THE r.EE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1921.
North Platte Snows Lincoln High Under 27 to 6 Score Wins State Title1
Line Attach
Of Northerners
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Noi;th Tlatte; J.:b, Nov. 24
(Special Telegram.) -Lincoln High
school went down V defeat here thi
afternoon, 27 to 6, the state cham
pionship contest wh.rh decijrd tli.it
the 1921 interschola tic honor will
remain in the west 1'iU year.
North I'latte won by ou;p!aying
Lincoln during the n'trv name. I'o!-
. lowing a scoreler : first period.
Locke, the star of tie local aj'trrei:
lion. broke loose fc a series of end
runs and sensations! forward psitii
which counted four-! Juchdow n:'. Lin
coln cored in the c sing minutes of
play when Brown rc :eivcd a firwaid
pass from Kriegr ail dashed aero
the goal line for Lincoln's only
touchdown. Thorn, s misses' goal.
North I'latte scorn ,'ts first touch
down as a result t a drive no the
field which ended 60-yard proces
sion of gains and eft anted fiat blew Mi
in the bitterly tougr. strugtjl:.
Locke S ores.
Locke carried the ball across and
Shaner kicked goal. The ore at
the end of the first half wat 7 to 0
in favor of North F'sMc.
Locke scored at the opin'iic f.f
the third quarter wb:n he retlcd off
a 60-yard run lir touclulowif
Shaner again kicked goal. ISefore
the period was over, Locke had again
carried the the bal. across but this
time the North Piute halfback
fumbled, Healey, Lowever, recover,
ing the ball.
Shaner missed g 'J. In the fourth
period Bunnell carrl the ball acros
for a touchdown aeJ Shaner kicked
goal. . Lincoln scc-r rd its touchdown
in the last two miutes of the final
quarter when Browj receised a fur
ward pass front Krirg and raced
across the Nor'h Fttte goi.L
Captain Thomat. of xhr Lincoln
team missed the teal kick ard the
final' count stood 2" to 6, giving the
state title to Nontl Flatti.
The playing of lockei.ml Shaner
of the North Fla e b.n kfirld Ma
tured. Locke did t ost ef his workj
arojtnd the Eincobr ends, while Sha- j
ner. squirmed thresh tlie line fort
consistent yardage
In. the line, Cm rman, Vot and
Healey . did "well. Cvermau got away
with ' some good r-irt ti the Uti
quarter, until Lotl .j tool: ever Ihe
kicking work. Y aide! in halt
ing the Lincoln tl ve tlirough the
line.' v
J '.. Thomas anil fCtiej Star.
Thomas and KreR wcr: fte mam
ground . gainers lot Lincoln. 1 he
Capital City- captah cauted the lo
cals' considerable. urry ii the frl
half, while in thetfi al jtirtrr Kri
was on the thro- in nid H the
forward passes wl:ch nmnted l.
coin s touchdown Jn the w. i
Hutchinson and J-i .-'per ihoed t? j
to good advantage. 1 he Lincoln ctb-'
ter proved a hart1 man ti contend
with. The Rutar club of North
Platte welcomed -tie Linic-In !
at the station las night. The Fis
club entertained - he boy k
evening" and the fs wan:s tlub wets?
hosts to the Red ind lUk q-ji4
at a breakfast in onor it the visi
tors this morning.
Tonight the two team are
entertained at the ith theater. TW
Rotarians and Ki anians utr,i.-4
the game in a b ".y. Tie rro .!
which witnessed . t ganve tas- j
bered 4.0U0, and ; the Urge! i j
the annals of Noiti Platte t.t bt'i, ,
large delegations rom neifchV f-s j
towns journeyed to the Lincoln j
county scat to wi ness the contest. J
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Referee, Harold ih !cn. Omafca. -pire,
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linesman, Paul Zinnr. rm Ltuuxsi.
Hartington H gh
- Claim: State Title
Hartington, Ne
(Special.) Hartinj.
cinched its ; right t
school foit ball
Nebraska today
here, 46 to 7. Thi
lOth victory "with i
gamifs.
Wayne plaj-ed -a
but was comply
Hardington's oft'e
working order as
downs to Waynes'
Armour, Hjrt iv
State fjlilacV. p'v
putting the ball it
team-mates t'" p'rt
several runs tor &
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in the fourth.
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Alma Closes reason
With Clean Siih
Alma. Nel-. t. 2t ijo:
Telegram.) The t .itkfe ttti As
team ended the im ba't tea" t-;
dav by ieiear'-j he Ut OVr '
(Kan.) team. -1 1 0. Trs is t"
same team ih-.t J CaTr:?te
a t:e a few we-fio gA A'ma bi
played nine g ur-s tuts si?!
Nebraska High School Champs far; 1921 A:
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230-Milc Race
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Lo Angeles, C'al'Nov, 24, Ed
die llrarne won today's annual 250
niile automobile race on the Heverly
Hill peeday, but Tommy Milton,
who came in second, took the lead
in the race for points toward the
national championship. Milton
pord Koseni Sarlcs out of the na
tional rmitrit I 'ad when Sarles was
forced out f f the race at the IStnh
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tlearues tune was Z hours lo
minulfs 55 second.' " Frank Eliott
was third, Jimmy 'Murphy, fourth;
Harry Hartz. fifth, and Eddie Miller,
ith. Four of the 1J drivers were
fwcrj out at various stages.
The trark was slippery from
tbotvrri, which fell intermittently in
the first hour ot trie grind, but the
racers kept rvht along at a speed
which aTetagrd, so far ar the lead
er were concerned, from 110 to 112
miles an hour. At one period the
management considrred filling off
the race became eif the danger from
the wet trark. The drivers took the
barked turn at a rate that rau.sed I
gasps among the spectators, but nbl
off was hurt and not a car was
tirniged. ...
Immediately after the ace an
nouncement was mad that another
ssftettorrd rneet would be held at
Cmati Der mber ' 11 and that 500
posnts wou'd be awarded to the win
ner there, thus holding the award of
tfc seasonal rtumptottship prize in
baRce unlit that- time. Today's
resolts case Milton J,;70 point and
the Wad aid put Sar!r in second
place, with a total of 1.945 points.
Utah Aggies Win
Rocky Mountain
Lonterence , I itle j
Salt Laie City, Nov. 24 Tbc
t'tih Mrxrvii'ural rIlee of Local,
t'tdss o the Koky mounum
cirrrnfe ft bail title by defeat
tH t'nfity of L'tah team
kre m tVir anniut . Thanksgiving
Ut 1ST", the scnee being 14 to X
Tie i;tcf dearly outplayed the
CriracB. lxtn backs made eot.
Sf.'etit (ir tisrotif h the I'tah line.
Ihtf frtt'tt by ro t'tah'f fum"
ties tm4 tsjrnH thesj into touch-d-wiSM.
'They t sacceeded in in
trcpii? I uh parses fre,tently,
4 r a bif ca.ns as restitt. A
siroHkk by Sti'N trom the 30
yaij be ( t'taS their score in
!. til pnot. Logr scoredl in
the first an 4 thirit period.
Valtin(rton State Troancrs .
Tniiifrsity Flora, 1 1 to 0
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Mtai, Hllaon, llumirll, aiiOm llralry,
Coach Keith Neville's North Platted
ingn scnooi iort nail team won tnc
chanipionship of Nebraska yesterday
on its own gridiron when it defeated
the Lincoln eleven in a hard fought
game by the score of 27 to 6. .
Schaefer's Victories :
Over Hoppe Stamp
Him World's Cue King
Chicago, Nov. 24, Two .victories
over Willie Iloppe, for years su
preme in the 18.2 balk line billiard
world, made Jake Schaefer, jr., the
international champion today.
Hoppe's first defeat Tuesday night
was overwhelming, 400 to 26, and in
the second game last night, although
Hoppe's average for the six innings
was never before equalled ,jn a
championship tournament, was 14
points .below Scbacfcr's , mark ..of
832-6, ,. : , ... .
Hoppe, it was' announced today,
will exercise his right to challenge
within 10 days, but under the rules
the new champion is nat required
to risk his title before March 15,
Cedar Rapids Athlete ; .
Places First in Run
Philadelphia, Nov. 24. Basil Ir
win of the Cedar Kapids (la.) High
school was the first man to finish
today m "the - American . Inter
scholastic cross-country champion
ship race at Fairmount Park. The
course was three miles .. aad 100
yards. Irwin won ' the indiVTduai
title in 18 minutes and 10 seconds f
Maryland and North Carolina
State Play to 6 to 6 Tie
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 24. The
foot ball teams of University of
Maryland and North Carolina State
battled to a 6 to 6 tie on a muddy
field today. " ' ' '
In the second period, Carolina
made a touch down by a forward
pass from Faucette to Homewood.
Maryland tied the score on two drop
kik by Briwii:
Virginia University Loses to . ,
North Carolina Eleven
Chapel Hill, N. C. Nov. 24--The
t'mversity of North Carolina de
feated the University of Virginia iri
their annual foot ball game today? 7
o 3. Carolina's score came in the
second period when Captain Lowe
made a 30-yard end run for a touch
down after Virginia bad kicked a
field goal in the first quarter. '"
Milwaukee Club Denies .
Matching Buff and Moore
Milwaukee. Wis.. Nov. 24 The
National Athletic club today demed
it had matched Bantamweight Cham
pion Johnny Buff and Pal Moore
for a bout b' n Pererrher 1? Try
promoters say Buff demands a
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:' Tarkio College
Omalia University Wins Final
Ganie of Season liy 14 '
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Tarkio,. Mo:, Nov. : 24. .(Special
Telegram,) Tarkio tollege'. .lost ..its
first Thanksgiving '. foot -.ball 'game
of its athletic career; here ' this aft
ernoon when' Coach Ernie Adams'
Omaha University-Maroons' trounced
the locals, by the'score of . 14"to 3
in a well-played contest. ' '
The Mafadns chalked' 'p ' their
first ' touchdown 'in' the' initial quae-.
ter, when Banner plunged through
left tackle tand. faced. 20. Sards': Jor
a tally,. -Maxwell kjekert ,tiie goal.. :'
Following' tre 1 .Olflahatts ';'tott;cJj
down, pragoo.Kend for Tarkio,: .drop
kicked from-- the't.Oyard Jipe,' for
the ; locals"' thre tallies.
In 4he 'second quarter uarter
bapk -Maxwell skirted the Tarkio
left end for 10 yards and -the sec
ond Omahaf touchdown." He kicked
his own goal. . . .- ',.' '
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...Lew . Tendler in '!';
Two Short Rounds
Philadelphia, Nov. 24- Lew Tend-
jer, . x nuaaeipnia iiRnLweigpr, gave
Manuel Azevedo Of California such a
severe beating-today that the Pacific
coast boxer rwas forced , to quit in
less than a minute after the opening
of the second round -Azevdo was
outclassed from the start and after
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hooks to the body and jabs and up
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Cornell Trims
Pcnnsy, 41 to 0
Itharans Down Ancient Rivals
For First1 Time in Six
Years.
Philadelphia, Ta.. . Nov. 24. Cor
nell'! b'tg red team came out of a six
year slump today and defeated
Pennsylvania. 41 to 0. The Ithacans,
wiio.had not crossed the Red and
lllue goal line since 1915, over
whelmed the Pennsylvania eleven,
scoring six touchdowns. Hanson
missed one of his five attempts at
kicking' goals. Only onre did the Red
and Blue have the ball within Cor
nell's 30-yard line.
To Eddie Kaw, left halfback on
Dbbie's unbeaten team, goes the bulk
of the Rlory. Five times he crossed
Pennsylvania's goal line, and time
and again he made dashing runs
through the- quaker team.
The heavy ra n made the field a
marsh. The light Pennsylvania barks
were unable to get started, and were
frequently thrown for losses.
Beatrice Highjrims
Wisconsin Champs
Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 24. f Special
Telegram.) Coach "Bish" Hughes'
Beatrice High athletes trimmed the
Appleton machine, Wisconsin State
champs, before a crowd of 4,000, 42
to 0; at Athletic park here.
"Pid" Purdy, quarter, was the star
of the game, his passes to Captain
Mathews and Worley, ' r.ds, aver
aged 25 yards. . Pete Beckwith, 128
pound half, also played a good game.
Beatrice, with a te.am averaging at
140 pounds, lost to Lincoln last week
in k state title game through a fluke
decision, it is said.
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War Zone Pays 30
, To 1 in Feature Race
New Orleans, Nov. 24. War
Zone at 30 to I won the Thanks
giving Day handicap, which was
the feature, of tha opening day of
the winter racing seston at Jef
ferson park today. War Zone is
owned. by A. F. Drayton and was
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Allen Wins Baby
Marathon Race
Covers Course in 20 Minutes
And 2 2-5 Seconds Medics
' Capture Honors. -
Harriers of the Nebraska Medical
college of Omaha won the bulk of
the honors in the Y. M. C; A eighth
annual cross-country race, Edgar
Allen finishing first; George Fisher,
second; Teddy Stcmmons, third, and
Harry Krctzlcr, winner of last year's
race, filth.
Allen's time for the three and a
quarter mile sprint was 20 miautes
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of the University of Nebraska fin
ished fourth and Frank Mann of
Council Bluffs, seventh.
J. Morris won the cross-country
walk over the same course with a
time of '36 minutets and three-fifths
seconds.
Gold medals were awarded ath
letes finishing first and second, silver
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inost winners in the hill .tnd dale
event, captured a silver trophy.
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South High Loses
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Grand Island, Neb., Nov. 24.
fnr-inl lW'ilrl a toiirhfloa-n All
straight foot ball in the f nirtli period,
drainl island nigit deleatcd outli
Omaha high here toil.iy in the hard
est fotisht battle on the cridiron this
season by a score of 7 to 0. ,
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and "Brogan" Kelly were also among
the stars.
When the final whistle sounded
South Omaha had the ball well with
in Grand Islands 10-yard line.
Marquette Defeats
Wabash College, 7-0
Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 24. Mai
quette university closed its 1921
foot ball season today by defeating
Wabash college, 7 to 0. Marquett"
scored in the third period when
Markuress caught a forward pass
which bounced from the hands of a
Wabash player over the Wabash
goal line; The visitors had many
chances to score during the first
half but the penalties prevented.
West Virginia Meets Defeat on
On Grid By 33 lo 0 Score
Morgantown, V. Va., Nov. 24.
Washington and .Jefferson defeated
West Virginia, 13 to 0, in a game
played in the rain on a muddy field.
It was the first defeat sustained by
West Virginia on its home field in
five years.
Lone Star Teams Tie
College Station, Tex., Nov. 24.
Texas university and Texas A. and
M. played a 0 to 0 tie in their annual
Thanksgiving game today.
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Panthers and !
Pcnn State Tic
Neither Team Able to Score
During dyne Colonna
Stars for Pitt.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 24. Penn State's
undefeated foot ball team came to
the Panther's home town today, and
the University of Pittsburgh gridi
ron warriors held the Nittany Lion,
to a scoreless tie. The game wa
1-Tayed on a field ankle-deep in mud-
Pitt outplayed the visitors, register .':
ing seven first downs to four for'1
State. '. !
Colonna, Pitt' full back, was i i
conMstcnt gainer, and when he gavi '
way to Hewitt, late in the game, ht
was given a great ovation. '
l'itt started a drive late tn thi ,
first period, registering a first down
on the first play. At the opening -of
the second. Colonna made two.
more first downs, but finally Davit ;
was forced t punt. Fumbles wert -frequent.'-
Pitt added three more.r
first downs in the third quarter, Ccxv,.
lonna and llavies running the ball : i
to Slste's 18-yard line. At thii.l.
stage Wilson intercepted a forward,,
pass, and the Panther's drive endet'
Wayne Cops State
Conference Title "
By 1 4 to 0 Victory ,
Wayne, Neb., Nov. 24. (Special.) -Wayne
won from Grand Island
here today in a spectacular game ol
foot ball, 4 to 0. A. Rcnneck and F. ':
Peterson starred'for Wayne. i'
Wayne hold! an undefeated title '
in the state conference.
Wayne's goal was never in danger;
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