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LOSS OF SHAW IS
BLOW TOJUSKERS
Jumbo Stiekm Obliged to Becait
Line for Hotre Dame
Game.
SALE OF TICKETS IS HEAVY
(Pram a Staff Correspondent.)
IJNCOI.N, Oct. 1 (Special.) Jumbo
tlehra has nt out a cU to the Huaker
graduate and former foot ball atari to
aastt In whining tha Nebraska Una In
shape by neat Saturday for tha big Notre
Dam iin, Tha loss of Tarkle Shaw,
due to bis father's daath In tha railroad
ccldant In Kansas, haa been a big blow
to tha Huaker machine.
Shaw wa catching onto tha trlcka of
tha gam nicely and had performed mora
satisfactorily than any of tha several
candidates blf Jumbo tried out for tha
Job. Tha Ions of thaw at this time Is
especially severe, for It disrupts the lineup
Btlehm bad planned to una In the big:
Came. "
fhielda, tha former South Oin.it a boy.
baa been shifted from guard bark f-
tackle, where bis playing: waa admittedly
tha sensation of tha sarly season scrim
mage work. Dale, big, hesry first
squad man, has bean nt In tn plus; tha
gap at guard. Tha addition of Pale adds
thirteen pounds of boct to the I tusker
lineup, but ha la not nearly so trely
aa tha old combination and la green to
tha game. .
Nebraska Is working entire y behind
closed doors. Btlehm gave tha tfarslty a
tig bunch af now plays last Msht In tha
f'.ret mwI practice and drilled the "var
sity until dark In their use. The forma
tions were used this afternoon against
tha freshmen for tha first time. Another
hard scrimmage Wednesday evening will
wind up tha stiffen part of the practice,
and tha Huakers will taka It easy unUl
Saturday, beginning Thursday night The
squad Is In excellent physical condition
and should enter the blf battle Saturday
fit to put up tha toughest k.nd of a sorap.
Xotra Daaa faunae Friday.
Notre Dame will Icava for Lincoln
Thursday evening and will reach here
Krtday In time for a slight workout at
tha ball park or Country club grounds
in the afternoon. .Coach Harper Is put
ting his men through tha hardest kind of
scrimmage and has withdrawn Milnery,
the big J 40-pound tackle, and rclexated
him to a second-squad position. The
Notre be me ecrbes aal that tha Catholics
have a good ahance to win. although ad
mitting tha game will ha a hard one.
Tha confidence In the Notre Dame game
baa- had rather a depreiislng Influence at
Nebraska, along wltt) the tons of Shaw.
Heavy Ticket Kale,
Tike eale of tickets has never been
equaled at tha university. Rued placed
all of tha available scats on sale yester
day homing and before the store opened
a line i"0 tret long had formed. The most
choice spats were eagerly snapped Uo
within two hours after the sale opened
snd last night Reed had but a few hun
dred places on the IluM hfl. Ileed sa
that W,0 people will see the game, tha
nest largcet crowd In history at Nebraska
being I.OW for tha big Michigan ginm
three years ao, RwJ will recall all of
tha seals cent out In blocks to small
towns, which have not been taken by
Thursday night, and will place them on
aal la Unco In for the lata arrivals.
Yale Men Excited
Over Action of
the Committeo
SEW 1IA VF.N'. Conn., Oct. I.-The dis
qualification of flva members of tha Tale
base ball team from further participation
In Intercollegiate athletV-s. as announced
last night, for violation of tha Tale sum
mer bass ball rule, caused a great sensa
tion at Tala today, especially as reports
were currant that other athletes era lia
ble to be declared Ineligible under the
rule by tha athlstlo committee.
Karly reports were that nine players
had fallen under tha ban, but only five
names have so far been made public.
A maaa meeting of the student body
waa called for this afternoon to dlcuss
ths situation.
Seats to Notre Dame
Sell Fast in Omaha
The local committee In charge of the
sal of seat to tha Nebraska-Notro
I'ame game Saturday, reports thst over
IO seats have already been sold In
Omsha, In addition to several boxes.
This Is also exclusive of the special sec
tion which the live stock men will oc
cupy. The live stock men will lsave
Omaha on a special train early Saturday
morning so that they can visit tha slate
agricultural farm before the game. Oey
Ilecd. .at. Lincoln, hag reported to the
Omaha committee that every available
aeat at the university field haa been
taken and It will b Impossible to allot
any more seats to Omaha. Tha commit
tee warns Omahent who Intend to go to
see the game to purchase their seats Im
mediately, as only a few remain.
PUGS NOT PERMITTED
TO TAKE OTHER NAMES
esasssaBaaaaaas
NEW TORK. Oct. !. Pugilists com
peting In thla state will not be permitted
to adopt the names of men whose reputa
tions have already been gained In the
ring, under a new rule adopted by the
Etat Athletio commisHion. After con
sulting the attorney general to ascertain
whether. It has the power to enforce
such a rule, the commission announced
that all boxers who fight here will be
required to register their family names
snd their assumed names with the oom
mleelon. Several pugilists . are fighting under
similar names and It Is prophealed that
the state eommUnlon will have difficulty
in deciding which are entitled to them.
ALEX TO SHOW IN
NEBRASKA TOWNS
Bill Gorman, Advance Kan for All
8tar Tonr, Sayi Grover Will Work
Fart of Game in Each City.
8CALE OF FEICES ARRANGED
Orover Cleveland Alexander, who Is to
ft. Paul, Neb., what Joe Sterhcr Is to
Dodge, will. Join the All-Nationals at
Omaha, declares Pill Oorman, advance
agent, press agent and handy man for
the all-star tour, who dropped Into Omaha
yesterday to make a few arrangements
for the game at Rourke park Sunday.
Alexander will work In the box In all
games played In this state, ssld Oorman.
lie will work a few Innings In Omaha, a
few In Lincoln. Columbus, Grand Island
and North Platte. .
Gorman also arranged the- scale of
prices with Pa Rourke. Boxes will be
H.JP. seats In the center reserved section
will be It, grandstand seats will be 7
cents and bleacher seats will be 60 cents.
While In Omaha, Oorman spun an In
teresting ysrn about Frank ltancroft,
who Is secretary of the Cincinnati club
and cleans up a little side coin In the fall
by promoting all-star tours. I
"Bancroft," said Gorman, "was orig
inally a hotel landlord, catering to the
theatrical profession at New Bedford,
Mass. funny's next venture was the
show business. A troupe stopped at his
hotel, found themselves broke and un
able to pay the bill. So Banny went to
the next atand with the troupe. No re
sults. Thla continued for ten days, after
which he attached the show, became Ha
owner and conducted a profitable tour.
Takes Stack la Clab.
"After a whirl at the show business he
returned to New Bedford and devoted
his attention to his hotel. The local ball
club waa not paying expenses. Most of
the players lived at Benny's hotel and
the bills for lodging and eats piled up
rapidly. Bancroft took stock In the club
to pay the accounts and that la how he
got stsrted In base ball.
"Bancroft has made several trlpa to
Cuba with all-atar American teams and
he Introduced base ball to that country,
lie Is called the father of base ball'
Cuba.
fin loot Bancroft managed the tour of
the All-Nationals and tha Athletics and
last season piloted an A 11-American and
All-National team as he Is this year."
LITTLE INDIAN LEADER SALT) TO
EE SOME HALFBACK.
AL CAHN DEFEATS SYMES
FOR STATE BILLIARD CUP
Allert Cahn easily dofeated Harry
Eymea to 320 Mondsy night at U.I
balk line billiards, and by so doing gained
permanent pofscaeton of the 1911 stale
cup.
Students Seek to
Travel as Live Stock
IOWA CITT, la. Oe. l.--Selal
Telegram.) -Students at Iowa obtained
interviews with freight agents of three
rajlroads today contemplating tha ac
ceptance of a plan whereby l.tf.w of them
could be billed through to the Mlunesota-.
Iowa game at Nortbrup f I. id thla week
end as live stock, the shipment being
made on a special freight at the round
trip cost of U per head.
A mass meeting baa bean called for
Tuesday nltht to encourags the attend
ance since a rate of some sort haa bees
promised by one road.
CiSGUALtFOTIONOF - ,
YALE MEN IS SENSATION
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Oct. 1.-The
Yale university base ball team at a meet
ing today decided to postpone Indefinitely
the election of a successor te Captain
Kilt urn. who with tour other player
have been disqualified for violating the
Tale tlltflblhty ruie concerning the ptsy
iag ef ''summer bass bell." Ne explana
tion of the actum waa made public. Mil
bura and the other players promised te
aid la coaching the varsity nine this
spring.
The dlsnualiftcatlug of ths players has
cauetd one of the greatest sensations In
years at Yale. There eie many rumor
tonight that other playera would be d-
tleied ineligible, but nothing: could be
Wrnt4 from official sources.
Pubis to Marry.
CHICAGO, 0U 19.-iSp-tiU Telegram.)
e-Vames M. Kelly, Jr.. of Omaha secured
a UV-eose here loOsy tv, orry Miss fclleO
THREE-EYE LEAGUE IS
TO HAVE EIGHT CLUBS
CHICAOO, Oct. ll.-The tndiana-Hllnols-
leegeu, at Its annual meeting here today
decided tentatively upon a circuit for
Hit, going back to eight club Instead of
even by the addition of Rock Island,
lBaitfery;
ateaee) Lessat.
CLASSIC CUATH.
1st. M. Sd. Tot.
McDougal I-'
aleaery ....lot
lilKfor.t .... In
r-wanaon ,..1IH
buallltvik ..iul
Vu
1HU
145
)
144
1T
KM
104
-3
K.t
M
ti
1917
Tulais M C
Ml.NA TATLVnii.
1st. Sd. J-l. Tot.
Pleraon ,...li lii l -4
Uarbleil ...)! US 1M M
Harrlnvton l'T VI m 4
Alnxov ... n 111 in 7
Masllko ...15) JW Six)
Handicap ..it it is M
Totals ....IT Hit HI !U
PREAUN tlllT Jl'MI'l ltS.
1st. 21. 3d. Tot.
Courtney ..lit) W lif 11
I 'loll W lit 140
Oraham ...111 t 144 t i
l.ar.on 17 -lt BiO
Horiadlne . Si )"7 HI ill
II 11 II &
Kaufman
Connor ..
I rl.ir .....
hi raw ....
.117
.1
.111
.111)
1
17
M
10
117
16
1
1SI
vl
txi
1.1
Total ....&M M2 n 1SJ7
t aloa PacUte Leaarae.
GKNKRAl. FREIGHT.
1st. M. M. TTt.
Stafford . UM 14 1U 424
Prummy . 1M 111 117 44!
Vapor Ill IV H 44
iHtna I "I Hi M (87
Vh roth .. lTf m 3vi tut)
Total.
Handicap
Totaia
Ki ,K 711 IbJI
1UKAL WMiHlVi.
1st. 2d. a J. Tot
1.-4
1"4
11
1
Bathka ....U4
Van M"rn.. W
Mcti'fnrty
I'rootinlo ,.t'4
Klrkliam
..Ul
ln
in
161
Totaia .
1DKAL
K nee
t'oinell
farker ..
Hurk.e .
Vk eetergard ll
Haaduau t
.16 47 asl li
MACKINAW'S.
l.'l 131 C7
..!)
..1
1"
lui
Is
1.1J
14S
I
74
1
t
4.7
Totsls
711 M V0 X4
IL'ICAL OVE.HA1.I.R
1st. J M. Tot.
McCagu
Paul
r aver .
sleek ...
.l.'T
.147
.1J
. M
.171
144
1.4
W
14
Ul
lit
1M
17
Totale ....479 43 41
S atrial Matek.
riKKSTONB Tilt Ell.
n
44
k
4.11
iue4
1st.
Johnson ...14
)iit y 141
Ncieun 1-J
King 1 1
bhuUrl ....14a
2d
4
1
lit
171
M. Tot
111
lit
Hi
174
tl
13
S110
m 7u no
MOT1VK IMSWER.
1st. t. W. Tot.
Match .... 1J7 i; 174 4
Wnnett .. 1 1AJ M St
ttrnd .... V in itt a;s
Vaneura .. HI K-4 14 4.-3
U Norg d. in HI I4i W3
Fallow
Wolff ..
..11 la 11
80S
371
Totals ... 7U6 74 730
BNGINCFKfl.
Int. M. M. Tot
Peckler ... Iks 144
Isaiun Ill
lied field .. HJ
bhaw 1
U 17
14
117
1J
In
HI
m
1.S4
at
Totals ... 7 47 714
OMAHA fiHOPH.
1st. Id. d. Tot.
Johnson .. 11 V4
ISHirra .... 1.1
l.iHh U-4
Haner I'M
Hrodbeek . 1j
Handicap . 14
174
1.3
1H4
lvt
U
1-4
1..7
116
167
1U
II
Totals...
CAR
Htnnlk ..
ti header .
Ianurt ...
V-tvrfar ..
8ttne
, 41 TM 74
KFCORTH.
let. Id. sd. Tot
, lh lw V4 (.
, 1M If4 111 4W
. lu ln4 147 4x4
, lm IkS ld k-
i 1 It) Iti 4 4
MS t4
Totals.... 74 l
lrt. H. d. Tot.
earl .... 1W Itfr 4
Mart is .... It laj t 4,1
Varwold .. a )4 YM Ui
Pi raw j 11 J 14 M
KWny 14 lit 4 4
Handicap , M U H
TotaU...,714 74 nU
Vrrse A Haaaaaer.
& 4 H. SHIKTg.
Name. l'. ti. H. Tot.
Totaia.. .m 4(1 M tll3
RtLdANCH KABKIC.
Mama. 1st. M. ad. Tot.
Scott IX 137 104 tS
Thtimiwm 7 H 1X1 !
v. smith ..iae w ut tn
Totals.. .140 l.ioe
OAK HHAND OVRllAIJ
Kama. 1st. M. M. Tot.
T. tierKa..l!4 lt7 14 4A0
G. Bnlttt...U& lh 134 V
Mullck .... K 114 N 107
Tnllll . Mi Ul m 14S
VICTDHlAN PKAFKWV8
Name. 1st. !. U. Tot.
Erath ID )7 M Kt
Iarllng ...Ut 13S y
J. Jensn..ll4 K 104 114
Totals.. 1S4 SV0 1.004
VH TOUT Ht!IERT.
Name. 1st. M. M. Tn.
!rdla li 111 nr; 127
Ciak lot lOrt 1 J.
Glynn Hi fi iul K
Totaia. .122 96 140 17
PATRICIAN CIGARS.
Name. let. W. Id. Tot
O. Koach.. i 74 Y M
Hherman ..l ln H4
Dortch .... M M 141 161
Totaia.,. 1 X8 Un
Paatea Gallagher.
KAMOS.
Name. 1st. M. M. Tot
Pmtih 1M 2 in X4
Callahan ,1M 121 I'D 4t
Brannian .. 140 131 4K7
Totaia... tut 1:4 437 1,'.
I'AVTtlN,
Name. 1st. 3d. Id. Tot.
Ilarbauks -H4 1m im j4
Jonathan ,.li lie im J73
Kuna 146 1J0 Ul a
Totals . .SNT TM S70 1,117
Kama. let. J.1. W. Tot
Rrbata 127 c 114 147
Wtnketm'n.lM 174 IM ?l
Hathaway 170 It in feu.
Totals.. .4Mi 447 411 1,445
Name. lit. 1.1 M. Tot
Young 1 171 !M m
Abrtmsoa .14 1. il 411
tulomon ...11 HO 13t rt
Totaia. - H i ta
p ,-44V-.. A
( "N J
""v (- '
1 1
X' V
V :-s.' ' ' .
Capt Clements rotA
One of the men Crelghton will have to
look out for next Saturday Is Clement,
captain of the Haskell Indians and star
halfback of the team. While only weigh
ing 140 pounds, Clement Is a dashing
player and seldom falls to make hi re
quired distance when carrying the ball.
Clements Is 21 years of age and la play
ing hlo second year with Haskell. Hie
home Is In California, ,
111., which succeed to the place given
up last summer by Decatur. Definite de
cision on the make up of the league will
be made, It 1 expected at a meeting In
alollne the first week In December. The
guaranv of each club wa raised from
1600 to 11,000 at tb meeting.
CHICAGO SPORTS
BET ONAMERICDS
Information from Chicago Bayi
Crowd Which Lot on Cutler Will
Attempt to Begain Losses.
S IXC HER WRESTLES LEWIS
FVl W. Fmith, eportlng editor of the
Chicago American and referee of the
Btecher-Cutler match In Omaha July S,
cut loose with some Information which
should prove Interesting to Nebrsskan
who have found Stecher a pretty good
Investment
Smith declare that Chlcagoana who
took a chance on the ability of Charley
Cutler last July and left a bunch of per
fectly good Chicago coin out here as a
result will try to get back their losses on
Aroericus. with whom Jo Is booked to
battle at Uncoln the night of October i.
Smith eay Chicago mat fan like Arrvri
cus and that they like his work. Those
who cannot make the trip to Lincoln to
see the cluih Intend to send commissions
out to back the Baltimore man.
This should be pleasant news for Dodge
county. Up In that county a wager on
Stecher Is good socurlty at a bank and It
doesn't make much difference how much
coin the Windy City sports Send out,
there'll (till be some Cornhusker dough
laying around looae.
Tonight Stecher will lock horns with
Strangler Lewis at Evansvitla, In. Thla
Lewi person has been boasting of his
ability and haa had a tendency to peat
derogatorily of the ability of Joe. The re
sult la the match wa framed and Mr.
Lewi will In all probability loaa some of
hi enthusiasm regarding hi prowess
o'clock tonight .
Base Ball Stars
Start on Their Tour
CHICAGO. Oct . Baseball star of
the American and National league were
ready to get away tonight on their tour
of the northwest and west The first
game wa acheduled for Oahkosh, Wis.,
tomorrow. The tour will close November
13.
Dick Hoblltsel. of the Boston Ameri
cana, will be In oommand of the All
American and Frank Bancroft, business
manager of the Cincinnati Nationals, will
be In charge of the National leaguers.
Grover Alexander of Philadelphia,
Johnny Ever of Boston, Roth of Cleve
land, Rtrunk and Sohang of Philadelphia
Amertoana and Walker of St Louis were
among the players who reported early
today.
After playing In the principal cltle of
the northwest, the teams will go to San
Franclaoo for a series of - game at the
Panama-Pacific exposition.
Lost Plaaot 1 Wnmmi.
PARIS, Oct 1. frof. Blgoudan. In a
communication to the Academy of
Science, announced that crlculatlon
made by Fabry and Blondel at Marseille
show that the new planet wnose dis
covery waa announced by Prof. Sola of
the Barcelona observatory, I really "tt
Ambrosl," which ha been loot sight of
for thlrty-1 rear.
OMAHA UNIVERSITY TEAM
REBUILT FOR BETHANY GAME
It will be a reconstructed team that
Coach Delamatra of tha University of
Omaha present against the Bulldog at
Bethany Friday afternoon. The last two
defeat has stirred the school and play
er that have laid on the shelf for some
time are being dragged out and whipped
Into condition for the remaining contest.
The line which ha proved a difficult
problem, la In process of reconstruction.
Captain Bruce, who ha recovered from a
broken bone In bis arm, 1 to be used at
guard. Hart Jenk, another heavyweight
who previously waa In the backfleld, has
been shifted to a similar place and with
etbert and Debolt at tha tackle.
Delamatra haa been using thla combina
tion sueoesa fully during scrlmmaga prac
tice and la positive that the Una trouble
1 over. Another addition that la expected
to speed up tb backfleld I Howard
Delamatra, Delamatra, who wa Induced
to oom out for the team last week, la
fast and shifty on hi feet
Following the gam with Cotner Friday
afternoon, the University of Omaha team
will stay In Lincoln Saturday to witness
ths Notre Dame-Nebraska contest
Seek to Establish
Identity of Woman
Held in Hospital
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Oct. 19. Poll.e
and charity hospital aulhcritle are try
ing to clear up the Identity of an ap
parently wealthy young woman who gives
the name of Mrs. Julia King and says,
she came from Seattle. In a seml-con-
scious state, she cries for her two chil
dren and their French nure, who, she
said, became separated from her In chang
ing train at some pluce which she could
not name.
The woman was taken to the hospital
In a hysterical condition and has been
delirious ince. Bhe aald she was the
widow of Captain Thomas P. King, a
Canadian officer, killed at the Dardan
elles. She wore. expensive clothing and
diamonds and jewolry, said to be worth
more than 11,500. A fur-lined coat bore
the mark of a Montreal tailor amd her.
shoe bore the stamp of a Seattle firm.
The woman complain of pain at the
base of the brain, but physicians have'
found no marks of an Injury or other In
dication of the cause of her condition.
DEATH RECORD.
C'harlea A. Moore.
SIDNET. Neb., Oct lJ.-(Spclal Tele
gram.) The funeral of Charles A. Moore,
one -of the oldest residents of this sec
tion, took place today. Deceased had
been Ul for more than a year. He wa.
about 81 years old. He came to Sidney,
when the Indiana Inhabited the country,
was the first pony express rider and later,
engaged In the mercantile forwarding,
business to the Black Hills. He leaves
widow and two ona, Horace acd Wash-,
lngton Moore.
Us Th Bee' "Swapper.' eolumn.
Meet After FtftT-Elarht Year.
SANTA BARBARA. Cnl.. Oct 1 Mrs.
Ann Leach, 79, of Mansfield, O., and Mrs.
M. Gllmore, 89, of this city, slaters, wero
together here today for the first time In
fifty-eight years. Kach had supposed the
other dead. Mrs. Leach arrived here on
a tour of the west and waa Informed .
a Mr. C E. Starr might be a relative.
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learned mm the Cbbftk, a uteo he proud! arMced his rune to our trnoml Dedartslon of Indepcnd
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of the signers of the Declaration of rpdenca. and was Wc&d upon rnrnd& rerard by rich and
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