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THK HKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOV
TILE WEATHER.
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RXAL ESTATE LOANS
t AND m"4 for limn on boat class city
residence In amrunts $2 w up. also
farm loans. ReaannaMe rommtMlons
FETER8 TRUST CO.. 122 Karnam Pt
OMAHA home. Kaat Vebraaka farme.
O'KEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO..
IH8 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 371&.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder. CitT National Bank Rlilg.
tic. CtTT LOANS. C. O. Carlberg,
u U Brandaia Theater Bid
Iia.
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FARM RAM II l.A.MJn FOR BALE).
Florida.
FLORIDA Any one winning a large
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dress Taveau, Altamonte .-sring, Kla. -o
-T-
Mlnnranta
, JO r lHO acreg good heavy aoll, well
settled part of Todd county, Minn
rood roads, schools and churches. Price,
115 to IM per acre. Terma. $1 per acre
caah. balance 11 per acre a year; 3,0u0
acre to select from. Schwab Hroa.. 1028
Mlaaoarl.
160 Acre Missouri farm,
house, barn, orchard.
Terma $4(10. Farm list free,
tain Home. Ark.
RS cultivated;
spring. 11,010.
Ward, Moun-
Wlironla.
UPPER WISCONSIN Host dairy and
general crop state n tha union; eettljrs
wanted: lands for aale at low prices on
easy terms. Auk for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central Land Grant, excellent lands
for atock raining;. If latereated In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchards.
Address Land and Industrial Dept. Boo
I.lne Railway, Minneapolis. Minn.
Miscellaneous.
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FAEMS FOR RENT
FARM FOR RBNT-150 acre, about 55
acres in alfalfa. Inquire Wal. 1.312, or
apply to J. C. Root.
REAL ESTATF NORTH SIDE
Omaha Bowlers Fail
to Make Big Scores
In Five-Man Events
Luxus Team Shoots Into Ninth Place
Total of 2,633, Other Locals Fall
ing Behind Them in the Race
THIS IS GREAT DAY ON ALLEYS
NEW BUNGALOW 1I0ME
Five-room, has oak Mulch. In three
rooms, ono a sunrooin; beam ceilings;
bookcases', window seat; fine Urge
kitchen with convenient pantry and Ice
box room; furnace heat; cemented base
ment; fine lot; paved street; clone to car;
located near 19th and Laird Sts.; easy
terma or lot taken as first payment.
RASP BROS.,
1 McCague mart. Douglas 1653.
Glose-in Bargain
2614 Chicago St.
An 8-room, all modern house, with
full lot, 66x146, only short distance from
Crelghton college and high school, and
walking distance from center of town.
With $100 ape-it in repairs, this house
would be easily worth 33.000. We are
athorlzed tou sell It. for a- few dnys. at
a real sacrifice 12,400; W cash and
monthly payments to suit.
The Byron Reed Co
1-rTE.XA.X UAOUt.
Ttm- City. Score,
Jaok PtnJels. St. Ionia S.7S0
Palace Cafe. La Mara 9.704
Aioea P ran a, St. touts a,6S
WishlaBtona, St. Louis S.eea
r-ilstaffa, git. Louis
fit. 1-vcIm Sosdals. St. Louis 8.65a
Dutnat Powder Co., St. Louis... . 8.951
rtata, Minneapolis 8,633
TWBITIDTJAX ITIHT. ,
Xerrasc Brugg-eman. Sioux City... CS.
Al Wrrohow- Omaha . t
K. L. McCoy, Omaha
Jul Kclmltt. St. Louis "84
FTred Schlappc'iL St. Louis 693
X. H. fctlmnas, St. Joseph 681
Osorcrs Toman, Omaha 0-
J. T'tgeiald, Omaha 601
Lew Waldeoker, St. Louis euj
W, nr. Schoesman. Omaha 4-08
TWO-MEM 33V333CT.
Bran vtrrett-Cbarlsy Houssr. St.
Ijnls M8
W. K Zfadler.Oust Tolniea. St.
.Tossrh 1,12
Kenneth Solpls-Olyde Ooohren
Omala ..1 1.133
J. J. Wshxls-J. L. Sohaefer. St.
Lonlc 1.16
O. 4.. Vaadewater.rred Utley, .St.
Loili 1.1M
Ted laeale-Frank Ooarad. Omaha .1,143
Ired Sternagle-Jake Pfluager, St.
Loile 1.143
Frank Janosh-l". Frits. Omaha 1,144
CUnt Cile-WeHer Bhea, Minneao-
Ua 1.113
Carl Cc-u-E. Terrell. Omaha 1,118
AXIi ETEITTS.
Brace Jarrett, St. Lonls 1.7V J
Ancn Jedllcka, Bralnard. XTeb 13J
Lew Waldecker. St. Louis 1,738
H. it. Blnmica. St. Joseph 1.717
Her an i B ruff are man, Sliux City.. . .1.733
One of the largest crowds that haa
witnessed a bowling; match In Omaha, for
many moons, assembled at the Famam
alleys last night to watch the home con'
tlngent strive for a place In the five
man event of the Midwest tournament.
The Omaha bowlers were as a whole
out of luck and did considerable less than
was expected of them. The Luxus,
Jetters Old Age (South Side), and Far-
nam teams did the stellar work of the
evening, and nosed ahead of several who
are among the near leaders In the race.
Fall to Meet Hopes.
It was confident ally predicted and
hoped for by tho big crowd that one
of the local quintet would surpass the
COLUMBIA. Mo.. Nov.
featnd Missouri today,
pour of rain. The heavy field was a
vantage for Kansas, whose heavy
hurled themselves at the Tigers' llm J
brought the ball close enough to !
sourl'a goal for Lindsay, tha Kansas m
hack, to kick two field coals. The
! Jayhawkera' count was a anfety I
hfc h...r m.rv f s.TSo. made by the I first quarter. Missouri'! only fount
Jack Daniels team of St. Louis. That ;ln the third period, when Captain ti
failed even coming cloae to thla man recovered a ivanaas lummr
sped to a
KANSAS HUMBLES
MISSOURI MW.
r ii ii J ii
JL 14 U , U if -OA.
1915 si.vn;i:K taoks.
Oa Tralaa, at Vote!
ffewa Stands, aOn So,
SINGLE COPY TWO. CENTS.
Jayhawkf ri. With Heavy Baokf
RkTe AdvanUg-e in Gam
Played in Downpour.
FINAL SCORE IS EIGHT TO
lov. SR. Kansa j
. I to , In a dj
Douglas 297.
.412 ' 8. 17th et.
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New Home For
Sale, Easy Terms
House, full two stories, frame and
stucco, Flrenlace, sleeping porch, oak
finish, 7 rooms, most conveniently ar
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take good lot or acreage as part pay
ment. 362a California at. Trice,
George & Company
Douglas 756. 902 City National Bank 4ldg.
REAL ESTATE 81BIRBAJI
Dundee.
Dundee Lots
$1,250 Each
We are offering for aale 2 choice lota
located on Nicholas St., between 50th
and 6lst, for tl.250 each. The location
ia about the highest In Pundee; good
surroundings all new houses; on paved
street; sewer, walks and city water. Will
make terma. Pee us about them at onco.
HASTINGS A- HKYPKN. 1614 Harney St.
ITS BRAND NEW
Beven-room bungalow; all modern; oak
finish; large living room; rooms all new
ly decorated; screens, window shades,
water meter, full basement ; fine do-foot
lot; paved atreet; located In the heart of
Dundee. Price right. Terms easy.
RASP BROS.,
108 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1663.
New Dundee Home
at Cost
New 6-room, strictly modern home, ad
ditional euu room and sleeping porch;
oak, mahogany and white enamel fin
ish; south front, high and sightly loca
tion; want offer. Call Walnut 1431 or
Douglas 7&6.
REAL ESTATK INVESTMENTS
they
la amply proven by a glance at tho scorte.
Walter Ooffa Luxus looked like the real
McCoya for a time, but eventually drifted
behind and out of the ruhnlng but still
ahead of their competitors for the even
ing. It it likely that the Jack Daniels crew
will gallop home with the rocks, although
there is still a alight chance that they
may be topped by an Omaha team.
Crowd Stays Loyal.
While the reault was disappointing to
the home rooters, nevertheless there was
some extra good bowling and averal
brilliant hits brought a good hand from
the crowd.
The teams went through the evening In
double-quick order with the reault that
the games were finished ft a oompari
tlvely early hour.
Today the Oman crowd" will flcliver
their share of the two-man and Individual
events. They will atart at 8 o'clock
In the morning with the two-men events,
the last of these being set for 1 o'clock
In the afternoon. Following this, indi
vidual events will comprise the program.
One C'banee Remain.
In the evening the five-man events will
be continued, starting at 8:80 o'clock.
It Is here that tha Omaha fans place
their last hope of victory In the Jetters
Old Age squad. They will be forced
to compete against auch strong opponent
as the Chalmers club of Pueblo. The
latter poases Wallle Pierce, the champion
ten-pin artist of the country, who last
year bowled the phenomenal figure of
Til, the world's reoord at the A. B. C.
tournament, at Peoria,
Uood Work In glght.
The laat mentioned teams are expected
to open the eyes of the throng, and It
the past reoorda of the members are any
basts for prediction, they will equal, If
not surpass the Jack Daniels figure. An
extra big throng Is expected to attend,
in fact indications last night were that
many fans would be dissapolnted
through lack of seating accommodation.
SERBS CHOOSE KOSSOVA for last stand just where 500
years ago the Turkish sultan, Amurath I, overwhelmed the
Serbians.
OMAHA TEAM GOES
INTO THIRD PLACE
Ken Sciple and Clyde Cochran Get
Into the Money by Rolling
1,158 Score in Double.
NEALE . AND....C0KRAD SIXTH
Kenneth Sciple and Clyde Cochran
went Into third place in the doubles'
event of the Midwest bowling tourn
ament yesterday by marking up
a count of 1,158. This score places
the locals four pins ahead of Wehrle
and Schaefer of St. Louis, who
previously occupiod the third posi
tion. Bclple was the chap who turned the
trick. He blasted the lumber for 627 pins.
EYANS WIKS FIRST
IN CROSS-COUNTRY
Ames Entrant Victorious in Annual
Y. M. C. A. Event, in Which
Every Starter Finishes.
NLBBASKA TEAM TAKES T0HY
touchdown.
Kansas won the toss and rhosfcg
wert goal, with tne wind at Its
The game began In a downpour of
Woods Retarne the Ball.
Orovea for Missouri kicked off
yards and Wood returned the ball ft.
Reber failed to gain around right
Llnriaev nuntod fort vards. Pitt am
a long forward pass, which Wood fN
cepted and ran back ten yards. Ka!
ball on Missouri's forty-yard line.
Steady plunging carried tha Jayr
era A th tMrtv.varrf line. Wwwf
away around Missouri's left end t
Tiger ten-yard line. Kansas waa putjit
to the twenty-five yard line on a peg.
A forward pass. Llndaey to Wood, g
from the twelve-yard line.
It was a touehback for Missourlif
Tigers put he ball tn play on k,i
twenty-yard line. On a punt the Ml''f j
center made a had pass, the ball r I
over the Missouri goal line, whereO-
sourl downed It for a safety. Bcoreid i
Kansas, 2; Missouri, 0. j'
' Drops the Ball. 1- 1
Missouri put the ball back In ple
the twenty-yard line, where after t
Ineffeotual attempts at the KanaatAl
Pittam runted forty yards to V
Twice forward passes, Lindsay to l'
gave Heath a clear stretch of thetd
but he dropped the ball each time, at
sas recovered the ball on Mlsein
twenty-yard line, where the q
ended. Score: Kansas. I; Missouri,
Llndaey wicked off forty-flva ys,
Slankoaky, who returned twelve ir
Fast recovered a Missouri fumbej
Missouri's thirty-five yard line. Kix
hit the Tiger line Ineffectively andat
sourl took the ball on downs.
Kansas was penalised five rait
offxide plays. Rider made flva j
Missouri was penalized fifteen yar
holding. Pittam punted twenl
yards.
Gains Klaht Tarda. ,
A forward pass, Llndaey to (g
gained eight yards. IJndsey klcl
field goal from the fifteen yard 11
Lino plunges took the oval to tt0,
yard line, where Llndaey dropped ,a
and sent another field goal betwee,y
Missouri goal poata as the period ,e
Prore: Kansas, S; Missouri, 0. m
After a few plays In the third qua
Specimen, Missouri's captain, recove.
a Kansas fumble and raced thirty-five
yards for a , touchdown. Tha goal was
missed. Score: Kansas, t; Missouri, .
Fourth period: Olltner replaoed Clay.
Missouri made thirty yards on a forward
pass, Collins to Olltner. Leppy replaced
4 -prairie rjn
5 Q y ro
W SV I lf?Tftl 1.1 t
fcriUlU TBAAflC
v T R OOPS .
k. . . nail rw.A f-.
PEACE SHIP PLAN
IS NOT RECOGNIZED
No Representative ofr the United
States Will Accompany Tarty
to Europe,
TIME NOT YET OPPORTUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. Presi
dent Wilson will take no part In the
campaign to bring about a peace con
ference now being carried on In this
and other neutral countries.
While ho will interpose no objec
tion to the unofficial movement, he
has heard nothing from Europe
which leads him to believe that the
time Is opportune for him to take
any steps.
Henry Ford's peace ship wilt not
carry any representatives ot the
American government to Europe.
The president Is not expected to make
ny official announcement regarding iha
-eac plan "un.i-A.i!rva' vAiic e in t
Game by Thirty-three to
Seven.
GERMAN CRUISER
FRAUENLOB SUNK
Protected Ship is Reported Be
stroyed Off South Coast of
Sweden by Submarine.
IT CARRIED CREW OF 275 MEN
John D. Evans of Ames was the
first of twenty runners to finish In
the fifth annual cross-country run ntUm. 1AnAtey ,ntereepted a Missouri
i.naer me auspices or tne Omaha ; forward pass and it was the Jayhawkere'
young Men's Christian association
He covered the course of about fifty
one blocks, or more than three miles.
In 19 minutes, 344 seconds. The
Voting Men's Christian association
LONDON, Nov. 26. The German
protected cruiser Krauenlob has
been sunk by a submarine ot the en
tente allies, according to a semi
official announcement made at
l etrograd, says a dispatch to the
Central News Agency.
The Frauenlob Is reported to have
been sent to the bottom in the same
locality whore the German protected
cruiser Undine, a sister ship of the
Frauenlob, was lost.
Tho Frauenlob waa a protected cruiser
of 1,872 tons and was built In 1801. A dls
patoh published in the Polltlken of Copen
hsgen. on November 11, said a. report
I had been . received .thai tha Viienlnh
au ni iii vr ..J" 11-
BianKea Dy iwioik
ROUMANIA NEXT
STORM CENTER OF
WAR IN BALKANS
German Efforts to Secure the Help
of the Kingdom is Largely Off
set by Russian Army on,
Its Border.
CZAR IS READY TO INTERVENE
Large Rui, Army Will Be Thrown
Into Bulgaria Within a Week,
Says Rumor,
FALL OP O0RIZIA IS IMMINENT
LQNDON, Nov. 26. Greek affairs
having emerged from the uncertainty'
which for some time has been a po-
tent menace to the allied campaign
In the Balkans, Roumanla's problem,
now commands chief attention in
Furope. Although Roumanla is be
ret with difficulties somewhat slml-'
lar to those which caused Greece to
hesitate, It is not involved in the
same political turmoil and Its situa
tion Is expected to mature more
rapidly.
Whatever German efforts have been
made In Roumanla, It Is believed her.i
that they have been largely offset bv
the presence of large Russian fon-ea
close to the frontier and the now rapidly
developing Russian preparations, with
Odessa as a base, from which n. oihr
Inference Is possible than Its Immcdlito
entrance Into the Halkan conflict.
t'ar Makes rVntular.
Emeperor Nicholas Is said to have prom
ised the appearance of Russian troops In
Bulgaria within a week. There are in
creasing Indications that this ranipslKit'
will be launched by way of lt,oumnl.
and It Is reported that conferences are
now being held between representative.!
of Russia and Roumanla to obtain the
latter'a consent to thla move. This con
sent, as Intimated clearly by Roumanla n
statesmen. Is dependent on whether
the allies gain a proponderence of forcis
In the Balkans. Roumanla gives evldem o
of being Impressed strongly by the con
centration of 250, UX Russian troops at
Ismal and Rent, near Its border.
No Important achievement has been
recorded oa either aide since the Uermau
announcement of tha fall of Prlatlna and
Mltrovllaa. With only small strip ot
territory left to defend, Serbian's loaders
deolara It la unbeaten and can slut
harass the Invaders. General Buyadjleft,
the Bulgarian commander, says, on tho,
other hand, Uiat King Peter's troops w 111
DESPERATE PLAYING FEATURE
WI8NER, Neb.. Nov. :s-8peclnl T l
gram.) The Wlaner cornfeds today de
feated the frashmen of the Nebraska
university," 20 to 7. The game was the
most gruelling and hard fought that I ai
ball on tho Kansas thirty-five yard line
after an exchange of punts.
Kansas pushed the ball to the Mis
souri's twenty yard line on straight foot
I ball. There Llndaey missed an attempt
at a field aoal. With only two minutes
cup, awarded to the team making the to play Mmpson, Missouri's champion
best Showing on nolnts. Went tn tha 1 hurdler, went tntn tha nu MU.nuH
and only aome bad brkJn thlrd j University of Nebraska, whose comi j punted out of danger. The ball was In
mldfleld when the game ended. Final
score: Kansas, S; Missouri, C
vented him from turning In a higher ! TetltOrs won second, third and fifth
Ken's second game was his big
score,
one. with a 249 count.
Ted Neale and Frank Conrad, another
Omaha team, waltzed Into sixth place
by rolling 1,145. Conrad was high tn this
team with 631. and Neale rolled an aver
age game of 564.
K. Jaroah and Flti were Just one pin
behind Neale and Conrad and thus went
Into seventh place. Jarosh and Fits
started out like "a young hurricane and
It looked like they would set up a double
mark which no team In the World could
places
Fvery one of the score of starters fin
Uheii the complete course.
With Dure Lefts.
Omahnna who were abroad on the
fc'reets were given their annual surprise
when they saw twenty youths, bareleggad
linn wearing only thin and abbreviated
tuning suits, dashing madly through the
downtown streets of the city. A course
northwest from the Young Men's Chris
tian association and back to the starting
place was laid for the runners.
beat. JaroHh cracked the lumber for I5T "'r y. an umana nign scnooi
' vnrnnT Tin ,un. rnn.rn , i vv, m . m -VA..a
Men's Christian association secured sec
ond place In the teams' contest. The fol
lowing runners held the first seven places
In the race:
John D. Evans, Ames, time 19:84.
Kmmett Garrison, Nebraska, time J9:5SY
Harold E. Oribble. Nebraska, time 20:11
Walter Malsey, Omaha High.
. Make Offer
44 ft next First Naticnal.
$46,000 asking price. Make offer.
Harrison & Morton
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Sheriffs Sale
To be sold this week, corner lot, 70x
140. with three cottages; good location,
and all rented and bringing In good rev
enue. For full particulars regarding this
aale, call Douglas 498.
FOR SAL Modern house. Doug. 4o02.
REAL ESTATK VACANT
LEAV1NH City, 1 owe M on my lot at
Itith and Dodge. Make oiler fur niy
squlty at onec L-144 llee.
Apartments, flats, r.ouses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent"
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals wUl be received by the Board of
Directors of the Bhort Line Irrigation
District at their office in the VUluaa of
Bayard. Neb., for the purchase of fif
teen thousand five hundred ihty-twn
dollare fi- value of the t per cent
serial bonds of eala dlntrlct until l-jt
o clock p. m. on ti e 7th day o( December
1914; said bond are indued under and b
virtue ft an Aot of the legislature of tha
' atate of Nebraska, approved March 26tn!
Ia6. Session Law. Mi. Chapter 10 ni Vfl
amendment ti.ereto and pursuant to 1
tors of said diirlct. The Board pr;,.fy
reserve tne right to reject any and all
bids and wl'l tn no vent aoll any ot sVkJ
bonds for less than nlnety-flve p
it the fare value thereof. By ord.ref
the Board ot Directors "
(Hlgned) CATHERINE ROBERTS
Secretary Short Llue Irrigation District
and Fits tumbled !09 pins. And then they1
blew.
Jaroah did fairly well In his second
game, with lltt. but Fits split 'em wide
open, and barely registered 152. In the
third game It was Jarosh who split 'em
wide and he only made 144, while Fits
picked up a bit and scored a 187 game.
Other Ten ma Fall Down.
Cain and Terrell and Looney and Hall
were the only other Omaha teams to roll
1,1(0 in the doubles event up to 1 o'clock.
The remaining teams fell down hard.
Apparently the alleys on which the
tourney la being staged have annexed the
"goats" of the Omaha trlble. Yeaterday
such crack teams, as Huntington and
Jimmy Jarosh, Martin and Toman and
Teal and Fanton rolled 9u0 counts. When I
such teams as these fall below 1,100 tl.4)
H, B. Pascale, Nebraska.
L. O. Griffith, Omaha Toung Men's
Christian association.
I. W. Scott, Nebraska.
NEBRASKA AGGIES TRIMMED
BY NELSON COLLEGE TEAM
NELSON, Neb., Nov. 2S. (Special Tele
gram.) The Nebraska Aggies were de
tented hAra tndav Kv h V .1 i.u.
only logical explanation is that the alley, j a c Tnl w
are too fast and there Is no question but ! , . .
HKtiifj ever Hrn
what tht
condition,
Farnam drives are In superb
BEAVER CITY CLAIMS TITLE
IN SOUTHWEST NEBRASKA
The lineup:
MI8SOITRI.
Speelman
Ilrnvea ,,
Vuniltna
flftmiltuu ,
Prmtnn
MrAnnw
(llllimr .
Ptankowiky . ... ...
Plttini
(nlllni
Rider
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..LT.lM.T...
..LO.IR.O...
....n.l?
.R.a.lLO...
..K.T.II..T...,
, R K.IUK...
,.Q B.IQ R-..
.I.H IR.H...
,.R H it. II...
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KANftAS.
Haath
. .. rrrnt
.. Ruhla
Kaallns
.. Ooft
.. Jamas
.. ltabar
. .. Wooil
Btrothar
... Fort
.... Kaal
I
Washington Crushes
University of Colorado
SKATTLE. Wash., Nov. 25. -The Uni
versity of Colorado was hopelessly over
matched todsy by the University of
Washington, which piled up a score of 4
without special effort, while Colorado
felled to score. A night and morning of
rain had made the field sloppy, and rain
and sun alternated during the game
I
in mis section or tne state and waa wit
nessed by a record-breaking crowd In
spite of the misbehavior of the weather
j n an.
j The ball was played most of the game
t In the Aggies' territory. The Aggie
BEAVER CITY, Neb., Nov. 25. (Spe- , r.li-sed their only opportunity to score
cial Telegram.) Beaver City High achool j when they fumbled on the Nelson's five
won the championship of southwest Ne- j ytra ine n,. visitors outweighed tho
l.ra.ka from the McCook High school ; ,. nege Dy flve pounaa to tWe man In the
this afternoon. 1J to 7. McCook made a , ,ine but tne pMd of tha colles-e h,cl.
touchdown In the first quarter on a fake ; tJelc- wai too much for tha Aggies
play. Beaver City followed with a touth- v, ...... -.,.,. . "., '
MINERS AND AGGIES
ARE GRIDIRON VICTORS
DENVER, Nov. SB.-The curtain
rung down on Rocky Mountain confer
ence foot ball for the sesson of 1916 to
day with the defeat of Colorado college
by the State Hchool of Mines, f to 8. In
Denver and defeate of Denver university
at Fort Collins by the Colorado Aggies,
34 to t. The Aggies have gone through
the season undefeated while both the
Mines and Colorado college have suff
ered two defeats.
The Mines eleven proved too strong for
the Tigers, making consistent gains
through the line almost at will. It was
a case of brawn against speed and brawn
held the balance of power.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Nov. .-(Spe-
4'lnl Telegram.) Grand Island college de
feated Des Moines college. 33 to 7. With
the opening of the game Des Moines re
ceived and made steady gains down the
line, the first Indications being much In
its favor. Grand Island held on the
twenty-yard line, got the ball and ro-1
versed the order or things,, the Iowana
tolng unable to hold the heavier Ne
bruskans In straight foot ball. The lat
ter put the ball over for the first touch
down In the first quarter.
Grand Island repeated In the second
quarter, but the first half ended with
loth sides using the forward pass for
their greater gains. CI rand Island again
opened out strong in tho third quarter
and went right down the Hue for, the
third touchdown, hut failed to kick goaj.
Both sides were fighting herd, but Orand
Island made two big gains on forward
passes, the second resulting In a touch
(!owr. and goal, making the score 27 to 0.
Grand Island again went through the
line after this, completing with a for
ward pass, but failed to kick goal. Des
I crate playing followed in the last ten
minutes and Des Moines worked Its Ut
rial passes and was once very near tho
goal line when Grand Island blocked all
I lays and worked the ball back to the
twenty-yard line. But again the lateral
passes won territory for the lowans and
resulted In a touchdown and goal four
n Inutea before the end of the game.
Vbb of Des Moines waa injured In tha
first quarter, but not seriously. Jones
was substituted.
NORFOLK. Neb., Nov. t5.-M8peclal
Telegram.) Falling In all efforts to e
ecute their favorite fake forward pass
and finding the Norfolk line impregnable ever been aeen on the Wlaner gridiron,
the Omaha Bouth High school team lost ' Although defeated the freshmen aooom
thla afternoon, 33 to 0, lo Norfolk High, pllshed a feat that no other team has
A cold blast from the northwest did ! ever done against Wiener' In the last tw.
not check the enthusiasm of the fana years, scoring a touchdown. This wa
who choked the side lines and cheered I done at the beginning of tho seco.t I
vigorously. The first quarter was evenly quarter.
divided, and probably In Omaha's favor,
but the other three quarters belonged
entirely to Norfolk.
Captain Schelly, who Is practically as
sured a place on the All-State team, was
easily the star of the game. He dupll-
The second quarter started with thi
ball on W'lsner's threo-yei n
Wlaner held their worthy c i(s fr
three downs, hut on the fo r'h r'o vrt
the .freshmen pushed the bull over hy
Shout two tivhea. Wlsner waa unahln to
Creighton High Loses
to Nebraska City
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Nov. 85.
(Bpeclal Telegram.) The game between
Nebraska City and Crelghton was devoid
of spiced plays. Crelghton could not
play a a team. Nebraska City won easily,
4 to 0.
Cambridge filrla Wlaner.
CAM BRIDGE, Neb., Nov. 2& f Special
Telegram.) The Cambridge High girls
ahui out the Oxford girls, IS to o. In ati
li.teieatlng tasket tall game. L. Hhtiman
i; laved her usual star game for Cambridge.
. Omaha Five-Man Team Scores
me IBBl on HUH uuena. ncuurr warn; ,r,nr- ,... .,... ... OOff ... .
made a successful forward pass. This i : " . .,7" hue v., V i McCarthy
e.m. give. Boaver City a j, - r "y ..
plonship. having won from Cambridge, I .. Learn
Oxford. Red Cloud and McCook. They J 1,18 ,thre minute, of play ,x"rn
t,-v. not been defeated bv a southwest i """" r e..on scoopeo up a fumulo , Total
LL'Xl'S. '
1st. 2d.
lMt V
.213 176
.u! 147
..72 144
'.1BK 1.
3d Tot.
H6 110
182 .71
Imj Ml
I bJ
Nebraska team.
GOTHENBURG COMPLETES
LCNG STRING OF VICTORIES
GOTHENBURG. Neb.. Nov. 26. P pe
dal Telegram.) Gothenburg High de
feated Cozad High here today, 22 to 0.
Oothenburg's goal never was In danger.
Basklns and' Halllgan, both of North
Platte, were referee and umpire. Gothen
burg haa defeated Curtis. Hastings.
Broken Bow, Scott's Bluff, Kearney Nor
mal seconds, played an unfinished game
with Lexington and lost to North Platte.
punt and raced thirty yars through the
crtlre Aggie team for the only touch
down of the game.
The plaMng of Captain Owens, Bltteu
flld and bcoune raptured the game.
Loth team played a remarkably clean
gi-me. neither side being penalised for
holding or rough playing.
Falrharr Heme tiaarda Wla.
FAIRBL'HY. Neb., Nov. (Special
Telegram.) Fah-bury Home Guard de
feated Belleville, Kan., In a shut out
game, li to 0, here today.
Liverpool (.rfcta Market.
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.M4 813 Kl t 31
.11 li l.l il
.IV 148 1-)S Ii"4
.15( 1HI 21 i Ht
.121 M
.leii 1-0 14 M
Frit -her
karb,ig
llainin ....
fteiin .
Fltsgerald
Totals " 4621
MKTZ.
let. d. 3d. Tot
Bowers H4 170 1 4J
ja h . ... -13 1. Ii 4M
llunt.ngton V4
t'oi.rad 1&5 j 1
Totals ...75 371 113 3S
W ROTH'S CAFE.
1st 2d d Tot.
Thomas ....171 1 Wl 4:
Llndaay Itl'lW 143 M
iuiimo w 171 211 m
Teal 1&7 176 1 &
Fanton ....13 174 173 ft
TotaU ...M 36s 854 tbH
Martin .
Toman
Cain ....
Sdpie ...
Cochran
STOR2
1st 2d 3d Tt.
...,1M 11 1M 4K2
....170 19 163 3
1 1W 12 610
....172 lhj m .37
....172 23 164 441
Totals ...M! (ti 861 2463
ALL STARS.
1st 2d 3d Tot.
lefcrio ....171 107 17 M
Cox lbi 170 173 62
Ixney ...123 178 148 443
Hall 17 M 171 313
Kennedy 174 178 613
Totals K44 341 261
LEIST BREWING C.
1st. 31. 3d Tot
Hameatrom IM) 1M ISO 316
Jaroah 163 If 1x7 tM
Powell 1K4 138 144 4 3
Maurer 187 ldl 11 5'9
Frits 173 1 44 131 4-10
Totals ...K4 777 itTJ 34
MIDLAND PAINTS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Morgan 142 2"2 127 471
Olaon 14 1-2 l f. 1 U7
Chrlstenaen 134 1 2 170 4
Johnson 178 132 1st 161
Weeks 12 174 162 4&
ToUlS ...77 a 787 347
rated Omaha's efforts at the fake for- 'core during the first half and the half
ward and went around Captain Botta' I ended with the score 7 to 0 in favor of
left end for a sensational forty-five , the freshmen. '
yard run for a touohdown. j Wlsner started off .with a rush In tha
'' second half and on the second play com-
plnted a forward pass. Franks to T
Kane, who made a forty-yard run for
a touohdown.
In the fourth quarter E. Kane Inter
cepted a forward pass and went for a
touchdown. Shortly afterwards a for.
ward pa, Franks to Breelskee, who
made a great catch, resulted In carry.
Ing the ball over for tht laat touchdown.
Wlsner feel eluted over thi victory
i" 1 1 run man team nas nam tne re
j nowned Cornliuskcrs to many a low
I score during practice.
Wlaner goes In Omaha next Sunday
ami play the Nonparella, the champions
of that city, a post-season game. This
feame will drop the curtain for the Wie
ner team for this aesson.
Brown Overwhelms
Carlisle Indians
PROVIDENCE. R. I., Nov. 28,-Brown
overwhelmed the Carlisle Indiana' foot
hall aggregation today by a score of 39
to 8. The home team had the upper hand
throughout the game, rushing the hall
around the field at will. Carlisle's only
score came In the final per'nd. when F.
Broker booted a field goal from the
twenty-two yard line after three attempts
to gain tnrougn ine line naa tanea. lap
tain Andrews and Pollard starred for
Brown.
MERCERSBURG ACADEMY
WINS CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. J5. Mer
cersburg academy of Mercersburg, Pa.,
today won the cross-country run for the
tnterscholaatlc championship of America.
E. M. Shield of Mercersburg finished
first In the record time of 21:43 for the
four and a half mllo course through' Fair
mont park. The previous record waa
&:67, made by John Gallagher of Phila
delphia in 1309.
e .
TRACT BROS. "POLO."
. lt. 2d. 3d Tot.
t-nmeau ....178 181 1 HC 6.S3
Wexner 1M 117 144 87
Holllday ....174 173 10 MM
Amaden .....163 lb3 Itiu 476
Kent 180 1M 104 624
Totals ...811 823 miTtS
FARNAM ALLEYS.
Rarthol 1S2 303 ' 181 CM
Shields ....Wl 1K1 JU 6tt i
Ooden 1H 1J3 13 481
Terrlll 1st lb 1.S4 Wl
bchoneman 142 187 184 4S3
Total 8G& 42 KM 1601
MURPHY DID IT.
Jldllcka ....131 300 18 657
McCal.e ...1.1 180 'l 6.8
bell well ...119 18 141 4W
Dil-er 138 1U0 1" 6ir7
Flegenshuh 148 164 148 4x0
Total 7fc8 02 865 3M6
W ABASH.
Lyons 177 14 W 41
CHICAGO UNI PLAYERS
LEAVE JAPAN FOR HOME
MANILA, Nov. 25. The University of
Chicago base ball team, which has bee.i
touring Japan and the Philippines, all"l
for home today. The players expect to
reach Chicago late In December. A 'aria
crowd gathered to see them off. The
team has won thirty-three games mil
lost seven on Its tour. Eight games
were played in Manila with six vt '.oilc
for Chicago, one defeat and one tie.
Potter ..
Perrinet
Howell .
Yousem
Total ..,
ll 143
....I7T 161
177 144
IM 144
177 611
W 4:5
m mi
1(4 6u8
.J0 724 bog 3,(10
LCS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS HAVE TWO FIGHTS
GALVESTON, Tex.. Nov. 38.-H was
learned today that the commission for
relief In Belgium has chartered five
steamera whlh will carry cargoes of
wheat from thi port within the next
few weeka. The first of these ships, the
steamer Photlnla, docked today.
Earl Cooper Victor
Upon 'Frisco Track
SAN FRANCISCO, . Nov. I5.-Earl
Cooper woon the 100-m!le dirt track au
tomobile race at the Panama-Pacific ex
position today, making the distance In
1:48:87. The prise was a 35.000 mine.
Barney Oldfleld led until the ninety.
eighth lap. when Cooper frgoed ahead to
a victorious finish. It waa a close race
throughout .and the racers were bunched
until the ninetieth lap. when Oldfleld and
Cooper went Into the lead to fight It out.
The racers wlnUhed In the following
order: Cooerp, Barney Oldfleld, Cliff
Durant and Teddy Tetxlaff.
Lincoln Overcomes
Chicago Lane Tech,
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 25. Lane Tech
nical High school of Chicago was over
whelmingly defeated by Lincoln High on
the foot ball field this afternoon, the
final score being 83 to The visitors
were outweighed and made no showing
in offensive play.
Bout 4 ailed Off.
SHRP:VEP0RT. La.. Nov. 28. The flf-ten-roun'l
bout between Hobby VN'augh
of Fort Worth. Tex., and Joe Mandot of
New Orleans, which was to have taken
place in the open here today, was post
poned until tomorrow night on account
of weather conditions.
ihrara Beats Wsgser.
NEW YORK, Nov. 35. Young Ahearn,
l(ca' heavyweight, conceded aix pounds
to "KH" Wanner of Wllkeabarre ant
eaaily defeated him In their ten-round
brut In Brooklyn today. Wagner was
outfought and outpointed throughout.
SHENANDOAH ALL STARS
AND FONTENELLES TIE. 0-0
SHENANDOAH. Ia.. Nov. H (Special
Telegram. )The Fontenelleg of Omaha
held tha Shenandoah All-SUr to a core
let tie In the Thanksgiving foot ball
game here today.
t'anibrlda la Victorias.
CAMBRIDGE. Neh.. Nov. JS (bpecl il
Telegram ) Cambridge High won from
Oxford, 4t to 13. Oxford secured Its toi c x-r-t-ans
on a fumble and a fluke. By par
tnirslon Oxford used town playera
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