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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Today in Ring History

Twenty three Years Ago.
Casper Leon won from Pinkey Evans,
Yonkers, N. Z, 20 rounds
Eighteen Years Ago.
Philadelphia Jack OBrien against George
Cole. no decision, Philadelphia, six rounds.
Seventeen Years Ago.
Kid Broad won from Jack Cardiff
Reading. Pa, 10 rounds
Seven Years Ago.
Tom Mcmahon knocked out Jack Geyer,
Cincinnati. three rounds.
Six Years Ago.
Charley White knocked out Miburn
Baylor. Cincinnati. one round.
Five Years Ago.
Jackie Clark knocked out Young
Ahearn. Allentown, Pa. three rounds
Johnny Kilbane against Frankie Flem-
ming, no decision. Montreal lerounds
Four Years Ago.
Benny Leonard won from Mike Golindo,
San Diego. Cal. four rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Jim Tracey to'Meet
Firpo in BuenOs Aires

New York, May 24.-Jim Tracey
Australasian heavyweight champion,
and Luis Firpo, champion OF South
Amerca, will go to Buenos Aires
next month for bout there the first
week in August. In his only ap-
pearance in this country. Tracey was
knocked out in the eighth round by
Bill Brennan, Nav l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Boehler and
Mcdonald Stage
Pitchers Battle
Leliyelt's Error in Final
stanza Coupled With
Ixxie's Hit Break
Up Contest.

Tulsa, OIL. May 4-Wiehi,a
took Q io.innins game from Tulsa
today. scoring The winning runs al
ter the sun had gone down and as
dusk was settling over the sogay
held. MeDowel's double and sin.
giles by Mcdonald and Smith and
Leliveii's error were responsible Tor
the tallies that broke the 1910 tic
existing from the ninth inning on.
4, was a great pitchers battle be-
tween Boehlsr aud Mcdonald after
each team had scored 10, The Oilers
took iour.run lead in the eighth.
but Lukanovie. who relieved Black.
was bombarded in the ninth. the
Witches tying the score. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT

Trtals IS II 81 12l Totals IS 10 ~ ~
'Ratted for Jone ain eighth.
s'Batted for Ehmke in eighth.
zBatted for Harris In second.
zzRan for Perkins In ninth.
Score by innings:
Detroit ...,,....i II 1 81 ~
Philadelphia ........0 700 1t
Summary-Rune: Cobb, HeIlmann (G,
Flagstead, Rigney (2, Bassler. Young,
McGowan. Dykes (2), Halloway I.) Error:
Rigney Two-base hits: Cobb. Cutshaw,
Galloway. Home runs: Heilmann t2).
Flagstead. Stolen base: Perkins Double
plays: Walker and Perkins; Bassisr and
Cutshaw. Left on bases: Detroit. s: Phil
arelphia. .. Bases on balls: OFF Harris. [
1; off Heimsch, l; off Ehmke. S. Struck
out: BY Ehmke. 6:-hy Olsen. 1: by Harris,
Hits: Off Harris. ; In . innings: off
Heimach. 10 in s Is innings: off Eckert.
in 1 2-s innings: off Ehmke. 8 in I inn
ings: off Olsen, in innings Hit by
pitched ball: By Ehmks (Walker.) Win
ming pitcher: Ehmke. Losing pitcher: Hell
mach. Umpires: Evans and Dineen. Time:
o:l0
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
"a 81 a. 81 Totals

To,ais "a 81 "a sal Totals ~ y " ~
.Batted for McMullin in sth.
ssRatt~d for Black In Ath.
..Ratted for Boehler In isth.
scor. by innings;
wichita ....fNo0a00sto 5-l5
Tulsa ......o:oioii6o ooe-io
summary-Runs:: Smith t?). Berger tD.
wsshburn 90. East t2). Mcdowell. Me-
Muiiin. Mcdonald, Bcnnett. Thompson.
Davis. Isiivelt. Lamb t5), Banman tD.
Errors: McMullin. washburn. Thompson.
Lelivei,. McGinnls. crosby. rwo.hase
hits; Berger. Blakcsley. Crosby, Nc
Doweii (:). Bennett tg. washburn osl,
Rsuman, MeGinnis. Home run; Lamb.
Sacrifice hits: Thompson. McGinnls. wash
burn Stolen bascs: Bauman. Thompson.
Earned runs; Wichita, 3: Tulsa, 8. Left
on bases: Wichita, II: Tulsa. 1s. Bases
on balls: OFF Black. I: off Lukanoyic. 2;
of Boehier. s: off Musser. Z; off Sci.
lars. I. Struck out: by Black q: by
Bochler. z: by Musser. 3: by Mcdonald,
|: wild pitch: Boehlcr (s). Hit by
pitched ball: East. by Black: Davis, by
Musser: Bauman. by Sellars: Washburn.
by Poehier. Runs and hits: OF Black,
and I3 In 4 innings; off Luksnovvic. 4 and
I In no inning: off Musser. Z and IL in
7i.3 innings: off scliars. 3 and 2 in Ia
inning. Double plays: East-McDowell.
Lamb Bauman. Berger washburn- McDow-
ell teD. Thompson -Bauman-Lelivelt te.
Time: $40. Umpires: Holmes and Ormsby.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Jocks Transportation Is
Paid by Glasgow Club

Chicago, May .24.-That Jock
Hutehison, Glenview professional, is
on his way today to Great Britain to
defend his title as British open golf
champion is due to the sportsmanship
of members of the Alexandra club Of
Glasgow, who guaranteed expenses
to the American to have him make
the trip to try a second time to carry
the crown back to America.
Hutchison was the first man to
bring the British open title out of the
British isles. He has expressed doubt
of his ability to repeat.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Well Known Jockeys Flock to
Omaha for Ak.Sar.Ben Races

pounds, is probably midget
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Student Managership
for Husker Athletes

Lincoln, May 24.-Student mana
gership of athletics is to be new in
stitution at the University of Ne
braska, beginning next fall, it was
announced yesterday. Student man.
ayers will qualify competitively.
They need not be athletes them
selves, and they may earn an IN" at
the end Of the junior year. They
will receive no financial returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Orpheum to Stage
Training Bouts Tonight

The Orpheum Garden gymnasium
will stage its weekly card of train
ing bouts tonight.
In addition to the regular pro-
gram of 80 rounds of boxing, all the
fighters on Friday nights program
will be introduced from the ring.
Those who will be introduced are
kid" Schlaifer, O'Keefe, Joey
Schwartz, Earl Puryear, Jim Flynn
and Ole Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Saunders Successfully
Defends Tennis Title

Boston. May 24-Clarence w.
Sanders of Dartmouth defended his
title as N. E. intercollegiate tennis
champion today at the Longwood
Cricket club, Chestnut Hill. defeat
ing Roger Carver, Massachusetts, In
stitution of Technology, rs, o., 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Red Sox Hurler
Pitches Tight
Ball in Pinches
Slow Thinking ON Part Of
Indians Infield Factor in
Victory for Boston
Team.

Boston. MAY 2l.-Despiie his nu-
merous bases on balls, Warren Col
Inns pitched effectively in the pinehss
today. Boston defeating Cleveland.
8 to ?. Collins aud his catcher. Har-
old Ruel. each knocked in two runs.
Slow thinking in the Cleveland in
field handicapped Bagby's pitching
Speaker has heavy cold aud kept to
his hole. Joe Wood acting as man
ager. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Buffaloes Open With
Des Moines Tomorrow

The cloude weeped continually
yesterday afternoon and the fourth
and final game Of the Omaha-Den-
yer series was postponed.
The Buffaloes have on aft day to-
day, but will meet the Des Moines
Boosters in the first game OF a four
contest series here starting Thurs
day afternoon.
Pitcher Joe Drugman of the Buf-
falo herd left yesterday to join the
Greensville (Miss.), club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

idle moment. He has ridden 90
mounts this season, placing first II
times second II times and third II
times. ..
P. Martinez, who was here last
year, has ridden 1876 mounts this year
and is officially credited with being
in the money II times, getting 70
firsts, Is seconds and 26 thirds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Interesting Bouts
at Business Mems

Several interesting workout bouts
were staged last night at the Busi-.
ness Mems gymnasium. Gene Can
non won over Willie Spencer, Jim
Jenson beat Mickey Brennan, Ed
Hunt won over "Kid" Graves, Ed
Sledge beat Fig" Newton, Battling
Garrison won over Bing Bang Dane
and Happy Malone defeated Kid
Penman.
Jim Flynn, Morrie Schlaifer and
Joey Schwartz will work out at the
gym" at 2:3O this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
PIrTsBuRGH

Score by innings:
Philadelphia ........o o I o q q q -
Pittsburgh ......,,...1 I'll
Summsry-Runs: Lebourveau. Fletcher.
Leslie. Henline. Maranville. Mueller ~.
Grimm ts). Groh t.). Nattox. Carlson.
Errors: Ring. Carlson. rwo-base hits:
Mnranvilie. Grimm. Gooch. Three-base
hits: Lebourveau, Maranville. Grimm. Mat
toS, Fletcher. Home run: HenIine. Stolen
base: Maranville. Sacrifice hit: Carey.
Left on bases: Philadelphia. s: Pittsburgh,
10. Bases on balls: of Ring. 5: off Pinto.
3; off Carlson. /. Struck out: BY Ring. l:
by Carlson, 3. Hits: Off Ring, = in 42-s
innings: by Pinto. s IN 3 la innings. Wild
pitch: Ring. 2. Winning pitcher: Carlson.
Losing pitcher: Ring. .Umpires: Moran
and Quigley. Time: l:43.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Rally in Eighth Inning
Wins Came for Detroit

Philadelphia, May ?l-A home run by
Pinch Hitter FlaEstead, a walk to Rig
ney and singles by Blue and Bassler gave
Detroit three runs in the eighth inning and
the deciding game Of the Philadelphia
series today. Z to 6. Heilmann had homo
runs the first two times at bat. 1t was
the first time in is consecutive games that
Miller failed 10 get hit.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Giants Defeat
Reds in Extra
Inning Battle
Bancroft Starts Fireworks by
Two.Bssser in Tenth Frame
Both Pitchers Effcc.
tive IN Pinches.

Cincinnati. May 2l,-New York
took the last game Of the series from
Cincinnati here today. , TO !. IN 10
innings. Bancroft started the iDth
with a two-bagser and scored oil
successive sacrifices by ffiseh and
Groh. Both Douglas aud Luqne
were effective at critical stages,
Douglas allowing only five hits.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
.AtAk.Sar.Ben
Track
By .Spiit Second"

Ak.sar- Ben field fssk was deep
With mud Wednesday morning and
only the banglails With a iondness
iaf the soft going were pu, through
their PAGES. The sticky condition OF
,hei course made last workouts i'm.
possible aud lew OF the horses were
asked to do their best over such
slnew-straining oval.
Old "split Second" MAS on the job
early and during the morning he
eaueh, IL OF the besgles showing
what they could do against the
watch, Those who worked and their
time are a, folIows.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Presiding Judge for
Running Races Here

Martin Nathanson, who will act as
presiding Judge at the Ak-Sar-Ben
races, arrived in Omaha last night.
He will commence at once with the
preliminary work connected with his
position, such as issuing trainers and
jockeys licenses
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Zbyszko Offers -.
LelUis S2O,WO for
Finish Match

St. Louis. May 24.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko, former heavyweight
wrestling champion, will give Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, $4,000 or the
entire gate receipts for a finish
match, ]. H. Herman, Zbyszko's
manager announced today in a
dispatch from Richmond, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

rier to go up
in the Ak
5 ar : B c II
spring run
in g races.
June 3 TO II.
The influx,
which began
a week ago,
will re a c h
t he pea k
pro b a b | y
next week.
A NJ o n 6
those to ar
rive t h S
w ee k are
Lunsford, Fl.
Jones. Grub
er, Lilley, C..
R a lis a n d
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
sIOuX CITY

Denver ..........0 o 0 IL 0s6 Ill
Sioux City ........0 0 0 3 y
summary--Runs: Comes. Wright f2).
Shanley (2), OBrien (2), Patterson,
Dunn, Sprangcr Parker. Hamilton co.
Hemingway. Fish. Metz. Erors: Nets.
Palmer (3). Two-base hits: Hamilton.
Stanley. Spranger. Robinson, Heming-
way, Metx, Patterson, O'Brien. Home run:
Metz. Stolen base: Patterson. Double
plays: Patterson Wright Dunn, Stanley
Spranger. Hits and runs: OF Hilton. II
and in 8 innings (none out in seventh.
Earned runs: Denver, Z; Sioux CITY. 5.
Bases on balls: Off Hilton, s: off Wilson,
3 Struck out: BY Hilton. 4: by Wilson. s..
Wild pitch: Wilson. Losing pitcher: Hill
ton. Empires: Fitzpatrick and Burnside.
Time: 2:05.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Tijuana Track Is
Cause Of Litigation

San Francisco. Cal. May A.-The
Tijuana race track, located in Mex
leo. jus, across the California line, is
the subject OF title dispute, with
two prominent san Francisco sports
men claiming the property. Jerome
Bassilly, reputcd owner OF the track,
which is also claimed by James Col
iroth, is cnroutc TO Mexico City 10
answer appeals filed in the Mexican
supreme court by Coffroth.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Boston ............. Il 2 0 Q 0 0 ! 2--s
st. Lotus ............1 0 0 0 o o o . 0-3
Summary - Runs Powell, Barbara
Southworth (3). Cruise (2), Holke (2).
Smith, Hornsby, Gamer. Errors: Cruise,
Ford. Hornsby, Ainsmitb. Two-base hits:
Oeschger Southworth. Torporcer. Three
base hits: Smith. Ainsmith, Cruise, Torpor-
GER Three-base hits: Smith, Ainsmith.
Cruise, Torporcer, Southworth. Home run:
southworth. Stolen base: Cruise. Sacrifice
hits: Barbara, Ford t2). Oeschger, Ain
smith. Boecke1. Double play: Bord, Bar
bare and Holke. Left on bases: Boston.
8; st. Louis, 10. Bases on balls: OFF
oeschger. 8; off North. 2. Hits: OFF Pfeff-
er. In innings; off North. 2 in . Inn
ings: off Goodwin, l In inning; off Bar
foot, in I inning. Hit by pitched ball:
By Oeschger (Fournier.) Wild pitches:
Goodwin, Barfoot. Oeschger (2.) Losing
pitcher: Pfeffer Umpires: KLEIN and Pfir-
man. Time: 1855
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Pirates Take Final Game
Of Series With Phillies

Pittsburgh. May .t-Ths Pirates swept
the series with Philadelphia by easily taxi.
Ing tn. closing game today. II 10 I. Hen.
line hit over the left field wall In the
eighth inning with ono man on, Ths
game was called st tho end OF the elghth
TO allow Pittsburgh to mako train con-
nections fer ST. Louis. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Inability to Hit Pmches
Cost New York Yankees Came

New York. May 24-1nabiblity to hit
game with the Senators today. 5 to 3.
Walter johnson had the better Of Sam
Jones. who was hit hard. Rice and Meu-
sci hit home runs. but Ruth again failed
to connect safely in five trips to the plate.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
An eastern golf writer says:

"The news that the stymie had
been restored in the Western Golf
association must have been a sur
prise to many out that way. for
most of them had no inkling that
it was even missing"
Wonder if this same golf writer
still believes that the Indians, all
dolled up in their war paint, are a
familiar sight in this part of the
country?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Boston Braves Take Four
STRAIGHT From Cardinals

st Louis, May 24.-Boston made It four
straight by winning today's game from
the Cardinals. 9 to ,. making the longest
slump OF the year for the locals. Oesch.
ger was wild at times. but proved effect
i've in the pinches The hitting Of Tor
porcer. Southworth and Oeschger featured.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Errors of Grand
Island Cost Game
Wainstaff Of Islanders Clouts
Out Two Homers and
Triple.

hastings, Nsb.. May 2t.-Despits two
home runs and . triple by wsinstan ana
a wonderful shoestring catch In the sighth
inning with the bases full. Haatings de-
feated Grand Island. q TO 8. today. Fauik
was In trouble all the time by walking
Hastings batters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Wichita Beats Tulsa Ginning Came Double and Two Singles Trim Oilers
ocrArNbled.
oportS %N6

According to the batting aver
age OF the Pacific Coast league,
jimmy o'connell. center fielder
OF the San Francisco team, leads
with a percentage OF $50, o'Ion-
nell is the bird ior whom the New
York Giants paid $4,000 last win.
ter. lie will report TO the Giants
next season.
Jack Miller, manager OF the
Seals. is playing o'Connell IN the
outiield and says iha, the young
s,er is hitting all kinds OF pitching
and will be q sensation IN the Ma
iional league,
A Harvard professor recently
discovered q beach in South Amer
ica where the pebbles were dis-
monds and other kinds OF precious
stones.
That's where some Of our fight
ers who asked such large suaran-
tees to appear in q ring ought to
build homes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Ran for IiarEfsys in

seaFa by inningsi
New York ,,,,,,,,,nsn . q a i-s
Cincinnati ..sr.ss,h nj
summaty-Runsl Bancroft. Snyder, Hsfs
grave ErFoFs3 Snyder. nahne. Twoshass
hiti Bancroft, ThfcesbsEe hlts iiafgfays,
Stolen base friseh, Sacrifice hits; frisch,
GF0h, Left on basesi New York, \. Gin.
rinnati. g. nnEes on bailss OFF Douglas. ~
OF iuqus. :. Struck outs ns Douglas. u
by Luaue. I. unpifes; Mccormick and
Seuirlie, TImes 1854.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Heatly's Errors Cost
Oklahoma City Game

Oklahoma City. okl.. May 24.-Heatly
erred twice today, the first one resulting
in two st, Joseph scores The second time
It let in one run and St. Joseph beat Okla
homa City, to :.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

.
arrivals.
Rails has seven
firsts, 20 seconds
and Is thirds to
his credit this
year. All these
races were at Tia
juana.
Gautner, weigh
ing l0l pounds. is
another joe k c y
who finds few
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Score by innings:
Grand Island ......0 4 Is
Summary--Runs: Hayslip. Roben. VAIN
staff Hetzm go. Cram. willetts t2). Hol-
ly ,2). Knapp t3). Errors: Haysip. Ro-
hen. Hetzni. .wainstsff. Sedevic. Roberts.
faulk, Denton t2), Holly. Knapp. Home
runs: wainstaH t2.) Three-base hits:
wainstaff Holly. Two-base hits: Beck.
Amen. Sacrifice hit: Tones. Bases on
balls: Off Faulk. I3: off Beck. !. Stolen
let's Double play,: Metz to sedevwic:
Faulk to Roberts TO Sedevic; Gkann to
Denton to Holly. Left on bases: Hastings,
l3. Grand Island. 10. Passed balls: Rob-
erts, t2D Wild pitch: Faulk. Earned runs:
Grand Island. 3: Hastings, I. Umpire:
Hawthorne. Time: 2:05
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Nsstsrday's Results.

Nesterdayis kesuIts.
BOSTON. 6; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit. Z; Philadelphia, 9.
Washington. b: New York. !.
No others scheduled.
Todsy's Games.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston.
No others scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Bears Hit Packers Hard
in Seventh and Win

Sioux City, Ia, May 2A-Two doubles.
five singles. q wild pitch and an Eror
gavs Denver eight runs in the seventh
inning and enough 10 win the opening
game OF the series from Sioux City. The
score was II to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Gautncr.
Pablo Martinez, Charles Gross,
Ted Wilson, George Williams, El-
mer Frator, E. Noble, Dave Hurn
and Paul Hurn, all riders at Tijuana
during the last meeting, are expected
to arrive next week to begin stretch
ing out their mounts.
H. Jones of Louisville rides for
DR.. R. E. Lovelle, who owns Captain
Clover and Evening Stories. Jones
has ridden in 33l races this year and
finished first Al times, second 81
times and third SO times.
c. Rails, who tips the beam at "a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
State Trap Champion Prefers
"Blue Rocks" to Sewing Circles

MRS. w. c. EDMISToN Of
M Omaha will defend her title OF
A'A woman's state trap champion
as the state tournament which started
At North Platte yesterday.
Mrs. Edmiston much prefers blue.
rocks TO sewing circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
sr. JOSEPH

81. Joseph ........2 90 1t00 o 0--3
oklahoma City ......oo 10000 %
summary-Runa: Olson. c. Fisher. De-
fate, Pitt. Heatly Errors: DEBATE. Heatly
(:) Two-base hits: DEBATE, Nufer. Sac
rifice hits: Nufer. Middleton. Ginglardi.
Bases on balls: Off Brady. l. Struck out:
BY Brady, ;. by McColl. I. Earned runs:
Oklahoma City. :; st. Joseph. Left on
bases: Oklahoma City. s; st. Joseph, 7.
Umpires: Donohus and Anderson. Time:
1875,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Score by innings ,
risyei.na ,,',...n nan01 90 l-2
Boston ..........,.s.o oos o-s
summary-Runs: scweli Wood, Harris.
nugan j. Collins. Foster t2), Ruei. En-
ror: Foster Two.base hits: Pratt, fes-
Ter. Ruel. Thrce.bs hit: Harris. saeri-
ficn hit. Pratt. Double plays;- Sewrl'-
Wamby, Pratt-Harrls, Dugsn Pratt Harris.
Left on bases: Cleveland. >: BOSTON. D.
Bases on balls; of Bagby. ,: off Collins.
T. Struck out: BY Bsgby. .: by Collins.
:. Umpirss: Moriarity. Wilson and Con-
molly: Time: 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Martin Na,hanson. well-known
horseman who will be the presiding
Judge at the coming Ak-Sar.Ben
spring running meet. June J TO
and including June IL. will issue
licenses at the local track start
ing next week.
According TO the rules OF the
Nebraska Racing commission. 10
entry will be accepted from any
stable no, provided with a trainers
license.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Omaha is becoming the mecca for
jockeys from throughout the United
States as the time ncars for the bar
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

! Totals IS II IT 10
'Batted for Jones in ninth.
'sRan for Skinner in ninth.
Score by innings:
Washington 0 o o a 3 . 2 4 as
New York ..........0 I 0 0 z 0 0 o t-3
Summary-Runs: Harris. Rice. Shanks,
Peckinpaugh, JOHNSON. MeuseI, Pipp.
Schang. Errors: Shanks. Baker. Scott.
Two-base hits: Schang. Scott Three base
hit: Shanks. Home runs: Meusel, Rice.
Stolen bases schang Shanks Sacrifice
hits: Harris. Scott Jones' PeckinpauRh.
Judge. Double PLAYS: johnson. Shanks
and Judge; Baker Ward and Pipp: Jones,
Baker and Pipp. Left on bases: New York,
9; Washington O. Bases on balls: Off
johnson. 4; off Jones, 1. Struck out: BY
johnson. S: by Jones. l.. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Jones (Rice.) Wild pitch: Jones'
Umpires: Hildebrand and Eallin. Time:
200
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

A Western league ball game that
lasts more than two hours be-
comes tiresome, particularly when
play is called as late as $3.50 p.
NJ. The national pastime. so far
in "Pa" Tearney's league, has not
enjoyed the patronage, especially
in Omaha, that was recorded last
year. There are several good rea-
sons and one OF them is the tactics
of the players in delaying games.
Four games played at the Buf-
ialocs' park each dragged along
for more than two hours, one last
two hours and eighteen minutes.
President Tearney, the umpires
and the team managers should try
at once to make the games faster
and, consequently, more interest
ing.
Baseball in Omaha needs a stin-
ulant.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
>EhsAskA STATE LEAGUE.
Ns.isrd.,'s ns.uI

Hastings 4, uIshd Island. .,
uthst games Raslpahsi, tain,
rudsy's Games,
fsiTbufy o, AaIfaiE
hastings ~ Beatrice.
Lincoln a. aTana Island
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

Luis Firpo. the Argentine heavy
weight who many eastern fight
fans are toutin' to the skies, may
have the necessary wsllop, but he
cannot hope to be regarded as
q champion fighter until he has
been in the movies, besieged with
offers Of marriage, toured Europe
and has shown some talent as an
author.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-10
SAUM.'

via Olgo Siverson, .~17-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Pat: Sixerson,
had the misfortune Of falling from q
hay-rack Saturday, afternoon and
breaking her yarm. She is reported
to be getting along as well as could
be- expected. >sS3G:! .,,
j! Ed. ,Boness and family visited at
the. JoesParochka home on. Sunday
afterno of,. b.. f.. w.. ~.
Elmer Dokksnycc scaled in Bemidji
on Saturday II ansacting! business.
Sam Johnson and family of North
Dakota visited At Tie 4, Ed. Boness
home for a couple Of days, Mr.. John
SOP! being a brother of Mrs. Boness.
They made: the trip by auto.
Mrs. Brooks had the misfortune
Of! falling from load Of hay last
week.. but. no serious, injuries were
sustained: -s,.ro -. -.:.:s, - ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Boness and the
formers brother, Conrad Of Crook
ston, and Mrs. Orih A. Garland and
children of Bemidji surprised Mr..
and. Mrs. Ole, Walden, on Friday: by
making them a, short visit. r. They
made ,the TRIP by car. ,.a. n
Mrs. Gilge is seriouslyi i'll! at her
hA1,e with rheumatism inu her arm:
We all h9pe fer a. speedys recovery.
Z Olel Wglden, who hast been ION the
sick list,sis now improving. u