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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Amateur Base Ball.

The National Cash Registers,
champions Of class B in 1918, will be
known as the Nickel Victrolas this
year. The lineup will be, Frank
Feeney, 1st base; Albion Buresh,
second base; Jess Barsballe, third
base; Carl Grimm, left field; Hiney
Ludwick, center field; Fred Hiatt,
right field; John Hoffman and Will
liam Goodro, pitchers and Walter
Pates, catcher.
The peppery manager of the Oma-
Printing company base ball team,
Spencer by name. announces that he
is all set for the gong to sound, with
a complete lineup that will make
the pace in the City league hot all
the way. The team will practice at
Elmwood this afternoon. All play
ers are requested to be on hand.
Cali Colfax 1912 and ask for
George Parrish for Saturday after
noon games with the North Side
Pearls, representing the Pearl Me-
mortal church. The Pearls were
class c champions two years ago.
The Union Quitting company
base ball team is entirely organ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

blue, trimmed and lettered in orange,
will be on exhibition in the Burgess
Nash windows next week. The team
will work out with Manager Bill
Jackson of the Omaha club at
Rourke Park this afternoon, start
ing about 2 o'clock. The entire
lineup with the exception of one or
two will be on hand for little light
work and the rest of the week they
will be at it every day.
Showing that he knew how to be
a real good fellow, William T. Til
den of Philadelphia doubled up with
Vincent Richards, the New York
school boy, again, and won the dou-
bles tennis title. This, mind you,
after Vince had trimmed Bill for
the singles title. Talk about re-
turning good for evil, that's about
as good an instance as we have
heard of.
That statement issued by Gene
Melady relative to Jim Londes
match has stirred the local mar men
up considerably. Clarence Eklund
wants to tangle arms with the Chi
cagoan, Mart Slattery says he will
match Pesek with Londes again, and
Rudy Warner wants to know who
Londes is that he is considered such
a much. We might get a regular
match out of this thing after while.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Challenger Dempsey Will Not
Outspeed Champion Willard
Ttleholders Course of Training Will Fit Him to Cope
With His Opponents Fastest Efforts; Jess Was Not
Faster Than johnson or Moran, But Won.

the coming battle for his title, he
began to reduce his heft. At this
time he is about at normal
poundage. so that the hard gruelling
work will not hurt him when the
real grind begins. His greatest eff
forts will be devoted to working up
his speed, from now on. Willard
knows just as we'll as any of the
fans that his opponent will set a
fast pace and he is not going to
take chances of being showed I'M
der" by a gale of fast blows in the
early part of the mill.
Hasn't Shown Speed.
1t is pointed out that he didn't
show any speed when he met
Moran in the New York scrap.
1t will be we'll to remember that he
was as fact as was necessary for
that scrap, faster than Moran when
he wanted to be and though he
didn't show any great burst of speed,
he didn't have 10 in order to win
They also point to the Soldier
kearns exhibition bout at the Platts-
burg training camp, when Kearns
moved around faster than the title
holder. That was no fight and Jess
didn't have to work fast. Two years
before the exhibition, Kearns lasted
two rounds with Willard, proving
that the champion could outspeed
the soldier if he wanted to.
Fast as Dempsey is, and may be,
when he meets Champion Willard,
he will find his man in front of him
as fast as he may have to be. Jess
will work according to a course of
training he has selected to fit him
for the battle, and he has not over
looked the speed essentials, either
He will not show faster than Jack,
but he will be just as fast. He was
not faster than Johnson, but just as
fast. The same with Moran. Big
Jess don't have to be faster than
his opponents. If he is as fast as
the man against him, his superior
weight and hitting ability is enough
to win for him. Dempsey's furious
bursts of speed will be met just fas.
enough to allow the champion to es-
cape punishment and all the time
Dempsey is trying to rush" the big
fellow off his feet, Willard won't
be entirely idle.
1t is my private opinion that about
the first time that Jack uncovers his
fast, furious attack, Jess will move
back until he thinks it about time
and then let 60 a crack that will
jar the challenger to his heels. After
that first wallop gets home, the
boosted speed of Dempsey will be
his greatest asset for getting away
from the deadly Willard "maulies."
The champion may not be faster
than Jack, but he will be fast
enough" and the championship man-
tie will be undisturbed when the fuss
| &c over
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

One week from today the Omaha
baseball fans will have a chance to
look the local Western leaguers
over in a real ball game. Manager
Jackson will have his first line up
in nine inning game against the
Armours bali club, the seni-pr
team that will play on the Rourke
park grounds when the league team
is travelling The game will give
ball followers a good line on the
ability Of each team. They will be
able to judge as to the chances for
a pennant in Omaha and whether
they will see some good games or
not when the Rourkes are away
from home. OF course neither team
will be at the best but you can get
a little idea of what to expect when
they reach their best.
Some one asked Mart Slattery #
he was gong to accept Steve Saw
ages challenge to Pesek for a re-
turn match with the toe hold barred
and Mart answered Il don't think
so. That's too much like trying to
match two bulldogs for a fight and
insisting on having one dogs teeth
drawn" He won't match John
against anyone with any hold
barred.
The New York featherweight,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

BOUT IS LAST OF
ALL-STAR CARD
Ray Wood and Young Gotch
Will Meet in 0ne-Fa|| Finish
in Semi-Windup; Will
Have Good Opener.

One of what is considered the star
wrestling shows Of the season will
be staged in the. Council Bluffs
auditorium next Wednesday night
with the popular ~middleweight oil
Council Bluffs, Barney Burnham,
opposing Charlie Pesek of Shelton,
Neb., in the wind-up. Burnham and
Pesek have been hurting challenges
back and forth for some time and
Promoter Al Fiori saw a chance to
put corking good show in the
Bluffs and signed them up for the
9th. They will wrestle to finish,
best two out of three falls with
Vernon Breedlove, the featherweight
champion, as the referee. The winner
will be the richer by ST 900, and all
the gate receipts after the expenses
have been deducted.
Charley Brother to John.
While not as famous as John
Pesek, an older brother, Charley is
said to be just about as good. He
will be conceding considerable
weight to Burnham, but his friends
think he will prove fast and clever
enough to offset whatever advantage
the weight will give Burnham. Man
ager Mart Slattery thinks Charley
will have no great trouble in beat
ing the Bluffs man, even though it
may be long tussle. Barney is
clever mat man himself and Pesek
will have to be better than most of
the middles that have shown around
this section to win. He says he is
better than any seen here and his
friends are of the same opinion-for
they are willing to back him against
any of them at his weight and they
are willing to lose some real cash if
someone good enough to beat
Charley is found.
Star Bout in Semi.
The main event should be great
bout, but Fiori didn't stop with just
good main event. He is looking
for preliminary bout to complete
an all-star card and he has already
signed a star bout for his semi
windup. Young Gotch, the Omaha
welterweight, said to be about the
best man in the class around Oma-
ha, is scheduled to appear in a fin
ish match of ope fall with Ray
Wood, the crack welterweight
wrestler who announced his retire
ment three years ago, and is now
making a Comeback" in the mat
arena, Wood was considered
likely contender for titular honors
when he quit the game and should
make sensational bout with a man
of Gotch's caliber.
The promoter was working late
last night in an effort to sign up a
preliminary that would balance the
card and make it show of real
star performers. He wasn't pre-
pared to say just who he has in
mind, but stated that he would have
a good bout to open the show with
and it would be a one fall finish
match.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

Following in the footsteps of Jim
Jeffries, Jack Dempsey is touring
the country with an athletic show
known as the Jack Dempsey Ath-
letic Carnival. The challenger's ag-
gregation of athletes will show at
the Omaha Auditorium on April "a,
with Dempsey performing the main
stunt" in an exhibition bout with a
sparring partner, showing the blows
he has used to score knockouts over
his former opponents and those he
expects to use in his bout with Will
ard for the championship.
The Dempsey show will present
an oddity in athletic carnivals by
showing four nationalities among
the wrestlers, having a Greek, an
Irishman, an Italian and an Amer
lean. The advance notices do not
name the individuals other than Jack
himself and we have no means of
knowing who his sparring partner
for the local exhibition will be.
There will be two wrestling bouts
on the card and with Dempsey's
exhibition will make a program we'll
worth seeing.
Manager FRANKIE of the Audito-
rum will have the ticket sale open
within the next few days and those
fans that want ringside seats will
probably be right on the job when
the advance sale is announced. The
prices of admission will be made
known some time during the COM
ing week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
By kid GRAVES"

As rule, when a fighter retires
from the ring for any length OF
time, he gets fat and flabby and his
muscles soften to such an extent
that he is unable to participate in
strenuous exercises of any kind with
any degree of comfort. They are
content to lay around, taking no ex-
ercise to keep the superflous flesh
down and soon they are so large
that they don't want to work IN the
gymnasium. Jim Corbett is an ex-
ccption to this general rule. He
does turn" with a moving picture
outfit and to keep fit for his work,
Jim has to do some light training
all the time.
1t is this trend OF the fighters that
leads a great number of fight fans
to figure that Jack Dempsey will be
certain winner when he stacks up
against Jess Willard for the heavy
weight championship on July q.
Willard has had long layoff from
the ring and if he follows in the
footsteps of his predecessors, he
has gained so much fabby meat that
he can not get it hardened in time
for the big scrap. This opinion is
going to cost some of them a great
loss of money when the men come
together, for it is history that when
a fight fan gets all idea firmly
planted in his brain, nothing can
dislodge it until the event he is Sc
positive about takes place and his
idea proven or disproven.
Willard Naturally Big.
The opinion prevails that Willard
cannot get in shape for the Demp-
sey scrap, that he cannot muster
enough speed to stand the fiery
smaller man off. The constant
growth of excess baggage" around
the champions waist will not come
off enough to allow him to work ur
speed sufficient to withstand the
speedy, vicious attacks that Demp'
sey will undoubtedly essay and he
will go down under one of the fas'
onslaughts. The fans that expec
to lay little wager on the scrar
must not forget that Willard i.
naturally big man and even though
he has had no actual contests fol
such long time, he has not beer
altogether idle. He was on the roae
with his circus, boxing a little ane
working among his "canvasbacks
and even at home, he has had plen
ty of outdoor exercise
Any man, fighter or business man
unless he is in hard training all thu
time, is bound to pick up some
weight, but he can reduce the ex
ira meat by a course of training
Willard has picked up some weigh
while not in training, but starting
some time ago in preparation fol
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
ARMOURS START
AGAINST OMAHA
CLUB next WEEK
Semi-Pros. to Open Season
With Fifteen Players on the
List and Will Add Stars as
They Returntrom Army.

The Armours base ball club has
tentative lineup of Is players to
start the season, and having made
arrangements to play in Rourke
Park when the Omaha Western
League club is travelling, they hope
to draw the fans as we'll as the
leaguers do on the home grounds.
A number of old Armour players
are still in the service and as they
are discharged, they will be added
to the list of players unless the new
one prove to be better than the
old timers.
The packer team will play on the
home field at the start of the sea-
son, while the Rourkes are away and
when the Omaha club returns to
their home lot, the semi-pros will
travel to Lincoln, Plattsmouth and
any other towns where they may
secure games. The first game of the
year will be with the Omaha club
next Sunday, but no further games
have been scheduled yet Business
Manager Delaware says he hopes
to sign up some good attraction
for the goth. and one for every Sun
day after that.
The following list of names are
those of the IS players that will start
the season with the Armours: Out
helders, Al Graves, Jim Collins, Dy-
CERT, krug and Chip Bowly; Inheld-
ers, "Chugs" Ryan at first, Doc
Payne and Synek are second base
men. Marty Collins at short and old
reliable Wees Corcoran at the hot
corner. Harry Williams will do most
of the catching, but when needed,
"Chugs" Ryan will fill in behind the
platter. Hayes, Dyke and Potach are
the pitcher certainties and the man
ayers are working hard to induce
"Old Man" Andy Graves to stay
with them. Delaware says he can't
afford to let Andy get away for he
is one of the mainstays of the club
and lots of people go to see the
Armours play just to see the "kid'
in action. If they can keep Andy, it
will make four pitchers to open the
year with.
Another outfelder will probably
be added to the list when Fuzzy"
Mayheld returns from the army. If
Musser returns to Omaha he will
be the second string catcher and
will make a fine mate for Williams,
behind the platter. Ecktemyer is
with the army of occupation in Ger
many and it is not likely that he
will be back in time to play ball this
year, but if the unlocked for does
occur, and Ecky does show up,
room will be made for him, for he
is considered the best first baseman
in Omaha.
With Business Manager Frank
Delaware on the job trying to book
such teams as the Colored All Stars,
the Affiliations, the Chicago Color
ed Giants and other semi-pro teams
of that calibre, it appears that Oma-
ha will have some real ball games
at home, even when the Rourkes are
on foreign fields. The 1918 cham
pion Murphy Did 1t team may be an
early opponent of the Armours and
if such a game is booked it is likely
that Hayes will do the heaving for
the semi-pros against his old team
mates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

lied for the season, and is ready for
games. Its first scheduled game is
April 20. They are in the City
league.
The team is composed of these
players: R. Potter, first base: 0.
Mum, right field; E. Nufer, pitcher;
W. Nufer, third base; F. Pascal,
second base; M. Pascal, short stop;
G. Anderson, center field; ]. Custer,
left field; and H. Guinott, catcher.
The Independents of the Booster
league want a pitcher and couple
of good infielders. Candidates for
the jobs NAV see the manager. Pol
Sey, or Captain E. Tierney at Elm
wood park this afternoon at 80.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Salt Lake Club to Help
Pocatello A. c. Raise
Funds for Title Bout

Salt Lake City, Utah, April S.
The Commercial club of Salt Lake
today pledged $4,000 to the Poca-
tello Athletic club, to be added to
the 100000 guarantee fund which
the latter organization is offering
Promoter Richard to stage the COM
ing Willard-Dempsey championship
fight at Pocatello. The Commercial
club also promised to send a repre-
sentative to New York with a dele
CATION which will go from Pocatello
about April IS, to personally lay Po-
catello's offer before Richard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
HUFFMAN AUTOS
LEAD IN FIRST
NIGHTS BOWLING
Decatur, Neb., Only 0ut-of-
Town Team to Roll in
Opening of State Tourney
at Omaha Alleys.

The w. L. Huffman Auto COM
pany of Omaha stepped out in the
lead in the five-man events in the
state bowling tourney now in prog
ress at the Omaha alleys, with to-
tai score of 2,505. Their nearest
competitor, the Mid-City Motor and
Supply company team, had 2,188.
The highest individual scores were
made by E. Stun of the Mid City
Motors, who had $40 in three games,
scoring 1877, 200 and 159 in his games.
The Decatur, Neb, team was the or
phan of the night, being the only
out-of-town team rolling last night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Tearney Has No Information
Regarding St. Joe Transfer

Chicago, April 5.-President Tear
ney of the Western league had re-
celved no official information tonight
in regard to the proposed trans
fer of the St. Joseph club to Lin
coin. The proposal, he said, was
in the hands of Edward J. Hanlon,
owner of the St. Joseph franchise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Miss Boyle Wins Plunge.

Jersey City, April 5.-Miss Char
lotte Boyle. of the Woman's Swim
ming association, New York, won
the national woman plunge for dis
lance event of the amateur athletic
union here tonight, going "a feet in
| minute. Miss Mabel Arklie of
Philadelphia was second with So
feet and Miss Anna Wright of Phil
adelphia third with S..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Exhibition Ball Games.

9 Macon, Ga. April s. R. H E
Detroit Americans ...........,..13 IS 2
Boston Nationals .........,..... II 3
Batteries: Ehmke and Ainsmith; Nehf.
sDemaree and Tragressor
X New Orleans. April g. r. H. Z.
cleveland Americans ............ S /
New Orleans Southern. ........ S s
Batteries: Morton and Nunamaker;
Phillips. Bailey and Deberry.
Il Tampa, Fla, April s. r. H. E.
New YORK Glants ........'.',..., b
Boston Red Sox ................10 IL 0
Batteries: Barnes, Jones and Smith
Caldwell. Dumont and Walters, Schang.
FL Indianapolis. April s. r. II. e.
81. Louis Nationals .............13 12
Indianapolis American ASSN. 10 S
b Batteries: May. Reinhart and Glenn
mons; Ferrall, Crum and Henline.
Jacksonville. Fla April s. R. H. E
New York Americans ............ IL 3
Brooklyn Nationals ............
II Batteries: Mogridge. Thormahlen and
Ruel: Mamaux. Marquard, Galore and
krucger. Wheat.
Birmingham. Ala, April s. r, H. E.
Pittsburgh Nationals ............ IL
! Birmingham Southern ....,.....3
Batteries: Cooper. Mayer. Evans and
Echmidt; Slapnicka, Sigman, Roberts and
Haworth.
San Francisco, Cal. April s. r, H. e
Chicago Nationals -. -. ....3
San Francisco Coast League.
Batteries: Hendrix and Killifer; Sea
ton, Dimock and Brooks. Mckee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06
Defeat for Coe College.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, April 5.-The
University Of Iowa defeated Coe
college, S to 2, in a slow base ball
game here today. The game was the
first contest Of the season for both
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

Their total score was 2,410, giving
them fourth place in the first night S
bowling.
The scores of the teams were as
follows:
w. L. Huffman Auto company. 80. 7,5o5
Mlo-Clty Motor and Supply company 2,4ss
Decatur' Neb. ...................... 2,410
Auto Electric Service company. 2473
kopac Prodium Hounds ....... 2S45
Moline-knights Observation-Disclosures. 2,203