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NEW $12,000,003 VIADUCT, said to be the largest concrete railroad bridge in the world.. It is between Clark's Sum
mit and Halstcad, Pa., on the main line of the Lackawanna, and by means of it 3.6 miles have been cut off the distance be
tween New York and Buffalo.
ORTH PLATTE WINS
Omaha High's Left Half Stagger.
Over Goal Line for Team'
Only Touchdown.
FINAL FORTY-EIGHT TO SEVEN
Fmpim lime .
24th and L Streets Gouth Omaha
QUALITY HIGH-PniCEG LOW
Not Ono Day. Out Every Day
NORTH PLATTK. NK. Nov. U-(Pp-clal.)
The line ripped to nhreda and the
: hackfleld replaced by eecond men. the
.' Omaha Hljrh school lout to the North
Platte school here today, 48 to 7.
Omaha's only acore came In the fourth
nlR)g
atarg-er, having been knocked out. Inter
cepted a forward pnaa and dashed thirty
yards for a touohdomn. Every fan on
'ie field yelled himself hoarse at thla ex
hibition of pure nerve. Smith kicked goa.l
A south, wind was blowing- when the
Bame started, Omaha won the toss and
chose to defend the south goal. Omaha
returned the klckoff ten yard. A for
ward pass and a punt Rained twenty
yards, after vhlch North Platte trained
the ball and Omaha aparently lost henrt.
After fourteen minutes' of fast scrim
mage, Oool, North Platte, took the ball
.round the end for sixty yards for a
.Jourhdown and kicked fro I. Score, 7 to 0.
Line rinnaxes Follow.
In the second period, O'Connet replaced
Hood. North Platte's ' rlffht (ruard , In
even minutes. Bogue, North Platte, car
tied the ball over after a series of suc
cessful Una plunges and a twenty-yard
forward pass, Thompson to Jones. Cool
kicked goal. Cool Intercepted Morearty's
attempted forward pas and sprinted
seventy (It yards for a touchdown. He
failed to kick goal. "
With four minutes to play, Thompson
punted thirty yards. Cool took the ball
thirty yarda around the end for a touch
down. Ha kicked goal.
The second period ended with the score
17 to 0, and the ball on Omaha's twenty
yard Una, - -
Crowley mad several Jons; punts In the
third period. Three minutes' playing.
with line plungea toy, Cool and Christ and
Va twenty-yard punt by Thompson enabled
I Christ to take the ball around "the end
thirty-five ' yards for a touchdown. Cool
kicked goaL
Omaha's defense, seemed : to weaken.
Logan. Omaha, bucked the line for nice
gains. Open playing and fast backfleld
work .rought the . halM to Omaha's
twenty-yard line at the close of the third
period. Score, M to & . ..
Honmrtr the Hero.
Bhortly after the opening of the fourth
trtod. Mo mart was knocked out for
Kve mlnutea, after which he made his
BDectaoular run for a touchdown. After
a series of Una plunges by Baker, Kelley,
Christ and Johnson. Brjue took the bail
over In a two-yard line buck. Cool
kicked goal. Hood replaoed O'Oonnell.
North Platte used line plungea entirely
now. Taking the ball, quickly down the
felld. Kelley too the b&U orer. Cool
kicked goat
Omaha substituted Mason for Reese,
Bwller for Paynter, and McFarland for
Newton, but failed to gain ground. The
game ended with the ball near Omaha's
goal and the score 48 to 7. Lineup:
OMAHA. I NORTH PLATTE.
viitn LlK.iR.EL Thompson
Paynter 4 LT. R.T..... Boe
Reese (0 10. R.Q .. Hood
n..r C R Calhoun
Krogh R.O. UQ Crook
Crowley .- R.T. UTw Baker
Smith ........ R.K. LB Overman
Nichols A. Q.B. Q B Jones
Moreartr L.H. R.H Christ
Lotan R.H. L.H ..Cool (c)
Peterson F.B. F.B Kelly
Referee: James Keane, Notre Dame.
Umpire: Lester Caldwell, Marquette.
Linesman: Vincent Haskell, Nebraska.
Went to the Hospital.
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Chadrom Beats Alliance.
RHADR1N. Neb.. Nov. 12. (Special Tel
egram.) 'the foot ball team of the Chad
ron Normal beat the Alliance team here
todav. acore. 26 to 8. Cantaln Ulysses
Wiley of Chadron Normal was knocked
out twice. First came a blow on' tho
ear from which he recovered sufficiently
to Dlay afterwards and then a sprained
knee laid horn low. He was carried,
off the grounds, lie will soon be able
to walk. He says the game was worth
Injury.
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Defeat for Hastings High.
AURORA. Neb.. Nov. 12. (Special Tele
gram.) Aurora High school today de
feated Hastinga, lis old rival, in .foo
ball, 14 to 13. When Aurora 'made the
aeuond touchdown. It failed for goal. Um
pire Jamea Harvey of York, allowed an
other kick, because a HastinKS man was
orr sue. Aurora kicked goal, but it was
contested by Hastings. Umpire Harvey
and Kereree White of Huntings, agreed
on tne nnai aocre.
My New Drafts are nelievLnjj Thou
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T I.A CACA WA NNA 'S JVEW VtA D VCX
WESLEYAN WINS
TITLE JJPON PASS
Forward Toss of Ball Enables
1 Methodist School to Lay Out
Doane Timers.
SCORES IN LAST FIVE MINUTES
CRETE, Neb., Nor. IS. (Special Tele
gram.) A long forward pars In the last
five minutes of play from Durham to
Hughes gave the Wesleyan Coyotes tho
winning touchdown in the state champion-
rhlp battle on Doane fielditWa afternoon
before the largest crowd of the season.
The Wesleyan team cams on a apeclal
from Lincoln about 1:30,, with a crowd
of over 200 rooters, and the competition
in rooting between the two schools was
Intense For three quarters Coach
Schlsaler's Tigers fought the heavy Wes
leyan team to a standstill, and held the
ball In the Coyotes' territory " for the
entire forty-five mlnutea, .
Tn the last period Wesleyan had a Uttle
the edge on the locals, but the Tiger de
fense held, and after two unsuooeaafal
attempts at passes a long, one from Dur
ham to Hughes, while everyone was
watching Eaton gave the Coyotes their
opportunity to score.' -
The game was bard fought throughout
and the teams were evenly ' matched.
Wesleyan was slightly superior on the
straight foot ball, while Doane clearly
outclassed In the open game.
In the first half Doane held the ball on
the visitors' ten-yard line on three occa
sions, only to be held 'for downs and lose
the ball. The half ended with the ball
In the Tigers' possession on Wcsloyau's
twenty-yard line.
An attempted place kick from the thir
ty-five yard line by Edmunds failed, as
did likewise a drop kick by Henman.
Durham on line bucking and on the
defense starred for the visitors.
For Doane Captain Johnston was in
every play and celarly demonstrated his
right to all-state center. Time and again
he stopped line bucks without gain, and
it was his "pep" which put confidence
Into the on tire team, the like of which
has never been shown by a Doane team
before.
King starred obth en receiving forward
passes and on breaking up end runs, as
well as carrying the ball from punt for
mation. Koester was there In all depart
ments of the game at Intercepting forward
passes, running with the ball and tack
ling dangerous runners, when they got In
the clear.
Edmunds at tackle was a whirlwind and
deserves all -state mention. Whltehouse
played a wonderful game at quarter, run
ning with the ball for good gains and
making some dandy forward passes.
The Doane reserves will go to Clay
Center Saturday to play the high school
team at that place.
Tho lineup:
Durham. Referee: Rarely, Nebraska.
Umpire: HalllKan, Nebraska. Head lines
man: Luke, 1 Hane. Timekeeper: Has
tings, Ncbraxka. Time of quarters: .15 nX).
Prrdne to Coast.
ritcher Hub Perdue of the St. Louis
Ordinals may go
exchange for Roy
to San
Corhan.
Francisco in
Yanks Ckana Minds.
The New York Yankees will not go to
Ocala, Fla., after all to do their training.
WESLEYAN.
Alexander ..L. ,E.
McLoughlln ..L. .T.
Hlnman Q.
Hughe C.
Hudson .......L. H.
Huckner R. .O.
Williams H..UH. T.
Hull K. .K.
Culbertson ....R. H.
Durham V.H.
Eaton Q. . H.
L. B.
L. T.
L.O.
a...
R. O.
R. T.
DOANE.
Bayer
Blast
......... Collins
Johnston
Jellnek
Edmunds
R. F King
L. H.... Koester
R. H Wallace
F. B Klein
Q. B.... Whltehoueo
Substitutes: Hlnman for Culbertson
Swan for Hlnman, McCormick for Wil
liam a, Wlll'ams for Swan, Gentry for
Huckner, Klndlg for Wallace. Touch
down: Hughe. Ooal from touchdown:
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