Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1916, Page 34

QUIET WEEK AHEAD MERRY NAGNATE B FOR BOX FIGHTERS ~ T0 WIELD KNIFE World's Base Ball 8 All War Time Contracts Expirc pies Limelight and Pugihsts and Club Owwmers Prepare Take a Back Scat t eries Occu o Slash Sal wry Liste FULTON TO MEET WILLARD WILL CUT FIFTY PER C RINGSIDI Ry FRANW \ nent's it 1N Now Is l\u ht. K « is he wou Al opg Right t circus cont oblhigation il ess: and 1 necessary for | his circus work by keepng m pop v stinlate mteres the 1bhic eve Willard will con gagements the last day o1 this mor Then he will be ready talk tight. Where 1s there a er’” sum than the $30,000 Wil ave, cager will | receive for con ting tl Mr. Fulton in a padded ring need only glare at Fulton w th win, Fulton' presence there ade possible anly by crossing alm with a tidy sum to take a ch being hit the chat " less would require no more than one | resounding whach on Fulton's chin end proceedings. N elig o So when Willard returns to the ey i rest assured that Fred Fulte il S a il o8 be in the corner dagona } whiy by once piot no more “amed ring, will Josite There 1s no demand for a tween Willard and puny Jack although the latter did more the estimable Francois tha n himself Mn u»m\ nger mentioned in the r vith Willard, or with Morar also out of the running \ wout D 1 Weinert Being Boosted. Charley Weinert along by some genuinely vernising by Manager it the Jerseyite will 1 few of the other «c seriously considered 1s showing signs of ret has [V.l\\\\l the Cowler? Dillon and Smith So, you see, it can an Mr. F Fulton Minn. He s even taller t but the width person not nearly right arm of Willard will he to fear Now, reverting to the lig domain, over which Freddie austerely reigns. \Will ever show any consideratior long-sufiering fight populace W elsh's latest 1s an offer ight with Charley Whit Charley White, Fre is still Johnny Du | Wop, and Joe Welling, Chi cago's latest lightweight sensation It is admitted that Welsh has White's | of er, and he should stop pic little, inoffensive Leave it to them | McGraw's Patience e With Schupp Now Is Bearing the Fruit ‘ othe R an Wil tire b as wide is mammoth Certainly Whom Yatt chan tight the e New Sche the ass may leap at the chance ght with Welsh, as Chicagoan the champion 1 s scheduled to last ir yne or the other cri 5. g y impression on Charley may rest easy, a : p | never grant him the oppor take him over the hurdles nited round fight s en was assisong Mo handling « s pi shhy's ch eftair Last season and during Stages Sweeping Defi Made By Australian Pua 'n behalf of I(~ Darcy. th an middleweight, a h been issued to the w atch to take place in Sydne ie within three months Sid Baker, member Arm, has guaranteed to back the extent of a $3.000 vhile Snowy Baker well known promoter ed a willingness to put up a p $10,000 such a bo trip ticke Tosses Big Sacks of Coin To Fit Self for Swnmmmg of a Svdr Darcy side ex iles in swimmir sport in uu_ for wo round TR While the challenge is ture of an open one, as wc @ ally be the case, Snowy ker he Australian fight experts agree|,, there is but one man to whom a challenge can mean anythin iellow, of course, is Mike G the St. Paul scrapper. He is th boxer the Australians b titled to a bout with Da “When I say I will { $10,000 for sucl ained Baker, “it 1 standing, naturally, ent be selected logical contender.” Gibbons will probably than a $10,000 purse, ev agrees to take the long journey. such That bons SIXtY s +[for gold Al s I w ‘ is lieve on Pont' I Assnst Yost In Coachino Michigan of L0ac | whe THI EE: OCTOBER 8, ] OMAHA SUNDAY B ‘ }WRESTLERS FLOCK . 10 OMAHA BY SGORE \Tm\n Looks Good to Lads of Padded Mat and They Make Headquarters Here. |SOME ARE TOP NOTCHERS lack To regular \ the "8 naha Au ent an big S papers Novem! e ruty tick shatty ) h d e will election er Omaha Yilal Klah n 1 third heen wr e ma L expects November ¢ mud 15 th the ccently poois hell, who has ot re s wnd 1e « d at qui s stiching M country, from Yma the the the artin old man sther Meve Ray d To rou Ray Ihver Re ttain Gus Tyiee G1 innell Expected To Give Hawkeye Varsity Hard Fight thay their ’lw reped h cavy to defeat | 1 whic lavs noon Al d a headquarters n urns, Fred iller, rank gym- this lowa s ex lev e sea they confident and clever tea will will ersity ool in warnt N S s s m the coaching vears, than s Jon utting n his hrs nento of the Omaha Grid Fans Can Take Special Train to Portland Omaha 100t ball fans and of the Cornln ar t ke a trip to Portlar where Huskers clash Oregor m October ker elever the Ax will travel Guy Reed which Stewa athletic made ts f for the Al vill ¢ are N nsist of Car, tw ng vation I'he tuk » | letray aska athletes. The baggape car, a « cars and an [nive band ng trip 1 tor money \penses a ight of tickets for sale n ckmen the | ave R \ny the | teany can r wnicati On \ ait! al train | Reed | Tl e adde ny con cnou i the return : and 1. ldaho Fri tland Studes Have Plan To See the Portland Game Wlthout Coat A couple ot ente uates of the Unive breezed nto the Hascall, secretary of Alumnt of Nebraska la “We've got a swell s thusiastically related to Hascall are building a gigantic cornstalk take to all foot ball gamcs this just as Kansas takes around. We have made to lowa City for the { we want to take tc for t Oregon Aggie game It will take ten big, so we ising undergrad rsity of Nebraska office of Vin We to jayhawk plans to take lowa game Portiand han 1sht the Oma the fellows to it, it's so th ha a to pay could expense ni the swell ide ve to pick I'd be « of them.™ students couldn’t T'hey wanted On for them coln, and succeeded in mebady 1 The ne aha to provide o they according way the money to Lit have plan to ther expenses me enterprise,’ told Ty o re g over et air have s ay quoth Hascall, as he s 8t Rephew of General Pershing Pl’l)S on ChICZUO Eleven Get American Mexico, woof the punitive into is Russell’s as quarterback on the University Chicago eleven. Pershing but Coach Stagg has most likely ca 1 St. Paul Wants Gibhons And Dillon to Combat st year, im rdidate a I Nove mber 1 that | back went | place | in of | be aved only | | cle t il By FRED S. A DREAM OF THE PAST. | A decade of years has passed away, | As time makes its rapid Right, | We dream of the stars of a yesterday, That has faded into the might. | We the name of the great Cy Young. At the head of a printed page, | Before he was taken away tor good, | By the toll of increasing age, |And Rube Waddell in a vision passed, | The Rube of the great left wing, | The great big child of whom yarnsters spun, And the poets leved to sing Matty and Bender and Johnny Kling, And Adams and Bill Dincen, | Such names as these in our rapture dream, Drift one more o'er the green. And Deacon Phillipe’s pinching again, And Plank unwinds his whip, And Home Run Baker clouts the pill, And Rohe gives the Cubs the slip. And old Ed Walsh throws that won- der curve, | Through th> cool October air, | And wre it ow iery strange it is, | “Jimmy Collins is not there.” | And the awkicard form of a Donovan, In cold reiief stands out, he takes his place on the curving mound. | To put the battling hosts to rout. And above the clambor of the present | fight, | When new stars bid to fame, Across the heart will stream a { Of many an old tims name | And cheer e must ‘or these lads of i now And <peed thera upon their way, But we'll rmoment ty say pray For th i the I8 sy e light pzuse a a greats ot yesterday. How, Indeed? uld the W hire pennant with a Clarer How Sox, we isk, con Ky amed fub Navv 0 Dickinso Da I'his has season for heen a hall prosperous hase magnates Beatrice t Grand Tsland High against South H]gh and Noroik, settled Fhe latter game was m three days' notice, Lin- 1aving accepted the challenge northern sehool Wednesday | week, | Centr: | | Linco | many .nu. agains apatist alsc doubts HIGH ELEVENS RUN HEAVIER THIS YEAR\Dctrmt Boy Almost Central, York, Grand Island,| Saves NaVID $1‘000 Beatrice, All Have More Weight on Teains. hocker, the pitching has been a eature « New York Americans, MANY TARS LOO'VI '\HFAD“u arly saved Presidert Navin of the I Detroit club $1,000 recently. Detroit % vas two behind By KARL LE wuld have g straight-lir « 5 f th won the game Shocker He defeated Jennings' men, President Navin had promised buy every Detroit player a suit of ii they passed Boston. De- von the next day, however, and recet the orders 1or Boston lost. Before garments were finished the club niet Boston in the crucial and the rest is unpleasant his- for Detroiters National League Averages LUB | of the Detroit hoy. points play and > OISR DI & probably forn attack the Sich Ameng e stat players tally | oW suits, : 2 the new the ol 1 all man | Detrroit makes u £ | serie 1 thor 1 | tory coaching 1 )\ methods of | t ball o an nore to | ndiy practice tield actual conte | \lm"\'w O W magoriy it the stat wavier tha I'he unus peared to the coaches. Fu 1wt a3 Cornhusher of teams last s are t where wenght camis that |\ itial games | mise of ex- | ball that the yet In both 1 h-yx were to be de- ipler methods that spell | e victory BATTING he e in t 8 nreater 1 he doup | rd i seen. B FIELDING DP.TP.PB PO CLU cted the 4 phting p and Heavier Than Ever. nd Island, Y hools are cavies ield th hravy and t ik 1 their oln, a big rage of last Noriolk I'h as last y etk ention South High to the backfiel from 133 eatrice, Gra INDIVIDU ayers who | have © games batt lat- Holke, N sar. | L. McCarty Ch uns. heay ults of ti tion will be eve m will ty Aexander, Marquard Rucker, Rrocklyn i . Phila Brook Brook Roston i stellar periormer S the backifield. Al n at Kearney, is ex an even basis have any excep- to defeat another if such is evident, the speed the wubt but that | furnish thrills | 00k ne, fset ere is games this vear w Hos Eost e f. Bos Clar Iast ot the honors Par lered o besty Ulev, with Kilpatrick Christ, famed hali- vear, cir of cen and 8 s a4 o 81 Vaughn, 1 A runn tar at s, o in the s . Chicago.3 Reulbach, Hoston McQuillan, Phila Mamaux, Pitta Perry, Chicago erritt, N. Y Demaree, Phila H again aices may state fulback at the apga Jeatric ment ) bably ill-state avat tral posit ) will o New Star at Lincoln has some the ed writers arty will Central High while y ! ol Kantishener Phil Mitch ne into the | earned RA50- nave quart of Th funny bunch, Giants A funn wants hecausc Welst roug! crochet Mrs shand is a ot think Algerous spurt saud, 15 our And yet umpire ir Qisler, it ahlete n Gieorge 15 ver busted most he has never Yes We Ate. A\nd, Stecher we, with all palpitating natch purpl Well reads some drili for headlie 3 prac se cret We slipped a bum a jit one day, Nor reckoned at the time, That we <hould have to pass that way On our path to work each day, And score: af tramplats, blithe and gay Would stop us on our merry way rooch us for a dime. ile tanolt speedway vell nind the eses and Captain Kidc Indianapolis fan is not neces Ien bucks po JU0-1 race inns that sariy a victum 15 too much S TO 1S SOrrow wois here I saliy tear do learr MeGlu il not returs shifty Johnny Tones busted ¢ wousand bones, Bill f has cracked foot bal I news we now Luke W And speedy Has And Big hie aw ful fix, all, the famous end rooters did depend, fou and ¢ For Sammy On imthe smashed his skull, And rooters’ dull Billy Bumps, the quarterback pon the hean did get a crac And Beef, the tackle, broke a wing, And carries it within a sling; And Big ii\H Whoosit, captain great No longer packs the heavy freight, His chest is smashed just like a crate And has it in a silver plate: Oh woe is us, we're slaves of fate And yet when it shall come the day That this punk team shall have t play, These crippled guys are on the job. And start to raiseinell and hob wh Has ribs American League Aver ages Philadriphis 157 INDIVIDUAT, BATTING 4 who have a t or hett Speaxer, C W, Detr er, Detroft on Bos!ot Sy Chicako Detroit PITCHING Sister. St. T W olfgang. W. Johnson Ruth. Bostor T Covaleskis Plank Cuiloy Wl 4y Fincher, § Seibold, Fhila Shawkey, 3 otte, Chicago Chicago Bos Wellman, St. L Drumon Rugby Mogridge, N C Wms som, 8 Gould, ( Harper Wash