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Creighton Backs Plow Way to 13-0 Victory Over Light Midland Eleven
niK .SUNDAY TIFT.: OMAHA. NOVEMHER 12. 1022.
Light Lutheran Aggregation
Holds Hilltoppers to 13-0 Score
"Rudy" Yechout SUn in Blue Victory Over Undefeated
Nebraska Conference Eleven Captain Horn of
Visitor Playt Good Game.
By RALPH
Creijjhton univerity'n
other victory on Cn-iyhton
crushed the light Midland college team of Fremont under h 1
13 toO wore. !
Dixplayintf ft niishtni? line attack that punctured the'
opposition whenever it hit and opening up with a brand of j
pawning in the xecond half that resulted in on' touchdown,1
Creighton ohowed norne of Its old-time football "fight" when j
it downed the Lutherans. j
l IlKht lrljtlf Ml lliroiitiliout I In ? "
t.l'cm. mnkltiK it'xA fn-H rjMiiii(
im'l 1'ir.jt ..-iM.ug liarl
tent t. NX-rmpOll. lul In fill rt
tlm wruiln-r ciiiii,f l.itm, hnn'lful
if i t-i tutor n tri-.itrl to a Mali
ljl iily totiKlit kiiii.
Oliirjr In I Mm!
M . 1 1 . 1 1 1 ! mine t'i Omnia will) a
ilwm iii'i.nl lint ftiiiin tn KftTiKiit
li' ft .itr.l I'.ut In ItiB LutliTfitta' (!
fit, l Inn- H viituiy. Th- Hclit tnun
of M.illniiil nnnl" 'rHplitun i-lfil II
Kflf TlllCIf tllll'H lIllllR (III- Klllll"
Hi" I.tn lu-rnna pill ti' mi'li u al.ff
lU tvin-f Hint 'iiii;lit.,ii Iiict tin Uill mi
Tim ' i lul Hi ..' k f Ui'- Mliif Imf-fli-ij
thi- MiiU.iii'l ivm aim "Uu.ly"
V'-' linn', tlii' ihintin. iiiit'iiiinK
I 'i iulitnii fullliin U, V..I oh lli ii'-iii
InK 'Mul of I 'fi i,;titi.li .;ij-i Mini
ll:;lit will ill.l "llinH"
uil. N'.l mil'.' out of
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uii .i front ih.il tiinn'1 liioli thi' tl'I'i
,nf (In- ( 'ri l' lil'in (! en mi l m-'v''
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Mirvlrm of l.i wni.iii l.iiin'. iiu iitfi'-j
lifirk, liiil thlrt "In I" I "I'l'iii I" limki
tnui'li i.lffi.-'in-i', ii i'.iihii' tan tl'-'
10.4:11 nini run It fnlrly "H umn nn
vim Hrki.il tit fuMir of Mule In !i
i'.r (iu.irlT.
i-in Irln r 1110 tfot a cniinrr i' mn'" i
Ion w.'ikh mi ilntit tin: Lutln nilic I lie
frflnlitoii lialf lirrfi t mill w-ll nil iift
f rnoon, a (IM Tfvllo. the otlu'r hulf.
Thin liiiirimrkK, loi.tlior will) Y'c li
mit , tmi'l'' KnO'l Kiilim IhrnilKlt 'lie
MjiIIiiihI Inn-, but nut until Hi"' rhurg
Ing Ilhir foraaril wnll oin-iuij IioIcm.
Mullaiiil wtin not without Hit mar.
Horn, niiluiii, jilayod n tnlehty Rood
p.nie npnlnm the IniNky Cr? Uliton
lci'li. Urn ict.itn of UlckK (in.l field
ruiiniiiK nan ono of the frnturra (.f
the Rimif. lirunnlnrr nlmi Khowr.l up
in the Uu-I;fll(l.
dowim.
("ri-lirhlon rcoifd lit fimt touch
down noun nft it tlio mart of the m-c-ond
(iinrtfr. rrcvIoUK to thf toiilt
Uowti the lll'ir ndvn ncfd to Midliind'i
five yard lino. Here Vo hout attempted
to rottniletn a pan to Telvln, lint tho
tin II crininded over tlie luik
mark ami the I.tithernn tool! II. Horn
clmpicd lun k In kli-k out of (laliper,
hut bin Iiunt took a veMtvvard rouro
i.nd rolled nut fif lioundu on Midland'M
'.'5-yard line. Creighton took tho ImM
nnil Immediately oft its tnachlnery to
work to neore 11 touchdown.
Ta Srnre on Pas.
Rpeli-her and Yeehout hit the
I.uihcrmn' line In two pla and
(talned 110 ymiln. Yechout f-lurted
the rlsht flnnU f r another tain and
then S idler placed the hull on the
five-yard line. Yeehnut then Ilip
lied the flip that Kurfd. Selcher
vns on the receUlnB end of the flip
and inro'e n dandy catch of the lentn
lenth-
er. After nitchinit the Kill he
tn.-ed iiml Hteoin-1 oMT the chalk I
I, in i k.
MIi!1.iiiI n-.-incl the kickoff, hut
nftaer II i n, in. dxcll, Ailani uml
l!i uiiniiiK iind t.. (;fiiii tliimij-.h and
urt.ut.d On- 't'ii:lit"n i-lfii n. Ili'in
kre.l l" tic Him-. t'ri'lKhtim then
sun for iipotlur touchdown, hut
when it Mac vviihin 1'i yard of the
iiO.il, llic I'.iue fuml'led .'Hid Mliliaml
leci.vn e.l.
Au.titi th '.ut lieraim kliked to
i.VelKhtui. hut the l'.lue found it wh
i i.ii.L t,, t-iiti thnouli the line.
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of tli haif th K.iine was ao.-i fnw:
flair. .'ut l-t fole the w hlmle .e ,
for the half. Ninn of Midland Inter- j
cifted : rieifc'htoti fn on the 1'.! ie'
f yid III.-. ;
M. Uinj luel.
At Mo- -rart of tin- ."'. d In f. Mid
Ul J erle. the klik. ff. I-U lul. k
l ' .!:. .H fi'ilit 'f t'irlihtotl
rr .ItrU In no i-iir. the l.i.thei-B ;
vl.t to i re t;p'i n Otue they s- I
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football machine rolled to an
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Kansas Airirie?
re
IJefcat Cyclones
MHiiiiattati, Ivan , Nov. II --Mori;
than 2,ao pernon hovered under utu
l.rill.iH here Hum afieriiooii while the
Kiinnan Aitie adniliilHteiid a 2 to
2 defeat U) Arins
Only mice, did the CyeloinN pet
i lore mil ft h I" Kaii'an Akk)'-' line
lo threaten ft touchdown. Th viuh
tori completed two long: panne for
nearly 3?i yardH, hut lim kman'H to
hurt held them or four down on
the Khiiwih live yard line.
Juet before the (janio ended, Web
ber, KinniiH AKPie left end, intercept
d an Amei ii.'ich and run to the one
yard line. The frame ended In fort the
l'uiple warrior had a chniK-e to fcel
Northwestern Trims
Purdue; Score 24-13
ChicHKo, Nov. 1 1. -NorthweHlern
unlvereity won Its lirxt weHtern con
ference football ftiime in two years
litty. when It defeated Purdue Bt
Kvatihton. 24 to 13. Northwculern
won in lut conference frurne frmil
Purdue In 192a, H to n. Purdue
neored In the ft rut Ave mliiut.-n of
piny when Swank fell on Keml.ey's
fumble behind the Northwemerti fjoal.
Tho final m-nre wax made when
Praut circled left (ud from North
wcM'.ern'n li-yard line lifter a march
down the lield from Purdue's J.1 yard
line, llali-emly kicked poul.
T c i
I Hastings jtops brand
Island's Winnins; Pace
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tlianil Iland inilif,--- nut u tirio lie-I
'feat of the n-an.-n at the hand f )
ll.itlnft'fl. tl to U'.
tlnitid iri.ind eor. d (list on stra
football, coupled with a la yard run
i by Ilehder on a t.iked play tin niKh j
! tackle. H.istitift evened the acora aj
i few minute later, die, Imirliiick,
' tdeked up a fumble and run yardii.
;Th wlnnli.tf
score i ante in th third '
peiK.1. when Vnitiii; raced th.- bull I
f..r ;i .iid around Hiih! ml nud
put it In p. fit i .ii fi.r it roiwaid i.ih
from C 'le to Kdwurd.
Penn State Trims
Carnegie
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Main Attractions for Monday's Fight Show
Cryan Downey, former custodian of the middleweight championship, and Frankie
Schorll, leading contender for the welterweight title now held by Mickey Walker, are
the main attraction on tomorrow night's Legion tight program at the Auditorium.
tnan Milling uppercui y
fl' -4 ''I via
Notre Dame and Army Battle jTwo (iricl (wmics
to Scoreless Tie at Vest Pointl on Omaha Card
We.-t
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I'oll.t. X.
.-Hid A i to.
Y. N'.c. 1 1 .i..i
l.altl'd lo p(,ic
it lioijt victory In full- rroudN that j
i iiUMm-i,' Hi" ei.laiiii"! i. Hindu on the
I'laini today. Ni-.tlnr I' am e.oi'-d
llioiiKh ea'li Jird eiianci-, the Army
In eio-li ,.f the firm two period and
lh- vn'toia In tb" Jim. iU..itei.
Th" Cadil uer- on th- off. niv.-
ll'ioutM.i.iit the hrnt half, hut eoiild
not maintain i onxiKlctil atta. I:, Not ie
Ji.-nii" v.m ulrom.'"!' In the laet two
period, bi.t .duo lacked the jujt.rh to
uiriy 11. bi ll ov-.-i.
Incept in the hot perln.l Army for
w.ird ii.iei.lfii: v.fi man rmr to t he
j 1:
nn-ly
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bet aided air offensive of Notre
White and Jliym, Army eti'K
( tuiM in.iny of the Mt'lloia'
Inl'-rci
tc'-eit,
S'otre U.ime bad the l-t t hal;"" to
,., a i
'-.line. Martins: I.'Oin ll own -i. .11 o i
I lln- In the lart (luaiter, tlie houlhj
!nd tiiai'l.liie, mixing yhort pae
v. 1th ti variety f oiikk play, au
vanced down the held. in.iklnK four
i
Iowa Huinhles
(io)hers,28 lo I
Ity
WAl.TMl l ( KKItSAI.L.
fliauliM Her l.efin..it 11 ire.
Iowa City, la., Nov, 11, 1 V-at u i ' .1
by the terrific rutinliiK attack of Iowa
in tin.- t::fct half when it neored nil
It h point, and the lemiirkable f.ubt
iiik eplrlt of Minnesota In the lai-t two
111-11011, ti:e llawkeyex, I'oiiteiider
for went"; Ii conference font hull boll
or, defeated tlie (inihii today be
fore 2.1,000 hoiiiecoiiniiK fane, 'JH to
II.
ll wii a gn-at fjaine. fiuturcd bv
Kparkllni: tackling and blockimr. In
fact, the ii, en played io acKKflv ly
that tlm.' bud to be called lo timen
In the firm two riuarter and eotuo
of th playerH, includiiiB l'atk.n, the
fleet Iowa iUiirtertiack, bad to be
ui(ed from the uriillton.
At the ud of t!i" fa! half, Iowa
led lis ;.i 7 and to npparani IL
looked ti ;f Mintuhota would be badly
beaten. la-tweeii hiilviK. however,
1 foach So iiildin? imvc bin men a
Ui'Vcre lull., correct I their fault
I with the rchiilt tin y came bucl; m
;the (.i-coinl half and coinpet"ly out
Iplaved Ins' year'i. 1 -; )r Ti n clininploii.
The
tlopl,.-i p.-iii'tiiil'd Ihe
lip.- for ciniMsieiit ffaims and
1 a hen mi fill foiwnrd pai-
.lilted III their M l'OIld score
f.nal ouarter.
I lawk
cxi-i-u
which
1 1 1 III
! Cornell Crushes
j;,
Dartmouth Eleven
a K, Nov. 1 1 .- t ianie. but in
the liiittni'.iith ilevtii wa
tu n. at '.tie pi.io firotind
Ci,riie!l hard hlttii'K mfi-
,.ff,. tjvc,
, rltl,her
t..duy l
. Un
it I
I thai-
!..
Hi
I In th" f.rt period a if tlie j
were fjolntr to repeat the ':
7 itr
il l, mi! admitiist' red the (Irefft ,
,r. I. at In the ..-coiid and thlld ;
1',-ri Kl i'
f-w lia
spil k i -t
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f.m.t i--'
l.i H.Hf-
till.- W.I
ll ! !a '
Htm. alh stiff, i, ..,1 i,. ni f
f iiiiiiiiti- her aerial
lay I ''
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to
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Iowa
arners
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firr-f down. 1'iowley. enlij-t d ii,.-.:: for
l..i'l.-n at I'-fl ImlflMi k, v. ii. ):i,.i:
Mho b.iil on lh" font yard liln- but
tin !.!-d re.,' M-Iy that it bounced
out of hie fit iKp, I-1 v i' t i e, tojlat'l
tnliiifc' for la.dd. Alloy ritht half hail:,
fell o.i th- bill. ,w,l"- liann: wan
! penalized (,-,e ;.aidn ami ood piiiiled
jont of dumi-r.
'ant n-r l-.d r I ii- d a di op 1. i' I: fr.-m
: he I'i n d line, hut f i .I 'd. la blm li,
: Army center, :j i c f.'ib-d v.ie:i hi;
' Hied .'i l.n-i-m"i.i lin k Irmu Min.l.ir
'lin'.'i In c A th" fiimi -mI' 'I Wood
itteii;'i.d a ilopkiel: from iniijllibl
; for tin- Amy, the uhl'ttle blOWli K aw
' it torn !, d 1 1." f.-roiii'l !u ;..'irdti ehm t
, of lb" foal. il.e loiu' pin tlm,- .i
j ( 'axi hit j'1,-1 Wood, th" oi i.o'hn,' fnil
I lni'-kK, 'iiH one of the fillie'ii f' .1
I turee. 'i heie. w-io Hoi' ii-I loni; iani,-i
ii.l?li. lull, n
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ii her eU-
fmiiid an
,. a mil,.- n.
There wue
thi lout".
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II, Notie I lame,
:;a yard., on
In Hi"
ma I. UK
ii li.ifli
y.nw, l.ayn
tha i"f.-ii
aioimd rifjht end-
Hire's "Low l)oimn
on Monday's Ileferrp.
Have .Miller of ( liicufto, who liat
been selected by I he hi ale lioxilif,'
I'oiniilih'doii I li referee for tlie
Si hiM ll Itryan Downey hunt Monday
eieninu, I mie of the heht l.nowii
referee fit (lie Riniie toda),
.Miller lui been i-i-fereeliif uH of
the important route! at lieiiloii
lliilnr, Midi., a well as all of the
haul ;i I 1 1 f I it ( Iliraco, A, until; the
cliainiinnhii and m-ar i hanipioit
hhlp hunt be lia ollii lalcd at ill the
(iiihI few inoiitli a iv the Leonard-Iti.-iii,!,
I.einniril llanimer, llaiiiiuer
( liarlie While, Joe l.jnch Pal Moore
and i.t In r similar i niiicl s.
Miller wa appointed by Inspector
loliii Kllinarlin, who .iw liim wmli
at Aurora, 111., recently anil was
much impressed with the (Itic.-i-fjoan'
iihilily.
Colorado Loses
to Drake.
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lHake cored
with An leit.i.n
th" ball.
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id !
aid
i t . r,o, 1 fl f"l ward (
: polti-r. In the sec
W as on t h" (! fi lM
nS'in ii ml run bv
nid half Colui ado
most of the tune
ml it
I H llbl" tu IKaill
,b . Pi it... In !
on f. aw
I tl.em
Ud
fa.' j
the 1
l-as'in
in lis en t lie i n
tilth I" I ll at.
I'I, ike .'l.-.t it til
brillnnit i ti l run
alt' r.
Liu in
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Gothenburg Eliminates
Curtis Aggies, 14-3
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DernartstrafinJ miracle
with pi frer fttitt
d tMI H III UK M il ItlHV.
MitiiKn A ii Hi" Hi ( reifliliin I liiniie
i-fifiiliil,. i i
I rni rut uiiilDnl Ivin III at lngur Wli. i
Only two looihmi KHineR are .
. hi 'lnli'l for Omaha gild lJaturd.iy.
of the two i-oitrfn on Saturday ii '
id, lb'.- frciKhfoi, MahiKan Axft.e
, i n ' 1 1.
Kami.
n- lh" iimM ImporKint. The
v.lil bo played on fr.Kbton
fn-ld.
I The laMIe ,etwen Central nd
, Houth at I lie lluffaloix pink bid fair
to be an lulereMlnK Katun uti'l not e
oin.-r ldi-1 ;m nuiny fan think.
! Cintr.il eilnilnuteii P.eatrlre from
i tip. ..'ui'. i baiiiplorifliip la.t hiatiirday
I at Ji. atneo, 4'i to .7. The Purple is a
i hard team for any mute hitili to i!e
!f'"it, hut ,oiith has the "fifilit" and
' l lllpahle of tlllll.lllfi Dilllg illteri'Nt.
' inu for i ' iitiul.
I Ti . h Koes to Tec.imw.h for a frame,
'ill" c'.irlif Anna, considered one
of ih" stioi.Kist team in the mate
iiace, w.-r'j climiiiiited by tloi henburff.
' yesiei'lay,
j Kearney find Columhiiii continued
'In the rutnliif,. K'artiey play York
i Id we as, wiiile Lincoln ftoe to
columhu to batil" the "Idi-coverer."
South Packers
Trim Norfolk
Noif..;i., Neh.. Nov. 11 fHpeoial
'I'i !ei:iani i Coach Janiea Patton'a
! South llij.-h fhool football team of
: liin.-iti.-i defeate.1 the Norfolk Hitsb.
, el. -veil i'i ii hard foii'-'ht uame hero
Ibis !if'..i':,ooii liefoie :i larse crowd
(of nf I'liidrii by the score of 13 to 0,
i Tin! niiinha f;i'idtera outplayed the
Moe.-il from the mart and It waa not
ilotiK after the panie that (Graham
', went over for tin brst touchdown,
j In the lat few ininutea of the
I uanie Norfolk advanced ill Houth t r
j rltoiy, but the viit'.r held tho lotyila
! and limit the ball on dott ll.
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Captain Alcock
Winner of Race
Pa lln, Md Nil. M Captain
A. ,.ck won tin piiniii o i up bati'lii ap j
with l",i'ii'i .cidi-d for Syrnr old ami i
upwards, disti.n. e !' nillen, at Pitn-
l:in this iif'erii'.i.n. Paul Jones wna i
s...-.,nd iin-l nxterminalor third.
Tim", ?;53 S o. 1
l;.i.in and l.adv Knielitie r,l.ti ran. !
Ducks Start Big
ITifzht Toward South 1
illl. k i
t.tit.-d th'lr fl.fthl
vi aid
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the Houth.
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in HdHit't oinitig liMiiic
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Chicajro Hemains
in Hi" Ten Kace
hv Bealinir Ohio
'Ii. i M.idiini. roiunitniM o, Not,
1 1 t'lie .101 M.iro..iiK eliM.tr to their
i h.mci fm th.- eoi,fei nee i hnmpinn
Khip foijiiy hv tliniwllik' the third
tr.i fiht ib-fi-iK Mho hn nuffereii and
fniiiliy breaK.iii' tin- iiin.i hoodoo hy
winnitifj a fie, iely f..Ujlit name, 14
to !.
Me. at hey tiieoiifili tlie f,rt half
ith the iiinfin-nl liiickiye hkhtlliK
fur their fnoti..,! honor, the Mnrootin ,
came back, iu the Kei-oinl half and 1
erneheij thi.r wav lo one toUi bdown,
tl.f.TO the ill ti ,.i nei coiitil rally their I
broken n.i.ial. , the (.'hioiiiioiiiiN rut (
l.mee ii d. ,:,-lii(; f,.Wi.J )..,. .itliol;;
which (i.il.le.j J i, u'..) tn croi-a tin
ohm line for tin fecnm) time. !
Then liiHt'ad of breakinif, the fiRbt
Mitt I:,Jikee liurbd their atrenifth
into the etinj.-Kb , and, III oin- of lh
met dpi i t, ii al. if ntl.ii k of the ,e,i ;
on went o- er rm tindir, ritfifled '
tiaft and finally Kmiiehed thiouili the ,
l trotu M irooii line for n touchdown
that ret the crowd v. lid. j
ll looked then a if the Maroon '
miKhf, In plte of their greater power. ;
throw nwuy the frame, even Hi thy
did the one tu I'rinc ton. for Ohio j
iiif.'lin;, teariii;-. tlirhtitiff. wa ri( (unff j
the way to another ore, w hen, with i
two opponent I'-apliiK for the ame i
bell 111 lilldfield. te ')etffii lOlin
f,-rbb.d the flylni; ;iirklti Mfid Ohlo'i !
rilh wa mopped.
Chiriifto w.-i th bet'rr t'-om, troni- i
er, more reemireeful and f :fer, Tw ice j
after Ohio completed forward jia ,
the receiver were ro elow they were
drafffte'l down from behind, and Until
Iiik el mSfS ''tileiiffo from a JJ to
14 defeat and another Princeton
ii.ournfem..
Tip- play of W orkmiin at half in the j
firt period, the work of pyoti. at nil
time In plimiflof; rind l.lckiiiK, anil I
the miihm of Zorn ;md Hairy
Tbotnar,, wire maftnlfici-nt, but wareo-
v '-eri by the irowd wan tin- bi-autp
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i ' ' ' ' ' " u ,
! Ilk. n 'led bv K iit. In the neeond ha f
, tn,.y Ui , ylhr , 8II,J ,or
Hj(hs fr ,,lt. (LJ1, ;(,
There were no epirial bini'K. but
one play, a forward pa by Htroh
toeler to llari." Tlioma. Kan lfi out
In tho ft'inic It came Jai pi the
fourth uani ter when Hlrobnieier.
dro,pinx bntk n throw, dviyed Hire
eharKlntf Jiucka'.ve, made 35 yard
throw ui-rocn the field, and Thoinaa, j
leaping and twlntimr. enushl the hall t
and i-atiH- in: r another rcoro. I
I (-'ucils Play Football.
I The Pa .ton Pililard Parlor foot
jbiill team w .II piny tin- Chi.rle .Street
Merchant today at Thirty second nnd
Dewey avenue. Tlie Paxton will be
ffreatly winkened by the loa of two
of their reKUlar who we.ia Injured In
lnt wt i it 'i ft. mie.
EDITORIAL
Harry Says:
An Overcoat for Jlij -madc-lo-)oiir-tnea.siiri
w ith any ult j ou te
kct, repardie of price. Coat made
nf the material of your own choica.
The ci.vle, lit ami workmanship I
will perpounlly Riiniantee.
It makes tue tired when 1 hear men
who are. Hupposed to be Intelligent
nay (when they hear that onie fel
low la doing nomcthlnit unuatial):
"He can't do it!" You know what I
mean. Jut .m sterrtuy I heard
man who hua never been In ray
Btore aay, "Harry Manon can't
tnake an overcoat for 1J."
How doea Hint fellow know 1 can't
do It? He ilo( not know whnt be
I ta!kln al-iiiit. He anuiiin the
rtfihi tii e prci. an npitiion junt th
aan.e nnd put what gites me
the Wiliie-t - if you know vtiat that
mean.
Matt - Isn't it liijjio that the v cuthet
ban bl eu unc.finab!e - - and
were Mm knt to the ' :U' lth
overt Orttltie i, tn I de-ldid to turn
thee wiHiieti into c.ih anil forget
all about jrofit.-,
Of ionre, ui kno jinj mu t tir
iter lour mil derate ten tan get
the beni fit if or ft' at imrinat
i'.'i i Hut (i.i me a i hanra in
tarn ner a lot i f in? !tir. Hint
I-t the t a h at tin. :a'i t i in ketji
in la U: on I if)
I an? nure i i.r ? n ;i tai tki a 1
i.tiUi-r i f I!.:, i.,'. r will be a li.'r.
I-H i !' -uii l-f tt.it ih re,
I'aa jiu :'.'. i' 4 t'i :t. ... 1-.i i kan.
oj raa . I ; 1 vj ii.bi
tmi'is 1 ..in, ; i f (Ml real
I U4 f i li' I., f .4 n'.f '
A 4 ..i.to t the i. f 4Ul.i,a
i v. ' i I I. ,r tn p.;r 1 tk tut
fiat urn t'.o- .h f t m it
a ! t of ) i i -! a
f. o 1 1 i,i . 2 , ? 1 wait until
Mi.,,
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George Bonolken, who
wii one of Central High
tchool't itellar griditera in
1920, hat landed a wing
position on the Kenyon col
lege eleven of Ohio. Bon
olken played end on ths
Purple .quad for two ea
ton i and alto represented
the local tchool on the
batket ball floor.
The Kenyen e.even hat
been hitting a good ttride
thus far this tea ton and
Bonolken hat featured in
several of the victories by
way of the aerial game.
Ii il
Caledonians Play
j Furnitures Today
j Th" al'doniaii nwii r miuad and
the uiinranteii rurMture team art
ehedu)il to linet in the feature (tatna
of the Omaha fhmrlct. Hmrtr league
thla afternoon at KIniwoiMi park. The,
game I cie.lul'.-d to Mart ut tj
o'clock. j
The Omaha fijioiia arid the luil'anaj
will battle at Miller park In the flrat
K'tine. of a douhr-heiidT. The Town-1
end piny the Ali-Amerlcana in th j
f-ond rlath. '
Made to Your Measure
of Choice Materials
Men and Young Men This is
(lie greatest bona fide Tailor
ing Offer that ever took place
in. Omaha.
Come in Monday
Select That New Suit
Pick out your choice of any of our finest suit
ings, imported or domestic, of the latest style,
weaves and patterns, that I will make to your
measure.
If you are the man
whose coat collar
does not fit,
want to see you.
Others at $35,
$
You
Get an Overcoat Made
to Your Measure
Just pick out-tho cloth from my law ?tok and
I will make tliem Uh to your individual
meusure.
Hurry in Monday Don't Delay
By maktuff your wlectioa cow nd placing a antfcll d.
Foit, you will ftt th benrfit of this moit wndtrful
UUortnff offer nd huve your tuit and overcoat for
Thankigirtog. both madf to your nt;uur.
Every canuent
UNION MADE.
1
I (Tli .(allies;
Defeats Bluffs
bv M-0 Seorc
Hk It.nir C"lil .'11 HIiirT a fnuih.
down :n Mie tlrst l.ii'f. Tech mum
finni I ehl'i.j in tli eeon,J iierM and
tun In if bed iii'I'"- t I lijunenlt'
foil line, itmliiK. 14 tn n. In a rnma
a' iei.eni b-.-itjiia pitlt jeaterduy
iif- 1 1. in. n.
Monroe, fulJJiaik for 1 'l ummotiil a
watiinrf. cm tii oitlnti(1iiig tr,
f j-li.tis; off loan ftiilna K'ltnx playt'l
it . n tl'l nit K line at M'iartr, Uhll
la-own. Wi.ieh iind lt'iiIrrnoil
I the t. liar leifoinier f..r tha pluff-
J pint.
Tech, in jdrt e!-' mitfuimbt In III
flt i.u.rlir, w.i uti.il. In to Irwko
idowm. wiiile it opts.nei.t mailt thfl
lieiptlMd d!Meii. .' four I iltl-a,
j Ibiblile (nstl.
A fimble lc W'i i i t.et f In tba
r. i,i)d pern d. hii li t ii- lowana re
j n.vi.ri'1 no the Maroon ajyniil line,
. ,d the f,,lliditl,li t t tba Uluff.
i li, t. only toiji lnl.iv ii.
I irr.e if line plUUKe b Hie Io.l
ila.k inrried the ball to (minima
j four yaiil line, front wbrie 1 1 "n riff
iit,. the m-raipy h. ir uk. toleil Diu
b ifn r iicioM,
I Wnleh drop r.icki'l ,i jr''al In
j try for t-oint.
Jrt;tnmond loliotl rompoffij fi
j rejuvenated team whr,i tti-y fiiwi
mil In the fecund pair.
WaMi Miitb a 'I ni.
iVnlfir pei I ii'iilnr c5.ill tf "i
;,iiid mil the fiUtftamjinK feat lift of
th' (.etl'id, In which Tech fliovfl
tver ly a werin of ilei-r playi for
it first touchdown, Hwanaon klck'l.
fco ll.
Munioa plercf l tho fnrward II
; for loiijt K'in in the fourt 'iurier
ritd Mio.Hv t"t'-. the pi!) jitor Ilia
j upriffht for the e'..id tntiehdown,
i K.ant -ii uK.iln .nHiiii; u point pa liia
' toe woili.
In 4 pi' i'linti ii y i.-'mieft Wtaeen
j the T'-cli roi-rie ninl tlm lowtt
i h. bool for the I,ii-.'if !b- local, wera
entirely iiiclai f t ami recelifj A
iltubblm,' t'j thf tune t,t 1K ty ll
The llnaupt and niiioiiwiry ;
aTfehllfrlll
h,.rt . . .
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i Toll- H'.lm far lierti,
kll'if, Kllo far W'llllfrril,
nn fur ll'iiin. n. '" rr .', ui. tr
(l'H', ( ..tin. II HIHffn- MflKmll f'lf
l- ti.lv r, Itiii' tilw.fi "r itiII1i. Wilfoul
fi.r II. 'v. . w.iii fur l-.iri's, l,(i(iJ
f-,r X Wnford. ti'iimt for (until,
h'vrt l.f nunrnrf.
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(For One Wek Ooj)
Style
Fit
Workm&ssnip
Guaranteed
$40, $45 and for
The Tailor
1518 Fur nam