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VOL. 53—NO. 4. PART TWO x OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1923. 1—B FIVE CENTS Seek _t° Break “GolfBloc” at State Meet Jim Herman Is Groomed for a Crack at Heavyweight _a1 Championship Tiny ___:___:______G)Being Omaha Is in Trio Have Been nineteenth annual state golf tournament starts tomorrow at the Omaha Country club. Some of the GAMES TODAY Boy leading lights of the affair are pictured below. In the first picture is Francis Gaines, whose 150 medalist score NEBRASKA’S WESTERN LEAGUE. of 1920 has never been equaled. No. 2 is Ed Boyer, whose card of 84 won medalist honors for him in the first Omaha at Denver. Favor the Whale’s St Joseph at Oklahoma City. Winning state tournament, in 1905. No. 3 shows Captain W. J. Foye in action. No. 4 is Ralph Peters. No. 5 is John Redick, one of Tulsa at Wichita. Among Dea Moines at Sioux (Two co-medalist of the 1922 tournament City. games.) the leading contenders for the present title. No. 6 is Blaine Young, and runner-up STATE LEAGUE. WESTERN LEAGUE N. Y. Promoters Share of Honors one best. In No. 8 Grand Inland at Lincoln (Two (i. AB. R. H. Tot. for the championship. No. 7 is Jack Hughes, of the Field club’s picture is the defending cham* games.) Fair bury at Hastings. Double-Header Johnston, rated by many great prospect. They have a more John Redick in the finals. In 1913 scene of big league golf has shifted critics of tennis as the premier wholesome respect for his prowess was again in the medalist from Britain to America and as the Reynolds ENVER. Colo., July player of the game, won the world's apparently than do the Omaha fans but he the title to field starts at the Inwood position dropped Monday 7.—Parry Lee's singles championship today, defeating who have seen him in action. Jack in the final round. Golf club in the Hughes open championship infield single In I-'rancis Hunter, of New Rochelle. N. New Yorkers connected with the Ralph Peters entered the spot light of the United States, some of the the ninth inning, Y., by practically a 'flawless exhibi- fight game, who were in Shelby, were in 1914 by turning in low score for same who ruled favorites for players with Wilder on tion of tennis. loud in singing the praises of Jack the qualifying round, however. Rey- the British at Troon to open appear third, drove in The famous Californian conclusive- Lewis' leather-pusher and they de- nolds won his second state title, de- hold the balance of power here. the winning run ly proved he will have more than an clare he Is popular with the fans. feating Harold Johnson, 4 and 2, The The American open championship even break in our tournament for of his own game Build up Contenders. year of 1915 the trio which was has developed Into a battle the national championship in the for,fame today. enabling As destined to prove such a powerful in- and fortune and for that reason 360 late summer. everyone knows it is the custom Omaha to win in the fluence in state golf circles was com- players from all sections of the na- It must be admitted that Johnston heavyweight division to nurse the second game. Gibbons to Take Turn prospective contenders for the pleted when Blaine Young turned in tion have been attracted to Inwood. did not face today exactly the same cham to I. and split Good a medal 151 for the qualifying hon- This is the largest field that ever at Vaudeville opposition as when playing Bill Til- pionship. heavyweight fighters even with Den- Before don't on ors. Reynolds reached the finals but entered for the blue ribbon event of den. but nevertheless he met in grow trees and when a like- ver. after losing Return to Prize ly youth over the s lost to John Redick. Joe Williams American golfing. Rina, Hunter a hard-hitting, determined ad- pops horizon he the first game, 7 handled with kid jammed the, parade for the time in The open this year Is singularly versary. gloves and every- to 5. St. Paul. 1510, copped medalist honors, but lacking in international flavor, the Minn., July 7.—Tommy BASEBALL RESULTS JO.bOfl Spectators. body'joins hands in an effort to help The second was the best game seen 'Gibbons. St. Paul heavyweight, who him along. the combination could not be broken Old standbys who have given a for- Some 20.000 spectators eagerly here this season. Great fielding on achieved national fame over night by When Herman made his and Reynolds won the championship eign blend to past tournaments be- ana STANDINGS/ Batched every stroke. first ap- both sides backed the sticking 15 rounds Jack pearanoe in New by beating E. H. Sprague, 5 and 4. ing missing. Arthur G. Havers, win- up pitchers. ^ against Wh-TKKN EEAGtK. Overhead driving, volleying, serv- York at the milk With Wilcox on HITS MISSES at on 4. standing* fund show last in Beckett Into Une. ner of the British second in the third Dempsey Shelby, Mont., July ice. backhand—:•!! were used by John- May a preliminary Steps open champion- W L Prt. \V. L. of the Si THE 0UFPALOES- will open a tour of the to the a he patriotic tournament of 1917 ship will be missing. In fact, node inning second game and two Panlages Wichita .45 27 .*5gf. 830 .816! ston as only a master is able to use Willard-Johnson go, he niade OM %H A Tulsa 48 3 4 57 Purcell vaudeville circuit in Minneapolis on 5.5*0.5*8. deep impression a looked like another big year for the of the British have outs, caught McDonald’s • them. upon number of players entered AH. Ii. II PO. A F. iMiahonig City 40 ;<3 r 4* .554 .541' vicious drive Sunday, July 15, it was announced to- Omaha 40 Amid an eastern fight and trio when Reynolds stepped off with the lists. Money is much in stretched into the bar- MM Moines 49 hr .... J if .39 .&"fi .5**8 .494 a rier. Herr, 4 I 2 1 day by Louis Christ, theater strolled off the court the accredited ers. including both Tom O'Rourke and medalist honors, but then unknown Britain than in America nnd clubs Young and Donovan both S*. 4 4 : .447 455 442 W Uiw*. »b ... 4 « I I 2 II Jo**pli manager. Gibbon* will appear in the Sioux .421 .43* of tennis. Tex R ckard. One of the in Beckett from Rakoma took the over there cannot afford to sen.l robbed Kerr of hits with wonderful 'ifllnnnld. 4b.ft II 2 II n «l City.41 .425, king points I 'enver .27 1 546 554 343 honors and broke the and Konrtrln. 11> « 1 I 7 I II principal houses of the Pantages cir Elizabeth Ryan and Randolph the On: hs heavyweight's favor was championship their professionals to Inwood. Brit- stops throws. Two triples spelled Konowitr. rf 4 I I ft II II )«w|rriini ii K«**ult«, Ly- for what is said to he one of the I>en*er. 5-2. a his youth. He’s still combination for the first time since ish in the Amer- disaster \for Durable Dan Voorhies. ( ir '< I I 2 n II cult, 7-1; Omaha, cett of England won great vic- young enough players only appear « Sioux 5#-0; 1»?» Moines. 2 5. VV lldrr. 2 n ii 4 2 salaries ever a City. to show •lack turned the trick four The first came largest paid profession- Tulsa. 9. 3 tory over L. S. Dane and Mrs. Shep. improvement. So it was de- Hughes ican championship when they are in the eighth by Mc- Pr ndrr grant. p 2 0 I 1 2 ii Wichita, In it n n u al boxer. *>klahoma City. 7. Sr Joseph, 2 herd Barron in the mixed doubles. cided to groom for a con- years previous. here for exhibition tours. Joe Kirk- Donald. with Manush on first, after Harrouicli. p "Tiny'' Mjt. p n n ii n 2 n In the Red Cross tournament of His act will consist of three fast M5IIRAHKA Then Lycett and L. A. Godfrey ac- tender. wood, the Australian champion, is beating out a bunt. Two were out at iO'( on nor I n n it n n STATE LEAG1 E. rounds with a clever counted for the Count Herman is 1918 Reynolds was in the service and those the time, sparring partner, standing*. Spanish pair. fighting next Thursday among striving for the honors Total* :*4 ft 12 21 Hi n W I, W L Pet. to the in New one Blaine Young’s 160 was too good for according Mr. Christ. An an- Norfolk 24 .'5 5*8 DeGomar and FTaquer, in men's York in of the prelims but Kirkwood can hardly be consid- Wilder's triple started things in the IIKNV KH O d Isiand 34 35.493 nouncer will also be carried with the Lincoln 36 .9 4 Beatrb e 31 35 .47© doubles finals. to the battle. He meets ihe other 200 qualifiers to beat. How-' ered a \ Willard-Firpo foreign entrant as he has ninth and two were out then. Lee’s Alt. H It. PO. » Fair bury >4 51-531 H noting* 24 31 482 n <1 act. But the real excitement of the Jess Kramer. ever, another of unknown ability taken his Krjigen. 3li I 2 2 2 iruterrlsj'* K«*uit«. day Herman should defeat up residence in this coun- infield hit drove him across. The I t 4 4 II Marl’hrr. 2b I Gibbons arrived Norfolk, *«, Lincoln. 2. occurred in the last match Kramer with not stepped in the championship saddle il « In St. Paul today today too much trouble. try. play was so close at first that Dono- II Itrirn. f 4 I 1 :t Grand Island. 5, Hastings, 1. «» fl 2 h and If and the honors went to Kenny Reed, Diamond. c .... 4 2 from Shelby. He will spend the next Beatrice. 9. Fairbury. 6 Bhen King George stood up he fails, of course, the program Walter Hagen, Jock Hutchison and van :t :t 2 0 protested vigorously. 1’mpire Higher. If 2 2 as then under the Colors of the <• few days at hls summer home In acted cheer leader for the crowd will be knocked into a cocked hat. playing Purcell, rf _ I I 2 il n Kirkwood are most generally favored Cnsady, relieving who is sick, N \TI**N \|, r 1 A*.I E. Jensen, Voting, kh 2 I ll 2 ft II northern and Queen Mary, wearing dark But if he wins as Elmwood municipal course. to win. Gene Minnesota, and then reme standing*. expected, just Sarazen, playing in de- ruled Donovan from the lltincnan, lb 21 I 2 11 2 0 L,. PC! \V L Pet. In the trio entered game. Casafty hack to the Cities to glasses for the first time, raptur- watch Herman's 1919 dominating fense of Hull, p 2 ii I n | 0 Twin prepare S+w York 4« .4 .*■■*»? 29 36 »0 speed from there on. his comes a Chicago championship, is local arbiter. 1 it 0 it l 0 4 4 .t>:S» St when the the policy of normalcy in state golf Voigt, p for his stage appearance. Pit tab *h 1'c- Louis 3ft 40 .667 ously applauded great pair to in next in followed 41 * Tiny Stay Fast. favor, by Bobby A Mob Collects. t'lnclnnatt .3*4 Boston 2* 4t 310 of children, the Misses Joan circles’ oung’s 155 being good for Total* 81 7 tl 27 19 2 Virtually all of St. Paul turned out 37 3 3 ? .* English As the Jones, ihe Atlanta erack, and .Mac- Brooklyn Phils 21 SI 232 first step in the program it A semblance of a mob scene was Hatted for liarrougti In eighth. IcMcriliO * Austen and stood the medalist honors and Reynolds’ today, fropi the mayor down, to wel- Evelyn Colyer. up is Herman Donald the Pacific c* Omaha oio <►»Home run: Higher, stolen h«*e*: Kerr, Philadelphia. scared them from the court. from him, 4 up and 2 to play. PrJndorgjiHt blew up in the fourth nearly for professional title holders has been Wilcox, (nllop, lionmilt*. Pouhlr nlav: coaching and instruction. VMKKI( \ N IK VOI K. It was a wonderful end to a won- Inning of the first game. Four hits, Ktti|gn to Mm I’hfc to punovan. left on Tennis Then there Raines Wins Medalist entered in this City Meet will be a of Priwy tournament. And, ham*: Omaha. M; Penxrr. 2. Ba*e* on Xamling*. and the crowd couple ending with Ha lbs and I, fft I. Pci. derful meeting again In for aside from list Is two-bagger hall*: Olf Hall. 3; off \olgl. I: off fights against average opponents, men Francis Oninci stepped the thp champions, the New York is _3 *7* t'hlrago 32 U 4U arose and an ovation to the two bases on balls, drove him out of IViidergm-t. 2 struck nut: B> Mall. 2: gave he studded with names of the by Mm. I. Hit*: Off Cleland 1* 35 521 III )4 should have no trouble defeating medalist prize in 1929 hut was de- leading by Parrougli. :i; as the little ones, arm-in the box. The Omaha n» '! !l off Pur- I'hii'phia 35 36 .|»2 Waah'ton 32 SI 45! youngsters golfers of the country from John ns came right IVnd* rgrn*i, ft liming*; Date Announced These fights w.ll he followed by the feated in the first round of match rough. t in :< 3 Inning*; off May, l in Detroit 35 36 4*1 Boati.ri *•; 40 3t4 arm. completely unconcerned marched back, but was rushed in and one (Grand Daddy) Black of Voigt I off II in t 2-3 Inning*; iHtieriiM) * fle«uit*. danger, as step in the undertak- Peters and Redick going to the California to tuning; Hall, "fT. d-'ing the famous goose step from play. them with off I in t l-H Inning*. Winning Detroit. M; Philadelphia. U. ing young Tommy McNamara of New stopped only on© hit the \nigt. He will have to fight a finals with Ralph coming out victor, Hull. I.«»*ing pitcher: IVndrr- OmahftH annual city tennis tourna- Washington, 4 3. Chicago, 0-2, the famous center court. pretty rest of the five pitcher: York, who won the links title Innings. grawt. I Shannon anil Canaday, Cleveland. IT-1*. Ration. S-6. good man in order to establish him- 1 up at the 37th hole. public mplre*: ment which starts on the Omaha Johnston -ails for home next Wed Mnnush Time: 1:42. St Louis. 13. New Turk. 3. self at Washington recently. opened the fourth with a Field club as a fishier worthy of battling In 1921 Yeung was medalist and O M \ II A courts the week of July! nesdny. In wood la a single and took second on Kerr’s hit. AMI RK \N \fcS4M I \TlON. for the Peter* in the final round. long course, better than \ n. k li Prt \ I 21. is to be the from » championship. defeated expected largest Ms tt (("(Htrilhl. Itll It Wilcox filed to Ma midi, rf ft I I I o 0 fling*. Sometimes it is nnd 6,500 yards. will take a powerful deep Highoe and Mc- a of entries of W. I* l‘ t W. !.. Pet easy to find “a Tnint any prev- man to win Donald St Paul 46 2.' 4*- Mil ker .13 4*. .432 pretty man" who can honors was for distance will be a singled, scoring Mnnush and W Urn*. 2b 4 0 2 1 3 0 ious t held good be defeat- tied for medalist hut it clay-coui tourney in this Kan f ♦ t, In.! •:* .5 McHonnld. 3I» t o I a 0 a •> .% u "S IH Enter ed. For instance positive requirement. If given the .Mending Kerr to third. McDonald was 34 4 Forty-Two Players it will lie remem- Y oung and Reynolds who were sched- Koiietrla, ll» 3 O O II « « city. I.ouisvtlte 40 .341 Mlnnimi* IB 4? 4» of a (• CoPbua 36 33 To! do 2* 47 3^6 bered that uled for the final match of 3fi holes, opportunity hunting single man nipped at third on Konev's single, ih.tn.w It*, cf I 0 I 3 0 A. Newell, who has (ihamber Golf Meet during ihe building up O 0 (1 Halph charge K»-«tilt«. Junior as ( nllop. If 4 0 2 process of the the likely winner. Walter Hagen and Kerr scored. Honowltz of I >U!«v|M*». f. Milwaukee. 1 Jack Dempsey the tug Sam again copping big prize. singled W tlilrr. .4 I 2 « 2 0 the tournament, hns made prepara- A total of 22 players h.ive entered would receive the 0 0 4 0 Toledo. 7. Minneapolis, 3 Minnesota That is the of how three men call. Konev to third. singled and I.co. p ...4 1 tions to handle the plasterer. Fred Fulton, Ktory Fullop largest entry list Indianapoli*. y K*n*R* City. f» the Junior Chamber of Commerce Hagen's performances at and K hapiiened to have sufflv.ent have held the power of the state Sandwich, Knney uiowit/. scored Voigt Total* HI 2 H 17 II 0 of any tournament held In the his St Paul. 2. Columbus. 2 c>lf turnaim-nt which starts the standing wnh the fans between them for 11 Troon and the tournaments in the entered the box and PIN\KH at that time to be re golfing honors halted the visitors. lory of the City T» nt s nssm ration. Tux i i \€.I i: week of July 1 over the h'ontenelle United States make K II I’O. \ I carded as "a d with but few interruptions. Ac- generally him \lt. Newell knows tennis A to Fort Worth, ft. Pallas. * (tie. nine in- of pretty gut man." years 0 city from municipal course, leading lights favorite. Krug on, 31, 4 0 4 ning*. darkness) Dempsey busted Fulton to this year’s figures they 2 I Z and when It comes to in the jaw cording Carter Lake Club Plan* MwIMire. 2l>. 4 I 2 I arranging Wichita Falls. Shreveport. 1 (tlx In- the meet promises to lx* John Morris, Sarazen, In for 4 •» <» 7 0 0 1 i'd the .-~vmuld be right, up among the lead- however, looked In OTftrirn. rf tournament ning*. rain). plasterer protnptely took a o ft 0 0 play Halph knows his Phil Downs, Prank Campbell, Clar- some to lllaklc. c-lli 4 t San Antonio. 4 Homton 2. dive. and it’s n safe bet quartern repeat his brilliant Tennis Cliallrn again fairly II IK iirr. If 4 2 2 backwards. He has Informed! Galveston. 1. icaumonl, 0. ence Swanson, former Nebraska foot- of last at Skokie. 8ara- A tournament rf 4 0 0 I « 0 If Herman s that at least one of them will play in victory year will be held for Cm I'urcrll. us that lucky there may he a 3 O 0 7 2 0 play will start on the after ball captain; Chuck Morearty, llark zen a Polio, an, Ih .... SOtTHF.HN ASSOCIATION. man la big mun on short, sturdy ter Lake club members to de- n O 0 0 of Fulton's type around the finals next Saturday. today Plninontl, I 0 noon of Saturday, July 21. and con ness Kountxe. Dick Wagner, Dick laving 0 0 Chattanooga, 4-1; I.lttls Rock. J-l. legs, and carries a tremendous punch termine the of a team \ iH»rhlc*, p .....3 0 1 2 ready to be polished off. Then his Since 1915 Blaine Young has been membership Untie through the following week.! New Orleans, 7-1. Mobile. 1-6. Mallory, Ralph Campbell, Melvin In his forearms and wrists. which will 6. toward a tournament with two powerful challenge the Omaha Field Total* HI 1 7 27 M | with the I tie matches the Birmingham, ft. Atlanta. path battle with the champ medalist every on program 3; 6. Heklns and Charles Allison. Sarazcti will Score Nathviile. Memphis, will lie is be playing under tre- and Dietz club tennis players in a by Inning*: one of rosea exceptions. His game this year Omaha 000 OOO 011—2 for Saturday. There will be three flights. En- mendous pressure in this tournament series of this ooo 001 fHM>—| COAsT IKAt.tr. But if the peak of to be much steadier than be- intercity competitions Hrnier The tnen's singles, women's singles, tries can he made with Seavey Hud- Herman's reported as — Two-baae hit*: lllnUle, 14. Portland. 7 he has a vast reputation to sus- summer. Summary Vernon. ascent is reached at a time fore. He has one object in view and -ha*e hit*: McDonald. men’s doubles and women’s doubles 1* 0. son Atlantic 9069. when no His Honowit*. Three Seattle. M; Oakland. by galling tain. failure to qualify at Troon, Stolen lM*et lllghee. Sacrifice l.o* ?■. Salt T-ake 2. such man to he available he that Is to break the medalist record Wilder. will be on the card for competition Angeles. City. happens due almost to hit*: Donovan (2). O'Hrlen. left on Sacramento, 12. San Francisco. I. entirely the vile weath- may encounter a few thorns on his of 150 which Francis Raines estab- Labor Gun Matt li lm»e«: Omaha. M: Pettier, 7. Hn*«e «*n again this season. American er encountered, will not add to the Day off l ee. 1. Struck \l. I.KAM K. path as he lished In 1920 with two 75s on the bull*: Off \ oorhle*. 3; E. R. winner of the IN TKKN' ATION League Managers probably would be forced The Omaha Gun dub will hold a Voorhlea. 4; by l.rr. ft. I nt- McCormick, ease of the popular little champion. out: ll> .fer*e.v city, 1-1; S| r«rUM. 1-0. to fight a man club course. In 1915 Young nire*: Shannon and f a**Hda>. Time: tournament will not com- Will Meet capable of giving hint Country special Invitation shoot at the club last year, Baltimore. 0-3. Toronto. 4-4. Monday livening He feels that he must do well at In- 1:83. *n argument as to his shot a total 151 to win medalist hon- pete this year. McCormick has left Reading, 1 ; Muffalo. ft There will lie an important meeting right to meet at bar Ben on wood. grounds Ak field I,a- Newark. 1. Rochester, 12. the title holder. ors during the tournament at the and when the ends of the American Class B amateur bor day. OutJitnto guns are to be tourney club and this score stood low baseball at the hall at But at least Herman is to Country 8t. Psul, 7.— Saturday. July 28, a new tennis cham- league city going July Invited to take part In the program, Medal at R H. K his Gaines turned the trick three n. h k Competitions 5;30 m A number im- have ohanee. Providence has until pion wdl 1m? crowned. ft l& d p Monday of Columbus 7 12 I) which will return prizes to winners. lndianapoil* taken ago. Field Ciuli All •••*' 9 1 issues are to be settled It him In hand. After years of years Si. Psul .I,. ..| ] .' li Saturday the veteran racquet wlelders of Kan*«* City portant and held at Harwell and Krueger. 8c hupp, Carter! patient Sanders and Hartley. Sheehan anil A medal competition wan the is each attend i endeavor Jack Lewi* a going Five Title* for Reynold*. rity have informed Newell that and Skiff urged that manager Dugan. Bee Want Ads I’rod lire Results. ■ to the Omaha Field dub Saturday with will have a crack at some important Reynolds has won the *tate title they compete. two eluant** to qualify. In tin* firxt The list be money, «* the> call It, And unless five times and Is defending champion j entry ‘will kept open were Included thoxo whoae handicaps until the unexjiecied obstacles hob up sudden- this year. Young ha* won the title morning of the first day’s htewcen 1 an a Sharp Those semi-pro player* “Lefty" pellet. a the was /I my | Hon lift Douglas county poet of American Invaded 11 batsmen and allowed London Oarsman Is and 4. Hi* first tournament in at Bowl on from Corning, fa., Omaha whiffed only I’ulrlnga for < Itiaa B Legion, la seeking a match to he held 1907 when he lost out In the semi- Jersey City yesterday afternoon and gave a hand five scattered hits. To date Daniels Thursday Ma 1 lark Hurlch. Diamond Scuffs W inner playa at the Omaha to Abbott who City auditorium on the of fans out at the Buffaloes' park ha* not lost a game. final round Sprague EW 7.— trifle liuriia piny a Kohn. ful Hen!*> on Thame*. —M. YORK. July less than 240 and the South Mrf'ov night of 2d. He Jock Ma July & for the title by Dr. I*«ny plnva July had .1 little taste of the kind of baseball In the last 40 inning* hi* op- was defeated Jeaa Willard and Morris of Uondon won the diamond American Thorn** play* Doaa. lone of St. Paul slatpd lie weighed 214. They will on to one of that has them ns one of the ponent* have not scored an earned Humney. Rula Flrpn, who will stamped sculls championship today, defeating VV. Redlck look* like the he*! ter the ring for their 12 round match the contestants, hut Jqck recently dubs tn this section of the run off hi* which 1* John rlnah next strongest delivery, I'. II L tfotlan, the deaf and dumb Thursday broke two ribs In and bet to crack the combination. The «t clone in these training was country, when they heat the Holmes another Interesting item. sculler. In the nlKht nt Hoyle'* weights. Try final heat, tt was a club Is hi* home course. In Jersey Reformers forced to cancel his engagement Hilly White » to 2. The White Sox weren't in It yes- Country Thirty Acre* In a Not since the historic Sox, gruelling race and after ivasvir.g the on IM-nijisry- to II Wells, I he biHt four tournaments held illard-l'irpo training partner of Jack Demp To date the Corning club has terday. The Infield of the Holmes' hout to determine a f'nrpentler contest In Jersey riiy Slo/t line Morris collapsed and fell into the the fl sey lit Croat he one of cltth while that course he has reached < Kails, may played 21 contests. Klghteen games whs weak .v}l afternoon, ■. < hnllenger for Jack has a heavyweight match In the Met Hour Thursday ! enmy Than lie was quhkiy puked up each time. He has won but once Iho main bout attraction* Isaacson have been tut the right side of Ihe hitting wasn't any better. nals Dempiiey, reached tnpolitun area attracted the Inlcrist .lersey N .1., July 7—Tli«' put hy a motor launch and carried to the | la • three times, twice lo Hey nothing on a possible opponent the while the two defeats were Itiovvn, former Cleveland re- and lost the peak of thrlr shown m the Klrpo-TVIllard encoun- Iffnull ririiirnf In \n; .Icisrv Is ledger, "Lefty" bank The winner'ss time was S and once to Peters. This year for him at tho hands of Crescent, la a rival cruit. started for the Sox. but Holds lighting form today ter. Klrpo, one of the most pictur- nut (o fry nml atop tll»* •In** WII minutes, i! sc c"*ts I* better than ever. He club Another contest was couldn't do It all. his golf In the laat at rente '•si|ue flguri the ring has produced lord l,ul* I- li |M> lithi nr\l I Inns Hawkeya “Lefty" He; round of the out of a of 21 games hurled lit* was leached the semifinal nu* workout m In air of a Brtmn Winner licit So, string good hall, but support • \\ of many years, and pass* I Illy nit;III, ■Wray lift \nut* to tel\e l |t Transmlsslssippl tournament at Min their terrific the Corning team has won IS and bad enough to drive the best pm her reepnctlve punch, has cltmhnd rapidly Hrv. Jam*’* I’Hikrr. :» lurmhrr «>f Mitldlc Stair* Trunin < before he was defeated. * lost two. a mighty good record to the shower*. reiuhton Duties Soon nenpolls training progi ipia. to ftsllc fame, wliila Willard the 40 uf flu' govrrnltig IiiihiiI of llii' St Louis. July 7 Hiokii of only Wray Karlv next month will sev Chet W. J. Foye Is another Coun- Willard. In hla at former Is for any team. The Corning athletes chalked vtp Capt. gymnasium year-old champion. essay- Kfiitu Him irf y for (hr I’rrrrntlon St Louis today retained his title aa memlter who excep this strong Corning four runs In the first inning \! Wynne former Notra I'ame foot'vsll try club play* Yonkers, N. Y,, satisfied hla trainers ing a comeback In an attempt to re- of < atafril hr Mould central states tennis Yesterday very rlntr, foilny ehamplon by star on hi* home course and (earn, which won the Council Bluffs triple h> Knox and a single oy #nd recently appointed roach at tlnnally well that ha la In the heat condition of gain the laurels lie lost to Dempsey. f« flnvrrnnr Silrrr. “If defeating Theistoro In-ewes, also of j iifi|M'!il ii* v oh « He. was a scml- a brisk 11 Wlllnrd tilled the first obstacle tournament last season and "Chief" Rohinaon together with a y pr*> may prove surprise. hla career, after round hit flovrrnor Silrrr rrfuam In art fo this city. In I he tlnnl round of the expects In the 1922 Transmlsslssippl at N. when h» knocked Johnson to repeat this fall, didn't have any flock of error* the way for; paring hi* r»»iwip' for i ha fail fl no list workout, while I,nng Hrnneh, nut Kloyd fhr 1’n.rUer niiIiI. nlngles lu re today. The seorea were paved prrvrnt fight,’* uridiion hatth' II* slate champ In 1910. •T Klrpo went through 1.1 rounds at the Yankee stadium two months ti « trouble In trimming the K.rnle the Corning victory. pis light end "»yr rrrfninly will go lulu fhr t, 4 a. a a, 2. Shepard has been the sub of various training' atunta before a ago. Holmes' team. "I,eft,v" Panlcls. A double header la schedules! for workout* for member* of the foothaM Wally rourfu lo atop l(.“ Ject of much favor lately In discus crowd of more than 600. Th« for- Advance ticket aides had passed Spray wjlh oil of sassafras If you former Omaha pitcher, was on tbs this afternoon wMth the fu st game I squad who make loir loam tn mer chumplon tipped the stales at u iho 1200,000 mark today, at* trying to get rid of red ant*. mound for the Iowan* and right well starting at ! o'clock. i Omaha. (Turn to fn*# Two-11. Column Fite.) •*>