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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23

Negugee Dreakfast coats
 In satin crepe de chine and tafeta-assorted dainty shades very defty fashioned and aung their rich ness $13.5O to $325O. Dressing sacques Satin crepe de chine in large assortment of pretty shades, pain-others lace trimmed $395 to $125O Boudoir caps
 And bandeaus of net crepe de chine and satinspen- did assortment $1.25 to $5.
 Silk undes Radi1m silk vest and step-in, tailored models $6 Night robes of crepe de chine satin radum silk, fancy and tailored models $5/ to $24,5O Envelope chernise
 Of crepe de chine lace trimmed satin in tailored models $3.5O to $125O.
 Silk camisoles
 Crepe de chine satin with ribbon shoulder straps or built up shoulders $15O to $3.
 Princess slips
 Crepe de chine radium silk princess slips $6. Hand made undies
 Hand embroidered gowns, envelope chemise and cor set covers $2.75 to $1O.
 Under muslins
 Envelope chemse of fine nainsook bloomer com binations of the materia|ace embroidery trim med $1.50 to $3.
 Fancy boomers or step-ins of nainsook dotted swiss lace trimmed $1.25 to $2.
 Nainsook gowns-slip style lace trimmed $2 to $3 Silk petticoats
 Fancy jersey silk taffeta radium silk pettcoats- assorted colors $4.95 to $95O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Grandma's bridal handkerchief.

Was thing of beauty perohance hand made and you may be of the fortunate to have hers handed down to you
 If you not-let say that we do not presume to compare these kerchefs with the hand made sort Grandas time but they real dainty and suitable for the occason-dainty Venetian lace trimmed 3
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Gifts for the bride and bridesmaids.

Wrist watches $12.50. Earrings $3.50 to $650. Fancy hair ornaments $25O to $16.5O. Mesh bags $3.50 to $4O.65. Silver pate-Sterling and gold filled pencils $1 50 1850.
 Braceets-Sterling beaded gold filled and solid gold according material and style prices range soc to $38.25
 Rosaries in cases $1 to $6. Lingerie clasps-some gold filled some solid gold price range soc to $3.50 Bar and brooch pins solid gold $6.25 to $50. Butterfly lockets $175 to $25O.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-23
Footwear for the wedding

Rowland footwear has held a place of distinction for over 35 years and what more natural thing than to turn to the shop of good shoes at a time like this.
 For the bride
 White kid one strap pumps with block Cuban heel $9.
 Black satin one stramp pump with junior Louis heel $7.5O.
 Patent leather one strap pump with junior Louis heel $7.5O.
 Grey elk sport oxford with black calf saddle, rub Der soles $9.
 For the groom
 Patent leather dress OK lords plain toes $8.
 Cherry tan calf butcher oxfords-new square toe $9.
 These suggestions are for the occasion itself and for the travelling outfit as well.
 Main floor, rear
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Lincoln, JAM 2l.-(Special Tele-
gram. Coach Fred T. Dawson OF
the University OF Nebraska left this
afternoon for 10 days trip east
in the interests OF Nebraska athletics,
according to a statement issued by
Chancellor Avery. Chancellor Avery
declined to state the exact purpose Of
Mr.. Dawson's mission, but wished
TO assure the public that he had rea-
son to believe that. arrangements were
being made by which Mr.. Dawson
would remain permanently at Ne
braska.
The chancellor's statement, fol-
lowing close upon the rumors which
have emanated from the higher cir
cles OF faculty officialdom leads those
in close connection with the uni
versity and the athletic department
to believe that there is a great pos
sibility that Mr.. Dawson is being
considered seriously as successor
to F. w. Luehring as athletic di-
rector.
Before leaving for the east Coach
Dawson was asked where he would
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Ed Walsh to Be
an Ump Who Has
Fans with" Him
Former Chicago White So,
Star P4 ssesses Affection of
Msiortr-Hss Good Rec
ord a. Pitcher.
~ Z. SANBoRN,

When big Ed Walsh. former pride
OF Chiefso's baseballdom. saunters
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

base stealing extends back over
period OF five years.
Haney OF Omaha was the champion
thief OF the circuit last season. yet
his 4S swipes were far under the
Western average and 30 less than
the league record established by
Fisher OF Omaha in 1909, In making
this record. too. Fisher participated
in only Isl games while Haney was
in loo.
Pitt OF Oklahoma City topped the
list with only al in 1920. and the
year before Hasbrook OF Des Moines
led with 81. This was the lowest
mark in the history of the league
for a full season.
The most remarkable thieying rec
ord was that made by Spencer OF
Pueblo in 1908 when he stole so bases
in only l39 games.
Just lamp this table OF leading
thieves Tor each year since the origin
OF the Western league and note the
decline OF base-running.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

been demonstrated in games this
season.
Konecky is bright light At guard.
In addition to being a fast floor man
and dandy guard, he is a dangerous
man around the hoops, giving Coach
Hill team composed almost entire
ly OF star basket shooters.
Ninton Lawson is the other reg
ular guard. -.
In Ward Perciyal, Oliver Sautter
and George Johnston, the team has
strong reserve force. Percival plays
best at center, Sautter at forward and
Johnson at guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

completes the roster OF the team
in the Western league pennant race +
Of those who were regular tribe
two outfelders, one inhelder, one c;
pitchers are retained. There are IS
will mobilize here early in March to
At first will be found Amber,
youngster purchased from Los An
geles, who batted .325 in the West
ern Canada league, class B organi-
zation, and then starred in the VIM
ter league on the Pacific coast this
winter.
At second will be found Mike
Massey, purchased from the Omaha
club last fall, a player who batted
.3l1 in the Western last season.
Third will be taken care OF by Butch
Kruger, who came to the tribe
from Joplin in exchange for Doc
Shanley. He batted .3l5 last year.
AS his understudy will be Joe Tate,
youngster secured from Ardmore
and who batted .348 in the Texas
Oklahoma league in 1921.
From Seattle of the Pacific Coast
league comes Roxy Middleton,
veteran outfelder, to replace George
Harper in the outheld. Middleton's
.276 in the Pacific Coast league,
which aspires to major league rat
ing, would indicate percentage well
over the 800 mark against the soft
pitching encountered in this circuit.
Pitt will be found in right again, a
star with a mark of 1927 for his 1921
endeavor. For the other outheld
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Morningside (l2).
Greeley Discovers perChampion" in Red Cloud Youth

the tutelage of Johnny Greeley.
With manager like him | could
be champion" the youth tells his
Red Cloud friends, and comes to
Omaha to look up the said pilot OF
Morrie Schlaifer.
81 want to be a fighter, will you
manage me?' he asks Greeley.
Can you use your dukes Cree
ley shoots back.
Never had a professional fight in
my life, but | can hit hard and take
'em on the jaw" he replies.
well, I'll think it over and let
you know tomorrow" Greeley an
| swcrsJ
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

He can knock mule for a line Of
Russian gravy bowls"
Gathering similar information
from other sources Greeley didn't
wait for the dawn of another day
to give the Red Cloud youth his
answer. He hunted him up.
Here, sign on this dotted line"
Greeley tells him. Its for FIVE
years, too
If | can't make champion out
Of him in that time, I'll quit the
game" says Greeley. Why. he
has everything but experience-and
experience is easily gotten.
The Nebraska giant stands 6 feet,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Is inches tall; weighs 220 pounds
and has an 85-inch reach, which is
1R inches more than Wizards.
Reach Longer Than Jess.
Greeley says he is as poor as an
Arkansas razor-back hog" at 220
pounds and that his fighting weight
should be around 240, which would
put him in Wizards class in avoir-
dupois.
The Omaha manager has sent his
white hope back to the farm to
fatten up, and when he returns
from the east with Schlaifer, he will
put Jensen in training.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Salt Lake Bees Start
Spring Training Soon

Modesto, Cal, Jan. 2l.-With
Jack Cook, business manager and
secretary, and Duffy Lewis, manager
OF the Salt Lake baseball team pres
ent, the city council last night ap-
proved plans and specifications for
/ the municipal athletic field to be
used for the training camp OF the
Bees. The work will be started at
once and game will be played
March d
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Glenn Warner May
Coach at Stanford

Stanford University, Cal, Jan. 2l.
Glenn Warner, football coach at
the University of Pittsburgh, ar
rived at Stanford university today
at the invitation of President Will
bur of the university, to talk over
the football situation. He said he
would give the university football au-
thorities such information and ad-
vice as he is able to give.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Mixed Doubles Tourney
Scheduled for Today

A mixed doubles tourney will be
staged tomorrow night at the Omaha
alleys. Twenty couples are expected
10 enter.
Rules governing the tourney for
bid girl with an average of l45 Or
better bowling with partner with a
i75 average or better, This rule was
adopted to make the matches as
rear even as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Year-Name and CIub.
Ihere aIso has been

There also has been decline in
sacrificing, but this has not been so
marked as the deteriorating of base
rum ng.
Two years ago Weidell Of Omaha
came within FIVE OF the league record
when he sacrificed 55 times, the
highest mark being 5S by Berger OF
Pueblo in 1911. As a matter OF fact
Weidell's record is better than that
OF Berger's for he participated in
only l32 games. while Berger had
l72 games in which to set his mark.
Haney of Omaha headed the list of
sacrifices during 1921 with 40, four
better than Washburn of Wichita. his
nearest rival.
That there has been only slight
variation year in and year out, with
general decline during the last few
years is shown by the following table
of leaders for each wear:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Council Bluffs Cage
Team Cops 1924
Victory From Denison

After trailing most OF the way,
Council Bluffs forged ahead in the
closing minutes of the game on the
caging OF Owens, Walsh and kinsel
and captured a 20 to "a victory
from Denison High school Friday
at Council Bluffs.
The first half ended II to 10 in
favor OF Denison.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Omaha University
Defeats Morningsiide

Although playing off form, Oma-
ha university cagers proved superior
to Morningside college quintet and
captured 81 to II verdict in game
played at the Omaha gym Friday.
Pressly and Corr were the heavy
point recorders for the local quintet,
both getting four field goals apiece.
Evans made three OF Morningside's IS
five baskets. ~
The box score:
omaha rntvsrsitv f911 f
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Jack Perry Beats
Murphy; McArthur
Loses to Mclean

Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. 2l.-
Jack Perry OF Pittsburgh, Pa, won
the newspaper decision over
frankie Murphy of Denver in a 10
round, no-decision bout here last
night. They are welterweights.
Stewart Mclean, St. Paul ban
tamweight, decisively outpointed
Earl Macarthur of Sioux City, Ia, in
10 rounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Baseball Bug Begins
Buzzing at Columbus

Columbus, Jan. 2l-The baseball
bug began buzzing here last week
when officers of the local baseball
association gave banquet at the
Evans hotel and discussed plans for
the coming season
Nose Justus, veteran manager,
will pilot the DISCOVERIES again this
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Basketball
%ReSulfSa
FRIDAYS RESULTS.
LOCAL.

FRIDAYS RESULTS.
d. local.
Notre Dame. "a; Creighton. a5.
Omaha university, 2l; Morningside, IL.
south High. 1s; Commerce, IL.
Fremont. 20; Benson, 2.
STATE.
Central High, 16; Geneva, Is.
sutton, 81; York. 1.
Dartmouth. 28; Auburn, 13.
Lincoln, Sc: Grand Island. 81. e
Wesleyan. 20: Trinity, Ia.
OTHER SCORES.
Council Eluffs. 20; Denison, -.
Upper Iowa. 26: Luther college, IS.
Ohio State. 23: Indiana. II.
Chicago, 20; Northwestern, II.
Coe college. II; HamIine, IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Pawnee City to Have
Golf Club of so Members

Pawnee City, Jan: 2l.-The conf
nittee in charge of the organizing OF
the Pawnee City Golf club made a
membership drive recently which
practically insured the success of the
club. The minimum number of
members was set at so, and this
number has been secured.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
: Bowling Popular.

Columbus, Jan. 2l-(Speciai)- y
Bowling is proving the most popular
81 ort of the winter here.
The Rex club has scheduled games
and made up city league which
comprises 10 teams.
The season will continue &c
March IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
British Golf Professionals
Nav Invade United States

New York. Jan. 2l.-George Dun
can and Abe Mitchell, British pro- ,s?-
fessional golfers, who toured ,his
country last year, may come 10 'ne
United States this year for the open
ehsmpionshipa
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Superior. Neb. Jan, si.--tspeciaL1-S
porior defeated webber High by the score
OF 5s 10 II. The game was played on
the Hardy court Superior started with a
rush and held the long end OF ths score
throughout the entire contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Bloomfield Neb., Jan. 2l.-(Special)--
The Bloomfield town baske; ball team won
from the Wausa team here In fast
game. the score being 2s to 90. The
visitors excelled in teamwork. but the
locals were better at shooting baskets
The game was tied at 81 all in the sec
ond half, the locals getting four baskets
In rapid succession while Wausa could bet
but one.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Coach Dawson of Nebraska Leaves
on Trip East in Interest of School

stop during his trip, but he refused
to make any statement concerning
the business which he would attend
TO on the trip. No intimation of the
cause OF the trip has been given
either by the chancellor or by the
athletic department.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Wakefield Teams Win.

Wakefield. Neb., Jan. 2l.-(Special Tele-
basket ball teams
played double header With Carroll here
winning both games. Boys game 80 TO
II. and girls game 3s to g. Fast play
ing of Harry Swanson and Ike" Inman
won the game for boys. Expert playing
of Alice Ebersoe and Esther Nuernberger
in making passes won the games for the
girls
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Gothenburg Wins
Exciting Game From
North Platte Cagers

Gothenburg, Jan. 81. = A bucket
of dope was upset here Friday night
when Gothenburg defeated North
Platte in a game that was replete with
thrills. When the final whistle was
blown the score stood % to 1o in the
locals favor, but only two minutes
before it stood lo to 18 in favor OF
the Lincoln county lads
With a score lo to l8 against them
ard two minutes to go, Gothenburg
oN"ned up fresh attack. Clay Carsk-
adon, the local phenom, then tossed
in the winning goal. Locke missed
two free throws and Brick" Carska-
don scored Gothenburg's last goal
for total of 28.
Summary:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Omaha Youth Plays on
Kemper Military Quintet

W.. A. Coglizer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Coglizer, 1900 South
Twenty-third street. is a member CT
the Kemper military school basket
ball team and was factor in KEN
per's defeat of Warrensburg training
school a week ago Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
He then looked into the past OF
this aspiring heavyweight.
Totes Ether Punch.

What he learned about him
sounded like an opium hounds wild
est dream
Say, that boy carries chloroform
in. either hand a Red Cloud native
informs him. That he's never had
professional fight is true. but he
fought around here for the fun Of it,
and what messy sights he made out
of his opponents.
Take it from me, that boy hits
'em with everything but the bell. the
stools and the gymnasium's license.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Kansan Elected Physical
Director of Beatrice "N

Beatrice, Jan, 2l.-Charles E,
Plath of Lawrence, Kan, was elected
physical director of the Beatrice Y.
NJ. c. A. at meeting OF the direc-
tors this week. He will assume his
duties next month.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

out toward iitAt
base 10 make his
d c b ut as an
American league
umpire he will
have four OF the
greatest assets a
new arbitrator
can possess. hey
arc the confidence
OF the fans. a
wonderful record
as a pitcher. the
friendship OF the
players. and con-
hdenee in himself.
Somebody may
rise to ask i I
knowledge OF the
playing rules is
moi the chief
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Shenandoah Wins.

Shenandoah. Ia. Jan. 21.-(SpeciaL)- -
Shenandoah High easily won its third
straight basket ball victory by defeating
Nillisca, 3S to 26. in a game which Glass
gov brothers starred for Shenandoah h.
Westboro (Mo.) Athletic club continued
Its winning streak by. defeating Com
pany" e." "a to %
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
reach and weight
II equal to Jess Wizards. and

II equal to Jess Wizards. and
- fighting heart like Cham
pion Jack Dempseys. What a
combination,
All these qualifications OF "su-
r-champion" are embodied in
Jim Jensen, a 2l-year-old product
OF Red Cloud, Neb.
Yet he has never had a profes-
sional fight.
Jensen, who aspires TO champion
ship heights IN the leather pushing
game, has followed kid" Schlaif-
G's meteoric rise in hstiana under
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Iowa Deaf Institute
Cagers Defeat WOodbine

The basket bali team of the Iowa
School for Deaf boys defeated Wood
hine High Friday night, IA to S.
Fair was the heavy scorer for the
Deaf boys quintet. making 6 a.
the Is points The first half ended
o to in favor of the Deaf institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

o'Sslll. ssh. Jan. .i.-tspseiati- -
iiasseit High school won over the oAeill
auintet on the local floor BY the score
~ is 90 4 II was o'Nsill's first defeat
thus far this season and its flrst defeat
on the home floor IN five years uaAsett
has not Lost 4 game this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Ord Beats Brnken Bow.

Ord, Neb., Jan. 21.-(Special. )-Ord
High school basket ball team gave
Broken Bows fast team its first defeat
of the season here on the local floor, win.
ming rs to 10 In fast game. Coach
Bucks tossers had their eyes on the hoop,
while Broken Bow shooting was ragged
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

straight away hit
ting since freak
pitching was ban
ished
While these may
have had something
70 do with Il. never
tlielrss the active
sphere is only one
year old. freak de
liyeries have been
banned only two
seasons while the
marked slump. In
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Oxford, Neb.. Jan. 21.-(Specal.) lin a
fast game on the floor of the Oxford
High school gymnasium the oxford boys
met defeat at the hands of the CLEANS
High by the score of As to Is. The OK
ford girls won from the Orleans girls by
a similar score
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

.OENTRAL High baske, flippers
| , are giving promise OF being con-
- tenders for state in,erscholastic
honors. The team has four victories
to its credit, having defeated Sutton,
South High, Benson and Geneva.
Its chances for the city champion
ship also are assuming a rosy hue.
The Centralities have beaten both
Benson and South High, and as the
Packers trimmed the Commerce
quintet last week, this makes the
Hillmen fayoritcs over Coach Drum
monds cohorts.
Central has a well-balancei team.
with Wilmer Beerklc, one of the best
basket shooters in the state, at the
pivot position.
In keyt and Reynolds it has a pair
of classy forwards whose ability to-
cage the pellet from all angles has
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Dewitt Quintet Win.

Dewitt Jan. el.--DeWiU High school
basket ball team copped two victories this
week. defeating Western High WedDesd2.
and Friend HiEh Friday. Dewitt sr--A~
tcnia into camp by IS 10 sca,A
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Blue Springs Loses.

Wymore. Neb., Jan. 1.-tSpecial. 1.-THE
basket ball team Of the Wymore High
school played the Blue Spring High school
team and won by the score of to 6. The
Union Center team played the Blue
Spring town team, winning by the score
of IS to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

WFnkrn now Nrhl jan -Fl""IHpefIaTII :
Tile Broken how High school basket
ball team defeated the sargent quintet
here by tho sraFs ot ~ 10 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Mitchell. Neb., Jan, sl.-tSperlail-
This Mitchell Legion basket bail team
trounccd the Bayard city quintet In
fast game by TIE score OF 20 20 IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. Especial. )-The
Lynx club. high school boys team
defeated the Mead High school five at the
university gymnasium, IS to 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Base Stealing
Lost Art in
Western Loop
Fred Haney's 40 swipes Last
Season We're Far Under
Leagues Average.

DASE stealing Is not the popular
* pastime in the Western league
Today Il once was, Some are in
clined 20 blame !, on the saaealled
liNeIN hall and imnfnNemenl In
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

BEspTins. Set, Jan. gi.-tSp@eisi, -
In a hard. fought basket ball game played
here the Ladgepole town quintet won
over the Blsaprins team BY TIE score
OF sa 10 20
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Indians Ready for Opening of
Western League With Veteran
Coast League Catcher at Helm

2l.-Signing Gus Fisher, veteran
the Pacific Coast league, as manager
which will represent Oklahoma City
ext season.
,men in the campaign in 1921, only
tcher, one utility player and three
new faces in the squad OF % which
prepare for the new season.
berth will be Eddie Moore, for
whom is predicted much better
season than that OF last year. Win
die, .305 hitter from the Enid club
of the Western association, and
Ralph Heatly, Oklahoma City's out
field, will not stack up as strongly
as it did last season with Harper
gone, but it will not be weak, by any
means.
Manager Fisher gives the Indians
much needed veteran for frs,
string backstop, with Dixie Parker
and Jim Long in reserve.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

NtWmAn JFoNt. NOD, Jan. -I-ISpe-
oiai. l--rhe local high. school basket ball
team defeated the Grand Island Business
college squad here by the score Of 40
to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Clarkes, Neb., Jan. 2l.-(Special)-
The local hlgt. school hoopsters trimmed
the Columbus quintet here by the score OF
81 to IA in a fast and Interesting game.
Clarks has only lost one contest thus far
this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Shenandoah, la, Jan. Especial, -
The Tabor aulntst won over the Com
phny l. team here By the score Of 81 "a
-. In an interesting basket bali eon'
test,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

81 Paul. N-b, Jan. gi.-tSpeeiaLl-
81. PAU High school basket bail players
defeated Sargent on the lntter's floor
by the score OF 10 TO 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Stromsburg Wins Game.

Stromsburg. Neb., Jan. 21.-tSpccial)---
Stromsburg High school girls basket ball
team won from Silver Creek, SO to IA
Stromsburg boys second team won from
York second team, 23 to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Curti. AKri-.. 4s; Cambridse, IL.


Cambridge, Neb., Jan. 2l-tSpecial.1
The Curtis Aggies defeated the Cam
bridge High school quintet here by the
score OF 42 TO IL
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Peru Normal Wins.
Mead High Loses.

kearney. Neb. Jan. 2i-(Special -
In fast basket ball game here the Peru
State Normal quintet defeated Kearney
by the score of is to Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
GIenwood Beats Malvern.

Dartmouth. Neb.. Jan. 2l.-(Speeial.l--
The local tigh quintet won from the Au-
burn team here In an interesting and fast
game by ;he score OF 25 10 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Geneva. Neb,. Jan. i,--tspeelsi.l--
Geneva and Hebron Legion teams eia-hed
here the latter emerging victorious by
the score OF s5 20 ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Fairfield and Minden Tie.

Fairfield Neb., Jan. 21.-(Special.)-
The Fairfield and Minden High school
basket ball teams played to a tie here
At the end of 30 minutes of playing the
game was called because of darkness.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Clarkes Beat Columbus.

Plattsmouth. Nell. Jan. 2l.-tSpecial.) }
The Plattsmouth team defeated the Au-
burn quintet here by the score OF rs to
l3, in fast game of basket ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

Pawnee City, Neb., Jan. 2i.--tSpeciaL -
The local American Legion basket ball
team met the Summerfield tKanD team
here in the high school gym" The game
was fast throughout Pawnee City won
by the score of 19 to 16.