the Omaha game had tho
weather been favorable Wichita prob
ably would have had another thousand or
so and It Il certain lincoln, Des Moines,
Sioux City, Denver, Topeka and st. Jo-
seph would have doubled their business
II the opening day had been good
The attendance OF the five leading
cities was:
Omaha .....,F .254 Sioux City.... .325y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

Very often We hear the assertion made
that player adds 10 his value 10 team
By hla ability 20 block a runner on the
bases. THIS especially applet 70 catch.
ers Perhaps blocking runner "a good
base ball Il often cuts Off a run and
any moya which cuts OF a run IL set
down as a neat piece of work. hut
blocking runners u miHhtY daneet0aa.
"a has caused many serious injuries And
neither % lt fair A bla, slrappins catcher
u aald hons ana MUSCLE can practically
prevent PLAYER who n snali and hight
FRESH even touching the plala u Il rsFs
teftlY an rlHht far piayer 60 hpld hla
pau a. base runner approaches
bass bui entirely blocking man atf
e aamslhihe elias saala and q nlxhi Bat
ta had iafa " iitla ltslalatlon en-
fae6 interference was made
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The passing OF Jimmy Kane last week
created considerable surprise around the
western circuit Kane was the veteran
OF the loop in the point OF service And
during his entire career IN the Western
he ranked as one OF the leagues leading
hitters. on the surface there Is no log-
cal reason for Kane's discharge by Sioux
city. But underneath the surface there
was a reason. Players who hit 800 are
not discharged for nothing. Kane served
four years IN omaha before Pa Rourke
realized Kane was not an asset to a
team even though he did sling the ball,
Now Casper apparently has made the
same discovery Jimmy probably viii
he able 10 catch on with some other
Western team But the sane thlng will
happen again Jimmy Is a good hitter,
hut he doesn't help IN the winning OF
ball games and muasing up ground balla
Is not his greatest weakness.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Judgments

HE annual yolp that the greedy
IN tendencies Of base bali magnates
prompts Inauguration Of the
playing season at too early a
date n once moro going the
rounds Columns are being seribbled on
the matter and on every side tho moguls
are placed on tho firing line, There will
always DO 30 much inspired bunk peddlsd
regarding tho peounlary ayidity Of base
hall maEnates and the subject Of opening
dates gets it, share. II 20 happens
spring dian't run on scheduled tirns this
year and tho April weather @as bad.
But n the magnates had oil decided 70
delay tho opening or tho season unit
after May I this year II would have been
the choice ~ fortune 70 make April
month Of soft sunshine and balmy zephyre.
In the Western league IN years gone by Il
has been tho force Of fate 10 have bad
weather ip April when the seaEon opened
and good weather IN April whom the sea-
son opened later. The playing season
isn't very long and the m8gnases have 10
DO In position 10 take advantage Of
every good day or they Will lose every
chance 10 collect my dividends The de.
nands being made for the later openings
are, for large part, the rantings Of perA
petual eynics and are nothing more or
less than q first-clsss brand Of bunk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

Jack Dillon IN once again shatterinR all
the traditions Of tho professional prize
ring. Jacks latest breach Of etiquet IL
10 announce that no can hammer the
da1ighs out Of Fred Fulton IN ten
rounds And 10 make good hls assertion
he offers 10 turn the trick or give bis
services free OF charge. Dillon Is a little
fellow for q heavyweight. but he's a rip
roaring demon IN the ring and the biggest
Of the heavyweights take good care 70
avoid him. But, while Dillon Is scoring
q mighty hit with tho FANS he's getting
distinctly IN bad among the business
men OF tho prize ring Al the present
writing Mr. Fulton IL a proteGe OF the
boxing syndicate. The syndicate ls
placing him before the public IN both tho
east and tho middle west with an eye to-
ward match with Willard and the ac-
companyIng cleanup Of dollars Now
comes Dillon with his def which takes
large lump Of the punch out Of the
Fulton publicity matter. The syndicate
doesn't dare 10 take chance on bout
between Fulton and Dillon and yet II
they don't ring fans, susceptible as they
are. will refuse 70 accept Fulton as a
contender. We're for you, Jack. go to
e. II there were more men like Dillon
boxing. the game would not have fallers
Into such dlsrepute.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27
:REcoRn or THE PAsT.

Chas. Il. Workman was having
plans drawn for 50x50 foot, g.
story hotel on the site of the pres
ent Nezperce Hotel
b. c. Barber, principal of the
Nezperce schools, formed a law
partnership with C. NJ. Stearns.
Nezperce spirit was working
along base ball lines. At a meet
ing of fans Curtis Miller reported
secured TO the sum
Of 500 per month for 3 months,
and grand stand with 500 seat
ing capacity was to be erected.
Ray Minis was chosen manager of
the team TO be organized and p.
w. Mitchell treasurer.
Riley Roberly applied for a IL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-04-27


Now is the time TO watch for
seonrs in the pigs. An ounce OF
preventative is worth ton of
cure. If you have been lo0sing
pigs il is well TO change the pens
ii possible but if not sprinkle the
lots and floors of pens with fresh
IL slaked lime about one-sixteenth
of an inch thick at least once a
month. Spray the pens thoroughly
with come disinfeetant once a
month.
Supply the pigs with clean
fresh water and keep the troughs
clean.
Keep the following mixture
where the pigs can have access 10
il at all times.
4 parts charcoal, 3 parts com
mon salt. 3 parts Glanber's salt,
3 parts baking soda, I part sui
phur and / part c0pperas lpowd-
ered.)
This should keep the intestines
free from worms and injurious
bacteria provided the feed and
water are not too badly infected.