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Hastings High
Wins Track Meet


llasllHas ssH 49, llasilnfs
llieh 1fhi ean ihe Thirteenth a.
aAAl central sesaasiIs slatt snd flsia
naesi lsefs lhlz afisHlal ~ Hafuil
y I 7 fallHis IInenln tame n sssssnsl
and flsnssa ihlfa TIE meet nhs ne
lagNesl ana most sfsesssful - tire
history = he ~ heal ana ~ sse
men fInm fe'He sa sehools nafilfA
paied IN ihe sfenis u ihe afternoon.
Ideal weather and = perfect flaia ana
Track mahc possible ~ The Indlvla.
nals Ia lie fueel 10 hfeak thfee and
equal ane o11 feeofd.
Harold i'eitIann = Lincoln vas
hleh point man IN she meet with
eofcy and Smliey ~ Hastings coming
in for clote fseonds. cups. trophies
and medals wefe awarded shls eve.
ninr to tho winners in the meet az =
banquet serve d on the campus.
Final acores IN Hastings individual
meet. hastings. so. Lincoln. u: &C.
neya. =. Columbus. ,. ohioway. !.
comFteek. G. .'rete, 3. Ruskin. I: Mel.
son. I. Harvard. .. York, J. Fair.
bury, |
snmmsfies. tia=Yard rsn=-smlleY. Has
finFs first. Parker, crete second Hei-
Ten. Geneva, third. barr. Fairbury. fourth.
ioo-yard dash.-eoffey. Hastings. first:
Paterson, Lincoln. second. soupsop.
o1hlowa. third; Knapp. Nelson. fourth.
i7e-yard high hurdlss-Tnger. Has
fnss. ffft. Calvert. York. second. Rhea.
crete. thifd; Doess. Lincois. fourth.
Dlseus-wsrnsr. comstoek. first: Dish.
Hastings second; C1sybauRh, Huskin.
bird Dursch. Lincoln. fourth. los feet.
Pole lvauie--I. watke. Columbus first
whitaker. Hast.ng.. second; Heikes las
II feet. l inch fnsw reeord).
The previous record OF ii feet 10 the
pole vault was made in the. 1872 mret al
liasiinFs now leads the meet vita -
points Lincoln Is second with i. and
6ene.a third With points.
Sheldon. Columbus. second; ciaybaugh,
knskiD. third; aafJka. Geneva, fourth,
';e sseyaaa a. ds.nFso5soap s 5sss5a' oh,ow. first,
foffey. Hartings second. Msuzer. Iiaz-
iings' third white. Lincoln, fourth
2zo-yafd low NATURALIZATION. Lin
coin. hfst; Fleming Lincoln. second
ilolmss, liasilnsz. .ihira, teebe. .Selson.
Smile u Hastings clipped three see.
onds or the previous central Nebresks q
record 70 the half niIIe b. winning in
20 -. The former fecord was held b
DemaranFiiis % ABrcra Ia Isgz
Peterson Of Lincoln established fae
curtin new rentral SsDFanza meet record
hy shortening fhe ley hurdle record one
f.fth 81 ssroHf. TIE former r.cord N
this event vas made ~ fbs tic Of Fiefa-
ng OF Lincoln and PrteraoH who Inisn> /
firs. and secoud N iasf yssf's meet.
HIgn su,njs-Tie8llnE Lincoln. ard
selt. Gsfsfa. It'd for frst place; Ees.ns.
f.inc Slr1 t1ini. srtuter Hasiings fourth
feet. -. lrshsr
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Two Golfers Make Same Hole-in- One
at Same Time in Recent Contest

Will williams They had hit their
iron shots from the third tee. but at
the moment had no idea what had
happened. The hole Il only 1s5 yards
in length and blind. 10 that the lads
could not see the balls sfterethey dis
appeared on 10 the green. They
thought they had good shots. straight
toward the flag. and were therefore
trifls surprised that neither rubber
core wa, anywhere In sight. Joking
~ one Of the party suggested looking
into the hole and sure enough there
were the balls resting like a couple of
eRRs
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New York. May MANY and
varied have been the estimated odds
supposed 10 90 with the making OF a
golf hole in one. says p. c. Pulver.
the golf writer. Some say any figure
from 5000 to 10000 TO 1 would be
about right. but how about IL when
two aces appear at the same hole2
Such was the feat recorded by two
students at Blair academy In New
Jersey on a recent Saturday.
One OF the fortunate players was
George p. Iiaight. nephew Of DIR. A.
r. Haight OF Lido. and the other was
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SARAZEN BEATEN
ON JAMAICA TRACK

New York. May z.--ssrazen, Mrs.
W. X. yaDderbilts Kentucky derby
fayorjte. which was nnbeaten last year
az z.yesr.oId. sugtained defeat 10.
day for the first time In the Lyn.
brook handicap At Jamaica track. The
gelding, making his initial s.year.oid
start, traJled the Raneocss stables
Bracadale 10 the wire 10 the slx.fur.
long dash.
The time was f12.
Sarazen, apparently badly ridden
by g. Hummer, was unable 70 move
~ from zecond pIscs ~ any stage
of the race and was besteh by A
length and A half. Brainsforn fin
ished third, while Mr.. Dave ffsrripg-
ton, Prince Of UmbrIa. Jeod Granite.
Hephalstos and Tborndaie also ran.
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Dakota Track
Meet Summaries

sfnmsry--RBnnInz broad jump eoffsr
Dfs notnsH; WhIfesIds. Dss NOlnes. Esf'
son. csrlston. Distance; ~ feet. inelsss
4eef fec6fd.
nigh school medley; Bsresford and Co
Ieios. tied for first. TyBdsll. tbiFa Tins
College medley. Ysskfon. sioux FalIs
Columbus Time s.t04-B. Nsef record
BniFsfsifys One mile. Des HOlnes, HOufh
pakota Aa,e. university. Tine ssss -
High school. One-half mile, sioux city
fse7nare. Rock Rapids. Time. fsssf.s.
College One niie. Hurna VISITS. torib.
ern normal Columbus. Tines 5s5s. aeei
rff0rd
Discus throw seIone. South Dskofs
Eoch. Western Union, f.ssminie, Nefik
flakota. Dlsfencs. i7s feet. i0s inches
f-nlysrsifg: Teo-nlIs. Creighton. csrie.
ton, South Dskots stats. TlfH<i sis -
ffigb school. One mile. coioms. floys
FaIie. fieok city. Tins. 2sfI.
College Two nils, fsnHfcnt slgeS
Pals. cofumbns. Time s'sS -. Nee
fnivsfnfy msdlsy, BrplnEsi1s. cfsish.
ton. Carleton. Tl1ps, f46 Nest feecso
Hfgh school Two-miis. hiraE Fsiis
Pipesf0Be, NateTf0Nn. Tine. pig9 -.
Coilegs. Hsff-agile. Egen4 Vlsiss fslnf1'
bus Hofibern normal. Time isBs -
W., i'a,Ss,sl,sJ rssslfsJ p.s mir. ~. sgls..
South DaAsis, Carleton. Tine. ~ dssl
fefofd
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A. the same time defeat Of Sarayen.
derby hope 0f Mrs. william II. Van
derbiIf II, BY Rsneocss stables Bracs-
dale In the sin furIong Lynnbrook
handicap st Jamaica, caused his par
fisans here evident uneasiDess.
Black Gold. Louisiana derby win.
ner. was about the only Kentucky
classic candidate breezed At Churchill
Downs Friday. The stalwsrt son Of
Black Toney II declared TO be the
ready. Tbs Downs oval f. drying
rapidly after recent rains and II Is
possible Black Gold VIII be sent the
derby route Saturday.
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These mosuspepts Of beef are over
here 10 grab dollars and glory In the
order named. Their presence makes
New York the capital Of referred
warfare.
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lev Easy Winner.

Race Track. Jamaica. ~. r. May
5.--Iey, king OF tho American turf
as 3.year-oId, redeemed himself 10.
day for his defeat by ~. James in
the Paumonok here Tuesday by run.
ming away from a fine field in the
Kings county handicap. feature of
this afternoons program.
Zev covered the mile and ons-sIx-
teenth cnrse in 14l.
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PADDOCK DEFEATS
HURLEY IN RACE

Stadium. University Of Washington.
May Charles Paddock. the famous
spriDter. easily defeated Hurley, the
University OF Washington star sprint.
er. in an exhibition 100.yard dash
here this afternoon before a fhrong
Of people. The track was slow and
the time was .f01-
Paddock breasted the tape nine
feet in front.
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score ~ jpniDHss
I,s. Nofnes ,.H...., i. 1f0 gGf 0z4-7
Summary Runs: smifh. Beck. crsn-
dali. Haley %. Boft. c0rrfdeu. MeI4arry,
Bodie, foyeIscs, KnsDpp ~, chsyez. Er-
fsrs, DBnplog, Beck, crsndall, Bot ~,
henDilss. Thonpson. I.oyeis.ee ,'s lLc,ns
rwo-base hits: 8eNamera. DunBine ~.
tones, LoysIace, sscr;fies hits: sgtiet.
10 f.ef or bases: wiehlte. 10. Des
Nolnes. 9. Baiks Tones. Struck opt
mara. q Bases on balls. on JindkerH.
=. of Jorfs. 2; off House. off wilson.
~ Jones McMylleD; By Wilson, crzndaIi.
WiId pitch; Wilson. .Esrnsd runs and
hits of LfnfberR, and in tw0-tbirdr
inning. on Jones, none and 3 In five and
sne-fbird innings. off House, none and
in two and 0ne-fhifd innings off Nc
ssmsra. ara n, eight lnninzs WIZ.
ming pitcher Wilson. ,,,b DouDls Ply Ply
plrsss Gaffney and Hayes. Time: zsis.
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Solons aIIop Indians.

Lincoln. May 3.--Llnc0iB cinched the
series with Oklahoma city by taking to-
days game. ~ 10 A. making II two in a
row. The Hoions pounded both Kenner
and Allan hard. the latter being touched
for eight runs and seven hits during the
last four innings. snyder hit a home run
of Kemner IN the third with the two
runners on ahead Of him. Mcdonald did
lfe same thing in the fifth. Haamussen
held the indiana 20 sir scattered hlfs
f1ree n which were scratches. The score.
OKLAHOMA CITY. LINCOLN.
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Total. zsisss Totals I'LL. IL
xBsfted for TopoFcsr - Hirih.
1Bafted for Stuart IN nirth.
zRan' fer Holm in nfsfh.
SLATED fer Lua1gfen - fourth
score ~ inuinxs.
- ioutA -s-. #..---ss.ss< - Zee t@s-<
IsIffabuFsh ....4.........Hez eel zg3---f
surumarY- Huns Bisd-s. Douthlt tsf.
N3srs. Ucuxalss. BtEBer. Carey tzl. Ham
hart. Oooch. fde. Errors Myers Beil.
Gonzales Two-bsse hltsf BsHtht ca.
Gonzales. MsranFllle. Three-isass hiir
Bel. Ffslsas. Trayaor BafnEaft sssieu
base. Carey. Nyef. saefIflcss. Bottom
icy. Trayner. bnuhls alsvs: sieusft -
Fcttomleys Wright % Ms<saEllls -
Grimm. Carey - Gooe b. LEFT an bsss
~. gsoais, s. piffsburah. q. bases Ga
balls, or Stone. 4 off stuart. J struck
cot. ny fae. 1. b stone. j ~ Sfuart. :
Hits. OF fdc. n ; iarinFs eff Land
Tren. ; IN iansnx. OF efons, I in s
Isnlnrs lit - pitched ball. ~ rfs
EiBaest. Uaik stBsrf. Ninnirx rifrh
-. sare fimpif~z Hat gaisisy snd
Sweeney Time. la.
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1t AGO. MAY
old fauiIi
lar names
a . IN ann
Obj. HORNS
~ and Sister
top The ikt
uf leading bat.
iers In the
ma lor league.
.otlny. IA the
clubs ~ In 4
into The first
test Of the
~ 4 "A IN =
l1aign.
Harry Hell.
mann. allIg.
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the Junior Omaha loop and VII do
the hurting for that team when they
meet The fast william sirset Mer.
chants st Thirty second and Dewey
avenue nj I 80 y. m. today. As neither
The william street team or the Leav.
enworth boys have been defeated. this
game Will. no doubt. result In
huflers' battle between young Wilkin.
son and Lefty Weiss. who will In all
probability he Manager Confines
choice 10 sling them over the platter
fbr the south.end boys.
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Totals 81 sgfI1l
Baftnd for kemner 10 flflb.
xBatted for Allen In ninth.

Sc0rc by Innings.
Oklahoma CITY .s.s....ss1fn 0fa 800
Lincoln ...............,..D6 .D6f 070 I0z4-l 2
ummary--Rnns. Felber. Tate. Khzdof.
yrlIsu. Moore. Hamilton ~. HcDanIeis ~,
4nyder. Elnsflia. Mcdonald ~. Henry.
Hpencer ~. Luderus khal6t. Hamilton.
WcDanieis. Young. Home runs. snyder.
Mcdonald Two base blfes Sweeney ~.
isfnneila. youne. sseriflcess Haas. McEaiiy.
foencer. snyder. Stolen bases; Kruger.
Ho0rs. Hamilton, Kinseila ~. Base on
g3ils; OFF femner. off Fazinussru. 2.
Struck out. BY KeaDer. 4: by Essmussen.
? III BY pitched ball Hsnry. - Allan.
innings. off Allan. I and : in ! innlnes
Left on bases: oklahoma city. 7. Iineoln.
5 Earned runs Dkiaboma city. 2 lin
eoin. Time zsgo. rmpifeg; Dsnoh0a
snd sbsnnop
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EASTERN RUNNERS
DEFEAT HAWKEYES

Iowa city. Ia, May "a quartet
Of eastern runners today defeated
fowa's famous relay team by a scanf
one yard in a special 800 meter race
held In connection win the unlver-
sity field day. The time was 317 z.fg.
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Chacolet Wins at Baltimore.

baltimore. Md, May 5.---ChacOIet
won the s25 900 Dixie handicap for
2.year.olds and up, mile and three
slxfeeDfhs, At Pimlico today. Martin
gale was second. Revenue Agent
third. Time; 1Js Is.
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Youngest Omaha SandIOt Hurler

Ws Hahf ta Inifsainfs ~ uHf n4snf
fssAess tamsha's iIfeAf ola nlstifiNs
suhtlsf. i.hf Wilkinson. eta feseHiis
sifutA nsi stsff laianAen ~ fase him
~ a nulllie a hnal tensHsl whlla pitch
~ - ne - nehssi nlns. The
fuuihffl wnnasf u alse : nteinissf -
10 Wsal istakHnwutth Merchants ~
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|BasebanDope

The white ssx victory ss- one 81 tour
sasds fever hifs Their five eieEs ~.
f-cerieaff we're mirsd With three esr.is
- roe es~sI s.lsysland'f ninth l1Dins
rally fell me shy.
Ken Williams trtpisd with I've on, ssa
slcsarw IL, fwo dhrs aver p~ffrlt. Arn~
ss,tn held the Tigers 90 ftss Hts fns
sfafs was 20 T.
Beh vhmke held the AthI>fiss 10 thres
tff< ehiIx the Hrf .rx tnafs ns
~ thrs. rhiiseeiphis piiehsfs ara ven
IL TO
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GIBBONS READY
FOR TRAINING

Michigan City. Ind. May Tom
Gibbons. ~. Paul boxer. who meets
Georges Carpenter in this city May
81. win train for his match at Grnrd
Beach. Gibbons leaves ST. Paul next
Monday and IL due to arrive In this
city next Tuesday. lie will start HE
workouts on Wednesday at Grand
Beach.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Browns Win Fourth Straight.

81. Louis. Nay 3-Aldsd By Inc left.
handed pitching OF Hayne. the third
southpaw sent in by sisisr IN three days
5. for their third straight victory over
cobb's men and their fourth m row.
Detroit thereby relinquiehed the league
lead to New York. Ken Williams got
five safeties, Including a two-bagger and
home run In five times up. HeIlmsn5
With no one on sifher time. score:
DETROIT ST. LOUIS.
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Worlds Greatest Promoter
Says CoIored Champion Is
Signed and Jack kearn.'
Oral Agreement Good.
Ny DAVIS D. WALSH.


EN Vf+Hs A88J ..
Tex Klcksrd szf
ufdsY denied there
VAS anything pre-.
Hisfste about his
announcement . |
the Wills ftcniprcy ,
iaisinfss for Sep
fefni,ef &. state
nenfs freely aired
during the last -
h0Gre said that
The bs n1pIon had
not signed "A c0B-
tract and might NOT
90 - AecorSiuR
a. III ksrd. he iia-
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Tstss 7sfissis
rHsa for Grarfhsm in eighth.
sfafted for Keen in seventh
afSatfe6 for HuHh In nlnfh.
score - lnninxs.
Cincinnati .tt.-...-s.....s-es ~
@ss,.s,,,. y,--s sgn. ,,a,n. psveers 90
nehne plneiH. Caysn~y. frIherF Heath
cote Hsrtnett. Errcrs; paubsrl, Cave
Hey CFshfham ca. Grimes az, Hlartn~ff-
Tus-bsss hsts; paabeft. frlberx. usrs-
neff. cAxenY. 3ohn-. Horne runs Hart
nj! Hsafhcotr- Deabis plays; adams
IL Grimss. Friherx 10 Adams 90 ofinss.
cavrnsy - psaterf. Left nn bases; cin-
OF Keen l. strnek cut ~ ke<n, 1 ~
nanohue. a. w Hush. 4. Uitsi OFF Keen.
an ~ pitched ball. nv Donshus frtesrs.
wild pitch Bush foslnr pifet-rs kssr-
t-fnrifrss kisrn ana Wilson Tisnsi fsss-
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xBaffed for Holloway IN seventh.
acne out wheH winning run scored
petroif 90 100 s00-s
ST Louis ...s...........g g1s 200 90i--s
sumUafy-kunss Blue. BeilInann lzlt
Hsney, Hoodall Robertson. Elierbs, Sis
Ter. Williams tz1. sBsyns. Errors. H0ilo-
Way ca. Pratt. Teh.n. 3erbef Two-bass
bits; Hcdsnus. Wiiiiams. Prait. SEVERED.
suns. Williams. HeIlmana ~. Sacrifice
hits; ssxereld. sizler. Double play. Nc
Detroit, :; ff Iosls. . Bases On balis:
Off wnlfshiH :. off Bayne, I. struck
out: By Holloway, 1 BY whlf@hiii. +.
Holloway IN . InninFs. of Hhitehlil.
in IL innings off Bayn@. IN II
innlngs. of pf1stL In "a ianings
Winning pitcher. Prueft Losing pitcher:
WhifehIil Umpirss. Drnsby. AorizrW
and Hildebfand. Time z.e5.
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Red Sox Defeat Athletics.

PhnsdeIphiz. Asy 5--Tbs Bosf41 sed
Esx hammered eef 70 yicfofy over
the Philadelphia Athletics. Pinch hiffers
HsFe nunfous Boston sdded fly fans to
their total IN the ninfh and then stogpd
the MaFkmsn'F savage attack Fffsr fnfy
had scored thee fanF. AfasH ~ fak eeis-
brafed his return To the Atbi~tic1 ~ pinch
hitting IN the seventh and xefnnx .
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

gins ace Of the Detroit Tigers. and
1928 batting champion of the Ameri-
can league, In blazing the trail for
the American leaguers with an aver
age Of .46s. The ilustrlous 1'y Cobb
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Boosters Defeat Witches.

pes Hoines. Nay 5,---Alded BY WIeh5fass
fooss fielding. Des Noines overcame
feur-run lead fbs visitors acquired in the
first inning and won the first Fsme of
Wichita were put out sf The game for
profeeffng decision IN fhs eighth In
and vinnipR runs. Score
Wichita DE9 MOIEEa
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Pirates Capture Series.

Plffsbsrzh. Asy s--PIttsbsrxh made =
clean sueep cf he seTies hy defeating -
Louis. 10 9. today. Manager Mekeo< :
ME used three pifehels while stuart went
the entire ro8ts for the Cardinals. Ran
fell during hair Of the game making the
81 IopIs P1TTsBURGH
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
PHILADELPHIA.


1Rstf ID Tor Perkins Ia stteaih-
TFssffed for Bfansy in rInth
xpeftsd fer strand ~ aihln.
SHeffsd for GfaF n sfzsnth
sfteffed for Wsfhsff n nlnih.
score - innings. -. A. ssr-s
Boston .sss-s. F-- d fs-Ree q. - fs~e
Philadelphia ls.Hsss..s -. st- sr~.,
hsssnss ~. yssfh. .. Hsf.s P5.sn,,sh s,,,'l
81 lee Tsrgasan. HIshep. Hale oally-
80 IL Rleonds Dytes ETf".s ssfana-
+ Isso.ssse hlss Bishop. hsls, h,ft,s ~.
Ho-r,e faaf =. Hafris. zsertHes h"s
sisrr, strand Bsgbls p.sys Iss 20
wsm.seanss 90 ! Barrsl Left On ts.sSss. tsssss.
pesfon. 81 Phlladelphia. 3 'sssss On te.I.~' ,.
on gfsY 3 off PIercyt > OFT FsIs sA'H. ~
/ sfroek out by ogden, ~ ofas'. -,
- wafh4ss 4. b. Quinn. ]. Hlfss WI
~ pl.res 3 IL snntnEs. off ferFszon.
in inning on oalnn noas n J lnh,hs =
sff Ozde Z IN Innings of ufays "
) inrlars. or ResHsi = - Tag; ~ "
44stt-,... hsh ~ plerff rfrAnf Nid
eiteh. dTay Pas.ss mail. Pielneh. .,r. ~.
r,.r r5frhert Percy. tsosias VIM.
OGDEN .Umpircs. Nsiiia and bfAns
Time. 1h.
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a wOrd ~ mouth agreement with the
firm - Demp<eF 4 ksaFnS e0fsfine
e4efy fetal - the ptep',eed sf-fef.
prise and sees not the slightest re'as0n
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r says "6u9S'
OQoZ~: !:
DEMPSEY IS
WORLD CHAMP

- IsTISGuIsHED diplomats now
IN America include Quiniin
IL Romero -Rojas of Chile; several
heavy hanIers from Italy and Spain.
and another imported siugger from
Germany.
These mo8upepts sf beef are over
here TO grab dollars and glory in the
order named. Their presence makes
New York the capital Of referred
warfare.
Spain. Italy. Chile. Afgentine and
other les valuable nations are al
represented In Washington, where
n string Of 0bassies nest bracket
20 bracket Iiks a row OF dove cot~s-
Hut these diplomatic ungsIows
run second 10 the Avenue nj Can
vas Embassies In New York.
washington may deal with The
world nation 10 nation. But New
York handles the universe man 10
man.
That Is the way we want 10 see
the operation performed. Right In
the ,s.feof eiInIe without the seotb.
ing administration ef ether.
~otosy knows fhs names of the
diplomats from sontn America. but
everybody does know that Fitpo II
re blggest nat that ever came
from around Brazil and everybody
IL bep that Romero.Roias is the
fatfest bean that ever isaped from
Chile.
These neighbor's ehiIdfe are doing
more 10 sfaBdardise the WORKS than
al the diplomats In all the confer.
snees. Nobody knows what Mu-solini
or lloyd George said st what Firpo
DID inside the ropes.
Every nation u represented af our
congress of heavyswats except China,
siam, Iloelsn6 and Egypt When
sulllyan fought Mitchell for the
Championship of the world he merely
won the profersorsbip ~ America
and England.
There were no other nations fight
Ing II that time. Bnt when nsmp-
ssy fights for the worlds title he IL
actually battling for u. Iieasywsigbis
are blooming In the mountains, ON
The yeldt. and sprouiing In the
fsepies. The champion Il the duke
~ The sevsp Seas. mssfsr 81 the uni
verse and controls AN opiio1 en the
.nn. unen and stars.
No man is excluded from the
tournament. Indian princes. Chinese
bandits. night watchmen and African
chiefs can all take their knuekicd
fling n Dempsey and live 20 regret ~.
Madison. Wis. May 5.--Ths UnIyer.
sity of Wisconsin will hold its first
annufl lnterscholssfic relay carnival
today when - high school track
sesns from wisconsin. Illinois. Mich
lran and lows contest Tor viciory ~
Camp. Randall.
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Reds Bunch Hits 10 Win.

Chicago. May 1--c1nrfrnafi burch-d
his behind Chiease.s sfrafs ard easily
aon 1odsf. 10 : Pete Daaohus Tsfehea
= steady Fafne. fiEhfsnlns up IN ths
linthes 3aubcff led the attack Ter fh@
isIfors vita four hits. enc deabi< aud
; salk 10 five rips 70 the plate. Ecars.
CINCINNATI CHICAGO.
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Zach Wheat Stars
as. Dodgers Win

Rrootlva. Nay z-zaoh wheat mzds
two home runs and two singles IN four
times a. bat today and Brooklyn mae
By winning 70 2 Couch and Sels also
made circuit eIsots. all four Of ts@
drives going over The rsnt nsia wei.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Sacrifice III, I
Enables Braves
10 Defeat Giants
Cunningham. Triple With
Two Intentional Passes
spells Defeat for New
York Noun,lsman.

l1HIUS Aef clle
HIHahams tfHla N -.
nfnlh wIih ore sut 49,
Ire scofs tied was 81
lnnef - iutentlofia.
4aaaea 10 Mrinnls an
kfenpel. filllnK IL
baaoe IN the game be- :
trIav I'adnetts a.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
Kavan Endorses
"Square Six y

William KavaH. city boxing com.
missioner, who was secretary 10 J.
Dean Ringer when the latter was
police commissioner. heartily en-.
dorsed the Dahlman square six''
ticket Friday night.
They have had very efficient sd.
mIDIstrsfion. :" said Kayan. "opr form
Of government IL based on the ldea Of
giving fbe people what they want.
The present council has done f."
56hu 1fGrss ffinmpf,s1 ete~ bis for
fner pnpll. Dave sssefeff. sf~f fbs fiTsi
nianeFefs had sd their r1eu sfonnd
Ifh@ chess masters NsVea pIf ftness NJ
flss Dineh hifferr Nsrs Included - fa@
- players oesd. IN the I'm inning No
grsw evolved 4 winning continuation ~
four hts. . Nafk snd zarrIffeas affef
NhIeh Bancroft resigned Tb~ Feefs pss
-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Ecore by Innings: - = -. .
Philadelphia ....-....--.+sl 80 a.
HrCC KIN 80 80
sunaInary-Runs. williams. coach. Neis
70. johnson. wheat tz). High; D.es,sf.
rofd Tffsrne ranss conch. Wheat %.
s.ls Double piay: Ferd % ssnd %
Heiks Left OF base: .Ph.iaeslPhaiss.,,
81 etruek out: By Belts. :: b. Decatur.
IA Hit. off Couch. 10 IN tnnfnks, eff
bsIi. By Decatur Williams. wild pitch.
Deeafur. tmpires. Mccormick ana
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

nlnghAm 10 score With the run b
which Boston defeated New York.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04
AIthessb fhe fsrdlnal. euthlf Id

Aithesrb the Cardinals eufhif the
Pirates. % 70 2. The latter wen When
Copper singled Naranvilie home sHsr the
isffer hsd fripied IN ne ninth Hnrnaby
MaE cbf - The game with an injured
hand. usbbefl snd YarfIson staged :
nitrhsrs battle - Brooklyn until the
final innings. wheF both titw when
"a was over Phil4delphls had Non 10 Z
although oufhif J. 10 6
finesnnau won lie battle for second
place With the Cubs b. tefF Hitting be-
hind Tom fheehenx splendid pitching.
B0brss tN0 hofuers end HafarsFts cif-
cut smash scored three 1f the four He'd
runs IL was sheshans fourth victory.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Y,Ihe sumTsr,-iIoTe ren. Isonovitz.
G9Isss ss,, w}Ieos. SIT STUCK out: % By Wit. Wit.
si..: q sy y, HsiIsy, . DSab,s play. Flip
assisted; O,NeiIi fo Thompson to GrIggs;
Wilder. 10 Thcnpsog. Wild pitch: WIT
eft on bases: Tulsa, o. Omaha. II. I'm
Disesi Collins and Held. Time: $50.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

D osE NuTTER. freshman at the
* kearney fNcbl high school.
~ smashed the Nebraska state
record In the running. hop. step and
Jump when she covered 20 feet, II
inches in a girls track meet held al
Eearney. Miss Nutter was also award.
ed first medal. being the highest
point winner at the meet.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

inning run scored.

Two out when winning run scored
score b. Innings. -. -. a.. +.
nsry-Isuns. young. Bancroft.
rsnninzha1n. Error. southwof.h. Th4A
h. a. hIfss Young. Cunningnaf1.
rIfl~ess t+unnlrrhafn. Padgett. Do1ple pizs :
Young 10 Kelly. Left On tasss n.
York, :: noston. I. BASE. or oalh q
etryksr 4 5aix: Ran umpir..;
Powell, Moran and PfrInsn+ Time. IL.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

Madison. Wis. May 5.--Ths rnIver'
sify 81 Wisconsin will hold its first
annufl lnterscholsstic relay carnival
today when ~ high school TRACK
terms from Wisconsin. Illinois. Mich
iran and lows contest Ter vleiory 81
Camp. Randall.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-04

>,st Dsne,ieh. I.ffkssS ,gltsha; hes
Isagus club tow bfeh ffub h> Nsr re-
foDr 0uffoGaf fafafI