in Wants for Season Holdout for First Time ——■ __ Career; _@$25,000 SENATOR PITCHER ONE OF SEVERAL^ OMAHA BUFFALOES WILL OPEN 1925 Indoor Sports v — 1 ■■■ ■ "" WHO WANT INCREASE; WESTERN LOOP SEASON HERE WITH GRIFFMEN AMONG THEM TULSA ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29TH RVEL,PECKINPAUGH MeNeely Also After Boost in Size of Monthly Paycheck*— Annual Circuit Schedule Starts 16 Vi ith Northern April Johnson Not Worth $25,000 as Pitcher, Says Walsh Clubs Playing in South—Champions of League May might not last another season as It of Eastern in World’s By DAVIS ,1. WALSH. lleet Titleholders Loop “Baby YORK, Feb. 17.— headliner. So much for the commer- the mat- Series.” * • According to the cial side of It. But, taking l': i best and most re- ter from its human angle, it is a j rent advices, Clark fact that Johnson never got the money Western league series next fall, the club which has Griffith Is begin- he deserved during the years he fans will not have the series in its home city to pay all the first his off for Griffith. He the visitors. The circuit ning to pay pitched arm an opportunity to expenses of installment on the wants it now. particularly since his see the Buffaloes, moguls also voted to award a cup to price of success,, an cherished ambition to buy a minor champions of the the team having the largest attend- DRinC Tv+e- \ ante that all pen- league oluh has been thwarted. It is circuit in 1924. ance on opening day. you TV+/«r ?(* inant winners of re- understood that Johnson has become play In Omaha un A reduction on allowed each 5TUPP \ OMAHA passes \ -ent, years, particu- miffed because Griffith didn't LAVD s \ slightly til W e d n e d a y, club owner and for a special l 5B+S 'iOU'LL plans larly the New York rush to the rescue with assistance in April 29, when the train to the National Association of Giants, have been the project. However, one doesn't buy northern half of Baseball meeting next v.iru Professional \. forced to meet. the with designs U,opc^ op rvte \ the cleaver for gent “Pa" Tearney's December were approved. vW dooTT The word T#e good upon one's right arm. loop opftis play In The magnates attending the meet- \NECP,a/& from the Friedham Peckinpangh's rase Is similar to their respective Vl *A»^ou« ing at Excelsior Springs were: James grovuivO J belt is to the effect Johnson’s. Roger came through for back yards. >1 Crawford and Secretary Frlel of that Walter Johnson has come out In Griffith last season after several The Western of Oklahoma for the first Tulsa. Jock Holland \v the open as a holdout years of mediocrity. But his future league club owners City, Frank Isbell of Wichita, Charles f time In his career, and wants $25,000, hangs In the balanre. He also Is at their annual Moon of Idncoln, Warren Giles and no less, for another season under the slightly aged, and no one knows schedule meeting at Excelsior Springs, Ned Tracey of St. Joseph, Barney Senatorial yoke. Walter Is merely whether his breakdown in the last on a schedule Mo., Monday decided Burch of Omaha, Milton Angflnger of one of several of Mr. Griffith’s young will he repeated this the 192S season. The ideas. of 168 games for Denver and I.ee Keyser of Des men obsessed with expensive season. season opens April 16 and closes Sep- Moines. Rue!, star catcher; “Muddy” He, of course. Is entitled to aji In- tember 27. $34 and Roger Pecklnpaugh, shortstop, In crease, so Is “Muddy*' Ruel. and. Issued a challenge to At Sioux City: Creighton, 46; ,,r Earl McNeely, outfielder, are among The league fart, every regular on a champion- r who live to Mr. the Eastern league for a post season Mornlngslde, 18. " those only harry size of the increase 5poRrS~" »- ship team. The outdoor Griffith with thoughts of foreclos- ^ forms the difirulty. Ruel shoiil __ on the old ure of the mortgage a gpt a good one. Never heavil; A 0 OUT 0*j£ homestead. Even Stanley Hams, into 7>M<./-MW.Gr>M *i»M« immoderate value or rw»n>d_ monetary Inspiration. he has placed an hit that only be. Johnson, for example. Is ncrt worth a series-winning base finite because a convenient $25,00 as he stands today. He Is came bad POWERS TO PILOT FRANKIE GENARO Arthur Swartz Tech nearly at the end of his rope and stone caused a bound.__ |pW!LSHAt the Show Quits High fp' YOUNG BLUEJAYS DEFEATS WOLFE Gams Powers was elected Return W A New Advanced Six Sedan Morris captain Philadelphia, Feb. Id.—Frankie to Follow the Buffaloes Down South Bluejavs Hoppe of the 1925 Creighton Prep track Genaro, American flyweight cham- ■ 121-inch Wheelbase i team at a meeting held Monday. pion, was awarded the Judges' de- SWARTZ. all- Swart* was elected captain of the From Road on Cannefax Powers Is a new man at the Creigh- cision tonight at the end of a slow around athlete at team for next year. Trip Tech high, has was a school ton school, having registered last fall. 10-round bout with Henry (Kid) Swart* Junior in high YORK, Feb. 17.—Having quit school to try and was to become a senior in a few REIGHTON’S eith. Before here he was a letter Genaro's title Was the best,billiard* coming Wolfe of this city. and make name displayed a weeks. He will play ball in the sum- crark basket ball shown since NEWer champion has man in the Iowa City high school. over- not at stake, both men being for himself In the mer and in winter he will come back the team, accompa- start of the match in winning 220 and 440- world. the He Is a star in the 100, weight. Genaro weighed 113 1-4, baseball to Tech to finish his high school ca- Willie nied by Athletic third and fourth blocks, Hoppe, yard dashes. Swartz has sign- reers for Wolfe 115 pounds. balk line king today made ready Drennan has Issued his first ed a contract with Director and three cushion In another 10-round bout Benny the fifth block of his call for track athletes and training the Omaha base- Coach A. A.Scha- with Champion Cannefax at once. of received the ball club. will match ^en- will start Schwartz Baltimore, He SANTEL WILL returned to -.7. JOIN binger, trenched behind a lead of -40 decision over Collett! of Eliza- leave Omaha Judges' last night from Is to go 600 points. At Madison, Wis—Wisconsin, 16; sometime this The match Is’. J. HANSEN’S CAMP Sioux City, where 120 to 100 when he Iowa, 15. i beth, week for the Buf- Hoppe trailed by the Biuejay hoop- but one of the best wres- entered the third block, playing 1 faloes’ t r a 1 nlng SANTEL, their sters closed and even brilliantly at camp In Texas. tlers of his weight in the coun- consistently four-game north- the third block, 65 to 6". Swartz last try, has been secured by "Farm- times, won year □p ern snow- trip by burled Can- er" Burns, trainer of Charley Han- and in the evening fairly was as one of the best ama ing the Morning regarded of 75 to 4 .. sen, to work out with the latter. netajc under a score teur catchers and hitters In Omaha. side college quin- abandoned Hansen, you know. Is preparing for The balk-line champion He caught for the Carter Rake club tet under a 46-to-lS score. of his conservative, safety-first game he his match with John Pesek that will team In the Metropolitan league, Coach de- and went after be held at the Auditorium Friday Schablnger'a hoopsters the first two blocks also caught for the Overland Tire feated North Dakota university His night. February 27. lt^ ►every point without hesitancy. team In the Saturday Industrial and had a two games. North Dakota Aggies best was six. Cannefax both Santel is the wrestler who gained league. He led leagues In batting while on their The Mornlngslde, trip. seven but lacked Hoppe s consistency. Besides a quite a lot of publicity several years averages. having good repu- victory over North Dakota Aggies tation In the amateur circles, he was ago when he wrestled Joe Stecher at cave the Bluejavs another North Cen- Fremont. of the wiseacres well known In the city high school Many tral conference championship. He for the Tech high thought Santel could throw Joe and league. caught The Creighton coach will resume GARDNER WINS *“"1 team three and led the bet their accordingly. Stecher for years, city money practice this afternoon. Coach Pcha- In for three years. threw Santel. high league batting blnger will point his charges toward IN CUE TOURNEY Mar- the game Saturday night with York, Feb. lfi—Gus Gardner The contest will be at A. J quette. played of New York defeated Carl DELANEY The Bluejavs Athletic PIRATES SIGN JACK Creighton gymnasium. Vaughan of the Newark won over on the latter's 50 to Marquette club, formerly of Kansas City. earlier In the season. today of FOUR COLLEGIANS MAY BOX STRIBLING "gym” 46, in the opening match three- Prates have obtained four ex TORK. Feb. 17.—With the the seventh annual national Former I)es Moines Coach at the collegians. The hopefuls are withdrawal of Jimmy Slattery cushion billiard championship or New York. THKBernard Culoton, a hurler for NKWfrom the negotiations owing to Named Athletic Director Amateur Billiard club The game required 121 innings. Fordharn a few years ago, who now his desl-e for a brief rest, the pros- Salt I-ake City, Utah, Feb. IT.—C. run was six and J. Armstrong, present assistant foot- Gardner's high comes from Norfolk of the Virginia pects today were that Jack J>elaney hall Vaughan's five. for- ball coach and freshman basket league; Outfielder Maury Frew, would be substituted for the Buffalo second match of the day l'r. coach the of In the and ac- and track at University merly of Washington I.ee, Young in the J. Harris of Chicago de- entry against Strlbllng Des Moines. Des Moines. Ia., was Andrew quired from Greenwood in tlje faro bout Madison Gar- S. Jordv of Baltimore. 50 proposed at Square athletic di- feated A. In fielder Ij. F. Thomp named foothall coach and who llna league; den on February 2fi. The match will to 2!>. In 5 5 innings. Harris, and Infielder rector at the University of Utah yes- son of Ohio Plate, be closed this afternoon If Strlbllng finished third in the tournament last He was recommended hv Dr. Williams of Hendrix college in terday. of while Royce can extricate himself from a previous year, had a high run five, Georg# Thomas, president of the uni- Arkansas. ring engagement to meet Warnie Jordy s best was three. versity and the recommendation was Smith, of Oklahoma, who Is laid up approved without dissent by the In a local hospital with a broken Jaw. board ot regents. to Hold The Strihltng Smith hout was to have Marquette been held In Milwaukee on February RUTH QUALIFIES Srlinol Mert High 27. Bennett Hill Speeds Milwaukee. Feb. 17.—The third an- TOURNEY to New Auto Record IN GOLF nual Marqutte university high school Ark.. Feb. 1*.—The Culver City. Cal.. Feb. IT —Bennett Hot Spring*. meet, to he staged In the new tournament at the relay established a annual sprfnc 9 Hill, who last November club Marquette stadium here on May Ho: Golf and Country YANKEES SIGN world's record of 135 95 miles an hour Springs has received the sanction of the hoard here today with three flights while practicing at the board speed- opened of control of the Wisconsin Inter- t« in the various events. I COLLEGE HURLER toured the bowl of qualifying way here, yesterday scholaatlo Athletio association, and Babe Ruth was the only representa- New York, Feb. 1«—The New York In 32 4 5 seconds, a record speed of this year Is being extended In scope tive of the major league players to Klmer an Hill was schools Yankees today signed Puggan. 1ST.2 miles hour. pre- none to Include out of state high qualify In the second flight, sensational southpaw pitcher of paring for the 250-rails championship O Nell and academies. making the first flight. Steve Brown university. Puggan gained race to be held here next Sunday but the Although tills Is hut the third year and Everett Scott qualified In fame last year by twirling a 20 in- track officials announced that as he for Coach Conrad M. Jennings- meet, third flight. against Providence college. was not timed the record the Marquette relnvs have taken rank iilng game officially In which he struck out 29 men, a. col- not he with the most popular high school would accepted. record. relays in the middle west, and the In- )»»H* Tracked in al*o announced the HOPPE HOLDS LEAD clusion of out of state schools ami The Yankee* veteran first Purdue Trims Fixe. academies, especially those of Illinois, signing of Wally Plpp, Gopher heavy crack T#a Ind Feb. IS.—I’Yirduc foil Minnesota, Indiana Imsemnn, snd Walter Beall. Fayett*. OVER CANNEFAX^ Iowa, Michigan, for. season from went into a tf* with Michigan 16 —Willi* instead and Ohio, is expected to increase the pitcher obtained last New York, Feb. Hoppe of fourth in the Western confer- In his three- Interest in the affair. Rochester, N. Y. place took the lead tonight ence defeating Minnesota tins standing* by cushion billiard match with Robert costly ■ 11 27 to 1.5. In a game fe.i ; .m here tonight. Cannefax by winning the fourth close and the hence tured by the guarding block. 75 to 47. The total score now offensive of Purdue, the brilliant stands: Horpe, 240; Cannefax, 227. winners Minnesota off their swept They are playing a total of 600 points, feet the entire game except for a the winner to be declared the unof- 10? short while In the last half. three-cushion champion of the and ficial —winning AI>VKVm*KMB> T. world. V. TROUBLES holding good will STOMACH BASEBALL MEETING ARE DUE TO ACIDITY HERE NEXT SUNDAY contrast two its and sou;hwesterrt coolness Nebraska Just Six Tslls Safe, Certain. Speedy Relief for Acid lndif eetion Iowa towns will have representative* at the Rome hotel next Sunday euch »• in- go-tabed stomach trouble*, j when Blok Orotte call* a meec.ng of and rich digestion, ga*. sourness. stomach-ache end the of mildness with men Interested in organisation inability to retain food ere in probably j baseball league for Iow a nine case* out of ten, simply ex dent# *hv a tri state excretive secretion of acid i* taking place j and Nebraska. of in the stomach, causing the formation i ever k*< and acid indigestion. smoked and cause* OAKLAND Gas dist end* the stomach of General Motor* feeling w«c- you Product that full, optiretsive. burning ‘TIGER’ FLOWERS anything while the *. I times Known a* heartburn, irritate* and inflame* the delicate lining An almost forgotten old tobacco mildness and its of the Stomach ThV trouble Me* entirely LOSES ON FOUL appetizing fragrance. in the excess development or secretion of Boston, Feb. 16.—T.ou Bog ash of secret, "Wellman’s Method,” And notice also the coarser arid. dating "Rough To stop or prevent this souring vf the Bridgeport, Conn won from Tigef and m neu- from about 1870 and now ours ® food content* of the stomach ►Tower*, negro middleweight at At- exclu- and therefore tralise the acid, and make it b’.and am! Cut”—slower-burning, lanta. Ga here tonight on a foul in is for the harmless, a teaspoonful of lxisnratrd Mag- cooler. is a tobacco a effectiie corrector of third round of their eeheduied l*. sively, responsible delight- Here truly pipe nesia. good and the COAL acid stomach, should be taken in a «pt*r ful taste of THERMO round bout. after « ter of a of hot or cold water _. Granger Rough Cut—its that IS tobacco! Tha Baal ArUanaa. Anthracita glas* j pipe jr eating or wherexer gas. source** or acid- ity is felt This sweeten* the stomach Marlin \\ in* Rout. * P*r and neutrali*e* the acidi’v in a few mo- r Csnd. Me Fol- ’,6 E Grate a harmless and $4 £*50 ment* and is perfectly I (Cannonball! Martin, v » Inexpensive remedy to use. Ton "Wee Willi#'* Size X W An antiacid, such ** II i sweated Magnc* s I champion, outpointed *t which can he obtained 'front am drugv ! Spencer of Brooklyn In a "twin six'* or tablet form enable* in either powder ! Pent here tonight M.arfn wsa not the stomach to do it* work pn'pc x x*»ih- extended At «n> time Bouts ar* mit the aid of artificial digestants Mag I •«* he cer- I to \ ounds In Maine* tb# Cut UPDIKE oesia come* tn several forme Molted ^o»lec.* R su*%ted tain to ask for and take only meeting in two •uocMaiv* of Thia Coal at Harden'. Grocery Dapartmant. Magnesia, which is especially ore via red for jptlnrip.xi* Saa Samplaa dash**. Granger the above Rough purpose j

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