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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
No Matter What the Weather.


II you have any ambition to turn
in low scores this season l earnestly
urge upon you a fixed schedule Of
practice which includes playing a
certain minimum OF strokes with
each club. Nothing pays bigger re-
turns. Let us assume that you are
ready for the first days scheduled
practice. The weather happens to
be miserably bad; it rains hard and
you picture the course as the least
desirable spot i'll the world on such
day. 1t is on just such an oc-
casion that the earnestness of mans
desire to make good golfer is test
ed. 1t makes big difference in the
outcome whether the weather keeps
you at home, or you study it to
minimize your schedule so that you
can play or practice, or both. 1t is
not particularly important whether
you play only two holes, or hit only
two shots each with all your clubs.
The transcendently important thing
is that you follow your schedule to
the best of your ability under the
weather conditions.
1t may be that you have found the
very idea you were seeking in those
few shots, and it is more probable
that you have found nothing, but the
big thing is that you have begun to
do a certain amount each day or
week as the case may be.
A man must practice, rain or
shine. A good player must become
accustomed to all kinds of weather
for the premier championships run
whole week, and all varieties of
weather are likely to come ones way
during that time. Therefore l advise
the beginning golfer to try to keep
his schedule up, or at least piece of
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Dennison Gusts
Two Amateurs

Johnny (Dvnamo)) Dennison, the
IN. NJ. Lands of Omaha Amateur
dom," exercised his first authority as
supervisor of sandlot baseball yester-
day when he suspended two players
for violating muny rules.
NJ Chris KENNY. manager of the
Knights OF Columbus. was barred
from the municipal diamonds for
wrangling. and "Chug" Ryan, a po-
~lieeman who performs on the X. of
{. team. was ousted for trying to
? punch Umpire Wattly in the face.
Several w. 0. w. players are under
fire. Dynamo" declared.
!, The PLAYERS will not be kept out
Ill season, Dennison said. As soon
IS they display due penitence they
will be reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
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!sza6I21E klsstsssseS kSssss

it, without overdue care as to the
weather.
In all large cities golf courses are very
far out, and many a time / have discbn-
solately left the city in heavy downpour
of rain, but the further went the lighter
and more cheerful became the outlook.
and by the time the club was reached
all rain had ceased. Out then came my
irons and ] hit them every one accord :
ing to my carefully studied plan.
The victory il not to be easily dis
couraged. Therefore caution you to keep
up your courage under disheartening con-
ditons improvement cannot always be
detected at once, and on some days one
actually seems to go backward. 1t is
something however, to discover that we
are doing something wrong, for the
chances are that when we recognize a mis-
take we can find the remedy for 1t.
The beginner, or the veteran, for that
matter, must never forget that to get the
most out of practice he should make every
shot with the same seriousness and
earnest Of purpose as though Champion
ship depended upon the result. This may
require an exercise Of will power and de-
termination, but it pays big returns. Prac-
tjce done In this spirit Is the greatest
possible guarantee Of ever-increasing skill.
And 1t is the thrill and satisfaction Of
playing well that is one OF the great
sources OF pleasure in golf. Tho player
who really masters the game derives
from its joys and satisfactions that the
indifferent player never knows exist. One
gets out of golf all that he puts into 1t.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Alex Maurice to Meet
Denver Welter at Cudahy's

Alex Maurice. Grand Island well
terweight who dishcd out beating
to Roy Conley OF Casper, Wyo.. in a
l0-round bout at the Auditorium
carly this month. will meet "Young"
Goldberg of Denver in the main
event of boxing show to be staged
Thursday night at the Cudaliy Pack
ing COMPANY.
Tommy Ncary of Milwaukee and
Buddy Mcdonald Of St. Paul will
meet in the semi-windup, while Tony
Lukes of Milwaukee and Jack
O'Toole, MINNEAPOLIS. lightweights,
meet in another l0-round mill.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Harris Of Bennington
Hurls One.Hit Game

Bennington defeated the Vinton
Express nine at Bennington Sunday,
6 to |. Harris and Peterson COM
prised the battery for the victors,
Harris striking out II men and al
lowing but one hit.
Bennington will play the Ramblers
next SUNDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Norfolk Waops Grand Island State Leauers Swaes by 9 Score
g9s;aaB'and;aas gsIaSBsaRds Rss'i!';
Yesterdays Result,

Yesterday hssults.
Wichita. 2. Tulsa, .,
Omaha NJ U~s Msta~s. rain.
No other games scheduled.
Teds,'s Games,
Omaha % sioux City.
Tulsa at Oklahoma city,
NJ, Joseph at Wichita,
Denver st Des Maines,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Teddy Gartn
Knocks Out French


Wahoo, Neb., May l6.-(Special
Telegram. Teddy Gartin. Lincoln.
knocked out"Kid" French of Central
City in the 10th round after iline
rounds of clean, aggressive boxing
here last night. Gartin had the edge
over his opponent during the entire
bout.
In the preliminary Harold john
ston OF Lincoln knocked out Dick
Logan i'll the first round.
In the semi-windup Smiling"
Springer of Lincoln was given a de-
c;sion over Ace Hudkins OF Valpa
raison in 8 rounds of fast and furious
boxing that delighted the spectators
from start to finish.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Coast Lacquer Sold.

Los Angeles, Cal, May l6-"Slim"
Love, member of the pitching staff
OF the Vernon Pacific Coast league,
has been sold outright to the Beau
mont club of the Texas league and
will report immediately. A few years
ago Love was one OF the pitching aces
OF the Detroit Tigers. He was sold
by them to the New York Ameri-
cans, but after a season with the
Yankees he returned to the Coast
/ league
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Cobb and Veach
Star in Tigers
4 to 2 Victory
Detroit Boss Gets Two
Doubles and Single Out Of
Three Times to Bat
Vcach Slams Out Two.

Washington. May 10. - Oldham
was master Of the situation at all
stages today. while Detroit punched
hits on both Phillips and Erickson
and easily won the opening game OF
the series from Washington. 4 10 2.
Cobb. and Veach drove in all OF the
runs for the visitors, who now are
in undisputed possession OF third
place as result OF having won
eight OF their last nine games.
Washington made triple play in
the ninth. Oldham was Oh second
and Blue on first. when Haney lined
to Harris. Blue was doubled up
when Harris tossed TO Judge and
the latter's throw reached Pcckin-
psueh a second before Oldham could
&c, back TO the bag. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Tilden and Richards
Leave for East

San Francisco, May l6.-National
Tennis Champion William T. Tildcn
and Vincent Richards, who ranks
third among the players. OF the
country, left today for thefeast. They
played at Berkeley. Cal, in the east
against west tournament, which they
won, and in the Pacific coast tourna-
ment, won by William M. Johnston
OF San Francisco.
With them went Phillip Bettens OF
San Francisco, Cal, junior champion
in 1916, 1917 and 1918 and winner
last year with Herbert Suhr of the
Oregon and Idaho doubles champion
ships. Bettens is 19 years old and no
longer eligible for junior events.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Braves Rally
Twelfth and
Beat Pirates
Cruise Doubles in Last In.
ming and Scores Winning
Run When Holke
Singles to Left.

Pittsburgh. May i6,-Bos'on de-
feated Pittsburgh today In a l2'in-
ming game. 7 to 5. Cruise started
the winning rally in the 18th With .
double after one was out Boeekel
was passed aud llelke singled TO
left. scoring Cruise, The other run
rers advanced on the throw 10 the
nla,e and Boeekei scored on ford's
ay TO Carey. shor,stop Mafanyills
was spiked by o'Neil in the ninth
and had TO be carried of the field.
He was no, seriously hurt, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Tate and Anderson
to Fight in Mexico

Chicago, May 16. - Bill Tate
former sparring partner for Jack
Dempsey, today was matched to box
Lee Anderson, another negro heavy
weight, in 15-round decision con-
test at Juarcz, Mex, July 4. The
match will be staged in the after.
noon in the Juarez race track.
Anderson holds victories over Sam
Langford and Kid Norfolk. Tate's
fractured right hand is mending rap
idly, which will permit the resump-
ton of training within two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Ray O'Brien Sold
to Denver Bears

Wichita Falls, Tex, May 10
Manager Walter Salm OF the Wichita
Falls team OF the Texas league, an
nounced the sale OF Outfieldcr Ray
O'Bricn to the Denver club in the
Western league. O'Bricn was with
Omaha in 1921.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Omaha Shooters to
Enter State Tourney

4 Omaha will be represented at the
aanual Nebraska State shoot at
North Platte, May %, "a and 25. by
Two squads OF guns.
3 Among the local shooters who will
Aompete are Joe Dawson, Bruce
Thorpe, Dierling, Isaac Noyes,
Frank Beard. Ray Kingsley, "B;,i
McCaffrey and Mcnamara.
n Shooting in the fourth trophy
event. will be or the program at
ahe Ak-Sar- Ben traps next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17

Yefsh " = ~
GRATED fcr M,rnusrd In ninth.
s.pr'fed for Nsttoy IN seventh.
ssspsttnd for Morrison In seventh.
Score by inninEs;
pittsburgh 80 e-s
sunmsry--southwor,h ~. Cruise f:,.
Ro-ekei t.,. Hnlke. Ford. Marsnyiils.
Carey t.). Fms. Hrsvuor. Errors: Msrsn-
vi,'r c). Grimm, Two.hsss hits; Ford.
Carey. Cruise. Home runs rarsy. stolen
bases; Southwor,h. Nicholson. Sacrifices
hits. Cruise. Marausrd. Miller. Ford f:l.
Carey, Bishe. t.,. Left on bases; Boston:
10: Pittsburgh. u. Base on balls; or
2: off Watson. I. Struck out: BY Mar
ru,rd 3: by cooner. 2: by Miller. 1. Hits:
OFF Marquard. & in 4 innings: off Wat
son. In I inning: oft Morrison, & in
innings: off CcouHr. 4 IN s inninEs: off
Miller. in innings. Mit by pitched
ball. Oooch. nv Miller. Wild p,'rh; Mar
puard ts). Passed ball: o'Noil Win
ring pitcher: Miller. Losing pitcher:
Cooper. t'mpires: RiElsr and Mccormick.
Time: s:Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Errors Costly
to Islanders
in First Game
Elk Horns Pound Two Hurl.
ers Hard-Chslk Up Five
Scores in Initial
Inning.

Norfolk. Nsb.. May 10, - In q
sgatisa before a small audience here
today the Elk Horns Won the hfst
game from Grand Island by the
score OF u to 9. Sehook opened the
game Tor the visitors and allowed
nine hits. which netting nine scores
IN FIVE innings. when he was relieved
hy Newton, ~ =,
batded Newton for two doubles and
! single, Specie held Gu, for Nor.
iolk Tor four innings, allowing but
two singles. In the fifth Eddie
Roben's Islanders started hitting and
he was relieved by Schmidt Score:
nRASp ISLAND Aonfoth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Phi Chi Team Wins

The Phi Chi Nebraska Medical
college fraternity baseball team wal.
loped the ''nonfrat' club at Elmwood
park yesterday by the score OF 81 to
S. The game was played in the col
lege 'frat" league.
No game is scheduled for this
afteraoon because of the college
track meet ~
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
PHILADELPHIA


Score by innings:
Chicago .............s I 900 . 0 O--s
Philadelphia ......0 1 0 05 0 0 3 x-9
Surfimarv-Rurs: johnson t2). McClel-
land. Collins. Hooosr. schalk. Young.
Johnston. Walker Miller f2). Dykes (2),
Galloway r,). Errors: Mostil. Schalk.
Perkins, Two-base hit: Collins. Three
base hits: Miller. Johnston. Home runs:
Hooper Mcrlellard. stolen base: Johns
ton. Sacrifice hits: Johnston. Yarrison.
Wech. Double play: Galloway-YYoung-
Johnston Left on bases: Chicago. s: Phil
adelphia. s. Base balls: Off Robert
son. /: off Hodge. 3: off Harris. 1: off
yarrison. I off Rommel .. Struck out
BY Robertson. I: by Harris, 3: by Hodge.
?. Hits: OFF Harris IN 8 innings: off
Yarrison. 3 in 3 1-s innings: off Naylor.
innings: OFF Robertson. 8 in S innings: off
Hodge. 3 in 3 innings. Winning pitcher:
Rommel Losing pitcher: Hodge. um-
nires: Evans Walsh and Dneen. Time:
=
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Want Pitchers

The Corr Electrics, members of
the Sunday class. 'B' amateur base
ball league, want pitchers. Any hurl-
er wanting to represent the Electric
club on ;he mound is urged to get in
touch with Herman Bitty at Atlantic
6439.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Cuban Expert Plays 40
Chess Games simultaneously

Paris, May l6.-Jose R. Capablan-
ca, the Cuban chess expert, today
won SO games, lost one and drew
one. playing simultaneously against
40 Of the best chess players in Paris.
The only one to beat the champion
was Jean Pape, an elderly antiquary.
1t was a fine exhibition of chess
throughout.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Checves Pitching Enables
Chicago TO Beat Giants

Chicago. Nay is.--Grcst pitching by
Virgil Chceves. coupled with opportune
hitting by his teammmatrs. enabled Chi
cago to even up the sesies with New
York today by winning. to 2. Cheeyes
had only one bad inning. when the Giants
touched him for four hits. including
double by Young. and scored two runs
Fred Toncy. making his first sppearan,s
Of the season. pitched well. but walk
to Kel,eher and a double by Grimes gave
the locals the first run. They counted
two more In the third on Statz's single
and doubles by kclleher and Grimes. the
lstters second two-hsgEcr. II was tha
second game OF the series which Cheeyes
won from the worlds champions. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
252 Players Entered in
Amateur Golf Championship

London, May l6.-..A record field
OF 252 players is entered for the anna
teur golf championship, which be-
gins MAY % on the Prestwick links.
Four American players, John G..
Anderson of Siwanoy; George Dick
son, jr., national links; Donald Par
son Of Youngstown. and John D.
Chapman Of Greenwich. are entered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17

Now that the big Kentucky derby
is run and won some 200,0 900 or 50,
losers around the country, will be
telling how they would have
cleaned up fortune had they fol-
lowed their own hunch and not the
other fellows.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
iIWHf ~ V'
LINCOLN
HASTINGS.

Totals rs tIll Totals
.Ratted for Norris In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
St. Louis Browns Score
Two in Eleventh and Win

Boston. May IS. - williams double.
Severeid's single. bad throw to the
| plate by Menosky and Ellerbe's sacrifice
| fly. gave st. Louis two runs in the 18th
| inning and victory over Boston today, s
| to 5. The Red Sox had the game in the
| ninth on Leibold's double and Pratt's
single. and they scored one run in the
11th on Menos1y's double. Pratt's nfield
out and Smiths single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Bryan Downey
Wins Over O'Dowd

Columbus, O., May l6.-Bryan
Downey, Cleveland middleweight.
won the referees decision over Mike
O'Dowd, St. Paul. in 12-round
bout here last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Omaha Coblins Win

The Omaha COLLINS, colored pro"
baseball team, shut out the Whiting
team on the latter's diamond Sunday,
2 to O. The fielding Of the COLLINS.
especially Hilton. was the feature Of
the game.
The COLLINS scored their two
scores in the sixth inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Luderus Released
as Mudhen Manager

Toledo, O.. May l6-Fred Lud-
erus, veteran first basen1an and mana
ger of the Toledo American associa-
club has been released uncondition-
ally and Right-helder Allan Wick
land has been appointed temporary
manager, it was announced here to-
day. Luderus, it is believed, will go
to the Pacific coast league.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Miss Cecil Leith Is
Victor in Tourney

Sandwich, England, May 16.-(By
A. P)-Miss Cecil Leith, the British
woman's golf champion, defeated
Mrs. Norma Craig, 9 up and 8 to go,
in today's play in the ladies' open
golf championship tournament here.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Yankees Bunch Hits
on Coveleskie and Win

Now York, May 16 - The Yankees
punched hits on Coyelcskie In the first
and eighth innings and won the opening
game Of their Cleveland series today. )
to 0. New York scored twice with two
out In the first on Bakers walk. singles
by Miller and Pipp and Woods tumble.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Lincoln Unable TO
Hit Former Buffalo

Hastings. Neb.. May Is.--fnabili,y to
hit WisinEton aud timely batting by
Hastings gave the home team victory
over Lincoln In tn. opening game here
TODAY Manager Relizer Of Lincoln was
ruled off the grounds for protesting
decision. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
'Batted for Pittenger in eighth.
"sBatted for Quinn in eighth.

Score by innings:
st. Louis ........0 0 o 0 Is
Boston .....0 9 o I 0 o 0 0 is
Summary-Runs: Gerber Young, Will
liams (2). SEVERED. McManus, Leibold
to). Menosky. Smith. Dugan. Errors:
Gerber. Menosky t2). Two-base hits:
Williams (2). Gerber Dugan. Harris.
Menosky (2), LeboId. Sacrifice hits:
Shocker (e). Gerber. Ellerbe. Menosky.
Double plays: Gerber-Ellerbe. Dugan-
Pratt-Harris. Pittenger. unassisted Left
on bases: ST. Louis. 5; boston, IL. Base
on balls: Off Shocker 6. Struck out: BY
Shocker, 8: by karr. 2. Hits: OF Quinn.
1o In innings: off karr. in innings.
Losing pitcher. Karr.t Umpires: Nallin
and Mariarity Time: 2:35.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
HaWkeyes Win

Iowa City, May Is. = The State
University OF Iowa baseball team de-
feated the University of Wisconsin,
8 to s, here today in western con-
ference game. =
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17

Score by innings:
Tulsa ..............o g o o 0l 0 is
Wichita ..........o o 9 04l o 0 S-7
Summary Runs: Thompson. Lamb.
Baumsn t?). MeGinnis t2). Smith. Ber-
ger. Blskcslcy. Mcdowell. Haley t:!. Sell
lars. Errors: Berger. Wsshburn, McMui-
Ian. Sacrifice hits: Lamb, Mcmillan.
Two-base hits: Bennett, Thompson. Me-
Ginnis. Boehler. Rlskesley. East. Home
runs: McGinnis. seliars. Berger. Double
plays: Mcdowell ll-Berger-Washburn. Sell
lars -washburn. Bauman- Nc Ginnis- -Lelivelt.
Struck out: BY Scllars. 2: by Boehler. 6.
Base on balls: OFF Sellars. 4; off Boehler.
3. Left on bases: Wichita, 9; Tulsa. 5.
Earned runs Tulsa. 4; Wichita. I. Um-
pires: Anderson and Donahue. Time:
l.95
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Athletics Win Third
Straight Victory

its third straight victory today by de-
feating Chicago. 9 to 8. in the opening
game Of the series. The White sox led.
to l. until the fifth inning when the
Athletics hammered Robertson for five
runs and then got three more in the
eighth inning off Hodge. his successor.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17

.Ratted for Norris in ninth.
Score by innings:
tircoIn q o o q o.
Hastings ..........o vi
Summary-Runs: Mccoy co.. Black.
i've, tinker. Amen tD. Cram. wiliets
fe). Hoilingsworth. Knapp. Urban. Wig
ington (3). Errors: Orr t3). Mccoy. Amen.
: Cram, Knapp t2). Tones. Home run:
Two.base hits: Corkey Tones. Sacrifice
hits: Wells. Dye. willets, Tones. Urban.
Denton. Stolen bases: Cram. Amen.
Black. Left on bases: Lincoln 10: Hast
inCs. g. Base on balls: OFF Wigington 3:
off Norris. e. off Grant. 2. Struck out:
by wigington. I: by Norris. 3. Passed
balls: Wiiiets Conkey (2). HIT by pitched
ball: Knapp. by Norris. Umpire: Haw-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Decatur Beats Lyons.

Decatur Beats Lyons.
Decatur. Neb., May 16.-(Special. -
The Decatur club defeated the Lyons team
here in an interesting game by the score
of to 0. Decatur scored its winning run
In the eighth inning. Stillman> and Beard
for Decatur and Hines and Jensen for
Lyons were the batteries.
Upland Easy Winner.
Upland, Neh. May l6.-tSpecial. Up
land and Rai Cloud crossed bats here Sun
day in the opening game OF the Polly
league before a big crowd. The game was
slow. The score follows:
Il. H. Z.
Red Cloud 800 0 Q 0 0 1-2 IL 10
Upland .....t 0 o N-e2 Ii
Batteries Red Cloud: Elmore. Slahy
and Pickler. Upland: ostergaard and
Christensen.
Upland plays in Holstein next Sunday.
The result OF the other games in the Polly
league today were:
Biadeu. 3: Hofstein- Is
. Blue Hill, l3, Lawrence,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
Murls Perfect Game.

Exeter Neb., May S.--(Special.)-Ex-
eter defeated the fast Bruning Indepen-
dents yesterday. shutting them out by a
score OF to O.. After the first inning the
game was a pitchers duel. Exeter gath
cred In two runs in the first inning as the
result Of three safe hits two Of which
were three.base hits. Fred Fussel, Exeter
pitching ace. pitched a no-run hit
game and struck out Is batters Two
weeks ago Brunng battIed Hastings State
league team II innings. losing, 1 to 8,
and Exeter feels proud of their clean de-
feat over the Bruning club. Exeter meets
Seward next Sunday, another team that
made the State league extend itself To
win.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

Louisville. 4: Milwaukee, ..
St Paul. 6: Columbus. S.
Toledo, 10: Minneapolis. :.
indianapolis. II: Kansas city. s.
TOday's Games.
Kansas City ut Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at st. Paul
NO other games scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17

Farwell. Neb., May 16.-(SpecaL L)-Re-
suits In the Sherman-Howard baseball
league are: At Farwell-Elba, 12, Farwell
j. At Dannebrog-Dannebrog 10: Boelus L.
At Ashton-Rockville. Is: Ashton, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-17
'Batted for Coveleskie in ninth.

'Batted Tor CoVeleskie IN ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 90
New York ..........2 0 0 0 0 0 0 / x--3
Summary-Runs: Watt. Baker. Miller.
Errors: Wood. Ward. Sacrifice hit: Few.
ster. Left ON bases: New York. 8: Cleve-
land. .. Base on balls: or Hoyt 8: off
Coveleskie. 3. Struck out: BY Hoyt. 2: by
Coveleskie. /. Umpires: Owens and Chill.
Time: 1886