THE OMAHA BEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1922.
Two Omaha High School Elevens Will Play Today Central Battles Here
South Meets
t Lincoln Team
1 on Latter s Field
$tny Important Gnnterli
Scheduled for Slate
'. Kearney Ila at
l.eningtou.
By KVJJII UA(.NKI(.
19 Omaha, high sHpiol football
Havenf, fou'b and Central, wHI but
I on Hi irldlron this afternoon
l.'carh Fatton's fut U Hid flickers
Journey to Unrnln this morning
wher thy mingle with Coach l:mw a
athletes In the afternoon, whil On
tral and fllnus C'tly high tangle cm the.
Iluffiloea' ,aaahull tot thin afteriim-in
Nearly alt the fiulafuta high hia
rhino ill roll on III 1 1 I 'J today
Many lnKirlatit pigskin sirugglea are
mi Hut schedule, l say nothing of tho
Intercity contests (but at sure to at
tract much Interest among the nut
slate fana.
Koulli High frlppM.
Coach ration of Hnuth high la talc
ln a nlppled team to Lincoln, 'J' I
J'uckera ar ml una Him services nf
Captain ll'ib Hiwnrrr, fullUick mid
nne of t tin best high ai'bcHil lino plung
era In tha suite, Quartet back Kim
(I'll Graham, while In' limy get Into
tha conflict, hna been musing 'in In
Jnrnl siilo anil cannot be expected to
I flu y murll of U M" oin . Two i.r I hi -n
other packers Iiiivii been mi tlm In
jured IIhI this week, but may Im nbio
to play this afternoon. Merlllk, buck
Ifeld aiul lliii'iiiiin, la on tlm lnjiiri'il
liat ami will b out of Ilia lineup.
A little foj ii t in r ih 1 1 of Mouth Mini
l.lnrnlii rati I gathered from the
aenrea each Irani iiiiiiln against Fit
mnnt high, Lincoln mi from J.'r.
mmit, to 0, while Hnuth loal, 2H to
i. Htilllh Pillared tlm Fremont gain"
nilnua acvrii regulars. Three of these
Veterana ui'O expected In piny IIiIh
j Afternoon,
j t'oiii'li Hi'hnilili of Central Im
; Ironed tha wrinkle out of lila squad
ml la ready to send them against
Sioux I'lty lit limin park th In nf.
t H'maui. A week of In. 1 1 1 hitIiiiiiiiim'
With tllit I'nlvcrally of IiimiiIiii, has
: Improved tlm team until Wolunldl bo-'
) nevea lila men u ill li-minco the
j low una.
. Tha t 'initial Kcscrie will piny n
preliminary game to iht Central Hlou
"lty rontf'M, thlH Kiuii'' Htitrtlnt; m
t o'rlnrk.
, Nearnny ul l,f viiil(in.
uffUt In tha utatu tho Knii'iii-y, 1,px
IrigUin rontrat lit . ' Li-Wnplon W iil
tractliif ii nt of Jiid.n'Kl. Lmlnion
" laat wrrk I'llnllnmoil Ninth IMiiito,
J9ZI atnti ' I in n il n n, from tlm V.IT1
rnce. In iin'i'flnif Ki'ininy, I,xIhk
jv mill Inii'k uo 4kuIumLu aoiuppy
. eleven, on whlrh (h iniiipuNmi of n
' tpeedy Imi-kfli'lil nml a Iwiivy linn,
Tha Alllnnce Hi'iiirlre pinio tmluy
tin tha liitti'i'a Kihlli'im hIiouIiI Iii ji
giima worth witti'hiiinr. Hotii Ifnnm
lionat fiiMt hiiokflfl'lH mill Hlnnnr llin.
'onaldi'rnlil rivalry chInIk l'ti'i n
thrao two a'-hoolH,
(Irniiil luliml tflrkUH l''iili'liiiiy nt
J'uliliury In anotlli'r llnpoi'tnnt run.
teat, w hlln tlm HimtlniiN Hupi i lor pnur
', nt Hupi'ilnf la ruiiHliiur pli'nty of in-'
I lerewt up Hiipei'lor wny.
MiH'ook pluya nt North IMnlto. Tho
. former rhampa Khotilil win (IiIh kiu'ic.
althnuiih Mi-Cook Ih reportoil to Imvo
atroni; ti'iim,
Norfolk nt C'olumliuM i nnotlipr
pan mb of Impniliini'fl to ntnto IiIkIi
echool footbnll follower".
Betrand Winn Twn
Hertrand. Neh tvt. 12. (Spe( ial.) -
, Kertrnnd won two guinea in tllo Hua-
tla tournament when It defeated
tockey'a Tlgera, 9 to 0, niul Kaninm
Bluggera, 13 to 0.
' Alton Muaakl liui Icil IS Inning, al
lowing no runa and only nine hits.
One man reached third, and one hoc
rnd In each game.
TYkuniuh Beats Haalii"
J Uoaalle, Neb., Oct. 12. (Special. V
Teknmah High achool'a foot 1 ail) team
I defeated the Im'al eleven hero hy the
, acore of 84 to 6. Tho fast hack -field
t the Tekamah eleven tore large
i liolea through the ltHiil'a line, Tekn.
; mnh playa Crelghtnn hiuli i f Omaha
October 20.
Important Football
Games This Week
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Ruth and Meusel
Play at Perry Today
I'crry, In., (lit. ."Halio" Hutli
'iinl IiIh I'OKfiir, "llnli" Mhuhi I t if the
iS'i'tt Viiik .iM'i-raiiM, urn Ki'hi'luh'd
In ii nl i' hi'i late (IiIh nl'li'i iiimmi for
thi'lr flret liiiriiMlui iiiIiik Imll kuiiio
of tin' yi'iir toiiinri'im .
Tho fornior lioino klnif will play
v illi Ihv Inral ri'inl priifi'Hriloiial tvani,
uhllo tho i'1'iitvr fli lili'i' will play on
tlm oppoKliiK iiKKr'it(iiloii from IVIIu.
Tlm Yank aiara will play In ex
hlhliliui riiinca In Iilm olii, .Noli., Hat
tiiiln.v, nml in (iniaha on Sunday. Ni xt
Wciliii'i'day they will play at. .Sioux
City.
St. Louis Clubs
Recall Players
Hi. I.oiiIb, Mo., Oct. I;!. The St.
iioiiIm NiiIIoiiiiIh have iccnlleil flvo
I -l.-i Kif.-i, W illie I he local AmeWcaiiH
have lOMillnl li'ive lianforth and
Ih'lcil 1'i'i'mII iintlci'M mi II others, ue
iiinllng lo ti i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n' 1 1 1 1 1 1 tumle licrc
iniliiV.
Thf reinlh'il jilajeii for (In; Caiil
1 1 1 ii I h are:
Henry Vlck, John l. Htiinrt. Idlyln
liyt-r, Harry Alct'iinly, ami Mlko
Klroher,
The plnyera on whom the llrowna
have poHleil recall nntiorH tire; l'ranli
Smith, Henry Divne, I'hll T'Hlt, AVil-
Ham Tatiim, I'hnrlea Knot, James El
liott, .lame Riley. John Kevins',
Frank Henry and Dudley I,ee.
Dnnforth, who wan under fire lie
fore hciiiK aent to Tulsa, under option
in the middle of tho aeriNon. was re
leased. It waa announced, to perfect a
new alcllvery.
Frank Isladl has left WlchiU tor
( allfoiiiln. where the Itnld Kuule
now upendx his winters off the ma
mma .loliherlown liaseliiill fana
have iMslmved upon him.
The St. IjmiIs ( iinliu.ils are muk
Ing extensive purchases of cluss I)
player. . Viiiene recent aciiulslllonH
are Homer Ittircli, catcher, from
Abilene of the West Texas league:
ritt-her Ward and Outfielder Mawui
of the siinie club; Oultlelder ( urn
slocl, of the Auiarillo club of the
time I. si; lie. and I'llihers lladry
and l.ovnli of the I Incolii and
K ali bin ) Nebraska M:ile Icatue
i liih.
TrU SM-akvr, maiiagrr of the
(leteland Indian, did mot of Ida
urtelng fur jieung lalrnt thia fill
liotead of Ml aprlitg. ThU la one
ul prkrr'a awn kleaa. All tlie
uun(slrra he IhiukIiI were wrdered
to reiMMl Mil lull. He ) the
youth are la) good ahape hw and
thai there wa more el r!im lu
toil what Ihejr reuhl d. Tl w Im
bwlt the kr.1 wUI be Ukm wuth In
lite piln. hlie ttthrra will be
placed la adt tillage dui-lug lb in
ter, belnc barated W hfe Ihef will
rtei the eatlnt they awed.
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Football Facts
-Best Grid
tj Our end happened to have IiIh
oulHiiie foot on thi! Kldclinu when our
center aiinppcd tho hall. He waa In
no way connected with tha play, na
it wiia an end run around the other
nIiIc. Our Pack run 40 yaiila for n.
touchdown, hut tha umpire called UN
hack nnd had u penalized G yurdH.
WaMii't that u toiiMh and unwilled
penalty,
A. It does aeeul n, hut Kuli) 12
distinctly says that the umpire could
do nothing else, our cud wasn't
properly instructed uhotit lining up
or lie forgot Ilia Inslructlini.
g. A lietH II that tho defeuwlve linn
men may hold their opponents, that
the rule agaliiKt holding applies only
to offensive player. I'leasii decide'.'
A. A lusts the bet as the rule Is
clear Hint defensive line men limy
not hold their opponents. Obviously,
II' they could, line Inlereferciice would
never amount to iiiiylhiiig. Kule 16,
.Section 1 lb).
Q, If ii defensive player !' rushing
n forward pass. JuhI tips tlm bull with
lil fiiigera, doea it. mako every iiuin
of the team pawing eligllilo to re
ceive tho hall?
A. It certainly does. lule 17, .Sec
tion 7 (r).
(J. Wo rerelved tho klckoff, one of
our men witching the bull on our 30
yard line. Wo hud a play In which
thin n m n wan to make a long lateral
piiHH uerosH the field to another of our
men. This last player rnn forward so
that the paHH, when made, was a for
ward pass, What la the ruling?
A. It waa the opponenta' bull on
your l."i yard line, first down, 10 yarda
to go. Team not putting ball In play
FollowingHorses
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Hawthorne Results
First race, purso !on, 2-j-ear-olila, tVt
furtungs;
Carlos Knrhii. 113 (Singleton), to 10.
I to S, out, won.
Oraat Lady. HI (McOraw). to 1, T to
8, S to l. sei-oiul.
'rnniln. lul iKwlerl.l, 4 to ,, I to .
7 to Id. third.
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Worth Knowing
Play to Use
by Kciiinmuge may no! make a for
ward pass. Rule 17, beclion 2.
(I. On u punt a defensive player held
our end. Other team caught liall and
run for n touchdown. They claimed
penally should be given afier try for
point. Waa this right.
A. Certainly not. If I understand
your question, ball waa in air when
player held your end. That means
you get the Imll nt the spot your end
was held, first down, 10 jards to gain.
Kule 10, Section I, Mile.
THK MUST 1'I.AY TO I HE.
With tlm hall in your possession on
your 10-5 iinl line, fourth down, half
ii yard to go, near the end of game
nnd yom- teuiu Icuding by a point or
two, the play ia a punt. Hut the dif
ference here between this punt and
tho one called for In the previous ar
ticle Ih quite marked. In the previous
situation, you lend by & touchdown,
and a field goal from fair cntc.Il, if
inude, would do no harm. Now It
would defeat or tlo you. So jour
punter niutif punt In a different way.
When leading by a touchdown, hl
wholo object Is to get the bull far up
the field. WUen leading by a tew
pointa, he must place 1t no the opposi
tion may not have anything but the
remotest chance of aeorlng a goal
after a fair catch. Ho, his punt should
not only be a long one, but a kick
that will fall near of over the Hide
linen, preferably tho latter. A ball
kicked out-of bounds cannot be run
Wick or nay a fair catch ho made.
Thus, he prevents the punt being turn
ed to good account.
tt:i: Laura foclnan, 113; Noinandle, 113;
Whippet, 113.
Tlilnl rati), purae ITiiO, rlalmlnf, for all
a". flvo and one-half furlonga (7): alt,
IOC: Bonero Blue, 111! K.vallna May, Ul;
1 W. Harper, 118; Ueland, 113; Kour Leaf,
113; War frpnant, lit.
Fourth, le. purae tKOft, clalmlnr. 1-year-olda
and up. six furlonga (): al'roo
laiiiatien, HI; iNennette, 107: ll'avaka
dour II. 107; Klvulet, 113: Pweot Apple.
112; nui-knall. Ill; Hanovera Topaa, 113:
May lilil. 113; Itallbliil. 113.
Fifth raro. purao It.OdO. claiming. 1-)ear-olila
and up. mil nnd n amlatfnth
l.ll: Finiaaile. nl: sTnkalun March, 10Z:
n.upi.r. lua; Honolulu Boy, loJ; Cray
Lilian, lift.
Sixth race, pume li0, rlalmlng. S-year-olds
and up, ona rail and lliroa aliteenlha
n: our Hfly, l'i3; tendoaia. Mlai
fiApernr, 101; Klta Howl I a, t"; Thun-.1,-'
Hint, 104; illu. kbourd, 1j. it.oula,
Itt: Fria. 111.
Apprentice ahowani rUtmeJ w.athar
. ...r and cold, track heavy.
Grand Circuit Results.
l.ailngti. Ky. "t. tJ Firat ra'-:
T). K-niu k). ,r ) vair-oid tiotiara;
It. tn thr.a, pura 'i:
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for Dempsey-Siki Championship Fight
Pale Hose Even
Series With (!uhs
by t to 3 Win
kir,
uixie i.rrrour, non
Morr Than HoMs Ilia
Ohm Again;-. VctcrHii
AlcxHiitlcr,
Tha While H" evened up tlilj
"ri'H with the t'uha todny ly taklnic
a pilrhera' luittie, 4 to 3. J-icn nun
now I mi M won two KHinea, I
Tlm veteran Cirover AleXMnd'-r wiia
oppoaed hy the rookie "HIxIb" I-ev.
rrntle, and more than held Ma own,
until tlm alxth limine when hi Im
gun to weaken.
The H"x' then aturted their u,ihlll
fight and Ht tha end of tho aeventh
had tied their rivula. Alexander then
tightened up until the ninth. Hooper
then uncorked Una drlvo to rlftlit
field which wiia (ihmI for two liaaea.
Colllna out, moved Hooper to third
and Hheely allot a hot grounder over
third Ixiae ivhlrh aent Hooper home
with tlm winning run.
J.evereltc. held 111 opponenta to
aeven lilts, three of which were minlo
hy HtntJ!, whlln tho Sox touched Al
exander for 10 aafetlea, Hooper nmk
fog three and Colllna nnd Hhecley two
rach.
rin. national I rut. AMn.
AH II. O A I AII.II.O..
1 I I ll Hnoper, rt t i It II
10 1 HI Joliim'ii, 4 0 ft Ik
3 0 1 niciilllni, :a 6 14 4
3 111 ::ah"ly, III J I ft
4 S 1 (II Moll. rf J Z I)
3 ftlKnlU, If 4 12ft
2 0 0 llMulll'n, Sb 4 t n I
0 0 o! Hi'hBlk. e 4 t 7 2
ft 0 1 01 Mver ti", p 4 0 0 4
I II 4 01
4 0 3 al Total. 3D 10 27 10
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T.ilsU ? 7 20 l!
illiitici f.,r Knur In th.
jTwo mil whn winning run arori-d.
H'-orn by I it nlntre :
rhlcaan Nationals Ill 0H oil a
i:hlcao Americana O'ift 002 1014
nummary lliina: Htata (S), Urlma.
II wiper (D. 1'nllins, Hhly. Brrora: Stata,
Krua. THii-tiaae hllai fctata. Iloiipir,
Thrra-biiat! hit: HoepiT. Sacrifice hll:
1'iTry (i), ilrlmwi. Miller. DnuUla play:
Mullluan In I'ullln In flhcly. Left nil
hiiais: Chlniau Natl'inala, I: ihlraso
Aiiierli-ina, I". Hai"i nn Imll: "ff l,ver
lt, 4: off Alciiiinler, 2. Hirurk out: Hy
Alcianiler, by l.everntln, 4. Hit by
nlli-heil ball' lly liDverotle, KrUr ami
HeHlhrota. Wild pitch: Leverctta. Urn-n;i--
Nallln at u'nto: Qulaky at first;
Mlnnea al second ; Hart at third. Tiiiet
Joe Beckett Wins
Over Frank Moran
T..iwlnn fM 10 .lfl Hei'kult. llO
iSrltlah heavyweight pugilist, scored a
technical knockout over Frank Moran,
the American heavyweight, when the
referee stopped their bout In the sev
enth round at Albert hall here tonight.
In another contest, Jack Uloomfield,
British lightweight champion, stopped
Bombardier Wells, also of England, In
the Blxth round.
Hawkeyes Work Out
on Cleveland Field
Cleveland, O., Oct. 13. The Towa
football aquad arrived here this morn
ing and immediately went to Univer
sity School field, where the squad waa.
put through a snappy signal drll
and light scrimmage by Coach How
ard Jones. The teajn is in the best of
condition.
The team will leave late thla after
noon for Iew Haven.
Grand Island Eleven
Defeats Kearney Team
Kearney; Neb., Oct. 12. (Special
Telegram.) The Antclopea staged
sunie sensational playing In the last
ouurter of the game with Grand Is
land today, getting the ball within a
foot of the Islanders' goal, but un
able to put it across. Grand Island
ecored six in the second half, Sink go
ing through tho Kearney line for a
sensational 30-yard run. The visitors
made their gains by line sniashea. The
game ended 13 to 0.
Had Good Season .
Tawnee City, Neb., Oct. 12. (Spe
cial.) The baseball tournament which
composed part of the county fair
here, closed the seuson for the local
baseball team. The bsala won every
game of the series. During the sea-
a'n just past, they have won IB games i
and lost 9. They have played only i
home men, hiring no pUiyeia what
ever before the fair tournument.
Bailie to Draw
New Toik, Oct, 12. "Irlah Johnny"
Curlin of Jersey City and Terry Mar
tin. I'rovidvuc. It. I, fought a "
round diuw at tha I'oiii tiiounda to
day, lluth Weifhrd 120 pour,s.
The judges alo i1fcUirNl a druw
thi I" round aemi f,n. between
I.lgbtwelclit Joe Tiphta cf 1'hiladel--h:a
and Andy TIumiiu of Urooklyn.
Vrir World Record
for Drhtrless Race
'4in City. Nh,, Ik-t. II tSp- '
t i ll a-A guul, In ij. it, on cf I ho
f.- ilui.a isf (ha rounlj f.u? li.re, I ;
aultttt In Ih t'laatkirg of a world
rtei uf-l n In Im. k liar, acfordtnrf
t Wold tatfi f, frvmi Jiklk tiasiig
I )lfgrjff of lnl mi, ah,i atitle t
the inn lore Ual w.rk Tat I
t l-elol git 4 l.t Ldll a.4ilf
if A -it' ji ,i t . e-i i.-n a i I .ia.,.i
lii. i , l duty (.f th ti.r ik
U4 1 Ik ilii,l4 tel.a
k ha f kill tit una a.lfci.1
a,t Hi. nui4 Jwi. t'l--Krt
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JUDGE SEARS
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Kfkgtlkta CtailJt
LUllaa NtmW 7
High School (h id
Coaches, Plaucr
and Fans Attention!
Illlih M'liool foiithall (inn -lira!
Knot hall plaer! ,
Kana!
The tlnniha Dally lire hpntli tie.
parlinrnt wanln to hooat ' four
ai-hnnl. Help ua turn Hie trick hy
aemllng ua the rratilla of football
f ainea and iithrr l onlmla plujed by
oiir ai'limil. Iiiiineilhilely after tha
same "ln al It" 1o the telegraiili of.
lice and wire na Ilia reanlf. lie aura
and aend II "tolled" and we'll do
the rent.
IIihihI for Jinir m liool. u will
help )oii. Help tin malie the ii',2
IiIkIi M'liool football araaon In
lirakloi a Ininner one, )nu ran do
Ihia hy aeiullng na tho reaiilla of
fame. There la no rhurge on
tour part.
Orioles Again
Beat StPaul Club
r'l. 1'u ill. Minn., i let. 12. Putt I
more s liiterniiiion.il league champions
today i, -feu ted the St. I'iiuI American
association champion here today, I)
to I, giving them a 4 to 1 lead in the
l.aino standings for the series. Ogdcil,
pitching for llaltlniore, held Ht. I'iiuI
to two blta, uml struck out 11 batters,
llaltlinrno nnw,iieisis only one more
victory to attain .tho minor league
baseball championship. The next gamo
will bo played Saturday.
Miske and Gibbons
Ready for Gong
New Turk, Oct. 12 Hilly Misko
nnd Tom OihhoiiM, Ht. I'aul pugilists,
finished training today for their Hi
round match tomorrow night at Mud-
Ison Square. Harden.
Should Miske win he will be mulch
ed to meet Harry Wills, champion of
the negro heavyweights, aecord.'ng to
promoters of the M!kcGiLibns bat
tle. Sidney Golfer Wins
Sidney, Nob., Oi l. 12. - (Special.)
Aa an aftermath of tho recent t ri
ft ri to golf tournament held between
towns in Wyoming, Nebraska and
Colorado, -which was woo by Sidney
Country club, tho individual pluyera
met nt Sterling, Colo., Sunday and
Miaiday for tho Individual champion
ship. Three Sidney jplay era were In
the finals out of four eligible, they
being Huekner, who won tho Sidney
Individual chainpioniihip; Dr. Wltham,
his runner-up, and Dr. I-turger. These
meq together with Snyder of Brush,
Colo., battled for the championship,
and it whs won by Huekner over
Burger, by ono up. Tho prize, waa a
hniidsomo cup, which Uuckncr has
on display to enthuKiasta of Sidney.
Pawnee City Golf Tourney
Tawnee City, Neb., Oct. 12. (Spe)
ciul.) The Fairvlcw Golf club of. this
city is holding its second tournament
ibis week. The 16 highest scores turn
ed in will determine .those who will
compete for honors. The players will
bo divided into classes A, B, O and
D thin time, and a winner of each
class determined. Contrary to cus
tom, there will be no handicaps in
this tourney. 1
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Prospecls for Departure to America
of Senegalese Fighter Not Bright
I'aj-iB. Oct. 1;'.--Kiench boxing pro.
mot ra ni v luuiieuxerlng to bring J.n k
j Dempsey, woi Id a hcaty weight I'hnlit
1 plmi, here for l;uti" with "Huttllng"
.S ki, eni'4lrw 'coiiuueror of tieorg.-a
C'arpciitler, in li''jnher.
tn aportinaj elides, it la reported
'that directors of the new Buffalo Vi-I-liMlri'ine,
where i'arpentjer'a i'lipe
incurred, have made overtures to
.lin k Kcarns, liempsey -manager,
for such a contest. H
Ainownta varying bet wren 'l.lmO.nfm
and l.Son.oaii franca huve been men
tioned aa Ueinpscy's end of the purse.
;'Tli seat.ng capacity of Ihn annn la
65". 0(1(1 nnd the promotera oplua Hint
with the American na the ttrnetlon,
they may be bold enough to k d'0
ft aiica each for 1,000 ringside seals
and dispose of tha lowert valued se.iea
at 20 franca.
, Heretofore no French promoter haa
dared to ask more than ZOO franca for
ringside erute nnd at the tarpcntler
HIM battle, thousands of anita were
obtained for us lmv na 7 franca.
If the bout Is arranged for Vicein-
French Promoters ,
After Dempseu-Sikl
Championship Bout
aS22Sii
Worth lutiaml I 'liVIrouiihrril uu are nutlc In
oiirow , n factory, and sold by uj dim t to our dcid-rr-
You tlo not pay a joiner's or hrt.krr's profit
wlirnywi Imy a Wort 1 1 or 'I'horotiylihrcd hat.
The Worth dealer or 'riu.roiighhrrd deulrr in
your town ill hr Kl.ul to nh.w jou the new.
Tall model.
UMTluriuila
f ' A' a a' e VU.i Ht
AND
her it colli. I Im held In the open air.
as the pt'i'limlers declare that weulh
U rcporla show that Dri ember would
be ti belter 1 1 1' mi 1 1 1 to eimiigi. in out
door spurts than Not ember would b.
rrospeil fur. I Im departure
Amer.cn of H!ki now appear loiiiofw,
as Hi1 lamer fa ropmtid In Im liraf
the breaking po;ut with his malinger,
M. II-Ih i s, nnd to bo vo.dnig what
ever iii riinfioinciils have been made.
Tho innlrnvt between S.kl iind.
Hellers will expll-o November 80, and
It has heonmo known (hat the former
la not desirous of renew. ng ll.
Cost Heavy to
T f P
hisc
iransicr rranc
fTK-iiln. Oct. 12 -t; i.il Ti law
gram.)- It w,ll oust IJt.MMi In lirioa:
Hloux City's Western leagun frnii.
eh'ae to liini'oln, fho way things U"v
slanil. "Chick' it Ji k, pa it owior
of tho H:otlX City club, nml HariK-Jf
Hurcli, owner of tlm f'liiiihn rluli,
huve been here for the paid two day!
looking Hie s, I ii. dion ou r.
Mncolii Stiilo leeiguo Hub ownerl
want $21.1100 for lh plant which the
built last year. 'I I, V Itn lii'len niiii
mcnt nnd teri'.liii'.al r'ghta, Tin
H:oiix C.ly ball park, wh'cli niilst la
puri-hiiseil, nnd Hie Hoiix Cllv frar
chlse will cost: l7,r,0ll. No lcflliltv
,'ii'tlon has yet been l.ilini. but Matllcl
rxiiecta to rd urn to Ilncolii wllhit
n few' days And reaumo iirgotjatlinil
with the group of business men ttlif
ar behind the proposition.
Tlirow Open Gateii
at Grand Circuit Hare
l,exlnglnn, Ky f 'el. 1J. According
to an official iiiuioumieeinent. tislav,
there will Is no betting during tin
remainder of the grand circuit meet
lug and the galea will bo free to Hit
public
Whlln no official statement, muM
be obtained hero us to tho reason fol
railing nil hcls off, II la said nuiona
racing men that Inasmuch na tha
races had been postponed three times
and the laces could not be run, the
beta were called off. It la 'dd. H"it
there may no disputes becaiiso o'f the"
cancellation.
Henry Ford Wins
Gloucester, Mass., Oct. 12. 'lli
Gloucester rteamer ITenry Kurd tndaf
won the first of the elimination raeei
lr. rlctei-mfne tV" ehritleni'er of tllo In
tcrnntional fishing vessel trophy.
HALF PRICE SALE I
of unclaimed Hulta and Ovareoala.
our own ttinke; nuidn for cuaiojn
ers who have failed to call for
them
The deposlti paid are forfeited,
thus ennhllng ua to anil them for
shout onn-hulf the regular selling
price.
Thla Is a wonderful opportunity
tn buy a real tnllorea suit and
overcoat at leas than tha coat to
make. Wa guarantee 'liem to lit.
hlura for everybody.
MacCarthy-Wilson
IMar Daylight Tnllor Store.
Bonthrnst Corner 15th and Harney,
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