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Eight Amateur Baseball Leagues Pry Lid Off Season Next Saturday
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Nebraska Tire and Rubber company team
IN the new twilight loop.
Manager Bob McCuIloeh Of the C.stI.
hoitl mas The following men lined up 10
represent The hotel team: McGulloeh
Gene Frichin. chick and Z S Thorpe.
Baum. Art Mofdhurst and 1ohn Empkey
IL. McCaule,. mn outfielder wants 10
pa on some aietropolitan league team.
roads. IS SIX reet tall IL and md Weighs d Il -
pounds. Managers wishing TO get In
,o9nn ,'1li,.i WI this hali PLAYER can do 30 hy
m or see him at 25le Davenport street
Manager Paul Traynor of the Brother
hood Of Railway Clerks local No 3, has
tharee men under contract. Holland. Het-
.ioe ')rt' Kelly. Petersen Tom and Paul
Tfaynor, Rose and Gardner
Charles NenedabI twirIer for the Bro..,.
Park Merchants last season and who
Won every league game Tor his team.
Charlie pitched and iost no-hit game
against he Corn States Serum team The
seuth SOU omaha Juniors are members Of
or Columbus Of the Metro league are go
ing 10 give Charlie chance
NepedahI Is under contract 10 the south
.,ma IA Juniors now. but il Manager Bob
Reeves, South High twirler Nepeda hi will
he released hob wants 10 see his hurler
90 UP and viii not In any way hinder ms
progress
eaccionpo. Henanito aud stone will do
Agency team 81 the Junior omaha league
STONE. new face In The lineup. Is sa ID
to possess carl MAYS underhanded de-
livery.
Leo Pezdirtx. Ted Kralicek and Fred
ssehlnan weHe the sluggers for the Jan
da Funeral Home last sunday In The
practice contest against the G. b & q
team.
Horton. who either pitches or plays first
base has signed with fh- Ernie Holmes
hoflon. while playing with the Walter
O Glarks last season. hit around the 100
Johnny Branln and Carl Trummer will
be The battery for the { b & .. team
his season.
Manager stepanek of the Kaiman In
shfance Agency VIII choose his lineup
AIR todaYs practice contest with the
1iasoh Fampiefs
Paul Tipton. Nebraska university stu
denf. and "ho = good hurler. has signed
with the Carfer Lake club ~ the Nero
league. Last season while nitching for
Benning on, linton bestea 'tNincee Frey
mann ~ tile World -HeraIds. TO /. in a
hurlers battle
At the present writing Ike Mahenev.
manager Of he Murphy=. has turned in
but three signed contracts. Players under
contract 10 the MurphXs are Guinnotte.
Manager. Bin Williams will hold down
ihe short field fer his Team. The Saunders
DfiNr lily oufsef.
Jack Dud Hornig has emerged from
10 at coach of The e B & O team.
hqrnlg has played with several pennant-
winning tsafns The rsiiroaders' new
coach s SAID 10 he p regular Nlck Altrorf.
On The coaching lines.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Abbott Worsted Soccer
Club Loses i'm Finals

The defeat Of the Abbot Worsted
football club by the Shawsheen
soccer club in the eastern final OF
tion. while not a surprise. was never
theiess in the nature OF an upset.
The Abbot team went into the final
fun OF confidence and with an impress
slve cup fighting record behind them
yet once again they stumbled on
the threshold of success. This Is the
second occasion upon which the
Abbots have battled their way to the
divisional final round only to have
Dame Fortune fIout their Anal efforts.
ON two other occasions they reached
the divisional semi-final round before
they received their quietns.
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satisfactorily. The horses have not
been asked 10 travel over lengthy
distances and speed has been no OBJ
ject Of attainment
Among the more prominent Derby
nominees quartered here are Captain
Hal, Lee O Cotner. Al Madel. Drowsy
Waters. Mark Master. Blue Warbler,
swope. Kit Kat, Quatrain. Brave Bob
and Russell Cave Lee o Cotner
probably has advanced farthest in
training The colt, the property Of
Z. W. Colds, yesterday worked the
mile ia III As, the fastest done this
spring.
Quatrain. winner OF the New Or
leans handicap and favorits in the
winter DERBY books has started gal
lops at the Downs and soon will be in
tip top condition.
Fifteen or more ellglbles have spent
the winter a the Kentucky associa-
ton track at Lexington Traymore
Is credited with the fastest workout
Of this contingent. running five
eishths of 4 mile IN 200 4.5.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
BENNINGTON BALL
CLUB ORGANIZES

Benningions baseball club was or
ganized Wednesday and plans were
made to have one OF the fastest teams
In this part OF the state.
L. T. Glandt ana l.. A. Mangold
are to net rs manager and assistant
manager. I. Ohrt was reelected as
treasurer.
Teams desiring games set In touch
with either Glandt Mt bennington or
Naueold a. ia. 5351. Omaha.
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A ONDERFUL personality
IA landed the job OF managing the
Il \ Knights Of Columbus ball team
FOR this season for Frank fWhiteyl
Mirasky. The new Knights boss IS
an outfielder and bats and throws
right handed
Mirasky. although a comparatively
young fellow, IS one Of the veterans
Of amateur baseball. starting his ca
reer several years ago with the old
Bourgeois team as A catcher.
Under Mirasky's wing the knights
should be pennant contenders in the
Metropolitan league this sea ason.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Three French Cars
Entered in Big Race

indianapolis, Ind, April 11.-T'hree
French racing creations have becn
entered IN the international boo.milc
race To be held AZ the indianapolis
motor speedway, May 80, It was nm
nonnccd today by the MANAGEMENT OF
the worlds most successful racing
plant.
They are designed. built and entered
bv Albert Gueot, famous veteran of
speed under the tri.color Of France.
who VIII captain the team aud drive
one Of the ears Ia the big race at In.
dianapolla
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
RROOKINS WILL
RACE IVAN RILEY

Iowa CITY. Ia, April Iowa 3
world record hurdle champion.
Charles Brookins. has definitely de
cided 10 compete against Ivan Riley
of the Illinois Athletic club at the
Kansas relays. this week end accord
ing to an announcement from the ath.
letic department today.
Brookins holds two records in the
go low hurdles. while Riley placed In
the 400.metrr run at the Olympic meet
last summer. The lIawkeye runner
has been training with Iowa runners
and Is in good trim for a match
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Player-Writer Rule In Tennis
May Cause Richards to Quit

which affects Richards in that he
must choose between writing tho ma.
Jor tournaments. including the Davis
cup and national championships. or
participating In them. Thore Is little
doubt that he viii he selected again
as member Of the Davis cup team.
William =. Tilden IL. national sin.
giles champion, who also writes Tor
the newspapers, was a member of tho
committee which interpreted the rules
for the T.. S. T.. ~. A.
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Richards, who
Is under contract
to n news syndi-
cate for tennis
stories. said that
he had made no
plans for the sea
son at ha nd. Tn.
der the rule. as
] n I o 7 y q { g Il
recently by n
G O M m ittee Sc
lectcd by tho
United s I n I Q $
La wn Tennis as.
sociation. a player
NAV write for
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at the l6th annual Drake university
relay meet. Apr1 s4aa.
With such sterling half mllers as
Grcenlee. Crawford Mccker. eoneer
and farnlson fighting for positions
Coach Meiellf of Amos should he ahlc
10 give all rivals something To worry
about In ihc twemile relay event this
season.
Leading the Nme~ quartet il tou-
GER a sophomore star, who, aecordA !
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

YEW YORK. April 11-Vincent
M Richards. Olympic tennis cham
pion and second In ranking in
the United States. said that In his
opinion the player-writer rule auto
bars him from national and
tournaments this sum.
mer. "a
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

IS MONIES. la
April IL. For
many years Iowa
state college at
Ames has been
noted for the
strength of it's
two mile re la y
tea m g. " n ic n
nave heen con
-istent winners In
all meets entered
aud from present
Indications { h .
Cyclones will he
e. n res entrd by
another crac K
two mile quartet
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publication n he does not use his
title over his articles. hut he cannot
cover a tournament In which he par.
tioipates.
The second part OF the edlct is one
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New York. April 1i.-CbsrIev Does
o' Bovle's Thirty Acres. In Jersey city
Tsx Rickard made the announcement
and IL means one more huge flght boWi
will be in action during the summer IN
his explanation nioksrd men lonen n,,sd ma
no, n. worked steadily during the next
f.w months He sddsf that there were
snv nnrabe nf good bouts that could De
staged k1ross tbs river.
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I'd. o.. Anrn Ii.-nanaRer iris

Cleveland. o.. ApriI Ii-Nanager Iris
sneaker sent seven Of his coileeians
against the University Of Alabama A.
Tuscaloosa Yesterday and the Cleveland
ihdiahs deteated the southern iuter-eol-
leglate champions 10
me Indians were m Cincinnati today
Ter Their final practice games. They also
10y lhere tnnarfnN.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Twenty-Seyen
Derby Candidates
Now in Training
Churchill Downs and Douglas
Park Busy Places as Thor
oughbrcds Prepare for
Nav 10 Race.

9lIS IL.K Ky.
ul l1=wen
n8e v g IiZlN en-
ffftky l)eria8ca
tli,ates ae I'm
ini n t
hlirchalZl)oWus
sl lousasPark
here. along with
some son other
AIafouehl1iais he
ing O. o ntiiaoned
for the spring
md summer races
in kenfuckz All
of the Derby
hopes have come
through fha con-
aifioniug n a
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

II wa. the kids last fight. The
Bull of the Pampas became the
Bull of the Canvas.
Ffrpo became Fioppo. Harry Wills
stepped in when Dempsey stepped out
and whipped the South American 20 a
froth. To make the glue much stick
ier. along came Charley Weinsrt and
iabbed F1rp like the devil pitchtorks
A sinner.
I,Ooey ran his string out m less
than two years. Probably the short
est and greatest fight career In his
tory. if you don't include the flea
that tackled the bulldog. He drew
million-dollar gate in 1898. and
now they wouldn't drop = slug in
nickel piano 10 hear him sing
The Star Spangled Canvas
Firp was the original oragstcrs
cowboy. Billed as a aouer~o from
the pampas and a man among men.
he turned out ~ b. only pharmacy
clerk and a soda water jerke- among
the ladies'
But he was great nun while he
lasted and we wish We could get
another load Of that beautiful round
with Dempsey. tIrp's head had
banged the carpet more often than
a Turks on n prayer rug. Yet, he
got up for the seventh or eighth
time and threw a punch that would
have Won the war for the kaiser.
But II Vas the final solo from ths
swans breadcastieg station.
Firp never sang again. He is now
over in Paris and takes JUS IS tough
a picture as ever
Although apparently = hir. rough
hruiser. in reality he Is an educated
man. a diamond in the rough. and
has ehild's heart.
II you have ever ordered liver in
child 5. Hnu can figure what one q
their hearts IS like
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

,lo,d fliprin. infieldcr fef The rnlsa
otefs Is an .oesr the fsia fhs.e dsrs
'afs fhsf thiS eeaH he one of fhe
flashlest iuteldefs seen in the Western
r,,ssr sseg sssr,'ne M '.s'e s. ,sess s,a .sise
where in all - fhe ramcs IN which, he
has r'sfet ihIs year II De dnrSr se
un nesi. sqmmer 1t Won he because he
Nanrnt fir.N.
The Lincoln Western league baseball
frsHF niaNe"s these dsNe Ta start w4Eh
MsHFssr Josh clarke took = PLAYERS -
other teRm .n the y1euN had. :, lcsrrh
was SECOND "5h Sinee gofrg into
'hased at ieast aeaen pIasets NaN II
rs announced thst more aHa "a SOFIA thr
,snlhss o. Che seians PITCHER Cav Carson.
Coast ieasue eioh and Ted rucite.
i,em ~ iiand ef the same circuit are
PIne,ia Is trhi hanae-, and Is
brother of the Detroit rigeF pitcher
nuteh hrucSrr. inrelder Tor the rulsa
came hutch was VITA he oablshoms
after he Was shapnrd 10 ths Nebraska
thi.at Hr ntehe ansle #Hs was ees
'he ia9ars +. mi 6sSheTass' h.a 4 nj. 80 -,
rnh HnA he getNns around sreond
In tho reNa- League there are twe
rial exhibition kamrs faf trafNs of
Tho " estrfn iessNe this Near. Fannlnk
lost his Hffn "a hr world Nar The
other Hmp ls NeGfpu
Chicago. Nprl 1.-THE chscsso Coh.
TsN !. h.e ,h. ~ ~ N ansas ,t' 'cess
NUNS faiN AMI me thfaAenRns hsHala
rtfHFrH ~ M fe q etrf47f Thr fsf
f.t# HfnNrf A.sNannrr VAS faHN frH fe
seven hilf In tfr snr'nKr
ssa .ett.s has euf.ast ne vh'- sss
FsfsH@ #HH|n ana rffKenfeH fH# eth#HHfFH
sHHH A|fN fre HaHff fssHaHfat q sas
I taktn tedsy
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Murphys to Play
Saunders Team
in Feature Game
10 Contests Will Mark Open.
ing of Four Simon-Pure
Circuits Saturday; Is
Games Following Day.
BY CROSBY" :"

lTY commits sioners,
hea Dis of the various
business firms and
pastors of various
churches. will take
part in the opening
of the amateur ba Sc.
ball season next
Saturday and Sun
day. Saturday the
church, S u n d a Y
$ C h o o |, Greater
Omaha and Indus.
trial loops will get
under way.
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course this loss was not all blood Never
fbeless I had been bleeding continuously
for nearly an hour
tfopvrfphf 1aosA
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

the South Side. where he also plays
high school baseball. These stauneh
friends of this youngster can see
nothing but a bright future ahead for
him. kuwalilN is II years old.
"Bili" Mcdonnell. southpaw out
fielder. is making his debut in ANA
teur circles. From his work in the
first practices he gives promise of
being heard from before the Metro
league has played many games.
Hippo" Urban, first-sacker, played
with the Paxton Billiards last season
and will play the same position for
The knights this year. Urban is a
handy fellow with the stick. And
there is but one cloud hanging over
this fellows amateur career.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
r Says "6nes'
0QoZ: j:

A BOUT two Years ago. u be in
"A exact, 10000 berry-eyed fans
saw Jack Dempsey sailing
through the ropes Ike a bum out IF
a barroom
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

OMAHA bt ILIsFRS' LEAGUE
Team Standings,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Looey was the victim o, the law
Of eravitation and the parking zone
regulations. That last kiss on the
Jaw spun him around ln5s fon a.
twilight, and he went around Ike 4
spitcurl
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The bouncer was that rubber
Collared Beau Brummel OF the
Pampas. LoOey Firpo. and he had
unseated the mighty. However. the
mighty came back and slammed
LoOey with a chair leg OF his throc1e.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Twas then that the worshippers Of
brute force and compulsory educa.
tion realized that their idol had feet
q clay and that the eagle had but
sparrows wings
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week from today the amateur
leagues schedule VIII be blown of All
me teams are all set and ready to go
All OF he leagues with the exception
on this date.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Bpt II Vas the fnal solo from the
swans bneadcastfeg station.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Although apparently = hic. rough
hruiser. in reality he Is an educated
man. diamond in the rough. and
has child'S heart.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

IL was the kids last fight. The
Bull Of the Pampas became the
Bull of the Canvas.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Ffrp never sang aeain. He = now
over in Paris and takes JUS IS tough
\ nlltnfe rs ever
, 1925-07-22
BUFFALO TO Be HOST TO
WYOMING WOOLGROWERS

Reports indicate hat the conven-
ton of the Wyoming Woolgrowers'
association in Buffalo on July 30
81 will be one of the largest and
most interesting meetings ever held
by that organization.
The proposal to regulate and con
troll grazing upon the public domain
is a radical departure from the es-
tablished public land policy of the
government and is sure to be far
reaching in it's effects, particularly
in the state of Wyoming. where
there are still large areas of public
domain. Everyone in the state is
interested in this question, as it
effects the livestock industry, which
is one of the most important indus
tries in the state.
Secretary of Interior Work has
been invited to attend the
ton and is expected to speak on
federal grazing central. Represent
atives of the forest service will be
in attendance to meet with the users
of the national forests who have
any grievances. Among the other
speakers will be Governor Ross,
Senator Kendrick, Congressman Win
ter, Ex-Governor Robert D. Carey,
Dr.. Humphreys, secretary of the Ma
tional Association of Woolgrowers,
Jim Pool, noted market authority,
and many others.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the sessions Of the
ton and the officers are particularly
anxious to have all the livestock
producers, both cattlemen and sheep
men, attend and take part in the
discussion of the grazing land prob
lens.
Buffalo has completed arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
visitors, and those who have en-
joyed Buffalo's hospitality in the
past know that this means all the
delegates and visitors will have a
most enjoyable time.
, 1925-07-22

May passed thru town Thursday for
the May ranch on Wood river, where
they will spend the hot season. The
boys like California for the winter,
but Wood river beats the world in
the summer season.
Mrs. o. r. Lewis Zimmerman
spent a few days of last week with
friends in Cody.
B. H. (Dad) Hanley of the upper
country spent part of last week in
town.
, 1925-07-22

Architects sketch Of WHITEHALL" the tenstoryh reproof apartment hotel
designed by Martin L Hampton mt Z. H Ehmann in Spanish style which
will be opened at the beginning of the Palm Beach social season ecember Is
next. n order % complete the S450OO DOC building n time to accommodate those
who lived at the Breakes before nat famed structure was destroyed by fire
year. the construction work is proceeding 16 hours a day.
, 1925-07-22

Frank X. Sturgis, veteran sportsman
and :urfman shown in the photograph,
wos elected as president of the jockey
club to succeed the late Major August
Belmont. The new leader of the
Jockey club is n of the Oldest mem.
bers and has long been active in the
affairs of the racing association. He
filed the office of treasurer for many
years. Mr.. Sturgis Is noted as a
breeder of carriage horses.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
SOCIETY
. >><> 4

The GetTogether club will meet on
Thursday March 26. Mrs. Edgar wilk-
inson being the hostess
The high school students who dance
will have dance at the EIks hall
this evening from TO 1880 O'Clock.
90
The Westminster Circle Of the
Presbyterian church held their regu.
lar meeting at the church last even.
ing.
Mrs, o. B. whimple and Mrs. w. R.
Johnson will be joint hostess to the
y. f, o. Sorority at the home of the
latter tomorrow afternoon at a one
o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. T. p. Owen entertained the C
w. 5. club at pretty luncheon on
Friday afternoon. She was assisted I'm
serving by Mrs. Paul Wilson and Mrs
| J. A. Ratellin.
The basketball squad. seventeen
strong, will form line party at the
Colonial theater tonight. compliment.
aries having been presented by the
management.
90
Mrs. w. II. Fluallen was hostess TO
the members OF the girls basketball
team Saturday evening after the
tournament They assisted in cele.
hrating Mr.. Fluallen's birthday and
getting in on the birthday cake and
fee cream.
Standard Bearers held their regular
monthly meeting at the home OF their
leader, Mrs, Virgil Rogers. Monday
evening with a good attendance. Aft.
err an interesting lesson study con.
Quoted by Alice Gregg, and business
meeting, there was an imprnmptu
musical program and refreshments.
q % o
The Queen Esthers with their lead
er' Miss Ina Dyer, We're entertained
by Margaret Stockham at hor home
on Garnet Mesa Wednesday after
noon after school After the regular
business meeting, a social hour was
spent playing games, and refresh.
hehts were served by the hostess
. o o
Mrs. Floyd Harding entertained six.
teen ladies at luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon. Table and house decora.
tlons were in keeping with st. Pat
ricks day, and the color scheme,
green and white, was carried out In
tho menu. Mrs. Harding will onter-
tain the same number of guests at "a
one o'clock luncheon Saturday.
o g .
There was a good attendance at the
St Patricks dance at the Elks' hall
Tuesday evening. given by the Cath.
ole ladies. Good music was furnish.
ed by the Doyle orchestra. and all
present enjoyed pleasant evening.
The remaining tickets on the bed.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20

spread were sold and the lucky num-
Der -, was held by Mrs. Barrere.
@ @ @
Mrs. L. F. Flower and Mrs. Roy
Bowen We're joint hostesses to the
members of the A. NJ. z. club Wednes-
day afternoon. The regular business
was disposed of and current events
were given. There was full attend
ance Of the clubb. Nice refreshments
completed the afternoon. The ladies'
are making plans for entertaining
their husbands at a dinner in the near
future.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
First Baptist.

Where the Whole Family Feels
At Home.
The Go To Church Campaign" is
on. Please fall in line and help push
good thing along. The church is
an asset to any community Support
it with your presence, prayers, and
purse. 1t needs all of these to make
it go. Are you a worker or a shriker?
Be litter not a leaner. The more
lifters We have the easier the load.
Give a life OF service and have no
regrets when your path slants to-
wards the setting sun of life's little
day
All regular services on Sunday:
Sunday School and Young Peoples
meeting. The pastor Will preach both
morning and evening May he be en-.
couraged and inspired by full house
morning and night
II you are not attending church
elsewhere we would be glad to have
you worship with us.
Test our welcome.
E Payne. Minister.