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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS PLAY TIE
south Omaha and Nebraska City Fail
to Make n score.

to Make n score.
The South Omaha High school and the
Nebraska City High school foot bail teams
played to a standstill yesterday afternoon
at Duffy's park, South Omaha. The score
was 0 to 0. The halves were twenty minutes
eaol.s
Nebraska City left the field rejoicing that
it had been able to play even. Even Is the
best description of the entire contest. Both
teams were weak on offensive play, but
fairly strong on defense. Nebraska CITY
was able to gain consistently through right
tackle and by the forward pass. but gained
nothing through the center or the left side.
South Omaha exceled in exchanging punts.
Nebraska City fumbled in a costly manner
several times and nearly lost twice on ex-
changes. The first was early in the second
half and the secohd just a; the close, when
a foot more would have given South
Omaha a safety.
Meaney made a good punt for South
Omaha from the thirty-yard line. 1t struck
the ground and bounded over Mcmillan,
rolling within two feet Of the goal line.
South Omaha was unable to push him over
for the coveted safety and time was called
before they could be held for downs. The
South Omaha goal was only once en-
dangered. when in the first half a drop
kick was tried in easy striking distance.
The ball went low for a t~ouchback and was
kicked out of danger. Individual play was
good. but both teams lacked team work.
Frazier of South Omaha went out with a
wrenched shoulder and Aldrich of Nebraska
City for two sprained ankles.
The linattus
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Regulars in Hospital.
SWIMMING TEAM AT PENNsY
DAlrympIe of senior Glass Chosen as
Captain.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. lib. II. Dalrym-
pie, a senior in the University of Pennsyi-
vania, has been chosen as captain Of Penn
sylvania's swimming team for the coming
year. Dalrymple Is a native Of Australia,
and during the last two years has proved
himself one OF the speediest swimmers In
the American college ranks. He is also
an expert high and fancy diver.
Dalrympls will not call his candidates
out for another month yet. Every mem
Der OF last years team is back. including
shryock, Sylvester, Dalrymple, Haus.
Chapman, Hopkinson and PhiIler. These
men won the intercollegiate championship
OF the east last year, and then defeated
the University OF Chicago in the intersec-
tional meet for the championship OF the
country. Edward Hopkinson will prob
ably manage the team again, and will ar
range a schedule, including meets with
Yale, Princeton, Columbia, New York uni
versity and Brown. After these colleges
have been met, a western trip will likely
be made. as was the case last year and the
year before. Every member but one Of
last years water polo team is back also.
Muhlenberg is the one missing member.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
SLIM ENTRIES FOR woMASs GOLF
Only Thirteen 10 start at Chevy
Chase Tourney,

only Thirteen 10 Start NJ Chew
Chase Tourney.
WASHINGTON. Dot. HIN point OF
number Of entries received for the women's
national golf championship tournament 20
be held over the links Of the Chevy Chase
club October 10 to "a, Massachusetts heads
the list with thirteen. Included among
the Bay State entrants are Miss Margaret
Curtis the present champion; Miss Har-
riet Curtis, a former t~itleholder: Miss
Fanny c. ossood, champion Of the Wo-
mems Eastern Golf association, and Miss
Mary b. Adams.
pennsylvania has seven entrants ana 10
has Maryland. while there are three nom
inees from New York state and a like num-
bsr from New Jersey.
Seven players rave entered from Penn
sylvania and seven from Maryland, but
New York and New Jersey will be poorly
represented. with only three each. Mrs.
Charles T. Stout, who. as Miss Genevieve
Hecker. held the title some years ago. has
been playing quite as well as OF old in
practice. but has found It impossible TO
enter.
Mrs. Georgianna Bishop, the metropolitan
champion, has entered from the Brooklawn
Country club OF Bridgeport, Conn. Only
one entry has been received from a Chi
caso club. The only entrsnt outside Of the
United States is Miss Phepoe Of Canada,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
LARGE crowd sees POOr Card Run OG
at Douglas Park.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. IA poor card
was run ct Douglas park today, but the
crowd was large INC the betting in the
mutuel machines and auction pools heavy.
Only two favorites won. Weather clear
and warm, with track fast. Summary:
First race. six furlongs. selling: Deuce
Q0S, Conway. straight Ai.5O) won, Gresham
(91, Butler, place Sl.2) second, Bitter (S5,
MCGEE. show y third. Time; l:lSaS Sor-
rel Top, Barnesdale, Msrtius and Baa
Second race, six furlonss, SELLING; Home
Run u10, HeideL straight $1A5O won.
Duomo dos, Franklin, place $3.50 second.
GFeenbridge Gle, Troxler, SHOW $l.s0) third.
Mayer. Colonel Blue, Mique o'Brien, Fsber-
sham, Peter Bender, Whistler and Ray IL.
also ran.
Third race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling; Hughes Goa, Pickens, straight
tss.25) won, Mlltiades zoe, McGee. place
show S.2) third. Time: las, Financier,
Gold Treasure, Dunvegan, Raleigh and
Beau Brummel also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Rexall 100.
Pickeps. s174.sO place) second, Meada 1G2,
Glasner, s14.% show third. Time; 1:itS.
Adrian, Lizzie Mclean. Purant, King Folly,
]. s. McAlister, Tarquin, May Celia and
Lady Hapsburg also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs: DIR. HolZherE
QO7, Walsh, 1855 stralehO won. 1rrlsator
900, Kennedy, H2.S place second, Eliza
beth HARDWOOD 007, Butler, $40 show
third. Time: 1:14h. Buffons, The Missus.
Marshy, Kitty Fisher and Juliet NJ. also
Sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth;
Gid (9S, MCGEE, $3.50 straight) won, I'm.
boden (9S, Griffin. $20,@ place. second.
Banrida C94, Koerner, 1885, show third.
Time; 1:4e. QuagEa, Notin, Brancas Fan
agher. Aunt Rose, Coaster and CyEnet
Also IAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
YALE WINS FROM WEST POINT
CONTINUED from First Page,

Of the field. Murphy on a quarterback run
around right end made eight yards, Brides
made seven yards more through left tackle.
Coiy adde's eight yards through center on
two bucks. Coy fumbled on the next play
and the ball went to the Army on its
twenty-yard line. eDan punted to Ysie's
forty-yard line. Coy returned the punt to
Yele's ~fifty-yard line. Dean punted to Muir
ply, who ran It back to Yale's forty-fie-
yard line. johnson went in for Carberry at
right end on the Army line. An exchange
OF punts gave the ball to Yale in the center
o fthe field. Wheaton went in for PhiIbin
at left half for Yale. The unusually hot
weather is e~nervating the men on both
sides.
Baehr was substituted for Chamberlain
at fullback for West Point. Coy gained
two yards on a fake kick. Coy punted
to Army's thirty-five-yard line, but West
Point fumbled on the next play. Coy
made four yards through center.
The ball is now in Yale's possession on
the Army's ten-yard line. The cadets on
side lines are frantically yelling, Hold,
hold 'em, hold 'emi' Two more line bucks
brought the ball within two yards of the
Army goal. Coy failed to gain against
III llIes UuI Ou ~ hNAN pAag nv
the ball over for a touchdown. Murphy
punted out TO Coy. Coy kicked goat.
Score: Yale, 6; Army, 0.
Dean kicked off to Brides on Yale's fif-
teen-yard line. Coy punted to the Army
in center OF the field, Greble making the
catch. Line bucks by Greble failed. to
gain. Dean punted to Murphy. who heeled
on Ysle's thirty-yard line. Cop punted to
Greble, who ran the ball back to Army's
forty-ysrd line for a pretty catch. An
excl ange OF punts gave the Army five
yards. Ar on-side kick was grabbed by
Murphy on Yale's thirty-yard line and
he ran IL back five yards. Coy attempted
a punt, but the pass was badly made and
Coy fell on the ball or his twenty-yard
line. Coy's second punt put the ball in
Army's possession in the center of the
gridiron when time was called.
Final score: Yale, s; Army, 0.
| THE InoVns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
FoOT Ball cONTRoL rs sMOOTHER
Matters IN the Game Are Running
Very Nicely Now.

mANNeEh IN Nhe Game are AuaMNAh
Very Nicely Now.
NEW YORK. oct. T.-Mstters have run
much smoother in the foot ball world
since the central board has been allowed
tn appoint the officials for the various big
games. The dispute that cropped up W
years ago on the eve Of the Ysle-Harvard
struggle Is now impossible and the fol-
lowers OF both colleges. to say nothing
OF the general public. are exceedingly glad
that a way has been found TO settle the
question OF officials without the trouble OF
former years. This IL the first season that
the central board has named the officials
for the Yale-Princeton and Yale-Harvard
contests. Joe Pendleton. who will referee
the former match, is a graduate of Bow
doin. He IL not as we'll known to the gen.
eral foot bail public SIS is W. S. Langford
OF Trinity. who will referee the Yale
Harvard contest. Pendleton. however. has
had considerable experience in and around
Boston. For many years he refereed all
OF the important schoolboy games played
by Andover, Exeter. Groton and st.
Marks. In later years he has often refereed
contests for Dartmouth, Brown. Williams,
Amherst and the other minor colleges. The
Yaie-Princeton game will mark his debut
into the ranks of the more prominent foot
ball officials. Jack Minds, who will uni-
pire the game on November "a. was one
Of the greatest half backs that ever played
for Pennsylvania. After leaving the Quaker
college he continued to play the game as
a member OF the Duquesne team Of Pitts
burg. In late years he has often been an
official at important contests.
This is the first time in years that a
Yale-Prfnceton game has had a Pennsyl-
vanla man for an official. 1t may be taken
as an indication that the Ratchet is rapidly
being buried among the larger colleges.
Big Bill Edwards will be the umpire OF
the Yale-Harvard contest. He is considered
one OF the best officials in the country. I
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
FASHIONS CHANGE IN 70
Mid-Week Games Dropped b
Eastern Teams

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-In ~ ball, as in
everything else, the fashions change from
time to time. and where the coaches used
tests in the early part Of the season, the
passing of the wednesday games seems to
be approaching. Neither Yale nor Cornell
will appear against opponents from other
colleges in midweek, but will devote their
efforts to development against the
scrubs" Whether or not this is a good
departure from the regime OF former sea
sors is a mooted question among the
coaches. OF course it can be argued that
there is a great advantage ir putting an
eleven against methods that are strange to
II. but, on the other hand, much may be
argued for the superior strength that is
found among the scrubs"
Midweek games usually mean the rolling
up of big scores against very weak minor
teams that have not any OF the power
that is evident among the substitutes OF
the important 'varsities, and the outcome
is that the games are really easier practice
than against men who are trying TO gain
a position among the regulars. The best
thing that can be aid for these games is
that it gives the players a chance to get a
better insight into the strict Interpretation
OF the rules. In practising against men OF
their own college the varsity players are
often allowed considerable laxity by the
coaching staff, which does not care to
waste time in enforcing penalties, while
even in the contests of least importance
the code Of the grldiTon is strictly adhered
20.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Newark OmcIaI Commits Suicide By
shooting in Presence OF
Crowd.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. f.-In the pres
ence OF 100 persons, Judge David lowell
of the first criminal court Of his city today
twice shot himself in the head in Branch
Brook park. inflicting wounds from which
he died in a hospital two hours later. Judge
Howell was one of the most widely known
democrats OF this city, and, although he
was not a candidate for election, took an
active part in the political campaign. Sharp
personal criticism was made Of the judge
by the fact that he had been divorced by
his wife, and in a speech last night he re-
piled TO his accusers and demanded evt-
dence Of their charges.
Today he walked into the park while his
court was awaiting his arrival and fired
two shots into his head. He is said for
merly to have been ar Episcopal clergy
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
CARNEGIE REGATTA DATE FIXED
Princeton I~nterclass Race on Day OF
YaIe-TiEeF Game.

PRINCETON, Oct. 1.-THE interclass
rowing races at Princeton. in the form Of
the third Carnegie regatta, will the held
on the morning OF the annual Ysle-Prince-
ton foot ball game. which will be played
on the Tigers home field this year. The
date, Saturday. November Il. was decided
upon by the University Rowing association
at the request Of alumni, for the gridiron
contest will bring these out in large num-
bers and 1t is hoped that stronger interest
among them will the developed for the
good Of the aquatic sport. so that there
will be generous financial backing for the
first crew which enters an intercollegiate
race. The two-mile race for class Fights
will be the biz race OF the day. Glass
crews Of four oars will compete and there
will be four crews, instead OF only two as
in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
COAST PROMOTERS WANT PACKY
Match with Leach CrOss Brings bids
for Chicago Boy.

NEW YORK. Oct. lT.-Now that Paekey
MsBsrland Is matched to fight Leach
Cross six rounds at the Fairmont Athletic
club on October a. the night promoters
of California are anxious to secure him
after this fight to meet Freddie Welsh.
the crack English lightweight. for twenty
Of twenty-five rounds ~ their club. Harry
Gilmore, manager OF Mcfarland. has al
ready received three offers for Packey.
from Baron Long OF the Jeffries Athletic
club OF Los Angeles Jim cotfroth OF the
Colma Athletic club. and Jack Gleason. of
the San Fracisco Athletic club. Long and
Coffroth want the bout for Thanksgiving
day afternoon. Gilmore viii probably
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
WHITNEY TO HAVE A GOOD STRING
Americas Tracks to BE Favored by
Harry Payne.

NEW YORK. Oct. lit is understood
that Harry Payne Whitney will race a 5000
string OF horses IN this country next year.
as well as support an English table. With
more favorable surroundings there will be
good opportunities here, though il can
hardly be expected that the season will
be az good as It has been In the past.
Herman Duryea win also race here as ex-
tensively as heretofore. His idea is TO en-
courage home industry and sport until Il
becomes compulsory to 90 abroad to en-
Joy the pastims.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

form Tor King Coles pupils.
The M~prningside game will be played at
Sioux CI:y owing to the demand of the
alumni. Graduates of the university are
plentiful in this part OF the state and for
years they nave been clamoring for a
chance to see the Iowa eleven in action
at Sioux City. This season the schedule
was so arranged that the date was possible.
Morntngside has played Ames regularly for
several seasons and the Aggies have al
ways found them a formidable practice
game. Hence the M~orningside game was
added to the Old Gold schedule.
However, Whisman. the captain ana star
half back Of the Morningside eleven has
returned TO college and the lineup which
Coach HOLSTER will have for Iowa will be
much stronger than any tried before this
season. Whisman was chosen by many
critics all state half last year and Iowa
will need play carefully to defend its goal
line.
TIL easy game against Mornineside will
be a blessing to the Iowa hospital list,
Captain Kirk, Half Back Collins. and
Quarter Back Stewart were all laid ont
this last week with minor Injuries ana pro-
viding no additions are made today, the
men will be in much better shape to face
Nebraska.
Gross, tackle and johnson, sub-taekle.
and guard successfully passed their exami-
nations and are eligible for all the games
but Cobb and Bemis are still on the doubt
fui list. The athletic board is CONSIDERING
their cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

ton the ~Coruhuskers win probably be In
after the struggle with Ames, and they arc
aoing to make the most OF thelr oppor'
tunity. hoping some good fortune vii be-
fall them az Il did two years ago. and that
they may win. Kansas reeards Nebtaska
as tie Greatest opponent outside OF MIS-
souri,. and always puts up a strone de-
fsnsiye gene when the Ccrnhuskcrs arc
met.
Haskell. Iowa. Ames and Kansas, all
In . row, then, is the proposition the Corn
huskers face during the next four weeks
Some OF the rooters are hopeful OF making
a clean sweep OF these games, but the
coaches are not confident OF accomplish
ing that task. 1t is the hardest line OF
games any Nebraska team has been up
against. Coach Cole. at the rally for the
Minnesota game Tuesday night, said he
had never been up against such a PROPOSE.
ton during his football career, either as
player or as coach. n the Cornhuskers
win this row OF games they will have ac-
complished one of the greatest feats In the
history OF Missouri valley football The
players believe they can do II. and will
begin practice Monday with the determine
tion Of getting trained to the point where
they will be able TO defeat Iowa October
81, and then keep In that form until Kan
sas is put safely out Of the way Novem-
Der H.
May Play Carlisle.
A post-season game may be played by
Nebraska this fall during the week follow
ing the Wabash game on Thanksgiving
day. The manager Of the Carlisle Indians
has written Manager Gage stating he
want to bring the Redskins to LAncoin on
Monday or Tuesday after Thanksgiving,
and wants to know what sort of a finan.
cial guarantee Nebraska will Civ for the
game. Manager cage Is considering the
proposition, and thinks he can induce the
Carlisle management TO bring the team
here. The Redskins play at 81. Louis on
Thanksgiving day. and want the game
with Nebraska on their return trip to the
east.
The Nebraska students and Lincoln foot
ball enthusiasts want tho Indians to play
here and are urging Manager Eager to
make the management a good offer. They
are promising him that they will support
the game financially. and see that a large
crowd attends IT. The Nebraska manager
Is not hesitating about bringing the Indians
hore on account Of the financial end of
the game. He knows that a great crowd
would turn out. A faculty rule IS what
stands in the way of the game. There is
a rigid rule that no Intercollegiate games
shall be played by the Nebraska eleven
on schpol days. Saturday is the only day,
excepting Thanksgiving, on which the
- IAN have a game. The manager lie
to get the faculty to suspend the
r this fall and let them bring the
team here for Tuesday or Monday
thanksgiving. The Indians will not
It'll Saturday. and ~ Nebraska gets
ne It will have to play on a school
danaser Eager has received some
cement from members OF the
about allowing the game to be
early in the week, and thinks that
get the consent Of the senate with
Port time to the proposition. The
will probably be decided next week
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Dos Me Warm in Praise Of Their
Treatment.

SUTTON, Neb., Oct. H-(Special Tele-
g~ram.)-The National ooursing event closed
today and proved a great success. Patched
by Night. owned by David Hnl OF salina,
Kan, won the futuTity. The runnerup was
Nellie Baden, owned by Levick & Richter
OF Beatrice, Neb.
n championship stake. with 100 dogs
entered. was won by The Model. owned by
c. W. Courterash of Marysville. Kan. The
runnerup was Morning Sun, owned by
Gordon & Butterfield Of Beatrice. Neb.
Greyhound men arc loud IN their praise
OF the treatment extended them BY Sutton.
They are moving from here 20 Utica, Neb
at which place the National derby will be
run on October 30
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
LEMP's FALsTAFFs.
Totals.......

There will be a meeting Of Omaha Bowl
Ing league No. 2 Monday night to elect
The Cole-McKenuas crowned themselves
with glory last night, when they took two
games from the Chabot Shoe company on
the Metropolitan alleys. Captain Traynof
has a smile now that won come off and
Wiley is right behind him because he had
high total with 5S2, going King Solomon
one better. Nelson, the real pin getter.
took all honors for his team with. a total
of CSC, which is real good for Nelson. Mon
day night the Chabot Shoe company Will
play the postoffice team. Score:
CHABOT SHOE COMPANY,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
CHICAGO DEFEATS ILL
Work Of Boys from Champaign Sur-
prise to Windy City ROotera.

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-chiesgo defeated Nil
nois by a score OF II to 6 this afternoon,
but Stages men left the field as tired as
they were jubilant.
TIL heat, which seemed sufficient to
PROSTATE the players. undoubtedly aided
Chicago to its victory. The work of Petit
grew, SinnOck snd Railsback~ surprised the
Chicago rooters as well as the players.
The punting OF Ralsbsck added materially
TO the great showing OF the team. Steffen
was able TO make few OF the brilliant runs
marking the Purdue and Indiana games
and the line of Illinois generally was i'm
p~regnable to the attacks OF Chicago. The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
WITH THE B0wLERs.

In a match game last night on the As
sociation alleys between the Lemp's Fall
staffs and letters Gold Tops the latter
team won the first two games and lost
the last. These are the first games lost
by the Falstaffs. Berger had high single
game and total. The Gold Tops played a
steady. consistent game, every man soing
over the 500 mark. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
he lineup:
VALE
WEST POINT.
Touchdown Coy.

touchdown: Coy. Goal from ~touchaown'
Coy. Substitutes; Wheaton for Philbin,
Baehr for Chamberlain, Johnson for Car
berry. Referee: w, II. Okeson, Lehigh.
Umpire: w. 6. Langord, Trinity. Field
Judge: F. H. Godcharles.N Linesman: DR..
Carl Williams, Pennsylvania. Time or
halves: 20 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
PREPARES FOR NEBRASKA
yes WIN ne Given Rest before
Game.

CITY, Ia, Oct, 17.-(special.)-A
prescription of resi- will be given
IA foot ball team next week as
ninsside team will give Coach
htlin's players little trouble next
and Trainer Tommy O'Brien will
the opportunity OF whipping the
b the best possible condition for
aska game here October 81.
~issouri game today worried the
ind they worked the squad to the
preparation for the Tiger battle.
pn is expected next week, hence
to ease up on the daily programs
ent the players with a chance to
e.
off week in between these two
lee catlin expects to have his
the best shape ever for the Corn
Iowa wants to beat Nebraska
and though the Illinois game
led only a week later. the Catlin-
'Brien staff OF instruction is
to have the Hawkeyes in top
~ -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
NEW TROPHY FOR AUTOMOBILES
Cog,pciitiOn for Commercial Vehicles
20 ne StimuIated.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-THE board OF d.
rectors Of the American Automobile ssso-
citation at the regular quarterly meeting
accepted the offer OF Powell Evans, presi-
dent OF the Automobile Club Of Philadel.
phia to donate under a suitable deed ot
eift a $1,000 trophy TO be competed for an
nually by commercial vehicles. Il was said
that the first contest might be arranged
next spring, the itinerary Of the run to
include some OF the principal cities OF the
east.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Bee Want Ads Bring Results.


Annoy, China. Oct. n.-rsativs reports 70
ceived here from Changchow are to the
effect that more h 800 lives were lost in
that city as the result OF Thursdays ty-
phoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18
Ready for CoursIns a. Utlea.

UTICA, Neb. Oct. H.-(Special Telesram.l
car load OF dogs was received here late
this afternoon for the courslnE meet, which
commsnoes in this city next Tuesday morn
ing. About 800 dogs will be here. A big
crowd viii attend this interesting meet and
q good time Is assured. Committees nave
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

accept Longs offer. as the fisht fans have
been clsmorlne for = fisht between these
two great iightweights.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

Referee: King. Chicago. Umpire: Gale,
Chicago. Field judge: Lamson. Pennsyl-
vania. Head llneaman: Baughn. Dart