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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
PRINCETON DEFEATS MIDDIEs
Cadet Team IL Much Lighter. hut Only
One Touchdown IL Made.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. l3.-Princeton this
afternoon manager to score one touchdown
against the much lighter and plucky foot
ball eleven OF the naval academy and to
keep their own goal line from being crossed.
The game was played before nearly 5000
persons From the start Princeton played
hard, line bucking foot ball. This CON
tinued through the half with neither side
able to score.
From right under the goal posts, where
Dillon received the kickoff In the second
half. Princeton began again to hammer the
midshipmen's line, playing STIR light foot
ball. Twice they literally bucked their
way up the field to within reaching dis
lance of the navy goal, but the mldship-
men saved themselves by breaking up
trick formation and once by holding the
Princetons.
After eight minutes of play Spencer re-
ceived Dillons punt on the navys Vineyard
line Spencer kicked the ball out of danger
TO Dillon, who heeled for free kick on
the navy's forty-hve-yard line. Norton
fumbled Cooneys kick and downed the
ball for a touchdown. on the punt out
from the twenty sfive-yard line Spencer's
kick was received by Mccormick I'm MD
field From here Princeton began to buck
it's way toward score. Mccormick started
off with twelve yards and Stoever and E.
A. Dillon aiternated with him In gains,
which placed the ball on the naHys three
ward line. where two PUSHES by McCOr-
mick nut II over Dillon failed to kick a
difficult goal Time was called shortly
after
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
DRAKELOSES THROUCHTRICK
Cornhusken soors Once a. Result 81
Smooth Fleece Of Play.
TACTICS OF NEW RULES ARE OVERLOOKED
Neither side Attempts Forward Pass
or side kick-PeBsIties Heavy
Mcdonald Makes Forty
lard sprint.
cFrOm a stan Correspondent


LINCOLN, Neb., oct. 13.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Nebraska Cornhuskers won
from Drake on the gridiron today. but the
Towsns threw a scare into the Cornhusker
camp. for Nebraska's victory was by the
slender score of 5 to o. Drake marshaled
an eleven slightly heavier than the Corn
huskers and played a stiff game. both on
the offense and in resisting Nebraskas
charges, but the Hawkeyes muffed punts
and lost the ball so perslsteutly on their
fumbes that they were never able to get
within hailing distance of the opposing
goal. The work of the Nebraska backs
in handling punts was much cleaner, the
Cornhuskers exhibiting strong improvement
compared with their weakness in this de-
partment week ago.
Nebraska excpled in ground gaining.
carrying the ball a total Of 10 yards, COM
pared with eighty for Drake Mcdonald.
Nehraska's left end once sprinted forty
yards with the ball for the only brilliant
gain OF the day. Penalties were heavy
against both teams, Nebraska forfelting
sixty yards and Drake thirty.
Both eIevens displayed persistent ten
dency TO play the new game under the
tactics of the old. Not forward pass
or one side kick was attempted by either
side, and both found it impossible to retain
the ball on downs by the usual resort to,
line charges
The first half was scoreless Nebraska
once captured the ball on brakes twelve
yard line, but surrendered its possession
on futile efforts to pierce the Drake line
The Cornhuskers changed quarterbacks in
the second half, Cook succeeding Drain,
and at once took brace. trick play
was responsible for the touchdown. with
the ball only two yards from the side
line, Cooke bluffed at a play around the
middle OF the field, but Mcdonald took
the oval to the other side and raced forty
yards being downed within three yards
of the Drake goal. Drake braced desper-
! ately and the Cornhuskers took all three
downs to force the ball over the goal on
| line bucks. Denslow missed the kickout
and Nebraska forfeited its chance for a
| try at goal The rest of the play was in
Drake territory. Benedict once missing a
! drop kick by only yard. The lineup:
NEBRASKA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
SOUTH OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL WINNER
Plnttsmouth OutcIasscd by Boys from
Packing Town.

The South Omaha High school won lts
first game yesterday from the Plattsmouth
High school by the decisive score Of 20 TO o.
lra;tsmouth played plucky game through
out but WAS outclassed by the superior
speed and science OF South Omaha. The
game was distinguished by sensational long
end runs and open PLAYING. all made by
South Omaha. however, PlGttsmouth play
ing straight foot ball throughout. An even
dozen long runs ranging from nfteen 10
forty yards were made by South Omar a
during the game
The first half started well for Platts-
mouth hut its opponents steadied ON their
nfteen-yard line, and there securing the
hall tore down the field for touchdown.
I'm rerriy all of the rest OF the half the
bali was IN South Omaha's possession.
After Plattsmouth secured the hall e was
forced across its own goal line for safety.
The third touchdown was made bv Munger
after q Sensational thrty-yard run, The
half ended with the score standing IL tO o..
Piattsmouth punted frequently in the sec
ond half, and so held South Omaha to two
touChdownS. The nnal score was ~ to o.
All Of the South Omaha n1ayers put up 4
good game. McCnllough Cohn aud Krug
heing especially worthy Of mention while
Leonard easily starred for PRttsmouth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
MISS CURTIS is GOLF CHAMPION
Boston Woman Wins National TttIe
on Lnks Al West NeMIon.

WEST NEWTON. Mass, Oct. 13--Aliss
Harriet g Curtis OF Boston. playing from
the Essex Country club today, won. the
woman's national golf championship by de-
feating Miss Mary b. Adams, also Of Bos-
ton. but playing from the WollastSa Golf
club. up and ] TO play, on the links OF
the Brae Burn Country club.
Two thousand people followed each stroke
throughout the seventeen holes and were
rewarded for their eXertiOns by seeing
some fine driving, good approach work and
many sensational puts. Miss Curtis out
PLAYED her opponent, although Miss Adams
was unfortunate in several OF the holes.
notably the thirteenth. which happened to
be a critical stage OF the game. Her 100
ward drive fetched the ball ON a hanging
line and on the green she just missed a
half by being compelled 10 lift the ball
from what was within half an inch Oh q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
OMAHA GOLFERS At SIOUX CITY
DIR. sumney IL Beaten In Finals by
Warren nfckinsOu

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. ls.-(special Telc-
eram.)-Dr. II. G, Sumney Of the Omaha
Field club was defeated here today In the
finals OF the championship round of the
interstate golf tournament by Warren
Dickinson OF Des Moines 2 up and / to
play. DR. Sumney was not playing as
strong game as Friday, when he nut H.
II. Ferguson Of Cedar Rapids. la, former
state champion out of tho running, 4 up
and TO play. The championship match
was for thirty-siX holes. Dickinson took
the lead at the very beginning and held II
Throughout. George w. Shields of the
Omaha Field club won the championship
in the solace event this morning defeating
Albert Fullerton Of Sioux City. G up and 9
TO play. A. G. jones' also OF the Field
club won the championship I'm the cOnsola-
ton event, defeating j. l.. Samms Of
LemaTs up and 5 to play
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA UNABLE TO SCORE
svarthmore Wins ny Making Touch
down In second Hall.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. B-The l'ni-
vsrsity OF Pennsylvania foot ball team was
defeated by SWarthmore today In D.
rhe Pennsylyania eleven lost the game be-
cause OF persistent holding and fumbling
i'm the first half-and the further fact that
il possessed no drop kicker. n
IN the first half Pennsylvania worked the
hall inside Swarthmore's Vineyard line
three tines hut because of penalties could
Sv,nrt hmore's score came in the second
half Captain Greene Of PENNSYLVANIA
fIIn1bIed on his own hfteen-yard me.
Swarthmore was penalized fifteen yards for
holding. but Quarterback O'Brien dropped
hack 10 the thirty-yard lire and sent tho
hall wbirilng between the uprights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
CREIGHTON BEATS CORNELL
Iowa Team GOel Town Under the LEGAL
Rush BY 10 to o.
MUCH KICKING AND FbMsLNG IN GAME
New Rules closely Adhered 20 and
Punts EXCHANGED with Great
Frequency During Both
Halves.

The foot ball team from Creighton uni
Nersity won a splendid victory over the
-uong Cornell Qa.J team AT Vintun street
park saturday afternoon I'm a game which
gave good idea OF what the new rules
will do, Creighton started with a rush
after the first kickoff and it looked AZ
though the blue and white boys would
sweep Cornell of its feet. but the Iowa
lads braced when their goal was In danger
and kicked the ball out OF danger and II
seasawed back and forth in the center of
me held until time was called for the first
half.
Creighton won the toss ami choose the
downhill side instead of taking advantage
OF the wind, and this counted considerably
against them. as the punter OF the Cornell
team doubled the distance OF CreiRhtuns
punts every time. Creighton got the ball
on the hrst kickoff and Bronze made a
lofty-yard run to Cornells forty-yard line
ana then by consistent plunges carried the
Dali to the three-yard line where il was
lost. Cornell punted to Bronze. who then
tried for drop kick from the twenty five
yard line, but failed. The ball was punted
to the middle of the field and Creighton
tried to work a trick play by means Of a
forward pass. but failed. The half ended
with the ball in the middle OF the field.
creighton scores.
Magirl took Lamphier's place in the sec
ond half. Creighton kicked OF and the ball
was fumbled on Cornelrs ten-yard line
Aylesworth carried it to the three-yard
line and on the next play put It over In
the corner of the field 50 Bronze missed
the goal. Score, 8 to o.
Cornell Kicked forty yards to Bronze,
who was tackled hard and dropped the
ball after a hard run, giving the ball TO
Cornell on the forty-yard line. Cornell
could not gain, in fact made the distance
on downs not more than twice in the game
and was forced to try a quarter back kick
1t worked successfully, for Cornell man
got the ball In the mixup. Creighton lost
i've yards by an offside play and fumbled
giving the ball to Cornell on the twenty
three yard line. Cornell could not gain
and was forced to kick and after an ex-
change of kicks Cornell got possession OF
the ball on its own fifteen-yard line Cor
nell fooled the kick. and il was
Creighton's ball on the twenty-yard line
Many kicks were exchanged. until finally
Mccormick broke through and blocked q
kick from Cornell. The ball was picked
up and carried over by Magirl and Bronze
missed the goal. Score 10 to o.
Bronze Misses Third Goal
After good start Cornell was agar
forced to It's own goal. where another kicl
was blocked and Creighton got possession
of the ball on the three-yard line Rooney
carried 1t over and Bronze missed the goal
Score Is to o.
The game was noted for the numer.
Gus times the ball was kicked. West kicked
for Cornell and excelled the Creighton
kicker. Creighton also had considerable
difficulty IN handling the punts. which wer,
twisters. The team showed speed at first
but slackened after the first rush to Cor
nell's goal. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
CONDITION
.OwA TEAM
Two Candidates for Quarterback, but
Tackle and Qua ri In Doubt

hockte ana Guard In Doubt
IOWA CITY. la, oct. 13-tSpeciat) -
past two days has been the discovery that
bobby Miller. the crack sioux city sprin-
Since the disqualification Of Bemis. Bru-
german has been the only quarterback ON
me regular squad. From the way I'm
which Miller has been working IL is be-
lieved be will give tho Davenpoir -,
hard run for first honors. Both men are
playing an excellent game. getting the
plays of quickly. passing the ball well
and tacklihg hard and sure In the back
field.
on the whole. the followers OF the same
herc are better satisfied with the way In
which the men are performing now The
opening game of the season s still two
weeks in the future. and I'm fourteen days
II Is believed here that John Chalmers
can teach the men lot OF the fine points
of the great game. During the first
OF the week practice was hindered by the
tact that there were not enough men on
the field to line up two teams. Since
number of students have been induced to
report that difficulty has been overcome
and the men are developing rapidly.
The tackle and guard positions are the
most unsettled on the team. Elliot has
been moved back to his old position at
guard and MacFadden is being tried out
for right tackle Washburn seems to be
fixture at left tackle where lac has
greatly improved his game over last year
Peck and Nolte are the other candidates
for the guard positions but the eventual
selection is still a matter Of speculation.
For ends Knowlton and Carberry seem
to be the first choice at this stage OF the
game Cresco White Is still on the hos
pitAl list, but he is expected to report
shortly.
The back field, with the exception Of
the quarterback. seems to be pretty well
settled, with Kirk at full and Allen and
Kent the two halfbacks. These three men
make the fastest triumvirate of ground e
gamers Iowa has had In those positions in
three years past. Substitutes for these
positions are lacking and Coach Chalmers
will turn his attention to this problem
next week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

The omaha Western league team will
agaln meet the Dietz teams in doutIe-
header Ihis afternoon az DietE park. Wa
moo sam Crawford the famous right
nelder OF the Detroit Americans, will per
form In center field for the Onahas lice"
Han formerly with Omaha. late OF Sioux
city VIII pitch the second game and George
cavort In right field. With Johnny Gonding
guarding the initial sack the games are
certain 20 he fast and interesting through
out. This contest Will be Professional
against Amateur. every player with Omaha
being professional. and the Dietz teams
VIII endeaNor To secure revenge for their
probably be the last Of the season and as
the gate receipts go to the players the
management hopes that large representa-
tive audience Of fans will be on hand al
.:@ p m Following is the lineup first
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Illinois Falls to Score.

CHAMPAIGN, III, Oct. 13.-The foot ball
teams of the Wabash college and the
University OF Illinois opened the season
here today and played a tie game. neither
eleven scoring. II was the first test OF
the new rules on the Illinois field The
visitors outplayed Illinois in the fret half
stopping end runs and piling up plays into
the line. In the second half Wabash
threatened several times and once forced
Illinois to punt from back of the goal line
Tho forward pass was tried several times
but with Indifferent results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

The warm game OF the golf season has
been arranged for next Saturday after
noon between two selected teams from
the Omaha Country club. One of these
teams will be csptained by +. II. Spragle
and the other by F. III. Gaines These two
captains are probably about the two most
enthusiastic golfers I'm the city and have
determination 20 win. The winners will
dine next Saturday evening at the expense
of the losers and the cups and trophies
of the season will be presented to the win
ners by the president, +. II. Sprague.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Harvard win. from F.rmer

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 13-The Har-
ward foot bali team defeated the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural college eleven today
p to 0. After playing mainly on the do
fensiVe in the first half Harvard changed
tactics In the second and made their last
two touchdowns by rushing tho ball. Har-
ward made more than ten yards each time
The visitors did not make a first down
during the forty minutes OF plav They
used an Illegal forward pass with which
they gained thirty yards twice only to
have the ball recalled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
John Rippey Wins TOURNEY.

John Rippey, '0I. won the high school
tennis tournament. which closed Friday
The final contest was between Rippey and
Sam Carrier. 'M, the former winning -
3-6, ca, O-6. Ga. The fight for the honor
was a hard one, requiring 1--WE sets to settle
it. Carrier played a fine game, winning
most Of his points by lobbing and mis-
Judgment on Rippey's part. He also showed
eOod judgment In placing. Ripney PLAYED
the ret most OF the time and in this way
Mas able 10 place many OF the balls out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
SCORES ARE ALL FROM FUNRLEs
Island Defeats Hastings High
schnnI Twelve 90 sly.

HAsTINGS. Neb. oct. l3.-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-THE Grand Island High school foot
6aIl team defeated the Hastings High school
team this afternoon, u to G. No scores
we're made In the first half. The second
baif began with Dallas. Hastings. scoring
a to,IchdoWn on Grand Islands tumble OF
a forward pass. Both Of Grand Island :
touchdowns were made on tumbles or
hunts. Oficals: Hcartwell, Hastings; Prot
Matthew'S. Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Rugby Gam. "A, s,.n,ord

legiate game Of rugby foot ball played on
the Pacific coast was played today. The
game resulted in to victory for the
University Of California over the first year
men of Stanford. Stanford was penalized
frequently and CALIFORNIA; score was di-
rectiy due to several successive penalties
inflicted by the referee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
No Score In Army-CoIrat. Game.

WEST POINT, y. Y. Oct. l3-Neither
side scored in the West Point Colgate
game today. The first half consisted OF
frequent exchanges OF punts, with small
alternate gains for either side. In the sec
ond half. by successive line bucking, Col
gate carried the ball to the army's one
yard line, and lost II on downs. West
Point failed In an easy try for goal from
field. Time was called with the ball IN
West Points possession on Colgate =
tWenty-yard line
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

stymie for Miss Curtis. two-foot cop
bunker on the seventeenth green accuni-
pishod the defeat for Miss Adams
the seventeenth proved Miss Adams
Waterloo. Miss Adams sliced her bail into
the woods. but an accommodating tree
headed IL into the fair green short of the
bunker. She just failed to pitch over the
tNo-foot cup and played two more from
the trap before reaching the green. Tier
NTH stroke struck the edge OF the cup
and jumped out. Miss CuItis played sa fe
and won the match and the championship,
The cards were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Fa,aIity ar NorrI,,orn

MORRISTOWN. y. j., Oct. 13.-Charles
Suydan, 10 years of age was killed today In
foot bali game between the Morrlstown
high school and the Morristown boarding
school. Young Suvdan, who was on the
high school eleven, was accidcntly tripped
He fell heavily breaking his neck.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Beatrice OutpIay. p.rp..

BEATRICE, Neb.. Oct Ia Special
Telegram.)-The Beatrice High school
foot ball team defeated the Pawnee eleven
today at the Driving park i'm an interest
ing and exciting game by the score of G
TO 0. Beatrice's line was impregnable and
the visitors were outplayed at every
point
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
New Fly CaatIng Record.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-Fishermen from
Europe and America competed for fly
casting honors at Central park today in
the first annual tournament of the
Anglers club OF New York John En-
right OF Ireland, ia the tWo-hAnded sal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
cretxhton Third Team Wins.

As an eyeopener to the big game at Vim
ton street park saturday afternoon. Creigh-
tons third team played Boyles coneSe
Same was the first iof the season for the
Eovle team and the superior work Of the
n%iiseiens won for them. Both teams
shaved they had good material and should
he heard from late in the season, The
iineun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

AINSWORTH. Neb., Oct 13-(Special
Telegram.)-A splendid game OF basket ball
was played here this afternoon between
Ainsworth and Jamestown. The score was
8 to H. in favor Of Johnstown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
MoRNINGs,DE FANS To SCORE
Team from sioux City ReAten ia
saaPpy Game az Ames.

AMES. la, Oct. l3--(SpcCial Telegram. -
Morningside college of Sioux City today
held Iowa state college 20 the LOWEST score
ID has made This year. The Mornngsldc
players are snappy and PLAYED = good
game. The Ames players expected conf
identity TO pile up big score. but Morning
side held them to lower score than either
mes Moiaes college or Coe of Cedar Rapids.
lowing liueupi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

OF Carriers reach. He also exhibited bet
ter control than his opponent. AZ inc WI
ner Of last years tournament is not ~
school he will not be able TO defend his
title and the championship will go TO KIP
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

RoYLEs
Root naII at Vinton.

Two games OF foot ball will be played at
Vinton street park Sunday afternoon. The
Shamrocks will play Missouri Valley and
Tho Superlors will play the Dodge Light
Guards from Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
SOUTH OMAHA
PLATTsMoUTH,

Touchdowns: Mccullough. Munger. Stein
berg, KruG, Cohn. Goals; Cohn ~. Safety:
south Omaha. Referee: Ross OF South
Omaha. Umpire: Bates OF PlattsmoHth,
Head linesman DAILY. Time OF halves:
Twenty minutes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
NoRNiNGsfDE

stnr pllyers Tor Amos werv McElhinneY
Jones end Brvgger, on the Momingside
Tht day was ideal for "A foot ball game
The crowd was large and hno music was
furnished throughout BY the college hanL
strong and twenty men came as PLAYERS
No serious injuries were received in the
-t,.uir and little time was taken out. The
sioux city team arrived this morning at
10 o'clock and left this evening al o'clock
fur home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS WHY FOURTH
second Game Yesterday Tie and
hle-Henher Tndnr

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 13-The local
Americans won their fourth victory over
the St Louis Nationals by taking the first
game Of double header, 3 to l. Darkness
ended the second game at the end OF the
NTH. score to o. The series now stands:
Americans won I; Nationals. won none;
tiled, 2. 1870
row:
Score, first game RHE
Americans 30 O q % 81 3
Nationals ......O U o q o. 2 a
Batteries: Howell and Spencer: Karger
and Marshall
Score, second game: RHE
Americans .................O o o 0 90 4 z
Nationals ....,.............0 o o 90 | z
Batteries Petty and Spencer; Beebe and
Noonan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Oct. lS.-tspe-
cinl Telegram. THE Webster City High
school team lost a ragged game ~ foot
ball TO Iowa Falls this afternoon, 40 90 o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

Plattsmouth amateurs here today. Perm
and Uptegrove.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
nmnhn Stara Win.

The Frenzers were smOthered bv the
Omaha stars at Twenty second and
Webster streets yesterday afternoon. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

TaIpa Wins the StOII stake in the
EOurth Heat

LEXINGTON Ky. oct. B-The thirty
fourth annual meeting of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders association meet
with the Stoll stake as the feature of the
program. Talpa, a representative of the
Oakland farm of WellsVille, y. Y, won
the race Talpa had no trouble after losing
tine first heat to DIR. Chase In the other
heats she never was headed. The 2:@ class
for PAGERS went 10 Ruby Lacy IN feature
less race. as the mare outClaSsed tho neld.
on account of scratches the 2:S trot was
declared of.
IL Is a peculiar fact that accidents marred
the first and last races of the meeting
In the Stoll stake David Cahill. driving
sister Collete. collided with Charles Jami-
SON driving Kapolna Both drivers we're
thrown out. but neither was seriously in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Huron Defent. pierre.
score. of other games

PIERRE S n. Oct iS-(Special TeIe-
gram. Huron High school defeated Pierre
High school today. Score. rs to g.