Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-04

a tumble and lost it Immediately in the
same manner. A brave broke through left
guard for eight yards and was downed by
Callahan. The next two downs added one
yard through right tackle and four on GEN.
ter. Then Balm, taking the chance Of a
fine hole between right end and tackle, and
cleverly lodging along, carried the ball to
within four feet Of the goal line. Next play
he carried it past left end for a touchdown
after twelve minutes of play. Dubois kicked
the goal. Haskell 6, Creighton 0.
Creighton Ties the score.
Eddie Creighton kicked of forty-hve yards
for Omaha and the ball was returned ten
yards. Then the red men took six yards
around Hobbs and eight more past Roney.
Then Creighton was penalized ten yards
for off side play, but got the ball next down
on a tumble. Weleh pushed ahead for two
yards, Eddie Creighton and Walker made
short gains, but on next the Indians held
and took the ball on their fve-yard line.
Archiquette slipped past left and ran forty
yards. but lost the ball when thrown.
Creighton fooled the red men with a de-
layed pass and Callahan circled left end
and ekuding tacklers, ran forty five yards
for touchdown. This was seven minutes
from the second kickoff. Walker kicked an
easy goal. Haskell, 6, Creighton, 6.
Mustain returned Dubois thirty-hve yard
kickon eighteen yards. Welch bucked the
line for three yards, but Mustain was
thrown back Of the line on a try at right
end. Creighton punted forty yards, ball
run back fifteen. The Indians lost on first
down and had six TO make on third. Punted
thirty yards out OF pounds. Ball brought
in; Walker hit the line for three yards
and Eddie Creighton two. Indians got ball
on tumble and Balm circled left END for ten
yards.
Next four yards around Hobbs. Archi-
quette slipped past Roney for fifteen yards
on double pass, lost ball, but fell for Il.
Creighton stood nobly and held Indians for
downs. Omaha's ball two feet from line
Time called. Score for half. Haskell, 6;
Creighton. 6.
second Half Sees Smuggling.
Eddie Creighton kicked on forty yards;
Archiquette brought it back twenty-five
The Indians first down was for no gain
Felix then bucked left tackle for eight
yards, then Balm ran across the field, but
could not gain. Creighton held for two
downs and Haskell punted. ball rolling e
line and being brought back to the twenty.
Eve yard line by Callahan. Next dowI
Mulalley Of Creighton and Dubois of Has.
kell were ruled out for slugging. Dubois
very angry, knocked down Welch. Kennel!
and Lugo were substituted Play resumed
after much wrangling. Callahan took twelvu
yards on a delayed pass, hve yards wer'
added through the line and Walker los
three. Creighton punted thirty yards an,
the buck who returned the ball ten yard
dropped, but fell on 1t. The red mel
made four yards through center, but fsile,
TO add to this. so punted. Callahan caugh
the oval at the goal line and by e~xcellen
lodging carried IL twelve yards. Creighton
tried the line three times, but were he'll
for downs. The Indians only made two an.
a half on two downs. Then Balm made
beautiful place kick for goal from the thir
ty-hve yard line. the ball sailing squared
between the uprights. Haskell. IL; Creigh
ton, G..
Indians Playing Hard.
At Omaha's kickoff, Eddie Creighton sen
the ball across the goal line, where an In
! dian fell on IL. After this touehback