Nebraska Newspapers

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All Lincoln Preparing for Annual Husker-Notre Dame
Population of Capital City Will
Be Swelled by Thousands of
Grid Fans Thanksgiving Day
Football Enthu.ia.U Coming From New York City, Pacific
Coait and Section of Middle-Weit to See Annual
Battle Between Two of the Strongest Grid
Teams in the Country.
Lincoln. Nov. !'. Khtii Trlt-Kraiii. All Lincoln In priparlri
ur th annual NVhrniika Notre I 'nine foothall iranie to he played here
ThNtikuKlvlng day.
OulHtnti ifiid fn jt rut fnollnili viithUHlal from all twctiiina of the
inlildle wi-nl will coiiuinnre arrlvlnt; in Lincoln thin mnirilnx. By evening
in population of Nt-hi-nnka'a capital illy will l nwcllcd l,y the thnuaartda.
Hotel man-iicm il.-cl.-ire Unit ri-wrvatlnn have lieen made by fana from
hi f.ir fiint u Ni w V.iik illy and mm fur wmi aa the .'adrift coaHt.
I.urxe Croud Wured.
That one of the liituiat itowiIm that hm ever attended a Nifhraka
fwthiill tcitiie Hill lu on the clile llm-a Thurwlay afternoon when the Huak
rr unit Notre Itanui climh wh atuird 24 hour after the ticket for the
game wore placed on kiI In Mil i lty and town IhrouKhout thn Htate. -
Tlf kit, fur the fc-mne are tit 11 premium. Bcaliicra are huny at their
trade, but the Cnlvimlly of Nelirankr. athletic authorities and the Lincoln
pull'-e are on the lookout for (how. deal-m In pasteboard and are dolne
everything In their power to curb u h buHinen.
A for the N.-hrnitU foolball player, they know what. 1 before them
and are not over-confident. Coach Iawon ha nil but put the flnlahlng
tuiicn.-a to the imd'a liiiinln and Nehranka'ii head coach announce that
-... r,n every ornmnKer Ik rtiuW
the. outcome be what il miiy.
The athletic department iimioum-t .1
Ililc afli rnooti that lite nitU-n to .N.
lu-NHka field will be thrown open at
1130 a. 111. ThunxJay. Till1 will fc-ive
I lie Kcliei'ill mlmltiHlon tlrkt-t liuMt-in
cliiiiu; to Ret Neateil before the r
Mivcd aeut patron Mart entering the
field, the nuthorltli tt believe.
Noire Dame Arrive Wi iluinday.
t'oieh Knule llot-kne n rid hi Ni.ejo
lunie (criilhter, accompanied by u
law: delegation of atudent, will nr
rlvn in Lincoln Weilnemlay afternoon
from Omaha. The Kouth
lienderi.
iu arrive in tnnana lit :3i a. rn
, 7 , ' " " "'J """"'
z:J?yrzir 1 ; ,: ?
nil rienioon the Cornhut.kerit
...( .he practice period pollHhln up
lor tne name; tne paine which mean
cverythlrur to N'ehranka, provide' it
run lie placed in (he win column.
Tuemlay afternoon the frenhmen
iixiiiK more Notre Lame foriiiiitiuriH.
were ent 111,'niiiAt the lluskcr varnlty
Glad to relate, tho CornhunUeiH
ruined every trick piny the yearllngx
tried to corni!ete.
Noire Dame Ih noted for It trick '
i , ,i i. , , ,
play ami Coach Kockne'a BKirreKatlon
of plKk In hooter will, no doubt,
r.Hort to their b,. of trl. k form..
tion to fool the IlunkerH, but week
of practice on meeting all kind) of
trick play ho put the Hunker on
edge for thin (yle of piny and it
miiy be that the Soulh Hender will
have to buck up against tln'lr own
myle of footl.nl! Turkey day.
Utile Netting Oning On.
Today Captain Hurley Nobel.
Lewellen and Riiitsell were in the first
ctrlrig backfield, while Schoeppel and
Scherer were on the end. Wenke
rmil Weller played tackle and Haanctt
and llfrfiuiest were alatloned at guard
berth, peternon, tho htieky center,
wn tatlo.ed in tho center of tho
line. This, according to Cornliunk
tri follower, form the team which
will uphold the color of old Nebras
ka on the football field Th.'inkxgtvlng
day.
What little money I being bet iH
being placed even, with the Nebraka
backer anking the advantage of a
tie.
In order to Inuro against accident
the Mauds at Nebraska field will be
thoroughly Inspected by t'niveraity
engineer before the game, according
to a statement issued today by L.
F. Seaton, operating superintendent.
The game ia acheduled to start at
2 o'clock.
Price Set on May.
New York, Nov. 2S. Owners of the i
Vernon cluh of the Taclfic Coast
league told officials of the American
league cluha today they would accept
no lesa than J75,0OO worth of play
rr In exchange for the southpaw
pitcher, Jake May, for whom the lo
cal ownera ha been dickering for
some time. The coat owner say
they want no money for the little
star, but player only. It is under-
mit the Yankee management wil '
joeet the term.
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President Tcarney.
Protests to Land is
I'bicaKo, Nov. 28. Prealdent Tear
ney of the Western and Three Kya
leiiKue, in a 2,000 word protest to
ommlmiiuner I.iiiiiIIk, tonight, chars;-
Cd him With rliHerlmlnntlnir inl.l
i'erft nil.) cltfb of the Three Eye
KiiKue In favor of the Chicago White
;Sox which played an exhibition Kame
i w,,h .i.,b t Ottawa!
in i ..i,.u in,i .,
Idled. ' """"
1 President Tearney declared the
i'eorla club $aa forbidden tij play
Ollawa h the l'corla official were ln-
: formed that the club could not piny
, .iK-ainnt team which harbored inell
(,'ihle player. Later, however, Prcttl-
I'ient Tearney conleinlH, that the White
Sox received permiKlon to play the
tlllfnua .iliiK .....I u..t ,- . a,...,
, i"". , . , ,"el""e
player participated,
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, , h r. Tla Mun-hliion, who had
ZT,nJl'i'U'n OUt,8W' pltch"
"t"'".. ow iiilo ntjjt, a'.coiijiiijj to
I're.siilent Tearney.
The Western league executive uIho
charged f Vimiiiiaaioner Landi with
discrlminatlnsr in favor of the White
Kox In awarding Outfielder Kugcne
i'.ihii or the Mioux City club of the
Western league to the Chicago club
lor $2,500 after Kioux City had ar
ranged to sell i;iKh to the Pittsburgh
Natiohala for 110,000.
Joe Stecher Wins
Over John Friberg
Chicago, Nov. 28. .Ion Steelier of
Dodge, Neb,, defeated John Fribene
of Chicago alter 34 second of vre.
Ding in the sivlh round of their
match tonight with a body cior.
The men are heavyweight.
In a Hcnii-wiiidup, I'aul Prelin,
I niversity of Illinois wrestling in
structor, and Lou Talaher of Chica
go, wrestled four round lo a draw.
They are middleweight.
Waterloo Bowlers
Take Doubles Lead
Kansas City, Nov. 28. The Lorenz-
.Smith team of Waterloo Duburiue, Ia ,
yesterday won the lead in double in
the Midwest bowlihg tournament here
by scoring 1,34, which is within five
pins of tho midwest record set by
Denske and Pradeck of Chicago In
Des Moine last year. H. I. Smith
of the leading double team, scored
701, while J. lorenz. his partner,
iihot C12.
P. Pitt of tit." Louis shot f.CS In
"Ingle and now holds the lead. Wil
niiin inn or Kansas City and K. Ran
J kin of Chicago are tied for second
I place, with 6iS.
le-Mm Teama.
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I I'utnpan. Omaha, NVh . :.J, Kamhrlnn
rir..lhr. rhlro, J Jn, and the t'nlted
I llakrra Supply fionpany, St. I.oula. J 771
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SI t.ou a. I 20 J. an.t Panlala.
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Johnson Heads List
of Coast Net Stars
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IF IT HADMT
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HAVE youR.
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OVER"
tilK filutt Marled scientific light
housekeeping In the ring around
- 1862. At tr.at time he volun
teered by cflnscriptlrn in the big war.
They thought he w;t ono of the
Pennsylvania Cmivi with blooinera.
Hut li.ter tliey di icovered that he had
hi int rolled up o he could run
better.
J IK niccess in college foolball and
boxing was due In the Inspiring ad
vice of hi mascot turtle, Henrietta.
Henrietta's mother hatched no foolish
egg. W Inch was proven when Hen
rietta allowed the hare to beat her
to the butcher shop.
Nebraska playa Notre Dame Thurs
day. Just 60 year ago The Glutt
startled the football world by tearing
off the most revolutionizing play ever
protested.
lie was playing that day for Ncbra
k, having Just grabbed his Thurs
day diploma from Missouri' and hi
Friday cerHficate from Pasteur Insti
tute. He was the varsity dogcatcher
at that place.
He came to the big town a a mem
ber of the Notre Dame team.
Hut the pure Nebraska faculty
made him a better offer just before
the game started. A graduated tatooer
rushed out and tatooed an "S" over
the "N. I." on The Glutt's chest
and the game wa on.
..The game wa nothing to less in
the last minute of the powerful af
ternoon. A Notre Dame back had just
called for a free calch. That started
The tilutt to thinking. He went over
and consulted Henrietta.
There are some folk who think
Henrietta advised The Glutt to turn
turtle so often In the ring.
Another Notre Damn back called for
a free calch. Then their coach called
for a free kirk at goal. The (.lull
put two and two together and added
up the law
On the next play, he called for a
free touchdown.
That won the game fur Nebraska.
Ilut Notre Dame protested that neit
day on the ground that The filutt wa
still wearing Noire Hume's allocs and
Kliicklnc.
The Committee jjae half tho gam
t. Nebraska and half to Notre Dame.
Tlie Ulutt wblxlleil to Mi ni;. H i anil
il.-i-lde.) to iici-ept the lob as Kite
Coach at Pasteur Institute..
Frank Cance, lo
Manage Red Sox
l.t Aim lea, Niiv .4 Ptank
l.aroy Cbame. formerly msnagar of
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THE OMAHA HKK: WEUNESDAV, NOV KMBEK 29, 1922.
SOU ClSTlNcSOlSU
BGTWEEN LOCK. AM
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Iowa City, la., May 28.
Although he jias coached
football teams at Syracuse,
Yale and Ohio State, How
ard Jones tc!d members of
the Iowa City Kiwanis club
that he had never coached
an eleven before which was
as responsive as the Uni-'
versity of Iowa team which
has just come through its
second "big ten" season
without defeat.
The team as a whole was
composed of quick think
ers, he said. Coach Jones'
talk was made at a lunch
eon given in honor of the
Iowa team.
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Dave Shade Will
Meet Schoell Here
Dave Shade, California w oiler
weight, and Frankle Schoell, Buf
falo, N. V., scrappy, have been
matched to meet in a 10-round bout
at the City auditorium, Thursday
evening, December 7, It was an
nounced last night.
The Spanliih American War Vet
erann' organization of this city are
promoting the bout.
Tickets for the bout will not go
on rtale until both fighters have
arrived in Omaha,
Elected Grid Captain.
ChampaiKn, III., Nov. 27. Jainee
McMlilen of Grays Lake, 111., atar
Kiiard on this year's University of
Illinois football team, tonight was
elected captain of the 1923 team at a
dinner tfiven to members of the team
by the Champaign Rotary club.
orts yW6
PAGE, THE BOXING COMMISSION.
The fighter took a mighty swing.
But the referee ducked too late;
And next day the fighter got a
note
"You ean't box any more in this
state."
NEWS ITEM.
Johnny Creeley, one of "Kid"
gchlaifer's managers, is going on a
vacation. We don't know where,
but we understand he has a one-way
ticket.
Tickets to the coming Notre
Dame-Nebraska game are aa scare
as beans in restaurant bean soup.
Christmas is coming and Jack
Dempsey would like nothing better
than assurance of a fight aa his
holiday gift and so would "Kid"
Schlatter.
MOKE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
Hordes of profiteers remind us
That this life is not sublime;
For willi wages going downward ,
The cost of living docs upward
climb.
Joe Reckett is deaf to Rickard's
latest plea, says a London; report.
Perhaps poor ol' Joe knows that If
he waits a little longer. Tej'a
money will talk louder,
I.ATEST NON(i HITS.
"Ah, why did I do It." "Battling"
Sikl.
Carl .iys, hays Colonel T
llimton, "will win J& games nett
fensttn " Venh, snd most of those
i;nnii will be won thin winter In
Ilia Stove l"ISMI'
AS THE TiiitVi HJKH
The ti'tnilik' "Hot ln t always a
:lll flower.
Ihe h"t tve league Is all allow.
Tit autumn hreeie haa fanned M;
Cut hire's a thins I'd Ilk to knna
Ilut attar lha laniM( aland lit
am iUgman hi:
Th fellow he trlt t Vmp up
ai'h Ih pKareaaien iC'S lutsli't
nvlhtng In p IM.I "
Una Hiihltt say that t rnlral tlllt
,'l litkrd )alriily by Ih Nfrarsa
ka Male lhlelir Vn,d ul tawtrta).
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Plans to Put
Western Team
in Link Fail
Lincoln. Nov. IH. Special Tele
gram.) I'lans to bring, the Sinus
lly Wehlern league franchlMi to
Lincoln fell llintiiKli, It became
known here Tuesday, failure to
obtain the re.poiiM ncceahsry was
the reason sttrlbuted by Morrla
Frealinuiu, who lias been handling
(he proposition on In-half of (ieorge
Abel and oilier biihinehs men.
"It would cost .'ill.lMM) to bring
a AVealern league team here. The
syndicate was Hilling to stand halt
of this Initial rout, hut an organi
zation of fans to put up the oilier
half proved liupotahihli'. I'oaslhly,
tilth another year of Stale league
baseball, Lincoln fans will be ready
for the step Into the tauter organl
lation," Mr. Krchhinan said,
John Black Back on
Links After Injury
Ban Francisco, Nov. 28. John
Clack, little Scotch veteran, who waa
the sensutlon of the national oien
championship golf tournament at
Skokle last summer, yesterday made
hia first reappearance on the links
since an automobile accident aimoht
snuffed out Ills life several montlrx
ago. Black has only one good arm,
hia left, but other golfers said he
played a good gamo. He was but
two strokes behind the tied leaders
In the qualifying; round of the Bay
counties championship with a score
of 79.
Kentucky Stud to
Receive 'Wonder Colt'
New York, Nov. 28. Moorvlch, most
talked of thoroughbred of years and
winner of this year's Kentucky derby,
will stand In stud for, the winter, It
was announced today by Fred liurlew,
who trained tho animal for Benjamin
Block. Morvlch will stand at Hay
lends, MIhs., Elizabeth DaliiKftrfleld'a
funn, near Lexington, Ky., where
Wan o' War was takeu when he re
tired two years ai;o.
Locke Leads Scoring.
Chicago, Nov. 2S Gordon Ixicke,
fullback on the Iowa team, rated as
champion of the Western Conference,
la the Individual high point scorer for
tho season, according to records avail
able today, having marked up 72
points. His nearest competitors are
Otis McCreery, halfback of Minnesota,
and Chuck Palmer of Northwestern,
each having 24 points to their credit.
Fight Results
New Orleana. Nov, 2. Anthony Dow
nay of Cincinnati waa Kwarda.l the Uecl
alon ovur "Young" Iienny of New Or
loans In a lC-round bout here.
Nw York. Nov. IH. Johnny Dundee,
junior llghtwalKht i-hanipion, won the
fleclalon over Phil L'dmoitl In a 12-round
boui bera tonight.
Cincinnati, Nov. Ia. Ever Hammer,
fhlcefo lishtwelghf, won over KuockouC
Mara, Cincinnati, on a foul la tho elithth
round of s scheduled 10-rou-id boxing
bout here.
Boeton, Nov. 2D. Panclio Villa. Amer
ican flyweight champion, went out 'of htB
clam again Monday and di-feated Young
Montreal of Providence, winning the de
cision In 10 roundn.
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Johnny Nichols, the St.
Paul welterweight (lugger
who it scheduled to meet
Harvey Thorpe in a 10
round bout at the Cudahy
Athletic club program to
nifcht.
Erwin Bige meet Harry
Kinnear in one of the pre
liminary bouts, while Sid
Soklyn of Lincoln mixes
with Kid Rosgall in the
semi-windup.
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at Kansas City Thursday
f'relghton High school's grid eleven
will leave for Kansas City Wednes
day, where it will play the De A
Mare High ThankBKlving day. The
Prepmen suffered their only defeat
of the season at the hands of Omaha
Central.
Dan Morgan, who was Injured In
the game with Cambridge, will be in
uniform against the Mlnsourians.
To Captain Hoobicrs.
Bloomlngton, lnd., Nov. 27. Stew
art Butler of Wabash. Ind., "Was
elected captain of the Indiana uni
versity, football team of 1928 at a
banquet tonight.
Cy Martin Loses.
Chicago, Nov. 27. Henry Kar
hunsaari of Virginia, Minn., a middle
weight, defeated Cy Martin of Chi
cago, with a toe lock in four minutes
and 15 seconds of the second round.
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fragrant cigar. Mozart is fra
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of Havana fragrance
beautifully made.
No Whooping
About Draft
atLeagueMeet
Chicago, Nov. 2s.neplte rumore
to the contrary, thero will be no
whonpliiK and howling iilmnt the draft
when the minor leunue Is gathered
In annual convent lun next week at
Louisville. Ciiiimii.-Hinner K. M. Lnn
ills dellned the initjiuV Ml tit tide today
when he said he wouldn't mention
the subject at the convention and
several minor Uihhis have iilremty an
nounced themselves so welt satisfied
with the present iiiriitiuetnent that
they will waste no timu tulklng resto
ration. Homo draft talk may develop, how
ever. It Is whispered nlimt that thn
Texas league and Southern Hasncla
Hon, which now recognize the. majors'
Hunt to select players niuiually, are
ready to kick over the tnu-es and Join
thtt American association, Interna
tional, I'iiclllc Coast, Wcst'-in and
Three Rye, the five holdout.
I.tiridis' il'-i'lsion to ignore thn (ues
Hon entirely at Louisville ia the re
sult of a conviction that to do other
wise would bo waste of energy. At
tho minor convention in Ituffulo last
year the commissioner talked himself
blue in the faee ubont restoring the
draft. I'.efoie that and even after ho
continued his efforts to bring the. five
recalcitrant minors Into line, but ho
made no hi-mlway. finally ho saw
he was up against 11 htoiin wall and
now that the lenguea involved have
shown tio change of heart he dis?s not
Intend to give 'em another argument.
Just what Landls intenila to tell the
minors this ynr is something only he
himself knows. When asked today
what his plans were, so long as the
draft subject was taboo, he replied
that he had none.
Pyott to Captain
Chicago Gridsters
Chicairo. Nov. 28. James Pvntt of
Chicago, star halfback, today was
elected captain of the 1923 University
of Chicago football team,
a
Soccer League to Meet.
The Omaha Soccer league will meet
In the city hall Wednesday evening
at 8.
WTTHTHE
Omahft IS UsMd Wire,
Nfw York, Nov. 2S. Th rapart
tnHTi8tin(r from Buffalo iht Jm
Wil Jarrl war HnxjouM to moii! Floyd
Johnson, ttie younut nwrn. aiant, nmi
na a plt8nt isuri.rhi t i Tt x Rlek
nrd. The bg prornnier hart Juit nhout
decided that tho current ;rop of flght
wr ti 11 n't care to do anything but
Ptrut about truntlng that iomq on
wouM drop a fortune th,r way Juit
for the privllPKn of urfuz them bo.
I will BurIy he to
have noma nt thoxe bg bird do some
fiKhtintr, Thpy won't take enythlnflr
tuutvh and whn they BUhmlt the
iiainoa of some 'jft nyotji, they went
liofhlnf? U;hh 'han a few iplllton dol
lars to perforin."
Eddy fchevlln, the chetnplon welter
w A iff hi of Xpw Kiivlnnd, and Jimmy
Kelly of tha Bronx have been matched
to meet for 12 rounds at tho Gar
den Wednesday night. Thta bout will
take the place of the Jack Renault
HMly Mink mntch which waa poat
pontd until a later date.
Another ffood bout on the isme
fftrd will be tho Charley MrKenna
und Leo Ciatcn bout for 10 round.
They had It out In the Garden three
wr.eku hko. but both readily eigned
fur a return match which pro inlaw
ii lot of excitement.
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