Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

TiUS LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL. MMS. in s4 TNT vVk Mn lr A i I nnmnnnf I i Till CI ClVY OUll icllVCO VVCJL JLtClllO UJ. HOJJiaOlVa n.LllL0 ALlXAXAXlg VJ itxiiiiivqvui iJAui 1, 2. BASKETBALL RESULTS.

LATE FIGHT RESULTS. LJAAiL UM DLAIo ilLDttftOaA the winner of the Elks tournament AMSON AND WALKER Pa Wank in am af a Vmw York Tanran Iirktn. MXANDLESS AFTER A GAME WESIEYA3T ATHLETIC DIKECTOR tbti tr vimi vn MtMt woanyaHv play the winner of a tournament tc be held by the membership of th Eagles. twetaty foar. DEFEAT THE HUSKER BASKETBALL TEAM 29 TO 15.

KTJBLS CHALLENGE AT PERU. kworkrd oat la iWIgm, Jiow York la iko totarth (wmI. Motion Mtogol won toa fwmd 4o rkMon over ktl MkowUs, rw FngUMid woltorwetakt weifht was Voanrattwn, OsThmmy Fraack. 'rw York, knovknl ot IHck iMdnam Boffi. in tho foarth rwtiad.

Mike Hurma, iMttn bnrtb bantem, won declaim from Jack A KTB A IX STA DIMiS City Loe. T.awlor aporta 1 fnrqwliajr 4'lnthMra 1 Armtttromr Clathirrt 7 1 Hwtnrt Iteirr It It. Kobinftoa Ki'fHt lxWolir 3 4 Un kirklM 1 1 Hitifflrt of CnlamHna 1 7 h'wtn porting (rooda 1 1 fttt JonriuU 9 SUPERIOR WINS A VICTORY but that since he included himself in the charge he felt frt to make it and back it up if necessary. He also DAWSON AT HELM OF HUSRER ATHLETICS P. W.

Leuhring'i Resignation in Effect March 1 Coach Takes Reins and Will Hare Charge of Basketball Sleet. .15 .45 .400 .143 .143 .111 BATTLE TO A DRAW Hard Hitting Kansas City Heavy Unable to Floor Indian Copper ikin Faster and Landing More Often. Moines Cagestert Prove Too Coyote Cagers Feel Bobcats Are Wallops Edgar After Season of Sick said that some colleges were on the a art a a. at a I Fast for the Local Five in Game Tuesday Night Taking Championship Without Due Eeason OffeT Hatch. ness said Injuries.

SUPERIOR. March l. After a discouraging setisoa filled with sick O'ltrion, Irtctand. Fhilwdrlphta Tommy Lanrkma, Fkfla drlphia, outpoitiird llryan lotvnryf Ojlam ku. Ohio, in toM roan4 boat.

namokia. Pa. IkMuiy Korra, Philadelphia, ami Hnkby H'Uliama. Allen ton, fought a ton round draw. Waterloo, I.

lUmtaa koai Frits Knio, Um round. Ma Frwrnca Carta filnnaattl wan a foar rawmi doika from Hill Palmer and FrtMtkio Itakrr treat fetid ie llrown. l.tm .714 .871 taUMtay School, Trinity hwmwl W. F. ol Harrtbit I we KvanajcUcaJ M.

Pwnl M. F.mmititn! M. K. 3 I'lrn (hrtotton 3 K. Lincoln Christian a mt ltltnttt .1 wrong iraca.

roinung out, uiai a winning football team makes or breaks a football coach, he added that unless a coach delivered a winner he usually found himself out of a job after two years. Gil Doblte, of Cornell, refused to concur in Jones' theory, stating that he fonnd nearly all coaches honestly trying to develop teams. The meeting was held for the purpose of getting some sua gestions for the rules committee. i 6 i The Nebraska cagesters met defeat at tlm hands of the fast Drake quintet Tuesday evening on the coliseum floor by a score of 29' to 15. The Drake five were going strong holding an eight point lead at the end of the first half, the score being 17 to 9.

Payaeur and Boelter were the stellar IIIWLTS) OF TKTAT KIGHT SCHAP. r.onr 1.HMM, Mnrotn, ami Ifatrh Walker, Kmmw City, 10 nwxli, Urw, hravy weight. Frank! Immi. HanaM City, wwn SHm Trr 'Kid' arlrli, Lincoln, la tn romida liirhtwrtalit "sirt" ioklra. 14nrohi mn4 KM" French, Ontrnl CHf, vwnd.

Amw, w4tmrHrHta .37 .37 The resignation of P. W. Luehring in athletic director at the University of Nebraska became effective Wednesday and Heaeh Coach Fred Dawson i now the official with whom other Institutions wilt deal and who will handle the business of Nebraska athlatlcs until an athletic director appointed. Coach Dawson is acting Athletic Director R. B.

McCandless of Wesleyan University feela that Coach Speer of Pera baa 'done him wrong by not matching the Bobcats cagers against the Coyote team. Coach McCandless stated Tuesday. "Some surprise is felt in Wesleyan circle in view of Coach SpeeVa statement that the Wesleyan athletic authorities refused to schedule with hira earlier in the season, and also in view of Coach Speer's conduct on the Wesleyan athletic field and campus in the fall ef 1920, during football season. At the close of the Peru Wes Won.1 lrtbyfrtlt .,1 4 7. km Congregational l.lmn Thonwlay.

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performers of the evening registering Itattlinir" Htruyrr, l.lm olit. won owwon ovr ntnk Zelden, LumtoIb, roanda, wl the 1923 season. The University of California crew last year won a reputation for itself at eastern races. The greatest honor ever won by a Stanford crew went to the 1915 eight, which took second place to Cornell in the Poughkeepsie regatta, after In 1 and 10 points respectively. Ihese terwngtiia.

men covered the floor In good shape as well as being excellent goal Carrying the fight to a ten round draw, Hugh Walker of Kansas City Pitcher Al. Mamaux of the Brooklyn Dodgers, does not believe in witchcraft or other antiquated stuff, but At. does believe he is going to have the greatest season of hhs career this year. Mamaux reported to some New York frieads that he never passed a nerve enougn to auemyi adequate practice on the Hudson fol and George Lamson of Lincoln, heavy Warren and Carman were individ ness snd injuries, the Superior high school basketball team closed the sea son on the horns floor with aa ex hthition of true class A form and dealt out revenge, for a former one point defeat at this hands of Edgar, bv ringing up a total of 50 points to Edgar's 4. Ed Weir, all atate half back and individual honor man at the state high track met, played his first regular game of basketball in thin game and agata added to his list of honors by ringing up nine seat baa kets and held Edjrar's star centei scoreless thru the entire game.

Snip" Bairti, veteran forward, played up to his usual form rolling up 20 points for bis team and the floor work of Di Unel, J. Weir, Rhoads, Stever and Ellit proved that Superior high is a team to be reckoned with in the coming stats classic at Lincoln. Tho the traditional Edgar Superior spirit caused the heavy Edgarites to fight like demope from whistle to whistle, they wetre unable to stop the raachins llko accuracy ofthe Superior quintet and were allowed but lowing a hard trans continental trip. Dempsey Just talks a UUle and does his stuff in the ring. weights, scrapped one of the hardest ual point makers for Nebraska, each making points.

Russell played a Stanford lost by half a length. The fouaht battles nut on in a Lincoln Ruth, however, couldn do his stuff levan football jzame in 1920 in which ring at the city auditorium Tuesday better winter than this one and on a coxwain, Johnny kept his crew rowing on for some distance, un Peru was defeated 43 0, Coach Speer unless he was booked at tne oia Roman amphitheater. number of occasions he has dreamed good guarding game for the lluskera The Nebraska lineup was changed several times but they were not able to overcome the lead that Drake had The champion seems to be in per night. Lamson carried the fight to Walker most of the time, but the "Iron Man" stopped his advances with strong blowa to the body. that he waa doing sensational work on the diamond.

Mamaux adds that aware that they had crossed the finish. The Stanford shell was gaining on the Ithacans at the close. Following the rafce the Cornell men col fect condition. He Is a little bit made several statements regarding Wesleyan and Wesleyan athletes which wero very uncomplimentary. And among other statements which he made, he stated that he was thru with hla dreams have an uncanny way of piled up against them.

The game was heavy around the shoulders but from Lamson was on the offensive from slow and teamwork and basket shoot working out in detail. Al. has been the looks of his slim legs and his ng was lacking on the part of Ne trim waist, he could hop In the ring Wesleyan and would never meet them lapsed in their boat, while the husky Stanfordites turned their boat around and rowed four miles back, up the nursing a lame arm for two years but this year he underwent treatment and athletic director. The business end of the work will be conducted by Neil Chaddertoa while Coach Dawson will be the executive. "The work Is going on very satisfactorily" said Chancellor Arery Wednesday morning, "With Coach ttawson at the helm and Mr.

Chadder ton assisting In the work of the office end with Coach Schuite and Coach Frank alio aiding the work of handling the state high school basketball 4urnaemnt will probably be very satisfactory." No Director Selected. Lieutenant Elmer Olfphant, of West Point, who was here last week looking over the Institution, had been regarded as a possible successor to F. W. Luehring but rumor has It that Oliphant la out of the race. Other men are being considered, however, and among them some of the best director In the country.

braska. with about three weeks work. He is the start and was able to land many light blows to the head and body, but was unable to make any effective smashes to vulnerable portions of the again in athletic irporU." The two guards for Drake held their boxing with Larry Williams, one of The Coyotes are very anxious to riverhaving no launch. opponents to very few short shots. the big sparring partners he had at take on the Peruvian five in a cage The trip broke tho crew.

They had forcing them to resort to long ones. then took a long rest, just as advised by a physician. He says he hopes to return to Brooklyn with a good arm and a chance to show that he is far from being thru aa a major leaguer. clash, believing that the Bobcats Atlantic City. Of course, their work is very "stagy" but nevertheless, Kansas City scrapper.

Walker took a great deal of punishment about the head but returned hard smashes to to "hock" their shell to get transportation back to the Pacific coast Rlddlesbergt began the scoring when would not be able to hold out as cham one field goal gathering their other Dempsey shows signs of improve One thing is certain, however. If he registered a free throw in the first few seconds of Dlsy when a foul was two conters from the foul line. ment. Stanford returns to crew again, the sport will be adequately financed, and pions of the conference If such a match weT staged. The Peruviana, however, show no Indications of attempting to meet Wesleyan.

Speak called on Payseur. Payseur then TO LAY OUT NEW GOLF COURSE He seems faster and more graceful on his feet, his boxing shows much PICKETT TO WAYNE T0URHEY dropped in a field goal and Warren all the necessary equipment, much of followed close behind with another. which waa lacking in the past, will be obtained. University Ulan Will Referee Games ing of Coach peer's action. Coach McCandless said: the body in exchange.

The Indian's speedy attack gave him a chance to land many punches and his rapid fire jabs to the head kept Walker covering up from the art. The "iron man" smashed a few to Lamson's face but most of the Kansas City boy's hard uppercuts or hard punches missed entirely or rolled off Lamson's head. improvement and his punches are sharper and more accurate. He still breathes a little bit loudly but not the Nebraska City Club Considers Buying Forty Acre Tract NEBRASKA CITY. March 1 This was the only time in the game that Nebraska held the lead, keeping it for just a few seconds.

It is also surprising. In view of the in District Cage Meet. John Pickett' of the university same "noise" as was noticed just be Temporarily Nebraska will be under RELAY CARNIYAL AT URBANA fact that Mr Speer himself gave Payseur, Smith and Boelter ran the Directors of the golf club met last fore he fought Carpentier. the guidance of Coach Fred Dawson athletic department will go to Wayne quite a lengthy talk at the conference meeting December 10, 1921 in night to discuss the location of their new golf course. The Brower forty Thursday to act as head referee at.

The Husker school is getting along very nicely and the work Is in expert Drake score up to 10 points before the Huskers made another counter. Carman for Nebraska then made a HAYELOCK BEATS HASTINGS The first nine rounds showed very coadem nation of schools which try to FIFTY SEVEN TEAMS LISTED FOB acre tract waa given much considera the Northeast Nebraska High School league basketball tournament The little difference in the two men, show hands so the officials feel there is no necessity of rushing themselves to tion. It has a great many advantages COMPETITION IN MEET. perfect follow in shot which netted them two more points. Drake then ing only a difference in their styles meet opens Thursday afternoon.

over the piece of land west of the death in getting a new director. They made three more points and Warren of fighting. The two heavies fell Into the clinches time and again and in cemetery, as it la within six blocks of believe it better to give the entire schedule Just enough games to get away with a lucky championship, that it should be he who attempts to do just that same thing in basketball, scheduling only with five schools fof the season and then when one of these waa forced to cancel for the sea Thirty one teams are entered In three classes. Wayne business men will give trophies to the winning team Two Extra Periods Required to Set tie Best Gaame Ever Flayed on Suburban Court. dribbled the full length of the floor, paving, is on the King of Trails, and these clinches did a great deal of in field a close survey and to select a man at their.

leisure after the better has several desirable hazards, a most Nebraska Slated for Several Events Fifth Annual Clash of Schools Saturday. 4 in this class and also a prise to the throwing a closeup basket. In the beginning of the second half Drake made two baskets and a free throw before the Huskers could get started. necessary thing for a good golf course, The Brower heirs have made It renuired two extra periods of fighting. This work began to tell in the ninth round and in the final whirl both men were staggering.

They fell men have been given the once over Luehring Leaves This Week player who impresses the referees as the star of the tournament. son, attempt to claim two games on proposition to the club which 'will five minutes each to decide the fastest game ever staked on the Havelock Into numerous clinches in the final forfeit, and falling in this, a the This is the second game that these F. W. Luehring stated Wednesday permit the removal of some of the eleventh hour, so to speak, ho ached WOULD PLAY CAMBRIDGE TEAM two teams have played, Drake win URBANA, 111., March 1. Fifty seven relay teams, represent ing, thir trees and which includes a reasonable whirl but neither had In reserve a kavo punch while either looked like morning that he expected to leave for Minnesota this week.

The former court Tuesday night, which, ended with the Boilermakers in possession of the best end of a 44 to 36 score, in ning from the Huskers two weeks ago ground rent. on the Drake court by a score of 34 Gothenburg Legion Wants Game on athletic director said that he would ty seven universities, colleges and high schools, will compete in the fifth a fit subject for an easy sleep wbif fer. The officers elected at the meeting their game with Hastings college. At thin his household goods to Mlnnea uled a game with Tork College February 25 to be played February 27 on the Peru floor. Wesleyan would have been his logical contenders if he actually wanted to win an undisputed championship annual relay carnival to be held here to 32.

Captain Smith did not come up to his usual form in this game and The smashing attack of Lamson are: W. S. Cornutt, president; Frank Schwake, vice president; J. H. Sweet, Neutral Floor.

GOTHENBURG. March 1. polls and would drive thru in his car. the last whistle the score was 33 to 33. The first extra period ended 36 Saturday evening, March 4.

The total distance to be covered by these was not able to account for a single wore him down until he did not have a hard smash left in either hand while secretary: A. B. Wilson, treasurer air. Luehring's final act in nis position to 36. The summary: The American legion basketball team as athletic director was to send the W.

8. Corrutt, Paul Jessen and J. teams adds up to exactly 121 miles since York college la tied for the cel is begging for a chance to play the pta wlmmtnr team to victory over the Sweet were named on the committee Walker had received the brunt of the attack and was worn out in the last Havelock Hlokok. point. The men who were substituted for Nebraska showed up well in team work.

Drake shot five out of ten free throws while Nebraska made one to draw up by laws. far I 1 TuthUl, T.ent. Ames tank squad Tuesday afternoon. The work of Mr. Luehring as athletic director will not go with him.

The tf a ft 0 IS 4 14 1 14 4 0 1 I 1 EXPECT TO RAISE BALL FUND out of two. On Friday evening the Huskers are slated to play the Kan Sjvmo. a Hrlnrtch. fftahor, sas Aggies on the coliseum floor Beatrice Fans Canvass Business Dis St trict to Get $5,000 Pledges. Summary: Drake ff ft 'tf avetir.

4 4 TTaatlmra A n1 riion, Cambridge legion a game on a neutral floor with a neutral referee. "We have played nearly eighty games in the past three years and this is the only one of eleven teams to defeat us," Manager Lloyd Kain says. We think they should hav lost to us, and while they are not in our district we want to show them and the world that we are capable of beating them. We will give our share of the proceeds to the legion post or Rod Cross in the town where the game is played. Opr preference is Holdrege or North Platte." 11 lar position in the conference, Mr.

8peer states that in the event of Wesleyan's challenge to a game or aeries of games after the season that they would probably refuse because they are content to rest on their laurels. As to the above Wesleyan believes that laurela are only worth while by gaining victories over lead era rather than the avoidance of the same." Coach Speer will be forced either to refuse or to accept a challenge to meet the Coyote five in a post season game. Coach McCandless claims that for the relay events. Including the entries in the special events, there will be 430 athletes competing in the meet. In the one mile university relay, which is very popular, there are ten entries.

Pennsylvania, winner of thie event last year, is sending a strong team. Michigan, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois are represented here. Forty of the country's beet quarter mtlers will be seen in action in this one race. The other relay events are tho two mile university relay with eight BEATRICE, March 1. Indi round.

The two were in a clinch when the final gong sounded. Lamson broke the knuckle in his third finger on the right hand in the second round of the battle, according to his manager, Billy Hale, who had the hand examined after the battle. The huge Indian's punch was all in his left hand while he used his right for his infighting. The hard hitting of the Indian lessened in the last few rounds when his hand began to pain soverely. Dean Defeats Wheslock.

tennis courts which he had erected, the swimming team, Coliseum floor for the basketball team and a host of other Improvements stand as monuments to his work at Nebraska Minnesota will find hiro an excellen executive and a diplomat worthy of representing the Gopher institution. Coach Dawson Is III. 44 pta IS 4 14 4 4 ft 9 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 Kriwat 'ta, Orlfflth, tf 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Wflhelra, 1 Smith, (C) Tavln. 1 fioeltar, 4 cations at the close of the first day's canvassing for the baseball fund were I 4 0 4 4 rf 9 To 14 pinyrtar, A. Hull Kobortaon, most favorable, the committee headed at by Harley Heffelflnger reported.

The IS fa I 14 pta fans are endeavoring to raise $5,000 Nebraska Cairn nit, Smith, Tipton, for the support of a state league team Altho nominally in charge of the at Nebraska at present, Coach Dawson la physically incapa NEBRASKA SWIMMERS WIN By permitting pledges to be paid in ft 4 9 4 4 1 4 Hpar. the Pent team has met but half of the Frankle Dean, Kansas City light quarterly Installments they are sign 4 4 4 1 4 YORK WINS SEASON'S LAST GAME conference teams and these teams War ran, Htddlaaborror, practically all easy money. Speaking Philip and Lindley First in Individ KuoaoU. weight, won a decision over 'Kid Wheelock of Lincoln in their ten round setto in the semi finals. The speedy Kansas City lad was carrying Kofal, a 4 4 II of Breaki Deadlock With Seward in of challenging Peru he said: "When the season closes, the way "a Tim entries, the distance medley with 1 eleven entries, and the four mile university relay with thirteen entries.

Fifty two crack milers will compete in the last named event. Belolt, Knox, Central, DePaul and Eureka are entered in the one mile college relay, while two teams are to run the two mile college relay, and llarya. ual Points Husker Win Six of Eight Events. AMES, Feb. 28.

The University Kafaroo St. halves, twonty mluutea. Ing many subscribers who did not come in last fall, when $3,500 was tentatively pledged. Sentiment Is growing for a "Fans' Association," with a definite head to direct the actions of the local boosters. Some Beatrice sportsmen favor getting the backing of some smart baseball magnate and work the club under the same management that the schedules now stand, Peru will have met five college teams in the conference and won nine games, whereas citated and the directorship has fallen on the shoulders of Neil Chadderton for the time being.

Coach Fred Daw eon fell ill while in Kansas and la at present convalescing at Manhattan. Coach Henry Schuite has also had an attack of la grippe and is just getting back into shape to work with his i tracksters whom he plans to send to Urbana. 111., for the fifth annual relay Saturday evening. the battle to Wheelock from the start and in the last round had Wheelock on the defensive all of the time. of Nebraska swimming team with Wheelock was game clear thru and only four members defeated Iowa used his science to the best advan tage he rould but the smashing at State in a dual intercollegiate meet here thla afternoon 36 to 25 by win ring six of the eight main events of Wesleyan has already won eleven games, two more than the Bobcats will have played and we have three more conference games yet to play, having met every team In the conference except Peru.

tack of the tiny southerner broke Fairbury and Hastings dlubs are down his guard and allowed drive af tho Droaram. Philip and Lindley of Second Period. YORK. Feb. 28.

York high school won Its last basketball game of the season here Tuesday Bight, defeating Seward highs, 27 to 21. The first half ended 13 to 13 but the locals were able to draw away In the last period. HOLIDAY BOUTS BANNED. Holiday bouts of championship caliber will not be permitted anywhere in Michigan, according to Governor Groesbeck. As a result there will be no match between Bennle Leonard and Charlie White or Pinkie Mitchell on July 4 as planned.

Poplin franchise is sold METZ IS BILLIARD CHAMPION. NEBRASKA March 1. William Mets, won the billiard tournament at the Elks lodge by defeating W. A. Forbes, the title holder, by a score of 50 to 47.

The game was a close one thruout and was anybody's game until the final billiard" was cored. This is the second tournament held by the Elks lodge this year, Mr. Forbes winning the first. A fine cue was given Mr. Forbes on the first ter drive to get to him.

Dean was on Nebraska were tied as individual point winners by reason of two firsts the go all of the time and at the end Wesleyan's brand of sportsmanship will not allow its athletic teams to three teams the medley. 6ix prep school teams are entered in the mile interscholastlc event. University high of Chicago, Deerfleld Shields of Highland park. Cedar Rapids, Danville, Benton and 8t John's military academy of Delafleld, being the Bchools to send teams. The special events are popular beyond expectation with forty eight men in the 75 yard dash, forty one in the low hurdles, thlrtythree in the and a nlaee on the swimminsr relay of each round received a nana rrom rest on laurels but Is open at all times the enthusiastic crowd.

team for each. The summary follows: Kid' French and Sid Soklyn, wel 160 yard relay, Nebraska, first, Car RUTH SOON TO SIGN. Babe Ruth is expected to sign his now contract Wednesday or Thursday. At a conference the swat king reached an agreement with Colonel Houston, part owner of the club and they are now waiting on the approval of Colo Bought by Syndicate of Tour, With Denver Favored for Club, But Lincoln a Possibility. terweights, scrapped to a five round to meet any and ell logical contenders for a championship.

The athletic management of Wesleyan therefore publicly challenges Peru's claim to a basketball cham draw in the second preliminary. The son, Graebing, Philip, Lindley, Iowa State second, Robinson, Blalsdell, Keith. Frush. Time. 1:321 5.

40 yard dah, Lindley N) first; J. N. Frush, Central City lad outpointed Soklyn tournament and he in turn put the cue DENVER, March l.The franchise formerly held by the Joplin, thruout and was attempting to avoid up again for the second tournament de nel Ruppert, president of the club. Dlonshiu until they shall have clinches a great deal of the time. The club of the Western baseball (A) second.

Time, 22. feated Wesleyan, and is mailing this Lincoln boy was unable to match clev 44 yard braaat atroke Robinaon (Amaa) league, was sold to a syndicate of four mt.n a meetina of the Western flrat: Uraebina. N) aocond. Tlma tft high hurdles, twentytwo in the high jump, thirty one in the broad Jump, twenty five In the shot put, thirty four in the pole vault, forty even in the 300 yard run, forty three in the 1,000 yard run, thirty eight in the 1,500 yard run and seven in the all around championship. In this number of en erness with the 'Kid' in fisticuffs and fell into' the clinch to save himself.

SHO yarU raca Undley (N) flrat; A aorond. Tlma S.lS 4 8. laaue officials and prospective buy same day a forma! challenge to the Bobcats for a post season game or series of games on a neutral floor in Lincoln, which arrangement should Fltma for dlatance Keith (A) flrat: Careen aooond. piataaca 44 feet, 4 He appeared to be all in in the final round and staged a smashing attack that ended in a clinch which was on ers here U4y, it was announced this evening. It had not been definitely decided iiu'hoa.

Time 41 5. give the conference championship 40 yard baok atroke rhltln (tf) flrat; trants are many of the best athletes committee an easy solution of their Vanriervaldt (A) acond. Tlma 2S 1 when the gong sounded. MR to place the franchise in Denver as vet. the purchasers said.

Lincoln, 100 yard daah t'araou (N) mat; rruah of the country, several of them hav problem of decision and also help The opening preliminary, a five (At aerond. Time 1:11 1 3. ing been abroad with the Olympic Fancy divine Philip IN) flratj Roblnaon financially the athletic treasuries of the two contending round bout between "Battling" Strayer aud Frank Zelders, Lincoln welters, team. (A) ofcotid. went to Strayer by a decision.

The Capital City Bowling Scores, INDIAN0LA HAS GOOD RECORD Score isoDraaka iff, Amaa 2. Kefarea A. T. Ktiasal! of Da Molnoa. The City Basketball League.

Battier' was outpointing Zelders at Muskogee, and Sioux Falls, S. all want tha club, it was said, and a final decision as to where the club will be placed will be reached at another meeting. Al Price, business man; A. M. Ober felder.

concert manager, both of Den The Windsor Cafe, Bootery and Basketball Team Wins Thirteen in every turn while Zelders was unable to land a telling blow. The kayo kid rocked Zelders several times but The Second Bantlst swamped the in the Capital City bowling league at Fleming's Jewels won games rolled Zlon Congregational 27 5, the Arm Sixteen Garnet This Season. ver: F. L. Whitlock of Sidney, strong Clothiers defeated "the Roberts could not administer the sleep potion.

AIM Zelders took the place of Pete Preece and C. II. Atkins of Peets, Dairy by the close score of 14 10, ana Indianola high school has a splendid basketball record for the season, hav who was 1(1. Earl Trenholm refereed. the Lincoln alleys, Tuesday night.

In the Industrial leagu at the Y. M. C. A. alleys, Curtis, Towle A Paine beat the Y.

M. C. A. The individual scores: CAPITAL CITY LEAGCK. formed the syndicate which purchased the State Journal went down to de the franchise, it was announced.

I feat at the hands of the Lincoln bport ing won thirteen games and lost three. The only decisive loss of the three was when one of the star guards was Before coins: into another session lina Goods company, 2411 in the trio STANFORD MAY HAVE CREW with Western league club owners and of basketball games that were played out on account of sickness. Altho i F. B. Flemings.

Carr 17T i inral rmntnass men tonieht. Al Tear on the floor Tuesday night, sura mmmmmmmmmmm there (s no indoor court at Indianola 1(1 ney of Chicago, president of the West Imary: Westerners Abandoned Aquatic 103 J3 17 143 iao 64t D7I 4e 494 422 the team is planning on going to tne Canftftd 19t Brovrti 134 Lyo 147 B. Amapokor 167 pt. ern league, saia mere was nut i sconrt Baptiet 144 114 186 tournament. The total for Indianola! I slightest doubt that Denver would be Adama.

i Vom, i 4 4 4 ine eigniu memuar iu uia kbuo I Seabold, 4 427 464 444 3433 Totala Pt 4 4 4 i 4 I 4 ft 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 for the season amounts to 379 points, while their opponents have run up 183 points, The record: ear. 1 Dtrka, 4 Glob Laundry, 4 tiati wnrbail llt I Poama. 4 Sport in 1919 But Expect to Return to It in 1923. By Robert A. Donaldson.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1. The 1923 crew season may again see Stanford university on the water with a shell. una I KttOtor 1 4 satisfactorily to an parues con wolf. 4 Hartley 9 Bartlay 13 Holbrook 7 1(1 1 23 ii 181 137 149 173 lis 143 141 447 494 433 42B 471 Minor 144 Raymond 300 Mathleaon 149 Johna 135 8. Amapokor 233 cerned.

declared Tearney. "All tnat At die evening affair, how much better you look in a Tuxedo or Full Dress suit! More and more, men are wearing them. Why not? When you can get a beauty Kirschbaum tailored a 41 7 Total IS Kion Oong. pti tndianola 24 tndlanola 10 indianola ,...,..37 Indianola 14 Indianola 64 Indianola .......20 Indianola .31 Indianola 44 Indianola 24 Indianola Culbanaoa ......13 Ediaon 9 Holbrook 13 Danbury 6 remains now is the formal signing of the papers. There is'nothing'now to preclude but formality.

Denver is a Minko. 4 373 714 431 3494 Totala 4 Booterjr. 4 baack, 4 Steiribraeker, 4 Koaa, a back in the Western league again Mlllaon a S81 437 The Palo Alto institution, whose aquatic prowess became famous a decade ago, abandoned crew as a sport in 1919 because of difficulties in financing the sport, which takes a Kdlaon 6 Ianhury .13 BarMry ....16 ftfoCook .18 Storkvllte 8 after being out since 1917." 4 BtiU. 4 131 313 154 144 194 301 151 203 174 199 ISO 193 149 1S3 Indianola 4 M4 612 H. Spanfflar V.

feipaiig tetr Indianola .14 Tearney said that the price Denver 'would probably pay for the Joplin Totala Roberta' Dairy Dunuaa 651 Indianola StookvlUa 3 Trc nton 8 Indianola ptI large outlay for the equipment and I. franchise was five thousand Burnt, Totala 463 492 403 3477 38 31 I 1 4 4 I trips, ana is pracucauy uevuiu ui Cambrldga ,,.,..35 VVilaonvUla 32 Indianola Indianola. dollars will be paid to the Western Dunlap, i league upon the signing of the papers, gate receipts. By a vote of the students in that A. Ik ins, a 4 4 tor as little as FVtatoo 188 KMkonbars 191 Whealor 196 he said, and an additional $5,000 with Woodward, 19 143 129 149 166 tOl 190 134 143 164 614 4S0 463 466 the opening of the league season in April.

The remainder of $10,000 will Sport Siftings. Brora 171 tovo 140 Totala Armatronra 50 be paid during the season, he said. Scott, 1 4 Pf 4 4 4 4 4 4 pf 4 4 4 I 1 Pf 0 1 4 1 4 Pf 1 a a 4 Pf 4 4 4 1 4 1 ft I 4 4 1 4 ft 4 4 4 4 4 4 ft 9 4 4 4 ft 4 4 4 4 mmm 4 ft 4 1 4 4 4 Lovinaon, Total 843 736 834 2428 Amutuntg Clothing Co. tf 4 4 1 1 4 tf 4 1 4 4 tf 0 1 4 4 4 1 tf 1 4 1 4 4 tf 4 1 4 year the money which would have been spent for crew was diverted to the building of a basketball pavilion, recently completed, which is declared to be the most modern in the country. With that project out ot the way and athletics well financed, owing to the fooLball crowds drawn to the newly completed stadium, which Pickett, 4 Bennett, 1 Leo Flynn, New York fistic ira pressario and manager of Bill Bren DEMPSEY IS ON THE STAGE 10 pta 14 ptj I Ruo 194 Will lama HutnraoU, 1 nan, takes violent exception to the 160 174 133 180 196 173 143 164 174 160 618 450 477 647 486 Wood a Morits 129 134 163 I'll ruling of the New York boxing com Totala T.

In coin Sporta Gets $14,000 a Week fov Thirty Sari Fmcmp Stlk Lmmp UuUaoa Totala Aratrop, holds 65.000, the athletic authorities 749 407 3438 missioners in refusing to sanction a match between Brennan and Dempsey. Flynn declared the commission has Voaler. 886 Windsor Cafo. Minutes at Hippodrome in Boxing1 and Talking1. 1'outart, at the Cardinal institution are considering reviving the crew.

Carlnon Oowia. practically acknowledged that boxing: shows are mere prize fights. Flynn Jack Dempsey is getting S14.0U0 a 174 164 154 311 314 170 136 148 174 148 169 201 151 329 135 193 497 476 407 617 Armatrona; nhrltanen French Gumbla a t4 4 4 4 4 week for filling in thirty minutes at Totala Stata Journal says Brennan is easily a match for Dempsey, having improved greatly the Hipoodrome daily with a little 4 a a 4 84 pta 4 a 4 4 11 Blxby, since they met last. Chairman Mul boxing and a few wise cracks Scott, Total 616 818 866 3599 INDL'STMAL LEAGtE. doon was informed of Flynn's speech He says he wants to get away from the stage and fight.

Most anyone else would battle to get on the stage ai regarding the commissioner, but the Slionka, Boomor, Cwrtta, Towlo 4 Falno Co. veteran refused to make a comment. 142 161 1E4 6 Totals that fancy figure 87 Coach Tad Jones, of Yale, tossed a 464 836 430 494 It is expected that the 525.000 necessary to put the sport on its fet will be available by January 1, 1923. Stanford has unusual difficulties to overcome in practice. The boat house is seven miles away on a slough of San Francisco bay at Redwood city.

The present boathouse facilities are utterly insdequate, and many other changes will have to be made. During the years Stanford participated in the sport from 1910 to 1919, she gained a nation wide reputation as the home of powerful eights. The return of Stanford to crew is expected to make two powerful con After having picked up $300,000 for 120 171 304 121 106 120 361 131 bomb Into the footnall world recently Head Carlaon Adktna Grltzner Earn at Totala 139 129 138 sixteen minutes work last July the LEONARD'S THUMB IN SPLINT. Back from New Orleans with his 390 heavyweight champion might be figuring now that he is working too thumb in a splint, Benny Leonard, 679 703 3099 Y. M.

760 C. A. 143 hard for the money. when he informed a number of grid mentors at a dinner that all coaches were devoting more time to trying to beat the rules than develop good football machines. Jones gave his talk in response to a requeet for a chat on the trouble with football.

Jones said 414 As "sport aotors go" however, The Store For Men on St 406 146 163 116 113 104 121 143 120 161 97 agntweignt cnampion, saiq it was doubtful if he would be in condition to meet Charley White in Madison Square Ctarden on March 17. Leonard injured his thumb on the head of Pal Moran in New Orleans Saturday night Dempsey does his stage work very well. He has Babe Ruth backed off 99 166 111 190 391 34 Krapa Hhrtaro Stephana lrath Straw Totals 323 the boards, altho it must be said as a Ci edit to his bravery that Ruth had he knew it was a broad statement tenders at eastern regattas during 627 434 644 1905.