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PLAY THESOOHERS
Jumbo Stiehm Cooking Up Hard
Guns in Proposal to Meet
Oklahoma Team.
BOUTHEItH MEN. AGREEABLE
(7Ytm a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Nor. -(Speclal "Jumbo"
Stlehra'a Husker and th proteges of
Bonny Owen of tho University of Okla
homa ara Ukly to moot In a post-season
Kama at Kanaaa City Arrangemente for
a battle between thee, two leaden of
western and aouthern foot ball are pro
gressing and are conditioned, of course,
upon aach team finishing the season with
a clear record, aa It aeema certain they
are to da
"Jumbo" 8tlam turned down an offer
from tho Xanaaa.Clty Veterinary college
eleven for a poet-season fame. Inasmuch
aa It la doubtful If the Missouri valloy
conference would grant permission for
one of Its members to meet such aa or
ganisation The eonferenoe would have to
grant permission for the meeting of the
schools. The Veterinary game would at
tract little attention In a financial way
for the Huakera, either.
geekl.- Admittance.
With tho Rooners, however, the oondl-
tlona are entirely different Oklahomaahaa
been an applicant for admission to the
Missouri valley conference and only dis
tance has prevented Ita application from
being favorably received- Coach fltlehin
la confident that the conference would
consent ta a meeting between the two
schools to determine the championship,
provwing caon rounds out the season
wlUt a ctear record. Oklahoma' victory
ever the Jayhawker last Saturday, with
previous euoceas ever th Texaa eleven.
marks It as a school to be feared by any
team in the country.
With a batUa at Kanaaa City, Stiehm
la confident that a great crowd of foot
ball enthusiasts would attend and th
gam would be a marked financial success.
Benny Owen 1 not averse to a meeting
between th two schools, as a telegram
received today Indicates:
"Tour Kea meets with our heartiest ap
provaJL BEN O. OWEN."
Tha 'led" referred to In the telegram la
a post-season gam between th lluskers
and Sooner at Xansaa City,
Mla-M Be riaea Call.
ThtT I in Idea Oravalent at IJnenln
that Jumbo Stiehm would have to put
nis best foot forward in a gam with
th Sooner. Oklahoma's light, fast team
la without a rival In th country In th
pen gam and Husker rooters atm m.
call tha batU three years ago, which
ended In a 11-to- score for the Huakara.
Stiehm la spending th entire week In
preparing for th Kansas gam a week
from neat Saturday. lie has had tha
varsity busy running signals most of th
wee, out wm put in men through a
aerie of atlff acrimmag drills th last
or tn week.
Laaar Rest far Honiara.
Most ef th regular will be given a
long rest to prevent them from going
staj and thea work will be resumed th
first of next week. Th bulk of th battle
against Weslevan next Saturday will b
born by substitutes.
Manager Keed has sent word to Man
ager Hamilton at Xansaa to reserve a
section of at least 1,000 seats for the Ne
braska rooters. Two excursions will be
ran from ILsiooln. on Including business
men and tha other students. Two hun
dred Lincoln business men will make th
trip and 400 students.
)3ES Pitt MONEY BUT STILt
HAS HIGH HOPES.
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OTTO KHAB
Manager of the Baltimore Federal team,
a hoe club finished th season about l&O.
000 short, it is said, announces that tha
learn will continue playing next year and
that he will have the best outfield ha has
ever had. Knabe haa been manager for
two year.
did not tak an actW part In th cam
paign, PRAIRIE PARK WHIST
SHARKS WIN OVER BLUFFS
viral Council Bluffs whist "sharks"
Invaded th lralrl Park club houa
Monday evening with th vldent In
tention of administering a fall houa
cleaning to th Tralrt f ark player, but
th result showed that tney were in
clean-eea" rather than the ciean-era.
Loula Nelson and Chief Dunn, playing
East and West, hd Dreyfus and Scan
null, clavlna North and South, are wear
ing the high score badges for. th week.
On Friday evening th fralrl rarK
Whist club will stage a larg mixed pair
contest.
Monday evening's score follows:
VIST AMD WV..OT PT.AYttRfl
Kelson and Dunn plua 13 l-
Manning and Xruce ......plus 4 l-
Koss and Blrklrr plus I l-
lltii'k and Hhawcross.... plus t l-
Abbott and Cowdry plu 1-t
uenjamin ana ntnuu, ui
cll Hluffs minus 1 l-
Unprl. nil W .nam.v.r tnlnna 11.1
Hawaon and tlnllup minus .(
Lcucse ana itrmejr .....minua iv e-e
NOnTII AND SOUTH PLAYEHS.
Dreyfus and Hcannell plus I 1-1
Barton and Ueynolda plus 4 i-S
tails and Martin plua I
Iti'njainln and Water, Council
Bluff plua 1 l-
Lanafellner and Jeffera minus 1 1-t
Btebulns and Chambers minus 1 l-
Mil hen and Blmpeon, Council
Bluffs minus I l-
Iewls snd Con ley minus 4 14
Cook and McCann mlnua T 1-1
OMAHA STUDENT PLAYS
RIGHT TACKLE AT TOME
rORT DEPOSIT, Md.. Nov. I.- Special.)
Douglas Cavera of Omaha played right
tackle for th Tom school eleven, which
defeated Hill school last Saturday at
Potstown, Pa. Although this I his first
year on the team he Is playing a faat and
fearless game, breaking up the oppo
nents' play and getting his man every
time. It was Cavera who made It pos
sible for Tom to score Its first touch
down againat Hill. Ha blocked a punt,
which wss recovered by Wooster, th
giant tackle and carried over th lln for
th flret score of the gam.
HEBRON PROVES SPEEDY
FOR FAIRBURY ELEVEN
FAJRBTJRT. Neb., Nov. sWSpeclal
Telegram.) Hebron annexed the second
victory of tha season from th Falrbury
High school this afternoon, when it took
a fast gam by a score to to 1 End
run with god Interference wea respon
slbl for th victory. Will Thomas regis
tered th only touchdown of th gam
for Falrbury, and th locals failed to
kirk goal. Th acor stood a tl at the
nd of th first half. Tb llneupi t
HEBRON. I
Whitney IE
Mconnel L.T.
Hlcharde ..L....LO.I
Thomas C.
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Hathaway R.T
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Tlbbett B.B
Talbot LH.
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bhearer P.B.
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LE Ward
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I-O Hare
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BO Munn
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H K Knohle
Illl Thomas
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WUklnaon
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SHERIFF ADVERTISES
K.C. BASEBALL STOCK
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Nov. t-fltock In
the Kanaaa City American Association
Baa Ball club today was advertised
by th sheriff for sale on the court house
steps at t oclock Saturday afternoon to
satisfy a I3U Judgment obtained by Rob
art O. Singleton against George Tabeau,
ewoer of the bas ball club, alleging
falsa arrest ta mo.
DanWrl Lewt la Pal I ties.
NEW YORK. Nov. a Complete count
of the vote In the Fifty-ninth altiermanlc
lo(rn't la Brooklyn today showed that
Joim (Jake) lauert. captain and
flietoaarntao of the brooklyu National
leaaue Base Ball club, had ben defeated
Vy A. I tKi'itr.e. hie republlian oppourni,
l votes. Daubert. who was the
LieuavuaU-iudeputlnt ieegu caadidate.
Boslma Meet Poatooaed.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. I. Matt Hln
bel, president of the National Boxing
association, announced today that the
meeting of the aiwoclatlon a-heduled for
November 4 end T In Chicago haa been
postponed to November 11 and 14 at th
earn place.
turn Fight la Off.
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Nov. l-The
proposed fight between Kid Williams of
Baltimore, the tltleholder, and Peter
been arranged for November t in this
cnj-, waa miiia en lonigni, u promot
ers announced.
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AlI-NathiMls Wla.
CHETENNB. Wvo.. Nov. l-The A1U
National defeated the All-American team.
I to J.
State Attacks the
Municipal Court
Suit filed In district court by the state
of Nebraska and O. A. Magney againat
Richard E. Hanter, Arthur H. Murdook
and Robert W. Patrick demands that
they be required to show by what right
they hold the position of Judges of the
municipal court, and that they be ousted
from office and th law passed by the
last legislature held unconstitutional.
The attorneys for the state ara H. H,
Bowes and John O. Kuhn.
Th law creating tha municipal court
waa passed last wlntsr and th three
defendants appointed by th governor
October IL
MISS EDITH L0THR0P
HERE FOR CONVENTION
Miss Edith Lathrop, assistant atsla su
perintendent cf tiooli. la her for th
teachers" convention. She was president
of the atate association for a short terra
several years ago. Last summer sha con
ducted a model rural school in eonneo-
i tlon with th summer school at Johns
j Hopkins f nd her knowledge on this sub
Jest has been of considerable aid to rural
j teachers of this state. x
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