Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

EVKXTNn STATE EKHIifARY tT, 1M21. NINE today preparatory FJLTON HURLS DEFIANCE and public schools all over the country have physical training and the lads are imbued with an Interest and spirit of emulation in athletics which has never been seen IIFew to Hake nt Ulani, ho to VIeet Him. NOTRE DAME INVADES STATE TF'I IN OHNflN Till RETUERS. oakera PrefMire for Rattlea ith laltora at f'oltaeaRi and Satnrday. Votre Dame's cage quintet starta an invaaion of Nebrn ka Thursday evening when it the Treiehton university five on the Omaha floor, t'relghfon Is prepared to give the Indiana crew a hard battle.

Coach Hchls- of the five will probably the Creighton-Voire Dame 'ame at Omaha tonight. The Cornhusker team took its UCf workout since Its return from Iowa. Wednesday evening. Coach dchlssier'a squad, weakened by the iOHs of Patty, Itussel, Dobesh and 8uni- incra, is working aaglnst hard odds now. Dolieah was figured a an emergency man who could be u-ed in either a guard or forward position but ue is out of the game for the remain- of the year on of the operation for apendlcitis which he underwent Tuesday, The fact that Beklns, star Com- uusker nter, is going at top speed again has raised the Nebraska slock igaln.

Dekins, Smith, Badey and will probably make up a part of the Nebraska lineup that will start against the Notre Dame crew Friday evening. Carman and Warren seem Uke the probaby candidates for he second forward position. The Indiana quintet is carrying only three veterans from the la.sl team. Captain Mehre will play at Center and Kilev and Anderson, a pair of football heros will also start in the WANTS INDIVIDUAL OWNERS Tmile of the I I IjTBiiae Ownrd BUYINOSTARS WINTER SPORT IWr Kfid- I bk Bt New Ne- KotlatitiK Hwny Pennant wTnners in the Amerkan league and champions for New York Yankees. The Wool worth building may shnnk to two stories over night, the Hudsoii river might be drained by an man with a selve, Grant's tomb might Fred Fulton hurled a verb-Al Mf Jess Willard Thursiiay.

The big plasterer heaied at critici sm of his re had a few cans- IIS' remarks to mafie. Willard reftif'Ca consider me an opponerf. queried I am a quitter, dor hal! seventh six Jack Johnson see Jack Dempsey as in a letter to A1 Lippe. boxing man ager, the former champion of the world say? fee is going to return to the ring, that he is in better condition today than he ever has been. an beat all the ever put on the gloves and the rest of them all and finish up take on a dozen more that have been masquerading around as he am tilled has been graaptng pi- with power and strength, not dope.

If srish in bis dealings, rno. lie di" i.i get any liable to bust, hia manager hr be lurned into a saloon. ll am just like TNT and ready for the champion just at a time hen he mos- Other strange things may to put the fuse to it and the needed a manager. Bir happen, but the strangest of all would jmbllc see what I can do. I canmit him.

He Thought he knew it be to see the Yanks fail to sweep the see Jack Dempsey a ch ampion PUT the touche- fraininr 1 i.repari; -on- I -Dv for thetr teen rounii bos' et Squat? garden I nduy WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S HGHTS. A- -Young VTilton knocked out Ganlner In five rounds. Fiankie Gensro, Olytuple flvwelph was giv en" a in en round? tsith Cole ti The uuiMpular. Trnitia Offer. no plavers would be avail- State? been itation to hanipion- I nniiniM THINK SCARE EXAGGERATED SHuatloa Ue- elarr Honion Jlrnlth i BOSTON, Feb.

aaln fnad.iia. Feb IT FnadiUa ar.iither here Tuesday eve-, liefea'itig Tmuglas by a 36 typhus I scare in New York appears have I been greatly exagge in the oplu i ton of Dr. William Brj ant. head i Dr WiUiam C. Woodward.

com misaioner of Dr. Woodward, in an interview to- day said that if Dr. Royal Copeiand. health York, will investigate he will find In New York thousands of more ver minou? than immigrant! being brought fr.m Europe. Ur.

Bryant said; completelv keep dtaea from be ns brought here, the would have to refuse all Imrnlgimtlon." 1456 Low Prices Work Guaranteed PCBLIC CLEANERS 1514 0 St. Lincoln, Neb. II mi.Y baseball field clean next seasoh. Why? at this team: PifA her-: Coleveskic. Mails, Johnson.

Kerr, etc. Ray Schalk. Steve O'Neil and Perkins. Infielders; Collins, Warn- by, Scott, ppekingbaugh. Ward, Ganl- ner.

Outfielders: Rke, Ruth. Roth, Jacobson and Hooper; assistant managers, Cobb and Speaker. True, they all on the Ruppert- 11 us ton pay roll yet. But give all when he was with Iemtp- sey and his cheap lost him fight at Toledo as much as champion- statement that he knock ship will be held at the university of Chicago 10 to 12 RED REVOLUTION PLANNED IntembiMil Tearnanirnt. The national basketball TORIiEO.N, Coahuila.

Feb. couraged by the favijrite impression made and the legitimate advertising received bv the display at the recent Dalips fair, Mexico accepted the invi- taiion to participate in the exhibition mriaiMn of Milan, Italy, next April. This ed down fwiee the we boxel In an exhibition fight not true. An 1 Tea)from all aectiona of the conn -1 if not, atill as as he try' have entered the contest. always been, he will accept my chal- Selection of the team.s to represent' lenge to box for right meet the different sections of the country demp.sey.

I will box him at Madison will be made purely on the basis of Square garden, or any place else, records submitted any proomter who can the oav roll vet. But give 'em Teams having the best comparative match, the whole of the gate time Plenty of remain yet be records will be chosen. th? wounde-1 the opens and numerous, Twenty-four quintets from eleven; soldiers of the In ited Sta.e?. trades are in the process of making, different states were In last lUard and 1 would b. championship, Crawfords ville, Ind.

which went to TraUe Tall. Ray Lvman, star right tackle on the 1918 and 1919 Nebraska football teams, who reentered the state university this week so that he will be able to draw a fine gate for wounded boys, fho Willard has been one of the pcorest box office attractions we ever had. you know, Dempsey was the magnet, not Trade talk has been revived in New willard. with the arrival of Miller Hug-. if Willard will box me nothing gins, manager of the Yankees, who please me better.

My challenge will remain there until the club leaves stands as I have p'ut it here. All he for Shreveport, on February 25. need do Is to way the word. be Hugging would not discuss planb for ready any deals he has In mind. He inti- -------------------roared, however, that Frank Baker New York sport writers have Gotham fans thru the tradin'est winter in history.

Practically every star player in the American league has been mentioned one or more times in some kind of proposed deal jusA about by Manager Muggins. Scribes in other cities of the circuit have risen up in a wrath against the tice of making news that is causing some of the star players In rom ored deals to become dissatisfied. i mated, however, that Fome writers assert it is an inspired w-anted to return to the game, that, campaign. Clark Griffith wants him tor a A writer in Sporting News goes so'i lngion uniform and that the Hrenann and Vlarlln Heady. Rill Brennan and Bob will I Find 17.

Evidence that a revolution has been planned for Holland, Belgium and Ger many, has been found by the Belgian illce. according to Exohange Tel egraidt dispatch from Brussels today The dispatch said: 'iJelgian police. In searching homes of comniunlste found docn ments In which was contained an or dcr fnmi Moscow for plans to launch a huge revolutl nary movement in ft few In France. Belgium. Germany and BABE WEIGHS TWO G08HE.N.

and Clarence Brumbaugh, of Churcu- busco, both totally blind, are the parents of a two pound sen. bom a few davs aeo. The midget child requires two spo of milk at a Physician? believe the child will live trlct is urged to forward specimeni o' frtim its fabulou.sly rich mines. The merchants, agriculturists and nianufacturerb will also send products In their line. Better Lumber HOI.

ZAND ELLI0TT 0 Tailc of Tailored tnd Floor. Security Mutual WATERTOWTM A properly balanced style Sot winter LION COLLARS lAnited Shirt Co.Titvy.N.Y takers of Hon Shirts Kj far as to recommend that New York be out of both leagues. The Giants have also figured prom- inemilv In the rumored trade activities. Rabbit Maninville. Heinie Groh, Roger Hornsby and EJddie Roush 'a ere announced as almost sure acquisitions to the ranks of the National league club during the winter, Bui so far thev have not been secured and have no room for him.

OiVemI for i Featherweight Champion Johnny Kil 1 bane has been offered a purse of i 1000 to Andy Chaney, In a n- I round bout at Tulsa, Okla, July 4. iJd -1 die manager an-, tvsotr i nounced at Forthworth Thursday. Meade also is manager of the Bantam champion, Joe with whom he returned east today. end of the contract has been signed, Meade John Conway Toole, president of the International league, does not approve of syndtcate is, a lyn- llcate of business men and fans owning a club or franchise. He favors Individual club owners, because an lb- will show more pride in his holdings than a coinfiany and when ax-Aorvi 17 pinch due to poor business comes IN WAN APOLIS, ilong, the individual will try to boF They kept me out of the runn.ng his club, while the syndicate year because my car was not ttni.shed.

blames It on one another. eleven next tail. the Brooklyn Robins were spared. Uncle Robby pulled a real can assist in such a project. If Toole puts over one-half of the program he has outlined he will establish a record for minor league baseball.

VAIL ENTEES RACE CLASSIC. mtatmtcmiu t-m unm when Caliaghan; Tuisa, Reuther without a month's campaign moier. in the columns. The Yanks have done a lot of trading and they look stronger on paper. The Giants really have been trying to Pal Pal Moore, Memphis will meet Carl Tremaine, Cleveland, in In line with argument aneni individual owners, he recently startled I've alreadv started work on ray car for the coming wrote Irs Vail, wealthy race driver.

In filing hla nfernatlonal magnates by telling PdttV for the interaational 600- the league was woefully weak in Syracuse and Akron, and that all hands must work to strengthen these two ports. In Akron there la a syndicate behind the ball club. Last year, which waa first in the circuit, the mile race to be held at the Indlanapo lis motor speedway, Monday. May 30. Val! has been traveling a fancy clip In events on the coast and has recently annexed three 100-mlle eventa.

Ke Is a talented driver and Is alwavs an get a good inflelder but the Robins i the main ten round bout of a seem content to send the same candl- at Cleveland February 25. They dates out to repeat last year's are to weigh In at 119 pounds at 3 p. m. Willie Ames. Akron lightweight, will meet Teddy Myers, Buffalo, in the seml-ftaal of ten rounds.

LIMIT IS NOT REACHED of Harvard Track Bc- That Preacat Kccorda Will Be So many long standing records were Too Mnch Brown in Rtngc. There waa too much K. 0. Brown In the ring for Frankie Mason of Fort Wavne, and the New Orleans fly- ou lUIULiJ' JOHfc OlttUMlup, ------is a taienieo onver ana is aiwava an ghattered In track and field sports last weight won the popular decision over added attraction In any race he enters, that the age of athletic perfec- the American champion of tiny bat- kfla IkAAkn tt i 1 in tpn of milling at night. iilFa FaTif dasplla the Altht veiy'weaflhy, Vail haa been a I aera In ten of Jelling at ciuniosi I ill inch follower of the racing eame uevaaaatror wuiiam Rrieham.

for -1 Springfield. 111., Wednesday nigl shaded Leo the club wm up in the race i folUiwer of eame all the way. and claimed one of the for years, and savs, it like the smell best hittlna ball clubs In the league, of sawdust to a circus performer when At the clo.se Of the campaign the syn-1 any driver gets university believes that it waa just dicale had to be reorganized, several castor oil. he just has to climb into a backers stepping out and not race car and ket "There are few records on the books chance further losses this year. The Ira hasn named his car yet syndicate claims to have lost money last year liecauae were obliged a new hall park.

of juranre wlll br reached, Syracuse has always been a problem Harry Miller Angei s. lamouB u-oonor Htwever WilTto for-iSpringfield. 111., raer star runner of Harvard and now Sammy Hees of Toledo the supervisor of track athletics at Witt of St. Louis in an eight-round semi-windup. for the International.

Ernest Land the ball club, but Ernest not seem to be able to agree with the owners of the liall club. Landgraf stat- wl several days ago he would give up the franchise rather than pay an increase in rent which he said had been of him. Landgraf took the Newark club to Syracuse on a prom of close co-operation, but he declares It is hard sailing trying to da with profiteers. President Toole had already cated the launching of a movement to have the club owners in each city of the International purchase their hall parks He declares he will arrange to race car auu k.wi go. are few records on tse hooKs witt and thfnk nn cannot be he states.

ev says he will have to wait and think up to aav when the abso-i to a one for his machine this year. human strenaA and oefeated The chas-sis is being constructed by wUl be inter- WAVESLY BEATS TEMPLE HIGH a of racing carhurSoM I Keener competition, increased inter? the fact that men are special tor will undoubtedly power Ira izlhg ih certain events are helping to Joh. He was entered In the event last Mav but his car conld not be completed in time to enter competition. He plans to be one of the first to readh lower marks, he believes. Daniel J.

Kelly, instructor in phvs- leal education at Harvard gives credit for the advancement In athletics to the enactment of state laws requiring the Indianapolis track in the spring training In the the prepare for the 509-mlle dash. some plan whereby the entire league half Home Schedule. ORD, Fob. high school basketball team finished a successful season of home games here Tuesday evening by defeating Burwell, 46-4. Burwell failed to scorg during the last Feb.

Hirh in a hard fought game averly basketball team on the floor with a score of 39 to 27. At tlie end of the first half thTh score stood 19 to 18 in favor of Waverly. DESHLEE SMOTHERS DAVENPORT DBSHLER, Feb. High cage quintet smothered the Davenport team here last night by a score of 112-2. Davenport girls won their game from the Deshler girls team by a score of 60-26.

training of more competent instructors and the fact that trainers are alwavs adding to their own knowledge by clofec stuidiy. "Bcvs are beginning to learn the! From Clarlm. fundamentals of track athleHcs earlier! STROMSBITRG, Feb. tn life than they did twenty years burg high basketball quintet defeat- he said. ed the Clarks five here, 29 to 13, last it was only In college night.

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