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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-12-06
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-12-06

Mr.. Joseph Shreve, 6O34 8 May ST.,
who has been i'll with pneumonia for
the past three weeks, is well on the
road 10 recovery. Mr.. Shreve is very
popular among South Side society
circles and his many friends will be
pleased 10 hear of his improvement.
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THE FIRST coLoRED JUDGE
OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT
OF CHICAGO

Hon. Albert B. George, the first
oolored man ever elected to sit in
court Of record in the United States.
was inaugurated Monday, December
/, in room 100 Of the City Hall, as
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Hornsby Leads
HOmerun Hitters

Chicago. April 27.--Koeers Hornsby.
St. Louis Nationals. leads the major
league home run hitters 40 far this
season, with four circuit cIoufs 10 his
credit. Babe Ruth. New York. and
Mcsfnnus. 81. Louis. are tied AZ three
each for top honors in the American
league.
Fournier. Brooklyn, tied FOR second
place In the National league with
Granthsm. Chicago, when hs knocked
out . pair Of hemers IN today's game.
Grantham knocked out his third
Wednesday.
The scramble for fesssfshfp 10 more
being tied for third plses nth two home
,sss;; tsss Jsesb.ss INK isal.: nsassr' fhiis
asirhis: Speaker. Cleveland, Simmons.
fhllssslrh,a Thee msaihs s-s hsns
Jackson. New York. Barnkarf. Pitts.
burFh. Ssis. ftSokiYn.
10 .hs Amer car l.ssos ne. ,hs fslls.irs ',r
@ csiiis.. % 'sf ch'esss. ss" Wit ~. Wv fors
New Yerks noens, Boston Hooper. chi-
s qssa ysssh n,. n..''f ,. .re' sis rsss
nIsssr. pssfsIi; Williams. 81 Losis; mob.
fhs foiiewinx in N. National -h.y.
sssis-srh saf sns hoNs 'Sr Yors s sIsss. na.sss
carlson, Philadelphia l. Beil. g. Louis
Hartnest. chlosse; John.ion. nroekiyn. 7.
imsg,i.II.emisy' pss,. 1teyls ME-; ohiesss:
slnnstli Grimm. riissbursb. .assssl. Ns~
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SAYS EASTERN TRACK OFFICIALS
SORT OF JEALOUS OF PADDOCK'S
RECORD PERFORM ANCE AT DRAKE


"a slss~hess a. ihs uisAnls ~.
cuts 81 t.auisidse 1ane -
TIE heialhH ~ TIE Issnnff'Ysnls
ana nfnas fslass IN competitive
cate. served - htins - snllss sss,
versus wsst controversy = : bad "a
matter II fact. The returns ~sfs
more - les ~ stand eff. Tro
western athletes. ol.ef-t - Teffe
Dame sna flrooksr 81 Michigan. won
the Iaseiin throw and pole vault fe.
rpeeiivsly ai the Penn games. Fsr
ther. better performances were turn
sd In 81 the Drake meet In the 100
yard dash and several # ths fisi.
events. notably the pole vault ans
hlrh jump.
Hut the east came bark with q
worlds record ~ 7t5 IS By Bosfos
college for the twomile relay. with
Cambridge university dirtanced and
virrInia's ssls s-5 for one mile wss
much better than the time turned In
II the Drake meet. In fact, = study
Of the perforInsnc, would seem "a
indicate that eastern colleges hold the
key 10 the middle distance situation,
the Drake two-miIe title being won
In something like sos. At four miles.
however. the westerners held the edrs
by \ matter Of seconds or more.
The international question also VIE
settled with definite finality. Eric
Lyddell. British champion. was twice
beaten at 100 and 22o yards by east
ern coilegians and hardly seemed the
dangerous olympic factor his English
records would seem 20 indicate. Cam
bridge uncovered Just one half miller.
Douglas Lowe. He IL q good one, 20
good. in fact. that II would not sur
prise the writer II he won the oiyrn-
ric se0.meter race. Lowe looked like
the worlds best on Saturday.
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MsfernCeooue
A!GHlIGHTS'

~ ESyER'S massacre Of the
Tulsa Oilers IN the opening
- series OF this years Western
league campaign, recalls the days
when the Grizzlies were the greatest
team In the circuit.
Denver still holds the league record
with Ill victories In . single season,
made In 1911, and IL the only city 20
produce three consecutive pennant
winners.
When the Grizzlies won III games
In 1911, they had . margin Of - over
their nearest rivals at the finish.
They also hold the league record for
winning a pennant with the smallest
number Of victories. 81 in 1900.
Wichita won with III In 1918. but the
race was stopped in mldsesson that
year because Of the world war.
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Buffaloes Open
Here Today

Art Griggs and his Omaha Buffa-
loes will roll into Omaha at o'clock
this afternoon from Tulsa. where they
lost the third game of the series to
tho oilers Sunday by the score OF
J 10 2.
stanton's former Nebraska State
league hurIer. hurled a pretty good
game. but his bobbles we're costly and
the Oilers took advantage Of them to
win.
The BufYaloes and Witches open the
season here Tuesday afternoon at
League park. Following wichita
comes Jack Lellvelt and his Tulsans.
Members OF both tho Omaha and
Wichita teams will be guests Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Mt luncheon
Tuesday and will then 20 TO the park
whers Mayor Dahlman will hurl the
first ball.
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Beatrice Tn-State Club in Need
of Pitchers and Outfielders

Beatrice. Seb.. April ss.--with little
more than a week intervening before
the opening Of the Tri State season
here May = against Norfolk. the
Beatrice blues today began their first
regular workouts. Tho bclated started
has been due a. difficulty In securing
and assembling n squad of players
capable Of lasting through the Sea
son.
Even now. I'd HeicbIe. former
manager of the >erfeik State
league club. and playing manager
of the Hines this season. l. NOT
completely stocked. and several dis.
furhiug gaps remain 20 be plugged.
The club IL negotiating with
wichita. DsnsiIIe. IN. and Fort i.
smith. Ark. for additional players
and ouifieIders and pitchers in
particular. 80 far Reiehie himself
y the only regular eutfieidef on
the team.
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sr~foH DIVISION.
ynsfsr Omaha f>asse.

echeffer. third hsrcnan with fh.
Blues IN the Nebraska State ieagus
last year. viii act in that carscitv
again. suEss. another 1879 holdover.
has a firm grip ON the position Of
second haseman. and Mccov. formerly
with the Lincoln CSebJ state club
vii play first base. Packer. an
unattached recruit from Sioux City.
i the best prospect IN sight for short
stop.
Melting. from Minneapolis; Oliver.
from ksnss- City. and Hu<tstfer
from the fsishury f>ehl State siuh..
are the only pitchers Thus far IN
fow. stisr.seh Nsnsker HeiehLc
hopes fs hoek In additional husiers
from either leagues.
Most ~ tie Beatrice rs9yer- rot
their first view of . baseball here
sunday sfternocn. when Melting sr3
oliver hurried the Blues - . . 70
vfetory ever wymcra. NsA
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sntsrsd in this event and norningsids has
not filed its entries.
Tvo-mlie relay. South Dakota fMeyer,
HsnnIngs, Mullins and sehmidD; crsigh.
ton fFogerty. Trautman, Blissard and
Bfapnrt). Carleton fOlson, swanson,
Koidsric and Burns); South Dakota state
ff3iecksr, Henry Cram and COOPER, The
Dss Aoines university team has not been
chosen. North Dakota and ~. Thomas
are not entered IN tbs event and Morning
side has not named Its entries.
Medley race: south Dakota fJscauifb,
Mayer. Schmidt and Bain): South Da.
koia state fifick, cady, Motley ana
spsiehsr ana stewsrt): North Dakota
fThaeker, Kenyon. Drew. and Hansonl
Carleton fFfost, Boshmke. March ana
Hwanson): Hl Thomas III. OBrlfh.
Krneger Kipp and Fotzrnorflf). Ths Ues
MoInss team has not been selected IN this
event and MornlBgslds has not fled.
Announcements OF entries In the col
lsss and high school classes VIII be maze
within two or three days.
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onds for 100 yeards because he beat
the gun. Very good. II Paddock
beat the gun. Il IL obvious that he
did not do mine. three" at all.
The fact that he ran f25 yards IN
the worlds record time Of II seconds
was discounted, also, on the ground
that II was and is freak distance"
That IL absurd.
Twelve seconds happens 20 be ex.
cellcnt time for Is0 yards and the
fart that Paddock ran five yards
further In the same constitutes .
remarkable performance. II means
that he shaded even figures for the
first 100 yards Of the distance and
that, anyway you look st II, h no
club bfooted effort.
The criticism in fact. Is merely the
backwash OF sectional jealousy with
Paddock az the focal point. II is q
condition that will not be dissipatec
until the athlete IN question goes "a
the post with tho best in the east
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"A ~ mstt affisiAis that shs time II
al IA established last srs, Win hs
lawsfrd
ps. Molnss university !. ths ~.
uflis IN She nilis ffist. IN which tn.
Tigers viii have Ceftats. winner n
The ain yard iash ~ the kansas cItF
lndenf meel. Montgomery, who WIN
The anaf,er.mlle event ~ the confer.
enrn meet at Sioux city last June.
Teller. who waa third NJ the omaha
indoor meet lass <wintef. and White.
aide. an Oklahoma spce,ieter. South
Dakota. Carleton. South Dakota
state. North Dakota and Morning
eide are expected 10 offer most Of the
competition In this event.
Jaeauith. holder Of the conference
sso.sard record. win be anchor man
Of the south Dakota hslf.miIc team.
which many predict viii lead The field
In the short relay. creirhion's quar-
tet. however. showed It's heels 20 the
field at the North Central indoor meet
and may upset the flying Coyotes.
CoErh Hayes of 81. Thomas has still
another team which he thinks can
win the event. Carleton. always
strong In track, II a dark horse"
From its showing at the indoor
conference meet South Dakota State
has a team TO be reckoned with In
the event, which. with the two.milo
relay. will be a feature OF the uni.
yersity section.
Entries In the medley race indl.
cate close race with no favorItes.
All the schools are entered In this
event.
Official entries for the four feature
relays, announced today, follow:
Hslf-miis relay. South Dakota fJsc-
auith. stanton Clark, Woods and Harnsy) !.
south Dakota State fRick, cady, Cap
tain Motley and KellyD. Creighton Uepwer.
Burbridse. speeher and Pslmer): Carrie
march,; NJ. Thomas fklpp. r. o''Brien.
krueKer and DeEmond): Des Moines
Captain Hocho, Montgomery. Page and
Wblteride). North Dakota N not entered
in this event and borningsids has not
flied It's entries.
ons.niiis relay South Dakota lBain.
Nickeison, Collins and Dsklotz). North
Drsv); Creighton fTraptman, Bsndon,
Bufns, Best and orsweiD; Des Moines
fcorzstt, Montgomery, Toior ard White
ride). South Dakota State lRick, Cooper,
BIeeher and Motley. ~. Thomas IL not
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Creighton In the dlHrus and hrond
Jumps. Wynne expects to take u
tracksters 20 Sioux Falls. The young
Creighton coach isn't worrying about
tho number IL and the ilnx that gen.
orally trails along with that number.
Reports from Sioux Falls indicate
that many records will 20 by the
boards Saturday. Eight Of the North
Central conference schools and three
speedy quartets from Carleton and
st. Thomas colleges will compete.
Holders Of individual records are
among the competing stars.
Coach wynne will hold tryouts for
the relay teams this week and will
not know the roster of his relay
squads until later In the week.
South Dakota university, South Da-
tofa. State. North Dakota university.
Creighton. Des Molnes and Morning
side are the little eight" representa-
tiyes and Nebraska Wesleyan may
send one or more teams.
Particular interest surrounds the
two.miIe relay, iIiasmuch as II Il ex-
pecfed 10 show how North Central
teams compare with schools Of the
Missouri Valley loop and larger in
stitutions. Creighton's two-milc
team placed fourth at the Kansas re-
lays, behind Northwestern, Nebraska
and Kansas, and the HilItoppers viii
come to Sioux Falls heavy favorites
to win that event. They are expected
to be hnrd.pressed by Carleton, South
Dakota and South Dakota State, all
Of whom have well.baIanced squads
Of haIf-milers. IL n taken for grant
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RYAN WINNER
AT AK TRAPS

Denny Ryan. breaking 80 birds out
of a possible so, carried off the hon.
ors in the eighth leg Of tho shoot for
the Moore-Noyes doubles trophy held
by the Omaha Gun club At Ak'sar-
Zen field yesterday.
X. NJ. Beegie led the field in tho
registered shoot. getting 10 out Of .
possible 100 birds. r. B. vierling ran
Beegle a close second. getting ~ out
OF a possible 100.
Moove-Noyes Trophy.
Denny Ryan. 1910.
a. ~. Oriffth. 1910.
A. y. Condor, 141be.
A. g. sistsk, 7zsbe.
Registered shoot
X. NJ Bsegle. esstoo.
r.. n. vierling, styf0o.
T.. j. nuf. esrf0o.
Joe Dawson, soxioe
Cobb. s0xf0o.
Il Otto s7Nl00.
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Elks Bowling Tournament Entry List
Closes With Thirty-Six Teams Entered

With an entry list larger than the
one At the recent Nebraska State
Bowling tournament held IN Omaha.
the annual Elks smashing tour
ney viii get under way Friday night
az o'clock At the new EIks' bowling
alleys. The entry list closed Sunday.
Tbirty.six teams. one more than en-.
tercd The state tourney. viii compete
for tho various p~iyes hung up by
tho Eiks. ~ the tournament II
strictly for Elks. only Hrotber nils
arc eligible 10 roll on the 10 new
alleys at tI,s fine club house.
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REYNOLDS LEADS
FIELD CLUB GOLF

Sam Reynolds. with a score Of II.
turned In the low score Of those golf
ers who braved the chilly winds 10
indulge in their favorite pastims At
tho Field club yesterday. Jack
Hughes and c. y. Griffey shot an 80,
while NJ. ". La Douceur made the
course in 81.
Other scores were J. W. williams.
ss: Perry Reimers. 81; Harry Green.
street. SO: a. NJ. Summar. 81: q. c.
Summer. 81; II. y. Hart: Tom Hunt.
So: l.. E. Gillespie, So: @. A. Gregory.
IS: II. q. yeneman. SO; w. ID. Brandt.
ST.. Thomas Bureb. 81. aid 3. J. Ben.
der. 50.
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DePalma Beats
Sig Haugdahl

Los Angeles. April 2s.-RaIph De
Palma. Italian driver, twice defeated
his Norwegian rival. Sig Haugdahi.
on the b.s mile dirt oval at Ascot
park Sunday. winning both tho one.
lap and the 15-lap automobile feature
races.
De Palma flashed across the line
Is OF a second ahead OF the Nor
wegian In the one.iap dash. touring
the track In 81 seconds flat. In the
15=lap race he led Haugdah1 all the
way and get new track record for
the distance when he finished In 7
minutes 81 seconds. Leon Dursy.
French driver. tralled Haugdahl and
took third in this event.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Twenty-Five Omaha teams have en-.
tered. Fort Dodge Will be represented
with team. Lincoln II sending three
teams and Council Bluffs two. Grand
Island, Fremont. Columbus and BE.
strics each have entered q feam.
The 10 officers Of Omaha lodge. No.
80, viii roll the first balls down the
lanes Friday. The Omaha teams are
scheduled 10 bowl Friday and the
outstste teams Saturday and Sunday.
The annual banquet Of the Omaha
Elks Bowling league viii b held
Thursday evening. May .. In the ban.
1uet rooms Of the T.iks' clubhouse.
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Important Boxing
Bouts This Week

Apffi 9e-Ttfsr Flowers sssiast George
Hsblnseo. 10 rounds, In Atlanta
April xp-Jo~ Ttniify against Nate
Goldman 10 rounds. IN philadelphia
Mitchell. 10 rsund.. In phlladeiphla.
April zp--Tsmmy NiIfeH HEsiust lazy
Schwartz. 10 ruund-. ~ >sw York.
April rs.--fsi UerisHbaeis assinst usr-
old Ahbaff. 40 fnunSs, ~ NV tafk.
April 7s-teuns rfrftIinE nssinsf Nike
BsrL~. q refunds. in New fefA.
Anvil rp--Jask /ltic AGAINST Essv
Hammer ~ refunds. In >rw tofk.
Way s-pst Nofss "a sslnsf fsais VI
MAJ ---psIsnny leonard sssinss Cad
Bnane, ~ roupas. ~ >s~ Yefk.
Nat 7--.tcrs sanger AGAINST fsfI
NeAdsms. 10 rounds. IN Hiiw sakes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Krajicek's Homer
Wins for Lacy

Marshalitown, Ia, April fs.-Hsr.
shallto1n shut out the Sioux City
club Of the Tri.state league here Sun.
day, ! TO 0. Fred Kraficek's horns
run over center field fence was the
only run Of the game.
Both Brown and Hamilton pitched
IN nid-season form. holding the visi-
tors 10 three hits. Marshaiisown Koes
TO Waterloo Monday and Tuesday and
viii open the season here Thursday
against Rock Island.
Errras
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HAVERS MAY PLAY
SARAZEN AT HOME

New York, April 2s.-Following the
defeat Of Gene sarazen. Americas
leading professional golfer. by Arthur
Haysrs. British open champion. II was
announced today that the pair may
be rematched TO meet In England at
or near the time Of tho British cham
pionship In June. Hayers defeated
sarazen 5 up and TO play after the
American had been up at the end OF
SO holes.
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State Teachers
College Athlete
to Coach in East

Hartford. Conn, April ss.--Trin.
ify college has elected 10 In.
troduce western coaching system
for its football team and has ~
gsged Paul becker, = graduate of
the State Normsl and Teachers
college of Wayne Neb.. to take
charge next fall. n was announced
today.
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Waiter Charges
50 Confines for
Lighting Cigar

Paris, April 2s.-The extent 20
which the influence Of the forth
coming Olympic games n affect
ing those with itching palms IL u.
lustrated by the experience Of q
Frenchman, who was dining In n
Mont Marte restaurant.
Toward the end Of the meal, the
diner asked the waiter 10 light
his cigar. which was sbligIngIy
done. When the bill was present
ID ut tho end Of the meal the
guest found this item. lighting
cigar, 80 centimes.'
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
HARRY CREB SIGNS
TOFCHT DELANEY

New York, April .s,--Hsrry Greb.
worlds middieweight champion. and
Jack Delaney. bridgeport tconnJ
middiewolEht. signed contracts today
for a is.round title match to b- held
the latter part Of June m fhs main
attraction ~ the annual milk fund
card.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
OMAHA WOMEN
BOWL INTO MONEY

Indianapolis. Ind. April 27.--Omaha
women Jared extremely well in the
doubles and singles events in the ma.
tional women's bowling tournament.
now In progress here.
Mesdames Huff and Thocndel, with
score OF 1,054. led the Gate City
pin tumblers In the doubles, while
Mrs. Hun was high in tho singles.
with a count OF 545.
Other scores:
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Jock Hutchison Beats Evans.

Chicago, April 7s.--Jock Hutchi-
son, western golf champion. defeated
Chick Evans. western amateur cham.
pion. : up and to play In . zo.hols
exhibition match opening the new
Psios Hills course Sunday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Star Pole VauIier Injured
Praciicing for Drake Nee,

Chicago. April 77s--Dean Rrowneii.
POLE vauItsr OF Illinois. who holds
the American indoor record At ~ feet.
2 inches. may be lost 10 the Amsri.
can olympic team. Brownell threw
his collar bone out OF place while
practieing about two weeks ago for
the dual meet with California. He
was unable 70 compete in the Drake
relays yesterday and may not round
into shape for olympic trials and
competition.
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Robertson Sets Record.

Oakland. Cal. April s7.--Jack Rob.
ortson of the San Francisco olympic
club. won tho Junior national A. A.
u. 100 yards FREQ style swimming
championship mt Idora park here
sunday In Sc 3.5 seconds. new record
for the Idora tank.
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n. ns,is d WALSH.

" YORK. aFfil
- fellewlnS iis
usual custom the
easf sosiaY vss as
n8ef II east
asnaslon en the
fsf foIfnaness 81
charley Paddock
made 81 TIE Drake
fnlAF carnival dur.
lns the late week
end Gititls here
wefe almost unsni.
nous IN declaring
that pad DO G h
= n o a. 4 not be
credited with hsv
Ing done ? IS sec.
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Leedli1B
RaMeTrc.
NATIONAL.
BOUT POSTPONED

Vienna. April 7ss-on account Of
rain the nght between Carpenter and
Townley has been postponed until
Thursday. Carpenter has cancelled
his reservation on the steamship
Paris for Saturday, planning 10 sail
fortnight Inter on the Olympic.
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Amateurs After Games.

Ths Sherman Avenue Merchants
woui Ike 70 schedule . double header
for their grounds for next Sunday.
Any fast independent team that
would Ike 20 play the Merchants nert
Sunday. call Webster ofs3.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

- 0tiehina m
ttftlsy tfAcH sanaa
vii return r. fh
HIHsles thls are
nwn a. r0fms
fnf the annual II
eia relays TIM
wIil be held -
sioux Fails mi
saturday
Coach bel
AfYnne ~ the niue
ass viii enter
tcams IN all the ~.
LAYS and viii have
~
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

The Seasons higsese baseball e~owd-
~. eeg--fe esfeffsy sau the Ysnksss vin
their ssssafh consecutive sfefsry ara sfop
the rush ~ cennis rsok.s tftf<ftrs. ~
70 q Ths verde champions isrfsf n
second place q half rams behind ustfoif.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
China Enters Olympic Games.

Paris. April 2s,-Ths Olympic games
COMMITTEES today received chins's Of.
ficial entry IN the lawn tennis mems
singles and doubles. India also sent
IN its tennis entry.
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racksters Resume Training Today for Dakota Relays Saturday
BLUEJAYS WILL BE ENTERED IN
ALL RELAY EVENTS, BROAD JUMP
AND DISCUS-.-LEAVE FRIDAY

Ccsrh Che, wsnne Will rske Thirteen Spiked shoe Per
formers ia siaus Fall. Meel--ss ef light Ncrh Gen.
trail Conference school. Viii romre,e-TveMile Rels,
viii Ne Feaiufc--Predict New Records.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

In Hreehf,A the Giants came from he
hsd sccosntsf Tor five nohin scores With
two home runs The Victory gave Ne
frss's team fun safas Lad ever Chi
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English Soccer Results.

Iondoh, ApffI zss-Fuefff nHtrh"h
played here Saturday resulted NJ fol.
lows.
ENGLISH LEAGUE. FfHsT DIVISION.
burnley 2. Tottenham ~. Il Cardiff z
4. Liverpool =, Nofts County o.. Middle.-
bofo. blackburn y not played Hotfs Y !.
shefflsid Il o. West nromwlch A o, West,
ham Z Manehester g nof reported
ENGLISH J.EAGuE. sEeOND DIVISION.
Hafnsiex 3. Crystal 4 !. bradford q 2,
stohs hurry 8 coventry q o; rtspteu
. !. piaokpooi o. f.seds u J, Nslsps ei
T. N. wsdns.dsy dsy u cisssm I. Youth.
symptom .. rorfvsis :. Sui 6 4: South
Hhleids !. Bristci 9 y Htoehpoft =,
Fulhafu I.
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Amateur Standings
METROPOLITAN Lxaorz.

sE~Ion DIVISION.
American f>ssne
efandlnes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29

Pratt whesSIed Lyons fsv . pas sna
the run that ssvs the Tigers 10 .
victory over ChicsGa