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VOL. 52 NO. 24.
PART TWO
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING.. NOVEMBER 26. 1922.
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FIVE CENTS
Nebraska and Notre Dame Clash in Eighth Annual Football Game Turkey Day
NEBRASKA 54 IOWA 37 MICHIGAN 16 NOTRE DAME 19 CREIGHTON 23 DARTMOUTH .... 7 HARVARD 10
IOWA STATE .... 6 NORTHWESTERN . 3 WISCONSIN 7 CARNEGIE TECH . . 0 NEB WESLEYAN . . 13 BROWN 0 YALE 3
Huskers Win Another Missouri Valley Title by Beating Ames Cyclones 54 to 6
South Bend j
Eleven Holds !
Edge on Series
Conch Kockmr'b (,riltm
' 1 1 i . h i i
in i.tiicr imimt i.aine
Minus Smicea of
Cu?tlHT.
Notre Dame star gridster who will provide plenty of oppositian for the Nebraska Cornhutkert at Lincoln next Thursday in the annual football battle between the two eleven.
Coach Rockne ha hit warrior pointed for the Husker tilt and ha (elected the football player whose photo appear below, with the exception of Cattner, who tart in the lineup
against the Nebraskans.
The Notre Dame player are: 1, Flinn, guard; 2, Crowley, half; 3, Cotton, tackle; 4, Stubldreher, quarter; 5, Vergbra, end; 6, Caatner, full; 7, Captain Carberry, 8, Coach Rockne'; 9,
Degree, guard.
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rOkHttii ,
l! K Vi l li W.WiN'j'.'U.
I-'ooibtiil, Ih'i kniK of u II full hp rt,
will iu;i!e hi? 1'ikI stand of Hi" 11122
h-iihkn in CttnhtiKker land Thanks
Kivlric il.iy.
The 1 hul of tli" ih.-itt-'l hoof Ihat
V eli-ontod KiliK i'oo;biill I. itn In K'--f
nihfi' will hi- iitp-.l Thursday lifter
r.oon mi I In- numerous Ki'i'lironN
throughout the htiit" lo sound till"'
for the old Ki'titlf'miin,
Klni'c the Kliitf took hint throne In
hm:'!:a nthletio (iirh-H, hit) reign
r.ver tho football situation In (Join
IiunI.i t land has lull full of iih many
Um-tw as In Herman Kovernmont.
Hut takiiiK the nd season an u whole
It has been out of the bent In tho his
tory of thf! upon In Nebraska.
As fltlinj; lt rltoH for the? Kirifr
tho eves of ih! mlddleweat will be
turned on l.liiioln next Thursday
where the I'nivotsity of Nebraska and
Notre lmm university elevens clash
in their eighth annual football name.
This context has I men looked forward
to by nil the jrrld fans of the country
as one of tho most important of the
wtst.
Xnlrs Dame Holds l,eail.
Jitirinif the seven yearn the Huskers
have been battling Notre amo on the
football field, the South llend grldaters
have copped more than the lion's
Dare of victories. A glance at the
previous scores of tho two teams
t-huws thst Notre Dame has scored
TO tallies against Nebraska In the
seven games, while the Cornhuskors
have scored 43 point! against the
enpmy.
In J 91 5 Notre Dame find Nebraska.
."Uvrted bootln' the ol' leather around
the lot. Tho Huskers took the long
end of this contest, 20 to 19, but not
until the fans were treated to one of
; '.he hardest-fousht football sanies ever
played by a pair of pigskin aggrega
tions. As has been the case in many and
many football games, the failure of u
kick after touchdown caused Notre
Dame to remain on the short end of
the score in the Initial Kama. Accord
ing to reports of the game. Notre Dwme
KfOKKS OP I'KKtlOIS OTItB
IIAMB AM KICK RAMIM TII.TS.
Yritr. lirAlm Nut re Paina
tins to IB
tins a SO
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substituted Miller fur Cofall after scor
ing a touchdown In tho final quarter.
This bird .Miller wes sent in to kick
the goal following touchdown. I.Ike
; many football players, , Miller was
noted for his ability to kick. He failed,
however, and bzy a scant one point
Nebraska took the jump on Notre
Dame.
Defeat HuMiers.
The South Bend eleven turned the
tables on the Huskers in 1916 and
outplayed and outclassed Nebraska in
all departments of the game, winning
by the score of 20 to 0. Horgman'n
tj-yard run for a touchdown was
the feature of the contest. Notre
Dame outweighed tho Cornhuskers
IT pounds to the man.
With both Nebraska ( and Notre
Dame credited with a Win over the
other, the two teams clashed on the
grid lit In 1917 and after another
tough battle that sttll lingers In the
, memory of Husker grid fans. Ne
braska came out ft top r-t the heap
' 'jj' a I to 0 S'-ore.
Nebraska, outplayed the Southli.nl
.am m this contest, making lo first
..ns. while Notre IVime reeled iff
I Ait on. In the vml quarter the
filuikeis scored their only touchdown.
l.V dotiWo Play thst fuvilly landed In
' fustv" a.hoiU-s" arm paved the iy
"for the scoif. Ubod-i ierle'1 off 12
vnr-la on the flip. u-W.ui. inK N.-li4--ia
ii N.'tre D-nues three. ml llnewhete
he husky Hunker otoupalik itnM
he line twice, plowing over the Ntr
I lam. lin "t h:s .-iid "mpt,
i il-wa M r t. ts Tl
Noire Dame Trims I A SAf ) v lNvJ -m
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RESULTS
IM'AI..
C rriKlili.n, 23; -lir. M enlejan, 13.
Ni-l.ra-.kn, ftl; Jmvn rtlnle, S.
KAMI'.
Ilurtanl. 10; Vnlp. a.
Arinj, 17: -Navy, II.
JtHrtiiinuih, 7( llinwn, 0.
Ililrkiirll, 20; Kiltgi-rn, J3.
lloKtiin, II; Turin, 0.
Ilnoloil enlli-Kr, 0; (OxirKeUmn, 0 (lit-).
Niitre lliinir, 19; 'Hrnrj(ln Tn'h, 0.
ltn.o-ll, 3; Iflilxh, II.
Mr hUKl, 61; I ulhr.lln I ., 0.
Hn-Hrthmore, sr.; Hitverford, 'i.
.ettyturit, 1.1; l.rhumli.ii Valley, 0.
Miihlrnlierc, 211; Fonlhsin. 20; (lie),
i'elin Milllurj. 8; rtfr Murjlsnil, 9.
KOI Til.
Inlin Ilnnkln. 10; HI. .Mm, 7.
r(. Iui, SH: litoln (.New flrrlnn.), 0.
Hmkr, 48; ll-.illi.l A. and M., .
I'lerldu, 12; lKli-lhiTJf, 0.
Aluiniiim, lo; l,eor(ia, 0.
ItebiMure. 21; JllekiilM.n, 0.
irlh itrnlliiii Ht.ile, At; Wskeforrst. 0.
HiiHnrd. 0; liti-mliif;hm houtltprn, 7.
TeniienNee Mi-ilio, SI; JMIwourl .Mln-
tr. It.
KolitliweHlrrn, 11; Daniel Baker, 7.
( amp l( nnliiK, 14; .Ml-ilp;l, III.
l-'urmsn, 20; lenimi. 1:1.
I'A( IrIC I'OANT.
Oreum AkkIin, ID: Hlilngtin State, 0.
I illliorjiln, 2S; MHnfunl. 0.
(tonzuKS, I., 14; I . of Idaho, 7.
IVKST.
Wiwoiihin, 0; ('hh-Hgo, 0; (tie).
Mii-htKim, IS; Mlftnrfiota-, 7.
lowtt, 37; NerlhweHtern, 3.
Inillnnn, 7; I'urdue. 7; (tie)
Ohio Mate. 6; llllnnin, 3.
Wrt. Mriiliiln, 2S; UuJn, 3.
llelolt, 17; Klnmi, V.
Iletn.lt, 20; . Hni .1., 9.
Illlllkln. A; lke Foreit. S: (He).
Michigan AksIc, 45; ManacliOHptt Af-
gi-c, ('.
rrankiin, 27; rjiriiiani, o.
tVooster, 43; MilKtinglim, 0.
Ilelilelhers, 8.1; Utnti-rn fteaerve, 12.
lieKHltt nnrmnl, 37; Uheaton, 0.
ht. iKiiatlu. (Cleveland), 81; Wilming
ton, ft.
lllnnls Wenleyun, 19; Knox, 7.
VahttKh. 30; llel'auw. 0.
St. Xavier. .12; llttfrtieln, 0.
('Hue, 7: Ohio Northern, .
(Iltio M'eHle.van, 14; llenniiton. 13.
AiuriiHtanu. 7: llllnof. rollese, G.
liradley, 7; -art have. S.
I ohinirlo AicKie. 3.1; llrltfham oung. 0
I oliinihna (liiihmiurl. Ml; liel'aul, 0.
Colorado. IS; Colomdn Miner, 0.
still college. 13; Stnnibrose, 0.
Albion, 3; Kalamazoo, 4).
Johnny Nichols to
Arrive Here Today
Johnny Nichols, yt. I'uul welter
weight who will swing the padded
gauntlets In the face of Harvey
Thorpe over tho 10-round route at the
Oudahy Athletic club smoker Wednes
day night. Is expeeted to arrive in
Omaha sometime today.
Nichols will finish his training at
the orpheum gymnasium.
Thorpe arrived in town Inst Thurs
day ittld bus been busy polishing up
his fistic knowledge for the coming
battle.
While ilia Nichols-Thorpe main
event Is expected to be an Interesting
mill, the semi wlnjup Wlween IUge
and Kinnear of tbe South Hid-, clieliM
he worth eeelne.
Ticket f ir the show are on -V at
the lii:;.t uieni i.it.
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh, Nov. 23.-Thr.ee spec
tacular marches across the Carnegie
Teach goal lino gave the Notre Dame
eleven, brilliant JO to 0 victory on
a frozen, snow-covered gridiron here
today. The light and speedy eleven
coached by Walter ateffen fought
valiantly but could not withstand the
terrlllc battering of Coach llockne's
powerful machine.
Tech made lis best bid for a score
in the opening minutes of play, when
Flying Jimmy Robertson ws 'he star
of an offense that gained more than
jr. yards on straight football. Then
Notre Dante got under way ami the
outcome was never In doubt. Sweep
ing runs, plus two perfect forward
passes were chiefly responsible for
the three touchdowns,
llrilliant team work brought vic
tory to tho visitors. Coach Kockne
used many backfield substitutes and
most of them gained ground behind
perfect interference. -. Notre Dame
made 13 tlrst downs and Tech got
seven, six of which were the result
of Robertson's individual efforts.
Lineup and summary:
Csmegta Tech. Pon. t
Potter li.K...
Zflt UT...
Comfort O
Irwh C
(lilb.-rt K.O
Sj.roikls K.T ,
NVwn.an ft.U
Hobrrttion Q
Morn
Anderson (C . . . . R
V. Rrumlmugh . . .Y. II
Score by periods:
l"'arneio Tech S
.'otre Dame 6
Notre ltamo Srorlnir Tourhdown:
frlulil, Dreher fiubRtttute for Tlnimaii),
D. Miller (substitute fur Coimel), Lay.ii.ii
iHutiNtttuto for Hsrginitn). Point after
tun- hrfown: Iit-gree
Iteferee: Verry. Prnn Fttite.
empire: latiKimrty. Wi..shlngtou
J ffwrson.
Tl-Kt! llnepmnn' Huit, Princeton,
'i'tma of pcrioiln: 16 minute each
Notre llame.
..Carbery (:)
Stange
Flynn
....... Reagan
Jiogree
. ...K. Millor
.... VrKre
...... Thomitt
. ... H'Tgman
Conn.-tl
. .. Iilvreguod
0 0
719
and
Presidents Lose to
Detroit Uni. 20-9
Ila;:fii and Kirkwootl Win
I'roiu Ort'pon UolftT
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Kim I i!
rietrolt, Nov. 15. University of D.
trolfs footlflll team, showing a lash
and driving power that swept back the
Washington and Jefferson eleven,
won today's game hire, 10 tn J. The
result n decided upset, W. and J.
having Ix-en a heavy favorite.
Detroit's scores were the results of
Inn touchdowns, two goal nfter
touchdown and two field goaU. Wash
Inc ton and Ji ffcr.n ni..l touch
down, a goal afier (ouchdow n and
ififcty.
The l! put the vitlir n lbs
il-fiiisi .tr!y In the tm and keptln-, down. The Wl.m lo t
III I..-.II In VI oahiiiKt.in and Jrtfelfton i lha Kill i.tt di.wna and Um.i.-iI toil of
il,''l I t..rr l,.rv lnikt r.f Ilia ttfil. lb If. ItlS 1 ,1m r
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Nebraska Wesleyans Give Blue
of Creighton Good Battle, But
Lose to Omaha Team, 13-23
By RALPH WAGNER.
Fighting gamely to the last whistle and outplaying Crt-lghton In the
final quarter, the snappy Nebraska Woslcysn team of yellow-Jerseyed
gridHters from University Place, held the Ulue of Crelghton to a 23 to 13
score on Crclghton field yesterday afternoon.
Tho light Westeyan cloven, the "undor-dog" of the contest, growled and
showed his teeth to such an extent in tho final quarter that it nearly
spelled defeat for freighton. He was kicked from one end of the field
to the other for three periods and then in the final quarter mussed up his
hair and snapped back at the Blue gridsterf.
It was when the "underdog" snapped back that tho handful of spec
tators who shivered through three unexciting football uarters got a chance
to see a little interesting grid sport.
The handful of spectators who braved a chilly wind to see Crelghton
lick a Nebraska conference eleven, saw McKarland, a Wesleyan substitute,
grab the leather oval out of the ozono and dodge, squirm and wlgglo his
way through tho entire Crclghton eleven for a touchdown. This run of
MeFarland'H was the only spark of spectacular football attached to the
entire game.
Karly In the final quarter with itnc, i hTATIvriOB or OAMK.
I f-i-l. mu
lecnout Stanley uoo ir.ou in ukj
backfield, Crelghton advanced within '."
Number of flrnl Sawn ....
hall on ilawna ......
tnrwar.1 paea attetrrlteil
striking distance of the Wesleyau goal
tbrea tinipi llnrh time the KUtc was
. ... . i-. ... . i ! f orward naura collllilrlcl
nei.i ror aow ns. omn teiKiuou -i -,, . ir..m.,i,t,d
van ce.1 so dost; to the goal line that rrwar.l wum Inlrrccnird
It looked like the ball was on the! i",',; '7"".::
chalk murk, but this time the Wes- j ,,i. t
tevans held: held with all their might; ''" ''l '
threw every ounce of human flesh , ,(., f iiia.hl,-.
thev could mutep against the latter- rumt.tra rr4rel
, ... ,., . , iii Number af atcaoffa
Ittg ram attack of the Itlne to h"ld (r,Ir, i.a.t
Cretghton. It l..oke. like aii'.th-r , Ki-aff. wunaJ til. ,
touchdown for Crclghton. but W, . , JJ
Iry.in was hut-ling and eleven IMqe iea.l.irk waaccra ,.,
Stt. later tiibd to Kuku the M-Mppy ( feMlHe. ''
vellow Jerwyed atbl.-tca bit-lue an Im h. . .
Yechmil hit the line, Noiitibd ! k . olilArnil tSi.ir
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Army Wins Stiff
Game From Navy
Philadelphia. Nov. 25. Haying
true to lis season's form, the Army
football eleven tleft-Htod its Old rivals,
the Navy, on Franklin field today by
the score of 17 to 14, in one of the
hardest nnd cleanest gridiron si nig
gles seen on the Pennsylvania field In
a long time.
The score represented two touch
downs and a field goal for the Army
and two touchdowns for th Navy,
all of them hard earned. The Mid
shipmen were not without honor in
defeat, for they played a game that
was worthy of any team that has
come out of Annapolis in y'enrs.
Kntering tho game with the V.Vst
Pointers ns the favorites, the Anna-
Nourse Oils
Roll Hisfh Score
Kansas City, Mo Nov. 25. (Special
Telegram.) The Nourse Oil mm
pany bowling tram of Omaha went
into set ond place in tho five-men
event of the Midweat bowling tourn
ament hero tonight with a score of
2,796. The Howlers' Journal team
of Chicago led with !,M7. All of
the five leaders in tho tournament
tonight are new ones.
Tltc others are I'niled Halters'
Supply company, with ?,"i0; am-
Aerial Came
Helps Nebraska
Cop Honors
(jtiicli Dawson .Sturt I't 'MiIiirB
Afiainst Iowa Slatt- Tram
Srlicrrr Is in '
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l.lnrolti, Nov. "T.. Nebraska won
another MIshhuH ' valley cot'f.-rencs
championship Halmd-iy nfiernoon,
when the Cornhtislieis smothered
Iowa Htnte, SI to fi, on Nehrnsku Held.
The Cyclone Were no mulch for lh
Huskers, who plowed through for ii
fist down, while lite visitors could
make the requited distance but four
times. "
Drake, wlihh also went through its
conference season undefeated ami
therefore Is making a lud for title
honors, was lucky In withdrawing
from its glimn with Ames on the hol
ler end tit a 14 to 7 score, The Iowa
Farmers ore tint only gridHters who
have met tKith Dtake and Nebraska
and the comparison of scutes ultests
the superiority of the Husker ma
chine, (iroumleit Air I'ltys.
Coach Dawson did not take the
clwtnce of starting substitute against
Ames os he did against the Kansas
Aggies th week before. All the regu
lars, excepting Herb Dewilz, wers In
their f.litces when the opening;
wlilsUe Hounded.
Kvcn I,eo Srherer, Injured Jn th(
Kansas game two week ago, was
holding down his old position at
right end.
That the Nebraska ns profited fcy
the lesson in aerial work taught by
the Kansas Aggies was proved by the
defense against tho Ames overhead
attack, the Farmers liclng able to
complete sight passes for a total ot
but 31 yards.
fas Nets Touchdown.
However, the lono Aux-s counter,
which crossed In the i second period
Wits tho' result of passes, a long run.
and penalties.
Roberts had returned Lewellen s
runt to Ames' 25-yard line. Cant.
Wolters, who does tho 400 In 48 -flat.,
got his fleet feet Into action for a 24-
yard run through the left sldo of the
Nebraska line.
f .'ehrnsk.-i urn rienaJizcd 15 Yards
when If. Dew It z tossed tho visiting
captain to the ground with too much
force. That put the ball on Ne
braska's 33 yard line. Two forward
passes. Roberts to It!gfis, and Roberts
to Wolters, gained 11 yards. An
other pass, Roberts to Wolters, was
good for 10 yards ond the Ames pilot
stepped the remaining five to a
touchdown.
hrKka (51) Toa. Jon a Slate
Schoennei I.. K I,auhlin
vnli I..T Schmidt
Iinwctt 1.. G...
Vetemon , C
rVrtutt K.O...,
Wellcr R. T...
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KilHiell 0. 11,.,.
Nobln b. H...
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Hartley V. H...,
SuLMtitutloni. NfbrasHa:
II Dcwltz fur llunll,
for Kl'-rrik
pons crew louglit llieir way to ine lirinns of t liieago, with 2,7!l, and
front nnd only went under ntter a ; Trianans of t liieamt. with ?.:."i3.
most bitter struggle, with their colors
flying. At tho end the 2, -Urn Midship
men in the north stand cheered the
Army almost as vociferously ns they
did their own sterling team.
Pmythe, the Army quarterback, was '
the great star of the game. Ills run
ning with ths ball and his forward j
passing w unsurpassed on Franklin j
field this season. '
Drake Walks Over
Mississippi, 48 to 6 !
.n.-. In every department of the. It ,a ma! au.h lilit . Una en lh
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"'jiff rt.r.a tf noT lhi 3 .'f' V.ln that k t-t !ha ote s .-
Win From Stanford! ..S
Cream of Country's Ice Skaters
Only Allowed in Big Tourney
n turrit f.M
Benefit Soccer
Game on
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unlvrraltv tmlay d f'.ite. Miaaisaippl
A mid M cnllrge, 4t to C. In a gumo
filial with l.rtlhaiit br-ik.-n fell tun
I'tng S"d f-'mail pae by U.lh
Itr, lrnli halfKnh. .ia
pl croon. I g.tlner f-ir hi
lin, rt.li'S flva of lb seven Imtih
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... RISK
. Wolfera
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... Palm
Mf-Ulaason for
Seboeppel
liouia for Pi-LerBon, It. Dewlta
fur bewellen, McAlllter for bi.-hoeppel,
flvnilrlrKiinn f"r Mi-tllnnu, Hturn for
Hi-)u!it. 1'wtri.on for lfoue, Ninon for
Himett, Wtriko fur Waller, Collins for
Hrherer luell for II. Uawlts, Hoy for
Nobli-. Hurtniun for llHrtly.
Iowa State: Virnort for Palin, Youns
for Hn.i.-r. Cnrtj- tor bauulilln, Slnilt foi
Smith. Kimilera for W.tcm. predawn
for 4.ontreet, tlaMaiii for K'-hmldt,
llorby for San.lera. i;re"tia for Porb.v.
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ln-alti. 2: Himinnn. Witr.
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t.fflriaH: A Ilet.l ll'olv.ralty of
I Vii-hltii iefre; II ii lLola.-a tnatr
mouth 1'nlvri.ni ). uinptre. loin Henry
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braxka, HI.
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Dartmouth Trims
Harvard Conquerors
humbled its Ancient rival, Urown, be
fore Stl.mii! fitothalt fans at Fenway
rmrk here. ? to n. The llrown team,
esh from Its conquest ef Harvard
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lt,. it!a ii'iiinif. ."I to II 1 at ,i la i bati-i .i.l,ip
Beloit 1 ies Lawrence
for Championship
Michigan AjsM Plow
Way to 45-0 Wctory
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