Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

team will return. and these, together with |
new and good players recruited from the
high schools around the state, will form
the nucleus Of a team that should have
no dinculty In walking away with the
state championship. OF last years line
men Center Johnson, Guards Tollofson and
orr, Tackles Cuppett and Captain Brown,
will be In the game. On the ends will be
Hunton and Case, two PLAYERS Of consider
able ability. The back field will have Of
last years team Evans, Simpson Bennett
and Walker. The schedule Of games as SO
far arranged include contests with the
University Of Nebraska. Creighton univer-
sity Dakota Wesleyan university, South
Dakota Agricultural college, Doane college
and Morningsde college.
The suggestion OF the members Of the
Omaha Field club for a state golf tourna-
ment was acted upon with a vim by the
/ clubs Of the state. Some have their golf
/ clubs in an embryo state, but the necessity
/ Of getting team together for the big state
| tournament has made all hustle to be
| represented to the fullest extent. An ef-
/ fort will be made to swell the entry list
| TO sixty or seventy for the first meet and
! thus make a mark for future tournaments
/ TO shoot at II they wish to make good. The
/ Field club has made an enviable reputa-
! ton in the matter Of entertainments for
these visiting club members and the big
/ club house is well suited for caring for
large numbers There is plenty Of locker
| room space and plenty Of locker rooms
and the baths are ample so that there will
be no crowding. no matter in what numbers
| the golfers from the state towns may come
1 in. Considering the short space of time
! which has been consumed in making all
| arrangements for this tournament are
| committee is surely deserving the highest
! praise. Although some disbursements
were encountered at first enough towns
| replied 70 warrant the committee to go on
! with the tournament. making the event az
| strong as possible and thus opening the
way for bigger and better things for an
| other year.
Nebraska Individual Championship-six-
teen to qualify at Is holes, medal play;
| three match rounds of IS holes, and finals
S6 holes; winner TO own cup. Runner-up
solace Class-The second sixteen qualify
for this class and play three match rounds
Of IS holes, and finals Is holes; winner to
| receive cup; runner-up, medal
Team Match-Teams Of four from each
club As many teams as wish may enter
IS holes; inalists may use their scores In
team match. Prize, cup, to belong to win
Entries-Entries may be made with H.
y. Morrill, secretary, county court, Omaha,
ana must De received DN september 10. III
dividual entries, 81 each; team entries, -
''-' THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IA
! Nebraska Individual Championship-Qua
flying round, IS holes. 9 a. m. First round
match play, Is holes. 1870 p. m.
! Solace Class-First match round, is holes,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
Nebraska Individual Championship-Sec-
! Solace Class-Second round, $3.50 a. m
| third round, p. m.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l6
Nebraska Individual Champlonship-Fi-
| Soiace Class-Finals, IS holes, 10 a m.
Team ChamPionshipW,oTsamI cams OF i4HT t IRON
against DOGGY. Play, p m ,,.,..s .,
J. Hoel, William II. Sherraden and J. Is
Rahm of the Omaha Field club, H. T.
Lemist and Harry McGormick OF the
aha S6Sn{rS SG Cub C. %0Fe2
Hastings Country club, P. r; Esterday
OF the lincoln Country club, NJ H FL H1em 1I
| Conaughty OF the Holdrege Golf Club. n
b. Morrill, of the Field club will act as
secretary OF the committee.
II Is probable that another western crew
besides Wisconsin may go TO Poughkeepsle
for eastern rowing honors. Alumni OF the
University of Minnesota are already plan
proposed 70 send to the Hudson. dam
across the river which flows near the uni
yersity is now in process OF construction,
and on its completion will form lake at
least two miles long. This, with the river
which can also be used, will furnish IA
cilities which It is hoped will help Mime
sofa to develop a creditable crew.
The project is already under discussion
by the Alumni OF the university, who have
/ expressed themselves as willing TO sub
scribe an amount sufficient TO equip and
support at least varsity crew. The dam
will not be completed before twelve or
fifteen months, and It is not expected that
a crew which will be able TO take part in
intercollegiate races can be developed be-
fore the spring of 1907. 1t may be that If
such a crew is formed Minnesota may be
content with a dual race with Wisconsin
and that unless fast time is apparent
neither university will send a crew TO the
university regatta.
: Alfred shrubb. the worlds champion dis
lance runner. and J. NJ. Morton, the cham
pion English Splinter have landed in
Canada from England and will in all proba-
bnity visit the United States early in Sep
| TENDER. Arthur Dufrey. the American
Splinter, just home from abroad, received
! a letter from Shrubb recently stating that
I the English runner had succeeded in getting
: the ban against his American trip lifted
, In the event OF Shrubb visiting New York
! Il is likely he will try 10 lower some Amer
. lean distance records at the New York
r Athletic club games 20 be held at Travers
= island September %. The figures for two
- and four miles are at the mercy OF the
, little Englishman. II is quite likely he
4 could break both OF these records on the
4 same afternoon. Shrubs travelling mate
E Morton. is the best sprinter the British
D Isles has known in many day. He de
D feated Arthur Duffey in several match
b. races In England last summer and could
I probably do the same with any OF the east
ern dashers, with the exception Of shicl
Of Harvard.
" Nearly all OF the big eastern colleges arr
! making preliminary plans for the foot bal
= season, although they do not begin worl
until September II or p But candidates
b for the teams have already been at tn,
! college towns for several weeks. Cornell
Pennsylvania and Columbia begin work oil
= the dates mentioned, and Yale, Harvard
: and Princeton will also commence work IL
= a very few days. Coach Reid is already
deep at work IN the preliminary planning
, for the Harvard team. He has a carr