Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-28
REsT ron THE coRNHUsKERs
Coach Cole Putting Then In shape
for CnrlfaIe,

Tor Carlisle.
LINCOLN, Nov. sT.-tspecisl)-"Klng'
Cole allowed the Cornhuskers no respite to-
day from their training following the game
WITH wabash yesterday, and put them to
sTISSFsbS t1 Wi,t ~tti,h5naoo III presRring for the
Wednesday. All of the regulars excepting
Chalolpka. and johnson reported for prac-
tice.. The big tackle had gone home to visit
until tomorrow and the left end had been
called away for the day.
The practice today was anything but light
ana the Cornhuskers who expected to get
some easy work after their contest with the
Llttle Giants were given Just as much to
DO as they had before ThanksgivinE. "King''
Cole, worked them overtime in drilling them
IN me new. plays TO be used against the
Irdians. The Nebraska coach has been
teaching his pupils several new formations
Tor the last week or two and none of these
was uncovered yesterday, so ne IL able to
increase the repertoire of plays without
paying much attention TO changes I'm the
new formations learned by the Cornhuskers
previous to the go with the men from In
Particular attention is being given to
the defensive formations for the open style
PLAYS OF the redskins, and this afternoons
defense TO. break up the offense of the
Carlisles, No scrlmmage work was INDUCED
In, but the men weer set against each other
danger of snybody'ss getting hurt.
W. or three new plays in which Quar-
terback Cooke will be featured for the open
work OF the indians were tried out today
and look as though they ought to be
worked for some good gains next Wednes-
day: The little midget general of the Corn
huskers Is in great form just now, as was
shown by his splendid lodging and speed
yesserday' and he should play the greatest
Last season the Little Giants defeated
ST. Louis and this year kept them from
crossing their goal line, losing the game
by the score OF Z to o on a drop kick. we
were the first team to cross their goal
line on straight foot bali this season"
When asked what he thought about the
CARLISLE game naNt "Wednesday the NJ
braska coach said that IT would be the
hardest contest the C~ornhuskers have
Isle game does not tell the strength of the
redmen, the Nebraska coach Explained.
.Ihey did not have to use all of their
Louis is extremely weak this fall and could
nov put up any stiff opposition against the
famous Ia Garlisles. You must remember that
Indians are playing fast ball.
All of their regulars are in ut condition
row anq viii be able to put up the best
game or the season Wednesday. RaIenti
their famoust and accurate drop kicker is
back into shape again and no doubt will he
a powerful factor in the game against Ne
praska. The redmen need have no fear Of
Denver. whom they meet after thew nlsv
plays. ~ Oil their
The game Wednesday will he a hard
ore and I look for a close score ""'u
IN Cornhuskers, with the execution of
Saptaln Harvey. came out of the Wabash
aL-E aN.AONA GtlNAnk any serious In
1uries., The Cornh usker captain receivand
g hard blow on the left kneecap and To-
e eSy %ss suffering Intense pain At the
paked the knee and said It was in pretty
tsir condition: It is feared that the cap
nav he kept. out Of the Carlisle MA ssm ne
respite his injury he appeared in ,ni.
VENT t IS%IIn bis steam team this hi attern9on and
Tlgnt half. was slightly bruised in tba
mapaSh game, but will be all right by
Coach Cole this afternoon said he twas
he !, pisaseu WITH the showing made by
n IiTn PUPILS in the Thanksgiving day game.
me men played a brilliant game" he
declared at Antelope park after practico
To-Day They were in just as good shape
made shows that they played great baii
Tne1r offensive play, of course was not
SO good as It would have been IL the field
nag peen dry. You must remember that
although the field was heavy and we had
R IRA a sub;lineup in the game dur
given the worst defeat it has suffered in
trn years, III
The Carlisle Indian foot ball team arrived
IN Lincoln late this afternoon from 81.
Louis and the members arc. stopping at the
Llndell hotel. They will hold practice to-
at [ 1bO ana the first two days Of next week
at the state farm. There are TWENTY-FIVE
men In the squad and they all appear Ia
be In the best of condition.
Manager Earl o. Eager of Nebraska left
this afternoon for Chicago, where he will
atteno a meeting of the conference repre-
sentatives. His purpose In going to the
meeting is TO schedule a foot ball game
Tor next fall with one of the Big Eight
teams. Minnesota is not liable to be PLAYED
next fan, as Nebraska will not go TO Mime
apols and the Gophers are reluctant about
coming south to Lincoln. So 1t is likely
that Nebraska will play either Illinois or
Wisconsin in Lincoln next fall.
A game was scheduled with the latter
team this fall for November q, but Chi
cage, after taking Cornell on for November
"a, had Wisconsin change its date for the
Maroon game to November 2L. and Ne,
braska thus lost out with the badgers