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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1913.
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HDSKERS READY IQ -BATTLE
Stage Set at Lincoln-for Fiercest
Foot Ball Game of Season,
HAWXEYES ARRIVE t)N QIOUND
Unsrnirc In rntctlrr at Country Club,
After "Which Conch Hairier Bf.
clnrea 1IU Tcnm Ik Ready
for' He Contest.
LINCOLN. Nov! 2L-Bpeclal.)-Tha
stag If all not far tho closing game, of
th ipason herd botweepithe CornhusKers
and strong Untvralty lot Iowa eleven.
Elgbte n atrong Ihc Iowa 'squad arrived
!n Lincoln this mdrolhg and took up
headquartera at ta Lincoln holel.
Coach 'Hawley )iad little1 to "ay of tho
Kama beyon a statement that If Nebraska
woiMt Would be because the Huekers
had a better team, Iowa will . preaent
tho full strength of tha eleven, with
eveo player physically fit for tha beat
ganto of the season. Hawley said tha
Ilawkejca were expecting a hard battle
but Jwas' hopeful o, fqefeatlng the Corn
feitakers.
loVfi had a abort wdrkout this morntng
at tho country -club an"d Hawley returned
completely satlafled with tho work, of his
eleven.
Weather conditions tfromtao to bo Ideal
for tha fot Iowa leani Although a light
rasp, fell last flight. K waa not auffl
clAtto yet tho .Nebraska field, which
has?, been protcUd-frm rain, by tha
mafaaiqinient. deplto theVfact that a wet'
fleas would operate decidedly to the ad
vantage of the Cettth'ualiers. Coach
HtMint wanU m' flu vkiay over the
Jowaha if the MMk, W win and
the chances ar rtarttff&r h'moirt de
cMve came ,mt y aaaafoi. , ,
HUim Menttr Fiht.
HMa)aka la.M'eat ftftbtliiscm for
ooifditton of ttK eajKn ,aM'tthe even
full of amter. jTH. flfMl t.KHmKWM ,cf
thy ,taon waa held taat lirtfV and,
Hlehnt tmlnat4 talina;, 1u-'
Maaie; aliowln tawfflna; of the Vunner,
tWaH f wm abte to break up the'
"raft iUy" y tagiatoia;, tbtth k.
era ais attU dubioua eer the fmniwt
Iowa fonawtton and" are not irimiw to.
make Mr-predlctlon.1 "r"
febikaka 9111 have the adyantaa;e of
four jaWhdato the man. The b'ackftelda
o ffhil twot elevens tan about equally
matchid aa to wetht. but the' Nebraska
line ljnUclj heavier pian the Iowkffor.
wardsj rho otcse(ot tlie- irame, It la
concedi' reata wt Uie abytty.of the
CornhusUe llttemen to'-.atop Iowa'a .won.
ctorful backfteM ad 9Uehm Is plnalnc
lila fBHh'on'iranis-in and'jCXniorcM. the
Ktbnuka tnnklea, to .tura the trick.
Plml rnU NaU HttHr- '
The final foot bH raMy of i rear
waa htd thla mantlnc at the University
chattel. Tlw team- Members, Coach
Btlehm, Or. "Avery. Dr. Kaxey and other
foot ball favrUa apeechea. The
funeral of the .JwyfcawW Wfd waa the
feature of Utt' iwNr, CM aMewart. a
unlveralty debater, dollvercd iv humorous
funeral oration,, the quartet eane a sod
lection and the unlveralty band closed
the ceremonies wltli a funeral dlrro.
Heating capacity of the field will be.
taxed and today the advanco sale of
tickets had surpassed that of the Jdlnno
aota game. Interest In Lincoln is nearly
aa irreat aa for the Gopher game. There
are only a fow aeata left la the reeerved
aocUon and the crowd nhould exceed 5,009.-
lowa sports sent 11,300 to jUncoln last
night to bo placed on tho Ilawkeyea to
win nt C to 4 odds. There Is very little
Cornhuskcr money In sight, because the
rooters wo dubious over the result of the
"spread" ploy.
( Following la tho lineup .of the . two
elevens announced -by the coaches j this
homing: ' i
NEBRASKA. IOWA
Thompeon ..C
Abbott rt.o
Cameron .......ruT.
Aiaaun .,....)..
IlOM ......... ...IaO.
Ilalllgan L.T.
Heck .Uli
Towle ...Q.M.
Howard ViO.
My '(C) ,n.n.
.... ij.it.
Pufy '
Ilutherford
C HoUKhton
IG..... '...,. Wilson
tT ' Unrrowa
ItO UrecKneri
It. ID i Carberr:
Q.U.. Qroifi
ILlt... I'ennlnggroth
F.D McCllnnla,
1J.11.
Umpires Eckeraall, Chi
cago. Ileferee: Haddon, Michigan. Head
llneaman: . Seymour, Springfield Training
acnoou . ,j
Yankton Team Wins
Two Championships
YANKTON, S. D., Kov. 21.-(8peclal
Telegram.) Yankton defeated Brookings,
29' to 0, wlfmlng tho jsluunplonsUlp of
North And Bouth DakoU. Neither team
had .been, defeated all .aeiaon,
BROKEN BOW OVERCOMES
' LEXINGTON HIGH 'SCHO.O.
SROKXN SOW. Web'. Nov. 2f.-(Spe
Mr&4vMt.pKrei BoWand.lM
&h HHth aahwls 'pJayed 'fer'the cttam
fitmibto of weet central Njebraaka thja
afternoon before an immcnae crowd, the
core-' being 8 to 9 I faver-of Urbken
The -line pfufftng of Broken Bow, a
toiMMown Jay lfem)a .and good runs by
KnxWd aad Cote ,it enda icatured.
Jeningion kt the ball one yard, from
the she thirty Mconda before thqrcloao'of
the jajtMfHv the ball, being carried by Pred
more of Broken How to the cenUr of .the
field.
Broken Dow haa not lost a game this
aeoaon. f
Awea It r arty for Drake.
AMES, la., Nov. 21.--(8pclal Tele,
gram.) Ames and Drake wind up the
schedule ot the northern end of the Mle
alouri Vailey conference when they meet
Ifl their annual struggle In the Drake
stadium at Dea Molnea tomorrow. The
teams are evenly matched and both have
held the' leaders ' Of 'Uie conference to
close scorea. The Cyclone lineup will be
tha parae aa that' which Battled Nebraska
for an 1 to 9 defeat and which loat to
tho Iowa DecrhottndB. S to 7, laat Hatur
day; Tlie squad ta In fair condition.
Key to the Bltuatlon-Bee Advertising.
HASTINGS HIGH WIHS GAME 1 47,000 People Will
Defeated by the Aurora High School
Eleven by Score of 7 to 2;
BEVEKTH IN LINE OF VICTORIES
'cnbH of the Contest Said to Decide
the Championship, I'laolna;
Ilnntlnfca In the'
I.rnd.
.HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. a. (Special
Telegram.) Hastings High won Its bov
enth victory loday, dofcatlng Aurora 7
to 2. AUrora scored a safety on & fum-
ble In the first quarter, Haatlnga heW
iho advantage In tbe second, and In the
jlhlrd ec&rod a touchdown on a fako end
run nnu lorwara pass to uoidenatcln
across the goal , line. Goal waa kicked
by W)ieecr. Bchlsaler'a men came close
to scoring again In the fourth, but tvom
held by Aurora,
Tho victory, It Is claimed, glvos Has
tings the weetern high school champion
ship Btnra wero Bwn,nson and Fowler for
Aurora, Johnaon, Long nnd Goldenntcln
for llaatlngs. The teams wero evenly
matched, with Aurora having an advan
tage in weight. Wneupt
. liABTINOB.
Goldenateln .UB.
fti coram ut,
me UG.
Meyer .n.., c.
Mein n.o
iwrr (C.) ti.T.
Iong It.K.
Wheeler o.n.
Burr ...,....:,KH,
joiiiison ........f.iii
KJndlg ...R.H.
AUrtOItA
n.B Wright
! Wilson
ILG, Carr
C, ,,,, Jones
LG. Barnes
"UT.. ........ Blgman
UK........ Harrison
O.B- SWanson
-.., Fowler
juh
Leeper C.)
a 7i.,V,,'i'Jv,xm . Beiners
Subatltutea! THl.t!.. Wl.l.iv.,.,. vr.;.
iiSf?liMt,"Srr "oward. Klllmafi. Uml
Netraeka! Nebraska. Referees Raccly,
IF MEN would stop to think they would
alise,' tliati it's motf what you py, but whmt you
gft ftr'whmt you pmy
clotkes.
tkat counts in-
buying
Buy a'.suit just becasethe price is cheap
and tho . chances are ybujjl ailso'get a qualify that is
cheap. '
If you can afford to pay only a medium
amount, wo liayo Ktnmvr Olothos at $14.50, $17 and
$P0, which offer as ptrong values as anyono can at
tho price. A $14.50 Kenmor will satisfy you as well
as the.usua,! suit you find ad
vertised as " $30.00 suits .at
$15.00."
We believe in pricing
clqthcs at; their actual value
and then maintaining that
price to all alike.
However, if you want
genuine high grade, hand
tailored suits and overcoats of
best possityp.'qualityour Kninf
twu will Xi the bill better
any clothes we know pf. They
and stay fit, $20, $25 up to $10.
Ckthtt oojual quality would
coti much more at the tailor'.
M&gee (8l Dwmer
415 South Sixteenth
the IB Willi
than . miM A
uJni of Omaha Calls -
Off Saturday G-arne A
vy ith Peru Eleven
Poor Condition of the TTnlv.lv nf
.Omaha foot ball team haa resulted In thd
fcnlllng off the scheduled game with Peru
todany. Mombers of" the eouad havo
hot' bcon Tpundlrig Into condition" as faat
M had been hppod for, neceimltp-tlg thU
hctlon. Dows leg Is still giving him a
great deal of trouble and Adams' shoulder
Is about .the same as It waa last weelt.
rarlah la fyot unable to como qut for prnc-
jioo. vtu these men out of the lineup
nnd with several othor varsity nl vrn
furslng minor Injuries, It Wa thought
est that tho Peru game be called off.
Tbo calling off of the' Peru game will
give tbe team a chance t6 get In shap
for the Thanksgiving game with Tarkla
It Js hoped to have all the regulars back
In the lineup bjr thetlme jhla contest
comes oft.
Members of tho team are looklnir toward
the Tarklo gamo with a great deal of
Interest, as It la the one that tho team
Is most anxious to win. Last season
Tarklo defeated the Omaha team br th
score of 7 to 0. making the points on a
iiuKe. ,The hard luck that haa recently
overcome the University of Omaha squad
has only served to .make , the team morel
determined to humble the, Jdleadurlans.'
pow and Parted are expected to Join the
squad, Kactlclng, the beginning of next
weeK.
Fairbury Scores J
at Will m Contest
FAinBURY, Nb., Nov. a.-(Sneclal
Telegram.)-Falrbury and Wymore High
school elevens played a one-aided game
of foot ball here this afternoon, reault.
lng In a decisive victory fpr Fairbury, T
to 0. Fairbury had everything Its own
way throughout the game, apparently
carrying the leather over tho oononenu'
goal at will, Fairbury made Its leadlna
gains on end runs nnd amaahea. Wy.
more attrlbutea Ha falluro to win to light
weight, the team averaging l pounda
venney, woieman ana aiebe did splendid
work for Fairbury. The lineup:
FAinuunv.
Bradley ,C.
Coleman R.H.
Glebe .....L.H.
Nlder Q.
Denney F.B.
Powell ..........R.O.
Frang UO.
Ireland ......tlbE.
Bonawlts UK.
Halvey R.T.
Ward UT.
AVYMOItK
Tumble
....... tYiryer
Diddle
uenamore
imuiipe
uien
- ...M..M,
Itll.
UK.
Q
K.n.
it. a.
It0,- Newman
Jt-K Phebrcck
Delany
O'Neal
O'Brien
FOUR FOOT BALL GAMES
SET FOR MUNICIPAL FIELD
Four foot ball garnet will be plared.
Thanksgiving day on the municipal foot
ball field at Thirty-second and Dewey'
avenue, tha games beginning at 8 o'clock
In the morning. Park Commissioner Joe
B. Hummel has Issued permits to the
eight teams.
Foot ball games are alao scheduled for
Fontenelle park Thankagtvlng day, but
they will not be played until afternoon.
Basket Ball Oraraatsatton.
FAIKBl'BY. Neb., Nov. a.-(Speclal.)-The
Fairbury basket ball team held a
Ineettng last .night and elected officers for
the ensuing year. The officers comprise
Arthur Dfnne manager; l.yle I'urcell
captain, and Kddlc Goodrich, aecretar)
treaaurer Theio are all atar ptayeni sad
the first g&me ot the year will be plad
with Cuba. Kan ., tn this city en Thank
giving night
See the Harvard
and Yale Contest
CAMBRIDGE, Maaa.. Nov. 21. Coaches.
Mayers and prospective spectators wero
gladdened today by tho announcement of
the weather bureau that the Harvnrd
Yalo championship foot ball contest In
the Stadium tomorrow would bo played
under favorable- weather conditions. The
game will be witnessed by 'more than
47,000' 'persons, tho ' gf cateat crowd that
over purchased tlcketa to any athletic
event in the United Statea.
The Crimson undergraduates nnd atmunl
werv. confident today that their team
Would win from tho Blue, thus gaining
victory In two successive years. On tho
other hand, the backers of tho Blue wore
sure that Yalo would be victorious.
Tha teams spent the day twonty-flve
miles apart. The Crimson players sought
.the quiet ot the Veaper Country club,
near Lowell, where tho team waa given
light elgnal practice on the golf links.
The Yalo squad lounged about the
broad verandah of the Woodland Park
hotel at Auburndale most ot the fore
noon. Tha afternoon was devoted to
kicking and algnal practice on the Har
vard gridiron. Both elevens were In ex
cellent Condition. Odds of 10 to 7 favorod
Harvard.. - .
IOWA EXPECTS HARD GAME
Hawkeye Squad Anticipates lively
Bout with Cornhuskcrs.
MEN ARE IN FINE CONDITION
While NcbmnkK Outwclgha Visitors
There Is Errrr Chance Thi-y
Will Overcome That irlth a
I.lttle Extra Speed.
.
Too much confidence will not ba the
excuse offered by the Iowa fqot ball teanv
should the Nebraska team beat them to
day, Thla fact was brought out yesterday
morning, when the Iowa team went
through Omaha, en route to Lincoln, and
Coach Hawley said he expected ''the hardi
est game of tho year. '
The Iowa team came In on the Rock
Island and their epeclal was switched
over to tho Burlington tracks and then
coupled on No. 15, which was. held .fif
teen minutes for the gridiron warriors.
Coach Hawley, when asked If his team
was going to beat Nebraska, said, "I
Wish I kpew. I expect the hardest game
of the aeason, but my men ore In thr.
very beat of condition, outside of a few
bruises. The regular team, which baa
plied up such high scores all through the
season, will face the Cornhuskers. The
Iowa team this year Is the beat In years
and I knqw what kind of a team Ne
braska will put up against us. So yon
may expect the closest kind of a game
and tho team that wins will undoubtedly
be the better. I figure that the winning
team will have hut a niargln of one touch
down pver the loser."
(iroas Quite Speedy
GrosB, tho specdly little quarterback,
who Is asserted by many to bo the equal
of Johnny McGovern, 1911 All-Amerlcan
quarterback, who played with the
Gophers, wilt go In at quarter at tho
start.
The Iowa team look like a formidable
one, although Hawley says they will be
outweighed by Nebraska. "We have a
very, light team, comparatively," said
Hawley, "but the boys ar fast. I am not
the least bit afraid of the Nebraska ends
and think we wilt be able to get around
them on a few plays which we have not
had to uncover this year and which, .ta
all probability, will be exposed tomor
row." i
The members of the team were playing
carda and other cute little harmless
games when they pulled Into Omaha
thla morning, but they swore that they
hod not been up all night at thla pas-time.
School Teams Battle to Tie.
BEATRICE, Neb., Nov. a.-(SpocIal
Telegram.) The Temple High Bohool foot
ball team of Lincoln played a tlo game
this nf tor noon with the Beatrice Re
servea, the score being 0 to 0. The field
was slippery oh account of the rain lrut
night and the game lacked Sensational
plays. There waa repeated fumbling and
both team wore forced to punt fre
quently. Although tho vlrltors outweighed
tho locals, they wero held sate at all
times.
T7
Fourth Big League
May Be Started to
Fight Independents
CHICAGO, Nov. n.-Formation of ft
fourth "big league" to aid In a reported
fight of organlred base ball against tho
Federal league and Its Invasion ofipro
tected territory 1s under way, according
to a, story printed bore. Tho new circuit
has the backing or organized base ball,
says the story, and Is to havo teams In
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Columbus, Indian
apolis,' Detroit, Cleveland, 'Milwaukee and
Chicago. It will have a schedule not
conflicting with the American or National
leagues or American association, but will
not be so careful about, staging attrac
tions rivaling tho Federal's games. George
Tebeau ot tho Kansas City American as
sociation blub is named as the one who
has planned the new circuit.
Tell Us Something; NeTT.
Some facetious scribe on a New Haven
dally makes, the announcement that all
Yale needs ie foot ball playon In order
uuisiae oi uiai u.
to have a good team.
appears that Yale has
than Nebraska.
a better team
Give It n. Trlnl.
Much controversy has arisen over the
numbering of foot ball players. It may
or may not be a good idea from' the
coaches' or the players' standpoint but
one thing Is certain, it would be a help to
the spectators.
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