Nebraska Newspapers

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_ - . TIlE OMAIIIA DAIY nml E : } : .f'tJND.AY , NOVFThEIIEIt a. : 180iJ.
iiIE : TilE TERRI tE TUERS ;
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_ _ 1ToLraska University Eleven Wins from th3
Fonnl able Mlsso rians ,
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VICTORY TIIAT WASVELL \ EARNED
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Orerlielmed . broken anti shattered , but
fghtng furIously to the last : lssourl went
dOWD before Nebraska yesterday afernoon
at Unlversly park.
I wat the fut game 01 the Wcster Inter-
collegiate cblnplonshlp season and the
brawny lens of the Prairie tate WOI\ by a
score of lZ to 10.
The ! two Ilrecious points were wrenched
from the jaws of th Tigers by desperate
playing and a reckIes dlscgard of life or
1mb ) , by the wearers of the crimson all
white.
Missouri way defeated but no disgrace at-
aches to their overthrow , as they playell (
Iluckly and determlncdlY from kick oft to
cal of tune. They played last and magnif-
cent bal In the first half but In the second
they showed the eRects oi the terrible strain
to which they hall just been subjected.
Tlo Intent Interest manifested In the
success of Nobraska's foot bal tlam this
taiL ' Is remarkahle. and If there Is one man
In Omaha who ought to be In a beatific
state today . that man Is Clurle Thom !
lIe Is th3 teams coach and the Indl'ldual
who will hell their helm through the
stormy campaign , so auspiciously opmed
yesterday.
At the hotel Delone , where the Missouri
team wac quartered . the followers of the
Tigers gathered ! In great force. A train ,
load ! of Missouri students arrived from
Columbia In the morning , and they stood
around thl hotel corridors discussing the I
chanc of Nebraska , and ! failing to see
' where they could ! ose. They made .tho Tigers
a gnOI 3 to 1 shot with but few takers.
Captains Young and Wilson mel at noon
and settled upon the olcials of the game.
Charlie Wison wal chosen referee and
Lieutenant Biy Wright umpire. Tom
I'armeleo of Ilatsmouth and ! Biy Pixie ) '
of this city were srlected as linesmen.
.s' QUln A CHOWD LOOKED ON.
The hates were thrown open at half-pa
( .2 ociock and up to the toot of the referee's
whlsUa 8 stream of people poured Into the
grounds . There were nealy 3.000 people
there before the PlaY opened anll many
! tIer ; came during the first hIf. Outside the
lopes were nHtnS 'gaiy bedecked vahicies
. laden with the fair and the hrave , of the city
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1,1\ ( surrounding countr ) ' . The coaches of 'I
narvard Cornell . Yale ali ! Princeton alumni
1vero e'peciahly consplclous hy their attract- I
ivoneiL and the U\I\ulty club's turnout
woe n thing of beauty too.
The harvard coach contained Mr. and Irs. '
, \ ' H. Morris , Mr. and Irs. Brogan Mr. and
_ ! dr. Dc F'ranee , Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh . Mr.
. Charles Elgtit'or and Mhs Danche flosEvater.
Mr. Carrel Carter Inll Miss Hue Colpetzer.
Mr. I , . ii. Crape and Miss Carter. In Ynlo's
party were Mrs. J. C. Cowhii Irs. Patrick.
Miss I'alrner Miss Doane , Miss Yates. Miss
Blssle Yltes , General Cowin. Mr. Patrick ,
Ni' . Will Doane , Mr. I ) . Berlin and lessrs.
Robert and John Patrick. With the Cornell
party sere 1esdames ( Giftord . Wakeley all
Baxler ; Misses Mae Mount , Bertha Hloane of
this City 111 Miss Jackson of Council Bufs :
ldr. Sellentep [ of Council Bluffs anll Iessrs.
J.v. . liattin . C. C. Itosewater . C. S. Young.
Arthur \S'akeley Charles Saunlers , Seth
. iyer and ' Or. Harold OIRord Wil the Unl-
. _ IJrr81) : ' cub coterie were Mrs. D. I , . 'Ihidmas ,
11 seR Matlta Freed . flhizabth Corby Grace
Turner ant Clara Thomas and Messrs. Lyle
Abbott. Arthur Gulon Vias Sheldon , John
r Tarrislt and Alonzo Jones ,
1arrlsl Is a sample of the poetical stuff the
] lsky Nebraska sons threw Into the teeth
of the wearers of the yellow :
no do Nebraska do
' Do the Mlt.sourl BoOoo
You'l do I yet : you bet YOU bet
0 do the Hoodoo do do do do.
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ti Do do : lpsourl do ,
Bo careful what you do do I
. Iletttr go down to do Perdue dG
Betor to
Not Nebraska nor K U U do.
ltSSOUH SHOWED UP FIItST.
.Shortiy after : o'clock nn exultant cry went
up from the llssourl contingent , and the
next minute Pop lIss' co'lrts bounded over
the wire fencing anti Sc.llpcre out on the
' grht1irori anti Ilroceeell to go through the performance -
formanco . of showing the People how nearly
the ) ' .wero mate out of india rubber cast Iron
RII old horHshoo italls . instead of flesh and
bone like ordinary mortals. The Missourians
unit the field to themselves for fifteen min-
utes. when a Nebraska follower. wIth big
bunches of Prairie grass growing on his
chocks anti who was already rapidly becomIng -
log slleechless from his frantic vociferatlons
.itiatio one final effort ant shrieked out In
n voice that could have been heard at least
, n mie : .
"There they t come ! "
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I ThA cry waR followed by the appearance of
'I altflitl'ilsomi. . who vaulted th stei 1 ob-
structon and ran out onto the field with his I
? doughty Ionic 'llrell warriors at his heels.
This was the sIgnal for the followers of the
White amI cl'lmpon to \ \ ave their colors und
; 'eh' their cl.lrlch . war cries.
Awl nobly they hUrove,1 the opportunity.
, They raised : cheer that echoed Slluares
away . :111 t'Ut \'ilson anti Young helll a
pariey. and ct 1:25 : the coin was tossed.
Lurk WIS wlh t'10 man from over the Big
Mutitly. hut there was little choice between
thin two gtuls. There wus hut little breeze
anll what there was was blowing straight
across the Ilelil . and this vita hanly sum-
cent to rume tIme hair on the Illa'ers' healls.
-oung fnalr determlnell an the south geui .
with the blaze of the sun les In their
eyes. Fair made n halo In the center of time
held with his heel ! and placed the pigskin end
up In it. As t'IO Iwo ; Jns Inell UII . the
cheerIng caHCl anti , eory eye was riveted
upon the fair Mr. \.lr of the Nebr.slta team.
1.\1 KIClmD OFF.
lie stepped back four or five feet and then ,
running forward. sent the bal sailing toward
the Missourians' goal Alee fumbled the
ball cn Ihsourl's teu-yarll line. hut malte a
short return of It until tackled by 'horpe.
Missouri mUle a IeI short gl\ll antI then
started carry It at 1 Imierry chit ) down the
.1ehl , Cono\er making a twrty-f\'e yard run.
lie was aided In this by harvard interference -
ference which was burlll by the rules under
llloh the l.mo wa being l'la'ed-the ' Yale
Fnini.eton. A tow more shorl rushes and
Captain Yeung hail carried the bail across
for 1 lotmehulowim. frai which I gall was
kicked. Time 01 lilLy . twomruts. : ! . Scare :
.1lssotmnl . 6 : Nebraska O.
Whcn the bal was brought to the canter
of the field. Fair Itelel ! 1 to Alc ! who re-
turc,1 \ five nrl\s. \ when beautIfully tackled
by Shedd. Misonri tried to gain twice. hut
flied and was forced to kick on tlell twenty-
yard limmc. The ! bJI , llowover.as blocked In
most marvelou4 and magnlleent style by
'l'l.om-p ' " anll bound Into Missouri's goal.
wlee WIlson fell cn It for a touchdown.
Sheitl 1Iclwi goal. Score ; Missouri . G : Ne-
bramtka. 6.
:16Oull ILke11 oft train c ntn 10 F'.ilr . on
the tmm yard lire . who rourued ! I fifteen
. : 'ur'l ' , anll' ' Immedlatel Illungil Into the
' right tsrile for four more. Shedt u.IJed
two .11 Nebraska 1Icked for twenty. Cp-
tln YoU ! ! en ea\Drell to j1\1 round the
right end . but was tackled by Whllllll antI ;
11 the next . play the b31 was fumbled.
, Thorp falling on It. Isyward trIed , but
' rsl 1 to gain and the sphere \ cnt to MIs-
Inurl on downs. She 1. ' timtm pruel\tetl
with ten ) Ilds for off-4id0 pIA ) and YonlC
m11 :1 fake kick for ten adJltionJI. Gono\'cr
vent around for two amid Young for ,
I twth' tmmor . hh career be:111 : mal ) ' elmckod '
by Sproner. Young WM not to b ieaievl .
. .thIIICh. : . amid .ho tdcl.cII au another twenty , '
antI ! then . taiing to go further In three
I , 4rlais. { I was N ' braks's bal on thl len i
tl . Var't Ilima.Vitaou . at cnce mad one II the
.1 h.nfholnl plays of tb do ) ' . a twenty prd :
fllol % through tie ctnt r. Thn N brJk3' '
. ' , . t'l ! 1 for tn ) 'snl for Mf tItle play , but i
IUIIlII.tely , thneoter bat thf bill I I : i I
I Younl took four yards t\ C ) II su's.r
'st
around Ule rllht en3 . The bail \.1 t' ! . I I
tu. bll.1
JUd back for I kick . anti rUllblCt ! :
Ion falhll on It. Connel ) ' Irlel' ' to gain , but
was hrfdell or by Wiggins , who again
i'topped ronover after n to yard run.
Young lost n ynnl ! neil 'onovtr made two.
11 lour and Cononr carried It acrou. No
goal . Score : MlsounI , 10j ; Nebraska , G.
Only one minute loft 10 play.
OmAnST WOnt OF TiE GAMI.
After ten mlnules' IntermIssion Missouri
kIcked ! for fly yards anti Fair clrrled I
back twenty. Then Nebraska started Iown ,
the field and nOI'er lost the ball once until
lime ) ' had touched It down behind the line
and Shfl kicked the goal making the score
12 to 10 In favor of Nehraka ,
In the long journey dowl the lehl Wilson ,
SIlll and hayward .111 the most of the lug-
ging , with WlgRlns ably aiding all abetting.
hive yard plunges were common a dirt anti
Wlhon seemed unatsted with an.thlng ! els
than ten.
When Shedd Idcltell goal the crowd let ont a
few lInks . anti for 3 few mOlenlS UnIV.rsl )
park cOIM have easily been palmell oft for
11111 el0ll : tmmn . a 111 the ! llthful mlherents
from Llncon ] , headed by Major John Dixon . I
fairly outdid themselvl ! . Belnp too hoarse
to ) 'el longer they Ilnlll ) ' laid dowl and
rolled over for jO ) ' . Score : Nebraska , 12 ;
MissourI , 10.
'he hal was klelwl by MIssouri . but Nebraska -
braska soon hal , It In the center of the field ,
anti not wishing to humiiate MIsouri too
lmrncim . decided to simply ] hold thel Irom
scoring and atempt nothing for themselves
'he game was the cleanest and best ever ,
seen In Omaha anti was Illaye1 to a finish
unmarred anti unblemished by any semblance .
of Ingentl'I.nly conduct . here ts how they
lIned up : .
Nthraskmt . i'ot.i t Ion . M iFtmoti ri .
VhlppIe..Left . ! end. . . . . . . : Ionrl. : Innet
lmmngntm. . . . . . . . .I.er taclI. . . . . . . . .Pauley
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
\.lson. . . . . . . . . uarfl. . . . . . . 'rimompton
.Iommes . A. J..Hlght gtmard. . . . . . Bnigimani
Hnywood. . . . . . . .Hhht tackle..Conhey
Tlmurtt . . . . . . . . . . . .ItIght . . . . . . . . . . . .Prlco
Spooner..Qtmttt'tor erI\ . . . . . . . . . I'van" I
\ \hJlnR. ; . . . . LIt ulrer ! b'cl ( . . . . . Younl I
, . . . . . . . hal barl.Conover
: hedI..Hght . . . . . . I'ul back. . . . . . .Alen
Anl : Puclmrll for 'hillple.
ttmplre : LIeutenant Wrllht 1cferee :
Chlrlcslsou. . . Llncpmen : Plxley and
1armel.e.
'ouehdown : Wilson. 2 : Yotmimy . Conover.
'l'ltne : Thirty-live-mInute halves ; ten minutes -
ute Intermlp10n. In.hlrell : None.
'l'imt. Tigers were brolel-he.rtet over their
unexpcctell downfall , anti bateret ! and
bruised by hart and ruthless play they were
a sorry band when they mournfully left the
IleitI. On the other hand everything was
light atit joy' The giant Nebraskans ergot
their aches and pains In the wild excite.
ment of'vlctory. Then ftlow students , like
crazy beings rushed In upon thmemm and
amidst a bedlam of tooting horns and shrIll
shrieks of oxtmltatlon . lIfted them holly aloft
on thlr shoulders and bore them to their
waitIng % W3ons. I was a thrilling scene
ali one that Inny a ) 'ounr student wIll re-
cal I a hundrell amI one times during the
weary winter das that are to come. Last
nlghl the two teams were the guests of
Manager Burgess nt the Creighton and after
the "opera was over they Indulgd In a vcr-
Itahlu mtaturnahia of rejoicing anti kept the
saturnala ant
town alive until the hOlrR were small Indeed.
LINCOLN , Nov. Z. - ( Hpeclal Telpgram.- )
NEIlS jf the victory oC the State university
fool bal eleven was receIved this evening
with the usual bolsterO s . demnomistration. . A
hug/ bonfire burned on the campus anti the
eimtiro . male contngent of the university
turn ell out on Ilar.lle ( with drums anti horns.
'he annonncement was made this morning
that a red light would signal victory from
the tower oC time maIn building of thc tmnl-
varsity . and I was swinging : at a late 1111
ton Igllt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ilo\g lolV. \ IX'I'O TII CBII'XU.
: \II"n" 1'1 oil tt'IIIMMI'd time 11\1. .
t''M n. Fery I'oliit.
JWJnN'E. : . Kan. . Nov. Z.-Speclal ( Tel-
egrarn.-lCansua defeated Iowa at foot bal
this afternoon with haUls down ant won . a
great victor from the husltY Un wlte.es.
The game played on lcCook led was
wItnessed hy IW peollle. I was plaed
ma ulncent ) . by iCmlismt . the Iowa team
being outclus.ed In every purtlctmiar. Tile I ,
Iowa line was ten pounds lighter than Kan-
fa8 all time Kansas Interference made 1
possible for hlA gains to be made nround
the end and even through the ilne. 'rhe
' hard for Iowa for the first
game was played ha.d Irst
Ille IIleen rnlmmtmtes then the vIsitors saw they
wO'e el"lulyutclassed at every Ilolnt and
only I.lled' for time.
The first hal of the game was much
closer played thln the secoUI , the game
being greatly changed In character wIth
the Ireaty oC the second. Kalmmtmts did 1
great deal oC punting ! In the ! ecol\1 half
aud hlg'galnH were made right along by thl ! i
mllml' .
' - Fo- Kansas brilliant playing Wm done by
Outall , Hester. Keuned . \Valker . Pope
anti IlamnIli.
TIme only chance Iowa had during the en-
tire game for making n score was by a
luke In the l.st imalr whel the ball was
obtlLlned on a umhle. 1 looked us though
Iowa would 8COle , but this was prevented.
The Klnsas tpam Imlatit' its gmmlns wherever -
over I wanted to . but played very large !
around the left end ot iowa whJch seemell
artlcuIariy wealt. The best PlaYers for
Iowa vero ) Captain I.plghton anti time col-
1011 Wlre
ore,1 man holbrook. The game was 1111)ed
gentlemanly till the \\'U ) ' throngh und uo
one WUR retired hec'\ > of Injuries. One
of time Kansas Illefl ClammIer . was 1181nnlleil
for sluggIng . hut his offense was not un
aggravated 0110.
The score at the eml of the frAt half was :
1mm1lq1l5 City , 2f : Iowa . n. The second hal
. llcd 2f to 0 also.
Time referee for the ganle was Charles
'rie . . Inme
KelnhanA of 'opeltl , the tmmnluire Fred
Cornell of N.brska. a\I the lineman . 1.leu.
tenant Smith of Dahlwln. The Players
Ine,1 UI as follows :
Iowa Positlont' . lCanaumm. .
. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . POAlton ! . . . . . . . . . 1anrID. . (
l.eigimton..itlglmt tlckle. ent. . . . . . . . . JoAI.1
CuttIngs..ittgilt . . . . . . . . .Orllth
Iuard.
Iv..10n. tns. . . . . . . Center . . . . . . . \Vnlkor
' .Vmtiker..Left I Him 111. . . . . . .Haml ,
Blanton. . . . . . . . .Ief tulltle. . . . . . . . . . . Pope :
Holbrook..t.eft enll. . . . . . . . . . . . . Plat
Lef
I' . Calulien..Qtmam'ter bacl ( . . . . . Kemed ; ) '
( 1. Call.ln. . . . . half back..Ommtltuntl .
Gnlnos..Hght . . . . .Ieft hlif himmek. . . \Vllhltmmson
Keillel. . . . . . . . . . . .Ful hcl. _ . . . . . . . . . .Heslel'
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AH.u.'lnt. . Fuut . hlzmlh.
Hnydon BrQ : . against Fort Omaha The
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utiovt' teams wi meet : lnlla ) . November
3. on the grolnds ot the Iullr at :31 : p. In.
mtimutmp. 1'ho teams hue II' ' 1\1 follows :
Utmytlemma . 1'oltioml . Fort Omnhn.
111)llels. . . . . . . : . . 10 . . ' . Itoa. . . . . . . . . . Fognrt ) .
it. \ . McCorlml'k. . t"tmil haclt..Kcanwy : I
, I. . Gln \ ) ! lcCorm'k..11 . . . . . . .FII ( . . . . . . . . '
O'Connol . . . . . . halt baelt. . . . . . Alen
.
'l'rtma.meul . . . . . .lalt b11'1. . . . . . . . . . Hoche
Kelly : .1 . . . . . . .laJ bck. . , . . Dennehy
M. McCormack. . . . Forwmmrd. . . . . . . Blane
loiy . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I.'orwlll. .orwl.I. . . . . . . . . . Illss
\Vllkins . . . . . . . ( "orwalJ. . . . . . ltusaeil
1'VaH . . . . . . . .Fomwanu.1. . . . Cavanaugh
' 1 Ipssen . . . . . . . . . Fumvarti. l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'I'ho YounA len's Clmrstlaml aPHocla ton
hays WOI a ha\11 battle rlum the Can : Gardens -
dons ) 'csterdl ) ' nUlroon , In tile coming
gttnle. "A , soealon' foot ball. " The Young
len't Chr : tan assolla\lon 1)\'odllcII i
new 111am ) . I 1) . Fosttr . to whom the vc- :
tory 1Jlongs. dS he pla(1 a line game.
Tile Clans played a \'er' FU'onl game to I
man , un'l If their ! ul h'lm had been rlll-
resented the bC"le rlHht have been Ie-
\lr el1 This makes time IUh game oC the
, nmmtl the ' nil agreed that the '
fCaSln Ult boys ni l rol.t )
novem' enjoye a ule any bttel' .
. \ ( 'lust' ni I\ Il.tWI'l' li.s.
Friday arel'loon a closely contete,1 game .
betweil the Crencenta amid the VII\ersl )
Juniors was witne.eui at University park.
Time llniv&rslty Juniors haul un ullvlnta.o In
weigimm but IH l'r"bcents excelled them II
telm work. Mr. GI rller wus chosen 1m-
llrt' . hut the Crecel1ts demanted his I -
10\al UI the e'tI of the first hul . The
Misrotmrl State L'riverm'ity tm'mtm . wit-
helng -
URrurl Slllo
: UrlvcrFly'lm. wl-
leSi" > ct the gammme . Mr. Da\'ls. of their I I
number. took Qmtmdmmer'a place. antI his umpiring - :
piring was entirely lat uclor ) ' . 'ho Cres- '
lelt" won by a score oC I tJ O. TIle teams
lined .UII as Colows ! :
( 'rtr'rent . Poition . UumIvorstie.
.turpimy. . . . . . . . . . . Center > . . . . . . . . .imepari
! uflhy. . . . / . . . . , . . Itlgiit RUIII. . . . . . . I.'owler .
Mullen..Left u.lrll. . . . . . . . .Clark
i.e. : MmSiuano..flight l tickle. . . . . . . . . . . itlea
: : ) . Shnno..Hht . . . . . . tlcl.t . . . . . . . . . Thomas
I\elo . . . . . . . . . Bight n.I. . . . . . . . . .Caln
\V31 h. . . . . . . . . I.ett end. . . . . . . . ' \-alnco I
I.chnne..IJuartel. . enl. . . . . . . . . ;
O.Unrlen. \chnne..IJuartel. , . . . . . . . hulf. . . . . . . . . . . . , I I
D. . . ' . . . . . . .1IHht ! . . ; . . . . (1.\lla . 1 II I
Huter. . . . . . . .111 h'I'I. ' . . . . . .Ole.plo I
1.II.man. lolltn.'r tlpl" , Gal ler anti I
U\II Referee - 't'he . -
Ies t.I. . , " 1"1'11 nt 11'1' .
1)N\I I. No\ -'ho J I\pr Ath1N
\uh defeated the De , Jonol : . \thl ll dumb
toJ.h l ) ' a score of 21 ! to I. I The I"f
. \ toilesIUm made Its only Lchd wl tn
the lnt tOll minutes of the Illn < anl
iseti : : Hrcnj rume Ilurig tht Irtt hair
II the fl"un,1 hii ! the Denver tsnm hn\ I
iluleul 111 own ) was war : anti . m'dc : .1 its scomc. ' . TIe
in.i . Momv' ! : ' . l'tulttans . ' Dnvem.
\ \'attJ. . on"j. . . . . . . . 1'0411)f. . . . . .81':11:1 nl'ol
1cHu { n. . . . . . . I.dt tadl" ) . . . . . .Kenumuldy
ttc ( , 'r . . . . . . . . . . I.e. J13nt . . . . .l\oIIOJ . . . : \
.Itr.mit. . . . . . . . . . . Coit.'r . . . . . . . . .thl\1
Ilrl./ ! . . . . . . . n'shl ; Jlurl . . . . . .ti.'vufft .
(1. . \ . ltawun. ; . . 1ght ( tlrkle . . . . . . . . . .Cash
( > ) , . Inua. , . . . night cud . . . . . . . . itv'u .
e"I I. _ \ Ita. : , .011 . . IlH11'1e bh'k . . . . .SrnltIm
'tt'rdt'tl. . . . IVht hmm'f ! back . . . . . . . . . i'tmlZ '
IiU.'umge' . H'fht holC hack . . . . . " . iIeleu
I IJn" l"I"n ; . . . . . . F'u : : b.tct . . . . . . .lo c I
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CRIMSON ROVES l > TOO UGHT
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Harnrd's ' Ioroos Drggel ( In the StIcky
Mud on Nassau's Field ,
VICTIMS TO TiE PRINCETON TIGER
Cr11 it's Ii ) than C.ntrlr ) ' . CIII'ulu len
lul lIla 'I'eumnm 'l'uIH' It ( llmle
.hut huh .tIr.'gmul' heels
Cu a . e il eu .
PRINCETON . N. J. . No\ Z.-The Crimson
of Harvard was trailed ! In the thick Jersey
dut Ihls afternoon by the Tiger and the
Orange ali Back of Nassau floated trium-
phanty on the evening breeze . For two Ion I
hours the two elevens swayell acres the
gridiron , lghtng every Inch of the ground
stubbornly and bltcr ! . Time score was 12 1
to 4. Princeton scored thre tQuchlowns , ,
two on blocks anti hiorvarti's four points were
wrenchell out of time jaws of defeat by the
clever blocking of the tail guards. Neither
team showel well developed team play anti
fumhlel ant blocked kicks markfd the /1\ / ) ' .
A drizzlIng rain male the ' fell heavy all
sogg ) The players coul' not get a solid
footing . nor tIme formations the least speed
and Princeton's heavy teamn averaging ten
pounds more than Harvard , tolll on the Cain-
bridge boys
\h n the teams nppearcd on the field ! fully
7,000 caler spectators were gathered around
the gridiron. Nearly 1,000 students hall
joined from Camnbnidgr . anti as many mora
graduates cane down from New York Pennsylvania -
sylvania also sent a big contingent . who
clleered lusty for the Crlmimsomm . Time crowd
was vet . chi ) all extremely uncomfortable ,
bul goo natured. I was II tncty a kick-
Ing ganme both backs exectmting punts re-
pentetily ami three of the four touchdowns i
scored resulted directly from 1lcks. C
Brewer Cash ) excelled Baird In punlng durIng -
Ing the first hlf. Princeton won the game
thronJh the fllure of the harvard forwards
to hold when thrower drolliled back for a
kick In time first half. Doth teams were very
strong on the defensln'
In the first hal Harvard hall the bal wol
Into l'nlnceton's territory m03t of the tme ,
but their offensive play was nol strong
enough to carry the bal oven.
I was at this stage of the game that the
sensational play of time contest dropped out.
Halvard had the bal on Prlnceton's slx-.ard
Ino when Jack I.'alrchlt was sent to the
center. Ho made a gain of a yard all then
fumblell. Little Suter Prlnceton's pluck !
eiuartcr . pIcked imp the bal anti raced away
down tile field for tM upper goal C. Brewer
was close behind him. HhoMs made n vain
effort to block oft the little Harvard runner ,
blt the Boston boy got away clear and then
raced aCer Smmter For fifty 'ards not al lueh
could he gain. Then he slowly overhauled
the Princeton t alan , . finally catdimlogillrn ! by.a
splelli drive at the fourleen-yarl mine. I
was I hair-raising play , ali the crowds were
fairly thriEd by Sutel's brilliant run of
teventy-fve yards and Brewer's wonderful
tackle. In the last part of the half 1lrvrd
began to hit 1 [ the Princeton line \vlh tell-
lag effect. The tandem Interference went
thundering Into tackle and center for g ' ell
gains but the Interference was not steady
enough to punch . the bal across the Tigers'
goal liimo.
In the second half there was a marled dlC-
ferenca In Harvard's pil . The men went
)
ut It as If they knew they were beaten. TheIr
snap was gone their line work ragged.
Rhodcs all Hggs broke through tha line and
blocked hal time klclt Cochran ant Hearne
tackled Into limo Interference repeatedly.
The defensh'o work of both teams was way
ahead of their aggressive piay all neither
side had any good Interrerenc ? . A number
of players on both sides were forced to retire ,
but their Injuries were not serious. The contest -
test waf frco from any slugging . though a
11 ( trouble cropped out. In a punt out
of bdunds . ' Wrlghtngton ran to the fence to
fail on the ball. Dalr . the Prlrcoton fullback
back . gave hIm a bad push Into the fcmlce
forcing him under tIme press scats anti jamming -
ming his face Into the mud Doth teams
were so strong on the defensIve that no
steady gains could be made but the Harvard
line ) lacked strength at several l _ critical
" .rloIS. 'he lneup ammo summanes Wet as
follows :
Princeton _ PosltIon . Hnrvnrd.
. . . . . . . Positon. . . . . . H.'ewer . .
( Ne\\.m )
Chllch _ _ . . . . . .Left tacldp. . . . . .1alowol
Riggs'cntzt.Left ( gua rd. . . . . . . . . . 101
HggSYcn ( . . . . tzt. . Center .Ahaw ( Uoucete )
Hhollls. Caylo . . . . . . .Hlght gurrd. . . . . .Garay
Lea ( Tyler.Itight ) tackle. . . . . Danoll !
( ' . . . . . . . . . .Hlght enll. . . . . . . . . . . . .CaiJt
Stmter..Quarter hacl : , . . . . . . . 1ordl'n
mmstroflg..flight hnlt..C. Brewer
( hhamtnartl )
Roem1garteml..1.ett half. . . 'Wrhhtlnlton :
Balll. . . . . . . . . Ful Lef hack. . . . . .Faln'hlll
( UnnIOI )
'ouclllowns : itosengamten . Rhodes ] . Stmter
Shaw. Hcele. : \ . I. Prt of Amher
t'mpires : Paul Dashlel of I..hlgh amId F.
1)eI' . "O\'ns"ll of " 'llam ! Linesmen : S.
I Crosby HurVII , anti Coyn ot Prlncelon.
sOm 01" TIm DwrAhr.s.
At Z:32 : p. m. the game started. Hlrvard
won the toes nnt , selected tile north goal
Princeton tlllng the ball. Gayley snttpletl
the 1.01 back to Suter , who iaseui to hlttlrti .
Baird Itlcltel to lInt vard's twenty ) 'mtrti
line. luirchlil caulht anti 111tel to cen-
( . . Pt ineetomm's ball. Princeton nmsseti
anti liosengarten was sent through the line
for tire 'anll. Princeton loses bal on a
fumble Inll I"llrchll kicks to Prlnceton's
thirty-lve yard line. Prlnceton's hal 00
lien thIrty-lve yarti line. Hosengarten was
I'OW elt throlgh the line for five 'urlls.
Another fumble loses this bal to lan'ald
1111(1 ( F'tlIiChiiti plnts. The hal went on
I'riIloetOil'S tfeen lrd line . nut ) Baird 1m-
mmmetilmttely sents I ) back to center. ilmtr- ,
varui'a ball tn center. Fairchid kicks to' '
Prlncelon's twenl\-lvl yarul , 11 . Thc bal
Went out ot bountl" Hosengarlpn was now
around the tnti for five ymmrtltt. A tb-nm.
12nt I a.ound thl (11 fvp ) II'IR. < 01-
line. Baird catclme. . l'rlflm'etOml's hal on her
Inl.
to Imtel ( of lel ! ) lllrchlll malI' a fair
( iteim. ifarvanul's bal In center. FaIrchild
kicks tn Prlnceton'R ten ynll lIne. Hosen-
cartel ) cntehls anti , runR ten 'arlls hlorl hI
1' downed. i'rirmcetomm's hal on hel' twenty
\nfl line. PrlncoIo' now hucks thl'OIh
hlarvamil's hue for five 'ards.
1'ninceton' " ball on her twenty-fire yard
line. Another wedge atvancl the bal
throlJh liat'vard's Inl for thrle ranIs.
. \notliom' try hY i'iiflt'etOil's tail ' to advance
( itt' bail. R cell down anti nine ) 'art9 to
cumin. Third Ilown anti eiimI rartlR to gain.
\\.hhtncton waR hurt In time last "Irlm-
main ? . Prlnclton 10-en tltu' hal on tiowmls
toWIS
nil her forty 'orll line. Hnr\arll' " hal on
I'rlnceton's ' forty ) 'ufl line. 1'ulrchld -
1l'lat.lIlk to Princeton's fifteen 'ard
line. flair entehiete. Prlnceton'R hal elm her
Ile.
lift tell ya r,1 i , 1 I I ime.
Arthur BrlWAr was .lsnhl"11 In the last
Rcnliflnlage. lie recovered In 1 few mlnute
111 reslmo,1 p1ev. secolnl down anti three
IlwI
varls to pain. ' Dulrl now kicks to h'nlnce-
ton's twent-lvo 'urll flume. The bali
bounllpd over the fonee anti ' larvarl , was
succettsftmi In cllturlll it. Ilarvarul's bal on
Princeton's thlrty-'arll 11' . iIuir'nrul now
trIed a t.lnlt wedge 1111 gained five 'anls.
Ilarvaimi's hnl 01 Prlmleotoml's . tf-'arll
lire. A fumblc luy lan.arll gave the hal
to I'rincoton Princeton' " hal on her ten-
yard line.
GREAT RUN OF 'rUE , .
OH A' ItX O O\I.
Slt"r got the bail. and , going alount the .
end . mallo a magnlcen run of soveitty-
live \'n .dl. anA I Icolpll Iltl I. touchdown ,
hut Chare ! Brewer was after him like I
deer . uti cnllht him on Harvard'H Iflen-
telr. \art In ( Princeton's h.tl ! on Ha varll's
fifteon-yarti line. PI'h1eloa throu.h the Ino
for three rartls. Seconll Itown. S'ltlr '
thNIh center for a Vlrll Prlnceton' h'l I
elm ilurvanil's tenyar.i line. II'inc.ton loses
the lEll 1 ) fU tiowns. Hal'vurt'l bal on h"r I
Iln-vanl himmu' . F'umlrchiltl kicks to Unn'ulll !
thlrt-\'nl' " 11110. ilalrd catchcs. lrlnel-
ttn' h:1 on Hu'vnnls thlrt-'al',1 . . line . A
rfvolvn ! wedge i.ains two ) .01.,1' for
l'rlncctnn S&'coiiui down alit ! three vnrls , to
cain. Church . Ihlollh imnni'arti's lne for .
three ) .nrts. ! First 1 dow'l. htosemlarten's
1101111 end . for five \'urlls P.conll down.
b'nine'ton's iuml 1 cmi iI'irvar.i'a ' , ' .
hl twenty-fly.-
01
Irlle.tnn' 111'arl's t\'nt-I\
, lr,1 1111" . Second down ant tive .ar.l :
tttliilt'l. 'hlnl 10wn ali ! 1ur 'arls , to gain.
'rho bail , was now papv" to ntt'rml who
kicked. hit In , finally 111kt,1 , h ) ' Sh'iw
altl the hal roiled out of bounds In ( ho
- .
t'oilit-r.
himuvanti got the biii. Wrlhtn to.t was
t 'lnrNI. hit I'ler\'rel In I few ! lnlp ! ! .
'a"\'urI' : is'i 1 on h"r ! orW-lvl yart line
, . ' : I Ichl:1 : 1lk ! ! to Prlncton'l tWeilm'.varl
lIre : mntl SIIlr I'atlhl" it. h'lt II ,1'wne' , ' !
wihout gain . J'nncc'ton's ! hal 01 her Iwen. I
' \-rJrll In" . First . ' Own. l'n.1 Harl : ) Itlckr
to i'rreaton's : Cnrt"'artl line. ilrewer
Ilnf.
Irrelton's
. l.ewet.
. . . . , ut.'iem. . 1'1'1rl'l 1.1 on i'rinoeton'a f'rh' _
. " /1 i line. larantr' \ ! I e"si I frolt the
fhe'll. . Chancy Brever k" ha The " ' '
1.1.1 . ( , \ 1r".er I' Th. k''k war
. "atlv iulorks.i Ii. IUt"eh.'t . ' Ihr"r/\
lrn\lll nn tti . Iail. Ilarvaimi's , bali 1.
"rI'Iflol'l ! Ih'rh'-Ih'p-'nm ' hue. A 'rlnlr '
, . \pp. mmn'l , ! ( 'barley Brewer wont Ihro'I" ' time
'nter for sic yartlmm. . Han'ar.'p ! 1'11 ! OP
"rJr.cemon'a thtrtyvsmi ' line. Third OWD
wl , one vend to cain .
I I a r'1 1.1 thrnuJh t'fntl Cir three "arb .
'anvarti's hal on Prneelaui'a : twenty-five )
) 'nrd line. Itiggi iditfrmi. . lie Ilnl' ! nroun'
grcetcil 1 minute with or chel'l. ! 11I\fPUlt ! 1111) lie I. .
11 ( AN1)t.vA ( : htt'ItT.
In the lext llrhnMIH ! HlrRI Is I knocked
out and time cilor .temporRrlh' . l'Rlltnlu
1.1. Jrlnrelon. pUtnltll 1 fracture of the
slid bliget1 to retire.
colar : bone Int WItS hIK"11 retre.
'
Fnd of Irt haI ; hl ! C ire' .
In the e.cond IMlr , tmter ten ininmmtes'
' immtim' I\he \
play . Princeton 111" first touchdown
of the game' , scorlnl ' 4 'G larvlrllu O.
1lrll. l'nincetOfl , tried to kIck on the ( if-
teon-'ard line . hut Slitiw . Inr\arl. bock"11 :
I , anti , falling on the tmill . pcorcd II touch-
doi'n . Score : 4 to' 4.0
town. lull ) ' was rmssimtaetl Cochrn was nct.
\\hen ,11)
log a ! captaIn of l'liiltotoml . Tyler coming
Into time teutin . lq'wer Iteltelt to eemlter.
Princeton's hnl OL center of field. Baird
kicks to Brewer OI'II1r'lrI'1 , thll\-'nrt
line. Brewer kicki ' Irlnclton'l bn:1 : on cen-
ter. C. Ire\er Inlnwela tel ) ' klekt11 Into
l'nhimce'tomi's tweimty.'minui fine' . Baird now
Iluntl tn ct'ntem' . ilttrvitrul's bal In center.
llr\lrd loses thc bal emi a fumhlc. Prince-
Ion' ball on her Iltt > ' -yami line. Princeton
hal
!
scores a pllon,1 , totmcuimiown. Total Prince-
tcn 8 : hhmmrvmmrul 4. Princeton has mantle
unothcr touchdown. Hcure. Princeton , 12 :
lluiri'nrtl , I. :0 goal . Phi ) ' now In center.
with hluri'arti having tim , ' ball. The croWI
now overl UI thl lel\ Game called. 1'lnal :
score : h'nincetomi 12 ; harvard , 4.
l..tldS CI'I"- siit'm's : H'I' : . \'rCIISI ( : .
: 1i'e "rl.lu , ' .tft enlmooi ( umlmmI' . " ' . ' 111 h h )
( h. . : , 'hr/.I./ II. ) " .
FALLS CI'I\ ' , Neh. . Nov. 2-Special.- ( ) I
Fails City Ieeutcd an Atehlwu team res-
tertn I ) ' 21 to O. The Atchison team wa
much ) the hel\ler. hut Fails City won by
good interference anti \ hitting the lne hnrd.
Time teams lned Ul : : follows : .
Atchison PositIons . F'alis City.
h4).romm. . . . . . . . . . Poslton5. Ler " . . . . . Puls . CI
) ) . . . . . . . . . . . Ler tackte. . . . . . .Stockton
lerr . . . . . . . . Left guard. . . . . . . . . Keller
e.'ulers. . . . . ; . . Center . . . . . . . . Hersh..y
Osbolre. \'ulers. . . . . . . HIght guarll. . . . .Sulv.\
Jackson. : . . . . . . . \llht tackle..Uhllg
.1utrtitl. . . . . . . . . . \lght end . . . . . . . . . I'lslmer
Krehs. . . . . . . . . .quarter haek. . . . . . . .Glno"
hlillomlti5. . . . . . . . . htlgimv haif..Pickett
Buck. . . . . . . . . Hhht . LI.f : hllr. halr. . . . . . . . .Plckel . . . . BI ! !
. . . . . . . . . ' hack. . . . . . . NOrll1
Jolmtmsun . . . . . HUbaltute . . . . . . . rank
Jlnlr , .n liii' ( unl' .
BI\It. Neb . 2.-ISpeelat.-Tho ( ) r.-
turn game between the 'ekamnh anti Bair
llgh pchool foot ball teams wus plaed at
tha lattCr's 11\\ ' grolHls ) yesterday ) ' after-
mmoon. A largo cl'owll of friends of both
teums Wlro present anti wlnesel un ex-
celent game' . In whl"t the Blir hos ills-
tngulshell themsel\es b ) 5hnthlJ Tekamlh
out In the Irst game In whIch the ) ' were
ever deCeated. Blair interference work
was superb and won the game for them.
The lineup was as follows :
Blair I'oaitton. Tekamah.
nalr ) ' . . . . . . .Jul Positon. . . . Bert lafon
Hailer . . . . . . . .Right haC.I.ou : Goodwin .
.nlht
lalel' . . . . . . . .I.t ilaif..htoy'llcon
Get . . . . . .Quarter back.llt Crewel i I
Moore . . . . . . . . . . .Center. . . . . . . Crannll
ulenke . . , . . .Hlght gtiarti. . . . . Hurmln
1lenltl . . . . . . .I.eC guarul..Robertson
Sobleum . . . . . .HIht tackc' : . . . . Hoberl
C. Carter . . . . . I.er ; tackle..CantOr . . . . .
Edwnrd . . . . .nlght emmui. . . . . . . \S'ilsoim
O'Connol' . . . . . .Ieft 011(1. . . . . Cameron
Bail C. Van Dusen.oC Blair umplretl the
game , with Hob Tellllelon of ' 1ekumah us
referee. amId Fred Kenny of Blair lines-
man. Two wceks nld today ) ' 'ekamlh won
! rm Blair by . a score of 10 to G. 'he ' mnn-
agers wi now arramie for a gnme to PlaYoff
oft thc tie. _ arrnfe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I
Neither SIie ! ' . " . . .
'rIme Orchard HiI and High school
junIors played In eoltllg game yestertlay.
Neither side was nbl" t scome . thoulh the
Orchnrls hInd the bil tn High ! heel territory -
tory nil the time . and' twice hud the bal
within hIgh school' ten ) 'nri limie. The
High Ilh never l.tl , tie bal In Orchard's
territory. The hue lUll was as follows :
Orchard hIlli . Posit Iqos . High School.
Orchall . His. . . . . . . Posllqos. . . . . . . . . .Grant
lacombel. . . . . . Hight tackl. . . . . . . .Connel
: ) ean. . . . . . . . Hight Rua..I. . . . . Barrows .
HutchInson. . . . . . Centet 1 . . . . .Cortel.ou
PleCnl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lct gl\II. . . . . . . . . E\ans
Silafford..Left taCIt Ie. . . . . . . .Bean. \
Seaton. . . . . . . . . . , . . . Ll'l em ! . . . . . .O'Maler
\Vilkon ( Capt..QUarter ) back.Cotton ( CUt. )
\1 > . Calt. . .llf Glit bclCoton . . . .Gnrln '
rotten..htight . l\atC baclt. . . . _ Gle (
De\erl. 'oton. ' . " " " ) nfl t I - b1Iclt. . . : . . . . Hied
, "t' ' . I'II/t St'oreM Agn lust ' 11- .
' 1'OINP N Y. Nov. 2.-The
WEST : : , No\ - grent-
cst and . most exciling game at fet hal
ever Ilayftti on the ' \'est Point grounds
came ' oft today beh\'etn < the Yale ant Cadet
toamq. or Fulv 5.0 l'opl. tHaved the 1'11
and Ilee flhtl 8nO\\ ' : The \ t ) oltlt.tMtl
\ as In had COII ( " ( ' . : W.it
t'C
. , '
.olut o ' :
. The lncup was as fo ] I I '
West l'olnt 1'oltiomi ( . Yale.
Nolul Point . . . .Let en ! . . . . . . . . .flaxen
: : ol . : . . . . . . . . .I' t. t c.o . : l" : " n
HUmpnrey . . . . . .e. gumIrue1v . H. ol.U ) "
lcCoonacl . . . . . . .Center..rl.ii. . : Cross
A. P. I'emry..Right guard .1 . . , . . Challwlck
Fey . . . . . . . . .Hlght tackle. J. . . Mu.phy
Savage . . . . . . .Itigimt end. . . : ' . . . Hlnke
h1cffnman . . . . . .Quarter back.t. . . 1 lnke I
;
Comlnom' . . . . . . .I.eft half. . . . . . . Thorne I
Stacey . . . . . . .Right . haIC..De Wit
King ( captaIn.Full ) back. . . . . . . Jcrreme I
SI'rall' " . GIIIt itt Ct'llnr " RajilmiM
CgDAn 1tAI'IDS In. . Nov. 2.-Slleclll (
' . Western coiIge foot ball
'rel.gTam.-Tho ) 'efter colege bal
team defeated Coo here today by a score
of :0 to O. In the last part oC the second
half lathel oC Wlsterl grabjled Carnegie
ot Coo around the neck and began choking
111111. Carnegie told him If ho toull,1 him
again he would lilt himn and. rising up .
pushell him away. Another \Vestern man
seIzed him by the heels , whle : . Mathern
struck ) him u terrilc blow In time' face. The
crowd started on to tile field und I looked
for 1 whl as though the Western man
wOIII be mobbed. At time conclusIon ot the
game he asked fom' police protection . ant
Iame
was escorted to hIs hotel by anoillcer.
.
111gb , 'h".1 Unml' lt l\nnluH Cl ) .
KANSAS CITY Nov. -2.-Iuslcl
( Lawrence Kan. ) Indian Inst te's eleven
today heat the eleven of the local High
school by a score - or 12 to 10. . .
Vimit hull .Inlctul.
ITANOVER , N. I. Xov. 2.-flartmouth ,
12 ; Boston University . 5. .
ANN ARBOR 10\ ' . . -Unlvcrsl ) ' of
Michigan . 42 ; Oberlimi . O."l )
AMIIEI1ST. Macs. . Nov. 2.-Amherst lIe-
flntell WIlams In the opening game of the
'frilngular Foot Del Illguo today by a
score of sleet. or 16 to 4. I was 11lyedln : I storm
Scet. .
.I.u'k'v .Jtpliiisupii Uu1..t. Of.
ST. LOUIS , Nov. 2.-11Sf Young end Go\-
ernor Sileehan even money f3v rlt . and
schlel' , a ( : ; to 2 favorite , were winners to-
day ' . the remalnln two races going to SIC-
end choices. C. J. Johnson , colored . who
rode Wilson In the last race . was Iuletl oft
fOr pulling his moult amid all bets were
declared off. Results :
First race . six furlongs ' selling . malten , :
Guinea won CaptaIn Ilcltelel second . , Willis
third Time : 1i6. :
Slconll race. six ! furlongs . sellIng . 3-'ear- -
olds : Misf Young Won , Alldlo Dueh.nnn
ilcOHI Rldk.1 third. Time : IU\ : \ .
Third race mile amid l sixteenth , sclln ; :
'oot won . Logan SOcOilti . ayanl third.
Time : i:46. : ' .
Fourth race one mne . handicap : Schier
WOO . Sumatra second , Lasale third . . Time :
. .
1.W. : .
1"lith race . five furlongs : Governor Shle-
SonlflaumsbUiiHt Danton
han won. SomnalbulHt second .
third. "Imc : 1:01 : % . ' . .
liroie Clii' Inlr- I l \.I.n"llmnh."r.l. ;
NEW OnLgANS. , u. . 2-Titus and Ca-
banne no lenr bob ) , Iho ( wcrld's record for
an unpaced tandem half. 1)'lnl btnrt. Their
Inpacet
time WIS or : , % . \ \ " . obur and W. lu.
Randall IO\erc thft rl ort to 0:5 : that this
afterocon ut u mathl/ " race mlct on the
Souther aferneon " 'heehnen'i , trnck. In establlh.
lag thl row recopi Ute ) ' paced L'rank
WIng whoso time ics. time Blme us thelr
lie flled to get \tdtfl"R " hal mile record
hut his tIme oC 0:55 : \'lf the beat ever made
for the tilmtance nn ol ljtlanter mile track .
,1 - _ _ _ e.tl llarlcr mie trck.
Mimat htiiij. 'Z'lmetr hells.
: lllt I 1'lf. 11'11.
1 : I'OIUA. Kan.oV. -In th ; . district
court today Judge ) RiUlJOlih hias decided
that the city ortll ce rtltulrl g. wheelmen .
men 10 ring bells atratreet crossings b con-
stitutlcnai. The dltJIwnts. who were arrested -
rested timId fnell fq " f1iling to' ring their
boils . are two lea : n - IslneSd I ) men. The
case will bo taken ! . llemo c urt.
lio.uuly Dli' . ot Colic .
SIOPX FALLS , S. ) D. , No\ . 2.-Spcclal (
1'legram.Yesterdnt , la'lunan Dros. /ll
. . 2:1S Comet Voninohoim ! of Sa-
:1001\ : lS. to Comltonln'"helm
lem. The latter 8tlrt to drl\o home anti
got to Muntnose . where lcody was at-
tacketi with colic anti died early thIs nlonmm-
tacltet lulc mor-
wih .
ltmg . luloculy vas . one' of the best ; known
honleb on we ' ler tur ! . . ' I .
- - -
hIIit-.l I In n 10\1 ; Inth.
XATICI' : a a. , Nov. -Ralph .W. Ere
drefge WIJ killed tonlht during I .bozing :
mtdl with a ou.'g man namn\ John Pc-
. fO : at the Casino club , Peterson , vas
'rrlstfi. UUlln I friendly enconnter Pe-
terson 6tfll : 1.dreuige : nf' l'r the left ear
He r(1 hel\i ) ' . strikIng ! _ _ l1 : hoa' } . . . oil a I
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rrl'n. 'Jrftll ! I' I Sold I
I.\IUI. K ) ' . . t J. 2.-Col < 'I 1 It. O. .aItE-cr I '
tH tuday to Tha'er the Boston horm3n , '
the great trolllC IN Llar.in \mte : i:1. :
'ir $ : l O0. lu Ii th" sire 0' ' ) . , tnd hiaron . '
thl iuinrer \ or the 25O'0 1'\ . uII ) ' at Lex-
lopto ; two . wet.1 ago . Bu.n ) itcger.i . and
) Iher fast tr _ t ra.
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AGREE TO LEAVE ARKANSAS (
Oonvlnce They Can Make No Headway
Aginst Governor Oarko ,
PUGILSTS COMPROMISE WITh TiE STATE
t'nN" _ \/llu.t t'orhrf I lit l'I ( ziium-
1"1" HI"II""I..1 by I li. . C..rt
, Aftt't' I.thr..t to I.t'n"\
the Coimmimmipimuen I h.
LITTLE HOCK , No\ 2.-The crimInal
cases against I.lzsltmons. Juilan . lrally
allCorb t were dismIsed at noon on cOII-
lon that time 111\ leave . the state as soon
as they can coim'eulieiltly do 80. The restraIning -
straIning orller preventing the men from
lghtng In the state 01 Arkansas remains In
force all all chance of hrlnglng oR . the
fght In this state Is over , even I l.lz-
'slmlous would be willing to fight In thIs ' ,
state and he stated unmistakably yester-
dn ) ' that ho would do nothing of the kind ,
Time agreement between the fighters ali
timer ! managers on the one side ali the gO\-
ernor on the other was reachC\ ) yesterday )
Governor Clarke said he was willing to
abandon proceedings If the men woull take
themsel.es out of the etate of Arkansas
After the allournment this morning time attorney -
tornoy general all Attorney Martin went
direct to the office of the governor nnd
after an hour's conference Attorney General
Klnswolth ) went back to tl court house
a 11 made arrangements with Judge Martin
of time circuit court to te I his office at
nooii lie was there on time anti In n few
words Attorney Hemmlngway for the state
asked that time cases he tiisnmlssed . saying
that he hld full confidence In the promise
of the defendants to do as they agroeti.
I lzslmmons and Julan were not In court
but their representative . Mr. Sommtlm said
that the prisoners hnd agreed to leave ns
stated. The cato was at once dismissed.
A few minutes later the case against Brady
and Corbett care UII before Chancellor Martin -
tin , who dismissed the case against them on
the showing malc by the attorneys on both
sides lie told them that the ) were not
compeled to leave the state but I they
violated ] the injunction restraining them from
lighting they would get not less than two
years In the county jail.
This disposes of almost the lat chance to
pull or the fight. Brady wIll agree to noth
lag unless Julian's $10,000 Is UI amid there
are no signs of Its beln up.
Corbett and Brady will leave for New York
anl ) wi
ss son as there arc no mora chances of
seeing the $10.000 put up by Jtmiian.
JITZSmlNS PAnTY SHORT.
The ltzslmmons party will remain here
until Tmmestlay gl\lng an exhibiton Monday
night. All the talk of time propositions for 1
fight elsewhere between Corbett amid F'htz-
rlmmons Is bile Julan frankly acknowledged -
edged today that he hall no mone ) and that
there was no prospect of a fight anywhere.
It Is common talk here now that the whole
Iarty Is financially embarrassed . amid the
proceCl 01 time ( Jhlhllon Monllay wIll be
UlCPtuy to meet current eXIJnscs anti let
them out of ( own.
Corbett anti his part ) . rlurne.to \ their
tralnhtl quarter at Hot Springs late ( lila
evenlnc. .
HOT SIHNOS. Nov . Z.-The fight fever
11110 a last : IMIIHate ! kick thIs 10rning 1111
expired ! and O'Uonnll mind , Mnher are nt
their respective ! training quarters getting
r.11y ! to get out of town. DespIte the Iran-
tic efforts of time olcer of the lint Springs
Athlrto elmmb who lit not gG to Little hock .
tG lurIng oft some sort of slugging match to
spite the governor amid recoUl1 themsel\s for I
the outla they hl\'e fllttie In their contro- I
vera ) ' with the executive . thl last hope of the
fght brtween O'lonnel alll laher has about
titsappeareul . O'lonnel anll Maimer wanted
to see the color of the 4\tliletic club's mon < )
anll the failure to Coimilil ) ' wih their wishes
eammscd the collapse of that bumbiule ] Billy
set
Smith , so Tommy Ityami's frIends say . coulll
not bo hulled Into the rllg wih the Chicago
bo ) ' by a team of horses maid the news from (
Little Hock gave no hOllO of relief [ rom that
Iluarll'r. toro sports anti newsapper men
decamped thl8 morning anti the resort his
I collapsed Into or.sla on dmilhmmn35 .
it.'Mmilts mit ibty lIstrk't ,
I SAN F1tANC'ISCO , Nov. 2.-Itt'uitm :
. . Flrt race , live [ uriomigs , sellIng : oregon
EdIll)5e , i07 ( C' . Sloan ) , 6 to 1 , won ; Major
( 'cole , 105 ( McIntyre ) , even , eomitl : Myron ,
lOt ) ( Jomies ) , 10 to 1 , third. 'thu. ' : 1:01. : ( ioiul.
itig , Monitor , Cmtttlwcll aild 11111 Nyc also
rail.
Second race , five furlongs : Seuim'prmmy , lB
( JoIme. ) , T to 10 , won ' leiatpmorrtm. 91 IChme- ,
vailer ) , fi to 1 , secont ; luioute5to t3 ( himloy ) ,
13 to . , thirml. Tlnie : 1 : O2ml. l'nfnce Dei'lmmc ,
Jon I liii , Little Frank anti huh. itd ) '
Splendor also rami.
Third race , one miiile , sellimmg : Motiel , 99
Clmoi'alier ) , 16 to 6 , womi liapp ) ' UIt ) , 107
C. Sluaml ) , 5 to 2. seconti ; Navy hilmme i0
F'iIlii ) , Ii to i. timirul. Titan : I : llam , Imp.
% 3. Sleeping ( 'itllth , Monita , Ieonville , Lad ) '
JulIe , Emimmmia ammtl Ito"o Clark imlso rmumm.
Fommrthm race , niuotmt six fmumloimgs , lmnmltilcap :
Grady , i0h ( P. Sloan ) , 9 to 2 , won ; 'l'remtcim-
cry , hO ( MackIln ) , U to 5. sCt'Oilti : iiemmimttnl ,
110 ( Cimovumller ) , t to 1 , lhmird , 'lime : 1 :11. :
No others started.
l'ifth race. mile anti thmree-tpmarters , Imami.
dlcmtp : Flintilia , 100 ( lommes ) , 9 to 5 , womm
Amlaltlmlte , 'J7 ( Mclmmtyre ) , S to 1 , secomlU ;
hlalmidroll. , 95 ( ( 'imovumiler ) , S to I , third. Time :
3:05 : % . 1' red Guurtiner n1o nan.
Sixth race , tue furlongs , selling : Contni-
hmmmtiomm , 101 ( Clmevuiller ) , S to , won ; Yemmmeui ,
101 ( Ileiimnichms ) , 7 to 2 , secumiul ; Empress of
Norfolk , OS (1' ( . Sloan ) , 9 to ' . thtird. Time :
1:0l : , No oIlmen , ran ,
Seventh race , millIe auth a hmaif , six hmunuiles :
Amitemill , 136 ( ilenneu4sy ) , 9 to 5 , won ; .1. 0. I
C. . 132 ( Johnson ) 2 to 1 , second ; Nellie ( h ,
120 ( Cairns ) . 7 to I. tillrui. 'l'iimm. . ' : 2:13. : Cohti
iust , Lottie \Vynmidotte amid Atctlc miisu
rail. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iit'tN emi % VI iii 11mm iii smiom mm flet'inrt'il Oil.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 2.-TIme jmmtlgt's at La-
tonits today decIded nil bets off oim tIme \'llei
iluntaman race. No decision ims been
rcaclmemi uts to iiiio gets time pmirse for Mon.
tiay' l'mmce , The judges imati Carrlig mind
Stafford both huu'totc tiletmt today. I' mmmthmem
action scums tiefeu'rel. ( awaitimmg atidltional
evidemlee froimi St. iMtmls , mutt Stafforui tiem1letu
any conmlectioml wiirttever with hIll Itrumummloil.
Time stake race' today , time I .a tomliut 4 mitmimmtn
prize , a umaimmilcap for : i-yommr-oitis , Proveti
oimiy a gallop for the favorite , Ilnndspmmn.
htt'u'tmlts :
First race , aei'emm ammul a imalt furlongs , sell.
ing : Shernimm ( ' 3 to 2) ) won , Nommlral (9 ( to 5) )
second , Guutes'mmy (12 to 1) ) thIrd , TimmIe :
Second race , one millie selilmlg : Senmper
Lox (6 ( to 5) ) won , Basso ( (1 to 5) ) second , Ace
(7 ( to 2) ) thiiiti. Tlmmic' : 1:13i1. :
Timirti rmmct' , five anti a lmalt fmii'lommgmt , ban-
dlcaim : Mazarin (10 ( to 1) won , Miss lulaxiiii
AMUSEM ENTS.
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Paxtosi & Bmtrgctis Mgrs. Tel 1331.
1 MATINEJ3 . I ,
MATINEE W1DNESDAY TUESDAY
TODAY _ _ _ WEqNESDAY $ -
I WED
'iFARCE
COMEDY
I COMPANY II1v Y
IN AMERICA . V UI I )
PRESENTINO THE SATIRICAL SUCCESS ,
"A RUN ON THE BANK"
r , OF THE BRIGHTEST
I LIGHTS OF THE
4zW4 WSFARCICAL WORLD
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I ImmtetL Election Return. Ammnouncetl ( romi ) time Stuigo Timcsdmiy Evt'nlmmg.
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Next Attraction : "THE PAY TRAIN. "
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( to 1) ) i't'cOliti'
il0i. : I ,
lomirtim rae
Afltmmmnmi ; lnlzk
$ ltl0i : hlmimmilsl' , , .
ta ttm I ) secommd , ( hti
tlti race' , five fmirlomim. . .
( I to I ) i'omm , Ferr'mnamm (7 tt
imice' ( :10 : to 1) ) third. 'l'lmmmq ; lIt. ,
Hitii race , Sei'e'mi fmmriomig , smillm , , .
sttlmme ( ( 'remi ) wnmm All ( ) vet' (2 ( imi It a
l.lttie 'aiter (2' ( ' ) lo 1) ) limit. . ] . Timmie :
S.'eiimmil lumy ill Ii mm Il'l I ,
lIi'ilhhiIIL , Nehi. , Nov. 2.-Ifpeeiai Tehe.
gromn-Time eCoimut mmmi last till ) ' of time ( Iitl.
semIs' races ii'ims lllmt' , imliti time attendance
gtuoui , hicammits :
'lime free-for-all Irnee :
Flora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1
iliilio i'le'rce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 2
l imu g Uolti mini m' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n 1 ml I
Aniuemilmmmm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 mu
l'immn' : 2:27 : , 2:21 : , 2:211a : ,
I imthf mmmile' trot , beat tivo iii three :
Aelmer ( hill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.
l.auh ) ' Teer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . , , , ,
Ilell 'i'ee'r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
lule'ommmlick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i mu
'i'iimi. ' : I : limc , j : l7 ,
I I ti I t li lie imi Him I rig rml cc I 1loroii a von
I ) r. 1 I mmmmipii i ( ' ) secummul , 'l'i 010 0 :521. :
Q mimi rt cc iii lie m mm mm mm iii g rum em' : Net t Ic iion ,
'i'OhsC ) ' Secoilti. 'l'inme 0:2P4 : ,
lte.rit lircumic immp itt ' , , , , Is , I mm l't'rry.
l.ClS\'l il.l , Nov. 2.-Two m'ecords were
broken tOlmt ) ' . S. (1. Cox of ( .imlcago wutab-
ilsimeti is third of it imtile staniilmmg start , mmmm-
lineeti recuiti of 0:11. : Klntier'attcr amid Ca.
lerto ( profersiommal tantienl ) hut ol' time live
tulle miyi mi g start mm mm llmtcu'tl ree'orti of I I :50 : ,
lihacin , ; thit' iigtintt umt 11 l I 3. . 'l'he Iiet
iwrfornhmtmmce ut time mlay irate tlmmut of the
Piofes'iommmml , A. 1' . /eimmm of liioui , N. Y , ,
who lowered thu ummmptceti : two mile mecorti ,
hyIng stmtit , fromI : ao n.5 to 4 :29. : liii mmitmuiti
t ii U IlPat Ic I it 2 : 10 ' 'Tim o Fl y immg Dutch-
mmimmi : , ' lul Ilim'r cm . ' CII ie.tgo. t i led I lie mmmmpam'eti
twemmty.ilve mmiiie m'lasm. A recormi anti itittule
iii ) ext'eetl I migl ' vimmck i I tic , I Ic ii ii islm.'d
emily twentv-fommr immlti thrt'e-flftima seeomtls
outside of time recorti. Time : lQ:3I : : 0-5.
iClimisuiM ( 'Ity limit' . ' lt.almltN ,
i'Nt4AS CiTY , Nov. 2-hlestilt mit FIX-
llOsltloim Pal k :
Flist nmtt'e , nix fill fl iutilt furlongs : FImii-
peror illhlett won , 11111 i'Illisun iiccoiid ,
ltmmemmoq .Ai cmi timirh , Tune : 1 :27. :
Se'coiiti rmmce , feuli' anti n hmtmhf furloiiepB
Fred S iomm , Davy Crockett second , .tt.
Belle' tlmloh. Tlmime : 0:57. :
Timirti race , live' fmurluimgs : Atmmm'olmm io'm ,
timirie hew secommti , luimmy ASi'i ) ) ' thIrd , TlimmC ;
I :0lm. :
I"ommrth race. u'e'en anti um halt ftmrloilgt4 :
limynuim' i'oIm , l'nmmlette secoimul , 2utls . " .iumynla
thlrmi. Time : 1:37 : ,
i'Iftli race , foul' anti a. Imtlf : fmunionuzs : luluim'-
bit' floek won , \'nvenle ) ' second , Ed Kalicy
thmirti. i'iulle 0:565. :
4tlUs1DllitTs. ;
i : : 1' TONIGHT
S ( SUNDAY )
I..ist i'erfotiusnce of time
( ' ( ) IlC ' 1'I SIM'i'lhltS' CO3il'ANi'
hmi tt mmtarvelomm3 i.m o.itictloim of luir , . 1 larriet
liet'Clltl ftwes imnimiortai itory ,
Uncle Toffi's ' Cabin
.tble 'me ( , , rM , .Atlt'iiimui te .tt't'e..cirie.
UIlnmli'iuimNNL'Ii Iii Atruii'tlvt'umt's ,
BriaR time cimiklmemt to wltmmeu'ti time itImy that
imuaile imismory.
l'i' ( l..iJt i'mti'Iu.-Flrst : floor , 5)e anti 6o ;
balcony. He cmii ph' .
Over i.2e ) peopit' stoY this play at licyti's _ _ _ _
timnuitrr yestertiuty nftermoon ,
MON. , TUES. , WED.
li ) .A LP Nov. 1..5. . fj
Spcclai Luimiic'u timid Clmiidrcml'S lutustitsoc
Wcdmmc'.dny.
Santiow's Farewell , iIrect froma , time Ai.mdlto-
ritmimi , Clmlcagii.
1h8 Trocadoro VaueviIIes
lairectlon of I" . ZllFBhD , Jr.
; AWpO/
'tinrivflieti athlete. In new feats.
. 'tnti a congress of famous iUriiieumtu artIsts iui
olhie4e , m.resemmtirmue a i'etfuted vaudeville umiti
atiuitic eitterlainmnent.
EVEflYFEATUflE AND FEt1' NEW
l'itlClh4-Vlruit ( loot , Soc. TOo and line : hal.
coIl ) , ro. , and 7e , Musulnoe i.mlcea : Fifat Itoor ,
) Oc mind 73o ; baicony , zrie anti 5Oc ,
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Boyd's
atre
FlIDAY hT- , Q fl
ANDSATURDAY IWV'
! tlatlnce Sutni'dny ,
TIilh NArolloN OF NlcBoal.tscfins
urr1niAtuII The
Gi'aat
In Ills Marvelous hntertahrlmmient of
MACICMIRTI-I , MYSTERY
-'miD1hD ImY-
MrzE , REREMA3IN
In her itewikierlng Spectacular Dammee Creations.
OEGHT5\i \ THETE
School of Eioution ( uid 1)i'aii&ttic
Ai't.
Creighton Theatre Building
iIrcctioil of Vrammk Lca Short.
Cl no Ui a r immai led cmi mtppi icmst Ion.
QINTLEM19N.O9
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- N " \ You can't draw the line too sharply in
, a ( : t \ placing your order for Fall and Winter
\ Garments5
By alt means---let the "HULTatl Tailors"
3 alone.
a
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- \ - "Shoddy" is their fort !
Vie would not insult our large force of tailors
I \ -by asking them to make garments at less than liv.
1 \ ing wages.
A vorcl to the visc-is sufficient.
We make Trousers to order-- .
JJI $5-$7-$8
-2
. . za. . . We make Suits to order-- . .
. 4. . $2O$25.$28$3O
.
- We make Overcoats to order-
. $18420425430
SATe boast of the largest variety of Woolens in Omaha.
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