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OMAHA HIGH WINS
. OFF BEATRICE MEN
Sixteen to Three Score, Win
ners Outplaying Opponents
at Every Stage.
MORIARITY , IS THE STAR
Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 3. (Special
Telegram.) Beatrice High school
was put out of the running (or the
gridiron championship of the state to
day when Omaha won by a score of
16 to 3. v -
A place kick by Kilpatrick in the
second quarter netted Beatrice its only
score. In the first half Beatrice out
played the visitors,- Coach Mulligan
. having held Moriarity out until the be-,
ginning of the second half. '
With the score 3 to 0 in favor of
Beatrice at the opening of the second.
half, Mortanty went in and with a
rush Omaha made two touchdowns, a
goal and a field goal, making a 16 to 3
score. - , "
vv Does Great Work., ' .
Moriarity is undoubtedly one of the
best men that has ever played on the
local gridiron and the Omaha plays
were built up around him.
The second half opened with Oma
ha's captain returning the kickoff
forty yards. Omaha blocked a place
kick attempted by Beatrice and had
the ball with but twenty-five yards to
. go. A touchdown was made after a
stubborn battle, but Omaha failed to
kick goal. A couple of plays after
the kickoff which followed Moriarity
interceoted a forward oass and ran
thirty-five yards for the second touch-!
down, uoal was kicked. I
At the opening of the last period
Omaha had only five yards to go, but
failing to break through the line, made
a field goal, netting thuee points more.
Go to Lincoln Today.
A number of rooters accompanied
their team from Omaha. The 'team
will remain here tonight and- go to
Lincoln tomorrow to see the univer
sity game. Lineup:
BEATRICE.
OMAHA.
Parrott . .R.E.lR.E
KHpatrick R.T.lR.T.
Murray ..R.a.!R.G
Bodwell C.C...
unepnard
fhiuips i
Hinchey
A. Bohner. ..... .L.Q.lUa Iveraen
Patrick X.T.IL.T Painter
Btell L.E.jUE... FearBon
Ky)9 , Q. Q. .. Maxwell
Harsh R.H. R.H Smith
U. Bohner. L.H.lL.H.'. Harper
Jonen F.jP..,.. Peterson
Substitutes: I PobbB for L. Bohnfr, Harsh
for Kyle, Slevenn. for Harsh, Cheek for
Dobbs, L. Bohner for Cheek, Kyle for Harsh,
Harsh for Stevens, Moriarity for Harper,
Comp for Shephard. Referee:, Johnson of
Peru. Umpire: Towle of Lincoln, , Head
linesman: King of Lincoln.
Wesleyan Beaten , " .
By Morningside
Lincoln, Nov. 3. Morningside col
lege of Sioux City outplayed Ne
braska Wesleyan university at every
stage of their foot ball game here to
day, winning by a score of 17 to 0.
Wesleyan was weak in tlcfense, the
tackling being especially poor. Morn
ingside scored touchdowns and goals
from touchdown in the first and third
periods and a drop kick in the second.
Johnson, at right half, was the most
consistent ground-gainer for the Iowa
team.
Harvard High Takes
Fall Out of Hastings
Hastings, Neb., Nov. 3. (Special
Telegram.) Harvard High defeated
Hastings High, 21 to 0, in a hard
fought foot ball game this afternoon.
G. Devaughan and Smith made fifty
yard runs for touchdowns and Hig
gins made the third touchdown with
scarcely a yard to gain. Lineup:
HARVARD.
HAST1NHB.
Danfl.ld .....
'.n.'E.in.E.
Brooha,
Blue. Blren
"BrodrU'l:
Ir.e.
R.T.IR.T.
R O.IR.G.
. ..c.c...
,L.O. I..G.
.L.TVI..T.
L.K.'L.BT.
R.H.IR.H.
Forney
Nowka
M. Dftvauvhan
Hendrlckson .
Plant
O. Devaughan
Moirer
Smith
ItarmH j
Bntton
Jiang I
rt,rn
Atlcock
Dollow
Way
flhalley
Phllblick
Hull, Blue
F.B.F.B.
L.H. .. H.
L.H.
CO...
HiRgln.
HaVtier
Ong Win lrt Game,
Ong, Neb., Nov. S. Ong High school
basket ball team began the aeason by de
feating Davenport, on the. latter' floor, by
a score of 88 to 18. Captain Moaley and
aosenqulst played atellari ball for Ong. Ben
Uiller and Slips were the only ones of the
Davenport players who could looate the
basket. Ong waa only defeated once out
of six game played last year, and the pros
pecta are aplendld tor another winning
team.
Taxes Reduced in Dry Denver.
I hereby certify the fact that my
taxes for the last year, under the wet
administration,' on my residence prop
erty at 51 West Fort avenue, Den
ver, Colorado, were $293.00 and
that my taxes have been reduced for
next year, under the dry administra
tion, $35.00 on this property, making
next year's taxes $28.00, being a re
duction of 12 per cent.
(Signed) JOHN LARSON,
Denver, Colo.
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Football Games Today
' - . CENTRAL WEST.
At Minneapolis Illinois vs. Minnesota.
At Chicago Purdue vs. Chicago. -At
Cal urn bus Wisconsin vs. Ohio state,
At Bloomlngton Nortwestern . vs. In
diana. At Vermillion South Dakota university
vs, Michigan Aggies.
lAt Ann Arbor Washington university vs.
Michigan. s
At Columbia Texas vi. Missouri. "
At Lawrence Oklahoma vs. Kansas.
At Lincoln Ames vs. Nebraska.
At. St. Louts Cretghton vs. St. Louts.
At Tulsa Oklahoma A. ft M, vs. Henry
Kendall.
At Lake Forest Northwestern, college of
Watertown vs. Lake Forest.
At Decatur -ShurtWf vs. Mllllkln.
At Charleston Blackburn vs. Bait Illi
nois normal.
At Normal Bradley vs. Illinois Normal
university.
At Cincinnati Wooster vs. Cincinnati.
At Lexington Miami vs. Transylvania. .-
At LouisvilleGeorgetown vs. Loutnvllle,
At Crawfocdsvllle Barlham vs. Wabash..
t At Oreenoastle Butler ve. Do Pauw
At Delaware Case vs. Wesleyan. '..
' At Cleveland Oberlln vs. Weitern. re
serve. . -V
At Northfleld Belolt vs. Carle ton.
. At Grand Fork North Dakota Aggies
vs. North Dakota university.
At Crete University of tfmaha vs. Doane
colleger
At University Place Mornlngatde collegl
vs, Nebraska Wesleyan.
At Hastings Nebraska Central vs. Hast
ings college, -
- At Kearney York college vs, Kearney
normal.
i At Bloomlngton Illinois college vs. Illi
nois Wesleyan.
At Fayette Central college vs. Drury col
lege. At Tarklo Tarklo college vs. Missouri
Wesleyan. '
At Baldwin Baker university vs. South
western college. J
At Pella Central college vT Penn col
lege. -
At St. Mary St Mary's college vs. Kan
sas Wesleyan.
At Emporia Ottawa university vs. Em
poria college. m
At Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan vs. Simp
son college. 1
At Toledo Pes Moines college, vs. Lean
tier Clark college.
At Storm Lake Iowa State Teachers' vs.
Buena Vista,
At Dubuque Dubuque college vs. St.
Ambrose. .;'
' v.-- ' ' 'BAST.
At Cambridge Virginia vs. Harvard.
At ' Princeton Bucknell vs. Princeton. ,
At Annapolis Washington A Lee vs.
NavjrA a '
At New Haven Colgate vs. Talt.
At U yen town, Pa. Albright vs. Sus
quehanna. . At Amherst Trinity vs Amherst
At Watervllle, Me. Colby vs. Bates,
At Ithaca Carnegie vs. Cornell.
At Washington, D. C Urslnus vs. George
Washington university.
At Baltimore awartnmore vs. Jonns uop-
kins. , - .
At South Bethlehem Muhlenberg; vs.
At Newark Holy Cross vs. Rutgers. '
At Boston Springfield T. M. C. A,, vs.
Worcester. r , ' '
At Medford Massachusetts Aggtes vs.
Tufts. .
. At West Point Notre Dame vs. Army.
At Philadelphia La Fayette vs, Pennsyl
vania. '
At Pittsburgh Alleghany college vai Uni
versity of Pittsburgh.
Hastings College j
Gets Fourth Defeat
Hastings, Neb.. Nov. 3. (Special
Telegram.) Hastings colleeg went to
their fourth defeat today at the hands
of the Nebraska Central college, by
the score of 27 to 0. It was a nicely
fought contest throughout,' but in
favor of Central collge through the
orilliant work of Finch. Bennett and
Grieves, these , men doing the most
of the lugging. Hastings depended
mostly upon Thurber and Gault for
their ground gaining. The lineup: .
CENTRA!,, HABTINOS.
Puckett ' R.E.lR.E Cook
Bennett (C.) R.T.R.T ...... (C.) Dunlap
Hanson ..R.G.IR.O.. Btoln
Tohneton CIC. ...J. Brltnr
Mofflt ...,.,:,,l,.O.IL.O Rlffe
Barnes . , . . ,'.4 . . L.T.1 I..T '.i.... Paulson
Johnson .'. I,. (V A. Brown
Grieve . , Qt!.:Q.U Pottir
Finch ,.,..R.li.jR.ll., Ttnrher
Ejigle I. iV I..U. , , Osult
R. Hanson t-'.U, F.H, ; Biiugh
Substitutes: Orfra!. Korkett. OII'Hon nnrt
Newman: Hustings. r. Brltner. Tny.lor, and
Brown. Touchdowns: Klnch f 3 1 , R. Han..
,aon, Bennett, tlonjs from tourh,!on-n : Fln
(9). Onirlals: Rtfsree: Hugg. Nebrask.-.'.
Umpire: Beltz-r. NVbroska. Head. linn:,
man; Temple, Nebraslta. ;, -J' .
Foot Ball Scores
Omaha, High, 18i Beatrice. S.
Morningside, 17 1 Ncbraaku, Weelernn, 0. '
' South High. 7i Commerce High, A. 1
Harvard High, 31 1 Hastings High, 0.
Nebraska Central, 27 j Hasting College, 0.
Oothenhurg High, i Broken Bow, to.
Lincoln High, en i Sural rails, 0.
' Doane, 10 1 University of Omaha, e,
Aurora High, 7i VovR college seconds, 0. -brand
Island High, 7: York, 0.
' ' Breathing Becomes Easier
After & few dose of Dr. Bell' PlnaTar.
Honey, Inflammation la arreated, you cough
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A lr I I I I niil ITT CHI IT. a V I I r'l C li' I - 1 111
THE BEE: OMAHA,' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
Copyrifht, 1919.
International Ntwt ftarvle
WANT TO0TC
WORK, DOT IT ,
NOVTNT INTW
FEFtE WITH
.OLF-
ARMY AND NOTRE
: j DAME TO MEET
West Point Faces Formidable
., Indiana Eleven and Hot
' fit Battle Expected. , ..' "
COLGATE TO ENGAGE YALE
New York,' Nov. 3. With few'ex
ceptions, the more important easfern
college foot ball teams, face compara
tively easy games tomorrow and de
feat, with their big contests only a
week or two away, would bt the most
sensational form-upset of the season.
Among the leading elevens the, Army
and-Navy teams ippear to have the
most dangerous opponents of the day.
"The Army will figure in the one
intersectiohal game, meeting Notre
Dame. While West Point is admitted
to be stronger than a year ago, the
Indiana collegians have not aban
doned hope of repeating the victory
of last season, and reports indicate
that the team is fully as formidah
as twelve months ago. The cadets,
however, have piled up an impres
sive record themselves and the con
test at West Point should be one of
the best in this section tomorrow,
i The Navy faces the Washington
and Lee eleven, which the Army de
feated October 7, by a score of 14
to 7. All three combinations invol"
in this triangle have improved consid
erably since early season. "'' t
-.T Colgate at Yale. V
Colgate will go to New Haven
an attempt to i repeat its 1915 viotory
over me oiue, dux tne new xorK
state, team will find Yale an entirely
different proposition from that of
year ago. . -
Both teams have shown that they
are above the ordinary this season.
Neither has been defeated and whije
they have not' met a mutual oppon
ent, an analysis of their records leads
to theopinion among foot ball fol
lowers that Yale is likely to triumph
by a narrow margin.
Princeton and Pennsylvania haie
drawn comparatively weak opponents
and each eleven should come through
to "victory. The Tigers will be oo
posed by Bucknell. Lafayette will
face Pennsylvania and there is noth
ing in the record of the eleven which
would indicate that the Quakers will
be forced hard to score a Victory.
Crimson Meets Virginia.
Much interest will attach -to lhe
Harvard-Virginia game in. view of
the fact that Yale defeated the south-
(POUTirAL APVERTI8EMBNT.)
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SHOril FORGET TO VOTE FOR A. D. COMPTON.
Watch Your Ballot and Place an X Before Bis Name Ton Will Hot
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ern team, 61 to 3, earlier in the
Season.
f Cornell will line up against Car
negie Tech, with its team in process
of reconstruction, and as the visitors
are above the ordinary in strength,
speed and strategy, the contest
should be close and interesting, with
the Ithaca eleven having the edge.
AMES LAND5L0AD OF
BEEF ffl LINCOLN
Husky Hawkeyes Confident of
Cleaning Nebraska in. Cham
pionship Clash Today,
ROOTERS ARE ON THE WAY
Lincoln, Nov. 3. (Special Tele
gram.) Coach Mayser,v' heading a
squad of twenty-five players from the
Ames Agricultural college, arrived in
Lincoln tonight for the game with the
Huskers Saturday afternoon,' which
will determine the Missouri Valley
conference title. : ,
While Mayser is very careful iti-his
statement, confidence is brimming out
all over the Aggies and they plan to
take Nebraska's measure. The Husk
ess will be outweighed ift the game to
morrow three pounds to a man. The
Uwans have an advantage of nine
pounds per man in the line, while the
Husker backfield averages six pounds
heavier per man.
A big special train with 300 Ames
students is due to reach Lincoln early
in the morning and a big crowd is ex
pected at the game. :?.A-
The Awes lineup isi Jones, right
end; Denfeld, right tackle; W. R.
Skine, , right guard; Firkins, center;
Barker, left guard; Schalk, lifet tackle;
Packer, left end; Slosaf quarterback;
Johnson, right halfback; Heater, full
back; Aldrich, left halfback.
The Huskers had only a light signal
drill tonight in preparation for the
game. ' (
Tern Dollar for High Soon, i v
Henry Murphy of the South Side offered
a prise of 910 for tha beat icoro made
at the Farnam . bowling alley up to and
Including election night. THa high arorea
thua far are: W. H. Howell, 09, John
Amaden. CSS; U. Kent, 611; Jamaa Jaroah,
6I. . . v, . . .
Gothenburg High Wins.
Gothenburg, Neb., Nov. S.(Bpeolal Tele
gram.) Gothenburg High defeated Broken
Bow High at Broken Bow today, 4 to 0.
Gothenburg playa Grand Island here next
Friday. . ' ,
- Aurora Mgh Win.
Aurora. Neb.. Nov. 8.(Hperlal Telegram.)
, tn a hard-played game of foot ball today
the Aurora High ur'houl defeated Hie serond
team of York college by the score of 7 to 0.
Captain Tllman of Aurora made the only
touchdown during the first quarter.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
for' County Commissioner
. I the Only Real Parmer
in Douglas County for whom
the people can vote at the
November 7 election. He
lives in Waterloo Precinct.-
Voters of Ojnaha and sur
roundine country should re-
member this fact.
A. D. Compton has a real
knowledge) of good roads,
I bridges, etc., and promises,
I if lnJ in i.r than, hi.
careful attention. '
lie is highly regarded as
a business man of ability by
everyone who knows him.
He has been a success as a
farmer and will, be such if
elected County Commis
sioner. He has lived in
Douglas County 35 years
and been a taxpayer over
20 years.
4, 1916.
Drawn for
FEW TORN OUT TO
SEE HOUND RACES
Scant Hundred or So Attend
Coursing Events, Which Are
Somewhat Disappointing.
ONLY TWO FAVORITES LOSE
A scant hundred or so persons
turned out for the third day of the
second Omaha coursing meet at the
Douglas county fair grounds yester
day, and most of them were more or
less disappointed.
In the first place, the All Age stake
was scheduled to start yesterday. But
for some reason or other the start of
this event was postponed until today
and the puppies were raced again yes
terday. I
The meet was slow and only the
first and second rounds were run off.
Many bad rabbits were turned loose,
with the result that several times
three rabbits were turned loose before
the dogs were released from the slip,
Two Favorites Lose.
Only twice werefavorites beaten
and the wise betters reaped a harvest.
In the second round Pete Baden de
feated Fashion Model after racing one
tie, with the odds running 10 to and
3 to 2 on Fashion Model, King Hare
won from Boney Jim in the second
round, with the odds on Boney Jim.
The boys who got on the short end of
these bets cleaned up.
As on Thursday, only one rabbit
managed to make his escape. One
other rabbit almost skipped through
the escape, but was driven out by the
pursuing hounds.
Today the semi-final and final
rounds of the puppy stake started yes
terday will be run and the All Age
stake started. Twenty-four dogs, in
cluding Grace Rockwell, Mr. Cannon
and the Clair dogs, are entered. Re
sults yesterday were:
FIRST ROUND. f
Pete Baden won from Titanic, -.
Fashion Model won from Muddy Roads,
4-3.
Boney Jim won from Wild mora, 7-a.
King Hare won from Sain Baden, 7S.
Mae Golch won from Harlay Cannon. 41.
The Sailor won from The Dancer, U-8.
Neva Pine won fromj.lckety Split, lQ-t.
John C. won from Lasy Clair. 4-3.
SECOND ROUND.
Pete Baden won from Fashion Model, S-S.
King Hare won from Boney Jim, s-B.
Neva Pine won from Maa Uotuh, 10-7.
The Sailor won from John C, 6-8.
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