Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-06
Highland Park Boys Beaten Is to 0
in Game Marked by Considerable
Fumbling on Both Sides.
HRONEK SHOWS UP WELL
Creighton Back Gets All Individual
Glory that Aoorues,
KYLE's SHOULDER HURT
But Injury to Best Varsity Player is
Not a Serious One.
ONE SCORE ON FLUKE PLAY
PhnOin Makes ausrtsrbasx Run for
Touohd0vn BeonuuS NO Park
Comes ~ TnN-s Bail from
HIN.

Creighton defeated Highland Park yes
terday afternoon, Is 70 O 10 a game
characterized by considerable loose play on
either side. Creighton outwelghed and
outplayed the Des Moines boys but did not
itself show as creditaby as against the
far stronger Marquette eleven.
Tits iooser play was due to several
causes. lineup constantly changing being
one reason and another and less worthy
one being that Creighton did not try so
hard. The university eleven seems to play
hard against good teams and poorly against
weak elevens
Creighton scored in the first, third and
Fourth quarters on touchdowns by
Hroneck and Philbln and a drop kick goal
which Tamiscea booted over the bar.
Highland Park was never really danger
Gus save for a minute when Grey, sub
sttute left guard suddenly got the ball
with clear field before him. He did not
run far Either he was physically all in,
though this Is doubtful, or else he tried
too hard 20 run fast At all events his
legs quickly collapsed and he sank to the
ground while three Creighton men who
had been in hectic pursuit swarmed upon
his prone figure.
Creighton gained somewhat spasmodi-
caIlly. Its offense was strong enough to
make good advances either via the ends or
through the Highland Park line, but the
Onrush toward the opponents goal was
generally halted IN exasperating fashion
by some bObble or other. Some times 1t
was a tumble: occasionally a signal would
not be understood and the quarterback
would be left waiting at the church.
Once this last sort of foozle had reverse
Englis hon it and the result was touch
down. Philbin. Creightons quarterback,
finding no one to take the ball when the
Park ten-yard line. jumped through an
opening himself and scored a touchdown.
aunrterbacks tumble Kicks.
Except for Kyle, who went out Of the
game in the second quarter with hurt
shoulder, and Hroneck, one Of the
Creighton regular backs secured extreme
glory. Philbin managed to drop a good
many punts sent him by Joseph of High
land Park and other Creighton men Of
Tended similarly. In turn Joseph dropped
many himself when II was his minute to
run back Creighton punts. In kicking
Creighton had much the edge on its oppo-
nents. Kyle, OF course, punted well, Phil
bin did likewise and 50 also did Tamiscea'
in defensive play Miller, who took Phil
bins place toward the end Of the game,
showed up excelently. ON the offense
when Kyle was in the game and then
Hroneck did as well as the sunny-haired
back Morgenthaler, who was changed
from tackle to fun in the third quarter,
advanced the ball well several times, but
showed a somewhat quarrelsome DISPOSE
tion. Highland Park men also we're occa-
sionally bickerish. Levy played moderately
we'll.
Joseph OF Highland Park was replaced
by Mulln. who showed better on defense.
But Joseph. with Barnard, executed the
prettiest trick forward pass seen on a
local gridiron this year and II netted High
land Park It's largest gain
Joseph had his backs mRrshaled on the
right side OF the Park line but he bluffed
rs though TO hurl the ball to the left.
Creighton started this way and the ball
flew to the right into Barnard's arms.
The play Melted at least thirty yards.
Hail Changes Sides often.
Although as respects finish much was
lacking the game was not an undressing
Inc TO watch, Kicking was frequent and
fair sized runs numerous. Plumbing was
occasionally vexadous to spectators. but
ON the other hand the frequent changes IN
custody OF the BAH kept the game alive.
Creighton's first score came after eight
minutes Of play on a line buck by Hroneck
The drop kick In the last quarter was exc
cuted hy Tamisoea Creighton must have
outweighed it's opponents by fifteen pounds
Longbone. the Indian center played a Wig
orous game against Hubbard. For the first
time in his three years of play time was
taken out for Young of Creighton, who
was bumped severely, but who recovered
ali right
The linauBe