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SunSay
The Omaha
Bee
SPORT NEWS
WANT ADS
M A 11 K K T S
AUTOMOBILES
VOL 62 NO. 23.
PART TWO
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 19, 1922.
1 B
FIVE CENTS
PvMftbin TVimc ' Mirhiora ri Anrmac Q In fl) in Ritr Hnmprnmirinr Hav (flirirl (Harris
L1 IgAAkWAA il A AAlltJ AfllAVAAAglAAA &55AV IVT AAA DJlg A JlvlllvvVllaftll J vawiiiv
Huskers . .
Kansas Aggies ,
21 Creighton 9 Notre Dame.
, 0 Michigan Aggies . . . 0 Butler ....
32
3
Iowa . . .
Ohio State
12
9
Chicago
Illinois .
9 ' Michigan 13 Princeton
0 Wisconsin 6 Yale . . .
3
0
Nebraska Snows Kansas Aggies Under, 21 to 0, B ef ore Large Crowd at Lincoln
Lcwinan Lane's
Toe Enables
Blue to Win, 9-0
Star Quarterback on Omaha
Elctrit Boots Tliree Drop
Kirk Apics Threat
en Twice.
NTvrixnrs ok u.xmk.
r.liilil.iM Aggie
1 orris gullied In -riniiiige,ii
Vsril. HiroHtl for I"""
b timber iif firl ilottm , ... 1
l4t bull un ilottm a
Vwrn at I'liinlril a
I'Mnei M-omuli-ti-cl ........ 4
Ilii-omtileterl 4
1'i.m.i InlrfceirtVil
Vnril gnlneil on iilwi , ... 47
b'liiiiltrr of .unit , -. - -. -. , .
I'll ill. O.ril.l JM ,
I'iiiiI. uterus (runt. I .... 41
I'tiMi returned -'.!. I - -
Kiritirr.
kt.koff. r.i. , IM
kirk. iff. retiirnril triril. .
lumber of fmtihlrl 1
Kunilil. recovered
I'eiilllr. Ivitrtl.t , . , 1 la
lirooklrki unentitled a
flronkicki surer..! ill ,,,,,,
I'lm-rkli-k. Kltrniiilil , ....
I'lureklek nrirflll V
Hy IMLI'll WAKN'KK.
Inyliilf heforo th InrKtit crowd
it him ever aaciiH)ld til creighton
lelfl, it crowd in
A'hlrh Kmy-hulred
alumni irilnK'ed
with yoiinif tinder-
icniduutfa, f.'relgli
ton tinlveralty'a
fixitbnll elaven
y-alerdy handed
th MIclilKun Ax
glea a to 0
(rimming,
T h I morning
the follower of
the Blue are
thankful to law
man Iane, CrelBh-
ton qtiftrterback
Lawrene Lane They hava pro
claimed Iane the
ero of all g rldlron battlera upon the
II, for It waa this apeedy and heady
elghton plnyer who booted the three
Id goal, two In the aecond quarter
1 one in the third, that cauaed
tory to find a resting place on the
ie bit nner.
The irame brotiBht out Ita atara,
just liko any footbnll eonteat will do,
liul had and ahouldera above all the
real etiinda Lawman lane. Not be
ran, he booted the three field goala
thnt licit t the "t'arinera," but because
he nlved a whale of a game at qwtr-
t:rlar:i, uaed his head at oil tlmea and
at net a bit bnaliful when it came
hi turn to lug the ovul.
Iloinei'oinlng Day.
"TiinU" . Mnnley, "Hndy" Yechout
mi Tevlln. nil barkneld timber, alo
dlil their share In defeating the As-
glua, while the entire line, especially
Cupt. Henduliige, womea line iney
have never worked before, all to beat
the invaders and they succeeded.
it wita homecoming day at Creigh
ton and It will be a long day before
the spectators who trickled into the
Creighton jithletic field Saturday will
see another game like yesterday's
battle between the Blue and Green.
Ho we!l were the two elevens drilled
In defensive ta'-tlcs that not a single
gri.lster crossed the chalk mark at
either end of the field.
Thrilling Contest,
oolball playing, the like that has
been witnessed on a Creighton
. . .... . ...naniiD WIIK
hi llir IU jmV lu n-." ,
the program. Two wciiconcneu
took the field at tne start, ui
... ... I. I.wl tl.a .Inrtilft
it: hii"' . - . - -
... .....nt -?... .Kiii iimiinn muv
9 more thrilling rooioan raw"
tor the season clones, It may even
. mors noweiful defense unleash-
d by some team or other, but It will
not see a greater defensive game or
a harder, more fiercely played contest
if it waits through this and many
seasons to come,
tan Scores DropMt H.
On of lens's dropklcksrame early
tit the second quarter. After battling
ih t'rrighion territory most of ths
ii,. in ths Initial period, ths Ag
es started fi rward passing, tms ir
flips t Intercepted by Tank
lv, one if tnm brsgniest nsnis
(Veighton't buckfieM. Msnley
,h his muts ground ths ban ,
. d. nl on th Aggies J-,
loe TrUiit then hit ths Angles' j
ke bul'et H move.1 back mt
and then Mae shimmied Ms j
for eight How. A rse HI,
n misn, piinirt "
ui. raritvl in irainrr i"
iir 5J r4 iiu. After shofi
r.iil- ln di.-ftl to
ih JevsrJ ho Tie A.l r
irrr4 t-t ! ! l-
mi. t.el hi Ml if Kt h., t.l
..ot a tint eicH.-n f t
l..iv t 1 iPll t
ef.. the At.
mh hai-foed. let ll.t.t ju
ur kb knt a tlx i t . fr"t t I
vi4) It lbl CTiihtW It
thi tUW n4 Wit lb Ai
t t-f .'
Agt'e , b k.rk., Vtlt
all . t g ihi Mt k
Tb, im e IM ta ;
I'M ts.f f..'.l t
try - ibr ! Jb
. 4 lb klb I
lb .4 "4
ii nI 4 f-
. i i. si. k ks.U1
, alt.e. ! lb
(157
I
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Mouth
ctprrlrnced
lint
Brown Gridsters
Bucket and
Cambridge, , Mass,, Nov. 18.
Brown's fool ball eleven, beaten by
lale a few wee'j ago, won from
Harvard today. The score was 3
lo 0, the points being made on
field goal, kicked as Hie first play
Aggie Followers
Rule "ttl 'uul Baggage
to See Team Play
Killing the "blind baggage" from
Kf.t Lansing, Mich., to Omaha, 0.
('. Anderson, B. Merrill and Ueorge
KlngKley, students at the Michigan
Aggie college, arrived hi Omaha
jeiterday, Juxt in time lo see their
gridsters buck against Creighton
university and then fall down In de
feat. "Oh, well," chirped Anderson,
"Hid Aggies lost, but we got
plimpse of a 'cowboy' during our
May In Omaha."
The trio of dyed iu-thfl-w tad Ag
gie grid followers were delayed In
their trip to Omaha, when they
were arrested as su?.plcous char
atcers. "How-are you going back?" they
were asked.
"The same way we came out
here," was the reply.
Church Cage Leagues
to Open This Week
rhe Church leoguo basket ball games
will commence this week nt the V. M.
A, On Tuesday night, the Class A
league opens with elht teams hi ac
tion and on Wednesday night, the
Class B league with nine teams will
commence their schedule. On Thurs
night a s..cond division of ths Class II
league, with eight teams will start.
Four games will be staged each
night,
This Is the Inrges number of church
tama that have ever competed in the
oity of tinuthn. The winner of these
division will play against one an
other fur the prltilrge of competing
for the state championship, which will
be held nsl Marvh.
Horseshoe Pitchers
. It I I T
tO I lOlu 1 OUmey
lb l net hi Il4 seolui I
.. lUuen In Id a leui iiHnt t
' !i::r pats at t o'tlck tht nc rit-
teg
! AU htiiU-t f l He In n tt
'ti. in. ft. I It, be tn d- k t I t .
:u ttut .Uy i.ty utt n t'i
Ohniir la Miuii(-ulU,
It t .! .i I U tMIH I ft
4iur-uy .iM tee M m nra ii i.
H m V...lal. M Mit In Vliiti
kVi.it MHn tb' trtiH.U
Nix-i.tt i-iit.
Aw.l lb wtcn . tn! lite ttljl
r I til Hin. ( l - f"
ism, T-. Mu H'r.
, U i Mt.., t ..K,g.i'b M
H tvet, 14 auin.b).
j t4tK t. t a-t i-.NtBi4 lt Um
1mm .4t t '
?UI4 llttttl .tl l
U I wflttl V, M. I- A. !
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M-fcsiHI !'' b'tbt
Coach Jnnir I'sllmi's Hoi
nesa, ( imji Ii I'al ion ha ctprrlr
In I lie group pholn ho Iiu
ham, Sou III quarter, Is shown In
-ni"i ii r Tirrirrr'T-Ti Tisrtffrn ys.Birtiws)iisiisasii)staisissssiMWsssssaswisssssswisssssss
tm sssjssjsasswsjsyV i m, i i us is si jj (" - ' , ' ., jT'fr ' ' 7 "': "" wmiisihiiiisss asa
fcsrj "S I' ' ; ' ' C I ' K ' P' ' "L ' " f$P&mtu m
or tC4. Jlr , W4
)ti ' 1 1 1 "xlss ' "M'AI, , lhib, Ii tonsil Valler. f. fvnh " I Jtf. I J
I if IjrjnJ I Xebr.k, tl Kansua Aglr. . I alvcmlty f Horhratrr, (T Niagara. 1. ' AOTffl 2A v L fe, 4 i tij
VV I I I iiil BV-m aii.m nlral Ni.rmsl. j Amra, 1. Nw llamiMblra.JUal rall-gt. J, ,. 'LJ rf) 111 3W'M 1
I I J f V 0 I . l Ciluruilii, . Ion unlvrr.llr. ISf 'WSmA" I W?X. "tZ- 1
rw ', m iff 1 "l-rtr .r.nl, u, (lh )fciu Ag- H'omtM-, lt Msut Vernon, I. , IJfcftifts y ttfflfcffl&XSL i
' t lilt Mu.l.lnum, Si Mr.lmll. fl. UIIIIh,... l , l.,l, . VLAJlX mw - !, k 21 1 "t ' M-
High school grldslrr who lust In Out
considerable trouble this year lit ucvel
from left to right, In Hie baciwirifl:
arllon. foarh Patten la at the lower left,
Tip Dope
Defeat Harvard
of (he fourth period by Fullback
Adams from the 16-yard Hue.
Cifinsoii Mipportei-ft, roiiHidcring
Harvard's defeat, 3 to 0, by the
team trounced by Vale, 0 to 20, in
the light of Its effect on Die big
game of next week, could find no
tiuiirce for hone, except (lie fact that
neither Captain ISuell nor O'corge
Owen was In (lie gamo today. Olln-r-wise,
it was Harvard varsity team,
and nil the efforts of the Crimson
conches who departed from the
usual policy of sending substitutes
agalmit Krown, failed to avert de
feat against the lirunonlans'
itmigth offcnslvley and on the de
IciKic, South Dakota
Beats Morningsidc
Sioux City, la Nov, 18. South Du
kota Stute football' team trampled on
tha Mornlngaido collcgo team here this
afternoon by a score of 48 to 0. Com
pletely outclassed In nil brunches of
the gnmo, the Kloux t'lly team was
never within scoring distance. The
husky Dakota Umnicn lore the Meth
odist forward wall to shreds and the
plunging baeks ripped, smashed and
battered their way through for re
pealed gains and frequent touch
downs. It wus Mornlngsidii' first defeat In
ft "Hig Nine" conference gome, the
Methodist seeming tie lit their two
previous contests. Only once did
MornhiKsUli) have the hull In lis op
ponents' territory nnd thnt was In the
last few minutes of plav.
Cornhusker Harriers
Defeat Kansas Aggies
Lincoln, Neb,,' Nov, 11 The Corn
hunker hnrrier won fioiu the Kinifct ow defe.tte,! Ohio Hi.nt loday, 11
Aggie cro4ountrv ruonet In it du.ilj,,, s h nu.L,Vrl t,,,,
I liteel mr lite Cellltoiiil roiirs Hat'ir-
Itteet liter the i'.ellm.iii! roup r
I uv aftnt.n, i t ; m. i; h
iiuiitiiiit of tho t-'itiiorrs " l. itn
.-mi-
was
Ut-hintf ,,-( Hrt atrt-M III l4e. l If JJ ;
...... t ..'llnt, 3 MVoiuts tlt .N'l'I'X ,
Ul., Ctpt. Cl .ir tb.wo.tw. Mttb -
titiiMr ... , -
i I-iixlh.f, I tkiinJ II ttl Ihtes pl-ttt.
j Jkbrat4 tis-b 1 htb t'.d bii.ih
' I U. mm.
j T'teie 1 iu itet. ! ('..ft
..... . a I ....ku.i ,-rt, . 1
I.rr Itf tblbty. it'ti'4 l
I .l..t,l ,M. tl ttlvi.. M 1 "
t l t(M lb bit I" th
'b, lb t t H.l t.i.t c
turn tit Iti pi.n
bed
5l. UuUl'ni Viiulhcr
. ,. , ft !
ttMHt lMail4il ' u j
t I .... Mt, S- l - "
tiri.vt.it .. 4 t t1
k-.4 i. Ml.il b.. b f '
" , ,
Tb . yiet. 4 .'" ! l' b- tl.
.:.IM et 1.11 W.'b 4 ,k l
,i f-t--l v4
t4ltl lit lcl ttti
i V .. ... l.ul ... U .! tl t' .
ml l igu park Friday In their
oping an eleven Unit rmilri th reat either Tecli or renirul.
tupiain rtiieutor, itua (.mliam, Pt i)
winin rrcd butter, lialf, la No. 5. (aplalu riiiciircr la shown In tlio act of
I UH'AI,.
( rWtflitoli, ft) Mlrlilgitn Agglr., I),
WKMT.
Ni-lirii.kn. ?ls Ksn.ua Aislrs, .
Oklnliiiinii Onlrul Niirmsl, Jl Amrt, J.
kunwo), iliii ( nluruilu. II.
Miii-rli,r Siiriiuil, uj (, Di.kulu Ag-
o-, ii.
MiikI.Iiiviiiii, (It Miirnlnill, fl.
or, I4i orni ll iiiII.ki-, 7,
Unroll, Hi Mnrifurllr, S,
iBivrin.f rollritr, lis llnmlinr, 0.
Notre Hum., Sij llullrr, g.
It ul,n,.h, Mi I hiciiKo V. hi. C. A,, ,
.Norlhwi-.d-rn. SS Miiinmiiiili, M,
MnuiMiti, Hi Iiihh M'mlrynn, .
Hount Vrrnon, In! I oe, IHi I orni-ll, 7,
Ifrube. 21 i (.rlniill .
'olraile Agiflr., IV; Colorado .hod of
Mm... 0, 1
Kiiiiiiw, 24 i Hanover, II.
H,'ln.f lin-r, I7j Mi-vrli., III,
Ohio Ui-bIi jhii, M; I ii.e, 0.
Vila .Vovn, fi M. Mare. 0.
Ohio KiBle, 9; lii, n.
Mii-liliiiiii, 13; Mi..oii.in, II.
lili'iito. 9; Itlinol.. II.
Vtmlrrn llwrte, IB Kenron, X.
MU.nurl, 27 tt hkIiIiikIiiii, II.
Mnrituelle, ; lielr.ilt, a. i
I Hiver.ily of Orriou, lfl Oregon Ag
le, II.
ullfiinilu, 4' Nevada I'nl., II.
koiitliern Cslirornls, 14; lilnlio I'nl., 4).
Itliilllien, H; Ml..ourl Nehool of Mine., 6.
Ilraiiley, 2 ImUd h'orp.l, s.
IIIIimiI. eollpKe, 12 Hnleyan unlvtral
ty, If.
( nliinihia eollexe, 31 1 Mount Morris. 0.
Miinljuin He.Iraii, 4H Montana
aurie.,
I niier.ll.r of l liili, 24; Whitman, 9.
Denter, '.'0; ColorHilo eollese, II.
( nllfnniln, (l NevHilu, IK.
I nliiT.lly of tt u.liiiiKton. 12 Hlan
foul, il.
Arlionn, 1(1; New Meiieo, 0.
l-i.iiii.iiu, 20 1 linlver.ily of (nllfiirnlii,
hoiilheru llruni-h. A,
(oniHKii unlvi-rally, 77 1 I idver.ily of
v yoming, 0.
Itneim VI. In, 7; Trinity, 7,
Columbia, 31; Mt. Morrin, 0.
KAhT.
I'rlneelon, 8: Yale. ft.
Ivieler, lij Anilover, .
Tuft., fl; MH..itliii.rtt Agjlf., f,
(larkmiii, ii; lliilmrt, 4.
Ten Omaha Teams to Compete in
Midwest Bowling TourneyFour
Squads to Take Drives Saturday
Ten Oirmliu teams will compete In
the midwest bowling tournament,
which starts next Friday at Kansas
City.
The Noinse (lila, Gordon Chocolate
end C & C Garage of Jlenson, nil of
the Greater Oinahfi: the Steik-Atklns
Motor of the Gate City, and the
(miuhuiis, a picked team from1 players
of aeverul league, will be the flrat
to ierform. They tnke the drives negt
Saturday evening.
The following Saturday four teams
of the Greater umaba the Omaha AI-!
Ohio State Loses to Hawkeyes
After Twice Holding Advantage
CuljmUus. o. Nov. I t:y A. p.r-'.ud
t
' -iM .mi nner lin e
.
b ' ittrs-.tiemni Ciruiiihotii four i t
b"! of l-rillwl.t p!,i
Huwkrs. b i g tin
lu l-re.ik Hit
t'liua ( Ll-!,ri-l
jlrtum - h. '
... . . j
arh.-e b r. uuipi itol li. :.i, t-,
'-. Tt n.-tt It. liit.i4 if th n,
iHtk ' 1 I e . I I'M-. 1,
ifofttiid litinuii.t t..l i.n.i. Ini fc...
-. i.w ,,..T.rH .A...b ..... ii..,., .... .... .
entf t't. t t! - I ti l.-rtnl - j iS
M . i Will o-n il inu.lt
ituM. r I -( r.ii 1
ftam a to, .1,1. to I pulil l-i Wi-lklb-tii j
n, 1, n-tii;.-., p-t t ii t;i;.t.-a
M 1114 I . l-.iil
J ,.f.b.t, t.n I" ti di,!--.K
, " " l-' ''"
" ' tl.rit, t. - s in.i.niin
! hi t-.ui-o.Hr m.-t fit si -
,t ..4MI4 liil ' ! 14 l-.'H "fc
B t 4II' tb f4l
H t 'I t
I it the t . v i t i ' t
Ik i .-ntt... . -t . t l l-,t
...... on tt- I to I ,i..el ft.- t
. ie ..- ti.- -'. t- m. I CH
-4.b'.. 't M " -
,. hi bl, It (I b,
-"ti,., .. W . i t.t t..i .
, I .td .(.- I .ft t " i IB 1
annual battle. The Parker have lint
and Nutter. On the line, ten 10 riKiu, .ti
l-hlirh, S; l-limiiin Valley, .
Kulsern, 7; .New VorU university, 0.
Ht. Iitnutlu., 411; llrrianee, 0,
lll.rrlln, 3; llliiml, 0,
I nlver.lty of Hoehe.ler, 7i Mssara, 7.
eie lluniii.lilre .Klitle rollege, JJ; llo..
Ion uiilver.lly, l:i(
U'on.ter, III; Mount Vernon, .
Otlerhelll, fl; Ohio l 211,
U'illluin. 2J; Anilier.t, II.
nr. antler, 30; trunklln (Iml.) ).
Ifge, 0.
Ht I'oint, !l; llnles, 0.
Vermont, M Mlilillrhury.
hii.ipiii liiiniiB, III llnverforil, 10.
Vermont rolyleelmlo In.tllute, 41
H.hiiinlon nmi I.e., fl,
j-lule t're.limen, 21 1 Harvard hre.himn,
tVllliHin anil Msry, 4U i.fillHiiilet, II,
Alleglieny, M; Alfred, 7.
Klioile J.lunil Mute, Si; C'oiineellrnt Ag
gie.. 7.
Vt llminnfon, 8; Ihiylon nnlver.lly, I).
fnarthmore. eolU-Ke, il Ammpolls Mhl
hlitnnien, 2.
Vliihleiilierii, 17; ftnurlliniore, 111.
KranMIn mid Mitr.iiH. lilt l'r.)nn. ft.
Vtn.lilngton anil Jeffemon, ft! I'llts
ImrKli, nr.
Itlnrvliinil Hnlvertity. :; Johns Hop
kins, 0.
Hjraeii.e, 11) tolg.ile. 7.
fennaylvanln, 7 I'emi Wale, t,
Dartmouth, z: i oliimlilit. 7.
Iili kln.on, III; r.-uii Milllury acailnny, 7,
Howard I'uyne. 2Hf Tevit. Chrl.tlHn, 14.
fjirllmni college, 2.7; 'J'mn.rltania, U.
HOtTlf.
fieorgetown, 11); Itueknell, 1. '
l.u.ton 1'ollege, III ; Cuni.tu., 7. i
(ieorglu, B; Teeb, 17. I
Citrohna, 211; llsvidnon, 8. J
Aiiliiirn, II; centre, II.
V. 1'. I., 41; Vt a.liinglnn and Iee, 6
Vnmlerhllt, VI; ('eorgiu, 0.
Ti-nne.ee, IS; Mewsnee, 7.
Aiahsrna, U; Kentiieky, 6. .
A. sod M H l-ike, n.
tlricinin Milllury In.titutlon, 3S; (.eorgr
nntninKiiin, o.
.North I iirnllnu, 0; lluvlilnon. t.
Ml..i..lipl A. hiiiI M., 7; I .on I alalia
State nnlver.lly, (I.
t'nion I'nlter.lty, 27; Itethel College of
tteniiKKy. .
Teiu.. fit Oklahoma, 7.
Okliihonia Agsten. 0; Hsylor univer
sity, lo.
leys, captained by Frankio Jarosh;
Ulue Taxi, captained by Tony Franc):
I'lggly-Wlggly, captained by Hoy
Young, nnd tho Cady Lumber com
pany, piloted by George Kennedy
will roll. I
K. Wesloy, w ho had the third IiIkIi
est Indivldiml score In the midwest
pin event at lies Moines last year,
will perform on tint Cady Lumber
five-man team, He landed thlid place
with a score of 714.
The Kostei -Hurkuis, under the tute
1uk of George Zimmerman, will roll
Sunday, lh-cetnher 3,
runnier, and u.cee..s) In h.Odina
their narrow intiiuln t,f l.-,.U-ril.ip
tl rotiMhoiil tlm i.-. vf the k tine.
lMlft ih,, ,key iimmi teiUu b
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! i';it tin. .-rv.l le-th tout Ii.Ii.h n
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ui after U .. n.i 4 of ilio s.-,t.
l.,i - ,l 4 1,1-1. the llttiketv Hanii.nl
b, t it,,,, . uMi.l. t.. . re. ,ioiin.li-
Iitv Im-i. iliac, ti,lri.rfi..d
f-i,u. i .".. bi.h I..H.. I :
fi i i tticti i-it, in., in j
- 'i. 'ii if the l,i..t So I over ih
ftie .i.iiol t. a t-tr4 ill1
"f 4l 1.1 " t i V"tkni4l, t l..o
fc,l,n
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been blessed wild many victories lid season
agiane, i hh-i c ucfifi, irtun, iioiiusn, Haunt)', itatmiin
aiur arming some mm.
Notre Dame Snows Butler
College Team Under, 32-3
Vt s.lilngloii I orre.Min(l'.-nt The Omnhn lire.
Imlianapolbt, Iml., Nov. 18.
Jlutler college's football eleven was
outclassed liere this afternoon In
every department of the game In
its contest wild Notre Dame, flic
score being 32 to 3.
The Catholic started the game
Ohio Hooters
Pay Respects
to ChU Jc llarley
"Chick" llarley, unlike many nn
athletic hero, will never be forgatten
in Colunihus. "Chick" learned that
for himself while lie was watching
football practice on Ohio field.
One of three cheer leaders, who
led yells during the surprise party
to the team, spotted the peerless one
In the stands and called for a "Yea
Chick."
It had all the volume of the .veils
of yore when Harley's feat were dis
cussed from roast to coast. Calls of
"where Is he?" "si and up," and the
like were so Insistent that "Chick"
was finally forced to sluud up and
doff his cap.
This was a signal for another
great burst of applause, while as
soon as his place in the stands was
learned, there was a general move
ment that way until "Chick" re
tired from the field in embarrass
ment. Washington Beats
Stanford Eleven
Htunfiii'd University, Cal., Nov. 18.
Wushlugtir hard-fighting pack of
Huskies out battled nn equally hard
fighting Stanfotd football team In the
Htanfurd stadium here today und bft
for home toniKhl on the long end of
it I? to score.
Washington' timed forward pas
lug offensive failed to make the gains
expected, hut a powetfttl not them
backfield gained when gain counted,
I mmard tfvi el scored till of Wuablng
Ion t illl.s. (inly cm' torn lulown was
iiia.le duiliiB the g one. Washlngtun
ulleinplut two place knki.
,
Kansas Jayhawkers Win,
I ! 1 1 1 j. I t two place kttk.
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with practically the entire second
team In action and I hero was no
scoring in the first period. At the
opening of the second period the
entire Notre Dame team was shifted
and the regulars went In and piled
up two touchdowns following a
plan-kick by (Jrlggs from the 28
yard line after Bgtlcr had secured
the hull on a Notre Dame fumble.
In tlm third period two more
touchdowns were made by the visi
tors, one of which came in a Oil
yard run by Matter from the kick
off. In the final period Notre Dame
again had most of its subs in the
lineup and punched over another
touchdown. ,
Missouri Timers
Trim Washington
Columbia, Mo., Nov. IS. The Vni
j vi iHlty of Missouri ' football team,
j after three conference defeats In a
i low, runic back determinedly this
j afternoon to win from the Washing
; ton university of St. frfiuis. !7 to 0.
j The Tigers completely overwhelmed
tho Pikers from the start of the
game to the finish. Never until the
last play did the Washington team
carry the ball beyond the Tliier 4a
yard line and nl no time did they
threaten in wore.
Missouri played without the ser
vice of Lincoln, except for one mln-
jute of the game, when he went in to
kick the try for point vt their first
touchdown. Horn!, Knight and Kow
ler divided honor In the , backfleld.
with lkuid accounting; f0,.i n, major
part of the Tiger )rdagn.
Red Sox Trade Pratt
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and Lollins to ligersj.
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Tails,
Lincoln, Nov. is -(Hneeinl i-w.,...
!is AkkIis full before tlm Nebraska
I'oinliii.I'.eri, fi- hen- fjrK ,,.tn, vf
ih seuHoii ibis afternoon, tn it.
liul lliu fall was not hard, and ibeir
defeat was nof inKloilous, for tht
Sunflowers' Farmers displayed ail
aerial ullack, coupled with some
slrnlgbl football, ii, the fi,t half
which struck fi-nr to the hearts of I ho
9.0H0 NebriiHkan rootem,
The visitors bad If their own way
dining the first period.
Home of the tin n who have fob
lowed Nebraska football for years ex
pressed tho opinion tonight that tho
liiiskeix were lucky to w in.
The second quarter had barely
opened when the 'Aggies launched n
aerial nttiok which netted u touch
down, but the Kansas backfleld wa
In motion when the ball wns snapped
and the touchdown did not count.
Lewellen War.
The way for the first toticbdowr,
was paved when ('apt. Hartley par
tially blocked Lrandley's punt, Lew!
leu recovering II nnd racing to the
Aggies' 15. yard lino. . Smashe by
Lewellen, H. lb-wilt; and Hartley pu
tlii oval on the two-yard line and
lewellen luggrnj it over.
The Aggies were carried away with
their success In the elr and a a i t
suit were pcntAlzed seven more' points.
It is a rule of long standing that to
pas within your own 20-yard line Is
taking far too much chance. Hut the
Aggies did it In the third period and
lewellen intercepted the flip on the
22-yard line, racing from there to the
last limcmurk.
NnMe Pierre I4ne.
The last score started w.in Hartley
Intercepted n, pass and ran it back to
the Husker's 44 yard line. A (detained
attack, featured by the line tunlttg
of .Dave Noble, put the ball n the
Aggies' four-yard line, from fbich
vantage point Noble dove off tie!;
for the counter.
If, Dewltz'a place kick went wioi
but the IC-tnsang were offside and tlJ
point counted.
The passing of Swartz puzzled tl
Huskers. Ilia flip wag distressing
accurate and on three different ocK
sions .perfect passes were missed I,
KansaiiS who were In the clear.
Tho Husker kept to straight tm
tics. Lewellen .proved a conslstet
ground-gainer and when Dave Nobi
carnfl iwick in tne secona naii.
reered off some spectacular n.
which earned one. touchdown and vj
paving tho way to another at the fl
whistle. The ball at that time was
the Aggies' seven-yard line.
Lineup and summary;
Xenriu.k (St.) lo. Kbm. Aggies
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lturtniNti; Waller lor MeiliMMwin; Stl'-
(its.son for Iiana-tt ; H. imwIi for IrJ
nwltz: I,et.-ll.-n fur Nohle; I'.t.rMon f.
Itou..; MeAlli.ier for ThmnLn; V.
I1.W11 for Irt-wellwn: Nion tor Mcflln.
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I'oint f ter touchdown: H. pewit J
t;i: laix-e ktrka.
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