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Joe Steeher is si ill glamoring
for a bout with “Sirangier” Lew
is. “I will keep after Lewis un
til I get a bout,” says Steelier.
Steelier is also trying to gel a
tryout for the initial sack posi
tion on Burch’s Omaha baseball
team. They say Steelier is a play
er of good caliber. If this is so,
Steeher not only should be a help
to the local nine, but would also
be a great drawing card.
“Clink” Clair, well known ()
maha baseball player has been of
fered the job of managing Marsh
allton (Iowa) team in the Missis
sippi Valley league.
Those Nebraska Comhuskerii
are going to Rtart Spring training
in preparation for their football
games immediately after their
Christmas vacation. The Buskers
next year will have one of the
heaviest .sehedules ever attempts
ed. Tlie success of Notre Dame’s
Spring training is probably the
reason the Nebraska eleven is go
ing into such intense training, as
the Spring training prepares for
the polish in the fall.
Hiram Dempsey, .Jack Demp
sey’s father was arrested in San
Prunfiisco on a charge of violat
ing prohibition laws, and released
on a $300 bond. lie is alleged to
have had liquor in a cafe.
Zev, the wonder horse of the
ftaneocas stables won $286,573.52
in two years. Not so bad.
The New York boxing corami
sion is to elect u new boss after
January 1st. This change wfll
probably bring around the long
talked about bout—Dempsey
Wills.
Billy Wells and Billy Ryan are
scheduled to box in Cincinnati
New Years eve. Wells was off
here sometime ago, but claims
that he has a surprise in store for
the fans. That reminds us of the
Wells-Sehlaifer fight. Fight did
we sayt — meant to say farce.!
If Wells cannot do better than he
did against Schlaifer, we would
suggest that he hang up his gloves
on the well known wall of “re
tirement.” Here’s luek to you,
Billy.
Affording io report’s! Benir.
laion!ird is vv.i.i ilot rniit coir ’g
leather pusher to come urotimi
and take the championship away
from him then he is to retire, lie
also talks of a pending bout with
'■liekey Walker and how he would
ready rejoice m ho ding two
tiampionsh.ps Well Benny
night lose if laurels sooner tha
e expects i • M tekc.v person
- a great puncher. Anyone who
an show Jack Britton how it's
done, and one who ean knock Mnr !
e Sehlailer to the land of mode i
ng birds is there. Walker d dj
this.
Dudlee Lee, sensational short
Istop of the Tn sa Western league
team was sold to the Boston Red
Sox for $50,000. Johnny Mitchell,
former Yank was also sent to Tul
sa as part of the deal.
Jack Hendrick, veteran mana
ger of the fndianopolis club, re
s’gtied his position. Rumors have
heeit floating around that Hend
ricks ’ might become manager of
the Omaha team.
Tommy Gibbons wants another
crack at Dempsey, and is prepar
ing to meet all comers so as to
prove this. He thinks that Firpo
afraid of him. Gibbons also
asserted that if Firpo ever meets
lack again that the Argentinian
will be stopped in the first round.
Battling Wiki lost the referees
'ecijion to Jack Taylor of Omn
ia in a ten round bout hold at
Philadelphia. Siki forced the
| lighting in the first five rounds
| but from then on the battler
|slowed up and Taylor took the
'remaining rounds and the fight.
Taylor is going great out East
land with this victory he will most
likely get a crack at the topnotch
crs.
Dan O'Dowd of Boston, was
stopped in the eight round by
Ad Stone of Philadelphia.
The Theodore Hoosevelt post of
the American Legion is staging a
boxing card to he held at the
Auditorium January 4th. Tiny
Herman and Jack McAulffe II.
of Detroit have been signed to
ncet in the main go. Herman’s
appearance January 4th will be
his first fight in Omaha since
Jack Renault clipped him on the
chin in the seventh and sent him
to fairyland. Since this time Her
man had a number of fights and
le expects to win back his lost
laurels at the expense of the De
troiter. Tlie post promises a card
if good preliminaries.
The Haskell Indian football
team won from the Olympic
eleven of Ban Francisco 7—6. The
game dissapointed the crowd, the
Levi brothers did not come up to
what the crowd expected.
Raymond Obremski, youthful,
sandlotter of St. Louis signed a
contract to ,play with the Boston
Red Sox.
Jeffries, former champion of;
the world stiil claims he is to
in a nape Firpo. Firpd denied this
some time ago. But Jeff again
,. oiiouncfd that he is to manage
Firpo.
Of all the highly touted play
ers who went to the majors last
year Billy Kamrn is about the only
one who delivered.
The proposed Creighton-Ncbra
ska game is off, as far as the 1924
season is concerned. In Creigh
ion's place Nebraska will bring
to Lincoln the Oregon Aggies. *—
The Creighton team was not sel
ected because they arc not recog
nised by tile Eastern cr tics. We
wonder where the Oregonians are
recognized. We believe the Busk
ers are making one big mistake
when they take the Aggies on in
lace of Creighton. Both, as a
drawing card and as a better
team.
Christmas day was just Tues
day to those who bet on Panama
Oatis.
The Omaha nine will train at
Shreveport, La. this year. Thej
players are to report between |
March 1st and 10th. Many posi-|
tions are still vacant.
At the Legion show .January 4
B:g Munn, famous canvas hitter,
will meet Johnny Lee, Omaha’s'
cake-eating fighter. Ought to
be a card in itself.
Erminio Spall, champ of Italy
will battle Tunney, America’s
champ at Madison Square Oorden
on February 1st.
George Grantham, former Burch
Hod second sticker, is second in
is league in base-stealing. He
lias forty-three thefts to his cred
it.
After looking on a five dollar
bill for about 10 minutes, Steve
replied: “I have never seen Lin
coln look so well in all my life.”
The Sheik now-a-days treat.-,
his Sheba to a ten cent soda, but
when he takes her home he wants
to squeeze it out of her.
There is a man who never
drinks, nor chews, nor smokes,'
nor swears, who never gambles,
never flirts, and shuns all sinful
snares. — He’s dead.
Los Angeles i# to build the
largest salt water swimming tank
in the world. Eight miles of pipe
are now being layed to the ocean
to furnish water.
Tommy Gibbons,is to box Fred
Fulton in a 10-round bout in St.
Paul sometime in February. It
is reported that Gibbons is side
tracked by Rickard as one of
Dempsey’s opponents.
That Indiana bunch that played
the Creighton five Inst Friday
night were sent back home with
a nice beating. The Hoosiers
played a great game and the
game was. closer than the score j
indicated. The score, when the
'all rang stood 39-29 wrth the
Indiana boys on the short end.
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Mickey Wajker, world’s wel
tclweight champion, knocked out
Moe Herscovitch, Canadian cham
pion in the sixth round of a ten
round bout at Toronto last week
Of all the champions. Jack Dcmp
scy stands out as the best of them
With Firpo Jack stood toe to tot
and slugged Ids wax to victory
With Gibbons, showed some class
j and outstepped him in almost
every round. So take it from
jcold facts Dempsey’s a real cham
pion; he’s fast, clever and hits
hard and often.
Ad Stone the battling Marine
of Philadelphia oiltslugged and
j outpointed Billy Shade in New
York Friday n;ght.
Happy New Year.
Nebraska university is reported
to be angling for a new eoatbr^
Ooach Dawson, the only man to
beat Notre Dame in two successive
tries is reported suggesting get
ting a new man in bis place, as
be has too many duties to per
form. If a new coach is signed
Dawson will remain as atliletle
director. . ,