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CLEARED.

Cir Algeria (Br). Collie. Moyiile. Liver
pool and Glasgow via bostoh Nschei"D
Cunard-Anchor Line. ~,
Str Bremerton. Staman, Gothennurs, Hlsa
&C lseneraD--Moore q MeCormack 70, ing.
str Westport, Foster. Petrograd, Helsing
fcrs and Reval tgehcrap p-oussa'
Str Procyon Dutch. GeeYvliet. Rotterdar
feoffeel-Van Nievelt. Goudrtaan GO, Inc.
STR Eastern Dawn, sorensen, An,wer.
(seneraD-Black Diamond Steamship Corpo
SIR La Bourdonnais Fr), Robert, Havrt
via vigo gensrar-compagnie Generas
sir coiamer. Hohne tfrom St Nazaire aa,
Bordeaux). Philadelphia (residue)-Sosmo
poiitan shipping Co. .,
STR syria (F'r). Mauriet. Lisbon; Algier' !
and Marseilles (generaD-Jas W ElWeh
ctr Alaskan, Blackwell. San Pedro. saI
yrancisco. &c, via Panama Canal (generaJ
-rJnIted American Lines, Inc.
str Alaskan. Blackwell iron Lonooh,
san Pedro tresidue) United American Lines
Ire. r,avr. cura
Gao and Maracaibo via Mayague1 lsehe'ao-
~. San Lorenzo. Foss. San Juan. Ponse
ne tgenerai)-New York and Porto hice
SIR beatrice. Mumford. San Juan, Ponce
se treneraD-A II Bull Co.
str Norfolk. chadwick. Puerto ,.,,,n rs cc 70
str bolivar. Packer. ST Thomas. 81 Cron
&C tgeneraD-clyde Steamship Co
CTR David McKelvy. Lagoutte. fort bopos
fhaIlast)-D Il Warden.
str Harold Walker, Jones, Tampico lDai'
lsstl--Huasteca Petroleum Co,
Str Flora DUTCH, vinken, cape Haul
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Chickamauga 65 y Hatteras 18th.
Dssu Eg q EmsTs q sW M atsr asssraf f5th '
Dochra % N Cape Ms< 14th.
z l. Doheny pa Block Island 18th.
II l. Doheny III 100 ~ Hatteras 18TH.
j. T Bedford 68 y Hatteras 18th.
Il Q Barstow 92 SW Hatteras 18th.
Garfield 1873 Ambrose l. 10TH
FL G Folger 80 N Hatteras 10Th.
Hubeyt 1.f06 Sc Cape May 10Th.
Independence Hall 450 + Ambrose l. 18th.
j w Van Dyke 23 Overfalls l. v 18th.
Japan Arrow 10 Il Key West 14th.
John Archbold 23a SSW Hatteras l4th.
Mayaro 725 SSE Ambrose L v l4th.
Nelrose SS NE Winter Quarter 1. v 1oth.
Millipocket 402 s Ambrose L v l4th. 80
Mississippi called Boston for Baltimore lotn.
Afunamar left Neuvitas 14th.
ASanindies $40 Ambrose l. v 14th.
Nacoochee ITO NE Hatteras 18th.
Nelson ass SSE Cape Henry 14th.
Olen 500 r Ambrose l. 18th.
Paloma 234 S Ambrose L v 10Th.
Philadelphia 622 Ambrose L " 18th.
Redondo $50 Il Ambrose l. 10th.
Republic 100 NNE Winter Quarter l. 18th.
Santa Elisa COS 8 Ambrose l. 18th.
Santa Lusa 0S5 Ambrose 10th.
suhoateo iS5 = Nantucket L 18Th,
W G Teagle so 5 Ambrose L v 18th:
Westwego 400 Il Ambrose l. v 10Th.
VIM A McKenney 5 Old Point Comfort
14th.
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Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval CON-
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may. without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor. Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras. N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re.
ports must be addressed only =,
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded TO New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. at New York
city (WCG); BABYLON, l.. i.
(WSE); Easthampton. L. I.
(WSA), and New London. Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
ica at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Caps
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through tho
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the u. s. Public
Health Service.
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Port de Paix. &C (generaD-Funch. Edye =
Co.
str General q w Goethals. Foster, Port
an Prince and cristobai tgeneraD Panama
Railroad Steamship Co.
Str Castletown. Coombs. Cardenas tbas-
last)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str C;lendoyle, Aspinwall, Nuevltas. Manau.
&c (generaD-Atantic Fruit 60.
Str Nordhvalen DAM. Madsen, Nassau
and Cienfuegos tseneraD-New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Orizaba. O'Keefe. liza sana (serera)--
New York and Cuba Mat Steamship Co.
Str Ell Alba. Burns. Galveston tgenerap-- -
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Comus, Boyd. New Orleans lgeneral)--
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Comanche, Staples. Charleston ana
Jacksonville tgeneraD Clyde steamship Co.
Str Lake Arthur. Atkinson. Richmond
Observation-Disclosures and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Sverro fNor). Larsen. Baltimore (bal-
lsst)-Eagle Steamship Co.
Str Bayway. Kiitgaard, Philadelphia (bai-
lasD-R " Hague.
Str Gaute tNor9. Gram. wai'on tballast)-
+ Whitney q Co.
Str Norwalk. Call. Boston tgeneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Favonian lBrl. Hartiiuei Halifax
dallasD--J. Whitney 20.
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SAILED.

strs Clan buchanan tBr.. ,rhiladelhla'
Huronian (Br), do: City of Montgomery,
savannah; Lake Arthur. Richmond; Flora
Dutch. Port au Prince, &C: Beatrice, san
Juan. SC; Maraval tBrl. Perth lAmboy;
Editor, Baltimore: Philadelhia. do: La
Bourdonnais (Frl. vigo and Hayre: ~ ~
w Goethals, Port al Prince. sc: Nordhvalsn
DAM. Nassau, &C; Northwestern Miller
,Br). London.
strs w 1 Teagle. Texas City; Adige dtaD
Norfolk Katuna tBr), Port Said, &C
Lenape. Jacksonville: Araguaya tBrp. Ber-
muda: Fort Victoria (Br), do; San Lorenzo.
San Juan. sc; Ryndam Dutch, Rotterdam
comus. New Orleans Toloa tBrl. Havana.
&C; Comanche. Jacksonvile: orduna tBr).
Hamburg: Homeric CDr) southampton
Baltic tBr). Liverpool; Almargo tBrl
Buena ventura. Sc, via Norfolk. Nueces. Gal
weston: Maracaibo. Mayaguez. SC: American
Legion, Rio Janeiro, &c: Selma City, Van
couver sc: Amelia. Port Antonio; America.
Bremen.
Strs Procyon (Dutchl. Rotterdam: Harold
Walker. Tampico; Ebro tBrl. Callao; Col
lainer. Philadelphia; Willhilo. Baltimore.
Str Herman EraSch, Sabine.
Schr Helvctia, Charleston.
Tugs Warrior, towing barses tpassed out
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A !. Kent 35 sw Gay Head 18th.
Acme $40 INV Tortusas 18th.
Albert Il watts Is u Tampico 18th.
Archer 1895 w Balboa 10th.
Ario LA Panuco bar 18TH.
Aryan IS NE Jupiter 10th.
Asian $40 Sc Sand Island 18TH.
Baton Rouge % SE South Pass 10Th.
Beshnor lat - -, Ion 30 4s 10Th.
Borgestad 10 w Sand Key 10TH.
Cerro Azal 315 $ South Pass 18th,
Charles Braley Sa3 w by s Tampico 10th,
Charles Pratt i2l NV Tortusas 10Th.
Cholutsca 316 n Cartes 18th.
Coidbrcok 2 s Jupiter 18th.
Corning 225 Il Tamplco 10th.
Currier 80 w Sand Key 18th.
Delaware sun IS Tuxpam lotn'
Eagle ITO Cape San Luca: 18th.
ri Munao M 81 Jupiter 18TH.
FL Sol g S Jupiter 18TH. -
Eugene " r Thayer 75 + Sand Key 18TH.
ssrss ssrss " ySs1 Marnes 50 q SE n rampico s Sh %
ssSlihsn GSlranS "a = J" sabine sia bar 18th; 18th.
C;,lfmaid rs NE Jupiter 18th.
t;ulfqueen ~ L Sand Key 10Th.
Iialsey e22 y TampIeo 10Th;
! Il T9l1sis; pansiser II Is i II Tampico @ 18Th.
Jehn d Archbold so NE Jupiter 18th.
Louisiana ia ESE Tortugas 10th.
Marne 80 SSE Tortugas 10Th.
Nfundale IS s Hatteras 18th.
New York 90 w Sand Key 10Th.
Nora 1o4 z Tampco 18th.
o T Waring 10 South Pass 10TH
Clancho 33l Sc South Pass 18th.
Cssa !, 1,040 Z Cape May 18th.
oregonian I5T f Ambrose L 18th.
Patrick Henry 1.194 w Balboa 10Th.
Princeton 2l9 ENE Tampico 15th
ouistconck 35 w Sand Key 10Th.
Eayo 135 n Jupiter 10th.
Robin Goodfeffow 0S4 NV Balboa 10Th.
Sabine Sun 20 NE Jupiter 18th.
Saccarappa % Tortugas 18th.
saco rs wNW Tortugas 9Th.
Salvation Lass Il w Tortugas 18th.
samuel l. Fuller IL y Tampico 18th.
San Gil 81 y Hatteras 10Th.
San Pablo 81 S Delaware Breakwater lotn.
San Tirso 30 from Hatteras 18th.
Stureholm 373 Hatteras 10Th.
Swiftarrow % L Lobos 10Th.
Swiftsure 2Ij Il Tampico 18th.
Thomas II Wheeler 30 Sc Sabine Pass lots
Tsr'r'dadian Is ENE Tampico 18th.
Irriialba I34. Scotland l. 10Th.
Ncsta 26J ESE Sabine bar 18TH
w VI Irish IA NE Jupiter l5th
Warwick 436 S Miami 10Th.
winifred 10 SW Sand Key 10TH.
winona Ia Il Ambrose i 10th.
zcppot 80 L Lobos 18th.
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West Guf-Fresh and strong southerly
winds and fair weather Sunday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east to north winds and fair
weather Sunday.
North OF Sandy Hook--General northwest
winds. shifting to southeast and south sun
day night: fair weather Sunday.
Sandy Hook 10 Observation-Disclosures variable
winds, becoming southerly: fair weather
Sunday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Moderate var!-
able winds fair weather Sunday.
Disturbance OF considerable intensity east
OF Newfoundland. probably moving slowly
eastward.
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Sandy Hook at 9:19 AM; Eastern. towing
2 (do at 10 :55 AND.
Sailed i4th. strs d G scofield. San Fran
cisco; Jefferson. Norfolk.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced to sea leveD at New York on
Saturday, April 10. 1922. at 8 AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty-nine and sixty-five hundredths
29.6J) inches. This closely approximate
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying
In or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind e Sandy Hook. s PM. NV, clear:
choppy sea.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

sir North Land. Boston for New York.
Schr Evelyn V Miller tBD. Halifax, Ms,
for New York. wifi lath 10 the Sherman
Lumber Co; vessel 10 Gmartin q Co.
Schr Cozy, Creenport for New York
Motor barges Choctaw Cat lU:3O AND ;
rsadi,.v, inf 10 % AMY.
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Bound East.

Str Rosalind 1Br), New York for Halifax.
schr William A Saugler ,Br). New York
for Halifax (anchoredl. - - :.
schr Barbara w tBr), New YORK ior st
John, NIB. ~, . $780,, ~.
10 80 AMI.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Olaf T. Kongstad (Nor) which arrived
at New Yorw last Friday from Bluefields,
has windass broken.
schr Marion @ Douglass CBr) was sold at
public auction at Newport News April IL
tor $4,000.
Tug Henry Lee before reported sunk. was
raised by Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Co
Wednesday and taken 10 West New Brigh-
ton. 81.
ASTORIA. Ore. April 15-Remaining ves-
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CLARK'S 18th CRUISE, FEB. 3, 1923
TIE H1 MEDITERRANEAN

BY Specially Chartered. Sumptuous S. 8.
EMPRESS Of SCOTLAND" oil burner, $4,000
gross tons; 65 DAYS CRUISE, $500 and up; i9 days
10 Egypt aud Palestine: Spaip. Italy, Greece. etc.
EURoPE-Passion Play Tours. 500 up.
FRANK G. CLARK. Times Building. New York
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. April 15-Barometer at
noon. 29.12 inches; wind. NV. fresh breeze !;
weather. dull and hazy: temperature. 80 deg
Fair.
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.
East Guif--Moderate variable winds. fair
weather Sunday.
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NEWS FROM ALL THE W.

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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desire will be lacking on your journey.
The ships arc FL, 600 ton oil-burning
vessels. They are exquisitely appointed
in faultless taste. The staterooms are
unusually spacious and equipped with hot
and cold running water, electric fans,
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side and most have private baths. The
glass nclosedpromenades, library, grand
salon for dancing provide diversion for
every hour Of the day and night.
Send the information blank now and
get the Government descriptive litera-
turc. You owe il TO yourself TO know
the advantages you may enjoy when
travelling on JOUR ships to the Orient.
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20 ENGLAND |
SIX DAYS |

AGwI Lines steamship Service--Fforids. thu
Caroiinas. Cuba. Texas. California. Mexico.
Porto Rico. Santo Domingo, Apply $50 9th av.
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nARNE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
ror SALE CHEAP. cruising houseboat. IS
~ 20 II 5it IT,: 10 rooms; 60 y. y,
Globe engine, electric lights, steam heai,
running water; fine for club or smail
freighter. The Comet, 1T. Pembroke st.,
rtldrsport Conn.
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Continued ON Following Page,
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Write for Booklet

lom Government pishes The name Of cpeyy trosbccite
rafecr II you considering Voydge duyChsyc
Send the information blank nouno matter hcn yoH intend
10 TO- lon srf receive whom The Governments book-
Ie cf authentic travel information description Of the " s.
Government ships, aud literature telling Of things 10 see iH
foreign lands. fon 'rH be under obligation.
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BY United States Naval Radio.

I'M Rockefeller 90 n Hatteras 10Th.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
THE BEST PLAY TO USE.

With the ball in your possession on
your own 5.yard line, second down,
near end OF game, with opponents
leading by a touchdown, place your
team in punt formation and then
run wide end run. You have To
make ground fast now, short plunges
win he OF little aid, unless the defense
so obviously places itself as to leave
a big gap in the line for a back to
slip through for a long gain. Your
opponents viii expect punt here,
hence the reason Tor your calling a
punt formation And they viii want
YOU to punt. as il gives them a fine
chance 10 take long chances in order
TO score again. Consequently. they
will have two hacks PLAYING far np the
field 10 bring hack the punt This
weakens their usual defense by one
man and gives Won that additional ad,
vantage in making YOUR run success
ful.
Under such conditions a forward
pass is sometimes tried Il succeeds
because Il is rarely expected Few
teams ever chance n pass when SO
near their own seal line. And such a
pass is only last resort II Is a bet
Ter play on this Down than on the en-
suing ones. because il j. not a last
desperate Ebert. as q, viii ne later
should sou tail agan
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Central Gridsters
on Injured List

Every nerve at Central high N be.
ing strained TO put the best foot for.
ward against Sioux city IIlgh next
Friday, when Central plays Sioux
city High at League pnrk, The do.
fonslvo, largely neglected IN design.
lng an offensive game against Sheu.
andonh last week, IL being polished
M By coach Schmidt IN preparation
for this weeks contest.
Several casualties were the result
Of last Saturdays fray, thus making
the Central mentor fall back into the
substitute ranks for new faces 10 III
tho vacancies. Captain Stribing may
bo out Of the lineup for couple OF
weeks while Perciyal and Howell are
expected to he over their minor IN.
iuries in time for tho clash with the
Iowa gridstors. McDermott filled the
signal calling position during practice
last night while Marrow worked NJ the
half position.
Coach IIill will see his Reserves got
into action when they meet the JEFF.
ferson High machine from Council
Bluffs in preliminary game 70 the
big contest
Tho Purple squad was taken
through the old army style Of calls.
themes after short signal drill last
night and Coach Schmidt has made
provisions for some scrmmago with
Coach Ernie Adams Omaha uniVor.
sity proteges before tho mixup Fri.
daV,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Baltimore Wins
From St. Paul

Baltimore. Md, Oct. 9.-Baltlmore
won the fourth game Of the little
world series from St Paul here this
afternoon, Ito 3. With tho score
tied in the ninth, three men on bases
and one out. MeAvoy Of the Orioles,
broke up the game with a home run
into the right field bleaehers. 1t was
his second home Of the series he hav-
ing broken up the first game with
a circuit clout This victory put
Baltimore further in the lead, three
games TO one.
Groves and Benton, was started on
the mound, were both knocked out
Parnham went in for Baltimore IN
the sixth and held the Saints score.
less for the remainder of the game.
Hall relieved Benton in tho ninth.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Miller Higgins Will Manage Yankees Inlay Trade Babe" Ruth
Fight on Denver
and Rio Crande
Takes New Turn
Call Issued for Bondholder.
10 Deposit Certificate.
With Richard Sulro
Committee.

New York oct . -'fhs contest 'of
control u The reorganization ~ the
Denver A rio Graudo railrosd took
u new turn when the Richard Rniro
committee, organized IN the interests
~ tho security holders, issued call
for holders NJ the Iaad's first and r.
funding 3 per cent and adjustment :
pr cent bonds % deposit them With
The committed as well Az certificates
If deposit for securities that have
been deposited previously with either
tho Perkins or Hammond commit
tees
1~ Missouri Pacific aud Westfrn
paefc railroads which connect with
The Denver a Rio Grnndo, ara both
seeking control ~ The reorganization
Of tho fond M butro sad. without
regard Tor fhn Interests Of the te-
eurity holders
Samuel I ntsruyorl counsel for the
Sutro committed. has advised the con.
mittco 20 Insist upon The Denver
Rio Grando defnultiug on the nost
payment on the rond'p consolidated
bonds ~ order thnt The snlo OF -
large block Of Utah Fuel company
stock held by the road may be forced
md the proceeds used 20 reduce prior
liens on The road IN the interests ~
The refundInR aud adjustments bond
holdery, III also advised The com
mlttae IA apply 20 the Interstate Com
morco commission for a public hear
Ing and investigation Of the entire
Denver x Mo Gronde, Western m.
elfic and Missouri Pacific history and
intcrrelatlons, past and present
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Philanthropists

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State Conference
Teams to Play

Lincoln, Neb., Oct 9--lSpeclal.)--
Three OF the state conference teams
viii meet outstate eleyens thls week.
end. Nebraska Wesleyan tangles
with Denver university at University
Place Saturday. Coach Speer takes
his Peru teachers down to Maryville,
Mo, far n battle with Maryvlle while
Coach Johnston's Doane proteges are
engaging st. Benedlcts at Atchlson,
Kan, In the opening game for the
Congregatlonalists
Chef Wynne's Midlanders have
picked up the plays Wynne used to
star with Notre Dame and the man
ner in which they put them over
against Ben Koesler's Cotner Bulldogs
Friday placed them in favorable POI
sition as possible conference cham
plons.
The schedule Of games for this
weekend:
Friday.
Nebraska Central ngainst Chadron At
Chadrop.
Grand Island against Kearney At Rear,
ney.
Wayne against Midland at Wayne.
Hastings against York al York.
Peru against Maryvllo at Maryville
Doans against ST. Benedicts al Atchi-
SON
cotner has an Spen date.
Nebraska wesleyan against Denver Uni
versity at University Place.
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
RUPERT Denies
Report Collins
Will Be Boss
Dame Rumor Says Collins
Will BE Traded 10 New
York for Babe" Ruth
and Bob Meusel.

New York. Oct. 9.-Millor Higgins
VIII manage the New York American
league club in 1923 II he cares 10
continue in the position which he has
held FOR the past two seasons.
This was the substance Of a state.
mont given the Associated Press to.
dry by Colonel Jacob RUPERT, the
Yankees owner, in denying a report
from tho west that Eddie Collins of
tho Chicago White Sox was TO man.
ngo the local American club next sea-
son.
According 10 these reports Collins
wns to come to the Yankees in a
trade for Bob Meusel outflelder and
Aaron ward, second haseman. both
Of whom played throughout the
world series that ended yesterday In
addition 10 cash consideration. Local
reports included Babe Ruth in the
deal and eliminated Ward.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Woodmen Lose Both
Games to All-Stars

The Omaha All-Stars won double
header from the Woodmen Of. the
World at Buffaloes' park yesterday,
Q to and to l.
A small crowd witnessed the game,
In the initial game the All-Stars
pounded Gernandt for II hits, while
the Vows only collected eight off Nc
CURE. who whitfield IA batters. Ger
randi whitfield seven. Smiths three
Dagger featured.
The second game was called in the
fifth because of darkness. Lang held
the Vows to one hit. j. Hazen fea-
tured with a three-bagger. Three dou-
bic plays were reeled off. McKeagere
made a spectacular on-hand catch
in the first game.
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important Boxing
Bouts This Week

October 10-t,eorge tx. o. Chimney
against Paul Doyle. ~ grounds In New
York.
October 10--Jack Britton against Jimmy
Kelly. 10 rounds in Havana. Cuba.
October 10--t'ene Tunney against Jack
Herman, 10 rounds In Jersey city.
October ii--tene belmont against
Sailor Freedman, 10 rounds In scran-
ton, Pa.
October Is-Wiilie jackson against sid
Barbarian, 10 rounds In Detroit.
October 1s-,Ioe Beckett against Frank
Moran. 20 rounds In London.
October ls--,Iaek Josephns against
Morgan jones. 10 rounds In Tacoma.
October iS-Hiliv Misko against Tommy
Gibson. rs rounds in New York.
October IS-Biliy Brition against Pat
Walsh. IL rounds In Great Bend, Kan,
Oetaher I3-Fddie Anderson against
Jaey sanger, 10 rounds In Milwaukee.
October It--Midget smith against
Danny Edwards, 10 rounds In Havana.
tuha.
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Leader in English
Court Circles Gets.
in Bad Win Corners

London, oct. Sir Alsnerie Fitz.
10Y Is, G. b.. 10. clerk Of the prlyy
council, most prominent figure IN
court circles, cousin Of the duke Of
Grafton, descendant Of Charles II and
Barbara Willires. was charged in the
police court with insulting women In
Hyde park resisting arrest and fight.
Ing the police, and remanded for fur.
Their examination on bail Of 500
pounds. The offenses occurred In
lovers walk near Hyde park on Sep.
TENDER 20. Three policemen testified
that they watched him half an hour,
In which time he had aecosted four
women and one OF the women came
forward and said that he had annoyed
her and invited her to go for a walk.
One policeman also said that when
he told Sir Almerlc he was under ar.
rest the latter hit him in the face
with a stick and fought all the way to
the police station.
Bee Want Ads produce results.
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Seven Clubs Share
in Series Receipts

New York, oct e.--The players pool
is subdiveded among the pennant win.
ners and the club which finished sec.
ond and third in each league. As the
Cardinals and Pirates tied for third
place in the Natonni league, seven
clubs Will share in the melon. The
amounts to be divided among the run.
nerup teams are as follows:
Browns s1s,54S.23.
Reds, $1S,54s23.
Tigers, s12,365.4s. ..
Cardinals, s6,1S2.74.
Pirates, s61S2T4.