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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Jack Dempsey
Will Sail for
U. S. May Is

Paris. May l-Ja.k Dempsey.
heavyweight, champion. referring 10
announcements in the United States
that arrangements ior bout be.
tween him and Jess Willard were
progressing ia,orably, said today he
would he glad To Meet Willard
again. He was also ready TO meet
the winner oi the Csfpeniier-Lewis
bou, IN London. he declared.
Sure, III be glad TO meet Willard
AGAIN" said Dempsey 10 the core.
sponden,. 'lie was once champion
and ought ,o,be given every chance
10 regain the title. Whenever the
time. place and conditions are de-.
eided I'll be ready to sign up.
Willard is good, clean, game
tighter aud would enjoy another
match with him. ] am in i,ue shape
and haven't doubt tina, ! can easily
repeat victory over Jess"
Dempsey said he intended 10 sail
for New York on the Aquitania
May i5.
Please remember me TO him and
the other boys" continued the
champion, end tell them ! shall
soon see them IN Gods country, as
! leave Paris for London a, the end
OF the week ior the Carpenter
Lewis fight and expect to sail on the
Aqui,ania May Is, arriving in New
York May 20. ! shall then 90 west
to fulfill a theatrical engagement.
II had hoped to give a few box.
ing exhibitions in England and Ire
land, but I'm afraid won, have
time"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Nine Schools Entered
in Alliance Meet

Alliance. Neb.. Nav i-tSpesial.
Nine western Nebraska high
schools. with a total OF los contest
ants. are entered in the third annual
western Nebraska track aud field
meet to be held at the Alliance fair
grounds today.
Fourteen events are ON the pro.
gram. as follows i00-yafd dash.
220-yard dash. 44O.yard dash. $50.
ward run. one-mile run. l70-yard
high hurdles. 220.yard low hurdles.
running broad jump. runnilg higl,
jump. pole vault. discus throw. shot.
put. javelin throw and one-hali mile
relay race. In the first Is named
events two contestants from each
school will participate.
Trophies and medals will be
awarded TO the winners.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
McCinnity Still
the Iron Man

Danville, ILL.,, May 4.A"Iron Man
Joe McGinnity. former big league
and coast hurler, today has another
rivet driven to clinch his title.
After "a years in the pastime he
came back" yesterday and pitched
his Danville Three-Eye league team
to S to 5 victory over Peoria, Just
by way of demonstrating that the
old arm still retained at least a
modicum of its former might.
He hurled seven scoreless innings,
weakened a bit on the eighth when
Peoria got to him for three runs, two
OF them earned, but was strong
enough in the ninth to stave of
further scoring. He turned back
three batters on strikes, walked one
man and hit another.
He accepted two chances and got
one hit out Of four trips to the plate
McGinnity earned the "iron man.
appellation years ago, by his repeat
cd efforts at pitching both ends OF
double headers.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Joie Ray Forced
to Cancel Race
at Creighton

Joie Ray. hsldef oi eight distance
and middle distance track records,
has been forced 10 cancel | Is en-
aasement 10 run an exhibition mile
race q, the Creighton iniIamnTal
track and field NEE, here Saturday.
unbeknown 10 Ray. the Illinois
Athletic club OF Chicago. under
wbse eolors he performs, made at
rangemenis for him TO fun At Hast
inas saturday. lie had not been IL.
formed OF this At the time he aes
eepted the invitation 10 race here,
Joie. who likes Omaha about ~
well as he does Chicago, hif native
city, regretted having 10 disappoinl
local track enthusiasts.
yoie is training IN Omaha luF a
race At Shenandoah Friday,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Minneapolis Referee Chosen
to Be Third Man in Ring.
Champ in "Pink of Condition

diaN with Buddy Loga'i. who shaded
RFillon ia 1910. won q decision over
Johnny nriiiiths, lhs old Akron
ioA.' who boasts oi a draw with
tie champ. and knocked out Pat
Gilbert. the Utah pride, who siay I'd
the full distance with the champion,
Bfition Is 10 Year, old. maybe
older. but he Is loaded down Wiln
the tricks of pugdom which has won
Tor him the appelslion OF the old
master
Youth Versus Experience,
padgelt Is . Where BFiilon has
the edge N experience. fadgett has
the advantage OF youth.
padgett fights with the tenaeity oi
bulldog. lie Is ever going in. al
ways hammering away, but whether
he can continue his attack against
Britton's famous LETT remains TO be
answered nj the 2i-ioot square to-
night.
Betting is comparatively light.
Montana Jack" Sullivan. once a
iistic luminary and now referee.
placed large bet that the Dolores
product will take four Of the 10
rounds from the champ.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Bton and Padge Meet in 0mahas First Championship Bout
Morrieh Copers
Three-Quarters Of
Mile in Fast Time

New York, May i-Ihe unbea,en
Norwich, a iayoTile ioT the kentucky
Derby q, Churchill Downs. Mas
worked unieF eolafs before a ca
paeity lhrong Al the Jamaica track to-
day, running thTeesgnaHeTs ei . mile
IN liz in an exhibition trial
Jockey Meals broke him Al the six
and one'hali iurlons pole aud =, no
stage Nas MoFYieh fully urged, flash.
ms under thr wire after being pulled
up iaF the la,t hall luflone,
As he paFaded pssi the stands and
on bis Way 20 tie barrier, accom-
panied hy lead pony. Norwich sss
accorded a noisy ovation, The if4e-
tions were l,R. II Is: Ia. - Is:
l's, 81 IS, hail, Is rs; Sc. Ss is:
81, liz
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Phi Beta Pi Team
Defeats Nh Sigma Club

In the Nebraska Medical college
inter-"frat' baseball league. the Phi
Beta Pi defeated the M Sigma M
nine at Elmwood park diamond yes
terday by the score OF IS TO ..
The next game in the league will
be played at Elmwood next Monday.
The Phi Chi club is leading the
league with clean slate, while the
Nu Sig crew has won two and lost
one contest. The Phi Rho is tied
with the M Sig team for third
place. The Phi Bet has won
and lost a game, while the Non-irat
and Opho Kap have lost both games.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Central Nebraska High
Athletes in Field Meet

kearncy. Ncb.. May 4.-(Special
10 the Bcc,l-High school athletes
~ei the Central Nebraska district will
meet in competition in track and
iicld events here on Saturday after
noon at athletic field, this being the
fourth annual district meeting held
here under auspices OF the Teach
crs' college. Fifteen schools have
already accepted the invitation 10
participate and it is expected that
at least a hundred athletes will try
for honors. Medals are to be
awarded for individual records. while
a banner goes to the school credited
with the greatest total in points.
North Platte was winner of the BAN
ncr last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Ban Johnson
Suspends Huqgins

Philadelphia, May 4.Milier Hug.
gins, manager Of the New York
Americans, has been suspended in.
definitely by President Johnson Of
the American league. as the result Of
an argument with Umpire Walsh in
the game between New York and
Boston at the Polo grounds Mon.
day, it became known last night
Frank Baker directed the club ir
the game here yesterday and will
continue to do so until Higgins il
reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
New Type of Golf Club Shaft
Perfected--- -Outlawed BY U.S.G.A.

Chicago, May A new type ol
goli club shaft has been perfected
in the effort to find suitable sub.
s,itute for hickory. 1t is composed
OF core OF second growth hickory
with strips OF bamboo inlaid parallel
with the center, somewhat like a
casting rod. 1t has not been tried
extensively, but It said that the com.
bination is more stable and even than
the present wooden shafts, which be-
gin to lose their native resiliency as
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

soon as they are put in play. Very
little hickory is required for this in
laid shaft and il does not need TO
be so carefully selected as the main
timber lies in the split bamboo.
Steel shafts have been outlawcd in
Great Britain aud by the United
States Golf association, although
manufacturers say that some sub
sti,utc for hickory must be found,
as that wood OF the proper sort is
fast disappearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
No Baseball for Pawnee

Pawnee City, Neb., May 4.-The
Pawnee public service club has re-
jected a proposition favoring finan-
cial aid to the local baseball team
after much delibcration. The Black
Sox offered to play one game a
week, the service club to pay them
$40 game and assume all other
expenses.
Pawnee City will not have base.
ball this summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Two Players Quit
Lincoln Ball Club

Lincoln, May. 4.-rommy Lee,
Chicago boy and infielder on the
Lincoln State league ball club. lci;
Wednesday night, leaving only a
note to Manager Better stating tha.
he could not agree with the other
players. =
y Hcuck, the Ord first sackcr, also
went home.
Pitcher House and First Baseman
Comisky OF the Bartlcsvillc, (Okl.)
Southwestern league team have been
added to the Lincoln roster,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Announces Dates
for Packers Meets

The annual inter-packing plant
championship track and field meet
will be held at the Armour athletic
field on Saturday, June "a.
At a meeting OF the Packers ANA
teur Athletic association yesterday,
dates for the plant track meets were
announced. The meets will be held
on Armour field.
Winners of the various events will
represent their respective plants in
the big inter-plant meet. The Swift,
& Co. tracksters hold the inter-plan,
championship. while Fern Roberts oi
Armour holds the individual all
around championship.
The dates Of the plant meets fol.
low:
Armour plant. Thursday. May is.
Dold plant. Thursday. May IS.
Cudahy plant, Thursday. June 1.
swift plant, Thursday. June s.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Alliance Nine to Open
Season With Morrill,

Alliance, Neb.. May 4.-The base
ball season in Alliance will be opened
with Morrill,, May 2S. A benefit
dance was held which nettcd the team
SIPS. This will be used toward the
purchase of uniforms and equipment.
Harold Snyder has been elected
business manager and Charles Grit
lis. captain. Workouts are being
held daily at the fair grounds and
all Of the old players are showing
up in good form. A schedule OF
three games has also been arranged
with the Havelock team on July 2,
3 and 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Carpenter Not
Planning Return
Trip to States

London, May 4.-Georges Carpen-
tier, light-heavyweight champion,
who IS training here for his bout
with Ted" Lewis On May II, has
made no plans for bout in America,
his manager, Francois Deschamps,
informed the Associated Press today,
The statement was prompted BY
reports from the United States that
Carpenter was planning to defend
his honors against the winner of the
coming bout for the American cham
pionship between Gene Tunney and
Harry Greb.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Central and Tech Meet
on Diamond Today

Coach Hills Central high team
will meet its ancient rivals, the
Omaha Technical sandlotters. this
afternoon on the Fontenelle diamond
In the City league standing the
Tech boys have the best of the bar
gain, having won all their games
However, if they are beaten today by
the Purple and White pill swatters
they will be tied with them for first,
each team having won four and lost
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

hoy lahHeii, lhe soioiano hehst
ton, .
The champion and challenger iin-
shed training yesterday with light
workouts.
fistic bugs were agog with iervor
llst night over The ciiys first titular
battle and the few remaining tickets
were rapidly being sold. All arena
seats had been taken early yes,er'
day.
Stout TO Referee.
Harry Stout, well-known Min
neapolis referee. yesterday WAS
named 10 be the third man in the
ring
Referee Shea, who has been hand
ling the majority OF the recent Oma-
ha fights, was favored by the state
boxing commission TO referee the
affair, but Dan Morgan. the cham-
pion's manager, refused TO lei Brit
ton enter the ring with a local man
Pulls the Unexpected.
The fact that he will risk his
crown tomorrow night is not grating
ON the nerves OF the "old master"
Twenty-Five times since he re-
gained the title from Ted Lewis
three years ago. Britton has success
iully defended it against the coun-
,ry's best and he expects to handle
Padgett with the same ease as the
rest.
Although fans are not paying out
thai .,, atyv ia
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Bloomfield Beats Pierce

Bloomfield. Neb.. May a.--lspe.
eial.)-The Bloomfield high school
baseball team won from the fast
Pierce high school team yesterday.
10 to 7. Andersen hurled Tor Bloom-
field and allowed only six hits. Spahr
was in the box Tor Pierce,
Bloomfield will contest IL the
semi-finals Tor the nor,hess, Nebras.
ka championship. The winners OF
the east and west divisions will play
the deciding game at the field and
track to be held at Wayne. May II.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

A Dangerous Opponent.
Warnie Smith of Oklahoma was a
to | favorite over him at Oklahoma
City and Padgett got draw. In a
fight a few weeks later he buried the
championship aspirations of the
Sooner state mauler by hammering
him from pillar to post.
The Ranger can rightfully be
termed the Sensation of the west
for a slant at his hstic record shows
one OF the most phenomenal rises
boxer ever made.
In 100 fights, extending over a
period of less than year and half,
he has lost but one decision. He
was never knocked outlet alone
staggered.
Fought Contenders.
Three of the welters he has met
have fought champions He got a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
McC Cook Elks viii
Stage Horse Race

Nebraska's baby lodge Of Elks At
Melook will stage a spring race
meeting ., MeCook June %, q and
-. The program calls for both har-
nesD races and running races The
meeting will be launched the night
oi June u with big boxing card
aud athletic carnival.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

the hope of scc-
ing a new cham
pion crowned,
the fact that the
Centennial state
mitten hurler is
a dangerous OPP
ponent cannot be
denied.
p a d gctt is
great on pulling
the unexpected.
He went against
Morrie Schlaiier
a 6 to 4 iavorite
over him and
officiating.
,, Al, la.:e;,,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
Fashion sharps say that women's
dress and hair should harmonixe.
Perhaps that's why they're bobbing
their hair.

Don't forget the Ak-Sar-Ben races
June 3 to II. inclusive.
Charlie Trimble, a high mogul at
the local track, expects to have three
or four Man O Wars in the Ak-Sar-
Ben races this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05
ocrArNbled: :
oports xk6
This one may Be heard ss any
golf club. "How's his game this
season.
"The worst ! ever listened to-"

Barney BuIeh OF the Bufsloes IN.
Termed MS yesterday that he had
signed Charlie Gibson. leiihanded
pitched,
Glib Is a former "gob." being a
member Of Uncle samuel's crew on
the Cruiser Charleston.
The new addition 10 the Omaha
burling staff Is said TO swing . wick
cd bat. TO say nothing Of . curve.
Babe" Ruth has bought . farm.
There seems 10 Be some traditional
impression that there 10 Q bond Of
sympathy between all bali players
and the farm.
A lot Of players are Harmed"
out. but lew own . farm.
The only known reason why Q
ball player has q farm Is TO make
good the iavori,e expression. I'll
stay on the farm" when the club
owner refuses to give him . boost
in salary each spring.
Champion Jack Bri,ion may be
termed the "old man" OF the ring.
but he sure can propei his dukes
within the hempen strands.
During his training bouts at the
Business Mems gymnasium yester-
day he showed his sparring partners
more gloves in 10 minutes than they
have seen in years.
Fashion sharps say that women's
dress and hair should harmonixe.
Perhaps that's why they're bobbing
their hair.
Ray Avis, manager OF Cowboy"
Padgett. who meets Britton Friday
night. says we haven't mentioned
Padgett's name enough in The Bee.
Here goes. Ray:
Padgett, Cowboy" Padgett,
"Cowpuncher," Padgett. Sow.
boy" Padgett and more Psdgetts
and Cowboys"
A Lyons man, says the Kansas
City Scr, devoutly hopes his wife
will never receive another SIS
birthday gift in cash. She deposited
the amount with his account and
has been checking against it stead
lily for three months.
Don't forget the Ak-Sar-Ben races
June 3 to II. inclusive.
Charlie Trimble, high mogul at
the local track, expects to have three
or four Man O Wars in the Ak-Sar-
Ben races this wear
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-05

CROWN will be At
stake iu an Omaha
ring tonight ior tie
iirst time when Jack
Brilton, oldest ot the
eight Teigning cllama
pions, squares oil 10
deiend the world 5
wel,ermeiglIt cham
pionslip against Cow
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06

General Assembly like themseivs,
eve are samples" they said in eff
feet, "there must be room made for
more like us here; the Poles, the Slo-
vacks, theCheckzs the Lithunians,th
Italians, the Germans and the Rus
SLAMS, are coming over here in ship
loads, and room and place must be
made for them in the State House,
and we demand increased represen-
tation to provide for their wants"
And under pressure the bill was put
through, but fortunately for Mary
land, the people must vote for it, and
it is now up to the electorate to say
whether the denizens Of the slums,
with their unpronounciable names,
their un-American habits, their So
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06
WORCESTER DEMOCRAT AND THE LEDGER ENTERPRIsE

cialistic and anarchistic views on all
matters of life, and religion, shall
dominate the State from the legisla.
tive halls at Annapolis.
There are several other proposed
amendments to the State Constitu.
ton which are destructive to all the
conservative traditions of Maryland,
and which should be voted down by
the people, and which will be COM
mented on from time to time as the
campaign goes on; and it is well that
the voters should learn that there are
several more important issues before
the people this year than the ELECTION
of Senator and six members of Con
gress.
PAUL WINCHESTER
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06
TiUo Worcester Ladies
Graduate As Nurses

In reading an account of the annual
commencement exercises of the grad
yates of the Nursing Course of the
Peninsula General Hospital at Sails
bury, we noticed that there were only
two graduates and that both of the
ladies are from Worcester county. The
exercises will be held in auditorium
of the Y. M. c. A. Building, Salisbury,
on Friday evening, May the 18th. The
day is National Hospital Day, thru
out the country and was selected be-
cause of it's appropriateness by the
superintendent.
The two graduates, both of whom
are from this county, are Miss Mar
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06
Salisbury May Haze
An Up To-Date Hotel

A new hotel for Salisbury is again
the topic of the day. At meeting
held in that town last wednesday nigh.
in the rooms of the Chamber of. Com
'merce, a number of citizens interested
in a project of this character were
present to meet Louis Estes, a pro-
moter of New York city. Mr.. Estes
has incorporated a company, under
the laws of Delaware, known as the
Commercial Travellers Hotel Inc, with
an authorized capital of $4,000 shares
of stock-no par value. At a second
meeting held Thursday night Mr.. Es-
ties propositions were gone into pretty
thoroughly but definite plans were
not decided upon.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06
BALTIMORE CITY
OR THE COUNTIES


the City delegation met and appointed
a Committee to visit the Governor, to
notify him that he must secure the
passage of the bill to Increase the
City representation, the Committee
was composed of three Jews, Ger
man, and an Italian-and this Com
mittee actually went over to the Gov
ernor's House Che was sick at the
time) and threatened to defeat all his
administration bills, unless he secured
the passage of the bill which would
give increased representation in the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06

garet Herman, of Snow Hill, and Miss
Maude E. Young, of Pocomoke City.
The address to the graduates will DO
delivered by Hon. Josiah Marvel,
prominent Wilmington lawyer and
brother-in-law of ex-senator w. P.
Jackson.
We extend congratulations to these
young ladies and trust that they may
find much pleasure in the noble work
they HAYES elected.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06
Evils of Constipation.

Perhaps the most serious of the
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pendicits. If you would avoid this
dangerous disease, keep your bowels
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take and mild and gentle in effect
Advertisement.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06

city Metal ng cannot burn They contain no tar to run under the heat
cold at
tractively painted % the buildings they protect.
all be found there that commands hrst
attention Metal Roofing which lasts lifetime because Is
Properly grounded
absolute protection against destruction by lightning
Metal ribbed roofing Spanish tile metal shnge
standing roofing Use Lyonore Metal spout and gutter
They less because they last longer.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06

Stroyed But standSt has metal roof Even part OF Sigh
board is seen to have withsood Of it of
metal
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-05-06

withstood a hail of sparks and
around to the river. A long r
street, although their fronts
they had metal roofs.