THK OMAHA HIT.: SATTRDAV. OfTOHKR 21. ?22.
Husker-Missouri Game at Lincoln Feature Contest for Nebraska Today
Captannn "Chick" Hartley amid His Conmhunslkeir (Grid Crew
Creigliton Plays
Des Moines on
Litters (irid
.Vrhracka Will Kntrr Titfrr
Tilt Faioritc Omnlia
I "ni riily to
at Talior.
mt Miur.
I fa. (Mil aaalaal He Mnlaaa
ilf II Ilea M"llie.
Omaha tnlieralla at Tabs,
mate.
miff.
Missouri aaalnsl Nehraika at
lllliwla aaulitat la.
I.larola.
I'lirilii aaalnat I Mraga.
Indite aaalnsl Mlarmiala.
Mlihlaan ii(nlnl llhki Miala
lllntieaitlM) aaalnat iirllitadaaa.
lie Pausr aaalnat Sntrm llaina.
m.i.,1. ,taiaa aaalnat UkMhnma
Hank mi hi. Inula,
ain.a asulnst 4ir1inJI.
II...I..N I ePaae aaalnei tielrall,
K.iilii, a aaalnal liaat'aetaaa.
I niiikllit aaalnat l.iilaillla.
MartvIM aaalnat 1ranalanla,
rarlliam aaalml Mullet,
!'' I aaalnsl H I'l l),
Mllaaukre ,n(lneerln( aaalnat Tatpar
!. H abash aaalnat Jama Mllllkln.
lies tlnlnea avnlnal I relahfnn,
llannlan afalnal H ilti-nliurg,
Iriiailua aaalnat Muskingum,
"'I'm (learn aaalnsl Ohln I nltf r
II .
Hiram aaalnat lihirjln.
Ohio Hxlnaa agalnal llnilnnall.
Iifierhatii aaalnsl Hwwtrf,
liaHam aaalnsl Hamllng lirarn.
Kanana aaalnat Waslittiiia.
ttalamasiai aaalnat MnrnlnajM.
lniiiia aaalnat lima Rial leaihrra,
loaa Hralraan against lornrll.
Itti'iiKfH aaalnat 4 wa,
4 iilumtma aaalnat l.utker,
llnnlam Mala aaalnat Niirth flakoU
Amies.
hmlh Pallida Mule afalnst HuriH Da
lln. Ilanilina aaalnat Ml. Thnmaa.
Kiwi aaalnat I arletain.
Imataiua Adidplius aaalnat Maralaatar,
laarrura aaalnat llelnll.
(antral Waatajan aaalnat Mar) i Ilia
Binrnial.
Vfrniifiniilh aaalnat ktiaustana.
Kurcka aaalnat llllnola iirmal.
Illlnnla I nllaaa aaalnat lliadlrjr .
, lllltal aaalnat Albion.
Month liakita, against Mlrhlfan Afalaa.
lly IULI'11 WAfiN'KIl
F-
(III Oil firt time (hi amouri,
Dinah Hill "fonibnJIrsa"
MnlurdaF. Not lilich arhool
(rlil rliish I (ilifdulrd for local
field. (rcl-hton university Journeyed
o lira Mln-i and Hi' Omalia unlter
lty pi")" "t Tabor, Is.
hcrshiidnHliir ill other f not ball
tallica) scheduled In Uil crllon of
the west tnday In Ihn Nlrlia-Mla.
Hour! ronttwt at Mnroln this after
feiiiiii. Whan the Tfuakfr and Tl(nr buck
nn iiKnlnat nrh other on Nebrimita
field It Mill mnrk the flrat meeting
ef theao two hoolH liw NfbraaUii
pullPd out df tin Mlwiourl Valley
eonfoi-ence In'JOSO.
Vallev fliaillM. 1
Iiat aenaon the t'onihiiakera
t'otiipeil off with the eonforence
thiniplonahlp, and na Mlaaourl Ih
roiialdired the atronifeat tnam In the
Vullfy outalde rtf . Nebraaka, It looaa
bn If the I'hanipionahlp of the M.
V., will iiRiiln reHt on the banner of
the HuakiTa thin year.,
MiHHoinl la noted for turning out
erappy teama !vena thnt fiKht
frcpin Hlart to flnlnh, pvpii when the
od'ln nre ureal ly MXiiliiat them.
'I'lio betthiB fruternlty like tho
llliiflfera find aoine even like
br.'iHlui to the extent of 20 piilnta,
rlilirh Ih ((ilto a lot In a football
name.
The Tlcer will ahii' hla inohira and
the HiiHlteia will know they have
been In n football i;nme, ivKirdlonH
of hl(h team wina.
Ccnrh "Mac" Halilrlxe, Athletic
rector KchabliiKer and Hoveral dozen
ra.JiMlanta ami aiilea. toRether with 11
t'r; hjhlon unlveraity ftridHtera, will
lior a local tblH moinhiK for Pes
Moiiicm, where the (Velnhlon eleven
end the !) Moines Tlnors meet In
tluir annual tranie.
Regular Out nf Mnenp.
A'an Avlteran and I-oitan, tackle and
t' :.'!, reapeetlvely, w ill not make the
trip to the "City of t'ertalntlea" dun
to Injuries received in laat wecli'a
Came with the lowu Veleyana.
1'ea Moinea IobI Ha tlrnt game of
tin acnaon laat Saturday nt Hctiolt,
when the lietrolt xiniverslty. one of
tilt HtiiuiKeMt tcaiiia In Mlcblnan, de
fected the TlK'tM by the acore of 9 to
B in what press dispatches deacrlbed
as one f the hardcat foimlif gridiron
tallies ever ataiced In I'etrolt.
The Tieera Tiave a heavy Una and
h fast buck Held tliia sennui and
t'.cinlitiin will not havo "plcktn's"
I. cii thev buck up asaiimt tho Bap
t ism.
1'iach l:rnie Adaina tniiaiia miiver-
iv team plays Talioi' colli kc at Til
ler, la,, this afternoon. .Vol much is
ki owii of Talior. only thut the Metli
thiols have a liiniy "coiufel' line.
All the Mi-souii valley achools i
t,.lu action tida. IValilri the Ne
t t:l.a Mi-aonrt clh, tlo nklahomit
Run Ak-k-lea' affair at Norncin H
t iie of the M name. loit AnK-J
Anus anj til tiiin-ll play their ait'
r ijiil Ka'ue at Cunnrll, while tin
1'uike Hutldokia and WatuutT oil inoi
kit on a St, l.oais nH.titiin Tho Kat.
a,ii ui.lrrititv pla a a iioiu'oiiferrnv
liKine wnh XVaahbum. Km, at l.av
White Sox Recall
Ten Ball Players
i , . tk I - 1 lea ' I1 1 1
eo li pi Ui a In 4lU. I V I a hi " :
W hila Ti' hr it ftnir It
.t. oi.a.l t ti fi if Hi ". j
I liitin no an M: 'i i '
it ...( Tvieit.i. ai.d I' I". I've, j
n i ljirtl I - l-i'J 1 11 r j
' ... iii t hi. ii .wl th.a ' ;-' I '
i who w.ll np.'it tt sen, ;
1'i.ii.U Irl.l Mil I It hill 1 (! ot ,
' l I IlilfV vvias loH 1
I ici ,.a- l t--t i in k a. at tj il.a
K.i. iiv,a'n iib at HilHi"i".
t Hlli-i Kaniiii. Ik nuiisf.aj
hJ iHlo.lS, ha a to.hl I f
Hnlil t. tiio.ili). i'S Ika
l aat l.t l .1-1 I a I
1ih. Wa.l H.. I
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I'liiiTii liy (Hi ki.tv Icarh II. I-. N.liiill. I Tlilr.l rH, Irfl t rlal"l: , "''1. Miirm, hkl.l.. Illlr.l,lwn O' 1 '' V I XUk 't'vSJ ,J
I'l (( jt n v iin ki.tv
T nr, l-ft In rlalil: hlrliilirlmrr,
Ifrail t imrli IraaMin, Iliiuae, I utinrn,
t narh nananit, larllrn, M'iilM,n,
Miiliirr, II. lirVIIU, I uarh Owen Irmifc,
Tech Loses to Beatrice in Annual Game
Out-State Team Defeats Omaha
Eleven in Hard Game, 10 to 0
lieatilce, Neb,, lat, 20. Outplaying
Tecbiilcal hlxll of Omahtt In every de-
piirlment of tho Kn'i"; l!i'atre blxh
scorod a touchdown, try for point, and
a dropkh'k nnl won liy the acoro of
10 to 0 In tho fourth annual coiiIch'
between the two schools,
A IniKe crowd was In attendance.
lieiitrlee aeored a lotichdowti hi the
first few minutes, of the lecond cpiar
(er on a pass, Koland en Apiih'Ket.
I'urdy dropklckad the tVy for point and
a few minutes later kicked a field
gonl from the 40-yard line.
A tabulation of the name shows
each team made J2 fust downs'. Tech
nical attempted II "forward passes;
four were Intercepted, one completed
and six were Incomplete.
Hcatrlci attempted four passes, onu
netting ft touchdown and three being
Incomplete. '
Ileatrico was penalized i.i yards ant
Tech V) yards. I'urdy averaged
47
yards on two points,
while Monroo
punted five timea
for omuha, aver-
axlnn 3 ards.
I'urdy, Iteckwlth, Roland and 'apt,
liayton started for lleatrlce, whllo
Monroe. Caol. Kinsne and Welscnberg
wore the'cutstnndlnK
the Omaha team.
(Lineup:
luminaries for 1
llmtrice I
A ppli S'-l . -
r.nylim II')
AriiTleirn .
I'-uux H"iilt .
Vmuli-w . . .
llinry flcott
Purity .....
Hi-ikuitli .,
ItoiHml . . , .
Twti II.
,ust
Ileum a
Rla
Plana
Krani-ii
. ... ) Truiino
Kllni
... Vlai.ili''i'K
Mouriiu
It. HKllKml
.11. II.
II. T.
,Q. tl.
.1.. II.
. K. II.
Oi-li-linclit
H.
sulmtUiitloio' 'nniilia: H.flm fur tran-
rla, 1'iiwell fr U"Im, Hhurt fur Poarnn,
8lnirli- fer Monrin-,
(iffli'li.la: Man Tewln (Nftirnalittl n'f
aroe; lOeolley (I'lirro-tli umi'lr"; "I.uia
Dnyln i Nebraska l hunt llnmnisn.
tfghJchool
Foot-Ball'
Ci-nriit
Itruta llualliiga.
(let. 20. -Hurprlalng the
leilio III lh last f.ic
with nn Bin lent daviee.
lliKllns". Nut).
Ituillnsa Tls-ra
ililnilli'ii nf pi"'
t lie ihl)l m
rneva iiar.uieu iih"-
tlliKa by t-ne aaeore m n i"
TiO-kla (leold rei eii'id to hall on deni-va
u.yarii Una ami ina'l" " url- coring
lleinvn'a aeeotiil teu. h.lnwn 'I'll" first
half loiiled 7 to 0 lor ilmeva. Hlilig
liiaila lln naeonil tou.honn, but fml'-l t'1
ilropkl.lv lor Biml In the louilli iw'oil.
thla Junrtnm they , , i,.i,iHt.'.l, fedins
the) bn.l wen the S-'rn.', but the play that
hint bc-tl Hiirheii uci'ef.i.fully tlina tliuea
hforo p,.o-.il lo be the fluy thai turned
,t..fi;it Intn etnry f"r lienVO 1 1 u.-l I n K i
' aallalltly receive,! tim bull .lil lfa tll.in
'foe niluutea I" t'le' ami f",lr l'la"
' ran a). I It u within 10 jar.U er lieneva'a
i lo,. I i 'ompletitlen t ae-yar.l ferwaril
iuaas from l apt. tin S.i.T In l.alla ef Ihi
' Tig.M i .iiiia w illeii an ai. of el.taintng lie
I teu.'lolo'HI ll.itln ne'ilril. A I0.arl
i hn ntuiiaa put ha t-ali "n ieooi a M-
Isatil line wll.-tt the wll.atle bl ,
fiillertln
VuUerioo, V. h .
Ulna. S . '
. i.ei. . ---.iipe. .ii le . -
,, won mi tn sholny
!' ha " f t" 0
gr,in
-.''0ir.
a i ol st
leO,g
ta t.-dav
end runa
,.( ;o i.i.
Kus ana in I na !
. la tlo
.llUlef of
l.eriag ashrilule tuaiplrta.
Ur tid v'. . I I .'' -i.erll.a I' -' a
(-oil ill i !ih "inc e, 1 b.
Ina amirs l-e c..e,t. Hll "i
,1 I;. '.1 (I..O-I K i.iN -: i 1 n loi.
, o. i..li.i ,e, I. ii ciiu.n in
Br''l f- ' -V.o u i 'i .. ' i" .
I, .
Il-
I he
r I 1
..Hr
Si-
THE GUMPS
tasijjv! wit tr(iiati,
flw will. Cifxim. nsvt'xs-
m'w mkui, .
NCvl C9 1l 10
I iiikIIii, lliilika, rlaler. freaHea. 1 iilllna, I llilir. t.wn, IImiiii, lirt.) , t.lill.iui, I limrf fun, li'ft in rtahti Miuwell, : "Ml I .aajf l aaraaa""' amm'9'.ISZ2Zl A'3LUJ ltm.itmnm la
Mlrr. Tloimarn, I Itlemhe, WeAlll.ler, aueeee, !,. .l.....l, Hart lea (I'.i.lnli.i, Knil..l.h. , : If I fcjT . ; 1 1 if?!CS!fi?1W wIV PcTj
Nrrnn.1 r.m. Ml ti. rlahl: ti.a.liHMI Kieirlli r... Irft In rlaM. ivierann, Mllrr. tl. I.la.xm. Ii I'arker, Has. JL J A) i ' Al ' """"vZ Zl n 3
la, llanmall, H, llrH lie. Ilohrrtaim, Hllinmn, I aiiinii, Truuiuiaii, nplrklrr, I aell, WenUr, M linrr, vIRA ' I 'TJF"''' Jrf " -)f
V InlKT I I,
Novi'lnlii r
Merrill
i'l, H'-i
No jciutfT 17, AlMfni'';
llahliltr.
t aiatirfilgi Oat of kenning,
Curlia, Nil,., o,l. j it (Mik em I T'!--ar.im
) ''mlm Asslea ili-fi'iili-ij Mil fimL
i amtirlflS" lilvh hi limit fenm Ihtii I'l'fwy,
I ; in ti. i 'n m iif lit k ) itt u N'M'iis lii'l'lcr fur
th alula liilr.
Iinillnlnali M Iiih Again, ft.? to 0.
Nllnnuniliiltll, III , Oil. ill -fMiri'lii Tela
Krlilll ) MJlilllllllleall won IIN tlllnl HtlHtsht
f..,llmll ,.li.ry lui'iiy Kliril Hie Vlllia.
f'-iim s iiw aliitillii-ri'il, liU tu 0. Mtintiiiliiieitii
uhi.iI a'.'onil atririg nn-ii fifarly u 11 ttm
in nit.
Oakland IMea In f.ona,
Ottklitli'l, Nnh , (e-t, ;,yina provi-il to
lis ton rnui h fur tho llsHiti-r iinliliiml ifiim
ami thi roriiti-r khiiiii.iI away with tiio
lima mil. i f 24-to-n ai-ora en th" Onli
lanil fii-lil toituy.
Kalla tlly Ki-res Win,
JIumliiiMt, Nh , (M. 20. The Kalia ritv
ll'wm mi't tint llunili.jl.il hisll ai-hnnl
ti m to,y mi llm lui-ul Kriuiiil, l-'iilla I'tty
Wll.nlIK, II t.i (I,
(ilenaiKiil Iliula Dniuliii Tnim.
(ilenwiiiiil, la., Ort, 2(1 Th Olenwnnil
tnivri trnni it"r"iiti"l the liiniitia Krinrtliis
(liuiila li-ain In a vt ry goial suuie "f f')it
liuli h'Tn, 20 to 0,
llsjanl lllkh Hanla tianira,
Huyunl, Ni-li , llel. in lluy..l Ihsh
ki lieul haa u illffli Hit ie-lolillo iihi-ail nf
It tlila ai'tiK'iii en tiui S'l'hion. With tho
.,,.....0,... ..I V,..,,. 'IA .. ...I 'W. it,
... he.liil.. la , i,i,l..i,. Th l.-.in, In ii,.lrnu
of si-curiiis an iiiijioiihih fur theiii' iliili-a,
the gnniiM tit tin ilnyt-it on thu ItiiyHril
fl-'til If ioalhln. The i hi-il lllK : Oi leher
27, Verlh IMhMi-, Iiiti-; Novi-llil'i-r ,1, Krnlia.
hluff, I hi-re ; Nevi-inlmr 11, Alllanea, Ibpr";
Nev-iiilier 17. Hl.lney, lure; Nuvt-lnlirr 24,
iip-n; Novf tntier H'l. uiii-n.
firaial llunil 1im-.
(Iran.l lalanil. Ni b,, in t. 2" (Hpeelul. I
Womlrlver llllth ilefenleil (Irnml ImIhihI
High' Kcennil tCHiu on I he gridiron here,
12 lo 0, The toui'hdiiM'na rult'd frmn ft.
n covered ilrnp-lilcit anil I r it ml lata mi's
fumble.
Aalihiml Wins.
Alilnnd, Noli., In t. 211. t Special ) The
Aahlall'l lllkh school football team enally
ih rented the follcae View elev.-n here to
dny by the sroro nl J lo 0, Must nf th"
second airing Aahlanil players got Into
the game noon nfl. rthe flra half w aa
over. Vanwle, Almy and Smith were the
atara of the gune. They aro metnhera of
Ihe Ashland team.
York High Defeats nrfnlk.
York, N'li, Oct, 2l. (Speeinl Tele,
grem ) York Dish . hool defeated the
v.ofolli lllah arhool foolbull team here
tndcy I'll to a York rnn up It poluta I
In the first half and etirht hi the aecond. j
Kanilnlnh Kpllt llonhle Menu.
Riindolnh, N-b.. Mel 2" I Special Tele,
gram lUndnlph defeated I'om a berk In I
a fast game The visitors outweighed the i
hnnla nearly 0" pounds to the man. but j
111" speed nf the locuhi off. t lb iidcin
tngiv The irnrn ivi'i 14 to 0. The locals j
scored In the tii-i five minutes and nunln
In the final period 1'oiica worked tb"
ball down l P"l"lolph' five. yard line
once, li.it !;' ued I he push nece.s.n y ,
acorn The H'oulolph lies, rvea ln-t lo he i
Wi-.yn" neiervts in a, i iirlaln-rals. r I" 'h
1.1 game
llmennn W Ina liter Ansle,
Tliiv,. , Neb.. H't .'II ISI.-euil 1-I.--I
am m I- Kli. nil I trlliill.e.l .nley here
lod-iv In a too tunc in' i.iuii -".
25 to f
otunilois U ina.
l.Cl,,... . it . in I. .0 iSpt . h.l -
nlois
IUi
Milrll sehnoll won from Hi.-.,
lorlv Ibla arirmoon, :n to "
siirnra Mlglt Isimhi.
Nr. . u. t '.'0 -opr. t.. T. le
Kerne.
,,,,, ,...n
I iurr, i,,,.
ee
f.isi
an .or-M.d
aalic by Mc
In a
flf 1 '
fli-l hilf e is
I, ina I, ei, I el,Li.f!y tn
le t rce-.S
loret.is
le.rlt
.I In tie- 'i.o-l rt. r
,t H . .. .m l 1 ' 1 e Ict .W It
llili cuari r. hut rub. I .oi
p. t!. I A or. ii a or I '.' a
r III I he foot I h pi mi l ,.;
K' arnev o
-1.1 iV to tl." I
I'--, irv r. -
lo t h.i.'wn
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!( at.'l li
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,te
I
rt a "tin
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. r,d ,o
,r,
IT IN v'OIOaa
f HI. SLNPAV lt
Vrl'M N8J Vsttr '' f VjCM
sc4;i
WIM Vaviavtli tt MMtC MtSA KCvVf
Tt. CCtVt- lt .H"t VH1
C nC.l t.l. V.I1I TJIih V'tvHt.
Xv. (fci siv. M
-"
aivm,i to UVT
ii , a... -
1 HVIli-
la, -Si . . .
"Ji" Vt iirillT IlljllK'lJ I' fl foj' KyiaciiMii In chaiKo of Alex
I'illahiirKli, J'a., ici, 2n. "Cop" Htevefiaop, iihhIhI.iiiI coach. Attend
Warner, fatuous football eum h of thclnK pIi.vhcIjiiis bavn mlvlaid Warner
I'lilvcialty of I'lllfliinxb, la aiifferltiB to remain In bed, but "I'op" declared
from plomainii poisoning, It tiocanin he would mnke it land effort to Kt to
known today when tho I'aolher team Kyracusv for the Kami' Saturday,
FOOTBALL
RESUtJTS
Mil tl.
IVnlnil, 21
Inllilill llliirfa.
I relghtnn High, III; Tekiiinalt, T.
Niulh High, '.; S.hoi.ku, I),
MtTK,
l.lneiilii, ,27 1 Tei uiiiseli, 0.
I urlls Assies, li; I iiinhrldge, 0.
Mieniltidiiiili, fi.1; tllllaca, II,
lieiieia, II; Hustings, 12.
Uoiulriver, tl; l.runil lahiinl, ft,
erk, tl; .Ninfolk, II,
i oluinhila, 'iOl HiKelitck, tl,
ketirne, J'i Aurora, S,
Hilt eiilm, 'if; Ausley, II,
Ashluad, AH; I olli ge lew, 0.
( Ill I I I. K.
IVril Teachers, :ij Kearney, 0.
I'nrsnna, I'l; I'nrlluige, It.
Austin, III Mniltllim Methinllsl, I,
lltenherg, 27; fleiiisoll, 211.
Midland, 4',; tork, V.
Nehritska tVesleynn, H'S; lliasne, (I,
tVilsliliiglint SI, He, IS; Idiiho, V,
liltinun, 8; Oregon, II.
W llnilngliu, ill; Heiitueky Wesleynn, H.
TeviiH Agglea, 47; lillisluim Mnta I', 0,
Coiner, J;l; Hastings College, H,
1 II T II
and wallops
York Normal, 45-0
Fremont, Nob., Oct. 20. (Special
Tclctjiiim.) 'i;ici "Cltcl." Wynne's
Midland warriors defeated York Nor
mal here tbis afternoon, 45 to 0, At
no time was York considered danc;or
ous Jiif.'thiMt the heavier tiatn that out
pl.'tyed and outclassed the pcdnkoKUcs,
StraiKht foolbull and si'imatlonnl end
iuiik by Caiitnln Horn, UriinniiiK and
(loodull coupled with the Invincible
line plunf,'init by "Hap" Atlnrns at
full back, spelled defeat for the visi
tors. Three minutes after the game
Ht.'irtcil Captain lforn carried the hall
over for a touchdown on a fi2-yard end
run. He repealed tho trick for tin;
same yaiil.tKi! before the quarter
elapsed. Midland recovered its own
limit on York's "JO-yard line and
Adams went over on four successive
line pliiiiKcs. IliunniiiR and (loodscll
featured with open field end runs.
Campbell, for York, was the main
stay of bis team. The final three
1 1 na rl ts found .Midland scoriiifr nearly
at will. In the latter part of the final
iliiaiter Coach Wynne sent In his en
tire second stiiiiK and the substitutes j
:ilo proved ti
he the ii'-'ftrcssor.
The lineup:
Midland
N.xon
1 .in., lo r
Pus.
1. Ii.
I. T.
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oitlliirKen
. Iiitvidwon
. ... Plane
, ,. Morgan
, . . ( 'ahlion
Thorn . . .
I.illllfop
. T. budy
Kllloit
Hal men
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d.,iua . ..'...
Slli,nliii"!i M
aell lOeicl-i! for
Mill. r. Mol. r f.
H. rn. ?. A lama.
K'liil. .iiil"ik I
IP solli" -si.ii.ti: I .
1C Caldw
II
. Campbell
II Halter
H Miller
11 Steveni
I Miclih for Hood
ih o.k: Al.'.n
I'linii Totichd.m ni :
...d ii. l. in-rare. :
llo'.af!, loooha
I ri toi'to Too.- of
iro i
.MiinliTir Is llaiijrctl.
A -(c. M . Oct, .'a SUli
K;iluok,i v.. 'is lullueil bet" lli: Inolil
luir at ' f a He inoi.leii of Will. ami
lc!h mid Sain Hue l,i.. tb di.Mta.
o- or SIhim'oi k N M" , on liv :;!
t'i.1
OH, LKSTK.V TO THK HAND
HOMl IVtl t.O. s.
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TMk.H ItkU
Sixty -Yard Run
eaum Creighton-Tekamah Game
Ciclxlitoii hich school defeated the
. llaht Tckamah football luiiii 10 to 7
i In an uiiexclUne; ejar lt( tJrelKhtoll
I field ycHterday afteniooii. lioth teams
j resorted to straight football in an at
j tempt to win, CrelKbton being- the
'slronneMt team by a small margin. A
I if) -yard run on a forward pass, Nlnht
to Van cieve of the Indians, was the
only exciting play of tin' naiiw,
: After taklne; the ball down the field
' on line bucks in the second quarter,
I Cri-hihfoii was forced to dropkiclt
from the IS yard link. Dabaney drop
ped back jind sent otio flylme through
I the posts for the first counter of thu
I Kame.
I Tlie touchdown which won the game
I for the lllllloppers, came Ln the dual
period when N'arkeyltz rf the, locals
Is'iulrmed throiiKtt, tha ,-Uefense for u
i 111 yard run past the last bar.
! Teliamah scored Its touchdown III
the ttiird quarter, on a pass, Nlfc'ht
to Van t'leve, which netted them 10
yards.
I'orter of the freihton team, was
easily tho nulHliiiidliig star. Hofio
also played a kooiI saiM.
Koust df the Tekamah team out
shone his teammates, espf dally on
the line,
Tekamah was accompanied by rj
slronn delcKation of students who
competed with the home boys in the
Itinir bustini; act,
'J'he lineups:
Creighton, 111. Tekrmall
7.
. Wlllert
(larve
, .n,
. . It.
. .11.
. ,K.
Morgan .
T.'iclto . , ,
Caicglla
McKeiina
tllllni ....
Soflo ....
liatiHhcy
Porter . ,
T.i
(I..
ii'.'
ii,
ii..
it .
. ... Waasun
Illea
. . . . . Ireland
. . Night, A.
...Night, u.
I -grig
Youell
. Xnn Clave
(Iraca for
IliiK-hcy fur
Ulciluiro for
Tekamah:
for P'oiiat,
. h.
ii.. .
Siiii:ititu:lona CreiKhtnn:
Hidlo, Nerkevlti for lirace,
Harvey, ijtigau for Moylnn,
MeKenna, r.eahy for Tacki
Cameron for Hieai Moyer
ttimerim for Meyer,
iiifiolnln; Long ijf Creighton, referaa:
Ibrrv of Creighton, umpire; Lane of
C'relKhton, head linesman.
Score- by periods:
Creighton a a n T i
Tekjinifih 0 0 7 (l 7
Uiif keyes Proteht
chic.-iKo, Oct. 20. --Ohio Slate uni
versity lias protested the eligibility
fit certain players on the Michigan
foolbull eleven, it was learned toilay.
Commissioner firiffith of the "nig
Tcti" conference has had the matter
referred to him, but In his absence
from the city, neither the names of
the players .Involved nor other details
Willi av.'illahle here.
To Detlicatr Sluditun
' i olunibus, 1 1 , Oi l. ;'n t V'.ich "liar.
iv I'p ' Yost and bis Viuversiiy .f
.Muhik'an fooiball team arrived here
lialny, prepartory tu the annual Mich
it:. in lihlo Sliilf. foolUill pirn in the
le w Ohio si.iibuiii here toinotiow.
Alore ilitti ;.ut" p.rsons, the !.!
i!,si cioi that his hit wni.tasiil a
f.e.tl.ill i:,uo' in the foeidli Hst, ate
.
I. I I.i he pli tit.
V.kt- eV ii fi-UC kH
L'.V "'"' vmv tn ccv5ts
V ViCtiV. V.t'tv, KV-U M
K V.V.. M4A- 5UVe
v,t ivtiVv 0 Viai IHatN
IL til At If all) JUL r M.1N4
"P.Uft tu'. tv. VH tmutn tH ivnt
u". av wt(. M Ant .tvi
MJ VHi4 A,IN., Mt
lata lax
m r m m m i ' . lav
on Forward Pass
Touchdowns:
Narkevlly and Van (
limit arter
Nighr.
1'lnci) kick
loiicjiijnwn; Uiiniihey
Tanahcy,
Central Trims
Bluff
Oninba .,eiilrl',wltli a now lineup
of footballers, beat the Abraham Lin
coln hlKh of Council Bluffs yesterday
afiornoon nt CsutjiiU , llutfa by. tl;e
more of 27 to 7. Tho gnmo was
featured by lonu runs and numerous
forward passes. '
The game (ipened with Central kick
liiff to Count:il Bluffs. Walsh kicked
to Central nnd Galloway returned Ilia
oval to mldfield where i'eutral was
forced to kick. The halt was fumbled
and Thomas recovered nnd raced for
I lie first Central touchdown. Oallo
wuy failed to kick goal.
The Iowans crime back In the sec
ond quarter and held the Hllltoppers
In (he shadow of their ROnl posts most
of the time. The Jiluffs men carried
tho oval to Central's two-yard line,
where they were held for downs.
Central ntfempled to put but the kick
was blocked and an Iownn fell on the
ball ln the safety zone for Council
l'luff's lone touchdown. Walsh addod
the extra point from scrimmage.
At the Ftart of the second half .Cen
tral opened up und dazed the Iowans,
A nent flip, Lqwaon to Howell, whh
responsible for the J'urple and White's
second touchdown. Stribllii kicked
goal for the extra unit. The Illuffmen
received tho klcltoff and faillns in
three attempts at the aerial game,
were forced to kick. Central started a
march toward the Ulna goal and after
Howell carrh-d the ball to the one-
foot line, MeDermott took the oval
acrops for six more pointers. Again
during the fourth period the Purple
Ki-idders worked the ball down the
field when Uawson smashed across, for
Omaha's last tally.". Siribling added
an extut rot tut er. ' "
Following is the jjiimmary of the
game:
( antral. '. .
Cngii'Aor
Clarke
Cllliland
Cogall . .
ros.
I.. K
, .1.. T.
. . I.. . .
. . .cu.
. . H.
.'. 11. (I
..I!. T,
Ca. llhiffs. t.
. . . . Helidei son
..... .Christy
...i llellwlc
Haln
Smith
Patrick
Walsh
Hall
I Thnmaa .
Marnov . . .
j Mclierniolt ,
' l.awson . . . ,
, Howell . .
! lialhoi ay . .
. y r.
. 1 . It ...... House
, It. If, , llruwn
. V. H .Mark wall
II. . Darns tl'apt
Subsiliutes Central: I'irclval for C-g-hai:
StntiMuf f-ir I'iarUe; ITarV for
(lllllland
Com, cil Illofrsr HuOlusoa f.r llallaig:
W.ilarr lea Hnuth
T.oe h.low l.s Walsh, Thoiius. llow-rll
M I'lini'iC, l .'u in
ileal fioio s-j.n.n.afca: IVil-h ill,
S'tie.ii.g !
amra r tlaaitara.
i all 1 1 a I , ' '
l ,ui.i l! IHuffa , 7
Drawn for The
VailktOri
uiiiM
v. r ."! lo.l' i...,vj k.- - I
Ottf CiPU
V- l '-sv nvtn linjltwitt s. Xl oWI
ca av.ftMin cmc nx inofin J
lit Sue) ft.VW im no k L.
uvta Mcri.- i'm a. na;Mf
Lu U (iKC
t ait
j
WW) (T ilfr 'ili:
11 (m
South High Packers Run Rough
Shod Over Nebraska City Team
Nebraska City's line bent before on
Flain,h(s of Notilli'a baikliilil and the
r.H kers r. Kisli red a, ZH to 0 victory
over the otoo county nuttr' nation yes
tordny. The game was played at
Western league park and witnessed by
a, small crowd.
Fumbling on both sides marred the
conflict.
Conch Folsoni's clew never t hi eat-
Lincoln Easily
.Beals Tccumseh
Lincoln, o(;t, 20. (Special Tele
gram.) 1'oor generalship and In
ability to furnish Interference, for Us
sealy captain, .A van! Majnlery, cost
Tf.'CUitiBch High school lis chance to
bent Lincoln here this afternoon. The
final rount was 21 to 0, for tho Capi
tal city.
At the end of the third period
Tecuinseh bad worked the ball to
Lincoln's nine yard line. On the first
play after the- teams had changed
goals, tho .Tohson County team fum
bled and Lincoln recovered. Thomas
punted 3S yard out of bounds and the
red and black goal was never seri
ously threatened again.
Lincoln earned two of her touch
downs, while the third came on a fluko
in tho second quarter when Krleg re
covered MoKeny.le's futnblo ami ran
34 "yards for a touchdown. In tho
last quarter Lincoln got the ball with
in striking distance, but Tecuinseh
held and tho fourth down. Urown
dropped a kick for the 12 yard line
for the other 3 points.
The summary:
Lincoln,
!4.
Poi
. .1..
. . I..
itlllll.
K. .
curiiM'h, 0,
.Mclntyrn
Hums
(i. Hrock
Maddln
I. a mil
ItnSN ,
Hauers
Cook
H. Jonr-a . .
Kelly
(C.) llardner
llrown ...
I. r wis ...
Curtain ....
Kth-g ..
1,
li.
. . It.
(lariis
T.
l-l, Klork
Harvey
T. Mundeiy
V, Man.lary
MrKeli7.in
Mclntoah
Jiurlsch for Pass;
.it.
y.
H.
II.
It. 11.
y h
Substitutes
Lincoln ;
Thomas for Curtain: I.. Jones for Lewis;
Olds for Mcltityre; (tilhn for It. .lonen.
T'Tiiu.seh: K.liii for Hervey: Kink for
B. Ilrnck; Plinmra for M.-Kenzie, Ward
lor I, a nib.
Touchdowns: Lcciii. ?; tiricg. Try for
palms: l.lii.'oln. it illrown, ilroti-kb hs,
31: drop. lock, ltrnivn. I nfleui It-: Hcf-ari-a,
Kulirar. louoi-. 1'n'ini': N'leholaa,
Nebrasiia. H.ail ! I ti i fiii.tn : Sivnneon, No
bruvka. Tlmo of qii.'iii.is' l", mlnu' s I
ilnwns: l,ou
li: 'I
umseb.
rune :
ai ds ,
arils
l.lnioin, ti. for a
TeciiniHeh. 7, for
Forward pa-ises:
Tacuniseh. a In'
sah. ? . l.icco'.ii.
4 v.ir.I: T...Mm
lo'n. 1 : 1'" i.o-. el
lat.ige Of :i
iii era so u f ":.
inpieted. I. lie
in. 1:
niete ps. s
I'clla ' I l.'i
II. I'Jilil.
tllll
oln Volft I'ilils MamM
Clevtlanil. O, si. 2"-. I. ok Wolfe
("let viand, t'ai iv act elded tern, to
meet S.unmy M itiiiel of Clilnieo in a
10 round no decision Lout at I! time,
Wig , (kloliei ;.n.
Omaha Bee by Sidney Smith
H oTr jM
'-a I'lL Til Arik s
i-'I'mI the red and white line tlosplli
the fict. Unit the l'.itton proteges did
not present a very strong front.
It hill three minutes lifter the ic'ilun
started South drew blood, Kiola '.'
carryhig the ball across. The touch
down was allowed after the leferee'd
whistle had blown nnd Coach Kolsoin
played tile remainder of tho garni
Utlder protest.
. South went scoreless In the second.
In the third quarter Nebraska City'it
lino was twice crossed, (Irahain and
Sutler carrying the ball.
Spt ni'i r recovered tho ball on
fumble and raced 2(1 yards to the post.i
for one In tho fourth.
flrahnm waggled rtit educated too
and never missed ft hick after toiicli
duwn. The south quarter was easily
tho star of the game, finding; holes
in the fluid and I'urplo lineup almohi
every time he chose to run.
Sutter and Gillette also were coutilst'
ent ground gainers.
The lineups:
Sou Hi High.
'ehmslol I ily.
etpeneer T,. i:.
Nleelr
. V alianiaint
. .. ilorlo.l
Ward
. ,. Mull, n
Wilson
.... tin eel
.... Alia r
Kudiivy 1.. U. ,..
I'l ha n , I ,
Wedtieraj I'. '1
M.-griino H, T. . , , , ,
Holler It K
Urn hum i)
Sillier It. It
'illlcllH 1.. II
UeVry It.
Kuhslltutes .Schmidt a, Clly
. Oiselie.
... I'ol In tri
Klehar fi
Ward, Ilaiiiploii for hlr-el
OI.HOIl for Kle-
l.er. Klcber for Hweet. .Miller for Hampton
South: Meriiek for ivedberg, liadiivy fml
Uilletle, Wcdhcrg for Kadavy.
TnuclirlowiiM: Kuduv, tirallam, Kutlc
Hpencof,
(Ionia aftar touchdown: (irilham, 4.
Officials: Itcpi'iinliif, chlciuoi, refere.
lailes, Creighlon, pmplrc; llallcy, N'.
hrdaJtfl, head llnesniati.
Nebraska Wesleyans
Trounce Doane, 32-Ok
Lincoln, Oct. 20. (Special Tele
grain.) Mbrnska esleyan out
played the Doane t'ongregationalistsi
In the hitter's first state rnnfercm i
game here today, ami won, 32 to 0.
Tpe ,Metlioilis(s had their fir
touchdown over seven minutes aft
the opening whistle sounded. Gem
bier, Wesleyan half, made, two li'll
yard runs for touchdowns.
The Doane team attempted an tu -i"J
i.tl game which was unsuccessful
Wesleynn used nothing but alralgbl
foolbull. Wesleyan has won two con
fcreiu o mines, li.e opener M it q
Wayne, t! to (, nnd the game here
day. They lost lo 1oii, i' miiici
last Saturday, 3 in o.
Viink- May (Itl Itfiitnii
I n. in St. 1'aiil Clul
N. lelk. tilt. I'll- Xl to!i'toi,
f'U tile plir. hohei of Kobe la tlloll. t
nor pin lo-r with Ho. New Ye
C In i.t a .in, I ( 'iin iim.i! i !! il, t-'
Ingii'i l.y the New Yirl. YankfHia will
tho S' . I'.iul Attieto-ia Hiiii ei. it
iiuii, li mi' l.jirriiw, l.i.iiie- in ii 4
f -r of Hin Yapki
ii I lo.i.i
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