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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
EAGER LOSES PARK CONTRACT
University of Nebrsska Manager
Make Final Deal for Pnrk.

Earl Eager, director Of athletics at the
University Of Nebraska was In Omaha,
Tuesday morning to close the contract with
the Dietz Athletic cub for the use Of Dietz
park for the Nebraska-Ames football game
on November 7.
The big annual game which Manager
Eager promised to the people OF Omaha
will be played at Dietz park between the
~Cornhuskers and the Aggies and prepara-
tons have been begun for making that one
OF the biggest games I'm the west. For TWO
years Ames has given Nebraska the hard
est game Of the season with the exception
OF Minnesota and the fact that Manager
Eager has given Omaha his best game has
made & decided hit with alumni OF the
University Of Nebraska and lovers Of foot
ball in general.
to build seats for 1900 people and 1t is esti-
mated that 1900 more can be taken care
OF in automobiles, carryalls. coaches and on
is expecting one Of the largest crowds that
+. ever turned out to a football game in the
west. A meeting the the Dietz club will
be held Friday evening when all the mem
bers will be pressed into service as a big
advertising committee for the game.
Manager Eager decided some time ago to
have the game In Omaha and -canvassed,
the leading merchats to see what the SEN
timent was in favor of the game. He met
so much announcement that when he re-
ported his findings TO the faculty they inn
mediatelv sanctioned his decision to give
Omaha the game. Creighton has a lease
on Vlnton street park for the season so
Manager Eager was forced to find other
grounds. Dietz park is perfectly level
and reached by the Dodge street car line.
When the huge grandstand to seat 1900
people is built 1t will be an ideal place for
the big game.
On November Z, Omaha will be given a
real touch OF university life. With 1,001
students from Lincoln, marching from the
depot with the cadet band at the head and
half that number from Ames with another
band, Omaha will be given an awakening
and peoule will have a chance to see ster-
ling youth in the full exhuberance OF spir-
It's such as can only be aroused by partisan
ship over a foot ball game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
AMEs NEEDS MORE PRACTICE
Result of Game with COe College
Seems to Indicate This.

AMES, Oct. 6-(Special)-In spite of this
large score which Ames was able to run
up against Coe Saturday, the game itself
could not but be discouraging TO the sup
porters OF the team. The Coe team was
made up OF men no heavier than those
found in the average high school team,
The Ames men, on account of their weight,
were able to make brilliant individual
plays, one man often carrying the ball for
him. When a. man set93Aesh aH his
speed enabled him to get away from the
Ames players for short gains, But on
account of the light weight OF the Coe
men the interference was easily broken up.
In actual team work the Ames team was
sadly. lacking. This was shown by the
the frequency with which Coe secured the
ball on onside kicks. The Ames playing
wa loose, while ii had the ball in its pos
session most Of the time, yet when Coe
did secure 1t they were able to make sew
eral gains around the Ames end.
What the men will do In a close contest
have not even been as good practice for
them as the practice with the scrubs. as
they were not compelled to tighten up on
defensive play. Sandy Knox played a fast
game in his new role of fuHback, though
with relative weight of the Ames and Coe
line his real ability did not have a chance
to show itself. The Lambert boys played
their usual star game at the halfback posi-
lions. Not only are they strong and fast
in the end runs and line smashes, but
their head work in tight places is some
thing to marvel at. Once on IN attempt
at forward pass by Coe Guy Lambert
caught up the ball out OF a mass of strug-
Cling players and ran sixty-five yards
through a broken field for a touchdown.
Again. when a punt by Coe went straight
bert, who was standing directly behind the
line, caught the ball in his arms and
gained ten yards through the line before
the Coe men could realize what had hap
pened.
That Ames did not run up a big score
for the purpose Of comparison with other
Iowa teams was shown by the fact that
nearly half a dozen cubs were put in
during the second half. In fact, 1t seemed
to the spectators that Ames could not
help scoring on Coe. During the last four
or five minutes of play johnson was sub
stituted at left tackle, peakin at right
guard, Teller at left end, Knox at right
end, Williams at fullback and Mayne al
left half. These men did not have a chance
to distinguish themselves, but the fact
that the only touchdown of the half wa
made after the subs were put in speaks
well for their team work
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
CREIGHTON WINS COOP GAME
simpson Breaks DHte ana leaves .oc-
tobGr "a Open,

tober "a Open,
Crelghton's foot ball schedule is now
a game for Saturday, October "a. due -
the action Of the Simpson college advisory
Word has been received by Manager
Jack Mullen from. the upstate school TO
the effect that the date soheduled with
Creighton university will have to be called
off, as the northern student manager acted
without authority when he arranged TO
play the locals here in Omaha.
Much to the surprise and chagrtn Of the
local management the contract planks
relative to the contest for the fourth sat
urday of this month were returned nn-
filled with the explanation that their stu
dent manager failed to have the game
sanctioned by the advisory board OF the
The Creighton management immediately
set about looking for an ayaiiaPle team
is, between the two important games with
Grinnell college OF Iowa, october Il, and
lions to the open date have been sent to
Bellevue Coe, st. Mary's Ckan'), 81.
Thomas of st. Paul and several nther strong
aR~gregations of the Missouri valley and out
OF this number a contest ought to be Sc
cured for this important Saturday. Coech
Kenney, realizing the necessary OF keePang
his men In good condition, fears the erect
OF a vacancy in the schedule, and together
with the management is aHxiously waitlng
the Gladstone news o faceeptapee by one OF
cancellation of the Simpson date 10 greatly
regretted by the local authorities, as the
uD-StaterS now nave the IdslcbN ph III
years and would be an ideal f~orerunner Tor
the November games.
with the Highland Park game now a
thing of the past and the MorninBside
contest at Sioux City a futurity. the
coaches have been hard at work eradlcat-
ing the faults of last Saturdays same.
The forward pass is being bolstered up
and gives promise of playing an important
part in the coming contests. The men are
I being taught TO spread out in fan-shapa
formations and are thus able to cover an
unusually large area Of the field as COM
| pared. to the small amount OF ground pro-
tected by the backs when huddled to-
gether in the opponents territory. ~
The short air route Ia being given q
good deal Of prominence on account OF
the comparative certainty and quiekneas OF
execution, while M~organthaler. the spec
tacuiar blonde with the eurls Of an Adonis,
is hard at work cultivating. accuracy,
speed and distance in, projecting the
leather spheroid. with Bioedohrn and
Bakule working the short aerial line and
"Morgue' making connections over the
long distance, the side lines are beginning
to place confidence in the possibility or
scoring in this direction, Last Saturdays
fizzle with the much heralded forward pass
has been worrying the coaches as they
fear the possibility OF history repeating
itself at Sioux City.
The entire squad is kept busy each night
INDUCING in special practice in the rudi-
ments of carrying the bal correctly, as the
frequent fmbling has been attributed TO
this source. The coaches ara literally
making the dust ny on the campus In an
ticipation of next Saturdays game with
Morningside college at Sioux City,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
secret Practice at GrinneII.

GRINNELL. Ia, Oct. 6-(special.)-Secret
practice is the ordef here In the strenuous
preparation Coach L. II. Andrews Is maxi
ing for the Nebraska game next Saturday.
A pass signal by the coach himself is neces-
his ~megaphone in hand the coach follows
the men night after night, urging more
Night signal work in the gymnasium is
given every evening.
The find of the week has been Wells, at
quarterback, and should marshall fail TO
please the faculty and fulfill requirements
by. next Saturday the former halfback
and black against the Cornhuskers. He is
a better defensive nan than either Mar
shall or Brundage. Bair and Shinstrom are
playing the halves with Loos at full.
Turner, former full bach. mas been shifted
to right end and has been making good
with a vengeance. He and Flanagan will
go down on punts faster than any other
two ends IN the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Montana.

FOR SALE-My ranch, consisting of 1904
acres, ituated twenty miles north of
town of Big Timber, Mont, railroad to be
built within three and one.half miles of
same; 1900 acres subject to cultivation and
irrigation; plenty OF water for same;
up-to-date In every respect; good fences;
500 springs; never freeze: at IS per acre.
This Is the best ranch for the money In
the state OF Montana. 1t is a great snap
Also have 160 acres fine bench land all
under irrigation; railroad station adjoin-
ing land; good improvements; twenty
tors OF beets per acre this year, forty
rods from river front, at SIS per acre.
Reasonable payment. terms to suit. For
further particulars address ]. b.. Yates,
Billings. Mont. (20)-M200 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
NEW YORK DEFEATS BOSTON
k0Otrs for Giants Have Anxious Time
for Five Innings.
ONE RUN MADE IN Sixth
FurGeson is Touched Up for Three
More Runs in seventh--BOstOn
scores In Eighth on Error
aud Double.

NEW YORK, Oct u-There was another
gathering Of fans at the Polo grounds to-
day and they had an anxious time during
the first five innings. Ferguson held his
old eliminates well in hand up to the sixth
inning. when they scored one run, and fol-
lowed up with three more in the seventh.
wiitse was very effective, but the visitors
saved a shutout through Seymour's muff
Of Ferguson's fly, and the Boston twerler
got home on a doubl to left center by
Bates, after Becker had beaten out a nicely
played btlnt-- Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Emil Jensen Trains.

Emil Jensen is training at the Pastime
club for his fifteen-round go next
Sunday at ~Leavenworth, KAN, with Phil
Knight, tina champion 130-pound boxer OF
Kansas and Missouri. Jensen is a local
boxer OF considerable repute and has won
from the best that have appeared IN Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Senators defeat Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA.
Washington e.
Philadelphia

-batted Tor POWERS IN ninths
Two-base hits: Freeman, Nichols. Three
bas hits: Uuglaub, Hughes. Sacrifice hits
Freeman, Mcbride, Sunk. Double play:
Mcbride to Clymer to Freeman. Left on
bases: Washington, 2; Philadelphia, /. First
base on balls: off Hughes, 4. Bases on err
rors; Philadelphia, 2. Hit with pitched ball
by Vickers, 8; wild pitch: Hughes. Time
1870. Umpire: Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

IWU-UHND HTTNs IUTWNWI hTWWtl IIIUNs
Three-base hits: Branstield, Johnson, Ma
gee. Hits: OFF Bell, 3 in five innings; off
Kruger, 3 in three innings. Sacrifice hits:
Buren,, Titus, Bransfield. Stolen bases:
Knabe, Magee. Double plays: Bransfield to
DoOlin to Bransfield; Richie to Bransfield.
s. Bases on balls: Off Richie, 3. Bases on
errors: Philadelphia, 8. Struck out: BY
ball: Doom. Time: 1;n. Umpire. Laughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the St. Venceslaus church CRev: J. s.BroL
pastor. Dodge, Neb.), until October is, for
the building of a ~parOchial school. two
story and basement, Plans. etc. at Rev. J..
s, Broz. Dodge, Neb. A deposit Of $40 will
be required from contractors taking plans
from the pastor. Anton Tresnak. Josef
Krajicek. George Frei. Building Committee.
oct 6 DIT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
billiard Play at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The opening block
Of the Hotpoint match for the -three-cushion
billiard championship of the world was
played here last night. Thomas A. Fues-
tom the challenger, won the block from
John DAILY, the title holder. 90 TO 20 The
second block will be played tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
TEMPLE JOINS FOOT BALL SQUAD
Big Help to the COrnhuSkeF a
Field with His speed.

LINCOLN. Neb.. oct. 6-CSpecial Tele-
g~ram.)-"Jack" Temple, captain Of last
seasons freshman eleven, was today de-
elared eligible for varsity foot ball and
Joined the Cornhuskers In practice, playing
man and his return TO the game enhances
Nebraska's prospects Of defeating Mime
sofa and Ames, living to a rain practice
his Afternoon was held In the gymnasium
and on the grass south OF the library build
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

wagner out; hit by batted ball.
Slated for O'Conncr in ninth.
New York .......... 0 / 0 0 0 0 o ? 3
Three-base hits: Lord, Stahl, Laporte.
Stolen bases: Moriarity, Donovan, Lord,
wagner. Double play: Niles to Stahl.
Left on bases: Boston. 10; New York, 10.
Bases on balls: OFF O'Conner, T. Bases on
errors: Boston, 2; New York, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: BY OConncr, 3. Struck out:
BY O'Conner. s; by Mcmahon, 3. Time:
1853. Umpire: Hurst.
Defeat Athletics.
WASHINGTON, oct 6.-Hughes was
more effective than Vickers in emergencies
today and Washington defeated Philadel-
phia 3 to 2. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
BROOKLYN.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
Colorado.

FARM AND FRUIT LAND.
Denver-Greeley district, under irrigation;
sugar beets, alfalfa, general farming and
fruit raising; low price, easy payments.
National Investment Co., $50 Brandeis
Bldg, Omaha. Tel. Douglas 6691.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Ris ~ 9olS .SS 9 SSSIs 81

tw York s........;O 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 -
nee hits: Bates. Bresnshsn stolen Bases
Devlips Sweeney, Bridwell (2). Left on
bases: Boston, s: New York. 3. Bases on
balls; Off Ferguson, 1; off Wiltse, /. Bases
on errors; Boston 2. Hit with pitched ball
BY Ferenson, l. Struck out; BY Ferguson,
4; by W1ltse. g. Time: $40. Umpires: John
stone and KLEIN.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 6.-PhIadelphia
had little difficulty in defeating Brooklyn
today. Q to T. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BRooKLyN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Standing Of the Teams

GAMbC lODAIs
National eLague-Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
American eLague-Philadelphia at Boston,
New York at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

Two-base hits: Hartzell. Mcclure. Sacri-
plays: Schweitzer to T. Jones. Left on
bases: st. Louis, 8; Cleveland. 8. Bases on
balls. Off Bailey, 3. Hit by pitched ball:
By Ryan, l; by Bailey, J.. Struck out: BY
Bailey, 6; by Ryan, 1. Time: leo. UNI
pires: Egan and O'Loughlin.
Boston Piles Up Big Score.
BOSTON, oct. 6.-Boston won from New
York today IL to 3 in the final game Of the
series. Two new pitchers were given try
outs and both were batted hard, but Nc
Mahon,. who pitched for the locals, kept
hits fairly well scattered. Score:
nngTnN- grru yAnuy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
miscellaneous.

HOMESEEKERs.
COME to western Neb. n you want TO see
good corn and wheat. 1 have a few more
choice quarters on the grain payment
plan and small tracts on monthly pay
ments: and for sale a good hotel and q
rice meat Market; also a good hotel for
. Trent. I have a fine location for a shoe
maker; one that can mend harness also
Npreferred; write at once. A Warner,
Harvard, Neb. CO-M238 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
WOMEN'S GOLF PLAY BEGIN
Western Tournament Opens on Links
of st. Louis Country Club.
MISS YOUNG MAKES Low SCORE
ChicaHO Player Turns In Card OF OF,
nj Mrs. sprREue OF Omaha and
Miss AinsIie Tie for Third,
with OF.

ST. LOUIS, oct 6.-Miss Elizabeth Young
Of the Calumet Country club OF Chicago
led the field In the qualifying round of, the
championship tournament of the Western
Women's Golf association which. opened on
the links OF the st. louis Country club
hore yesterday, Her score was 90
The full list Of the qualifiers follows:
Miss Elizabeth Young, Calumet. Chicago %
Miss Grace semple, St. Louis c, C..v,, &c
Mrs. r. IL. Sprague,- Omaha'"",,...' "
Miss Sallie Ainslie, Chic9go........... ~
Mrs. w. d. DeWolf. Lake Forests lll.s... 50
Mrs: w Fl Anderson; HinsdSIe> Ill, g 3
Mrs. f. r. Hattersley, st. Louis. 49,, no
Mrs. L. 4, Perkins, aienview,. chicasoa.lI
Mrs. c. W. scudaer. ST. Louis. ,s,.".,.., los
Mrs. Caroline Painter, Chicago...,......l0I
Miss Marjorie Edwards, ChidaEo".~..1 of
Mrs. F. r. IHSttersiey, 81, fouis 49,. ito
Mrs. c. w. Downer, Chicago. .lQ
Mrs. c. ID. Smith, Springfield, pvf,'.., llts
In addition to the foregoing Mrs Salie
Perkins Of Springfield tarned in a caro- OF
10. She lost in the ~.play-off OF the tie Cor
last place. however, and was relegated TO.
the second flight. N So
n Do Fine Work.
Miss Young. Miss semple, Miss Ainelis
and Mrs. sprague all displayed sterling
golf and a series Of keen competitions is
looked for later in the, week II these players
survive the matches which begin tomorrow
Some disappointment was caused by the fin
ability Of Mrs. f. F.. Newberry OF st.
Louis to take part. she holds the city
championship and upon her and Miss
semple, the local d~evotees Of the. game
had depended for the chance Of having
title brought here. Mrs Newberry, how
ever, was i'll and could not play. s.
Weather conditions today: were almost
ideal. and the course was In good shape
| although a trife too dry in some places.
This condition however. was not grave
| enough to affect the play materially. The
tournament has attracted considerable ip-
terest and good sized crowds followed the
( more important players today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

Two-base hit: Crawford. Three-base
inning; off Walsh, 6 in three and two-thhd
innings; off Smith, 4 in five innings. Sacri-
flee hit: Cobb. Left on bases: Chicago,
s; Detroit, 8. Base on balls: Off Donovan,
8 Struck out: BY White, /; by Donovan,
10; by Walsh, 8; by Smith, T. Time: l:4O.
Umpires: Sherman and Connolly.
Maps Win Final Game.
ST, LOUIS. Oct. 6-In the final game
Of the season here Cleveland won, 5 10 1.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
Freshmen score on varsity.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 6.-(Special.)-For
the first time this season the Iowa varsity
goal hne was crossed last night by the
Shortly after the teanisIhad started the
afternoons fray Hansen, the 1918 right
guard, picked up the ball on a tumble and
tore thirty yards for a touchdown despite
the hard effort Of Quarterback Carberry
to catch him.
SO disguised was Coach Mark Catlln with
the general showing of the varsity that
signal practice was prolonged an hour after
the scrlmmage. 1t was $3.50 before the tired
players were allowed to go TO the gym.
Directly following the scrimmage Catlin
gave the varsity squad a good heart-to-
heart talk. Following this came the long
grind up and down the field. with Catlin
and Griffith in full pursuit urging the men
to get more speed.
The scrimmage practice lasted only
twenty minutes. Hyland was tried out at
right end and early in the game showed
his basket ball training by grabbing a
wide pass befort II touched the ground.
Though Stewart, last years quarter, ran
the team througs signals before thetussle
with Heinzman's men, has was not allowed
to enter the scrimmage on account of his
lame knee. However Trainer o'Brien hopes
to have him in condition for the Coe game
next Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
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ADMINISTRATIONS
STOVE REPAIRS

WE have In stock Ono delay repairs for
every make OF furnace. steam or hot water
heater. water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
i506-OS Douglas st.
Ielephonssi Bell, Douglas $50 Ind. Assn
$4,000 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

WHEN writing to advertisers kindly men
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

In addition to the. foregoing Mrs. Salie
Perkins Of Springfield tarnsd in a card OF
10. She lost in the .pley-off Of the tie Tor
last place. however, and was relegated 70
the second flight. H 50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07
On Polo Grounds Thursday.

be played off on the Polo grounds on
Thursday, October s, or as soon thereafter
as the weather conditions will permit and
bot hclubs are directed to govern them
selves accordingly. We also require that the
rules governing the worlds series, insofar
as they apply TO the playing field, shall
govern In this contest. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-07

wANTED-city loans. Peters Trust CO.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
ASSURED OF EARLY RECOVERY
REPUBLICAN VICE PREs,DEN-
TIAL CANDIDATE PLANS TO EN-
TER ACTIVE CAMPAIGN.
MAY RETAIN HIS
SEAT IN CONGRESS
SHERMAN HAS ALSO BEEN Ask
ED TO RETAIN THE CHAIRMAN
SHIP OF THE REPUBLICAN CON-
GREssIoNAL COMMITTEE,

Cleveland, June 26 - The condition
OF Congressman Sherman this morn.
ing was said to be much improved.
He enjoyed a good nights rest and
expressed himself as feeling much
better than at any time since he had
reached the hospital.
When Sherman was assured by DR..
Carter this morning that from pres
ent indications he could leave the hos
pital not later than Wednesday next,
the vice presidential nominee immedi-
ately began plans for a conference
with political friends at Utica on July
3. At conference held between ply.
sicians this morning the greatest as.
surance was expressed as to the ul-
innate complete recovery of Sherman.
Sherman Nav Keep Old Place.
Washington, D. c., June 26.-Until
the subcommittee Of the national Re
publican committee meets on July 8,
there will probably be no determina-
, ton on the part Of Representative
Sherman as to whether he will con
tinue to serve as chairman or mem
Der of the Republican congressional
committee.
While In Chicago Mr.. Sherman con
ferred with Representative Tawney
| vice chairman, and Representative
Mckinley. treasurer Of the commit
tee, and Mr.. Tawney urged Mr. Sher-
man to keep his place during the cam.
paign.
| Mr.. Sherman did not take this view
and said he would wait until the ma
tional chairman was chosen, and then
do as the chairman wished in the
campaign.
At that time there was no indica.
tion Of Mr.. Sherman's illness, and
what effect that will have on his views
is yet to be seen.
Mr. Sherman's friends do not ex
pect him to resign as a member Of the
house, as they declare there is NO
precedent to demand such action.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
FRANK COULD is
SUED BY WIFE
DETECTIVES AID TO GET EvI-
DENCE FOR NEW SUIT IN
MILLIONAIRE FAMILY.
cuPlDs TASK IN GOULD FAMILY.

The marital troubles Of the Gould
family are represented in these cases; /;
Anna Gould married Count Boni de
Castellane and was divorced; now try
ing to marry Prince Hello de Sagan.
Howard Gould married Catherine
Clemmons; suit for divorce now pend
ing.
Frank j. Gould married Helen Mar
garet Kelly; divorce SUIT pending.
George J. Gould married Edith King
don; happily married.
Helen Gould, bachelor girl.
Edwin Gould married Sarah Shrady;
happily married.
New York, June 26.--Mrs. Frank J
Gould, through her attorneys, yester
day served papers on her millionaire
husband for an absolute divorce. Hel
action came as surprise, as 1t had
been thought that their troubles woul6
be patched up. The 400 is agog dis
cussing the case. Mrs. could refuses
to be interviewed, but it Is declared
that she will accuse her husband o1
many improprieties.
1t is said that she will mention rre
names of several women in this con
nection. 1t is known here that Mrs
Gould sent two detectives to Nova
| Scotia in search Of evidence against
Mr.. Gould and it Is said that they
were successful in their search.