PENNSY TAMES THE TIGER
Princeton's ' Jnnglo Monarch Treated Like
an Ordinary Old Pimy Oat.
TREHCHARD'STEAM ' CLEARLY OUTCLASSED
Captain Kiilpo nnd III * fllimU Toyed
the Jcroc.Miicn Irom tlio Itrglunlne
nnd Won \ > y 13 tn U In
( loot ! Mjlo.
tm.NTON : , N. J. , Nov. 10. The stalwart
sMis of Old Pennsylvania today clipped the
e-awa of tlio Princeton Tlgpr by a score of
12 to 0.
It wai a glorious triumph lor the red nnd
blue , and places Pennsylvania In Hie front
rank of the fool ball teams. Where the
Bttlrdy ulbl'dcs of ancient Yale had fulled
nnd given up championship honors , P-niuyl-
\anla atlapkcd. Crashing lliroiigli and
break m : asunder Ihat hitherto Invincible
II IP they carried the ba'l forward and for
ward over Hi" touchdown , line nnd planted
the led nnd blue flag behind the goal post.
The Tigers , who Ihrce hours before bounced
on the gridiron full of confidence , filed sadly
off the field , many of them so weak and crip
pled that they had lo bo borne In Iho arms
ot comrades. Tlio big crowd went wild The
lui e yellow chrysanthemums and Hie long
black streamers faded from tlfilil. In
tlflr places hundreds of blno and red
iimbicllns , blue and led handkerchiefs , blue
nnd ted ilbbons , bmst Into view like magic
'llir vast Huong whooped nnd ydltd until
the bit' state house far away In Tienton
fairly riulveiod Finally HIP enUni'-ln-Mii
berime boundlcsa , nnd lilte a Bleat Mood
HIP crowd smgrd out Into Ihe gridiron , nml
hoisting the Cjuaker klckeis upon Ihelr
Hhonlilirs , cnirled them In tilumph from
thf * grounds. . . . . .
It was n gland bnjtlf , Kltibboinlv fought ,
but tinTig'is nt no lime had n rhanro of
vliloij' . Pennsylvania outplajed llifin mail
for man , nnd iirvrr was Hie CJu.iKei goal
In dangti The miehty Whtelei was lossi-d
likea bnby In the aims uf the giant.
\ \ Imiton. TiPiichard. prince of rnd ni-dici" ,
found In ( Ic'lbeit a king Loa , the lamoiis
tackle , snuggling inanfidlv nnd vainly
ngnliiHt his cmly beaded opponent , Wagon-
burst , Osgood , Hrocke. Uelbeit. Whaiton
mid Knlpo weie all untrusleil with advanc
ing the bill , and all justified the conlldence
placed In them
111:111 : WAS A OUIAT PLAY
Williams , the plucky llltlo quniier Inclc ,
handled himself like a. veteian , and snored
the Hint touchdown for thu red and blue.
Ihe bull hud passed back lo Cochtaii lot
u klik on Princeton's twenty-yard line , bill
the Tlgpr lull back punted the ball Into the
i links of his own men , nnd Williams , with
lightning agllltj' , tucked the leather undei
his left mm , diiHlicd down the Held , tlnough
Ibu Tigris' tanks , nnd ( hopped It behind
Hie f.onl post , Hiooke plated the ball
squaii' between the posts and over the IMI
"coring six points for Pennsylvania. This
was In the " ( . ' < und linlf , and about ten
minutes nfter the play had been called
No pcoilng was done In the ( list half , al
though the nmiitors look the ball within
KInihes | of Pilnceton'n goal line about the
middle ot tlie Hist half and lost II on four
downs , tlnough what was probably an ciror
In judgment Knlpe signalled Gelbril to go
lluoufji the tackle. The Tigers masked at
this polnl and barely managed In slml
down the Prniisjlvnnlu full back. It looked
an If they wire anticipating n. center play ,
und had ( telbcrt been swung aiound the
end , u play on which they neatly alwiij- .
gain , he would undoubtedly Iwvo gotten It
aver , us be hud Ilttlu mote lhaii a jard
lo go.
Thioughonl this half , us well ns In the
next , the bill was almost constantly In
Pilnceton'.s territory. Never wcio the
Tlgci noaier "than the Pennsylvania * ! *
twenty-llvi'-vaul line , nnd then on Kicks
which HiooKe Immedlutcly ictinned , gain-
IIIK fnmi ten to -
twenty j-iuds on euch e\-
change ' of pants with Cochinn. 1'cnnsyl-
vunia'H second touchdown v\us made about
llvo mlnuti's before the c-all of time. The
QuukoiK ponmled through the tackles ,
plot ceil Ihc center nnd bad rnirled the ball
to I'llnceton's ten-yard line. Hcic It wan
passeil to Osgo'od , who , like a , Ihihh , vvhocleil
to the left , shook hlmsrlf loose fiom the
Filncrlon end iu h nnd ( allied the ball
over the line As In the fonner ruse Iho
gonl wns un cusy ono for Urooko Aftei
this 1'uniiHylvanla might be H.tld to have
t toyiMl with the Tlger.s They took no
ohunocs whatever , and Ilrooko would kick
every time the ball appiouched Pennsyl
vania's tenltoiy. This was a train that
ieste l the led und blue , while Pilncelon's
men nt this Mage of Ihe contest , vveio top
pling- over by two 01 thiee on cveiy lineup.
llKOOKirS KICKING DID IT.
Throughout the game Hiookp'B kicking
wns a brilliant feutuie , and peihaps never
has Its equal been HPPII on the foot ball
Hold. No mutter how haul ptesspil , or how
close the insheia weie upon him. he al
ways punted long und finely. Although a
Kicat surpilse to the multitude and even to
foot ball expoits , ceneuilly
speaking. It was
a clear case of Iho vanquished team being
outchiHtied , us was predicted In these dis
pute-hex this morning. The teums lined up
IIM follows :
Pennsylvania. Position. Pilnceton
fiolbert , . Left end Smith
" C.Wugonhurnt "Woodruff , . . Left tackle . . . ] , ea
Left guard
Taylor
Hull Center
Iliggs
Wlmiton. , , Hlght gnaiil
, > Mln < ls Hlght tuclclo Wheeler
„ Holly
.5mS"KHrtl'"t " 'Eli' ' " ' > Tienchard
\Vllllams. . . . Quarterback
Knlpe. . . . . . . . . Klght halt buck J1or Pee *
Osgood Left half back Ward
Hiooke Full back Cochian
UA.VIJ : IM : > II : > iA itttw.
9 , IT. J. and I. C. ItUalry Tun Intrme for
Si'ltlriiii lit on tint < < rlillnm.
TOWA CITY , Ncv 10.-Spcrlul ( Telegiam. )
After jeais of Intense ! ilvulry the foot
ball tennis of the State unUcinlty of Iowa
of thin city , and Iowa College of Cirlnnell
met hcie again today. When the hccond
half was nenily over and the scoie stood
12 lo U' , Dai by of Oilnnell made a thlity-
yurd 11111 uml a touchdown , nfter a down
hud been oallpil. The referee onleu-d the
ball bark , whereupon Olmiell lefusril
Jlny. Ihi- game was then declared fm- to
fclted to the State unlveiHlty eleven. C
. to 0 ,
The contist WIIH close nnd exciting and
was marked by many line plays. Henlg of
Iho Stnte
university nnd Clruy ot Iowa
college made nilciulld ( Ifty-vnnl runs Con
verse. Allen. Collins nnd Wllllums tor the
imlveitdty team and firay , Sargent ami
Palmer for the college eleven made
excel
lent plays.
TWO THAT WIMCK TIKI ) .
.
L'ornnll uml Nlllliinn nnd Nntnl fudrU uml
l'iiiii ) lvanl CnlUtgn ( Jillt Kien.
A MIAN Y , N. Y. . Nov. 10. Never was n
more hotly c ntested game of foot lull
played or never were the teams plttei'
against each other MI evenly matched as In
the game played nt the Illdgellcld gildhon
thin afternoon batwopti Cornell nnd Wil
liams. Fully 3,000 people BUVV the game.
Neither side scored In the Hist half , and
lifter a tremendous stiuggle
, the secom
half also cmled with a cipher for each stile
ANAPOLI8 , Nov. 10.-The naval cmletw
nnd IVnnsylvniila Stile
college tied scoies
this ufteinoon In their llm game. The
tennis were evenly matched nml the same
IVIIM very exciting. Hoorc , 0 lo B.
Vali' lluil it > lcn in : y Tlmo.
NI3\v YOlUv. Nov 10. Yale easily de- of
feuled Lehlgh at the Polo grounds loiluj
by CO to 0. The grounds
were In
n
veiy i
muddy condition , which prevented lorn
; runs
Some of Yale's players were In Trentoi
witnessing the gnme there , and practlcallv
not much more than one-half of the legu
lar team played. A feature of Yule's play
was the catchlnir cf n punt by a Yule buck
nnd his ku
Immediately passing the ball to Hi !
full bark for u return punt. Yale hiuilly
tdiawcil Blow , but rhumjilonphlp form , the play being
this heenuHl duo to the poor eon
dltlon cf the ground.
HarvnrU Ilt-rrnu C. A. , \.f
HDOIJ , Mass. , Nov. 10. 'llarvou
won from Chicago A. .
A. this afternoon b
u score of 36 to 0. The crimson elevei
ei
idayed splendid foot ball from ein
Ish and Btait to lln
the- -
thejvesternei8 were never neur th
goal line. '
Hurvurd's backs IKn
showed line In
IKHI
tei Terence
In the- first half
twenty-four points with und rolled HIi |
euse , The Chlcngl
- HIr
outclUKfled men plnj-eil u hot game to the end , but were
\ the HlroiijfeHt Htevenson men In the nml line SlcCormnck und Camn were dh ous In
some pretty
work
In breakingup
Terence. The up the Inter
Inniest
crowd of
u splendid the y ar saw the
game.
Au Arbor lleatM KUII H .Vcilu. on
KANSAS CITY. NVv. 10.-Ann Albo.
eleven beat the Kansas university tenn
here today , 23 to 12. Michigan had the ud
runtuiie In weight , her line averaging llfteei
pound a heavier thun KansaM , Armour bo
UiiiiR.iH made the play uf the day Dwye o
muffed u long punt , when Armour , who hat
iruken thioiifili illclilKun'u line , tot the bal
nnil. aftT ruining seventy-flv1 yards ,
e red u tou'hdown.
INDIANAPOLIS , No1' Uutl'f cl--
frntfd DP Pauvv , 30 to 0 toiluy
OHANO * : , N J. , Nov. 10. Drawn unlver-
dty. 10 , Or.iiite university. 10.
MltnOKLYN , Nov , 10.-IJo ton A. C. , 10 ;
Crew-enl A C 0.
8PHINOFIKLD. Ma * * . , Nov. 10.--Dart-
moiilh , . Amherst , o.
CLKVHLAND. Nov. lO.-Ohlo Slate uni
versity Hevcn was defeated by Ca e eleven
here trilnv by n rcoiv of 38 lo 0.
NASHVILLIJ , TVtin. , Nov. 10 Vnndcrblll ,
10 ; oxford , AllPH , ( .
OTTAWA. Kan. , Nov. 10-The Ottawa
iinhpi.-ltj eleven , by their superiority In
weight filone , today defeated the Jll sourl
Tigers , 28 to 0.
_ _ _ _
Itnsi'l.TS ON llli : KU.VMMI TIIACHS
Itry iimit.i : Anita Dumps His llomn
rrlrnil * on tint liny lll trlrt TrnrSt.
SAN FHANCISCO. Nov. 10-Iley cl Santa
Anita met with nuotliei cru hlng defeat
today. He i an n pror fourth In Ihe mlle
and fceventy jnids handicap , which was
won by Duke Stev < n In 1 1J'4 , breaking Ihe
track iccord HP > Alfonso i-liowcd his
quality foi breaking mile recouls for ! -yenr-
old ? . He carried 113 pounds nnd finished
eveial lenzths ahead of his Held In the
rosiest kind of style. Two favorites won
during Ihe day. In the "teepleclinse , Nojo
fclljind Ihrew hi" lider. Neither was hurl.
Jnponlca , Ihe favorite , had n safe lead
when lie broke down. Happy llniul was
also cut down In this lace. There was a
wild plunge on Tiirtnrlnn In the second
i ace , but Ilomalr , nt I to 1 , beat the cast-
em horse out In fnsl time. Summailcs
I'll ft race , nbout slv furlongs , selling
Sir It'ohnrd ' , 10 , Jlelml'hs ( J to 1) ) won ,
Ohyesia , 10 , Sullivan (3 ( to 2) ) , f-ccond ,
Hiipme , S . A. I om ( not given ) , thlul
Time1 12V4. < 'licmuck , HO P Cl.nk , Gporge
L , i : < cpon Ilatduiel , Lady Juno , Tyrena ,
fhorokpf. Gold Dilst and Heno nlso nil
Second nice , nbout siv fmlong" , soiling
Ilomali , 11. , Ili'lnrlchs (4 ( to 1) ) , won. Tat-
tin Ian , 10'j , I'lviin ( I to li ) . pccond , Chailes
A , 1N ( , Seaimin (20 ( lo 1) ) thlnl. Tlmo I'll'-j '
Heall ntlon , Quartci Staff , Mottc Mu lesa ,
CbailiPU e nnd Uelle of Otonewnll nNo ran
Thlul nice , Autumn stake" . 2-jeni-oliK
one inllo. value , $1,20) : lley Alfonso , IIS
Itosum.m (1 ( to "i , won , Gallant , US. Siifllvan
(7 ( to 1) ) snond , Flash Light , IIS , Miller (5 (
to 1) ) , thlul Time1 1 41 No other slaitors.
TomIh uu-e , Htppplerh.tse , mil * and n half ,
Kplllng Long well , HA Almalk (8 ( to 5) ) , won.
Happy llniul , 129 , Gallndo ( ) < < to 11 , second ;
iidoiiulo. : I.1 ! , Hauls (20 ( to 1) ) . thlul. Time
2:27 : Slnbnd Guadeloupe , The Coon , Herald ,
Novo and Japonlca aKo "tartpd.
Fifth lacp , mile and n-vcnt > jnids handi
cap DukiSleviMiH , 10S , Weber (8 ( to I ) ,
won. Sir Ilppl , 101 , Flvnn (3 ( to I ) , second ;
'undid. HI , Sullivan ( Pi lo 1) ) , thlul Time.
1.1V , . Hey tl Snnta Anita , The Malhnd
and IVt-uidor also i.in
Irit M cot Ing Knileil.
CINCINNATI , Xov 10 Oaklpy closed Its
tblrtj dnjs' tncetlni ; today The owners of
the tiack ate wi'll snthlied with the excel
lent showing they have made. ? ext spring
( Jaklej and Litonla Is lo run alteinate fort-
liglitu for sl\ty diii .ludge Clark went
o New YoiU tonight Jockey Cnssin , who
MIS suspended eaily In the mentlng , was
elnslated todav The v\enthpr was cold ,
ut the ntlpiiilnnco v\as verj ht av > and the
lack "low ' 1 be Hist four fa\orltes won ,
ben Tiemona , 8 to 1 , and Mrs Morgan , a
trong HHiond choice nt 3 to 1 , got the
UOIIPV The lust two favoiltes , Svllna D
ml Ml s L , failed to even show lle'jnlts :
First inco. seven fuilongs : O'Connell ( t
0 10) ) won , lillley Ilennet ( I to ] ) second ,
V-iro Ooulim Cl to 1) ) third Tlmo 1 1l'i
Second inco , eloven-MxIeenths of n mllf
vny G ( ll to r > ) won. ToloacliP (2 ( to 1) sec-
lid , Hossnioie ( . " > to 1) ) Ihliil. Time : 1 H"4.
Thlid race , cleven-hlxtccnths of a mile.
'hleldbParer ( I to 5) ) won , Ncoednb ( C to 1)
ppond. Whiff (5 ( to 1) ) thlul Time : l liiVi.
Fouith i nee , K fuilong" ' Simon W ( i to
) won , John Kcssler (12 ( to 1) ) second , Start
2D to 1) ) thlul Time 1 17 % .
Fifth luce , selling , one mile Tiomonn
S to 1) won , Glorlam (8 ( to 5) second , Cavs
1 to 1) ) llilul Tlnu > not taken
SKth lace , one mllp : .Mis Moigan (1 ( to 1) 1
von , KIIId (15 ( to 1) ) second , Llajutd (20 ( ; to 1) )
hlid. Time 1-I7 < 4.
Hill-loin LlospH rimndl.iy.
IIAIUiKM , Nov. 10-IlncIng will not close
mill Tlnn.sd.iy of next werk Hesults :
Flist race , live furlongs Aiomn won ,
Illdiv May second , IlosaMay third. Time.
.09V , .
Second lace , mile and seventy yards ; Mln-
ile Mnckln ( to 1) ) won , Constant ( I to 1)
eeonil , Little Ucorgu t5 ! to 1) thlul. Time :
Thlul race , mile and seventy yards ; Hes-
sle Hlslund (2 to 1) won. Hagle Hlid ( K to
. ) _ second , Hey del Mat ( - ' to 1) thlul Time.
'Foliith lace. sK fuilongs : Fia Dlavolo (1 (
o 1) ) won , .May Thompson (5 ( to 2) second ,
Highland { . ) lo 1) ) third. Time. 1 Jl'J.
' Fifth into. live fuilongs : .Mnggle firay
'even ) won , Sllvoindo (5 ( to 1) ) .second , Kom-
lumbullst (10 to 1) tblid. Time : 1:07 : % .
Mnilliou anil St. Hipli ,
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 10 Madison iesult :
FliKt nice , ll\e fuilongs : Crabclder won ,
'
, 'Phate second , Nancy Hnke.s thlnl. Time
Second race , five ami a half furlongs.
Miss Portland won. Heads or Tails second ,
Lillian thlul Time : I.II.
Thlnl nice , handicap , four nnd a half fnr-
ongs : Simmons \\oii , Censor second , The
Smgeon thlul. Time 0 M > " . .
Fouith nice , seven fuilongs : Disturbance
won , HI Heilry bccoml , Southeinest thlul.
Time. 1 31.
Fifth luce , pelting , one mileNiitlonal
won , Miss naiighman second , Hatiy
Weaver thlul. Time. 1:47. :
ST ABAPII , Nov. lO.-Ii'iist race , One-
lialf nillo Parthcnla v\on , Nlnevah second ,
Pretense thinl , Time : 0 51'i.
Second nice , six nnd a half fuilongs :
Prince Ueotgo won , Little Tom second , „
Pochlno thlul. Time lk'fi'4. :
Thlul luce , six furlongs : King Oold won
Cockade second , Phoebus thlul Time : 1.10.
Fouith lure. MX and a half furlongs : Gnl-
Illee won , Pulitzer second , Mclntyie thlul.
Time. l:3J'i. :
Fifth nice , one mile : Song and Dnnco
won. Copy light second. Tom Skldmort
thlul Time : 1 :
SKth i ace , gentlemen ilders , one mile :
Illphln v\on , Crnrksmun fcecond , Van Cluse
thlul. Time 207.
Sport at Ciimlicilnml rarlc.
NASHVILLi : , Nov 10 Cumberland paik :
Flist nee , slv fuiloiign : .Metiopolc won ,
Mnichawav bCcoml , I ) . F. Fly , jr. , thlid.
Time1
1 I51.- ,
Second lace , sfuilongs | : . ITraiila ivon.
Pi line Minister becond Flush
, thlid. Time :
Thlul rare , live furlonpsMaquon won.
Leonas seccml , Hill stair third Time
l.O-t'4. : .
I'ourth race , cno mile : Klmer F won ,
Henry Jenkins fecund , Sa\aphone thlul
Time : l.K"t.
Fifth i nee , mile and a hKtcenth , over five tut
huulles. Dead bout between Fnele Flunk
and W. L. Mimson , 1'rlmero thlid. Time :
IIOKSI : SIKV AT SAN ru.iNoisco.
.
.Many 'lurf Crucl-H tn Itu Kxlillilleil Under
tin ) Hoof of tlu > Mrrliiinlrit' 1'uvlllloii.
SAN FHANCISCO , Nov 10 The entries
closed tonight for the hoise nhovv to be
held In this city f ur dnjs , beginning No
vember 29. Horses of over 100 classes will
be shown and Ihc Indications nio that the
association' Initial show will be a ma iked >
success. The hundrct und llfty horses have did
been entered. Including four-ln-hand nml
eight tandem turnouts. The llnest t-pecl-
mens of the Ameilctin hui-se will be ex end
hibited. The foiomost breeders In Califor for
nia have entered heal Illy Into the under
taking. J li. Huggln has entered the two
great champions , Siilvutor and Tennj , ns
well ns Hlr Modred , Fiienzl , Itessle J and thp
Algona , Hire of the pacing champion , Flylnr ,
Jib , who Is also enteied , together with 1)1-
reclum , Ony Wllkes and nmny other crucks
the turf. The gieatest at ti action will
piobnbly be the celebrated slalllon Ormoude * ,
who will have for company Islington ,
brolherof Inlngluss , Hnglnml'H giealest luce
horse ill the pieaent time , In fuel , the
show of Ihoioughbrcd and ( lotting- stock the
will probably be one of the best seen In
Ameilcn In the Mechanics pavllllon , where
the show Is lo be held , u ling 200 feet long-
and eighty feet wide has been ai ranged ,
Theodore Winter * today bold a lot of
thoroughbred yearlings from his stock furm.
Those bilnglng the best prices were : Chest end
nut Hoy. bj Joe Hooker-Countess Hlka , ihn
I1.1CW ; bay colt , by Joe Hooker-Alice N , J7J5
;
bay colt , by 1.1 Itlo He > .Question , ( CM ;
chestnut colt , by ' Joe Hooker-Salome , $500. Y.
Henry Pelrce't * brooil mare , Freelove , by
I.uko Illnckburn-Jaiu'tte Norton , was sold to
Waterhine & Hums for J.MWO.
Two .lockeyi tnjuroil.
WASHINGTON. Nov 10-Uaeln nl Alex-
andrlu loilay was rendered more than -
UHiially exciting by an unfortunnte accident
which occurred In the fourth race , resulting
the death of the horse Florist and seri
Injury to JockeyB Donnelly and King.
Just UB the Hair dropped for the Mart In
fourth nice Flnilst stumbled , turned
a pin.
complete somersault und landed partially ,
little Donnelly. ii : Telegrafo fell over
FloilM , throwing Jockey King , rioritit was
killed by the accident , while Kl Telegrafo
escaped unhurt. Donnelly hud bis leg flue ,
lured and WIIB Internally Injured , while
Klntf had a shoulder blade dislocated. Doth
> were removed lo Ihe hospital In an
ambulunce fur treatment
"Tr Iby , " fl 10 , at Cliane & . Edd'i.
Y , II , C , A , EASY FOR LINCOLN
Varsity Team Unrclly Worried ly the Local
Christians.
EITHER SIDE SHOWtO N'UCII ' FINE WORK
Yclght and lUpirlcnco tif thn Victim Hud
to Do vrlth thn Itpsiilt Indl-
Odiml riTorH Wrre ( loud Do-
of the ( lame.
The Young Men's Christian as oclatton
" eel ball team was beaten > esterday aftcr-
noon at tlio Young Men's Christian Assoc'a-
lion park by the 'varalty learn of the Ne-
iraska iinlvorjlty by Ihc score of 31 lo C.
Thc homo team was entirely outclassed and
nt no | ) ( line was It able to hold down Its op-
' oncnlB. The louclulovvn accredited lo
Imaha was a fluke of the worst kind , and
fact should never have been counted
Tlio ball was taken oul of a runner's hands
ft'r ho had called down , ono of the officials
learlng It , and carried over the line. At no
me , except once , was the homo team able
o get the ball near the goal line.
The victors are much heavier than the
ome team , and knew more fool ball. They
lid not have a slrong enough learn against
li m to really lest lliclr slrength , bill from
he work jcstculny they would not be called
\ Mrong team , pnrtlculaily In the line They
evidently possess no tricks , ut any tale they
lid not attempt to use nry There was very
Ittle Interference , nnd what there was wns
lone by Ihe barks , none cf Ibe line men
nklng a place In It. Oury made several
good gains nnd run slrongly with the ball ,
"llppln did excellent work , gulning mosl of
he giound. Ho inns belter than he did last
enr Yesterday , In severnl of his runs , lie
hrovv off hnlt u-dozen tacklcrs before
IP was downed The other three men beSho
ilmi the llnp also played a good game.
The Young Men's Chilstlnn association
Ine wns weak everywliPte. When an cp-
loslng limner stiurk the line he almost
nvailnbly fount a hole big enough for three
or tour men. The only work of the team
was done by the back-of-llne men. but the
ioor line bsfoie them wns too dl eournUng
o allow them t" ) do much
Hoth teams fumbled n great deal. The
" hrlstlun's lost the bull on a fumble at ono
ilnip when they weie within n couple of
yaids rf the g-nl line. The officials weie
lot watchful enough , although neither "Ido
gained any thing from the decisions. Ne-
jia'-Ua was given the ball at ono lime when
t was within a foot of the guul and leally
belonged to Omaha , but this wns fully c-om-
> ensated for by the touchdown Ihe laller
obtained Yet the olllcials should not have
tolerated the quarreling that frequently took
pi ice
CUimASKA STAUTHD WITH TUG WIN
Nebinska won the loss and cho e the
north t-'onl Gardner kicked off Fllppln
caught the ball and inn twenty yuids
Fllppln went between left end and tackle
for four more The ball was fumbled by
Frank nnd Uurdlck obtained It. A couple
rf attempts through the center netted no
gain and Gardner kicked foi twenty-live
jards. Spooner caught the ball and made
R pretty run of fifteen yards. Fllppln made
no gain , Fall made fout yaids and then
two. liy short plurges the ball was ad
vanced within a foot of the llnp and Klip-
l > ln was pushed over for n. touchdown eleven
minutes nftor play began. Score , C to 0.
Fair kicked goal. Gardner kicked off
again Fllppln caught and ran thirty yaids
on account of poor work of the opposing
team. Fair , aided by good Interference of
the other backs , inn seventeen yards around
left end. Oury lost a yard und u half nnd
then Fair went around left end for twenty
yards , being run out of bounds. Oury went
between light guard nnd center for ten
yaids. A fumble followed nnd Fllppln
plunged through left guard foi fifteen yard ? .
Fllppln went around the end for len yards
and really lost the ball on the ponl line , but
It was given to Nebraska , and Fair scoied.
No goal Score , 10 to 0. .
Gaulner kicked off for forty-two yards.
Spooner caugbt nnd run fifteen yards. The
ball wus fumbled , but Ycnt fell on It A
gain of fifteen ynrds followed nnd the ball
was fumbled by Spooner Oury fell on It.
Fllppln went between center nnd left guard
for ten yards. Oury followed this with
twelve more. Fair ran again out of bounds ,
after gaining twenty-five yards around left
end. Fllppln went between left tackle nnd
end for ten and Fair followed this up with
nine more. Frank plunged between center
and left guard for three ynrds and Fair
and Fllppln through the same holes for o
ten yards each. Frank was sent for u
touchdown aiound right end. Fair kicked
goal Score , 1C to 0.
Gaidner kicked off for thirty-rive yards.
Fllppln rccoveied seventeen. He went
uioinul light end for twenty more , when
Omaha got the ball on a fumble. Cowglll
went between left guard nnd tackle for two
yauls. Gaidner wns fouled by Jones nnd
ten yards was given to Omtihn. Uurdlck
and Cowglll made two yards each Cole-
mnn made twenty , and then the ball was
fumbled by Thomas . . nnd . obtained . by Wlg-
gins rilppln went thioiiKh center ( for Un
yards. 1 air plunged between ccnler nnd
right guiiul foi fifteen and Oury In the
same place foi three Fair did not gain
and Dein went tlnough the center for eight
yards Fllppln made no gain , being tackled
by Claiko and Fair went. between right
guaiil and tackle for fifteen vnrds. Frank
made ten between right tackle nml end.
Wiggins went around left end for ten more
Omy gained fem and Fllppln went around
right end for a touchdown. No goal. Score ,
to 0.
Fiank inn twenty ynrds from the klckoff
and made seventeen more by two plunges
thiougb the line. Fllppln went through left
guard for twenty nnd Fair Ihrough Ihe
same hole for eight. Huullck obtained Ihc
ball on n fumble. Gardner made Iwo yaids
and fumbled , Yont got the ball and mude a
beautiful run of fifty yaids around the
teams for a touchdown. Full kicked goal.
Scoie , 23 to 0.
OMAHA'S ONLY SCORE
Gardner kicked off for forty yards. Yont
lull foi fifteen and Fllppln went between
left gunul and tackle for fifteen Fair went
aiound ilghl end nnd was downed , but Hur-
illck got the ball and made a touchdown.
Gaulner kicked goal. Score , 28 to 0 The
llr.it half was ended , with the ball near the
renter of the Hi Id.
Fiank Kicked off In the second. Uurdlck
ran for twenty vnrds and Gardner plunged
through center twice foi five yauls. In the
i.i'M RCiimmagc the ball was advanced by
Clniko , quatler back , and was lost to Ne-
bia ku Fall made , four yards tlnough
right Kiiaid , Fllppln fifteen through left
kle and Dern ( en through left
gn.iul Fall went for two yards through
cenlcr , Fllppln for ten through left tackle
and Dun wan pushed for u touchdown
, ,
tlnough left pu.iul and tackle. Fair kicked to . !
goal Scuie , Ml to ( I. Gnrdnei kicked off foi
llfty > aids FianK recovered toventcen
.lonegaliiPd three nnd then Fllppln fum
bled and WnltcniPver fell on the ball Short
gains were- made by Colt-man , Gardner and
Bui dick nnd the ball was lost on a fumble
about two juids fi jm gual , Wiggins
falling on It Full- and Finnk made
four and live yards respecllvely tlnough the
center Fllppln made fifteen jards between
left gmud and tackle and then ran twenty i !
aids mound light end Fair plunged
through left taiKle foi fifteen jards. Oury
not gain and Fair again went through
left tackle foi len Fllppln ran
around rlghl end for len nnd around left
for lwent > . Frank went through center
four , Fllppln through center for two ,
Frank for one and then Fllppln
i plunged
of
through left tacKle for coven. Fllppln went
aiound ilcht end foi ten > arils und fumbled
ball , Gardner getting It. Culcmnn went
between right guard nnd tackle for seven
vnids Ajeis went around light end for
llfteen. Coleman , Gardner nnd Cowglll made
short gains
CHOWU lNTEUFiiin WITH GAUDNUn. the
Gardner fell back for a kick and went
aiound left end for live yaids. He hail a ber
clear field befoie him , but was stopped by
crowd , who hud pressed on the grounds .
Gardner and Cowglll made three und live
jnids through right tackle. CowKlll went In
through left guard for four yards , Ayers
through left tackle for live nnd Clarke
aiound left end fur seven.
Gardner went between right tackle and
for five yards. Time was called with
ball a shorl dislunce In Nebraska's ler-
iltory.
The lineup was :
M. C. A. 1'osltlon. Nebraska
Ayers left end Yont
Coleman left tackle Oury Iho
Wultemejcr. left euurd. . . , Brndt
Woods center Hammang
Young right guard Jones
Cowglll right tackle..Dern ( Cunt. ) the
-Morse left end Wiggins
Clarke. . . . inmiter tipooner but
Uurdlck right half back Fair
Gardner . . . .left half back Fllppln
Tliumas full back Frank the
I'mplre : I'urvls. Ileferee : Whlpple.
Linesman : John Oury. Touchdowns : Flip.
. . 2 ; l--alr.i : .Frank , 1 ; Yont. 1 ; Dern , 1 ;
Uurdlck , 1. Goals : Fair , 5 ; Gardner , 1. §
The
ASIU.\MI nici.Aitiii : : TIIJ : CHAMI-ION.
SauntlerK Comity Illtli Sclirml Team Claims
III * Northern Circuit Pennant.
ABHUVND , Neb. , Nov. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Ashland HlKh nchool foot ball
team lined up with the Wuhoo High school vvaa
team on the home grounds today , defeating dog the
them by n * orp f 42 to 0 This Is the ner-
otvl linn1 Hits year th \ \ > hoi > tfiun has met
defeat through Ashlnnd A0Jinnd ] has been
deJarod. ( .1'tlim.l i of the' < drtllfr" crriH ! |
and will 1.11 Die -
I > , rhninptons-bf tnc south
ern circuit ii"\t Snturdn ) at Lincoln.
llHATHIC'i : . N t , Nov pniSpecl.il Tele
gram ) The nentrlcj ant'Pavvnce Clly foot
! . -l ! teams phyod their thlnl gnme In Hits
city today , llentrlce wlnhlnR by n score of
10 to 6 , giving the chnmpjn | hlp of the
aniihern ( limit to Hpntrlcu . Ashland nnd
Heatrlcp will piny nt Lincoln next Saturday
lo dpcldt the championship of the northem
and southern i circuits. UiirlPK. lodnj'B game
Clarence Mlle . one of IriP 'flenlrlcc bo > s.
was spviuly Injured , getting a fall and
remaining In an Insensible londltloii for
several mlnules.
It Is barely possible ( lie Omaha High
school team was constilled In Ibis matter of
the championship of the mi thorn circuit ,
btt no : announcement of Ihiffact has been
mafli As the Omaha team has won nil Us
games played , nnd clnlnv ) one game for
felte bj reason of nonftppearancc from
Ashland , It looks on tin1 surface us though
the Ashland philm ti the chnmplonslilp of
the noithcrn circuit was a trllle slinky.
OIKI I'linch on ( tin .No c.
CINCINNATI. Nov 10. Australian Hilly
Murjihy ailived here to spin three rounds
with Anthony Lcfovre of Cliulnnatl at the
People's tlienler lonlgbl. Murphy weighed
111 ! and Kefevie ll' > piunds Murphy WIIH
the aggressor throughout , and In the middle
of the second lound landed a stunning blow
on Lcfevie's nose , felling him I.efevrcwas
unable to continue Hi' conlesl After tlio
boxing exhibition came a wustlliiK mntcb ,
mixed stvles two bouts In tlnee , between
Chnilps Wlllmer of Cincinnati nnd Fied
lloebcr of New York. The first and third
bouts , Orneeo-llomnn. weie won by Witt-
men In four nnd eight minutes respectively
The second , catch-as-cauh-can , luster sev
enteen minutes , nnd was taken by Hoeber.
Mnlh Itomiil at C'lires.
. XEW YOHK , Nov. 10-The ninth lound
of Ihe mnslcrs chess lournnment was
placed nt the Union Squaic hotel today.
The games icsulted as follov\s : Jasno-
gracKky against Delninr , four knights
gambit , 71 moves , Delninr won , Plllsburv
ngnlnpt Albln , queen's gambit declined , 4.
mov'es , Plllsbury won , Ilalperns against
Him ' . , gulcco piano , fi7 moves , diawn ;
llocnmorm against llanham , Phllador , l".l
moves , llanham won , Ilalnl agnlnst
Show alter , Huy Lopez , 1C move , adjourned ;
Stelnltz , a bje.
lloli's Ulml IM nil Itlght.
NKW YOHK , Nov 10-"Hob" ritzsltn-
inons , the middle weight champion , under
went nn examination today at the hands of
Ur. John Wilson Glbbs , the phjslcal devel
opment expert , and was declined In perfect
condition and hound as to limb and wind.
Jtii'oitr.
.Shows a Slight Inrrnmo In the I.'stlnmtcil
Ylrlil of Corn.
WASHINGTON , Nov. 10-The Novembci
returns lo Ihe Depailment of Agriculture
of the rates of J lold per acre make the
aveinge of corn 137 bushels , which Is about
l' bushels above the Jleld Indicated by the
flguics In October. This Is the lowest Jleld
that has occuned since 1&S1 , when It stood
at 186 bushels per acre. Last jenr the
jleld wns 221 bushels upon u much laigcr
harvested acreage. The rates for Ihe years
1SSO , 16S7 and 1890 , which were jcuis of com-
painlivcly low yield , were lespectlvely 22 ,
201 and 207 bushels. The yield foi the
present year , which must be legnrded ns a
preliminary , and not final estimate , Is less
than the average for the ten years , 1S70 lo
1873 , by 7 4 bushels , less than the aveiagc
for the succeeding decade , ISM to 1SS3 , by
44 bushels and less than the average for
Ihe four years , ISin to 1893 , by 37 bushels.
The quality Is 794. The i Hult Is In har
mony with reported Indications during the
glowing season. The rates , of yield of the
pilnclpal coin states are us follows. Now
Yoik , 282 , Pennsylvania. 32 , Ohio , 2(13 ( ,
Michigan , 232 , Indiana , 28.9 , Illinois , 288 ,
Iowa , 15 ; Mississippi , 2. ; Kansas , 11 a , Ne-
brn ka , G
The average yield of buckw heat Is 1C 1
bushels per acre The average yield In 1891
wns 147 and in 189.2 14 1 bushels. Tlie avci-
nge quality Is 90.1 , 100 belnK the standard.
The average per ncre of potatoes Is returned
us 02. In 189 ! the yield was 1 32 nnd In 1BUJ
17 tons The quality Is lilgh ns shown by
thp percentage of 94 5.
The crop of apples Is leportcd as 41.7 per
cent of nn average pioduct The letuini
relullve to the feeding of wheat to Htock
nre not sulllclent to Justify a report nt this
date. The department hopes to be able lo
make a special report on this subject In the
near future.
jn Gcorcn Wrutlnifliouse Hun Sonio
Viiliiiiblo Stork" llolonglng to Him ,
PITTSUCHG , Nov. 10-A bill In equity
vvus filed In court here today by Illchnrd S.
Waring against George Westlnghouse , Jr.
The bill asks that Mr. Westlnghouse be
compelled to explain what has become of
10,000 shares of .stock In the Standard
Underground Cable company , which stock
Mr. Waring alleges belongs lo him. The
par value of Iho slock Is $1,000,000
Willing owned a palent on the mnnufac-
tuie nnd Insulating of wires and cables.
The Standard Underground Cable company
hod a capital of J3,000.000 , divided Into 30,000
shares Waring owned 20,75) shares. In
1SS6 Mr Westlnghouse took 5,000 shares In
the company and Waring said he was In
duced to plnce 10,000 shares In the name ami
control of Westlnghouse , that he might be
come president of the company For this
stock Waring says he has received no com
pensation or accounting. He snj's Mi.
Westlnghouse has sold the stock and kept
the pioceeds. In an Interview Mr. Westinghouse -
house says his answer to the bill will show
the untruth of ai Ing's statement , that
he put $125,000 Into the company , the onlj
cash capital It ever had , and that ho only
came Into the '
company on Wnilng's per
slstent urging.
XO VbE l-'Olt CL IIM JUMl'l'Mt.
Minnesota Suttlcrs ( Jue n Conplo of Tlioni
u Circnt > cnrc ,
MINNEAPOLIS , Nov. 10-'A special to the
Journal from Deer River. Itasca count } ,
sajs that two white men , one named Lee ol
West Superior , and a number of Indian
half-breeds were e.scorted out of town by a
slicing guard of heavllj' aimed selllcrs. Lee
and his party were Intending to visit land
bordeilng on thi Hed Lake resetvallon with
Ihe object ot tiling Indian scilp on them
Other paitles had done Ihe same thing n
few weeks before , and the settlers who were
holding down the claims resolved to put a
stop to It. Lee said they came to Deer
Itlver under direction of J. li Ainold , a
West Superior attorney , and that a Eettlei
named llrown was to show them some ,
lands ' He pleaded that his partj be allowed
; leave the country with their lives , nnd
the settlers , who had piocured lopes and
lilies , finally consented. A party then
started to look for Hrown , nnd It has since
been icported that he was lynched. Threats
against Arnold's life were freelj Indulged In.
/ ! / ; / , ! run iioyiKKKss cnn.ninf.
Convention AMU Ho Hold In Urrombor to
rnrmuhitn Mo.isures of Itullnr.
ST. LOFIS. Nov. 10.-A convention , repre
senting all the states and cities of the
union , has been called for assemblage at St.
Louis December 1 next , to discuss and for.
mulate a plan for Ihe relief of homeless
nnd Indigent children , found In the cities
America. The cull was1prepared and
signed J ) > ; . forty of the most prominent _ clil
zens of St. Louis , Including Mayor Wall-
bildge. ex-Secretary of trie Interior Noble ,
John \ \ ' Hoyd , president of the Merchants
exchange , II. C Kerens , ex-Gpvernor D. II.
Krancls , George D. Uarnnrd , president of
Moieanllle club , ex-Governor Standard
and many others. The call Is for Decem
1 , because It Is hoped to prepare n unj.
foim bill fcr piesentntlou to each of the
t.ilrty-four state leclslatuu-H , which meet In
January next. The governor of euch state
the union and the mayor of each city of
over 10.0UO Inhabitants IIUH b en asked to
send three delegates.
Hut No Kxclu li 1'ninclilne.
INDIANAPOLIS , Nov. 10.-.Jn Ihe general
court today Judges Wood and linker de
cided the suit of the nevy street car com
pany iignlnst the old cornpanj' . which was
brought to control the franchise lights of
old company , the new company con
tending that their rights were not per
petual. The decision was In effect that the
new- company may not have the tracks of
old company nor Interferu In any way
with the old company's running of trains ,
that the city may grant to any com
pany the right to run In the xtreetn on
other tracks. ISx-Presldcnt Harrison
utlarnej for the old compiinj' .
Oilrf of n Itnncliiiiaii'i Family.
LAUAMIi : , Wyo. , Nov. 10.-(8peclnl.- ( )
lltlle daughter of Charles Jarvls , fore
man of H. i : . Pitch's ranch south of tnu
rlty. was drowned In the Laramla river
Thursday afternoon. No one -wltnenBed the
accident , but u search for the little one re
vealed her dead body at a bend In the
river about a half mile below the ranch
When last seen by her mother the child
running along the river bank with a
, The body was brought to the city und
funeral held Frldaj afternoon.
Kelley , Stiger
& Co.
Staple and Serviceable Dress Goods at Reduced Prices.
COLD WBATffJSR
BARGAINS
Cut Prices In
Colored Dress Goods.
Our SOc , 55c and COc all wool henrlctlas are
now only . 4Oe CLOAKS
Our 75c and SCc IC-lnch fine hcnilcllns
are
now only . 8Oc On account of the "Teat
O
Our arc $1.00 now besl only Trench . Bilk-finished henrlettas cloak strike in New York our
late Winter
SKI : ON otm cnNTin COUNTRUS THR Novelties arc coni-
HAHOAKV PIIBTTY NOVKWY paicns. UIIKSS GOODS AT ingin slowly , but owing to our
Our 73o and S5c fine Trench serges are
only . now intimatcassociations with lead
Ous S5c and $1.00 bfst Trench merges re- r 7 ing Eastern manufacturers , we
duced lo . I.
are sure to receive them as
Our SOe all wool plaids at. rapidly as any other house in
Our $2.25 best steam sliiunk broadcloth cut the
to : $1.7S country.
NHW CLOAKINfiS.
ASTHACIIAN. SKAL PLUSU.
Black Dress Goods Bargains
Fur Capes Fur Muffs 75c best black florin scrco selling at
Fur Boas in all the lead ? 1.00 v\do ! heavy blaek slotm scrsc , 02 Inches 7Se
ing Furs and latest styles. Jl.OO at and fl.10 sllK-nnlshcd lienrictta sclllns
Sue 4C-lnch fine French scigo , blaclf , now. . . .
Silks
15 heavy black repp silk. SOe
$1.3B nno black French gros grain , 21'i $ > l Blankets , Flannels and Com
Inches wide . : . J.
fortables in great variety
| 1.35 fine.Trench talln , duchessc , blacK , for. .
at our usual popular prices.
$1.25 bes.1 black armnre selling at . JL. VV /
$1.35 pictty fancy silks for walsti now . J _
See Our Great Sacrifice on
We are showing the largest Velvets
line of Gentlemen's Neck-
$1.35 plaid velvets , closing out nt. soc
Dressing ever exhibited in
the West. Our prices on $1.00 till ; colored velvets , closing out at . . § 9C
these goods are 25 per cent SK13 OUU LAUGH VAKICTY OF n * 1.1O
.SHAUnS IN GOOD GLAOI2 SILK FOU , . . . .
less than any other house. NKW PAUTY SILKS.
i\'I3RY WHAVK IN VOGUK IN OUU
LAUOH STOCK OF HnUAIL13 DllHSS
SILKS AT SPI3U1AL PHICKS.
Ladies' Underwear Mens' Underwear-
90 and dozen pants ladles' , In fine ecrn Egyptian , cotlon vests 70 wool do/pn bhlitH men's and flno draw nalmal vis , Unit gray uhvuys lamb's retail $1.00
only never sold for 39c . $
lebs titan COc at $1.25 each , all tUes , at .
1 case men's extra fine riuallty natural giay
75 dozen ladles' extra fine quality real Egyp AUHtrallan Iiimb's vvool shirts and ilruvvcia < M CA
tian cotton vests and pants , colors nalmul very soft llnlsli and will not slirlnk , : ! 0 t ' 'vjpIOU
gray and ecru , all sizes , worth GIJc , CO Inches , good value ut ? 2 each .
1)0 ) do/on men's tan-colored derby lib under
35 dozen ladles' nalural gray meiln6 combination wear , lallor-mado , draucio , with taped , ti n
39c tennis throughout
nation suits that Kllk-fiiced shlits i , u yJlU\J
ulwajs retail at 75c
a suit
splendid ,
wcaier and will not shrink , at. . .
Wo nro showing n large and
complete
ns-
CO dozen ladles' natural g-aj' , Jersey fitting fcortmcnt of men's extra fine1 underwear. In
merino combination suits , silk taped and ribbed wool , plain casliinero und Knglliih
stitched , pearl buttons , sells every where at $1.00 vicuna , bound beams and stuycd through
Jl.CO fault , all sizes , at' out. Wo guarantee every garment to give 25
perfect satisfaction
GO dozen ladles' lamb's wool natural gray
combination suits , new shape and perfect '
fitting , will not shrink ; our regular $3.00 2.50 Men's Half Hose
quality ; for
100 do cn men's full regular inaili * cotlon
half host- that nlwajs retail at 25c. Special 25c
price , 3 pair for COc
Ladies' Hosiery 1 cane men's seamiest ) wool half liose wllh
double merino heels and toes ; colors , solid
black , natural grnys und funcy mixtures ; 25c
always leinll ut U5c .
' a. pair ; now
90 dozen
ladles' winter weight cotlon hose ,
In stainless black , with double heels and
toes , plain and ribbed topa ; were 37c a 25c
pair ; now '
Men's
Neck Dressing
Ladles. ' extra * We are showing an en J leas of '
heavy quality Icece-llned / ) P _ variety men's
hoe , 3Co quality , for 25c ; every pair guar- / 11 flno neckwear In leckn , foiir-lii-lnindu ,
anteed fast black and double fleeuid Li < J\ * > hews and club liousu ties. Now reds , 50c
blues and jjrajs , a regular 70c scarf
Kelley , Stiger
& Co.
Corner Farnam and 15th Streets.