Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
Jam WINS FOR LINCOLN
tested Player Makes Touchdown
and Also Kicks Goal.
CROWD SEES THE GAME
ma Scores First, but Lincoln soon
OIlOws with Touchdown
and Later q Goal ts
Kicked.

NCOLN. oct. 29.-(Special Teegram)-
III Leslie Mann playing the greatest
ne of his brilliant career as a high
DOL star, Omaha High school went down
defeat before the wonderful work Of
little quarterback by a score Of to 6.
was a closely contested game, Omaha
wing a shade the better of the straight
t ball, but their advantage in this re-
ct was more than offset by the playing
Leslie Mann. Twisting, lodging and
estepping, the Omaha players were
yerless to stop him, and Mann won the
ne for the capital city lads. His punt
was a big feature in keeping the bail
m the Lincoln goal line, while time after
he only a wonderful tackle by Mann
svented some Omaha player from crosc-
the goal line.
The game was marked by the determined
brit Of the players, Omaha fighting with
Ogged spirit which refused to give way
the rushes of the speedy backfield Of
he Lincoln High school. Time after time
he runner was hurled back for loss for
Two successive times and then Mann would
take the bail for a spectacular dash through
a broken field.
The game was played before a big crowd.
A special train from Omaha carried over
stands were bright with the colors Of the
rival high school. A light wind blew from
the south, but gave neither side the favor.
Omaha started with a rush in the first
lew minutes of the game and Golden soon
carried the bail over for a touchdown.
Lincoln came back strong and before the
nalf closed Mann had also scored a touch
DOWN Later in the game Leslie Mann
also dropped e pretty goal, the bah saI-
ing high above the crossDars. Goals were
rlcked from both touchdowns.
Omaha Fast at start.
Omaha outplayed Lincoln on the first
and second quarter ana were outplayed in
the third and fourth quarters. Omaha
worked the fake formation with good sue
cess, while Lincoln depended entirely upon
Mann for advancing the ball Omaha won
the toss and chose the west goal The
game started at 3:O2. with Leslie Mann
Kicking to Golden, who fumbled the ball
Lincoln man falling on it. Lincoln coule
not gain and was forced to punt out OF
bounds, the ball gong to Omaha on the
twenty-yard line. There was an EXCHANGE
Of punts, in which Omaha gained the ad.
vantage, Klopp returning the ball on each
exchange.
Then Omaha started a march towards
the goal line. hlopp made ten yards ant
Paine made ten more. Andrus made I've
on a forward pass, which was Intercepted
by Leslie Mann, who run fifteen yard,
before he was downed. Payne intercepted
The next forward and Omaha plunged
through the line for fifteen yards on IN,
next three downs, Payne Bowman ant
Rector carrying the ball. Time was taken
out, then KlOpp made ten yards on a for.
ward pass. Bowman made ten yards and
then Payne ripped through for five. Bow.
man made ten yards around tackle and
then after a series of Inc plunges Andrus
got loose with fake quarterback run for
a touchdown after twenty-yard run
Rector kicked goal Score. Omaha, g.
Lincoln, O.
Mann kicked off and the ball went out OF
bounds Payne made five yards on an enc
run. Omaha kicked to IIugg who was
tackled without any return. Mann kicked
/ 10 klopp, who returned the ball ten yards
Omaha was Denahzed and kicked TO Hugg
lime was called for the first quarter.
Mann opened the second quarter with an
end run for fifteen yards on the next
/ play ne circled the end for touchdown
I later kicking goal and making the score a
time. Omaha, G; Lincoln &.
/ Mann kicked off TO Payne. who returned
ten yards. House made five yards. This
quarter was largely a punung duel botl
l sides falling 10 advance the ball con
sistently Mann had the better Of the kick
ing. c. Mann was hurt after nice gair
on forward pass and forced TO retire
Leslie Mann dropped back and executed 1
pretty drop kick from the thirty-yard line
core: Lincoln. 9; Omaha g.
This ended the scoring for the remainder
OF the game. Omaha was unable to ad
vance the ball through the line for frs
Gowns and relied upon their punter. Lin
coin carried the BAH 20 within few Zee
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