Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

KVF.VÎX*! STATE TIKSDAY, NINE TK. M-'VWPOLIS. Haiif MarpSy and I THK HARMONY IN CITY LEAGUE STAKBIHG OF THE TEAMS. NO VIS Ilf ON Tenin at the F.ve*ln*. ICMienh Wkhita Oklatinima SiOQt Vy NetHffuM I lajn ethirirnati I iSt ladri ph.

111 the etty Imacbail leaipue seeni ta been fmaily week of the cootroverrtes between and have been out and Vark the of gmroee can be oontmuert further troobie. The of iUe 4 EaJ plawrr by the two will oeceaeitatc the plajlnR of two extra during tht bat aalda from that the recular BChr-dul" UI good Washington Both of game were recorded isome Weatem l.eag«e. Woo It e. Won Tn 21 21 I Bayne. vi'on 31 Without any fanmal proteate plaiftt was of the umptrlnf, but wj rtaciaions were made 'bat woiiW have affected matcrtaily the outcome of either game.

Wwugne hare been acbeduiea prarUee at park in the following order Curtlk, Towle, and Paine, Tuesday Lincoln TeJephonea and American legion, Wednesday; Spewr and Sitaoor. 1'huiwday: Iwclghis of Coium and Ainarlcan legion, The Weatem iJJaae nnd Taint team is for a twilight conterl with the Pentteptlary teain Tuesday emoiiig, while the 4 ncoln will meet the Hhat-tns Thuraday FbUrdelpht Pawl iMilwankiM Minn Calumhwa Indlanapotis I.ewirrtlle Kaooma Ijoet 11 23 ti IsMh -a '1 31 I it 43 '35 .411 311 f.4'' 4 34 4 lao 451 .345 MINERS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP JOPLIN PLI M.INfi NIIF.At) 4T NNJ; OF IT pbliadelpbia Heda the (bampioa a Peg. Tbree Kboloata in a Niaaie I in It, for laltiira lla.r«. and debated game of oeri Inning- ClR' Philaaalvb'a Jwnr 31 5 1 In ihf opening Sehiatlonal I Chirtgo and oth'-r eastern povnts he h.3-4 Iteen the pa at three i'oach Schis.ilr attended the VVeat- ern conference track meet at Michigan I and waa i.n fhlcftgg at the. time John Pi- kett out the White ilelsnea.

Hanlon, of IVnvir. I'ed If'al liei.anet, of Cleveland, on a idecieion at the stadium hist nipht ihr In the betting, was outboxed and Hnn- Jon the Aggreasor thruout the twelve i a. couth Africa KngHnd continental Kurope at rtajied af'er ftf- I tean of atcady rain With extra' ordinary entry list. It the groateat snteroo? evr erSnred In a tennta hampionahlp 1 Vn.bk Adv Rtainps dneedaj at Gold Play It Safe. 1 Afneeiesn kawseiattow.

Won Ijoat Pet. 13 13 112 34 3" 30 45t 32 15 PoMtpewed. National. at Tork, TNtta- borgh at Brooklyn it. 'xitua at lawrtoo Amarican.

New Tork at Philadelphia at iJbtcagro. Washington st Tatrott. Asaoclation lanilsrlUe. HDSKERS GflJG TO FARMS rnmmf Nebrsabs Atbletea to Keep in Aetlel- llea Neat 5 esr. Many Kebraaka athletes aceorrttng to eustom are, making irsrJts for farms and ramhes foV the to get In condition for their actlrlUes in football, basketball.

track, wrestling and the other next vear There are few wlio re following other purmilta for the summer. fteeeral football have left for Kanasji to do work in the hsnrest and will work north frorn there as the harvest moves up Ro.v star tarlile on the Nebraska football team has taken a of ka rmn to ranch in Half 1 dottn mifrrtx ra nf the baie bail tciun are follow mg that prolcgai this summer on town teams and other amati ur Wvthera. and one or two others left soon after school vras for Wyominc they will play with te.sm at scheduled to with the Kimball. team this PUT TRACK AHEAD wo- the beginn ng of play in the national clay court tennis in afternoon at Tlic pairing for the was completed Monday and the drawing for the dootilca were made 'Puesdsy, The singles follow Mrj. Jane King.

Cleveland vs Marion c'hicago: MUs Conine Gould. St. Godfrey, Chicago, vw Johnson. IVfrolt: Ruth King, fCleveland, vs Mrs. MaJcolm McNeil.

Chicago: Mias Fdlth Tennant, Ingelcs, Wise, Cleveland Miss Robbie" Ech. Cleveland, V- MI as Mathryne W.s»do. CTilcago Miss Vance Chicago, vs Martori Zlndersfeln, Boston JOrLI.v, Jure Thf miule four raigbi frwm dloux nning dav It was the third straight ihutout the won and obIv got wrlet wcs un- Prsok Meti f.re- base men oW.xlnerJ hy with from Mo nes, in traa" for rteo-her aod a --osadArAUan e.wuin»d the as menegef Ncore By tnwuaba. Jtous City 3 999 9 0 Jopl.R 3 ew, WtmiTA. 21.

made a iaar of bv wfim today Tha twaeity cor lawingw tor Motnee local Nccre Pv innings rww Momas ftlOftifht OAlabwtBa fMy vs. Omwbn. OKLAHOM.A CTTT JoOe 31 knocked Boyd out of the in the first By In Bings. 4 2 19 0 9 19 0 'ttty I 0 1 9 ft 9 TWIwk vs. Jeeeph.

TT'TJiA June affoetTvWy white Obeew wpportwncly amd boma temen wwn the opeatng e' the frota Bi. Joweph to 3. Bowra: Bv liwainpi: .................1 ft ft I ft ft ft A-2 ft ft ft ft STATE BASEBALL RESULTS. nllser 4 recU Heals I l-m- Creek tit Ha ted Columhu here a fas; game that ended to h- -d the vumors hiGcss until the n.h nn.ng when hit and ioor netted them runs. Batteries wevc and and Burke.

Hits-rJf Know 1. off Knowles Is h' Ju.ftu> POINT. Jane 32. By a 1 to fourteen inning ctorv over scribncr. Sunday.

West Point won her bmw-ball game. The West club nnt a smgle this season and has heW scoreless Ml consecutive Korb doing ail the Korb pliehint for Weat Point, was id great form and lasted the entire fourleen-inntng game, allowing only four hits. Kork struck out II. ITtch struck out IT The winning score was made In the fourteenth when three West Point batters connected for singles. I WIMRI.RtKIV Rng 31 A.

Amrpicariii for Br'-iah tenn-s their Thr maich heiw-en i I burgh ard G. Tu-ributl most A of about t-6S Th wss well rrrreasri'rd battlr j- jtk- prued wni mee-s 1 i-V- -ganlfd a- a a Ri.slfsh ptaver thCd Pom c.raiiam nvi.uur. live-1 tune in his litu of w-'rk catise he the air. and kept ye on il FmniHarity. in xse.

fef-ed onlejnpt TKxt iS the with mrtriv who have ventured into the air. an-l wt may say also the vvater, the aviator "fell out" his profe.A^ion. he begins to exy'erinyrnt in He to wrtti name across ttw heavers and often he epi' vph. He is not content witii follow li th- no-tnai axil: safe, he wants to ac. oii.p!i.«h clartr.g i am! flic w.th the water It lies 1 for eei-n most accomp- I.ante« Poaipoaed.

swfinnie- The tnd the on id. row will tak- toll this i IT Mtih 21 ftp.nins Play Ithev did gets to know ourtu chArr ffN it Pienah-p achedulrd ta was i res beiwase o' the svggv eonditkin trf friendly and tn roxirts. timll rterofbv lope dav It out A firedaiorv finget Public S2 St B4244 No. 10th fit 136 mu St WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Brisket Boiling Beef Short Ribs of Beef. 10c 12c tl I Tennant of Frai.ilat« been to the 'ontea s.

TITF ClwvelBfid I Rlrwt Place by TAGGING ALL THE BASES. Tbree Have Been for Tbia onrae tiy HenlurWy Jorkey f'lub. The Krntueky Jockey club fo place the laitonta track In the forefront of the running horse game in 1.921 and 1922. If the adoption of rich will turn the trick Three sensatipnal spe- i da Is ve arranged and announced for course end one of them will no doubt be ihe richest In the world One of the sensational and rather unique for Is the futurity for ear-olds. It will be a dssh of fhree-quartees of a mile and will larry about llZ.ftt'ft in added monc.v.

Ccr- talnly it will sttraci the ream of two- year-olda. and regiiit In some astonishing performances. The other fixture will be the T.aitonla chtmpionahlp, race nf one mile and three-qtiarlera. for It will carry a vahie of tiiO.bbo will no doubt be the richest stake of the can turf when it Is It will have a 1 closing as will all of the other events, this being arranged to permit of the entr of the st toala eligible, ThU fixture la expected to attract a record entr.v The. v.lll indeed Hharal, wllh nominal for I nominations and a proha We starting fee or ISAft The conditions and fees will make tha race attractive "dark horses" whose owners mav ftgurc a chance to win hv' rP8.son of a large field The Kentucky club aeems tn making a bid to the back in original place In the racing The announcement a have created much com ment among tha followers of the game, and many of them the Latoni-i ehamplonahtp with value fa sunpiv a forervinner to a of cla.v«lcs whoae value will aoon the $100.000 mark.

Of course, the will rmntinuc to the usual nviin- ber of races with smaller stakes The 1H21 loitonia program will be the N-st ever offered at that course the fall meeting at I.atonla year the flrst running of the Kentucky ehnm- ion ship Btaktts will be staged. It closed a 'ear ago This has a value of about and this value year to yoar, 11 promises to be an unusual contest. Sia.r for a day: NeiU. double In the twelfth inning paved the wav for victor' o'er the Sox Momvger Speaker dented a report that Cleveland had offered fo trade Gay Morton to Boirton Harry Hama, the sooth paw The Phillies, with Bfxa.v pltehln fino hall, disposed of the -da Ilixey gave up only six hits. Pauletre and Bdl Randen differed snil! fingers in the PhlHy-Red same, and had to retirg The weather man fstiered up his average m.tCN’Trt Jt-NB.

Jase $1 re- tsiaad ftrat loday by 3 ta 3 iit twatvv The nra hr rSftea and ngle fallad to maka a hit off Ha-per 'ha fifth mtfe pfttdvad good hall, hiit waa hy hatd ha Red Box (be iaat twe isa aad ManMgar Bted ar, otfar hail trada Mortan far By InntQgs. Fog tacbt Race, MKM'PCvKT June 31 ef wind the "vp Rea- olote and Van t'e today. I'oatpotieipem was announced after the pvl waited time for conditions to improve OLYMPIC TEAMS TN LIMELIGHT With Babe Bath's man and Hagen and ind for Prewidant of the de made Pstaton to Harry Harper. The IM 9M 't ftftl 90! and Carpentter figbtmg the Ainerlcai Olympic team has been loit In the uncommon rush of sport The for Sam however will come out the dust week where they have beer hidden ana take a place in the first file. The sectional trials for the tearnsched- uled Saturday in Philadelphia, New Orieans and Paaadena will put thru the nr.vl sorting out procesa what will be the largest number of candidates the re.sult? of tlie intercoHegiate trark it that the team will be constituted largely of college Pennayivania.

winner of the legiate championship, probably largest llall Players Want Raek. 'Hb'A'tO. dbo deserted '-itjbe in the Amertran axaoclart'n to attraetive off. rs r-wm independent teams have appr ated to he laken I'residerit Hickev today fnder the rul.ng of the national atw.n mtnpT however, the eontratt will be barred from orran'ied baoehatl for five yrars. The axktng for their fanner bertha are: OHle Mara a ibtm IvaaenLan, who dewrtwi Pitcher M'Ubam Kvaua of Kanaar Tty and William Wagfwr.

a who quit the ColtiTnbtia bair if hr Kaiay Wlnaer. inler-ooJ- wlU have ith a good AMFRMAN A N.NOCI A Tf va. MiwtMakee. Wia. Jana $1 5 ft ft MU.WAtJKRR MPwaukoe ermi lit and Mayar: Traattnan and mmmw CNy OA Paal.

KANJiAR CTTT, Paal II Kansas City 5 13 Ortner and Hargraea; chance for landing slx on Notre looks good for delexmtlon of foiir and CaUfornia land on The New York Athletlc club most llkely Cab representation on toapi. With an artray at Ita American commlttee selectlon of team farinttee for taktng a SOO to Antwerp, are unumrally team from to chaxices of "dark gisod SCHISSLEK BACK FEOM EAST. Kng Jan- 31. Jobfiatnn of Pnlted rhampAon flret of to Brirtah lawn olmitiptonahipa ao rte- lory over J. M.

today tn tha opraing rouffcl of the toumament for ihe tifie. won In be mcomB of 5-3 ft-4 PlnvelSa a wetl known Nngiiah vvtarar player match for hta pawerfnt atroklng has Mitranta. ihe lead ng playera of atid the-e is one ewimxner the leas. Lv- -i in 11 one for the or the flip, bunts his ht ad aeains? the cement and latter steps upon body at he bottom of th' pot'l Human lif- out of Its element, hang- upon human out -M beware fanviUanlj cmtempt The human body under water and Hgh. the air.

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