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The Republican., 1925-12-31

Get 2c-Lteut. ]. Il. roolittle won
Schneider trophy Ia seap.aHs race at Bal
.iwCre.
oct. I-Cna hundred and drsieth birth
cay Of the Unit. q States navy celebrated
Lieutenant D0gl.lrie set -cw ep cd rec
Mt Baltimore.
oct -Cowt-.nart.aI Of Colonel Mitch
u opened: General SGmmcraU. president
1f the court. and Generals EoWley and
slHlcn withdrawn for ALLEGED nrefudice.
oct. 3l-COl. Thomas W. Miller. former
alien property Cu=, 0di3u. four German
and Swiss citizens and three c. "man and
SWlss corporations indicted by federal
Grand jury on charges Of conspiracy to
deGraud the United States government.
Nov. 3-Jamcs J. Walker. Democrat,
elected MAYOR Of New York: A Harry
Moore, wet" Democrat. elected gov
crnor of New JERSEY
Nov. biennial convention Of Antf-Sa-
loon league opened In Chicago.
Nov. 6-Janes E. Jones appointed direc-
Nov. 9-Coonel Mitchell. opening his de-
fense, made a new series Of charges
against the army and navy air services.
United States senator by Governor Sorlie
of North Dakota to succeed the late Sen
ator Ladd
Nov. 1s-Federal grand jury at Chicago
indicted Boston x Maine railroad and "A
individuals for beer running conspiracy.
Nov 23-Mississippi VALLEY association
convened in st. Louis and demanded i'm
mediate development of inland water
ways, including the Chicago-to-Gulf prof.
eCt.
New tax bill completed. cutting United
States revenues BY $325,736,000.
Nov. 24-Ali permits for wine making
revoked by government.
Nov. 25-Major General Patrick head OF
army air service. in annual report scored
administration for neglect of the service
Nov. 26-Maj Gen. Amos Fries chief of
chemical warfare service, in annual re-
port declared the service was menaced by
too much economy.
Nov. 2S-International Live Stock expo
SitiOn opened in Chicago.
Nov. 29-SeCretary Of Commerce Hoover
submitted annual report; urged early
completion of midwest waterway prof.
ects.
Dec. An sacramental wine permits
revoked effective December 81
Muscle Shoals board of inquiry made
divided report: majority recommended
lease to private capital for exclusive pro-
duction of fertilizer; minority opposed
government operation and advised divi-
sion between fertilizer and other prod
ucts
Dec. 7-SiNty-ninth congress opened its
session.
Nicholas Longworth elected speaker
of the house.
American Farm Bureau federation
opened meeting in Chicago and was ad-
dressed by President Coolidge.
Dec. S-President Coohdge's message
was read 10 congress
Dec. 18-House passed the revenue
bill.
ogden H. Hammond of New Jersey
appointed ambassador to Spain.
Erie railro&d and ten individuals in
dicted in Chicago for beer running
conspiracy.
Mobile, Ala, nominated to be member
of interstate commerce commission
The Republican., 1925-12-31
NEUROLOGY

Jan. LArchbiahop Henry Moeller of
Catholic diocese of Cincinnati
Jan. s-George W. Bellows. American
Jan. s-Edward. Morgan, postmaster of
Jan. ioNDT. herman Bridge, eminent
Jan. 17-Daniel G. Reid, tin plate
king" in New York
Jan. 25-John c. Eastman. owner and
publisher ,9t,9 Of Chicago dS Journal;
famous British soldier.
Jan. s1-George W. Gable. American
author.
Feb. 5-Julils FIeischmann, million
aire yeast manufacturer of Cincinnati at
Miami Beach
Feb 7-Thomas w. Lawson. former
Feb. Mrs. Clio H. Bracken. Ameri-
F. Feb, IB~Fred w. Upham of Chicago,
former national treasurer Of Republican
NJ. H De Young. founder and pub
Feb. 1S-Dr. Marion lie Roy Burton,
president Of University OF Michigan.
James Lane, Allen. American author.
Feb. 2s-Maj. Gen. James H Wilson.
last Of Civil war corps commanders
Feb. A-Hjalmar Branting. former
premier Of Sweden.
Feb. 2-Medin Mccormick, U. s sena-
tor from Illinois.
Feb. 26-Robert c. Clowry. former pres
ident OF Western Union Telegraph com
pany.
Feb. N-J. l. c. Clarke. veteran news
paper man and playwright, in New York
J. z. MARITIME. former senator from
New Jersey.
Feb. 2S-Friedrich Ebert. president of
March 2-wnliam A. Clark, copper
magnate and former senator from Mon
March 9-Bishop William A. Quay1e of
Methodist Episcopal church, at Baldwin.
March l2-Dr. Sun Ya.-sen, first presi-
dent of Chinese republic at Peking.
March 20-Marquis Curzon of Kedleston
March 27-Gen. Lord Henry Seymour
Rawlinson, commander in chief of the
British forces in India, at Delhi
March 3l-Vespa sian warner former
commissioner of pensions, at Clinton. nj
April 3-Jean de Reszke, famous tenor
in Nice.
Nine. Bernice de Pasqual opera diva.
in Omaha
April 6-Archbishop Alexander Christie
of Roman Catholic diocese of Oregon
| City. Ore.
April 13-Elwood Haynes inventor Of
| first American automobile, in Kokomo,
| Ind.
April l5-John S. Sargent, eminent
| American painter, in London.
April A-G. S. Sanderson, secretary Of
United States senate.
The Republican., 1925-12-31
INDUSTRIAL

Jan. 19-Federal railway labor board
raised pay of $1,000 railway clerks
Feb. 23-New York garment workers
strike ended with increase of pay
March 31-Dodge Automobile company
sold to syndicate of bankers for s75,-
OcO 600 cash
April lO-Great Northern and Union
Pacific telegraphers granted wage in
crease of cents an hour by U. S. rail-
way labor board.
April 13-U. s Supreme court held un-
constitutional the compulsory arbitration
of labor disputes under Kansas indus
trial court act.
May 13-Secretary of Agriculture Jar
dine warned Chicago board of trade to
end grain price manipulation or lose its
charter.
May 19-International Harvester com
pany exonerated of trust charges by
special federal court OF equity.
June III. S. Supreme court held the
gathering and dissemination of informa-
ton by trade associations on costs.
prices. etc, are not necessarily violation
of antitrust laws.
June 9-Burley Tobacco Growers Co
Operative Marketing association en-
toined from doing business in Tennessee.
June 10-Plasterers Of America began
The Republican., 1925-12-31
DOMESTIC

Jan. 4-Associate Justice Joseph Nc
hehna oil supreme court resigned and
IreSluenI COOHuSe named Attorney Cen
eral marian r. stone to succeed nm.
Mrs Nene l. Ross sworn IN as gov
ernor OF W Nyohins. r-.,
Jan senate upHeIu eSIHeHI Felo
OF postal salaEy raise Dlli py one vote;
Sehalt passed Interior department Dill
%iIq @ mouSG PdSssd Ss eiiiersehcy uenclehcy
pIil CaI1 y iBS 9!o''Uo'oVV' -
2a' "a ersstu CG"IGIg' post
once ana agriculture supply DlIS.
Jan yIHouse passsSed 9, army army oapp'oprla-
'iqh plII IrSlhE F"S4,VVV'UVU.
Jan W-ffeslaeat CooAqge announce
tIaI secretary on state hughes "ouId
retire from the cabinet on March 4 and
tll@t RANK %. hSIIoSs Adu oeeh SeIeSIea
70 SuCieeu r, mn; vi, -....-.-.,
I' CLiai leS -, D, " a'EeH li'iills'Ieu IoF At-
-oTne! SeHGl'.i I5i.i5,ti,1 o,,,.,-. .+ +. 49,.
jan IL-fTeSluentaI electors met IN the
SIaIe cdpIIaIs anu c4Sl tiier E0tes' CooI-
IuSe anu DaweS DeIIS lIIInaHy elected
s 5e52a to aer@aaS = seIso5sd so6ao6 to s
teeG &c ddaf f. rang P.tt b Kellogg as ambassador
70 SIrea' bIllaih. ,,e.,;.-.-- ,r, --,.,...-
=, .,s51 2e5d te o passcu ueA'IlehcS Dill dFrylhs'
*l25,OoVTVO' , -, ,,
Muscle Shoals bil e,.-- --.,.---,
IAN 2asc4 t5 Pi,i5r, Siel,p res [eSlSRea as
San6eri of - Tndiana waS narnad ND 70 sIc
s oalluetS VI Ahu4aIia " dS Htliileu ~ SUI
ceea ea nm nm ", \, D.. $780, ,.,-,.-..
~ rev. w. M; 6soWn, t0FIner 9 3lsnop
i EptsCupd! a. G0Gtrlne ne W CnuEEn e poaru % a. OF
review ana ms eNputsioh from ministry
recommended.
Former Secretary Denby eXonerated
from senate COMMITTEES on oil inquiry.
Jan; D-Presldent Coolidge announced
completion OF work OF United States
railroad administration created during
Senate adopted majority report on Tea
pot Dome Oil scandal. censurins Fall
and Denby.
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson inaugurated
govern9r of Texas.
Jan D-Col. Charles r. Forbes, former
director Of the veterans bureau and
John W Thompson. millionaire contraC-
tor Of st Louis; found guilty by jury
fraud the government in contracts for
soldiers hospitals
Emile Daeschner. new French ambas-
sador, presented credentials to President
Coolidge.
Senate passed postal pay and rate in
crease 5iI
Jan. 30-Dog teams carrying antitoxin
for dinh theria- stricken Nome started
on 665-mile run.
Feb. 2-Serum reached Nome in record
House passed bill for sl5O, OK, 900 for pub
lie buildings program for six wears
Delaware and Utah rejected child Ia
Dor amendment
Feb. 3-House returned postal increase
bill to senate, asserting it's right to
initiate all revenue legislation.
Feb. 4-Col. c. r. Forbss and w
Thompson sentenced to two years in
prison and $4,000 fine ea2h.
Tennessee legislature rejected Lhild la
Dor amendment
Feb l0-House passed postal pay and
| rate increase sin substituted for senate
measure.
| Senate ratiEed commercial treaty with
| Germany.
Feb H-Whham IA. JSrdine Of Kansas
| appointed secretary OF agriculture. and
George Parks governor Oh Alaska.
Feb; l6--F1oyd Colilns' entrapPed By
powder IN In , oan9 IaEs' hehtucSy' ON
January ". a aoulu ueatL
Senate confirmed IN nominstiSn Of Frank
The Republican., 1925-12-31
FOREIGN

Jan. 1-Chinese government proclaimed
amnesty to all except eX-President TsaO
Kun and his parliamentary supporters.
Premier Mussolini of Italy began sup
preston Of opposition organizations and
nSwspapNrs.
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Nebraska Track
Summaries
Tho summarizes

The summaries,
v.slss Nlis fan ..,as Ross & &N;srs'l,a, flrs Hsyes
sr,e,ollIeglato record. former fsoord
ioo-sard dash. Locke Nehrasta first
th,rd Time Ten sseonds
rr,ti gfitefi NshraalSa. second peckfard
Nebraska. third Time ka seconds
trst bosers' coiosado second s55 q5aiss bslss
Nebraska, third. Time rs IS second.
soresfs Rocky mountain intefcollesiat'
sso-vard run. Won by Lewis. Ne
hraska Davis. Colorado second Houder
iereahing conference record Of two min
2ao.yard dash. Locke Nebraska. tIrst
third Time. ala seconds ''''a
nhedle.s o. Nebraska lied Tor first place
shetput Kramelmeyor Nebraska. flrat
Mh,,e. colorado. s.eeond heim. Colorado
- hish lnmp. Moore, Colorado, first
fenelar, Nebraska. serond Rhodes. NJ
preslse ihird Height feet. inches
man. Nebraska. tied for first Menoher
Colorado thlrd. finci leiasb.
phiiadelphla, Aprn III R.H y
Thili,ade,,ph,s 4, q, ..,,''.,.,... - 2
nafteries pi'aieifn'" MieeRrn iSbsell i,,,,. an.
IIenline' ,.Grsay. Harris, Rommel ans
Cincinnati Aprn H. ......... R.u. 4
istflsn9 .lss,,.aa9 e 's..-'','-'....t''ss -
naitefles + smtb Kafr shauie an,
NSs,1 ponseue 1,, af seeelhan aud hgysTaE,e. !.
Naesas ciw' a a .'i'...'. .
sssop fs,S'S r.,i.sS !s.s. sum '9 Doslo, SS
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Loup Valley Towns Form
Six-Team Ball League

Broken Bow. Neb.. April 1.-THE
Loup Valley BASEBALL league has been
organized at Broken Bow with six
teams entering the league from Gus
ter, Buffalo, Sherman and Loup coun
ties. The towns entering teams are
Ansley, Arcadia, Broken Bow. Ra-
Vienna, Loup city and HazardPleas.
anton. G. A. Stapleton of Broken
Bow was elected president and George
kriz, Broken Bow. secretary.
a 20game schedule is being ar
ranged with games to be played each
Sunday, starting May and ending
September 10. All the clubs have
rosted their guarantee Of $50 10 enter
teams and complete the schedule.
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Berlenbach Seeks
Go With McTieut

ATEW YORK. April 1O.-Paul Ber
N lenhach, New York light.heavy
weight, today filed a challenge
with the state athletic commission for
a match with Mike McTigue. worlds
lighf.heaYyweight champion. The
challenge was accompanied by Ger.
tilted check for $500.
The board accepted the challenge
and notified McTigue. The market
will remain open for further chal
lenges after which the commission
will recommend to MeTigue that he
risk his title in match with the
man il selects as the most logical con
tender.
McTigue. who has been on the black
list in this state. was reinstated this
week upon the condition that he meet
any challenger the commission selects
within GO days
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Dempsey States Kearns to Receive
IS Per Cent of Earnings in Future

not split with Jack kearns, his man
ager, but that henceforth kearns
would have to be satisfied with 35
per cent of Dempsey's earnings in
stead of the former 30 per cent. He
ntimated that he considered himself
capable of managing himself if
kearns thinks 30 per cent too little
for his end.
Dempsey is working in a motion
picture studio with his new nose"
as one of his principal cinemato.
graphic assets. The nose was re
vamped by beauty doctor last year
and there are not lacking many who
predict that the chief of the heavies
will never risk having the made.over
nasal organ smashed in another prize
fight. Moreover, Dempsey's new wife
Estelle TAYLOR. film actress. frowns
on the ring.
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County Baseball League
Organized at Fairbur,

Fairbury. April IA Jefferson
county baseball league has been or
ganized al Fairbury with a member
ship Of six teams. The following
towns constitute the league: Fair
bury. Endicott. Steele City. Harbine
Powell and Reynolds.
The schedule as arranged calls Tor
the opening Of the season on NAY :.
paykin and Gladstone may also sign
As members of the lesgu
The following officers were elected.
President. Il W Arnold of Earhine
vice president. James SVartz. Endi-
cot; secretarv-t surer. Leo Hath
away Of Powell.
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Hudkins Starts
Court Action to
Nullify Contract

Lincoln, Neb., April 11.-Ace
HudIsins, Lincoln youth, who won a
referees decision over Joe Ben
iamin, in a lightweight bout at
Vernon, Cal, last Tuesday night
asked that his contract with Harry
r. Reed. boxing manager and
trainer. be nullified in a suit filed
in district court here today by his
mother. Mrs. Mary Whited. Hud-
lSins claims that as he is minor
the contract. signed here in Octo-
ber, 1928, is not binding.
lie also claimed that the action of
the Nebraska boxing commission,
i'll suspending him from participa-
tion in any public boxing exhibition
in the state. has injured him finan-
cially. Pat Boyle, to whom Reed is
said to have sold an interest in the
contract. is made joint defendant
in the action.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Shenandoah High Track
Squad to Compete in Meet,

Shenandoah. Ia. April 11.-Coach
G. r. Jackson has entered Is track
men in the Stuart relays at Stuart.
Ia. April Is. which makes the sixth
meet for the local school to enter this
season.
The southwest Iowa meet will be
held at Sidney May and the Page
county meet at Clarinda May 16 Sev.
eral veterans are out for track and
promising new material Is available.
Those who will 20 10 Stuart In.
clude Shook. Gass, Smith, Treat.
Jones, Topham, Narley. Howard,
Barnes, Miller Tyner, Holmes. Welty,
Fishbaugh and Collins.
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Stewart May
Not Compete in
Kansas Relays

'Stev' Stewart. fieet-footed cap
tain of the Creighton university
track team and one Of the big
factors In the BIuciays' crack two.
mile relay squad. may not he able 10
compete with his team In the Kan.
sas relays next week.
Stewart has been troubled with
weak anl,lc this season and the
hurt became chronic last week.
causing him 10 forsaIsc the track
He has not been able 60 work out
This week. hut Coach Wynne hopes
that Stewart may be able 10 paddle
around the cinders newt week. The
team leaves Friday.
Johnn, Troutman. Rcndon. Schu.
Ter and Morrisscy have been shnn ing
mp 10 advantage ON the distance
events, aud of the quartet Trout.
man looks hest In the relay. Hr
steps the half mile In close 10 soi.
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Newcomers
TO x@ an
MsterpA
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CHESTER ARTHUR HOWARD.

CHESTER ARTHUR HOWARD.
Pitcher. Oklahoma City.
Born, Louisville. ky.. September e6
1903.
Height. feet inch. Weight. III
pounds.
Throws righthshded. Bats right
handed.
Club. In 1924. Ponra City. Oklahoma
State league; Temple. Texas association
and Oklahoma City.
first engagement: Joplin. Western
league. September. 1871.
Clubs since then: Denver. spring train-
ing: i32e; Pawhuska: Western association
1929: HENRIETTA, Western associat tion
1928: Clinton. Oklahoma State league
1923; Ponca City. Temple and Oklahoma
City.
1924 record (Temple); Games. 10; In
nings pitched. 62: hits permitted ~
passes. 1G. strikeouts. 2s. Won two game.
and lost seven. Batted .292 and fieided
86O.
Record with Oklahoma City; Partici
pated in ~ games: charged with no vic
tories and two defeats. Record with
Ponca City unavailable. no statistics com
piled
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
PRINCE GEORGE
WINS AT BOWIE

Bowie Race Track. Nd. April IL
The Prince George handicap, $1,000,
for 3year-olds and up was won by
Reparation this afternoon: Leopard
ess was second and Top Sergeant
third.
Reparations' time for the mile and
n sixteenth was 1.4sZ. Investors in
5. mutuel tickets on the winner real
lied $40 first; $500 place and s420
to SHOW.
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MUNY UMPIRES
ATTEND MEETING

The regular Friday evening class
for the amateur umpires was held
last night In room 402 Of the city
hall John Dennison. chief of the
staff Of muny umplres was in charge
OF the meeting.
Several new applicants applied for
positions at the session last night.
Other. matters discussed we're the
kinds Of equipment needed.
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New Golf Course for Callaway

Galway. Neh., April 1.-THE Cal
laway Golf club has completed ar.
fangements for the lease on the new
grounds located on the G. r. Watkins
farm. southeast OF Galloway. Snf-
ficient members transferred from tho
old organization TO finance the new
course on tho basis of a fiye-vear
lease, and a golf professional from
Hastings will be here within few
DAYS 10 assist in laying out the
cOuTsp
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George Neager Of the Veterans ha.
lined up three 10round bouts be
tween fighters who have served a.
preliminary and semi-windup pugilst.
in shows gone by Besides the three
10-rounders, Yeager is lining up what
looks to be a corkin' good list of pre-
liminaries.
No main event bout has been an.
nounced. The chances are that the
boys in the three 10-round mills will
flip piece of filthy lucre up in the
ozone to determine the pair that
that will have the pleasure of ap-
pearing in the final or main event
scrap on the program.
Everett Strong, the sensational
Spencer Qa.) middleweight, who is
fighting under the direction of
BILLY" Uvick, will meet Carl Au,
gustine, the stereOtyper from st.
Paul, in 10-round affair. II will
be the second time these two fight
ers have tangled. The first time
they met Strong knocked Augustine
out i'm the sixth round, but not un-
til he himself had been knocked
down for count of something like
nine.
Augustine. they say, IS coming to
Omaha on his own "hook" to square
accounts with Mr.. Strong. The St
Paul middleweight will not get thin
lime if he is knocked out. On the
other finger, if he kayoes Strong he
viii receive a couple of shekels fof
ais labor.
II Augustine is in good physical
condition next Friday night he may
cause Strong a peck of trouble. lie
lHast he in better condition than he
- when he first fought Everett TO
-tlse the latter any great amount Of
srief. however.
Mike" Dale, the Grand Island vel
terweight, who leaped into the spot
light when he scored a technical
knockout over Royal Coffman, vii
meet an old enemy in Mike Roz
gall. 1t will be the third time they
have fought. Their first two battles
were real honest-to- goodness slugging
bees.
"Sailor" Liston. the Council
Bluffs welterweight who fought
such an interesting fight with Roz-
gall at the Auditorium several
weeks ago, has been signed to meet
one Ted Zanfes of Sioux City in an
other 10-round quarrel. Zanfes is
said to be tough and Just the boy
who can give the sailor" plenty
of rough sailing. We shall see Fri
day night.
Matchmaker Neager also has
signed Young Bige. brother of
Erwin, and Jimmy Mard for four
round preliminary.
"CurIey" UIrich Of st. Paul will
do all the refereeimg, according to
the promoter.
The show IS a popular priced af
fair. with 81 and 81 being all that Is
required for tickets.
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from the training camps with few
lineup changes. Only here and there
a recruit from the bushes" has made
the grade, displacing some veteran.
The National league will celebrate
its golden jubilee this year. Cere-
monies to commemorate its 50th
birthday will be held in every city
in the circuit at some time during
the season, the outstanding eelebra-
tion being assigned to Boston when
the Braves and Cubs will meet May
s. Boston and Chicago are the only
charter members of the National
league and the honor of playing this
keynote game naturally goes TO these
clubs. The American league, found
ed in 1900, inaugurates its 26th cam
paign.
The paramount issue on the open
ing OF the league campaign is-will
the 1924 pennant-winners repeat II
McGraw pilots the Giants to another
pennant il will be the fifth straight
flag for the New York club under
McGraw's management. In winning
the 1924 flag, MeGraw created a
record in the major leagues.
Though there is no reason to doubt
that the New York Giants and the
Washington Senators are as strong as
they were last season. It is expected
the opposition will be stiffer this year
the Giants facing such strengthened
clubs as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
while the Senators look for trouble
from the New York Yankees and the
Detroit Tigers.
Chicago. which fell off noticeahfy
during the latter half OF last sea-
son. is expected TO be in the fight
ing from the start despite the in
jury which will keep Rabbit Ma
ranvilIe. star infielder, out Of the
game until May |.
The Reds viii start with high hopes
and reports from Boston declare
that Bancroft has assembled the best
aggregation since 1914.
Philadelphia and ST. Louis are not
expected 10 be in the thick Of the
fight after midseason.
Eddie Collins. celebrating his first
year az major league pilot. has an
uncertain quantity in the Chicago
White Sox.
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DAcE-
X(E&ELXT8
BOW. lie.

Firsf rscs Ons.salf mile
navigator Nv Harvey $50 $50 :sf
Dedans fFarkel sas.........3sn gsn
CertrifaEHi tSnsliweadA ...#.4.... n
Time ~ Boosting. Wcrmwnfi Sspov.
Nuffst Barney Wells and Orator also
ran.
Second race; siv sna cns-hsH ta-ionEs
Warning tMcTtgusA ....Sse $50 ssn
: - A1eiltN s.s.fs.- t.tsss - 10
Noaee tNliliafnta .ss..... ...ss#.... 5 70
Time ls2f t-S. Eager Hidden Jewel
sun Los Intrerid and Rsnock also ran.
Third rsce; sir snd on~-haif furions.
John Moshy tstutts ..s.Sn $50 so
AK w sllsCel ,.Hss+1 40 o.in
Dr. Glenn tcos;slel ......#.-......f0.a0 20
Time. les. is3g Ross Galatla Free-
doms Call, Erica and Ais snaple also
ran.
Fourth race: Nile and .l.t..als,
hepaFafen tMafeenA 80. $40 - 4 IA
Leopafdess CIV. Harveyl ....4..sS0 Z ~
Tor Sergeant tWallatel ...44.......ssa 20
Time 1:tS Is RelphrihonIa. Arabian.
~. Mara. Noonraker. Red W5nrfioia
Setting sun. The Kon can and Burns
also ran
Fifth race, SIX fnrionss.
CLIQUE ~ HRrvesA - "a -
Nerfiuse tNc AtfiffeA .........4-a -
Rupee iSfutfsN ... In
sime and panc ng Fnel aisa ran
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Inn POOLE WILL
JOIN ATHLETICS

Winston. Salem. y. G. April IL
Jim Poole. former first haseman oi
the Portland club OF the Pacific Coast
league left here today to Join the
Philadelphia Athletics. he announced
before departing. Poole. a holdout
from the Portland club said that he
had been advised OF his sale to the
Athletics lie has been working cut
with the local club of the Piedmont
league Last year he hit .S5s With
tina Oregon club
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and all.western center. and this year
was named all-valley forward and all
western center again. After the close
of his college basket bali career he
joined the Kansas city Athletic club
team for the National A. A. Il. tour
nament, and the team went 10 the
fourth round. Ackerman was named
ALA. A. L. forward at tho close of
the tournament.
Ackerman finished the 1925 season
as highpoint individual scorer Of the
Missouri Valley conference with 166
points in 1e conference games. He
made 50 field goals and as free
throws. His record at free throwing
was 20 per cent perfect.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
w. @. w. DEFEAT
CREIGHTON PREP

The Wodmen Of tho World hal
team of tho Metropolitan loop took
Coach brennan Creighton prep team
to TO trimming At Fontenelle park
yesterday afternoon in a practice con
test.
Stump I<rupskl and "Eaeleheak"
Monaghan divided the hurlng burden
Tor tho lodgmen. Dempsey and
schultz took turns In hurling for the
hieh school lads