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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 11)1.1. Little Willie Gettit :. -- Copyright 1912, International News Ber . vlc Drawn for The Bee by George McManus CHOOSE RYAN FOR UMPIRE' Cwrafcusken Aooept St. Paul Toot Ball Star for Big Game. fftA&S ON COACHING LINE "C7" Mnion and Fred Hunter Tnke Chars;, of TiwrUles tn Perfecting the Defensive Work of the TfHm. ; ; XlNCOMt, Oct. lS.-(SpdnJ.)-Mlnno-oeia. accepted Ryan, tlie Bt Paul foot hall aUr, as tho third official In tho CoTHhtmktr-Qoi'hcr game next Saturday, and the matter of officials la now straightened out. Jlyan la a competent official, according to Btlehm, and lili so lection Is entirely satisfactory to the Corhhuskers. Arrangements are complete for all da tall regarding tha game. The construe tlon of bleachers waa the biggest Jpb and that hat been completed. Tho manago Inent now has arrangements for hand ling 12,099 people, and the advance ticket ale Indicates the capacity of the grounds wM be tted. Metaaska'a sguftd had a long "workout1 feet nfcrht against tho Gophers' lays, as aaeMHfled by tho freahmen aqUad. As stot At Coach Dudley aaw the South Da keWKtnneota game two weeks aro and rrturaed with compute notes on the Go lhr style of attack. He coached th frHnfl with the plays and they worked t. a frassle last night. NefertuWa's Una mm feeve4 krouwIa a. Meal humiliating 0umnr by the first year men and the ftrai year back field was aMo to tntijr eeatinued ,vJm. gelv. shift riay. Cy Maaoi) as Fred Hunt'or, both of Wn have had experience against the Oofhn, took charge of' the tackles and Me had the shMt play sijlved. Toward the- close of the come the same plays that had been so good earlier In tho eve ntag would avail nothing against the varsity. The regular were given the ball but for a few minutes last night, most of the time being devoted to developing the 4fen. But In the' short time the varsity had th ball, they were able U real off two-touchdowns In lighting ast Uma. Nebraska's backiield . played VUllantly and Howard and Purdy were especially effective for long gains. Bttefcen spent considerable time last vsnleg drilling the squad on the klckoff, the varsity, both receiving and kicking the WlU The linemen were getting down the ileU teo laU on the klckoff. Btlehm toMevsd, and he took this means of cor reotlag it The varsity's interference wai too poor when receiving a a kick land sHIehm ironed a few wrinkles' out Wrih the xecetrtkw of. ShUlda, the a4 ts row 1 better, snap. 'than any tssM sea, the aeaaon opened, and barring tcthitUe, should go against the Gophers ta Mnt iM eo4ttto. Tonight closed the long scrimmage pennon behind closed doors. Tlie prnctlco Thursday will be secret, but Btlehm wilt let up on tho driving tactla of tho Inst fow days. The Friday atcrnoon workout wilt be com paratively light No word has been received from the 'Minnesota authorities, but It In uxpected tho Gopher squad will roach hero either lata Thursday tiftemoon or early Friday and will take a short workout on the Country club golf links. Williams will bring a squad of thlrty-threo members. Omaha and Blair High Schools Play to Tie The Otnahn. High school second team fought the Wnlr High school eleven to a tie of 7 to 17 In' a toughly contested KTddlron struggle at Ulalr Wednesday afternoon. Tho gamo was played in a drizzling rain and neither team could rely on plays of any sort because of the nnkle-dcep mud on the field. Up until the last r!yo minutes of play neither eleven had scored and the little crowd of tlosolnto rooters was preparing to loavo the field when Kelley of Omaha forced tho pjgsktn over the line for a touchdown and kicked goal. With an un expected hurst of spfied, the Dlatr lada retaliated by obtaining tho ball and re peating the trick aftor forcing it the entire distance In less than a minute. HUGE CROWD WITNESSES COURSING AT RED OAK TIBD OAK. Ia.,' Oct? li-tSpocW Tele- grant.)-Not ttnee the big counting meet in St IiOiila, eleven years ago, has there been Uch a crowd to witness the sport aa there was in lied Oak today, accord ing to. do gmon who have followed the game for years. Attendance la estimated at between 4,000 and 6,000. Tlie puppy raca, sUrted Tuesday, wilt be finished tomorrow, aa will the Aber deen cup match, which began today with sixty-four entries. Dogs remaining In the puppy match at tho close of today's card, and who will complete tha match are the following Itemization, David 11111. Ballna, Kan.; Fire Hug, 13. C. Noble, Republic, Kan.: Hard Pine, Stephens and Page, 8omar flold, Kan.; and Friend, Neb.; "Girlie Neversettle, H. W. Darls, IUndlett, Okl; Repetition. David 1JI1I, Ballna, Kan. Jn the Aberdeen cup match tomorrow there will be great racing, the beat don from fifteen states being matched to finish the race, i ' The Persistent and Judicious Use ot Newspaper Advertising is the Road to llulici Success, BOOSTERS CHANGE ABOUT Night's Rolling Changes All But Leiseya, Who Are First. FIELD CLUB IN SECOND NOTCH Stria High Individual Shooter of the Kvcnlns, with Total of 013 Bxcttlnir Matches In Gate City Lengne, Last night's rollng In the Oooster league caused a change tn the atandlng with the cxcoptlon of first place which the Lelsys retained by winning two games from the National Refining com pany team. The Omaha Field club by winning two went Into second plaoe, while tho Chris Lycks were losing two to the Iloacon Press team. Tho Clara Relies captured their whole series, thereby tying the Chris Lycks for third place. Stem, waa tho high Individual shooter1 of the evening with & SU total, Fanton kept up his plassy rolling by pil ing up his fourth straight total with his 810 score. Alt the games were notly con tested from start to finish, The follow ing Is tho score In detail: ELKS. - 1st 2d. Sd. Total. Conrad 173 177 1M S2 Chambers ,, 144 in in 46ft Orotte , 112 ISi lee m Iilakeney 186 176 1H Ml Handicap Ill 1 Totals...... i m oo m sjoii CLARA DELLE8. . lat. SA. 3d. Total ......,..,,.,.,, no n un J Jarosh.i..;?. jin m n gwon t....v. 1J7 1 177 Oi Johnaotii, i( joi 1SS Htuns iso 179 190 Ml Uirlstenasn . 169 169 i 4W K. Bcluln i&a i Zimmerman irt tu ir , Malum ..;.;;;.;::: i r w IS twiuicKp ,,...,.,,., 19 1 IB. JT lotais. ES0 91S fill 9 CM National, refininq company A. Dowers on B. Dowers. 300 j. n esses ,K 17 Qrnr m Bland , 16a Totals u'l and the center position was greatly bol stered up by the appearance of Hewitt former all-state high school star at the pivot position, who has not been out for foot ball since entering Drake two years ago. In the back field Griffith has Captain 8lmon, regarded as one of best half backs In the west; McIIenry, another veteran halfback, and Krull. a likely looking recruit from last year's freshman squad. At quarterback, the Drake mentor Is playing Marquis, who with a little more experience will develop into one of the best pilots In tho conference. Drake Is light again this year, and will hare a big handicap In this respect to overcome In the Kansas game. The entire team average 161 pounds, or nearly twenty-five pounds to tho man less than the Jayhawker eleven that wal loped Washington university so decisively last week. Griffith haa a number of husky candidates for the line positions, but their lack of experience has kept them on the reserve squad, so far this season. Special attention haa been' given these men, and If they show an Improve ment thla week, two of them at least will start In tha game against Kansas Saturday. 1M 1S6 176 181 18.1 80 188 its 14t 301 182 80 Kelly-Walter Boat Off. SUPERIOR. Wis.. Oct ,15.-The ten round bout between Bulk Kelly and Wily Waters, aspirants to the welter weight championship, scheduled to take place here Friday night haa been post poned until October a on aeoouat of an Injury to Walters. ivonn i7 Cub Potter , .....174 "ougnsny ....HI Furay no Cd Potter !..,.17 Handicap go Totals ,....190 966 on BRANDE8 IHQH BAtxS. ftce 167 189 189 Hammerstrora U9 188 m Weutrlch tu i u Toman 1C7 177 183 iouem ( too . 172 vn JKSUffCfcj1 "$70?toSBaaaaaF IREDTOPRYE? bV 9 Kellew ia L4aTer. Aged for years In .charred casks, ia II warehooses flooded with sunshine. II MM Jet Noithern Rye always selected by a pianber of the firm. mm Tsutit water fro veUs sunk liundreda of feet into solid 1 1 Bl limestone. 1 1 Thai's why the jaaa who knows always insists oa mm m RED TOP" RYE M Tfc-INANB WKslTXKXMXK m SON. Distillers MM CWtuI,. tcJMSah. Mo, Lenkvtlle, Ky. Jf U 2d. 1(2 ISO 181 173 179 3d. Total. 136 18S 186 182 172 481 Ml 487 408 . BtYi Ml at OMAHA FIELD CLUB. 1st 2d. 3d. Totsl. 4J4 m .655 249 2.7M Total - 848 812 846 497 879 941 1,740 3d. 181 211 16t 178 172 Total, m 612 836 611 610 Totals .873 921 CHRIS LTCK8. Nal laj in Stem too 199 R. Buple ., 170 209 Sutherland Ul , 183 Fanton 217 1 221 Totals 9M 941 877 XM2 l.t. fit. M. 'rv.l Kranda US 1M m 486 Mokrey 188 23 18S &C6 naiser .......164 179 190 (S3 Martin 163 173 198 834 Ooff 189 191 212 003 Handicap 37 37 37 Hi Totals :...W1 m 981 2,854 CREIGHT0N VARSITY SCORES TOUCHDOWNS ON SCRUBS' The Crelghton varsity scored three touchdowns on the scrubs Wednesday afternoon on a soggy field. Final scrim mage will be held tonight for the Mar quette game Saturday. In Wednesday's scrimmage forward passes were used frequently to advantage by tha varsity. Parke was hack in the game. at end, playing a star game, Shan; non, a new addition to tho squad. Is showing up well at tackle. Young had a finger dislocated and retired. Black hurt his . leg, but wilt be back tn shape today. Reports from the Marquette camp be speak a touch battle for Crelghton. The Northerners are being coached by Glen Kohler, former coach of the famous Den ver university team. Thomas E. Mills, Belolt college, will roferee Saturdaya game, while Lester Caldwell, an ex-Marquette man, will umpire. Hawkeye Backfield Performs Eaggedly ' During Scrimmage IOWA C1TT, la,, Oct 1C (Special.) Having read with some surprise of the , wpnders Which Coach Stagg expects the lowa back field to perform next Satur day, Coach Hawley went out today and j watched his chief offensive hopes per jfornf in the raggedest form of the year. Collecting the heaviest line material in the squad In the second team's forward wall tho coach sent Dick, Pennlngroth, Persans and Captain McGtnnls against It with mediocre success. Running up big scores on weak teams like the State Teachers and Cornell was different things from making much of an Impression against a heavy line, according to the view the local coaches take of the mat ter. The Iowa backfield. although fairly fast is light and locally la not expected to work many miracles against the big conference lines. On the other hand, the ahowlng of the Iowa linemen was more encouraging, es pecially on tho right elds, which turned back the scrub plays with ease. The cripples were all in action again without much sign of damage, and the scrubs were used for a strenuous hour's scrim mage.. Giving the second team as many downs as they heeded gradually forced the varsity back toward Its own goal, which was crossed several times by the scrubs. Carberry, Garretaon and Bowen were all tried at right end. Carberry contlnuo to Impove In his kicking, but It is likely that Kirk will do the punting Saturday. But one more night of scrim mage remains before the team leavoe for Chicago on Friday morning. Somo secluded spot will be found near tho Midway for signal practice on Friday afternoon after tho team reaches the city. Tickets for the game have been placed on sale here, and a big bunch of Iowa rooters will be on hand In spite of the generally pessimistic attitude taken con cerning the outcome of the game. A Life Problem Solved by that great health tonic. Electric Bit. tors, Is the enrichment of poor, thin blood, and strengthening the weak. l$c For sale by your druggist Advertisement Holland Kicks on Salaries. Manager Jack Holland of 8t Joseph Is of opinion that there is going to be a reorganisation In the Western league be. fore another season. Holland claims that everything Is badly arranged and that practically every manager is behind this season, and will do wall If he clears ex penses. His chief complaint Is that too many players are carried by the clubs and that the salary limit Is too high. Foot Ball Injuries Are on Increase CHICAGO, Oct 15. The weekly list of foot ball injuries is appalling as com pared to records of ''casualties" In com .bats ot ten years ago, according to an authority on the gridiron gome, writing today In the Chicago Dally News. Des pite tho new rules, many of which were designed to eliminate roughness and lessen chance of Injury, the "new" game makes tho "old" look like a "parlor pastime," he says. The critlo does hot blame the modern coda or method ot play for all the injuries, but says that the changes have. In part defeated their very purpose because they are respon sible for losing ot the skill with which old time players avoided Injury. He cites the lnstanca ot one University ot Chi cago player, weighing only 142 pounds, who went through four seasons under tha old rules, carrying the ball more than any other player on his team and yet escaped "time out" only once. Sev eral years later, a successor to this player, weighing more himself, but op posing men ot less weight than the "old timers" waa taken out in his first, col lege game, suffering more bruises than the first named got In his whole career, according to the critic. Merchants Want Games. Tha Sherman Avenue Merchants would like to book a game with any team In or out ot tho city for October 19. For Same call Webster 4S63 before . 6 p. ra., lanager Davis. Drake Foot Ball Team Lining Up for Game With Jayhawkers DEB MOINES, la., Oct 15. (BpeclaL) Head Coach John L, Griffith Is sparing no effort to round his Drake university foot ball team into shape for tha annual battle with the Kansas Jayhawkers at Lawrence this week, and has been par celing out stiff work-outs -to the Bulldogs every day .to ge them tn the best possi ble condition to withstand the fierce on. slaughta ot the Kansas offense. Although Drake defeated the Jayhawk ers last fall by the margin of one touch down, local foot ball fans realise that the Kansans had not yet developed their full strength at that time, while Drake was in mid-season form. Consequently the collegians have a healthy respect for .the southerners and are not counting on repeating their last season's victor)'. Drake started tha season with the smallest aquad of material in the history ot the university this fall, but after Coe, a second rate college, had held the locals to a scoreless tie. pressure was brought to bear on a number ot players who were not out for the team, and consequently the squad has Increased materially. The reconstructed eleven made a marked Improvement In showing over the tforta of the team that represented prake at the start of the season, and de feated tha strong Grinnell team last Bat. urday by a JO to 0 total. The tne Was strengthened by shifting Fullback Crull and Halfback Buns Into the forward de fense at tackle a4 guard rtspectlvaSr, Bear dope from Lincoln seems to be that the Corn husker line is weak. If Nebraska's line were only as Strong as our line of Kensington ready-taik ored clothes they would not need to fear Minnesota. 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