Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1909, Page 28

THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: s Lt vurves and ought to take more than his #hare of the twirling, pitehing winning ball viaht along Hetzel and Stevenson, two men who mada thelr “N's"" by twirling for the Corn- husker team last spring, have not been at practice for several days and are not likely to get out any more this season. Nelther of them is hardly fast enough for the nine this season and they both have apparently Aecided that there are better pitchers on the squad than themselves. This Is prob- ably the reason why they have chosen to keep out of practice On the southern trip four Missouri valley championship games will be played—two with Missouri and two with Kansas. These ‘are the contests the Cornhuskers have set thely hearts on winuing and they are going to point themselves for accomplishing this ? . MR g f W feat \\An!’ will be stwed to do the slab - 5 r/ : j " . ¥ =/ \ / Model FortyAFour, 14 H. P., ’IQSO. work In At least two of these games . . 3 ) s i \ ty- ’ Big Games With Kansas. & > il % ’ v . - / Spare Wheel, with inflated tire, brackets and tools $74. Of all the games on the trip, though, | 2 . A X T e SR Magneto §150. those with Kansas are by far the most in- will make the greatest offort to win. Dur- Y i ’ 3 Ing the present school year Kansas has de- B e i g & : RETARDER feated Nebraska in both foot ball and %k Ly » 4 s y basket ball, and the Cornhusker base ball A b " 4 o . o’ “ b men want to turn the tide in favor of their “chool, 1 they can take both games from ‘ ] p Y B A : . - i There is absolutely no danger in cranking a the Jayhawkers, Nebraska will get an -y £ Y | Frir e i v e o Rambler when properly adjusted. The starting e yoar 1980, Tox the Cortusker track TaB : o X 3 (g S : crank then cannot engage until the spark has been ivkla when the (w0 schools mest in Lin. . N w aod automatically retarded. ' in May I'he’ following I8 thé schedule of the O (T 3 4 e : Every one who has had .(he unp]easlnt ACXPCI.'IEIICC of e i Wk Bmdr 1 Lol 7 9 Vi ” i a premature spark in starting an automobile will appre- P, 8—~Tabor college, at Tabor a - % 2 . ) 2 ARl & seinu” ot ol 2 > a8 £ 3 ciate the Rambler safety starting device. This prevents April 10-Missouri, at : i ' GG % o e, e ¥l 3 oL Ui st i ey . ) 4 Ak ! an explosion ahead of center, even though the operator . ..., April 13—William Jewel Iberty, Mo You gommen April T4—-Haskell. at Lawrence, Kan 2 Lo ! : ; : forgets to retard the spark. e v \l.\m:l {morning)—8t ary's, at 8t 2, . > s o he poett Maryh, Kan 3 3 Aprfl 15 (afternoon)—Manhattan, at Man- S ; # » %) R Tl hattan, _\‘,:L,; i 8 ki ALL-STAR AMATEURS WHO ARE TO MEET THE OMAHAS APRIL %, FOR THE BENBFIT OF THE The official opening of training sea- | son for the track candidates, which has been delaved geveral times during the last . threo weeks, will take place Monday aft- —— — The Car with the Offset Crank Shaft * ernoof, | Thim day was agreed upon at A T o He was 33 years of age. Dr. Barclay, for | Moriarity. Left on bases: Om meeting of forty of the candidates on A AS RUN a time played on the St. Louis National | Lee-Glass-Andreesen, 12, Double “h'\ Let us demonstrate the silence and comfort of this car. mesilig of forty of the cundidatep on bese ball team Claire to Lawler (o Wall, Casey to Wa Stolen bases sher, of Captain McDonald and his team for the : Biolen, bases: Pisher. Pendry. Sacrifice Let us call at your home, and take you to your place of Kansas Clty handicap meet Makes Score of Three Hundred in| UNE RACE COURSE LAIID OUT|hit: Belden. mime: .10 s | Match Game with H. Lyons. Arrangements Complete for Trade Umpire: Clark. - business some morning in a Rambler. vided Into two Foot Ball Star is Dead, practice squads this sprin | Association Aato Run, YOUNGSTON. 0., Apru I Pay . i NEW YOI, Aprl BooThe mrticipunta | 208 Venton o1 Hia Wk i e bt The Car of Steady Service the state fal grounds each day for traly | CLEAN 'AS A BRIGHT WHISTLE | the three-day run of the New York | Pa., ai 10:30 this morning "Weston wili ing. All men taking part in the fleld events | Automobile Trade association in June will | Spend Sunday here, leaving for Canton. | will remain on the ecampus for work. | ™ Monday fe spraine his ankle today on it -l ot have (o out New Jersey license i ay o ( : A b [ These will Include the candidates In the | Asseciation Alleys Was the Sceme of | por hoVe ! i i b R his walk from Sharon o utomobile 0. | for their cars and drivers. The committe welghts, Jumps and pole vault. At the | a Score Seldom Seen on Any ¥ in charge has laid out the route for the Princeton-Peunsylvania Mate 2025 Farnam Street fair grounds all of the other candidates Alleys and Friends Are event, so that that state will be avoided.| DORCHESTER, Neb., Apfil & —(Special.) | OMAHA, NEB. will have quarters where they will dress he members of the committee have de.|—Al the last meeting of the Commercial and prepare for the track | B0 G the. s i club it was decided that Dorchester should As planned now. the long dlistance run- | ced to call the affair the Catsklll-Berk-|have a base bail team. A lease for one ol k : shire ldeal tour and the cars are 1o start | block of ground, which be turned into a mers will dress at the university Ym- | Lee Hamersuom of the Molony team | from the club house of the Automobile | PAIl Dark, has been secured from the nasium’ and run out (o the falr grounds. | ;uge all the bowlers of Omaha sit up and | club of America ai $:30 Updike Grain company for this season train there and run back to the campus | taxe | again. The sprinters and hurdles will go to the fair grounds on street cars and dress at the Araining quarters out there. out on the campus and t o'clock - on the notice Friday afternoon, when he| worning of June 12. Tarrytown is to be bowled a clean score of 300 in a match | the first checking point and the « mpeting game with H. Lyons on the association | cars are to be taken across the Hudson to alleys, All bowjers try for this score, t Nyacl of e ‘Training with the other candidates will few are lucky enough :o :o the r"m‘"“ 'h"e A\;"“k “:‘ "P‘:"“' i 0 b dri g Sl R sobt e 0 3 il F'rom Nyac he cars wi), he driven ! 3 [ b the freahman, These Frst yest 1nen 87 | uguer want Shroush wih o <t 200 | hronah. Bufien. v Tumedn. - whare e et 40 300 Buyer Jeba SeiA TURIRAHEK SEGRE I Batiioitbls 1n Ko mests’ of hulf and not one of his strikes was what could | expected that arrangements can be made own this soring. One of these wil e hela | P Called & “lucky.” but all wers s clean | for the tourlsts to drive thelr cars througn | [13 99 ot University Blace with the Wesleyan unt. | ** ® Whistle. Friends of ~Hamerstrom | Tuxedo Park. The noon stop will be made | CJ versity track team. The other one may be | PICK¢0 lim from his feet and carried him | at Arden, and then the ears will be driven l = all around the & arranged with some minor coliege team In | S through Central Valley and Newburgh to thil Seiite. Both mests will be held in May Metropolitan League. Kingston, where the tourists will spend TThe annual Missouri valiey conference | i = Games. Won. Lost 1;‘ Pins. | the night. The tourlsts will start out at 9 track meet, to be held in Des Moines on | Boglin's Mixers 8 - o 3 o'clock on Bunday morning and will drive Juhe § will be an invitation affair. The | Ortman Stars § 3 through Catskill, Cairo and Rensselaor to active and alumni committees in charge | Brain Brokers 37,759 | Albany, which will be the noonday stop- of the ennual games decided upon this | Porsheims ... 8- 47 | ping place. Krom Albany the tour leads | change at a foint meeting In Des Moines | Nehraska Cycle 3 threugh Nassau, Lebanon, Pittsfied this week. Last spring the contesting [ Daily News 4 Lenox, Stockbridge and Great Barrington, schools were limited to the seven members | West Sides Ly 83972 | the last named place being where ti - Bungalows 5 A of the conference. This spring the games | = x,mes - tourists will spend the night. The journey Wil be thrown open to nine other schools | Weeks ( Yy back to New York will be through Lake- whom the two committees invited to enter | fohoede" E o % | ville, Millerton, Wassaic, Dover Plains, | teams. The schools invited are Grinnell, | Kerr ...l v 4 Pauiding, the noon stopping place; Peter- | Investigate the WHITE STEAMER for yours University of South Dakota, Morningside, | Spetman 5 1 son, Sodom, North Salem and White Plains. Don’ e ithe word 68 a friend: ‘wk Doane, Wesleyn. Rolley School of Mines, VA% vl o The daily runs will be about 150 miles on't: take the WORHIPL @ HEoNEL W0 Oklahoma university, Coe college and the » s each and there is to be a pacemaker each has never ridden in one. University of Arkansas. e Owing 10 the fact thal the action of the | J, Haser | lows. Drivers who exceed tiie legal rate A few of the P ‘ll‘ll),l':“l & i committees will make it possible for six- | Grifteth (70 Ly | of speed are to be disqualified 5 teen ‘scools to send representatives 1o the | Ortman .\ .1l 7 164l Howiey . Things we do NOT ) CARBURETOR 5 We want you to consider this car from a critical standpoint " Gwynne ... 164] Carey A RUEC | 8 BATTERIES MAGNETO compare it carefully, point by point, With cars of equal price want you to annual meet, the Des Molnes gathering | Lot 164] Schastror and those of } agreed o hold a preliminary In six events | Christianma A AR 91 have in a WHITE (E.lé;:("'r(m(w. gIRoUIr higher price. v A d v chnelder { TRAN SPARK PLUGS per cent of all shaft driven cars selling for more than $3,000 use & on the day before the re.um_ m-‘u In June. League. STEAM CAR TRANSMISSION full floating type rear axle. These events will be the 2-yard dash ol ool 2 e kI | » oy e ottt b 95 per cent of all cars selling for more than $3,000 use annular ball bear- . (Continued froni First #0-yara dash, 13-yard hurdles, 2-yard | Metz Bros ™% 19 - GREAT POWER Ings hurdles, pole vault and quarter-mile run. | Triumphs n, M 83 | King, 2 o iRE! iR This préliminary contest will take place ‘l_?:]';"’;"'“'“ P o S ,672 | Vasbinder, of. 2 FLEXIBILITY the Drake Stadium in Des Molnes on Fri- | atiers .. i E SPEED These features are used in high priced cars because of their undoubted Y, Suda 4 Onimods - LI but_industriously avoided by those makers of moderate priced ; SR : 5 > | (A B R n superiority : D. Clapp was Nebraska's representative | Gate Citve...... 72 3 Slaire, 1b. : Some | GREAT TIRE MILEAGE Machines whe a7 out,for & “IORg" Drofit, becauss they know that the demand v 508, & ® Smith, ss. £ y b is greater than the supply. 4 DisMoides Wik weak, he being one Of | Tingividusi”sversges Cadman BALL MAIN BEARINGS The Chambers-Detroit 30" the three membera of the commitiee Ap- | Names Games Av e 1 3 10 1 Th w Do - it Polnted to confer with the slumni repre W R ; ings We RELIABILITY using these thres features % Large Stock for Immediate Delivery santatives. Clyde Willlams of Ames and 185 Hanson, p. ..o 0 0 COMFORT Professor ¥F. H. Eberhardt of Washington 1 " “ Rice, p. . o 0 by Univeraity were’ Dr. Clapp's ssmolates on | Gotsul cis. . & 188 Sogh ] e 2 AR Have : | DURABILITY the uctive committee Glerde 18] 2 LBE-GLASS- ANDRBBSBN SIMPLE OPERATION AR 5 re r c son u 0m“ e 4 Six of the seven Missouri valley con- | o ap e Feaaay: g R 0 | PERFECT CONTROI > ference schools were represented on Lhe | Seott Chand gy T N R T | IRFE( 2 )L 2044-46-48 TARNAM STREET, OMANA. alumni committee, the attendance being as | [riatier Lawler, ss 1 p 1 2 follows: G. Brewer of Ames, chairman; | Frush 3 I+ Henry, cf . $d R | Also Agents for Piercs-Arrow, Thomas Flyer snd Rapld Truoks. ; . u Trowbridge, rf. 3 2 4 Rev. H. Fifer, Nebraska; W. Jones, Drake; | Dudler .. 1 MeCague, AR S 5 2 | W. Bremmer, lowa; Prof. Morehouse, Mis- | Hartley Weber i a ie | Wall, 1b. o U souri: Prof. Eberhardt, Washington Caughlin 12 16 | Dougherty, 3b. These two commitices have entire charge | Anderon |11l o 17 IR IR i Salesroom 2024 Farnam OF theianaual mest emd will make all | {I3eS B 16| Morlarity, p. L. Factory and Repair Shop, 18th and Harney. {arrangements for holding It in Des Moines. | Reed Mitle ) . b= 1 They are planning to make it the greatest | Mullis track contest ever held in lowa and they Batiord ! | Omaha—Runs I ¢ | Hits 3 2 expeot with favorable weather that a crowd o 3 2 G. A—Runs 0o of 8,000 or 10,00 people will wiiness the Hits 00 833 o E;ush’s Masiel;piece— 98 per cent of all cars selling for more than $3.000 use I-beam forged front axle b, is the only 31,600 machine on the market Totals games. Prof. Jones of Drake, W. Bremmer | oo G&0) / ni.t: “:n:‘;yll\v‘n” x\.v“";':'.m:...,' "“:‘;' "»‘fl"‘-}‘“ of lowa, and Prof. Brewer of Ames, Who ' Crowns Fx . R e BT off Dradack 1= otr 3 are members of ihe commitiee, have had | aha Bicycles 78 2 ity, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Rice oharge of the lowa state school meets for | Luxus ¢ 2 5 Bunnell, & Stpuck out: By Lower. forty years and are, therefore, well qual- | braogrl., - S— ified for looking after the interests of the | Drefbus k . conference schools in the coming games. | Cole-McKennas 5 o6, s el NOTHER MAMMOTH PURCHASE The fext athletic event which will be of | Kelley & H.... 78 & s hubared and Ty brend aew’ Bigh whesi Avion interest in local university circles will be | * [y dividial ave A spol-cash (ransactlon. The iargest deal ever made the western intercoliegiate gymnaatic con- | Names s Tncaption. test which will be held In the university | B4 P, o 11 | u o spesds forward armory on Friday, April 16 This will be 281 Graite s neh, wheels fitted” with selld 1ty the bighest intercollegiate contest ever heid | *aman 3 Brya 7 4 B Chitage " R v s vy consequent? is being | Bowrd [ 4 1 RS "ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ARE ORD Oaklazd 40. 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