Nebraska Wedeyains Inwadl
. -
Cornhuskers Must
Iowa State Today to Clinch Titlel
Lincoln. JSov. Zl Ni-brnnk.i university nmt win tomorrow's football
game with Iowa Mint t-nlh yn (Ann ul n order to rllmh Ihe Missouri Valley
championship. The contint In the l.tsf game of ths conference scries. To
make mil of winning the flnul contest, Coach rVd T. Lawson of th Corn
hunker learn, will tiiko no rhnnces n second string eleven, but will put
Into play hill flmt s'ring team, with only 1'ieston, rkherer and II. Dewllg
of th regulars tnlsfcinff.
Preston nnd Pcherer are out of tho
g.ime with Injuries. II. Pewllg I be
ing groomed ns a substitute quarter
back for Ittiasell who take Preston's
place nt quarter. Thu place of H. De
wltg will In nil probability he taken
by Halfback Noble, while Thr.maen la
slated to go In for rlehcrer In the end
jKwItlgn.
Ames players united ut N'chraska
fluid Into today nnd wunt through a
light practice. The men npHured to
he In good trim for the match tomor
row. The Cornhuskers went through
the greatest scrimmage practice thla
week than In any prevloua week aince
the foothnll m'amn begun.
Comparative figures of games play
l In the past ahow that In 19 guinea
played between the two team Amca
haa won five and one romaat result
ed In it tie. Kant year Ni-binslia won
from Amen 35 to 3. In 11)19, a lone
dropklck hy Amea won tho aole mark
er made In the contest.
Service Teams on
Scene of Conflict
Phluidelphlu, Nov. ti. The United
(States Naval academy football aquud
arrived here front Annapolis - on a
special train at noon today for the
game with West Point on Franklin
field tomorrow. The M'dahlpmen, led
liy Lieut. Commander Douglaa How
ard, athletic director, and Dob Fol
well, head coach, were to have a llRht
practice on Fraiffilln field thla after
noon. MaJ. Charlea Paly chaperoned h
Army aqund Into the city yeaterday
and ran through a anappy alRnal
drill. The Army team la one of the
heavleat Weat Point ever haa had,
averag n about 1 S2V4 pound.4 Five
of the line regulara atand alx feet
or more. a
Conch Pnly planned to give hla men
another practice today Jat enough,
he said, "to keep the boya on edge."
Among thoae who were expected to
arrive today for tomorrow'a same
were Secretary of the Navy Denby,
Mra. Penby and their aon, Edwin
Penby, jr.; Secretary of War Weeka
nnd General Pcrahlnff. .
Hawkeyes Will Get
Reports of Big Contests
Iowa City, la., Nov. 21. (Spe
cial.) The Iowa university athletic
board haa purchased the gridgraph,
the electrical Instrument which
proved so uccesful in showlne the
play by play reports of the Iowa
Ohlo State frame last Saturday.
According to Prof. R. A. Kuever,
secretary of the board, the univer
sity received a special price of
J300 for the large Instrument. The
cridgraph will give play by play re
ports of the Notre Dame Nebraoka
game to be held at Lincoln, Nob.,
on Thanksgiving la-- The I'nlver
slty officials expect to engage play
by play reports from one of the big
games on Saturday, December !.
California Bears to Tackle
Stanford in Big Contest
San Francisco. Nov. 24. Interest of
most Taclfic coast football fan at
least those south of the Oregon line
will b centered tomorrow In tho
big game" between the champion
California team and Stanford In the
Stanford stadium, t'n at Portland
the Oregon Aggies an to meet Wash
ington atate.
. Tht California team. prolMy tha
h.i el.v.n rvir doVt'luDv.t on th
rarifie Cot. i " P'1 11 P I
te.-ord aeore on Ita ol.l f". f"f
tmnorrow a gain lit ''''' "''i'
mho have helpel make fia.tUll bis
ny at the state untvaistty for thnce j
years, will Ni pialng ibir lat game
for the Piu and Oold. !
PuHurf Citv ami Tfiuinh
Srlif Jultf Tiitkr y Pay (lame
Cwpae CUV. Nb, NvV. rt-lM )
4.lllulmt.ntae..l.l C Tti..i.w.n
,f the baral h'h ax-h.H-1 llf " ,
ulcd a fool!:! sn 'ih the Te-um ;
en o b p!y at T Thtuka j
guing rUy. Tha pUyl h
en Arro stve .Uy duung ',, i
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Vr44t, l'r.li as I i.rve aca
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XS Jfic Tt- N a" . T VTHLavit -v - 6 .
Win From
Lincoln High
Defeats Beatrice
Lincoln, Nov. 24. (Special.) Lin
coln plunged nnd panned to a declalve
victory over J'.eatrlce High achool here
th a afternoon, 3!) to 0. Thla cleared
the hint hurdle In the Hed and Plack'a
pennant race. The lieatr'clana were
weakened by the ahaence of Purdy at
the helm, although preap, 04 pounder,
who took hla place at quarter, allowed
very requiaite of a football pluycr
'Xoeptlng we ght.
Th vliiltore held the capital city
team to one touchdown In the flint
half, although Lincoln waa gaining
ground conalalently. Neither team'a
defense Waa effective In the flrat two
periods and the baeka were ripping
the primary defense for consistent
gains.
Beatrice did not make a firat down
on the second half nor could the via
Itors gain a yard from scrimmage.
Lewis, negro half back; Brown, Lin
coln fjuarterback over whose el'gibll
It y many rumors have leen afloat and
Olds, stood out In tho Lincoln lineup,
whllo Roland, Beck with nnd Prenp
were the mainstays for the visitors.
The summary;
Lincoln, 17. I'm.
MWnlyr I,. K..
Hum I,. T. .
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Oiok C...
Jollrt RO..
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nnnlner (c) It.K..
Tlinmu Q ll..
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B-own R.H..
Old. rii..
Beatrice, 0.
Applrsct
....(c) Layton
....... Vanllaw
..Harrison Hcott
... Henry Hcott
........ Bhalla
Pierce
T)rcsp
He'kwKh
Warren
riolan
Kubntltullom! Uneoln Krleg for OM.
Olds for i,anlrir, Durlai-h for Krlng. Cur
Uin for Thomas. Peek (or (Mm. Olds (or
t.nwle, KHchn (or Cook, Whlttlnfton-(ur
Joiiai. Heatrlre Osrmioh tro ApplRt,
Bevtrldss (or Hanry Bcott, Olih (or llo k
wlth, Oleibrecbt (or Rolland, Honry Hcott
(or Hhall.
Touchdowna: Krtir, J; Brown,
OU1, ('urlaln. Ooalii Brown, .
Heore by periods.
Lincoln 7 0 13
Ueatrlcs ,.0 0 (I
Lewis,
20 3
o o
Offtcals Day, Unlaveralty of Nebraska,
refurer!; Schulte, I'nlverslty of Mlchlsan,
umpire; Fuhrer, Doans rdllege, head
lite-swan.
First downs: T.lncoln, 28; Beatrice, 2.
Yard (rom scrimmage: Lincoln, 443; Be
atrice, I).
Midwest Pin
Meet Starts Today
Kansas City, Nov, 24. Tho mid
west championship bowling tourna
ment will be opened here tonight with
an address by John Pew, city coun
sellor. More than 500 bowlers from
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois,
Oklahoma, Iowa, Indiana, Minnesota,
Colorado and Wisconsin are entered.
Championships will be awarded In
the team events, two picn, singles
and Individuals. The tournument
wilt cloae December 3.
Genaro Posts Forfeit
to Fight Pancho Villa
Now York, Nov. 24. A forfeit of
12.500, b'nding a challenge by Krankle
Genaro, New York flyweight, for a
title mutch with Pancho Villa, Mexi
can flyweight champion, was posted
today with the New York State Ath
letlo commission.
Million-Dollar Critl Games.
New York, Nov, 24. Million-dollar
f.ioiball games, two of them, will
mark the climax tomorrow of the
eastern gridiron season. Money to be
spent by the, Td.OOO persona expected
to attend tho Yule llurvard event at
New Haven and the 50,000 at the
AurmyNavy game at rtu!adelih:n Is
eatltnated conaervutively at fj.oot'.tiiin.
K.ir tickets alone more than ilt'ti.
eno will I spent. Carfare, ineitls
Cower, theater parties, vlothea and
other Incidentals will Coat more than
th tlikets.
Tenlli-Secoit.l Wattltfi i l'e.
New York. Nov 24 Watch lim
ing to ii tenth c-f Hii'lil Wi'l
used in the Intrrcolleglals cra tnntn
try , li.iti..i'i'ahit race at V.in t
Un it I'.uk Momtiy an t. If s nie.afnl.
Ihe'r ad-M i"t cffulally t-f th '
teiir AthletU' union f.-r ill trxcki lo.is
la rti le-t ss bkcly.
Tigris l l rhirfUin.
fi,i,;,i,m tHt-it K
Tit.-hll, Jr. of Fiv-M)M, 1m
, h. srt m.i " v' l'utt.-t'
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HIGH SCrRL
BASICETBALL
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Omaha Today to D Battle With Coach Baldrige's CreJghtoE Umirsiity Elevemi
m m
fgQQgJl
lup Illy llrlwli Aii'lry.
(.ouii 'iy. Nib, Nov. n Ijup City
r,: ., I. . 1 1 rlrvtll llrt-t4 Anrl't On til"
Anolcy nrul Induy t,y m m rit e( 14 to 7.
I.oun rny or-d on Anli-y In thu first
(Urtr ifi m, eaR. TIim tthnr H'-urs ciuip
In tin, lull fw nilnu'ca of ,lar, ti-n
l.oup I'try rnipl-!!! Miicthr Innif im
and tuahff( lha Imll Gtnr ly Una plunsa.
Anl y a'-utcd on an lnieirpt''d 'U"a.
Murlurra V) In Again.
'(rand Ilainl. NrU., Nov. 24. (Special
Talfsralli i'olumuua Hlali di'(ialfeil
Orand Inland tmra thla dinoon, 7 lo (I.
A lad paiia (rom c-aitr waa racovarad
hy lha Manuals, who puhid ovar tally
on tha nut li pluy, i'yl uln th
ball acroaa.
Mnvrlm k liaaa ( t nl. I'luca,
Lincoln, Nov, Z4. (Hpaclul Tl' riii )
I'nlvarally I'laca won (rom Havalock
HUM hnrri In 1 1, - r annual mid Kama l.y
a anna nt 13 to . Hnvalock aenrad (irai,
punhlrtg over a iou hdowti In tha f iral
iiii.irtar, whlla t'nlvcraily I'laca saih'r-d
their aiorea in tha third and (ouitn atan
ran. t'lilvuralfy Placs h!d a aliahl advan
tag throughout tha snllra roniaal,
Aurora Itntla llsalliigs.
Haatlnsa, Nnb , Nov. 1 4. (Npaclaf Tula
Slam ) Aurora Hlsh achool defcaind
ilastlnS'. 13 to 7, In a hotly rontaaiad
aatna todiiv.
Jloorc, mail both touchdowns 'or Au
rora, ona In Ilia (triH iUricc on a r,.
yard run throush a broken (laid, snd lha
n.'-ond In lha fourth iiuartar on a. l
yaid Una buck. In tlia third riuartar,
lfaailns; rompbtcd a short (orward pass
(or touchdown from al-yaril Una, attar
being held for Ihrca ilowna. .
Nrllgll High VtliK.
Palish, h , Nov, 24. (Hpfi'lal Tel
grain ) Tha lllsh srhool fnotbnll lani
o( this pluro i losd (ha aenaon at Jtlvnrslde
l.ark (leld this adernoon hy defeating the
'I'llilan laam hy the seora of L3 In i. Tha
superior playing of tha hn-al team waa
rexounslhln (or tha large a';or, TlWi-n
mails a (loll soul (rom tho io.yard Una
In lha fourth iiuaiter, The Kel.gh boys
have playeil elsllt samea this soaaon and
lost one. Their total nolnts helna 311 to
lhlr opponnnta' 26. Tha hlsft ei'hool c
ond team t1 (ealeil lha Kwlns (list team
this adarnoon hy seors of 13 to 0, fol
lowing the first liime.
I'lattsinoutli Hwarnpa AaliUnil.
I'lsttamouth, Neb., Nov. 24 (Special
Telegram. ) J'latlnmotith High easily u
faiitail Ashland Hltth hero tnilay, 12 to 0,
enillng a vary suui-eaaful season in which
the locals only lost two games and won
seven.
Oicwilu Wins IJist (iame.
Osceola, Nab., Nov. 24. (Hpeclal - Tele
gram.) Osceola defeated lha Hawurd
High here, 41 to 0, In thn last gam of the
season (or the local team.
Norfolk Krserves Win.
Norfolk. Ni-b., Nov. 24 (Hperlal Tele
gram. ) Norfolk seconds won from Plercs
High sloven here hy a si.oie of 72 to 0,
HhennniloiiU H Ina Again,
Shenandoah, la., Nov. 24. (Special
Telegram.) Rhenandoah's unitafeateil
eioven sdilcd anothi-r scalp to their belt
today when they defeated Creslon, la., St
to 0. This w;ia Creston's second defeat of
the season. Tha smashing attack of the
niassow brothers waa too much for tha
Crastnn line. Thanksgiving, bhenandoah
meets Clarlnda, here.
Wshon Ixiara.
West Point, Neb., Nov. 14 (Special.)
West Tolnt Tllsh defeated Wshon here by
a score of 12 to 0. This Is tho last gain
on West T'ulnt's schedule. W'Hhoo was
never In West 1'olrit's turrilory during the
entire game.
Wayne Di-frnts llnrtliistiin.
Wayne, Neb., Nov, 24. (Mpeclal Tele
sram. ) Wayne defeated Hartlnston her
this afternoon hy a scors of 25 to . Hart
Inirton never threatened tha locals' goal,
and was completely outplayed from the
start.
Superior High Winner.
Superior. Nefc., Nov. 54 (Special Tele
gram.) Tha Superior HlKh achool football
team defeated the Haslknss College Re
serves here thla afternoon by tha acora of
8 to 0. Long rune by Oliver and Dlnna!
and off tackles drives by Weir and Dlnnel
ken th" hall In Hastings' territory through
out tha game. ,
Glhhon Heata Harvard.
Ollihon. Nell.. Nov. :'4 ISpecial.l The
local high school fonthal! team defeated
lha Harvard lllsh eleven here thla after
noon hy tha score of 12 to o.
Says Lincoln lias
Chance to Obtain
Sioux City Franchise
Nl. .loaeph, Mo., Nov. Lin
coln still lias a chance to obtain the
Slum City franthiae In the Western
league and come b.uk Into the cir
cuit It left a few )eara sgu lien
Ducky Holmes' part burned down,
ni niillng to nf filial word received
here today. lthnugh the MnuK
tlty i lull was nffi'i'ed Mtiahogee,
OUa., the l.ltii "In iroHwllion liaa
hern put up tu the b.iat hull lans of
that t lly and until a di Unite reply
ha been reirhrd trmu I hem rrg aid
ing the allual'oll, Mualtogre Will not
he 4ilildi red, It w Intlmsled,
I'rrtlili iit Trrnr of the Western
league U allll si I Inculn waling all
lint her drtrliipliiriilt,
lVru 'IVat lir W in.
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Hit: UMAIIA litlE: SATURDAY. .NUVKMBfcK To, IU...
(oath MrCanilleaa led Ills siring of Nebraska Wesley an gildilers Into
Omaha this morning for tlielr arhedulrd grid clash this p. in. with the
CrelKli'on nulverally eleven.
'11m Veleans are innnliera of (lie Nebraska Conference and wlJI
bu lite set-mill 4'onfcreiice eleven frelghton haa battled thla season.
Two ueeke ago the Ulue of Omaha swooped down on the Midland
college eleven, another member of the stale conference circle, and defeat
ed the Lutherans, 13 to 0.
Kearney High Still Undefeated
in Annual Race for State Title;
Beats Gothenburg Eleven, 10-0
Oothenburg, Neb., Nov, 24. 8pe
cliil Telegram.) Kearney High
school's football eleven still remains
undefeated.
Mottling tho scrappy Oothenburg;
lenrn here this afternoon the Kearney
High grldstrrg succeeded In trampling
on the locals In a hard fought contest
by the score of 10 to 0,
Tho visitors scored their victory
flu a plaj-cklck from the toe of
Kasterling from the 19-yard line) In the.
scoiid 'luarter and a touchdown by
I'fttrlck In the final quarter.
Oothenburg put up a scrappy game
against tho undefeated .Kearney
team, but fumbles on the part of tha
Gothenburg warriors paved the way
for their downfall.
Large Crowd at Cam. '
More than 4,000 apectatora lined
tho sidelines here thla afternoon to
witness the game, Thege spectators
saw ono of the strongVst atata high
school football teams In action and
went o way from the grid satisfied
Hint the best team won.
No two teams have aver met on
the locnl gridiron that were so evenly
matched. Oothenburg" reeled off
seven first downs, one lesa than
Kiiarney. In yarda gained in scrim
mages, Oothenburg chalked up 254
yards and Kearney 237.
At tha end of the nrst nan me
iK-m-n urns 2 to 0. Soon after receiv
ing the klckoff, Oothenburg got the
ball and started down the Ileia. 'jne
lnnnis nclvanr.ed to their own J9-yard
line where they fumbled and Kearney
recovered. The visitors gained ground
mi n smash and then Fosterling
dropped back and booted the ball be
tween the standards for a aropKHK
UOMESICK for V. S.? "Guess not," says Guy
Garner, Centerville (la.) jockey in Pans.
44 What the fellows back home think is life of Riley
is like sentence at hard labor forme."
Tarls, Nov. 24. Stepping off the
Eastern Express at Malsona Lafltte
you get the same sensation Columbus
got when the Santa Maria pulled up
at San Salvador during the autumn
of 1492. You've discovered 99.99 per
cent pure America. This suburb of
Paris la the training center for
French thoroughbreds and la aa
Yankeefied as Weehawken.
As you make tho corner you'll find
the Sportsman's Bur, Go right on In.
Johnny Relff, Winnie O'Connor and
Young Turner will be playing off the
pinocle finals; two New York train
ers, Willie Duke and Wallace Davis,
wasting tons of chalk at three cushion
bulkllne; Jimmy Wlnkfleld, the
Georgia colored ace, telling Eddie
Haynes of Long Island, how It was
done when he was a boy. There's a
done-in-oll likeness of Snnde over the
cigar stand and a white-coated old
timer behind the mahogany that re
numbers every word Willie Fltg
patrlck ever wrote. He can also tell
you just why Tasker Ogle picked
Brainstorm to win the Continental Re
newal handicap. If It wnan't so easy
to get three-star Hennessey at a
nickel a throw you'd think you were
around the corner at Jamaica.
Seek I'. 8. Jockeya.
We wanted to have a look-In on the
home life of the American Jockeys
tiding In France. The boss, thinking
he waa being kidded, passed us cold
when ttaked If he knew where frank
o .Will r-Hinied. A thirsty stable lad
uinsentid to lend the way,
('Nt-ill live in a young palace,
with iVntral Park planted around
it. Ills garage la a copy if the
While limine, 1.4ittia XIV thought
be ba.i aome swell rtrnnur in m"
iitnte mi trreninra, em
look at
ii'VelHa ktuff prnvta thai ol-l King
I,.mi-- vi.ia g aelllng plater. To keep
from having sure thrwit Mr O'Neill
era a rope loaded With all the
pearl Tiffany had Ml lock, and the
malt luuat ia-h a lhorae patley
every day to fay fi.e hr ebilha aa-l
toiuplriioii r'rarik werks f lifhl j
mit.ita; ii iiui na off .Hny l-nnds,
and ha i.na nrr In I fa Is r"rig
niatier fttnii k'lUiig i H vther f 'l
l,; t it n,..aata '
Af-rr ll Ihli 1 4 IKin f tha j
!.. -tiling tli.-IUllig ' lefi II S'sill .
p: i- t den ied l I--k wa tl jy
i.OB't. siha m i'iJ f 4ti i ae'sr
It
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tiin,f Ka tue II' 'It tue,
t i.., tail g te.utta.il 14 M e-ei ( flifcla
foe ii H-sal It a'l hn..e. la
Vv a '! Ilk lha al aik.ita
tfcilty tfc. i, l' I b ,i Is ai IM
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and three, tallies,
At the start of the third quarter
the Oothenburg warriors opened up.
Una smush after line smash punc
tured the Kearney line. Oothenburg
got within -Kearney's 15-yard line and
had two yards to go for ynrdngo
when a fumble waa recovered by
Kearney., The visitors booted out of
danger and again Oothenburg ad
vanced within Kcarney'i 15-yard line,
only to fumble again. In the final
quarter the locals again got within
striking dlstanco of the Kearney goul
line. A forward pass was attempted
and Intercepted by a Kearney player.
Patrick (Jo Over.
Kearney took the ball and started
down the field. Passes, end runs and
Una amasbes carried the Oothenburg
team back under the shadows of Us
own grml-llne. Another smash by
Kusterllng won good for a gain and
then Patrick smashed over the goal
line for the only touchdown of tho
game, Easterllng kicked the goal and
Oothenburg lost,
Nelson, Holmes, Jenkins, Heath nnd
Ooldt-n played the best game for the
losers, while the ground gaining of
Patrick, Kaatcrllng and McCauley and
the line work of Rldgeway and Kee
nansstarred for the winners.
RaKriiey, 10.
Ciothe ribiirr, 0.
, Unlden
.1 nklns
rischsr
....... H-ath
.... Lindners
...(c) Hhrlver
, ,, Thompson
....... Wilson
Nelson
'arr
Holmes
row.
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Krenen .....
Klmple
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Oeorsa .....
powker
Deakar (c) . ,
Patrick
Eisterllng ..,
M'-l'auley ...
ghreevee
Silbetllutlons
Banslke for
0u...ll..v MnvAe tnr KaftleV. OOthen-
burg Williams for Wilson, Kwanson for
Nelson.
"Come on In. Henri, there's com
pany." Henri must have expected our kind
of company. Ho brought In an over
charged tray of cut-glusabeware-of-Imitation
baccarat crystal and every
thing that goes with It.
Garner took us around to see the
place. You'd have to be a better walk;
er than Weston to do It In a day. Old
paintings, tapcstry( gray haired furni
ture and everything In tho camp
cams In bond. The custom duties on
the stuff would pay the allied war
debt. After looking over the cellar
we hurried back to aee Henri.
Garner Isn't married and hasn't a
worry In the world. He can ride at
110 pounds without sweating .and has
the cooka working on shifts. When
asked If he didn't long to be back
with the boys at Latonia, he said:
"Guess not! Why, what the fellows
riding hack home think Is tho 'life of
Riley' would seem like a prison sen
tence at hard labor to me!"
Use Omaha Pee "Want" Ads for
Better Results at Leaser Cost. Tele
phone ATlantlc 1000 and ask for a
"Want" Ad taker.
Creighton Basket Flippers
Start Practicing Next Week
tuge h-iluls at Creighton am btiav ahiftlng (he scenery for the I8J:'
13JJ play laaakel ball tili h h.ta nj -e. niiiiiy smvessful "rum" In prev
oua years at th Hilltop knnIrdgi fouudr.
The return of the hardwood fleer txrt will Itnd saM-ntl of bist year's
ala im-i fiieiurra In lea.liiitf r,,li-a smtii Alitnotf Ihelti are Jtdilirtv Traillman.
Murphy. Pal itll.ner, "Ike'' Mib.t
Jimmy 4'olidnii if fatluill tuiue,
wha also lus il.siiiiguish.il hnnsell
In the abl'levUled tigs, la eapci'ted t"
fill lb p.aiiiuii k-ft up n y Cy Mwh,
ths s'arry taaid, h" l "n'lii;g
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RESUUTS
UH 'A I.
Tei-li, II) yrrn t, II.
June) I'ariMiua, Kit! Uitiuliie rnlvaraltr, 0,
srrr.
Kellgh. ,Vi Tililrn, .
4sr,l4, 4HJ MewurU, II.
Mill... II, IK llariaril, 41.
I liHilriin, (jilt Wayne, U,
Aurtrrii, 1:4; Hiistifisa, 7,
1 1 .In. ail) Hriilrli-r, V.
Wayne. 2f, llio-tlnslnii, g.
Stienaoiloull, iffl 4 rreton, 0.
I'hillaiimutli, It; Ashland, II.
h.-urnry, IH (Hitheiihlirg, O.
Alliance, 111 HmUi n lw, 7.
4'oliimhiia. 7 1 4irand l.laml, 0.
t urtle Aggies, SS Hiildrrge, O.
I.llfiirram lllsh, IH llelliaiiy. 0.
I nltrrally I'lai-e, 111 llutrloik, .
I'eru I ollee, 41 (oilier I ullrgr. 0.
Norfolk Hecnds, t'i ( rierr Nenouds, 0,
Superior, Hi lluafluge tulliga React-!
es, I;,
OTIIMlil.
Kanln 4 larci, 1; .Neisda, 7.
Oklahoma, Hi Oklahoma) A. and M., f,
Castncr of Notre
Dame Great Back
Hy D.IVH) J. WALSH.
N-w York, Nov. 24. For some rea
son, not altogether rle.r, the 1022
football season produced no great out
standing llguro In tho field (if back
t'eld men, ns has been the case with
every other year within good memory.
Good enough as a class, there were,
i;evcrthi lcs, no Kllllngers, no Coys,
f;rlckleys, Mahans, (ifpps, Thorpes
und players of this pronounced typo
iiinong the lot.
As a matter of fact, the aeason
was a f.-inilno so fur dm the develop
ment of truly great plnyera In any po
slllon was concerned. The average
was reasonably high, but Individual
performances of lasting memory were
so few ns to be almost negligible.
Two Mentioned.
rerhups Klpko of Michigan and
Custner of Notre Dama represented
the nearest- approach to backfield
greatness, but neither had quite the
finesse and punch that Illllnger was
able to muster as lata as 12 months
ago, while most eertalnly they hardly
figure in the same class with Immor
tals of the type of Jim Thorpe, Ned
Mahan and the late George Olpp.
Of course, Cornell men will wish
to take Issue with thla writer with
out further ado, assuring him that
the psychopathic word Is very rest
ful for those who do not believe Ed
die Kaw Is the greatest thing that
ever happened. In our humble opin
ion, Eddie Is nothing of the kind.
a nig. fast man, true enough, with
a splendid straight arm und a re
markable facility for changing direc
tion at top speed, Yet K.iw la not
flawless by any means. lie can be
and has been stopped by pood ends
for he Is only effective when he is
ablo to get loose bayont) the Una of
scrimmage.
Lost Opportunity.
Many of the leadimj blacks played
on minor teams and hence 'never
came Into the prominence their work
deserved. There were, for example,
I'-eck of Vermont, Simendlpger of
Holy Cross, and Kopplsch of Colum
bin. They would have been headline
fodder had they elected to atteqd one
of the colleges In tho Big Three.
Other backs of more or less prom
Inence were Covington anil Roberts
nf Centre college, Cleaves and Gor
man of Princeton, Cullen and Harchet
c fthe Navy, I'fann of Cornell, Hrun
ner of La Fayette, Wilson of Tenn
fctate, Lee Parkin of Iowa, Williams
of Wisconsin, John Thomas, the
Chicago line cracker; Er.ckson of W.
and J , Smyth and Wood of the Army,
Miller of Pennsylvania, and Hewitt of
I lit.
- ), l l..it Pnynt.r and Lovely.
: Nrbrak ml lirdulr.
Ci uglitun't lahediile ts still In a
i t il-itiai t ige, but lieguiiatl.ins Sit
'in it, ,rl f-r gjins with the Muhl
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an Aftim, liwa. Ueat ligli.!. Si, .,fc.gj. th naiii t a I
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I'ri ii biate. Kalian gn, j
i i4.4 baa .i.ii.-l to UV i' Ii
i n.ii.r, In. h wi. uiarg lb la
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Iowa Parsons Run Rough Shod
Over Light Omaha Maroons
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Outbeefed and out gi-neralU-d. but not outfought or out gamed, the Uni
versity of Omaha football team waa forced to bow In defeat before the power
ful attack of Parsons college eleven of Fairfield. lit.. In a game at Western
leiigito park yesterduy afternoon. The score was 13 to 0.
I'oach Glenn Devlne'g doughty grldslnra bad the Maroons fighting with
their backs to the wall In i-very period, whllo their own goal line was never
threatened.
lliforo two minutes elapsed In the first perlial, (he Hawkeye state repre
sentatives scored two touchdowns,
(s) Receiving the pigskin on the kick
p . p a off, Jordon of Parsons raced 85 yarda
r3V0rltCS fcxPCCtCCl to goal and Htevenson kicked goal,
. i ii fmnhle paved the way for the sec-
tfi f Ifi 111 V allOV touchdown. On the receiving end
IU Mill 111 autjr 4f (l m(i( 0ll)lh)l t,uiM, but rccov-
" crcd on Its four-yard line, The Ma-
Kansas City. Mo Nov. 24. The roons Immediately punted out of the
two leudera of the Missouri Valley danger gone, but a series of line buck
conference go Into action tomorrow to J"r,,"n a"'1 "'" ,"rrU,',
; tr he AI .i fi-meia.' tttri,tUtM frili.i rij.rsl
prove their right to a tie for the 1922
football championship.
All Indications point to the leading
teams coming out victorious. Ne
braska meet the Iowa State college
of Ames at Lincoln, and Drake faces
Orlnnell at Des Moines.
Kor Nehroska the contest senilis an
assured victory. The Cornhuskerg
have overwhelmingly defeated Kan
sas, Missouri, Oklahoma and tha Kan
sas Aggies. Drake, which has not
been pitted against several of the
larger school of the conference, haa
a possibility of being eliminated, but
ihe record of firlnnell would make
this seem doubtful.
The Cnlversity of Oklahoma tied
tho Oklahoma Aggies at Stillwater
today, 3 to 3. The other valley schools,
preparing for the all-important
Thanksgiving contests have no games
scheduled thla week.
New Ball League.
Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 24 The
new Atlantic baseball league has elect
ed as its president, John Conway
Toole, president of the International
league. Franchises were awarded to
clubs in Trenton, N. J., York, Allen
town and Iancaster, Pa.
FtootBallFacts
WorlhKnowing
Q. If a newspaper photographer walks
up and dawn your side Una may tha offi
rlala penalize you team for violating Rule
22, Suction 4?
A. No. The reere liaa supervision
aver the game. He should maka the po
llre make all those having no right to
seats on the sidelines leave Ihe field. Noth
ing In ths rulea that penalize any tea-m for
tt newaiiaper man walking up and down
sideline. Beferee should bold himself re
sponsible for this rule.
y. Team K had tall on fourth down,
with two yarda to gain, On this play
team A held snd team 14 was offalde.
Flayer of team B also took out time, tha
fnurih ttma out for hla team that half.
He claimed that as both teama had fouled
on thla play, his team could not be pan
allzed. What about that one?
A. The first loo violations counter
balanced one another. However, If player
from team B asked for fourth time out
und no substitute waa sent Into game re
placing him fo tills violation of the rule
peiuslty of two yarda should have born
Inflicted against his team. Thla would
make It first down for team A. Kule
14, Heel Ion X,
Q. Are seven men on a rush line It
ooa of thorn la half a yard hack?
A. sin. The seven men that are re
quired to be on Ihe line of scrimmage
on all offensive formations must bitte
both their feet or hands up to or within
one foot of the line of scrimmage. Rule
V. Hretlun 1.
y. Team playing us had third down
and 10 yarda to . On an and run they
gained 85 yards, but after going 2& yarda
one nf their men held a tackier. Rf.-ree
brought them buck la yards from this
point and found they had bull a few
inchea beyond iltstann Deeded on last
down. He save tliem s first down. Was
that rlahl T
A. The referee was entirely right. If
they were In advanea of tlie point Indi
cated by Ihe forward sideline slake after
lha penally of la yarda waa Impoaeri for
th hiiiillnc violation, Ihey were entitled to
a first down. Rule tl, Section i.
U Is It a violation of Kule it, faction
t. if a man In th srand siand calls to a
player t do a certain thing, obviously
what that player would do, and ha then
does tt '
V of eeure. It la neeessary lo wllneaa
all such violations na lh rut rover ho
fur it.-la lost rould k mad. I ondltlona
alter caaa. I wnuld say that If lha re
mark ram front so hi. on ronnvrlasl w tl tl
tu team. I aottld penaltf teaai.
Hnsvifr, wnleaa I waa absolutely errtala
thai the- roinark aaa mad fur lha iHirun
f roaa hlns. I wuld lafllr (weaally.
BejlGrldriay
ToUst?
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tinv thinl ) 14 la , r-4f
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Smith went over on a center smash.
Ntcvrnson'l booting added another
point.
It looked like a massacre with tho
Maroons us the victims at this stage,
but they came buck after the aeoond
touchdown and succeeded In beating
off Parsons' terrific attacks until the
whistle.
I'ursons tried hard for a touchdown
in the second period, and, after It
had twice been repelled near Itg ene
my's final chalk line, Lawson brought
his educated toe Into play and booted
a bountiful dropklck from the 21-yard
line.
After batllng In mldfleld for several
minutes in tho third period, Paraong
launched an attack on the line that
carried tho ball to the scoring area,
from where Scott plunged over, mak
ing the score 23 to 0.
Lineup and summary:
rarsnna (23) I" Omaha (A)
KussWI Ij F! Bnyc
Chasbro I. T Maaadas'
Kaatman L J Wlllson
f.rlikson .......... -C. Hick
J'ratt R O Beauchamp
Klynn ! Morth,
K Konecky Kb fewson
Ackarman , .Q n s0olt
Masaler Ij h Jordon
Voucher V n Smith
WlUuouth K H Stevenson
Substitutions: Parsons, Balderson for
Jordon, I.lndell for Wlllson, (Josslrk for
Scott, Nngle for Smith Omaha, It.
Knock for Acksrman. Hhurtleff for Erlck
son. Touchdowns: Jordon, Smith, Bcott.
Try-for-polnt: Stevenson, 2, dropklcks,
firopklcks: I.awson.
Officials; Luis, Creighton, referee; Mori
arlty, Creighton, headllneeman.
Score Most Points
Bristol, Va., Nov. 24. King college
football team now leada all eastern
and southern football elevens In point
fccored this season. King's total la
167 points. The average score per
game Is 66.7 points.
New York Frank J. (flock) O'Neill,
head football coach at Columbia univer
sity, haa reslgntd lo enter bualnaas at the
close of tha present season. It was an
nounced. New Haven Prealilent James R. Angell
of Tale broke a tradition by appearing at
a football rally.
New Tork H. M. Praia denied a re
port from the Pacific roaat that Frank
Chance had purchased an Intareet In ths
boston lied Box.
Pittsburgh Charlea 'larland of Pltts
bursh. secretary of th United btates
Laiwo Tennis association, died.
Portland James 1. Hlchardson resigned
as secretary and buainess manager of
Ihe Scan la roast league baaeball club. !o
will so to San Kranciato where h spile
to scout for a major league club.
bos Anselea Tommy Milton, automobile
race driver hss completed hi straining
for th Thankaaivlng day S-mlle cham
plonatnp automobile tars at th 1,
Angeles spee.lwsy near hr. In prsctlc
he says he has made th lap of a mil
and a quarter la la eoconds, er lit mile
an hour.
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