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HIE OMAHA r.EE: FRIDAY. OCTOoKP. 27. IV. Legion and Ak-Sar-Ben After Postseason Game Between Iowa and Nebraska i i i LA Big Contest Will Be Played at" Creighton Field if Legion Succeeds in Scheduling Game By RALPH WAGNER. "Nebraska against Iowa on an Omaha gridiron, Decem ber U." When the Douglas County pout of the American Legion started circulating gossip that the lluskerg and llawkeyes may meet on an Omaha athletic field, football fans picked up their earn, scratched their bean artd wondered if these two strong footbull machines would be matched for a post season game i'1 Omaha, J.efore such a thing could happen. thuDouglas Legion ol'iicials must hop over numerous hurdles that strew the path of both Iowa and Nebraska; i Ait' tun' r i r ti"' nit; i -u H l P'li't " .! "1 Utilltl'S Mlh IMI'tllll.'IM I .9 , I 1 ., ,,....'. . . , I i up'- i.ik ii'ii piirucipaiing ii ii.i i ."Ktiamt rule. Tie n iikiiIii, fuu.i ' ifnYil tiny Muni' th.it whin the j llwlt.ytn finish ihi-lr present sched j 'il' the numbers i.f i inwii el Jom--' i c I e v c n lifivx iiiciiiiiiit hfil wmk i I'ltotJCb tnr llm uniwui. J Member of tl'llty. ?.YbiiiIi(i 1.1 ii mtuibiT i f (i.u Mm. I fon' Vnllty I'uiif ii'iici', which in. i lilit.-t n itirnbtr nf this obit e'rchi j fom playing (ill liny r;riillioii except i "wn- I Wni'e Nebraska's two vlctml n ibis i in. t -iri!t lii mnr Iiiih it thut j Husher nthli tli' olllcinls will hr N'e-' briska Iiwmc from llii' Mi-cnuil V.illcy. 'I'll" Coinliusld v dropped mil i f tlii conference fur a spell uml futiiul It ll'i;hiy hard li schedule gnmcs. Till iviitiM hull true- If Nibrnslui broke with tlii" Missouri Valley, The "H!g T'li" Is ctowihd iiml then1 urn not iiiotiuh good (cants nuts'do the "Pig Tin" inirl M. V. In the middle wc-t l hut would moke football a paying proposition fur Nebraska, so ll In nut very likely thut the Cnrribuxkcr will nhnko the dust of the vnllty confer enee from tln-lr f""t. Alumni of Uilh N'ebruska and lowu n Omaha are anxious to tiring the two powerful elevens together In this city. The former students of Nebraska are out to raise money for Nebraska's new stadium uml believe ii Nebraska-Iowa jtime In tfif best way to bring the shell els Into the coffers of tho Nebraska alumni stadium, committee. ' To Help Sliidlimi Fund. On tho utrenulh thnt tho money de rived from utirh a Rflmn would go toward ronKtructlnR a new stadium ot Nebraska, the alumni of both nrhooln bellev they run brlnar pren mir to bear on th "OIk Ten" offl etnla and the Mlrnourl Valley author!' flei. anit In thin way get the ?amc for Omaha. ' Th Poualai! County Leftlon la "pull lvt( all the wlrea" known to th" T.eplon In order to jret th came. Trelphlon ban rtonatml lta athletie fieR and If the I.eclpn aerurea the eonteat U 1 planned1 to stapo the pame Peremlwr !. The AkKarBen, thrntiRh Ohnrlie Gardner, let It he known yesterday that It baa been working on a Nebras ka Iowa, post aeason came ainrn Mon day afternoon. Gardner went to I.ln roln laat Saturday to aee Coicn "flnap Tt.-tp" Pawson of Nebraska, and In a ronferenee with tho roneh was Informed that Nebraska was will ing to piny Iowa In Omaha In a pose teneon game. , To See Coai-h Jones. Vincent Haskell, head of the Ne binska alumni In Omaha, and Charlie Gardner, will no to Iowa, City tonlKht where they will hold a meeting with Coach Howard Jones nnd Ilawkeye officials, nnd will try to (tain the con eent of Iowa for a post-season game wHh Nebraska In Omaha. ' Nebraska and Iowa broke off nth- letic relations In 1913 when the Hawk eves defeated tho Ilusliere 19 to 0. Nebraska nnd Town started schedul ln jrnmea In 1SS2. From W2 to 191H the Hawk and Hunker plaved IS irarnee. Nebraska winnlnR 12 nnd Iowa 3. the remaining three contests ending in two tie score games and one scoreless tie. Ppreliiiit! anil lhrtiin;: Filter Mmiitts in Ilorso Show Wii'hiiiKton. let. III. Notalle In the lini no world, and In Home eases ridden by noddilcs In governmental af fairs, have been entered in a horse Fhow here tomorrow. Th entries linlude. llaibel. Presi dent Harding' ridinf: horse, and Jeff, the fvoriyt mount of (lenersl Persh tnir. Three other horses owned by General rershlnn Prominent Tom,. Prim-esn nd Handy will compete while Major General Hnrbonl. aetinc secretary of war. will ride his own horse, r.iylmk, nnd Major tienernl Holbrook, ehlef of cavalry, will put hi horse, Ir.'tH"on. thrmiith the nin-es. Funeral I 1IHI for Mr, (iliarle A. Coniiekry I'hii-aao. Ktt. It Hy spial per- nuMtu of the city, the funeral cor-l.-i" i f Mr Nut C.inilsWey, wife f Climbs A CVntlikey, cwner of the i Pi. tt..t ,nieri an li.tmie t bib Hit id I't piott-'d tm-r Mu-ltUiiM l.tilirri "' .'herl'lan It d to "' v-r r-ioetetv t.-div. K.nmrr J'ldit'' ....i .. i....t..i!i . .,iii!it.Mlmt-p. mti ' ' I ., i!!lter Hith I trt.ut.s t nine i . ... .... i.,ii n,pn i-..ltii-l.t sii.ll , nt : f'..mli of Mr. tm:ik, in.ni.iiim t t , r n. tnliter lrau !" Il.ut- e i! tb foUlltt). UUm V. Off .,,t,,(M. AU.tHt, :-Th id win it A '.,)iwi fU M'l"1 ! nv 14 bt he t.U r A ! r . I - !!. Hi I 'inr.ty i't T'i Klur ! tf Suits and Extra Pants Made to Order $32.00 A4 at .- iUr iihiliit in 0rsr-tt I'.tell- . Uta i i- " m.W t-i livi. t t.s.k. Ika r ti'iauUutir l ! !.ti,g aUn ffrJ n t'waka. l aruaJ. ta Kal ia ffr a nJ rutear i r. t itt th teal. a fitinf '" fjr ljt na )ear ler far. (atftt (araf.rf U.U-rs4 4 f4rt,lJ ft f m fit ant ttU, U::Cift,y t:.!:: tif taliiM Ti tttri IM faat al U V.Ui. l. Im. Ilia aa Ma.aat v HI.' tlH III' low IM IIIWKI 1. Nrli. la. l":i , to 1 11 la in ir.'H am n 1 sin ., ., , ... 11 IM'H II 0 IV.ll H W IH"S A t!i:t 17 le ,.11 I'M'S II II I 'Mill H fim 11 ri is 7 I'll , .V! 1 mil it mil . J (i n.m 11 11 iimv , . . 0 III o you know that Muh.'IiuM !ti Ihe Ami': lean nifn'ill ll.m ilr-w i.Iukh' tlurmn III' K.mMtiil ju.i Mii'l.il Hutu in miy I'ani er, c ii.i'lln 1.1 ii-c'iiily cmiiilifl fiKurcit. Tli- 'lulu nniii I'Hyi-il 1. 1 i"il i ipiid.inie nf i,r.a.a, hi' h i m m- l..,'t-'" nf W.lliiil nvyr In 1 1. i'fti'. Kali an rily III ioimi.tjii.. lih 31S. iii'O. Hi" Jl""t dull Ui il n nvre in J1111.OMO murk In i hi vrinin. Iny nhjerlli'ii" lo II17 melhuil vf triiiK fur khhI ufl'r IiiU'IiiIumii f tieiiiv lieiinl. Tlii ytur, follnwliic a I'HiiliiliiMn. Die bull 1 iilsinl on Ihe A-inl Hint mil 1111I I'll" liliM. The tetiin In iiotHten'.f n may kirk. forwurU miMi ip tun with "ip Imll. Im! Hipy hunt unly line try In wlilph Iti put It inrr. Iliitvrvpr, Mime riiMelipa rlnlm Hip iluy whin trot tu the hiiip. nnd liln'ii It a rpuipp plcmpnt uf rhswe. With a vltr of winning th Amr-li-Bti lrHKtio fi nimtit next your, uftT Inninic tt hy unn game (lit ipHiun, tlto Ht. l,otii trown ure tailing in mitny Ii1(t from lhf inlnur Ipanuei. AI i a iy "U hfi ve b'n sec u t rd, 1 & cf wtntin vtre purchnMrd, r.n't 1 0 ri- llftd. 'I'ltrt lint imlu1- II plfrhori. mix IriflltJiTi, six outfiftdwrN tm1 two (ral' tifit. Tho price hr not tn an nuuiicifil, tut one croup of eight i uttid to havtf com IhO.oqo. Anotlirr imiil of plwk tin torn tA light Ht lltimirtl nnlv?rp.lt, whfn W'fllliHii lleggH, jr., ft. Mind Hludent, whonti 1mm In In W'lmhtr, Mhm., htw rrportfld Ur lh frmhimin errw 11m hhn lifiHtgneil to the tttntkm ponl ilon In nn of h hllii. II im mmid to hHve hiMt rxppriMico In the gurni. ritflicr .fubn H'-oif of th York 0(h nt, will umffrrio n xt nsivp couruM of tratitunt thin yrnr In mi ff(yrt to cetftur - bla pitching rnt, Hcctf, who it tlme pitched good Kb 1 1, has hail roneiileruble trouble with h)M nrni nnd linn lm told thnt the trouble wan of g tinrvouH naturn hat would not yield to th unual ircaimenii, There ! a report furrent In boxing clrtlf.n that when Sikl romea to tho RtH.tcH nnd B(i(Mai In Now Vork, thti put km fitr his initial npparanre will 1) limited to 2,f0 by tb niHte box ing ronimlfiHtoti. nwevr, t ho Bhown up well in hi.f 4rt onrouni'-r, he will recAivA enouglv thereafter to make iL Intcrt'sMnt. Ex-Champ to Teach n . ii d do 4"0 at narvan Camliriilse. :..,(.-, i),t. ;6. Billy fihevlin, hrolher or l-JJille Shcvlln, New Kn'lanJ welterweight rhamplon nnd boxing infttructur at Durlinoulh, has boon uppointed instructor of box Ine nt Harvard. Ie Is a retired llcht. Hvpinht cliiimiilon ,o( the navy and a former national amateur champion in tha 13.1 pound class. Creighton Reserves Beat Deaf Institute I'reiKhton I huh school reserves won from Nebraska School for the teaf eleven at Kontenelle park yesterday ufter noon, 19 to K. The "Ihimmies" held their own In the first three quar ters, but the rie yhton defense stiff ened in the last stnnfet and tallied just before the final whistle. Women'g Vpstern Golf Association Fleets Officers Chicago. Oct. 28 Tho Women's Western Clolf association held Its an nual meeting here today. Only one ticket was presetted by the nominat ing committee. Mrs, liathamay Wat son, president since 1920, had previ ously declined renomlnation. The ticket presented by the nnmi natine committee, immeil Mrs. Kaxlln If. Il.tll. Oak Park Country club, for ! president and Included Misn IHirem l K ivan.iiiKh. s Angeles Mrs. Henry j lUihbmi. Omaha, ind Miss Hn Hollo I ran. Rilt Ijk Cl'y. ' (' on f 'i" Whvn It Comra to "Dolling Vp" for Gvlf Ullltll. lll .-.- " ' - . i I I mlljr H wlntrial Mra llmiiimil til th fidt rtiur : ttrsj Waller llim appear ht aa evhiMt.tN rnali si wtlh hi artiMT, t Ktrlmaud, Amlraliaai ihantploat. al Ke IkM rluh et Thurvalay, ana Ihe I akema IritUjr. i Wafawo alURtipteal l lV Inw llaten' Mr Im r ! h, ku "hiii U allot'' fiWiH lnMl Out Ii t idl m sp a law IrU II ti l Milttema, i EDDIE'S FRIENDS ( ACCOfiDIWG, TO , IWTO WHAT ID n S t-IOVLE.ITSA I t? 118,1 I J DlDWY ASlvl FOIC 50CICrV- 7 r. B0V5 ' TfcraEE CARtz - j tV ( rue A REAM j ASED FO it ( V J To Pay, AWO j poof?!-HOW DO A..., ' Vf TRAll) TO V A FLUSH--? JJuKe.bc, V U lUATS A S to you- Do ' J SGT . Jtb 7 VOO CALtHlrvV HCrVLtUOULDWT J CMr VSVHiir-irttTy Vficconrac -vC .' ".".' Hti. kr lull Iwiyn i'yrt?f- ' " ( 7J I'laycr Hit by haul Hull Drilled Damages WueliJr.Kiuii, Oct. 2D. A UiMFbail fan usHuiiit-H tho rlk of Betting hit hy a foul ball If In; siu in the uiiscrtciiid si'ction of the Kiaml stand, JuKlice liltz of the ltlstrict of Coiumlila supreme court held in distnlsHlni; u suit for J 10.000 .In Minxes broiiKht URainst tho VVashinKton Amerlcun league base ball club by Johil 11. Pettis. IJurintr i K.'ime here on August 21, Pettis wiih hit in the eye by a foul off the bat of a Washington player. Boyle to Stage Fistic Programs Tho Nonpareil club has been grant ed a license to stage boxing bouts by the state athletic commission. The club pre- fry vioiisly had been refused a license by "Lum" Doyle, state commission er, when it be camo known tilth Hernie Unyle was to act as match nm ker. Boyle is under stood to, have brought some pres sure to bear on the commission with thd result that yesterday he was notified ho would be recog nized as a promoter. Hoyle gave tho Vox Popull the best shows soon hero last winter. He ex pects to present his first show the curly part of November. Omaha Pros to . Play Des Moines The Olympics, Omaha professional football team, may include in their lineup next Sunday afternoon against the les Moines Hillsiilers, the name of Cliff Iong. Crelshton's star quar terback. Efforts are now being made to obtain Long's services. In the event Ixtng can play, Paul Shanahan, whose 90-yard run for a touchdown through the entire Atlan tic team last Hunday was one of tho big thrills of the Olympics' first con test, probably will be shift rd to an end. AVlth Walsh of Notre lame and McKechnle' of Washington State at halves, Leahy of Creighton at full and Long, also of Creighton, at quarter back, the locals feel their backficld will lie a score gainer against any professional team In the middlewest. Wolfe, a former Andover lineman. Is to arpear with the Olympics. llagen and Kirk wood to Play at Lincoln Lincoln. Oct. !. Walter Hagen. only American to win the llrltish open olf title, snd Jo Klrkwood, Australian trick shot olftr. will ap pear lure in an exhibition match Pat. urday. November . They vm here from Mnalwi. WTTHTHE PUG9 . fti4f, kt?tfitt 114 Hti Iiip . t tin nl 1 l-tt.4 4t Wi,k.i. K, Inair ii ? Mulill. llt'll ttlll ftk-l- fitl. hi iimt4 l fiwk. woi .i tut Uttitr Mi4ii i Kit lti 'aitA' A.'. ! I ,tt 1.1 Jt4UHr Ktaf Ma-. I fsvl 4 VI ft W I- Sola H -at Si 11 i i tit- pu- trail Hi mtmm 4 IkikatMS I 1 f lMtaa ra I4m atNa minim Ma aa4 laa vta Hi a4 $1.50 Mlt Inn i ' SA J tiiaji Unit. IIImw fc tj atA ia stl jKillefer to Boss Cubs Next Year Chicago Nationals Again Ifavu Youngest Pilot ly Reap pointment of Rill. Chicago, Oct. 20. William Klllefer of the Chicago Nationals tonight wIh reappointed manager of the Cubs for the seasons of 1U2.1 and 1024, tit the annual stockholders' meeting. Kllle fer came to the Cubs In the winter of 1A17 with his battery unite, drover Alexander, for JV.OOO, After service In the army during Ihe world war, Killefer returned to tho club, succeed ing John lOvers as pilot about the mid dle of the 1!)21 season. The directors expressed themselves as satisfied with tho showing of the young pilot the past season, his club having finished in the fifth place, de spite tho fact that It had been handi capped during part of the' S'-ason be cause of Injuries and illness to his players. The directors adopted a resolution expressing sympathy to Charles A. Comlskey, president of the Chicago White Sox, on tho death of his wife. Creighton High to Play Leigh Today Creighton High school's knights of the gridiron will leave this morning for Leigh, Neb,, to engage the high school team of that city in a footbull encounter this afternoon. Owlag to the illness of Coach Marrln, James Condon will be in charge of the ttfiim. Condon has been assisting juarrin oy coaching the backficld. Creighton High did not play last Friday and all of tho men are In great condition. " Leigh enters the contest with a clean record, having won all five of its games. It piled up a total of 149 points against opponents' 12. ,, The probable lineups: t'rpishtAlt. Lelgll. . Kiltnph . .. NiikpI M. I'railt . N. t'ruiis IiinBltlutli . .. Unhel . . K lliler Konltn Hall Aki-Iip . lluhn Moylnn R R. ... . . . . R. T . .'. . ....R.O.... C ....t..r,.,.. ....T..r..., I,.H.... ... Q II.... It. II.... ...F.n... JiH.... Morgan , TckP . . r-HtiiKlia Mi-Kt-nna l.f'Rhy , . Hinrhpy PorlPr Soflo . . . Mans hey .Narlipvlti Luis Firpo Barred From Fistic Arena Reunoa Aries, Oct. 23. After' a lengthy debate, the city council re voked the special permission Rranted lo Luis Angel Firpo, South American heavyweight to stage boxing exhibi tions In thia city. The opposition cant from socialist members. It was argued thnt In granting Firapo a permit tha council lors were under a misapprehension anil that they did not understand that ha was going to stage a public pi ie fight. They referred to the recent bout between Klrpu mid Jim Tracy, the' Australian heavyweight. GridUcrs Wont I'lay If Girl .ire I'uniihed for I'ajniim I'aruiU? Huatltii(iH. , a, (HI. !a I Ifly )siun- aitiia almfa-ala al M-ir-aball 4la her alar4 i-iiia pai ) la lhtr aWailltH tburly fttfM. tttUets OcUl aVitdr) li4 thai aa pwiUluwral Ik firt atauld a (KohiMiH rtM altradiua th MuthtllWitl Niiatt Mtlr)aai l.tul ftnia art MaOwtU). IM ktuaai Kt.n Marti lb aviti UM a'.bi aa) atM aa tutti.u t Hum SieXM(. tr ik btrj t yU I IH aiRtii "i.4 aralmara." " N U' ' 4ute. ' a Ilia kbit 4 4 (Im 4ir RESULTS liiirixliii liiic Mr. Hii)Ii'' V.ii l'iiuln. 1 Hey eddie Veast ro y ; Hoy Chomp Ijr.amrd Chrclitrs I 'laying "Dud" r.usUin, Mass,, Oct. "iluiting your dad" Is llm first step toward tho checker championship of the Hulled Slates, according to Asa, Long, high school youngnter from Toledo, .who won the highest hon ors in the country. He siild today that he started playing with his father when only 13 years old and kept playing until he could bent him. Siki Heady to Meet Carpenticr Purls, Oft. 26. Buttling Siki today instructed bin man ager to accept l ho challenge for a re turn match with fleorges Cai'itcnlicf, and to di posit. l.'KM! francs (roughly 171.50) as n guaran tee. Negotiations for tho date and place of llm fight will take placn next week. Allhoilijh several French syndicates are seeking the tat Ozrpztitiatr tle for Paris, it is understood that English promoters are determined to stage (he aflatr In London, where numerous fans are unxlous to see the conqueror of Joe Beckett tie with the colored man. Jack to Use Heart Piftich on Partner Jack Deiripsey will demonstrate the blows which have matin ot him a world's champion in his vaudeville act next week at Iho World. One ot them will be the "heart" punch. Jack Thompson, tho giant negro mauler, will servo the champion in the capacity of a punching hag. i Tho tirpt part of Jack's act Is de voted to humorous chatter with his manager, Jack Kearns. Omaha Youth F.lecletl Captain at Northwestern Wallace lianncr, former grid cap tain of iho I'niversiiy of Omaha eleven, has been elected captain of tho freshmen team at Northwestern, according to reports received here. Ilanner played with (he local Maroons last season. This year he holds down a halfback job wtlh the Northwestern freshmen. Football Games on Slate This Week HlllltT. Mnrtrlta at KalamaHiu. MllmlnKlua lUltlMla-Wsllaee. t'illHirl,i III lllltista. lUtltrll IiuIIhik at lalrmttunl. Hirllnc til trirtiit. , K.,inhrflrrii i Ktn. stau anrmal. Ilrlltuilt al Mttltt Slutttl.l Nttrmal. In klalu Trarlirr al I lhaiirlk. smit.n wt rar..n. Irnltul mlllam J'ts.ll. MlMaturl llt- rtltf( st l""'t. Mluauil WnlMH al Mar) i Ilia Tat-rl-r, I IWr-it" kiea al I rami Wralrjaa. Ilnltlini at I urhti. tt HH V. Ijh-.iI. M.sriHtl al I r.iattiwa Nana lira Wf4. aa ttaM l.alral aii IM f r. a al I Iim-wIh. ..Mlh Utah al t.a. il ItlMlfv iw. NrknMka at I ill -. ittit... riswalva I lt fan! m !. Ittlaala al Ml. fcla. im at ! al at .MtaU lutilla al l,Mn M'.a.a.a !- al ItUwaa, r.Km al ktMat lialaa, M,.u. a I a a- MaaatiMala! l ftlala t s.4ta al fe--ttltai Htt al t fittaas. W ...!, a h,,w t .triw.. at Iwl 4.a at I a..M l.-ki iai.a V .!. km... al Mmi l ..at-tt SlHIaal S..I la.1 al ll-. t - Hal. al a al.lalla al Is t.- Ktl-Ml l I'. 1-4 ltaa a I a M.ia I .ttaat a I ta a) Ma a a. a.aaaa alka at . .. Il.t-t. a I -t.t ls.. ,i .k l.iua at iMal l aa.ia N . M. w... Staaaal rta.aa all I aajtaan. I at al M la ka.aufcl .a al -tM al Jaa a l.tWH al Utaakaajta ataaa a M -a a Indiana Called Mystery Team of Conference Slreii)!tli of Moroou Squad 1 Curcfully Coiu'cali'd liy Slagg ' Hrlit'WH Uest Turned Out in Many Year. Chicago, Oct. I'd Chicago ulll ni ter the big lltterSH'tional footlutll game Willi Princeton on Stagg field here Saturday afternoon as thn "Mys Jery team of tbr Western conference," tl lenm of hidden power, which Is Just as A. AlotiKo Htitgg, the HI year old roach of the Maroons, has planned, .Nut one of the J.'.u.lu pemous, lucky enough In hold a ticket for thti gallic, could figure out tonight whether lit Murooiis have s highly polished open nttack tip their sleeve or whither Stag plans to win by straight football luetics, with a few simple play which he bus shown In tin; three games this season. Chicago triumphed over (iiorglit, Northwestern and Purdue while In second speed and football observers are of the opinion' that Slngg has de veloped one of tin hewt tennis that ban trod the Chicago "leld In years. Stagg Is known to be ready lo spring surprises If necessar , Iwint year Princeton prepared iigalnut aer ial plav and was beaten by straight football. This year tho easterners Way have changed their style of de fensive play and strengthened their ramparts to resist the pluug'! of Thomas nnd '.mu. Oltlficld's Track Iteconls Broken JYimiiifru and Chevrolet Set New World's Marks in Itaco Against Time. '. I St. Louis. Oct. 20. IMy .A. V.) j The five, 10, 16 and ZS-iimn lilrt track niitouiobllo reconls established by Harney Oldfleld, were broken here today hy Richard N. Jennings of Pitts burgh. Pa., accompanied by Louis Chevrolet. Th trials we're made on tho Max welton track here, Ihe same track on which Oldfleld estalilli.hed Ills record AtigiiHt. 8, )'.!I7. Jennings' fsstcst mile, whs negotiate! In 4.1 seconds. Jennings covered tho five miles In 3 minutes, IS Hcbonds, as against Oltl ficld's 3:.'3:(l; the HI miles In 7:32:1, as agalrtKt T :.""; :S ; the 15 In 11:21:."., as against 12:0(1:. and the 10 In 15:20:1. as against 15:.ri2;2. Three-timers, including Oeorgo His ler, star of the St. Louis Anieiciin leagtio teain. nttiled Ihey would sub mlt nffldavils to the American Auto mobile aHt:oi la'tlun, atlpr.llng lo the ac curacy bf time. ' Schooner Title Is Won by Bluenose Gloucester, Mass., Oct. 'id. Rluc noMt! of Canada retained th chain piuiiHlilp ot the Atlantic fishing fleet by defeating (he Auicr(can schooner Henry Ford in the third race of this year's competition hero today. Tito liluenose finished at 3:18:47. Tho Ford whs two m les astern. Western Women's Golf Body Elects Head Chicago, Oct. 26. Mrs. l-'arlin II. Hall of the Oak Park Country club. Oak Park. III., today was elected president of the Western Women's fjolf association. The ticket headed by .Mrs. li.tll was cleetfd. ' (ue Tilt Tonihl. Philadelplila, la., Oct. UK. flulplt (Ireenleaf of New Vork, -National pocket billiard cl'.ainpion, tonight will defend his title against P.enitlo Allen of Kansas City, Mo., former champion, in the first block of l. points of a 4n0 point match. The remaining points will be played tomorrow and Saturday nights. . ti o i r.M - .1' aaH Red Robert i the fa mous iUr of the Danville (Ky.) Centre college foot bull eleven. The team ia known throughout the country at the "Praying Colonels," becauie they kneel in prayer before each game. a. 1 i-.T. JT' -Ai I fa Mint. Nebraska Leaves for Sconerland Tenl)-I'ie I fiiMts.ii Tiike'n t) INuriuaii to Hiitllc Okl.i- 1 1 ' 1 1 ) a Ucvcii. i Lincoln, Oct. 2H. Coach Fred Daw son, with 2ft huskies of the Nebraska football sound, all in excellent physi cal condlilon. excepting 1 '.eniulsl , left at noon today for Norman, Okla., where the Cornhnskers will engage in a Missouri conference game with the I'nlverslty of Oklahoma siund on Sat urday, The foulest will be NnltraHliil's sec ond t uiifci encu g.'.ine, ami while her easy vlclory over Missouri last Satur day wits looked upon by critics .us one of the forerunning signs o an other Missouri conference champion ship, llllln iloiibt remains (hat the Koiinera will give the Cornlttiskers the Inirdest battle so far this season. The 7 to 7 tie score in tint Oklahoma Kansas Aggies' game of last Satur day Im indicated to. the Nebraska coach thnt a. hard ttsln with the Moi'ticis' team Is a foregone con clusion. Faced by three successive pomes away from home, Coach Oawson, fearing over-training and possible In juries to players, has not indulged the sriitad In any sci'innnago work this week, although oilier practice went on as usual. Cornhusker ends were given some effective training of a special nature this week, calculated to surprise tho Oklahoma grlddciH. Centre College Is Asketl to t'lay Arjzona Uni. Phoenix, Aria., Oct. 2D. The Phoe nix Chamber of Commerce last night telegraphed authorities at Centre, col lege asking them if thry would con filler playing n postseason football jr.'inie against the I'nlverslty of Ari zona in Phoenix either Christmas or New Years, it was announced today. Field Illuminated for Longer I'raiiice St. Louis', Mo.. Oct. 2H. t.'eorge I.. Ilitlt'i', director of athletics at Wash inglon university, has had huge senrehllghtH erected on the Pikers' gridiron to enable the football eleven to obtain longer dally practice. With his team showing weakness In various position. Uirector Hitler said he was forced to Introduce the Illuminated fa-Id In order to get his team in shape for the Antes-lMissoiiri Valley confer ence game here f-'attnday. FATIMAy CIGARETTES HOW at iJeatPenf'War Cry of Midland College Mleven Team l.tisiti; in Contest ut Fro iimiit TimI.iv Will He Him imitetl fnnii Sl.ite (!t)ii ference liaie. I I'l't IDiilit, .Nib, Oct. I'll ' IU-.lv Pi ru" Is Ihe t iy of Midland collegit sttiilentN us ihe pi'iinpi-cts of brine- n ( the Ntbiask.'l fonlhall cinifi riiica i liiiiiiploUHhip in the Lutheran ap pear brlgh'i r. , Coach Chit Wynne ii pulling tha finishing touches on hi sqii.id for thn clash with the Pinivlaiis Friday. The content w II bring togeihir two t)f the si I'liiiuist tiiiitis in Ihe itinferencti and cue or the oilier will have In abandon chaiii into hip uspliatlons al llm result 'of lint b.llllc, Fnni'iiit ill. I fans r i-m It iiHi.iat It over lite opportunity of bilng.ng the hoiiiiis lo .Mi'llaml and I reinoiit this car and linllciitlons point toward an iiCiiiiliim f 2.00U at tits PerilMid- land game 1'; , With Captain Horn at iiuarter, Coach Wynne pri.lmbly will start fioodsill and llruiinliig nt ItalfH and "Map" Adams at full. Nixon mid II ir ltd im are nl.iicl in hold down the wing; pi'Stloit'i, with l.ockslroiii nnd Ltis- hel al Hie tackles. Ijumler llli'l T. I lot n w ill probably fill in at guards, while l.athron Is slated for the pivot pcsitlmi. li'illoll, last year's cutter and fuulisH taikle. will Im on thn sidelines In cnicr the fray nt any moment, In mldlllon lo severnl other i:oot im n who have deviloprd won dcrfiilly In the past few weeks. Princeton Coach Selects Lineup Prim eton, N. J Oct, 28. The line up of lli Princeton football eleven, which will open the game Willi Chi- into university on Katurday In the Windy city,, has practically been de termined, according to Coach Pill lioper. Thoso tentatively selected am: (lornitin, riuurter; Cleaves, fullback; Crurn and Kmery or Caldwell, half backs; 'rent and Baker, tackles; Dickinson (captain), and Snlveriy, guard. The remnlnlriir three positions ara undecided, choice for renter resting: between Alford or tlrlffln, with prob ably (iray ami Tlltson as ends. I Final practice was held this morn ing. Tho sound of 3ft men, four coaches and three managers waa to depart on a special train at 4:55 p. in. for-Chicago. A light, workout will be held on f-tagg Held Friday afternoon. U. S. Agents Wage War on Scalpers flikitgo, Oct. "6. With every seat to the I'nlverslty of Chicago-Prince-ton game sold and thousands of dis appointed fans frying to find a way to witness tho game, government ugeafs today renewed with vigor their ilrivii against ticket scalpers preying on football enthusiasts. K, J. Pushy and Frank Srhafcr were arrested by deputy United States marshals charged with lmvlng sold mckels (o the Princeton game at US cu ii anu laiuiig 10 Biamp name anu price on the backs of lha paste boards. Irish Brigadier Wins Feature Race Omaha, Itor Leaked N Ire. New York. Oct. 25. Kred Purlcw npiT.HK a surprise on the wise ones here today, when his brown colt, Irish lirigadl"!', upt-ct all calculations by nnneNlng the Lexington handicap, which waa an ovi might handicap nnd Ihe fist l ii re of the card at Kmpii-e City race truck. Itittli Hiigadier was nni'ted S to 1 In the bcttinf and waa ridden by Merimee. for TWENTY Von alua knew llicy uca liciicr lxrv a Mini TaMt Ua a-an.. r l lai at-a.4 a tl.slaaata.