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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
CHICK DECIDES TO PLAY BALL
Aubrey FOrsakes Wise Resolution Not
to Work This Inter.

Word comes from Humboldt, Tenn, that
Chick Aubrey has forsaken his wise reso-
luton not to play ball this winter and Is
preparing TO go to southern California and
put in the winter playing.
Chick made this assertion at the conclu-
sion of the season in Omaha:
Il am not going to play ball this winter,
as l did last and have done for several
years, but am going down home and rest
up. take on flesh, so that j will be in fine
form when / report for duty at Cincinnati
in the spring. / am going TO hold down
first base for Cincinnati " merit will do II.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
nnnhee Wnntn Gnme.

Here's a chance for a 40 or 15O-pound
foot ball eleven to get a scrimmaRe. The
Dundee bunch wants a game for Saturday
Of this week. and guarantees an average
OF 143 pounds and a good, clean scrimmage.
Further information may be gained by tel
ephoning Harvey S65.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
sT. LANES.

The Luxus won two games from the
Kelley q Heyden team last night on the
Metropolitan alleys. MI. Patterson saved
the last game for the Kelley 4 Heyden
team by striking out. Mr.. Brunke, with
the aid OF his satchel, had high totals with
$50 and Harms had high single game with
2SL Tonight the Cole Mckennas and Birm-
ingham Range Co. play. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
BuckIer and Trimmer.

Because of the we'll known merits Of the
two contestant the boxing contest Thursday
night between Guy Buckles and Monk
Trummer Is attracting considerable atten-
ton. The contest will be held at VOLTS
hall, Twenty-second and Cunning streets
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

In a practice game on the Association
alleys last night between the Dreshers and
Cudahys the latter team won W games.
The new bowlers made good scores, and
when the league season opens next Mon
day they will show some of the old timers.
Laudgreen shot high total OF 63l and Lee
high single game with POI. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
C%onnterfeit DaIIan

Luy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
DIT. Kings New Life Pnls5 for constiDa-
ton malaria and jaundice For sale by
Beaten Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

The Bungalows have distinguished them
selves. They won a game from the
SchroedeTs st. James team last night on
the Metropolitan basement alleys. The st.
James were only able to take two games.
This is the first game the st. James have
lost. Scannell was high man on totals with
5l7 and Moyna had high single game with
203. Tonight the Loyal Hotel jewelers. and
Daily News play, Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

new $50 600 church az that pl1ss, larsc.y
the fruit OF his own efforts.
The services last night we've we'll qt-
tended by the members aud tlonds W the
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
REGULARS RETURN TO CANE
All But Cooke Will Be in the Lineup
Saturday Against Iowa.
STAR OUARTERBAcK,s FOOT BAD
Coach Cole Drives the C~Ornhusker,
Through n Most Satisfactory
Practice and Belief In
Victory ~ strong,

LINCOLN. oct. ss.-(special)-"Kins'
Cole announced this afternoon that all OF
the Cornhusker regulars excepting Quarter
back Cooke win be able to play against
Iowa Saturday. Kroker, fullback. and Belt
ger, left halfback, both OF whom were kept
out OF the Haskell game last week en- &C
count Of injuries, have improved rapidly
during the last two days and the coach will
allow them to start the game with the
Hawkeyes. In case thoy are injured again,
however. he will nave Minor, Temple,
Sturtznegger, all excellent substitutes, to
take their places.
Cooke, the midget quarterback Of the
Cornhuskers, is still confined to the hos
pital, where heis suffering from blood pol
son in his right foot, and will not return to
his position on the team until probably the
latter part Of next week. His physicians
ordered him to remain in bed until the
middle of next week and will not permit
him even 10 accompany the team as a
spectator to Iowa City. Yesterday 1t had
been hoped that he would be able to go
with the Cornhuskers, but last night his
foot grew worse and another operation on
1t was necessary. This was performed
this morning.
The loss of Cooke Is the hardest kind of
a blow TO the ~Cornhuskers and lessons
greatly the chances of a victory over the
husky Hawkeyes. TIL midget quarter in
the Minnesota and other early season games
did the best work of his career, and the
coaches had figured on his being in form
to do some sensational playing for the Iowa
contest. But with him out all the plays
built. up for his fast uni have beer
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
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per acre. JON our next excursion, which
leaves next Saturday, Oct. 81.
For full particulars
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
REPAIRS

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every make OF furnace steam or hot water
heater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAID WORKS.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS

and Hagerman. who was the msinstay OF
the Topeka Western association team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
PractIee Do EncouraRinR.

The practice this afternoon was the best
from the standpoint Of the coaches that
has been held during the last two weeks.
On the defense the Cornhuskers were a
stone wall to the scrubs, and held them
time after time for downs.
The second team players made two or
three runs around the ~CorAhuskers' wings
for short gains, but never made over ten
yards on any of these attempts.
Bobby" Carroll, who was a member
of the squad two seasons ago, Joined
the team this week. He is one of the
fastest men on the squad and Coach Cole
expects him to prove to be a sensational
player before the season is closed.
The practice today was the last hard
one the Nebraska players will have be-
fore they leave for Iowa City. Tomor-
row afternoon a light signal practice will
be held at Antelope park. and in the even
ing Coaches Cole and Borg and
twenty players will leave for Cedar
Rapids, Ia. where Friday, afternoon and
night will be spent. Saturday morning
the Nebraska party will go on to Iowa
City, where the game with the Hawkeyes
takes place that afternoon.
Owing to the fact that no rate has
been granted to Iowa City for this game,
no Nebraska rOoters will follow the
team. No rate has been granted for the
Ames game at Omaha, either, but the
Nebraska Students are going there next
week in force.
The tickets for the Ames game were
placed on sale this morning at a down.
town store and before noon over SOC
reservations had been mad This after
noon the sale was not quite so good, but
1t was estimated that the total number
Of tickets bought during the day was 500
This number does not include the ad.
vance sale which had been made by Man.
ager Eager, Before next week it is ex.
pected that fully 1000 seats will have
been reserved by the students and Lin.
coin people.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
bentley n Good Man.


Bentley, who succeeds Cooke, was a sub
stitute for him last year. He never won
his IN" and the low game will be his
coaches, however, have a great deal Of
confidence in him, and his work at quarter
In the game last Saturday against the In,
dams encouraged them to believe that he
will run the team in a fairly good manner.
Bentley is stronger than Cooke, and there
will not be so much danger of his being
injured.
A grueling scrimmage was seld at Ante
lope park this afternoon. All of the regu-
lars reported for practice. The varsity
spent the greater share Of the scrimmage
hour in trying out the new plays which it
has been learning this week. King Coles
~"peekaboo' defense worked in fine style
against the scrubs and resulted in two
touchdowns being made.
Considerable attention was paid to the
forward pass and it was employed for five
good gains, being used by Bentley and
Harvey. One of the gains made on the
play was for Twenty-Five yards. Bentley
and the Cornhusker captain have been
working the pass so frequently and we'll
this week that the rooters who watched
practice are looking for them to make a
great deal of trouble for Iowa Saturday.
All season the Cornhuskers have been
more successful with this Innovation of last
season than anybody expected the would.
AT Minnesota they made six times as much
distance on the pass as 14fe 39ophers were
able to get. In the Haskell game last week
it was again employed With good results.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
DORANTE AGAIN ON
A WINNING STRIDE

OAKLAND. Cal. December 4-Dorante
the Pessara colt belonging to Fred For
sythe. spread-ea gled his field in the Nc
Daniel handicap yesterday afternoon at
Emeryville. Tine colored rider, Lee had
the mount and he had only to sit still
TO capture the large end of the purse.
Bogg. which was in at the light impost
Of ninety pounds beat Frank F'littner
for second money.
Dorante was quoted at the liberal price
of to 10, and won so easily that the
right odds should have been l to 1. Anna
May. the most consistent runner here. an
nexed another purse In the third event
Five favorites landed the money. and the
layers experienced another disastrous day
The summaries:
First race: two year old maidens: six furlongs
time 1.14A-Won by Joe Rose (McCarthy,. even
Captain Hansen GILBERT. 3 TO ! for place. sec
Bishop W.. Z. NJ Brown. Orln Ormonde Os
ceola. Smiling Jack, Faneuil Hall and FIewsit
also ran.
Second race; twoyear-old maidens: six fur
longs: time. 1.15-WOn by Beau Man walsh. {
knight ,sulIlvsnl, to to show. third. Foot
loose. Assaya. Ida Hewitt. Semper Fidels ant
R; s. Flaherty also ran.
ing; six furlongs: time. 1.13-Won by Anna May
!McCarthy'. 10 20; May Amelia tkeoSh,. ever
to to show. third. Bravoure: Inspector Bird
Expectant. Banposa and Bona also ran.
Fourth race. Mcdaniel handicap: all ages
seven furlongs: time. 1.26ss-Won by Dorant,
Gee,. to 10: Bogge tWalsh,. 6 to 1 for place
second: Frank Flittner (Kirschbauml. 5 to l I,
show. third. Cressna and Deutschland also ran
Fifth race; four-year-clds and upward sell
ing; one mile and sixteenth; time 1.4S1s-WoI
by J. X. Laughrey MILLER. to !; Lady Alcii
RusselD. to 3 for place. second Sir Brila
tKeogh,. to l to show. third Herodotus Hua
pala. Prince Of Orange. Aftermath. Kelowna ant
King Brush also
Sixth race: all ages: five and one-half furlones
time. 1.o62s-Won by Pajaroita tMcCarthyl I,
): Booger Red fkirschbaum., even for place sex.
ond Cloudlight tNfilleri. to ! to show. third
Twilight Queen John A. Maon, r. Nugent ant
Workhox also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
WHY YALE LOST.
Coach Biglow Explains the Foot Ball
Teams Poor Showing.

NEW HAVEN. December 4.-Head
Coach Biglow of the Yale Varsity foot
ball eleven in advancing some reasons
why Yale did not make good show
ing in the Harvard game as some OF
Yaes friends had looked for, said to the
Yale Daily News that the Yale foot ball
season started with very bright prospects.
backs the material was better than has
been seen In years. Then came the cas-
ualtes to the players, which for number
exceeded anything seen at New Haven
in years. said Biglow.
These injuries were distributed TO men
in all positions on the team. They were
not serious. but were sufficient to lay
man up for three weeks at time. These
injuries made it impossible TO get all the
whole team together until very late in
the season. Capt. Burch being injured
put the team in difficult situation. Big
low declared that while the Yale Brown
game looked bad, 1t was merely the an
nual slump which came a little late. Then
the team started to get together in the
Princeton game, and was progressing
rapidly when il reached Harvard. He
added the team was always slow to make
up. which was largely due to the fact
that it had been without a captain for so
long. Many thought they were lacking
in head work when on the field. and this
was more or less true, but 1t can be
readily accounted for by the fact that the
uuarterbackS were all new men to the
position and had not had time TO get
great deal of experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
FAST BASKET BALL
AT N. G. ARMORY

Every one is anxiously awaiting the
sound of Referee Hughes whistle which
will start one of the greatest basket bali
games that has ever been played in this
city at National Guard armory tomorrow
night The Independent team to be known
as the National Guards. which is COM
posed of the pick of the players In the
professional league of two years ago,
will have as their opponents one of the
fastest teams from Philadelphia, known
as the Ex-coilegiate quint
National league or intercollegiate rules
will be played, which allows a player to
dribble and shoot from drbb,e, which
makes the playing faster and more ex-
citing.
The locals have been practicing every
night and are right on edge and anx-
iously awaiting for this their first game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04

gritty lineup from the fifty men who
took part in the class games. "Wobby'
O'Conor. the Elmira heavyweight, will
hold down the center position. Mullins
and Bill Fitzgerald, the first a varsity
sub and the latter sophomore star, have
been given the care of the guard holes
Lynch will try his hand at right tackle
while w. Healy will do the same stunt
on the other side of the line. Carter. the
Montana wonder, will hold sway on one
end, with Reilly doing the same trick on
eralship displayed by Capt. Martin of
the 1911 team has made him the unani-
nous choice of all for the steersman's
place. Left halfback has been given to
Carlin of the Juniors and Capt. Mont
gomery will himself play at the accom-
panying position. Feenan, a two-hundred
FOUNDER. will most likely be seen in the
middle Of the backfield crescent. although
it IS rumored that LaPlante will play
full at least during one half. Culkin.
Corcoran and Fitzpatrick are held on the
reserve list.
Bunny Larkin has been picked by
both teams to do the refereeing. He will
probably be assisted by Percy Givens as
umpire. Leo Martel as field judge and
Tom Neil as head linesman. The pres
ence of these four Blue and Gray stars.
one of whom was head coach at Cornell
this fall. will lend class to an event which
promises to cause great excitement on
Georgetown Field tomorrow Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
FIVE FAVORITES IN
FRONT AT ARCADIA

LOS ANGELES. Cal. December f.
Five favorites went over the plate yes
terday afternoon at Arcadia. but as three
were odds-on choices the players didnt
profit so much by the bangtails running to
form.
Animus. the Lord Esterling geldng
east, at last managed to win a set of
brackets here in the fourth event This
was his third start, and in each race he
was held at lower than even money.
Yesterday the layers made him to )
shot and their figures were true for
Animus galloped home first by eight
lengths. His two defeats cost Powers
more than he won by yesterdays vic
tory. The summaries:
First race. four ycarolds and upward. selling
10 D. won: Saracinesca Urall. even place. see.
md md Free re. knight light the Bar rowsrs 70
Rule and BrennEs also ran.
Second race. two-year.olds: selling; six fur
Page>. Is to place. second: Hardlysan Powers
to 5 show; third, Time. lie Lucky Mate
vim. Fred Maier and Lnlu O. also ran
rhird race. threeyear -olds and upward one
mile-old Timer bowers; t" 3. won: I!asty
tBurns,. to show. third. Time, 1.41 Is.
Bucket Brigade also ran.
Fourth race. three year-ol,ls and upward; sell
ing: one mile-Animus Powers,. to ). won;
Orcagna ,Yorke,. to 1 place, second; St. kilds
tWilsoni. TO ] show. third. Time. 1-+l 30.
Uncle Henry, Skylark, Bye Bye and Hi Caul Car
also ran.
Fifth race four year-olds and upward: selling
six and half furlongs-Lee Harrison III Burns,
to = won: Elizabeth r. Farm. to l place,
second: Haber tArchibald,. 3 to show, third
Time. 1.22 Belle of Iroquois Plnaud Ampeda
and Tendercrest also ran.
Sixth race. three-ycar- Odds and upward: sell
ing: seven furlongs-Orifamb .Wilspn,. to !,
won: John Lyle u'asel. ) to place. second;
Third Rail fGoldstenl. TO ] show. third. Time.
%. Round a nd Round. skye, Diamond Nose and
Warner Griswell also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
LAW TO PLAY ALL-CoLLEGE.
Inter-Departmental Game Scheduled
for Tomorrow Afternoon

At pm tomorrow the gridron huskies
from the law department Of Georgetown
University will meet an eleven composed
of students selected from the arts depart
ment of the same institution. game
bet ween these two sections of the Blue
and GRAY school has not been played for
a number Of years and hence will prove
a sort of novelty.
Already the rivalry has become most
intense and a large crowd of rooters is
expected to be on hand to cheer their
respective representatives to greater ef-
forts for victory. The hilltop men ex-
pect to turn out 200 strong. and will prob
ably give a treat TO the public in the
shape of some original yells. The Law
School bunch say that there will be 200
loud-vofced enthusiasts behind them when
they start the battle
AS TO betting, it is even. The down
town team is heavy bunch and, under
the able tutelase of Harry Devlne. should
he able TO put up strong game. AS yet
there has been no selection OF team,
and II is not unlikely that all who report
will be given chance to show their aoli-
ity against the collegians.
Joe Montgomery has charge OF the col
leGe men and he has selected fast and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
BASE BALL NOTES.

CIV Young is on deck again with that
bunk stuff about this being his last year
on the slab. Wild Bill Donovan. F. Jones
and numerous other diamond stars have
sprung this gag until it is as badly worn
as the family GROWER.
Otis Crandall. whose pitching was quite
a factor in the Giants fight for the pen
nant last season, has received from Mana
ger McGraw. as a token for his good
work, a watch fob made from a so gold
piece set with diamonds.
The all-American team. now touring the
orient includes the following players:
Bill Burns. Pat Flaherty. Nick Williams
Jack Doe Babe Danzig. Roy McArdle
Jim Delehanty. Graney. Curtis and George
Hildebrand.
Pat Powers has not yet heard of the
report that Jimmy Collins is to be the
next manager Of the Buffalo Eastern
League team. But what a great man he
would be for the job said Sir Patrick.
Slow joe Doyle is wintering in Kan
sas He spends most of his time hunting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04
FARLEY LOSES IN
HORSEMEN'S COURT

NEW YORK, December 4.-The direct
ors of the board of review of the National
TrOtting Association. in session at the
Murray Hill Hotel Yesterday, gave out
their decisions in some of the most i'm
portant cases which they have had under
consideration during the past three days.
James Farley. the strike breaker" lost
his case. The board of review upheld the
decision of the judges of the Addison
County Agricultural Society of Middle
bury. VT, who decided that he had COM
mitted a foul with Index on August %
against the mare Jennie w.
Farley. who appealed from that deci-
sion. intimated there was an arrange
ment to permit Jennie w. to win. The
mare was the favorte in the race and was
owned by state senator He told how
a man connected with the association Of
fered him a bride of 5000 to pull Index
in favor of Jennie W.
The officials interested In the results of
the race denied Farley's story of A bribe
and swore that he had interfered with the
mare and deserved to be ruled out of the
re- T,o