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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Iowa Lining Up
for Game with
Ames Saturday
Practice Begins Monday Behind
Closed Gstes-Left Halfbaok
Gregg Has Broken Nose.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Nov 1.-Cspecial)-
Practice for the Ames-Iowa game began in
earnest at Iowa field Monday. The gates
we're closed to all spectators and Coach
Hawley and his assistants sent their men
through signal practice for almost an
hour. bringing out several new plays with
which TO combat the Aggies' contemplated
stone wall defense. The freshman line
was torn up time after time. the only pos
siblo chance for holding being at Ben
nett's place at end on the scrub line
The surprise Of the week at Iowa was
the news that Mornigside had trimmed
Ames. 90 O. and at first adherents Of the
old gold looked on the game with sus-
picion, thinking that they might have
given the game away for the sake OF
IOwa's overconfidence. The return Of sew
eral scouts however, dispelled this
thought, for they declared Ames put Its
strongest men into the field and fought
hard to get to Morningsdes line. The
Sioux City bunchs score came towards the
close Of the game By a spectacular forty
yard run and the Aggies never quite re-
covered.
The Iowa team Is In good condition. The
four injured players were ali seen in uni
forms again this week, Thomas being par
ticularly lively. which was an encouraging
sign since he was hurt the worst of any
one in the Purdue game. Money is flowing
quite freely on the game. bets being taken
even however. The Ames-Iowa game is
the biggest one of the year for the Hawk
eyes and fully 800 rooters will accompany
the team.
John Gregg, left half on one Of the uni
versity's department foot ball teams anc
q resident of HawArden, la, had his nose
broken in foot ball practice Monday even
ing. He will not be able to play through
out the remainder OF the season This
makes the fifth serious injury to foot bal
players at the University of Iowa this
year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Dakota University
Beats w cSleyan
State University, in Better Trim Than
Mitchell Eleven, Wins
20 To IL.

MITCHELL g. D., Nov, L-(special Tel
esram. AFTER a hard struggle this after
noon on the local grldirOn the University
OF South Dakota team OF VermilHon de-
feated the Wesleyan eleven OF this city
by score Of % to Il. Mitchell scored in
the first quarter but failed 70 kick goal.
while Vermllion followed In the first
part OF the quarter with a touchdown
made on an end run. VermnHon scored
twice IN the third and fourth quarters OF
the second half and twice kicked a field
goal Toward the close OF the game Mitch
ell scored it's second touchdown bv
forward pass and line buck Of one foot
After making the thirty flve-yard line
Immediately afterwards. Nolt came close
to a touchdown with the uaIl held on the
three-yard line when Vermillion punted
out OF danger fluke pass was RESPONSE
Bile for one OF vermllion's touchdowns A
crowd OF 100 people saw the game The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Hush and Taken
from Mother by
Her Daughter
Child Must Pay Parent Ten Thousand
Dollars for Alienation of Aztec
tons from Doctor.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. THAT Mrs.
Johanna Huesselmann is entitled to $500
damages from her daughter, the wife Of
DR.. Wilhelm Becker, was the verdict of a
jury in the circuit court today In a 81, 900
alienation of affections suit of mother
against daughter.
Mrs. Huesselmann and DR.. Becker were
married in Chicago in 1900. She was then
46 years old. He was 81 She had two
daughters One Of them was Mrs. Hattie
Bott, aged 26, at that time. Mrs. Bott
was then living in st. Paul. Her husband
Dr. Henry c. Bot. Some time after
the marriage Mrs. BOtt came to Milwaukee
TO visit at the home of her mother and
her new stepfather. and following her visit
Mrs Becker and the doctor separated. AL
leging that he compelled her to leave,
threatening TO shoot her. Mrs. Buessel-
mann got divorce from the doctor and
her former name, Huesselmann, was re-
stored November 3, 1906.
on November 2, 1906. Mrs. Bott, the pres
ent Mrs. Becker, began suit for divorce
from DR.. Bott. She got the divorce No
vember "a, 1907. Five days later according
to testimony Mrs. Bot and her step
father we're married.
Mrs. Huesselmann- Becker Il u esselmRnn
said, among other things, that II was in
July, 1906, that her daughter "wllfully, ma
liclously and wlckedly' gained the affec-
tons of DR.. Becker and sought to entice
him to desert his wife. Mrs Huesselmann
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Wireback Wins
in Three-Cushlon
Victor Makes Run of Seven Billiards
in Opener of National ANA
teur League.

PiTTSBURG. Nov. with an average
OF .623 Joseph f. Wireback Of this city
defeated r. M. Keys and Richard Nor
grove OF Kansas city. so TO o., In the
opening game OF the National Amateur
Three-Cushion Billiard league here tonight
The winner made a run OF during
lie evening, which was loudly applauded.
The worlds record for three-cushion bill
lizards Is IA.
Keys started the contest 70. Kansas
C1ty, but after making y points in forty
Six innings was replaced by Norgrove, VINO
seemed unable 10 get his stroke and tai
He'd but ~ points in the remaining thirty
three innings. beginning with the fifty
sixth inning Norgrove failed to score for
eighteen consecutive innings and IL looked
like an easy victory for Wireback, He
broke with a run Of g. but Wireback ran
out in the next five innings.
Ia the afternoon W. II. Clesrwate- de-
feated Cowboy" Weston, 100 10 Is, in an
exhibition lame Of pool. and In the even
Ing repeated his success by score Of To-
20 4C.
The second game between the P.ttsbaTg
and Kansas city cue experts will be played
tomorrow night
BOSTON, oct Sl-Iu the opening game
OF the National Amateur Billiard league
here tonight in which New York and Bos-
ton competed for honors. william Blu
menthal OF New York defeated Allen
Mason OF Boston % TO Il. Both meu
secured high runs Of 5. Blumenthal made
an average OF A. and Allen 80 Both men
viii play three games IN this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
LA GRAVE HOLDS "BAT" NELSON
Dane Unable 90 Muster Force Enough
20 Administer Knockout Punch
Not In old Form.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. battling
Nelson and Anton LaGrave OF this city
fought nfteen-round draw tonight be-
fore the Broadway Athletic club.
While Nelson displayed all or hts old
time boHng-in tactics and kept after La
Grave from the start, he clearly demon
strated that he is TO be classed with the
fighters who cannot come back. Several
times he had the local boy worried, but
the Dane could not gather the force to
send home a knockout punch.
LaGraNe was nervous at first For
three or four rounds IL looked as though
the old CHAMPION was going TO have an
easy time of Ii. Driving I'm straight lefts
varied now and then with the old cross
which helped him to the title, Nelson
drove his man around the ring After
three OF four rounds OF this, LaGrave
steadied down and fought back He showed
little science but was rugged and game
and mis- youth STAYED Oft defeat. wuicu
threatened him as far along as the twelfth
round. Nelson showed no little Cleverncss
Ina blOcidnE hut lhis was offset 10y ms
Wildness lie missed time and again
with his right cross 20 the jaw.
In the last round LaGraye stood up with
out finching 10 a give and take slugEing
bout that brought the crowd TO It's feet.
The men We're hammering away without
/ evidence OF distress when the gong
changed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Creighton is to
Meet Highland
Park Saturday
Speedy Bunch from Des Moines to
Play in Omaha Against the
Blue and White.

No practice was held on Creighton field
Monday evening, and many Of the regulars
on the Blue and White team were still
showing the effects of the encounter with
tho Jayhawkers last Saturday. Hoye re-
ceved hard crack in the side that will
keep the lanky end out Of the game for
some time and Captain Lee collided with
Kansan sometime during the struggle,
cutting a deep cash over that stalwart's
right eye.
Creighton meets the Highland Park
eleven Saturday for their annual game.
Heretofore the locals have had little diff
ficulty in downing this aggregation, but
reports from Des Moines lately are TO the
effect the warriors of that institution have
a fast, hard-fightlng bunch.
Creighton IL rather jubilant over the
game last week, in which they held the
Asgies to a small score. Considering that
the farmers have one of the best and fast
est teams in this section of the country,
the local lads are proud Of their work on
the gTidiron. The Kansans were COM
mended frequently by the spectators for
the wonderful rapidity in which their
formations were played, and they were by
far the speediest team that has appeared
on the local field this season. Mllers
men showed a wonderful Improvement in
form over the preceding weeks, and it Is
safe to predict that the Highland Park
game will be full of surprises for the
Iowans. The Blue and White Is somewhat
handicapped for ends for next Saturday s
struggle. With Haller and HoYe out tenn
porarily. Miller may have to develop some
, of the second team men for the positions
McNichos and Hefferman are likely ma,
terial, bat the latter Is suffering from d
severe wrenched shoulder. Marin is still
suffering from a blow that put him out OF
last weeks struggle and new half,
back may have to fill in the place OF that
speedy youngEter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Franchises and Players Foot Ball Teams Bus
Armed Posse
Seeks to Rescue
Grace Rolph
Party in Close Pursuit Of Men Who
Kidnapped Former Nebraska
Girl in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov IAN armed
party OF men is now in close pursuit Of
two desperate Mexican characters who
kidnapped Grace Rolph, Is years old, from
a ranch near Chicoy. state Of Tamaulpas
Wednesday. Miss Rolph is daughter
Of DR. -. Nj. Rolph, formerly Of Pender,
Neb
few details Of the kidnapping We're con-
tanned in a telegram received at the Ameri-
can embassy late tonight from Consul
Miller Of Tampico. In the message the
consul stated that Sosunda Selero ana
Leandro Mendoza desperate men, robbed
a safe and kidnapped the girl.
Or Rolph. the girls father, accompanied
by friends, Is now in pursuit. The guilty
parties have been reinforced and are
headed for the Huasteca country, state Of
Vera Cruz. Consul Miller has asked that
rurales be sent to aid the pursuing party,
as the situation is serious and nc says
clash between pursuers and pursued, all
Of whom are armed, is very probable.
Consul Miller says that proper papers
have been made out for the arrest OF the
fugitives. The fate OF the girl is in doubt.
FENDER, Neb., oct 3l-The Associated
Press dispatches referring 70 the kidna ping
OF Miss Grace Rolph by a Mexican peon
named Zegunda, near Chicoy, Mexico, have
aroused deep interest in this community.
She is the adopted daughter Of Dr.. and
Mrs r. L. Rolph, former residents OF
Fender, where the doctor was a leading
physician. Wishing TO retire from active
practice. the family removed from Pender
to a ranch which Dr. Rolph had purchased
near the town OF Chicoy.
Miss Rolph in letters to friends here has
] a
being one Of the cowboys on the ranch
She said Zegunds is an expert riflemar
and hunter. Miss Rolph is IL years OF ag,
and pretty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
south omaha Bowling.
RUFFNERS.
SPRINGFIELD TEAM TALKS BACK
Resents Current Report Concerning
weight of Players.

Springfield High schools foot ball team
resents the report sent out by the second
team Of Omaha High school TO the effect
that the second team was outweighed by
twenty pounds to the man Jon the game
last Saturday when the Springfield boys
trampled over the Omaha lads by R to O.
Prof H. B. Stapleton, superintendent Of
the Springfield school, states that the
Omaha boys come home every year with
the same story and spoil the Springfield
schools chances for other games. As a
matter of fact, the Springfield weights
were gwen out as being 40 pounds 10 the
man. while the High school team will aver
age 182 pounds. 50 the difference was not
so great. The Springfield team Is looking
for games with other schools for Novem-
Der 10 and for THANKSGIVING.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
OMAHA GIRL WINS AN AUTO
Gets the Most Votes I'm a Subscription
Contest by a Majority of
sax Million.

Miss Mabel Dempster Christensen OF
Sioux Falls, s. D., daughter of John 4.
Dempster Of Omaha, a candidate for state
representative, won 3 popularity contest
given by the press OF the South Dakota
city with 1SO03,64O Her nearest compeu-
tor had 100000 less, The prize was a
thirty horsepower automobile. Mr.. Demp-
ster's daughter taught school for some
time In Sioux Falls and was four years
deputy state superintendent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
BOXING BOUT AT SOUTH OMAHA
VOmmy Bresnahhn 90 Meet Phil King
Wednesday NiGht for Fiji
teen Rounds.

Tommy BresnRhan, who IL rated the best
Of the lightweights Of this section, and
Phil Knight, a Kansas City lad, who is
reported 10 be speedy, are scheduled for a
fifteen round match to settle which is the
best man, November 2. The event is TO be
lS2 pounds, rinEside and will be given
under the auspices OF the Tri-City Athletic
Stub at the club rooms, Twentieth and Q
streets, South Omaha, Besides the Bres-
nahan- knight bout the management prom
ises several fast preliminaries OF local
boxers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Bowlers Keep
Alleys Warm
Making Scores
Sprague Pills Defeat Yousem Colts,
Though Latter Get High Three
Game Total of League.

in the Mercantile league the U. s Clean
ing company won two games out OF three
from the Ak-Ser-Bens. Benstson rolled
high total Of 537 and high single Of PA pins
In the Booster league the Sprague pills
defeated the Yousem Colts two out Of
three. although the Colts rolled high three
game total with 1850 pins Christensen Of
the Pills rolled high total Of ga and high
single Of 24O and Bruggerman Of the Colts
had a total OF els and 2S5 single game.
The scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
everett Breaks worlds TwO-MIIe
Record at PImiIcO.

NecoFN AZ EtmAicos
BALTIMORE, Nov l.--Pimllco closed It's
blaze OF glory AS the DAYS feature the
classic Bowie stakes was offered and drew
~ ~ Wy S iiS poeaDiy 'sle B5eulest 10Y OF
\ two-mile race event. Everett Gold
Coast colt In the Quincy stable, at TO /,
persution, the heaviest played horse, TO
break the worlds record. The time, $3.50
shaves off u second from the figures set
up IN last years Bowie by Fitzherbert.
FIRST race. six furlonEs; singer q to p
Won. PhSsosh second, King Pin third.
second race. mile and forty yards: san
drian q to u won. Busy second, The Gar
Third race, two miles Everett Is TO d
won, Superstition second. Bonnie Kelso
Fourth race, steeplechase, two miles:
Thistledale O to p won, Essex second
Jimmy Lane THIRD. Time: !;Ol&.
Y won. kinhelon second. Elbart third.
second, OOldencastle third. Time: 1:4TN
Seventh race. six furlOngs: BOdkin 6 to
wen Barney lgoe second, oratsra third.
LArONIA. Ky. Nov. I.-Carlton @, run
ming in tine form, repeated his perform
anoe OF last week by coming home a win
ner IN the feature race at l.atonia today
Ia one OF the most exciting finishes OF the
mooung. carlton q, LED all the way. Royal
Report was second and Milton Il. third.
hulnmarys
First race seven furlongs: Judge Walton
(gtraight 800 won, Earl OF Richmond
place, NtOl SECOND, Canopian (shOw, A.OO)
third. Time l.T.
Second race, six turlonEs: Planutess
(straight. H.bOl won. Moekler (place, $500
Time: l.lA
Third race, seven furlonRs: Westbury
Yecond, Aspirin (show, AlOl third Time
l35h
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth: Carl
ton O. straight. SiD won, Royal RepOr
tplaee, sL6Ol second, Milton Il. (shOw. 81 60
third Time: 1876
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Bat
place 500 second. Hans show, $50
third Time: l;44
Sixth race one and one-eighth mile
Markie NJ. tstraight $500 won. Sanni
Cplace. $3.50 second Henry Hutchinson
allow. $3.50 third. Time: 1;52
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
COURT CLEARED FOR FUNERAL
Judge Crawford DispOscE Of Many
Gases So that Attaches May Al
tend MOstyn Services.

Police court VIII not convene until o.
o'clock "Wednesday morning, giving che
time for the Officers aud attaches OF the
court 10 attend the funeral services OF
Captain MOstyn.
Judge Crawford Tuesday morning en-
treIy cleared the docket OF twenty-siN
cases. assessing fines sentencing and dis-
charging the whole list OF prisoners with
the exception Of two. whose hearings he
continued until Thursday orning. II was
the first time I'm several months that the
entire police court docket has been
Cleaned "
Unless the police are unusually busy
Tuesday night a very light docket is sK-
pected for Wednesday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

on the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Omaha Bicycle Indians won two out of
three games from the Luxus Gilbreeth
had high single game with 226, also high
on totals with 500. COgswell of the Luxus
was the main pin getter Of his team with
totals of J94.
Tonight Monte Christos vs.. a. Friek &
Son. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
LIGHT PRACTICE UNDER WAY
Coach Burnett is Drilling His Grid
iron Braves,
PREPARING FOR SOUTH OMAHA
Team Has Gained speed since the
Lincoln Game and Great
Things Are EN-
peCted.

Light signal practice has been given the
omaha team for the last two days bv
Coach Burnett preparatory FOR the South
Omaha game. Since the Lincoln same the
team seems 90 have gained speed Omuha's
line IN the game was strong, but there IS
room for Improvement, and by November
u "stonewall' will probably be devsi-
oped In the Omaha line.
The second team OF omaha has also
played much better since the game with
Springfield.
A game with the Ninton street Athletic
club is expected for Saturday. The second
team Is placed somewhat at a disudvan-
taEe IN securing games as many smaller
high schools near Omaha object to playing
the second team because they imagine a
first team man plays This fact is mac
curatc, as any player ineligible TO play on
the team either because OF being deficient
in his studies or for other reason, - barred
from playing on either team.
Bigger Better, Busier-That Is what ad-
vertislng in The Bee will do for your
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
Two INDOOR MARKS BEATEN
Melvin w Sheppard Taken Sick After
Winning Heat.
FOUR THOUSAND ATTEND MEET
sixtsen Track and Field Events Of
Two-NiEht PrOErnan at Madison
square Garden Are
Finished,
FOUR THOUSAND ATTEND MEET

NEW YORK Nov. -Four thousand
athletic enthusiasts went 20 Madison
Square garden tonight TO witness sixteen
Of the thirty-two track and field events
OF the two-nlght program OF the national
Indoor championships Of the Amateur
Athletic union. Two records were broken.
The Irish-American Athletic club suf-
fered a severe setback In the first event.
the 3OO-yard run when Melvin w. shep-
pard, after winning his semi-final heat,
became III and was unable to compete in
the final. Sheppard started later in the
1OOO-yard run, the feature OF the evening,
but after about 800 yards was compelled
to quit his rival, II, Gisslng, winning the
event in 2:2O
The first record broken during the even
ing was in the 56-pound weight for height
In this event Con Walsh OF the New York
Athletic club established a new American
record of 16 feet 1916 inches. smashing
the old record made by p. Mcdonald last
year. The old figures were IS feet y
inches. The second record to go was In
the final event--the pole vault for dis
tance-in which Plat Adams Of the New
York Athletic club broke the old record
Of % feet. made by Martin Sheridan ia
1907, by 2ls inches
The two-mile race was a duel between
Jack Monument OF the Irish-American
Athletic CLUB and ms CluDHthNe, AOHl
Collins Monument won.
The Irish American A. c. failed TO score
in the junior events and we're fourteen
points behind their rivals, the New York
Athletic club, in the senior events. The
point score tonight standsi
Senior events:
New York A. C..,..,.,.,,,...,......... 4e
lrlsh-American A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Juniors:
Pastme A. Observation-Disclosures. by
Summaries:
3OO-yard run won by l.. 3. Borland, Pas
time A. c.; time, "a as seconds.
Standing high jump Cunior), won by b.
w. Adams New York A. c., feet
SS0-yard run Ounior) won by G. Walther'
New York A. c.; time 2:02 3-5
Standing broad jump. won by Ray c.
Ewry, New York A. G. 10 feet 101S inches.
One-mile walk 0unior), won by A r.
Hunt, Pastlme A. c.; time, 7:04 80.
Putting 12-pound shot won by r. j. Law
renee, New York A. c., 55h feet.
7j-yRrd run, won by r. Cloughen, Irish
American A. c.: time, 4-6 seconds.
Running high Jump, won by II. J. tTum'
pelt, New York A. c., feet inches,
10O0-yard run. won by II. Gissing, New
York A. c.; time, 2:0.
Three standing broad jumps Qunior), won
| by y. Healy, Pastime A. G., 33 feet.
/ by c. f, Walsh, New York A. c., 16 feet
! 3-16 inches.
44O-yard hurdle dunior). won by R. E.
! by d. Healy. Pastime A. c., 80 feet.
New York A. c.; time, 2-5 seconds.
! Running hop step and jump. won by D.
| F. Ahearne, Irish-Amerlcan A. c., S feet
! pa inches
Two-mile run, won by J. w Monument
irish American A. c.; time, minutes SO 1T
! seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
GriansII ana Drake saturday.

grimm ELL la Nov. l-(SpecialD-
Grinnell plays Drake university this week
IN the traditional game OF the two schools
and with every passing day the chances
for Grlnnells supremacy looms larger and
larger Grinnell without doubt, has been
the surprise Of Iowa foot ball this season
With a team which every team that the
qnnnelL with little added strength has
some back and made far better showing
thus far than last years state champions
The game with Drake promises 10 be q
hickinE game, after brakes performance
Of last Saturday and will be by far one
~ LcWa feet bal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02
BRoNCHOs

The Independents of the Metropolitan
league took two out of three from Beselin's
Mixers Draining OF the Independents had
high game of 2O9 and 563 total. Pearson
had high game of $50 and Dick Schneider
had 46O total for the Mixers Tonight
Maneys sunssts will play the Postoffice
team. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-02

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announces that a popuar-price matinee
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