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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
America May Fight
For Australian Cup
Match on Island Continent for Gus.
tody of Davis Trophy is
Planned

NEW YORK. Feb. IS.-There is 8 posi-
bility OF match for the Davis interna-
uonal lawn tennis cup in Australia this
year Il the United states Lawn Tennis as
sociation can bring II about. At the an
nual meeting In this city recently. il was
decided TO send a challenge BY cable and
It's receipts has been acknowledged by
Australia Whether the match will come
off remains to be seen, Dr. Dwight. presi-
dent Of the association. says that he does
not know how strong a team viii be sent
for the trophy but that the association was
DESTROYS Of trying once more to bring back
the trophy
challenge was issued last year. but
nothing came Of e. as the best players in
the country could not he induced 10 40 aud
the association would not send a team made
up Of weaker PLAYERS Whether the efforts
this year will he more successful remains
TO he seen. but ia win be difflcuu to induce
such men as Lsrned. McI.oughlin Bundy
and Clothier 10 think IL worth while 10 take
the Ions trip, In the minds Of those who fol-
low the game there Is no doubt that this
trio would be unbeatable. but any weaker
team would stand little chance OF winning.
The challenge has been sent. however and
IL the best players cannot 90 20 Australia
a tesm should be made M even II going
to certain defeat. for the fiasco of last
year should not he repeated
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Broken Bow Club
is After Railroad
Committee Appointed to Confer with
ProaOter Dursnt Reports FSvor-
ably on Project.

BRoHEN BON. Ncb,. Feb. Is.-tspectsil
-rhe committee Rppolnted ov thc CONNER
,ial etlh "a confer With Promoter Durant
IN regard 40 the proposed railroad between
herr and Arnold reported Friday night b.
fore a fun meeting Of thc club, Judge
Reeso. chairman ~ the committee. SAID
that be- and thc other members had talked
with Mr pursnt aud believed that Jhe
plaps outlined b. Are promoter were feast
tle and u carried out would benefit
Brokeu Eos aud vciniD-
Tire coIumittec further reported that b.
Nas faNcrsble 90 the project and rcCom-
nendsd that the people az this end % lhc
inc take hold 90 the enterprise and do
lhcir sbare toward ipsking Do a success
rho cluo ryapp,inted tisc same committee
~ seven WITH fuu power 20 act and ap-
CONT sab-c1muittccs. Al meeting % be
hcld Moudsy night a comm.ttce II three
sfl ~ appointed tn solicit donations. Mr..
Durant. n an explanatory talk before the
club. sad that g chs rad Uas built "a
IVES not his iatcntion 90 have Il terml-
nate al thls point but % continue the
lne cast o. point yet % BE- considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Inter University
Wrestling Match
Grapplers from Iowa and Nebraska
schools to Meet on Nat at Iowa
City Next Month.

IOWA CITY, la Feb ia.-tspeclal l--
A row fcat0ro ip Missouri valley athletics
Ia to 10 introduced here March a. when
Iowa tRpd Nebraska wrestlers meet on the
mat 10 decide the interstate supremacy
The date Of the affair has not vet been
definitely fixed but as March n II the
enc fixed upon ~ the local wrestling eluo
which viii handle tho affair, no objection
Is anticipated from Nebraska.
Events win probably be contested In the
hoayAN eighL middlcwc'ght. welterweight
and lightwelgbt classes. As wrestling
IS a snort almost entirely new TO
western colleges no definite ~ stem OF
wolght limits has ever been estab-
lished but AS the Nebraska club Is
modelled sfter.thc one in Iowa ana uses the
Same limits for tho different clcsses. no
difficulty Is expected on that score
Wrcstltng was introduced into the Unit
versUy of iowa some three years ago BY
q, mpasipm director Schroeder and has
grCWn IN popuiarity ever since The Ne
byRska wrestling club was formc0 last
winter a. the result Of the efforts Of q,
" Miller, middleNe eight champion Of Iowa.
who is now az Nebraska. The contestants
IN the different classes FOR each school
viii be tho winners OF the Championships
m The home tournaments.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
DIVIDE UP ON THE HONOUS
DOuble-Header at Basket Ball at the
Association Pooms.
OMAHA YM.C.A- DEFEATS LINCOLN
score "a to 10, ana Capital city
HiEh school Boys Defeat the
Locals NJ a score Of
az 20 Al.

The local Young Mems Christian associa-
ton defeated the Lincoln Young Mems
Christian association at basket ball satur-
day at the Young Mems Christian as
soeiation IN Omaha by a score Of "a to 10.
With the winning Of this game the Omaha
YOUNG Mems Christian association will
probably win the championship OF the Mis-
souri, valley, as the local team has only
been defeated once this wear and that
time when IN a crippled condition In De-
cember. Both teams played a remarka BILE
same and both sides showed splendid team
work Wesin and Richie played stellar
games for the Omaha team. while Haskell
and Waugh played the best game for Lin
coin. The Lincoln team worked some
pretty trick PLAYS. but was unable to cope
with the local players who were too fast
for them
In the first half of the game Omaha had
the bali in its part of the field. and wesin.
Cohn and Griffith kept Il from the Lin
eoinites for some time wesln and Cohn
tried several passes which worked and they
also attempted many free throws Cohn.
while not playing his usual stellar game
succeeded IN throwing four goals at tho
end OF the first half Frank Waugh, left
forward for Lincoln, broke up many OF
the locals plays and threw two goals,
while Haskell succeeded in throwing one.
Wilson. for Omaha. made several long
throws, and guarded several Of Lncoln's
trick plays. At the end OF the first half
Omaha was H. while Lincoln was only 3
points behind them
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
ZBYSZCO IS AFTER HONORS
Polhh Wrestler Has Hope Of Bout
with Frank Gotch.
CHA1nzNeEs THE RUSSIAN FIRST
wOuId Meet Backensch nidt In Omaha
Offers 90 Post Any Reasonable
Amount Forreit-Asks FOR
Three-FsIi Go.

Frank Gotch may meet one Of the foreign
contcnders before this season closes Zby-
szco. the Polish wrestler. has a propo-
sition for az match which Involves 60
with Hackenschmldt,
J. VI. Herman, manager for Zbyszco, de-
clares that the winner Of Zbyszco- Hack
enschmidt match could sccuessfuiiy demand
recognition from the Iowa farmer-cham-
plon.
In a letter addressed to the sporting edi-
tor 81 The Bee. Mr.. Herman says
II am DESTROYS Of securing, on behalf OF
zbyszco. a match with Frank Gotch, and
realize that the only way that a contest
OF this kind can be arranged Is by Zbyszco
defeating every other opponent that has
challenged Gotch for the title. With the
exception Of GEORGE Hackenschmidt. the
Russian lion Zbyszco has DEBATED every
other wrestler Of note lie has never met
the Russian Lion. and as the latter has re-
peatedly challenged Gotch, would like to
have YOU use your efforts TO help me Sc
cure n contest to finish between Zbyszco
ana Hackenschmidt. The winner Of this
contest would have TO receive recognition
from Gotch ] do not desire 70 dwell on
,he respective ability OF the men, sufficient
70 say that ] win give you fun authority
10 make the match for zbyszco against
Hackenschmidt contest 10 be held before
the club offering the best Inducements
he said Inducements to be divided any way
Mr.. tIackeusohmidt, or his manager. Jack
Curlev. may elect All zbyszco wants is
a contest to q finish best two falls in
three.
~ am prepared 20 post a forfeit OF any
reasonabeS amount to guarantee fulfill
nent OF contract on zbyszco's part, upon
The above conditions"
Mr., Herman n In error when he states
In his letter that Hackenschmldt has re-
peatedly challenged Gotch. Giotch money
put up By Farmer Burns was for several
weeks posted In tho hands Of the sporting
editor Of The Bee, and remained uncov-
cred,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
President Lowell
Likes New Foot Ball
Rules After Trial
Revised Regulations Have Been Used
Year and Harvard Head Says They
rt. Are Successful.

BOSTON Feb is.-The revised foot ball
rules have met with the approval OF Presi-
dent Lowell Of Harvard university In his
annual report TO the board OF overseers Of
the university! made public tonight, he SAYS
iu part:
'"rhe well-nigh universal feeling that
intercollegiate games OF foot ball were too
dangerous TO lie and limb has resulted In
an effective revision OF tho rules.
These have not perhaps. been In opera
tiop long enough to produce their ultimate
results and II would seem that the teams
in some Of the colleges have not become
accustomed TO them, but the changes have
certainly not made the game less inter-
esting spectacle, and among the Harvard
players. at least, the injuries have been
greatly reduced both in number and
grayity,"
President Lowell said last year ended with
deficit Of mare than ssOoOo 90 the uni
verslty
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Australian Athletes
Will Visit America
Team of Swimmers and Runners Here
on Their Return from
England

NEW YORK. Feb. ls-There is every pos
sibillty that some Australian athletes may
pay a flying visit here next fall a team
OF athletes swimmers and other perform
ers are going TO England for the Empire
celebration. and the plan is that they viii
return home this way. There will be men
for All the distances up TO mile, as we'll
az hurdlers and jumpers Among the prob
able members figured on is Guy Hasklns,
who attended the University OF Pennsyl-
vania and won the intercollegiate in record
time. lie Is nov living at Christ Church
New Zealand and though he was said TO
u dn sAVS IsAsu on ulBd oul usNBsIoJ sAuu
little practice now and again and Il is
claimed can move as fast as ever
The spirits win be looked after by w a.
Woodger OF New Zealand. who can do
about even time for the 100 yards. and Nigel
Barker who once beat Duffey. The man
for the helf4mile viii be a. A. wheatley OF
Victoria. the present holder of the Austria
lasian record OF minute 56 seconds. These
figures he set up a couple OF years ago
and Il Ia said tia; he is much fastsr now
q l.. Davies will be used In the hurdles
and the running broad jump and Is first
rate performer at both. Last year he made
worlds record for the 40 yards high
"NA"'eS W i""i'"ie ~ V''b seSoHuS' anu ne
can beat IS seconds for the 100 yards high
sticks. lie has a record OF % feet inches
for the running broad jump. The swim
mers will be Beaurepaire and Cecil Healy
The latter has improved so much OF late
that recently he failed by only a few sec
onds to lower lhe worlds record for the
mile. The athletic association OF Victoria
New South Wales, and New Zealand viii
contribute fund to defray the expenses
Of the team
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Ruth: Second ward. w. 5. Truckey. A. NJ.
Virgins and J. J. Roshone.
Last Sunday the English Lutheran Sun
day school elected its officers for the year
as follows; superintendent Jacob Gehrig;
assistant superintendent, Miss Edna Smell;
treasurer Miss Frances Butler; secretary,
Miss Myrtle Smell; organist, Miss Freda
Albright assistant organist, Miss LILLIAN
Butler; librarians, Herbert Gustafoson'
Elmer Johnson and Elmer Sedn.
Funeral services OF Grandma" Maynard
we're held last Tuesday afternoon Short
services were held at the Old Ladies Home,
where she died, after which the body was
taken to the home OF her son. r. II. Cone,
on Ames avenue, Omaha. where services
were held before the interment at Mount
Hope cemetery The deceased was we'll
known in Benson, where she had lived for
a number OF years.
The Douglas county annual Sunday
School institute session for Benson and
vicinity was held last Sunday afternoon
and evening at the Methodist church, Rev.
Mr. Lewis and Miss Brown were the speak
ers. The officers we're elected for the dis
trict association as follows: President, a.
G.. Roth, Baptist; vice president, b. =.
Kistler, Lutheran; secretary-treasurer =.
A. Searson. Meth odist The supertntend-
ents are Miss Campbell, Rev. J. G. wilson
Mre Edward MCGEE, Jacob Gehrig Mrs
o. Humphrey, K. r. Murdoch ana Rev u.
A. Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

tas tried on Tuesday and Wednesday, Inc
jttN after being out twenty four hours
could not agree.
John Anderson is still confined to his bed
with the grip.
George Freeman spent Friday in South
Omaha on husiness.K
Mrs. sam Wymore has been under the
weather the last few days
Miss Irene Taylor has been helping Mrs
John Anderson the last week
Miss Bertha Petersen WAS quite. m fast
week, but Is much Improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Anderson are the
proud parents OF a baby boy.
Misses Beth and Minerva Kratg spent
sunday with Miss Clara Henlrickson.
Charley and Alfred Williams returned
sunday from a business trip to Canada,
Mrs. H. r.. Knudsen aut -,in, Albert were
visitors with friends IN .ngton SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Chriy -ensen left Saturday
TO visit friends and lelatives In Denmark.
Miss Minnie Dein enjoyed a visit from
her aunt. Mrs. Dein OF Montana last week
Elmer Christopherson returned last week
from visit with his sister, Mrs George
Knight
The members OF the Christian church
spent Thursday working on the basement
OF the church.
Report comes from Calhoun that Grandma
Megee is very sick Mr. and Mrs Frank
Magee have been there a number OF times
this week.
Wilson Lenhart returned 4 few DAYS ago
from a short visit with his father in At
lantic. la. He reports his father has Inn
proved but little
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Farmer Burns in
Farewell Match
Throws Wasem
Grand Old Man" Says Wrestling is
Best Game in World for
Health.

Farmer Burns appeared before Omaha
fans Saturday cenobrating his 5Oth birth
day and probably his last wrestling match
He threw oscar Wasem In two straight
fails. The first came In nine minutes and
the second in eleven minutes at the Gayety
theater
Burns not only put on his wrestling exhi-
bition and match with Wasem, but gave n
short talk on the wrestling game and its
value to health. At intervals he demon
strated his talk by the help OF an assistant.
showing the different holds used
'I have wrestied 5000 people in my life, -
declared the veteran OF the game, and I
consider Il the greatest game in the world.
! can box in fact I could beat most OF the
alleged boxers OF today, but ] consider Il
brutal.
"The people OF this country must learn
that health comes first Honesty should
be placed alongside with health. The way
in which the public can get square wres-
thing Is to demand IT,"
Farmer also commented on the wrestling
tangle OF today "Gotch is the champion
Of the world having defeated the three
greatest men, zbyszco Mahmout and
Hackenschmldt zbyszco and Mahmout
were tulVWu larry anu tHVN duHhNleu IL
Hackenschmldt lost because he was cow
ard and quit because he knew he was
losing"
Prof NJ f. Simmer OF Minneapolis per
formed a number OF fests Of strength, lift-
ing weights OF IFS and 164 pounds with one
hand 2s7-pound weight with two hands.
He also put a 2ls-pound man above his
head with one hand
From this time Farmer Burns. the grand
old man OF wresuers.' will merely give
exhibitions Of wrestling points and he will
issue a book on wrestling soon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
GRAND ISLAND GETS =
NEXT WHIST TOURNEY
Counru Btuffs Players Lead Lis' "t
81. Joseph with Most
Matches.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo Feb. Ia Special Teie.
gram.)-NebrasSa Jared well IN one part OF
the central whist associations tourney
saturday. Although no teams from mat
state won very many games, Grand ISLAND
was awarded the 1912 tournament, TO be
held the third Friday and Saturday in
February. Two Nebraska men were also
elected officers
The following we're elected for the coming
year: Charles c. Schopp, ST. Joseph. presi-
dent; George F. Corcoran, York, Neb.. vice
president; o. A. Abbott ir. Grand Island.
Neb.. secretary and treasurer.
Council Bluffs leads the list with three
matches won and total plus OF az Elk
Point won two and a half matches. with a
plus Of G. Sioux City tied three matches.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
KANSAS WINS FROM MISSOURI
At Basket Ball, Takes Every Game Of
the Series.
EASY MONEY T1P JAYHAwKERs
NanHaRs Take tio Lead ~ the start
and Held ~ ThrOuEhOut, score
Resulting Thirty-six 20
Twenty-Five.
iAsY MONEY TOO JAYHAwKERs

COLUMBIA. Mo. Feb is.-Cspeoial Tele-
gram)-Kansss made a clean sweep Of
the series by again winning from Missouri
at basket ball SATURDAY the final count be-
ing. IS 70 Is.
Missouri started off in the lead when
Cohen and Burress each made goals, but
the Jsyhawkers came back IN q few min
utes and tied It up. TO T. The two fives
again tied at eleven points. but Kansas
took a sudden squirt and maintained the
lead from then until the end Of the contest
The first half ended with Kansas lead
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Mrs. Fred Coon is quite sick this week
&C NJ skinner Of Omaha was In Raiston
Monday. on
,,, Gust Hupner is Numbered with the sick
last Friday. - +feiii
g ] Yearsley returned from his ranch
Harry wig and family visited friends
In south Omaha sunday e'i"
Joel Tilman Is able 10 be 40 tow, ..,.,.
after several weeks Illness ah@"
Mrs. William Harris spent the IA, -,
Frank Harris home "Wednesday u"s ~
Charles Mohler attended the F,ast.,. A.
dance IN omaha Tuesday evening. R
SER BIsd{ OF savannah Mo il vlJk
ing friends In Raiston this week
Mrs. Crofut n ENJOYING a WISH ,yi,i, L..
iather ar q. Hedlcman % Boico No ''i
The High Five Card club met Win A..
'na airs C. j. Hearsiey Friday eve5inS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

speedy Relief from kidney Trouble.
II had an acute attack OF Brights dis
ease with Inflammation Of the kidneys and
bladder. and dizziness says Mrs Cora
Thorn. jackson. Mich. "A bottle Of
Foley's kidney Remedy overcome the at
tack. reduced the inflammation took away
me pain and made the bladder action nor
mai. ] wish everyone could know Of this
uondertul remedy Sold by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

IOWA CITY Ia Feb. Ig-(spccIai D.
The Iowa basket ball teams substitute
lst has heeu practically wiped Out hy
faculty troubles coming as q result OF tue
refeuf exams Although al Of the five
tire nrst string Of substitutes d uuder the
inetsictitN ban and I'm case % On flry o.
removal ot reguiar Coach stewart uin
euced pia1 er into the game The squad
nov numbers seven men four having
oeen rfmoFed A. q result q the sxami-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
In the second Half.

In the second hair, the local quintet
seemed to have the game cinched for
Wesin threw two goals almost five minutes
after the opening OF the half, while will
son succeeded in getting one
Numerous fouls were called on both sides.
so that at the end of the game the two
teams stood about equal in the number
Of goals. Wssin kept up his fast playing
through the second half, while Smith and
Waugh did most of the work for IAncoln.
Near the close Of the second half
Haskell went N for Lincoln and that team
tried hard 70 outscore Omaha. but the
steady, consistent playing which char
aeterized Omaha through the entire game,
kept them n the lead and the game ended
by Omaha walloping lincoln by the score
of Is TO 49,
The lineub:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

HasAeIs' r I7amke 81 q Iamke a,
Scanlon, salander 90 Ryder. Schmidt tsl
smith. Free throws r. Lamke 90. RYDER
Gl- Referee. Delaposte
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

ing % 70 q. and for a minute IN the early
part Of the second half when Missouri got
within two points Of It's enemy, Il looked
ike Brewers men might yet overcome the
lead. but another sudden Jayhawker squirt
put the game and the series on ice for the
men OF Kansas.
Cohen scored over half OF Missouri =
points while Ions and Larson each played
brilliantly for Kansas university
The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
IOWA INNS THE CHICAGo TEAM
URtverSity Boys Win Haskell Rail
Game ~ ~ % -.

CHICAGO Feb. ls-Cspecisl TeIeErsm.l-
The Uuiversiu ~ Iowa basket ban team
save the Northwestern FIVE sound beat
ing last night in the latter's gymnasium
hy a score Of e TO rs The game was never
In doGbt from the start and az the end Of
the FIRST half the visiting team had piled
up a sccre % n to s. The lineup:
NORrHWEsrERN IOWA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Goals; Cohen "a, Parker, Purchaser 90.
Burregs ca, Long (5l, Stuckey, HiBer (l,
Dousman 80, Larson 90. Free throws;
Parker ] out OF trials; stuckey, out OF
trials.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
lexington.

clara Petersen D. much better
Mrs DC Kratz spent Tuesday with Mrs
81. l.. Richard
The case % the state s~airet p Nth
bard, charged With Stabb.ng Ar Knudsol
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

ne abdominal reg on 3 nr-veated ~
pc use az D. Kings Neu Ilfs PIHs M.
rainiess puTiflsrs - For sale b. atan
Diva 20
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Referee SnaldinE Umpire; Hin. Score
keeper, hltEhrs. rimekceper; Dodds. At
tendanCe, tlA
6edentary habits. lack Of outdoor sx-
eHcise. iasufficirut masticatlon % food
constipation a torpid liver, worry and
anXietN. Az abe most common causes Of
stomach troablos Correct your habits
spd take Chawberiaius stomach and
Liver Tahlets aud you viii soon bs well
again. For sale BE- au dsaisra
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

Score end Of first half: Omaha, Il; Lincoln
Y. M. z. A.. IL. One point awarded Omaha.
Goals Omaha Wesin, q Cohn, g. Wilson. 2;
Griffith, l. Lincoln, Haskell /; Waugh. .;
Rocca, l.: Widener. l. Fouls Omaha Y NJ
C. A., Wesin, g. Cohn, /; Wilson, 4: Griffith
l. Lincoln Y. M. c. A. Haskell, 2; Waugh,
/; Widener, ]; Hyde. g
Second half OF game; Goals Omaha
Wesin, 2; Wilson, /; Richie. l. Lincoln;
Widener, 2; Griffith. 2; Wilson. l. Fouls.
Omaha: Wesin, 1; Ritchte. 3; Cohn J. Lin
coin, Waugh, 1; Haskell ?; Widener, 4:
HYDE. l.
Final score. Omaha Y. NJ c. A.. "a: Lin
coin Y, NJ, G. A., 10 Referee: Edward
Lindsey OF ida Grove. Umpire: F. r. Pear
son Of Council bluffs. Timekeeper: Harper-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

In the second half OF the game Omaha
gained a great deal OF confidence partly
BY the support given them by the audience.
and also b. breaking up Lincoin's plays.
In this Crooker and Burkenrosd proved
wizards, breaking up all Llncoin's favorite
plays In which they worked in the first
half, Lincoln continued TO score In the sec
ond bait although not so much. Burken-
road also threw most OF the goals for
Omaha IA this half With but five minutes
In which TO play. che score standing So to
q In favor Of Lincoln. Omaha made a brave
attempt 20 rescue tho game from Lincoln
Rurkenroed, CROKER and also Carson
threw five gOsls and prevented Lincoln
from scoring any more Tor the rest Of the
game Omaha DID not seem to cope success
fully with lAncoln. however, and the game
ended with the score % Is to 81 in favor OF
lincoln.
n
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUE
Standing Of Tenpin Rollers in Warrior,
Omaha Associations.
BEDDMGs LEAD THE BOOSTERS
Indians stand well Ahead Of Fete
Lochs In Commercial. with MetE
Slightly the 3etter OF
stOru.

The following are the bowling averages
for the leagues in Omaha last week.
Hooatera' LEAGUE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Hefore the Hin tame

One Of the fastest preliminaries OF the
season In Omaha was the game between
the two high schools OF Omaha and Lincoln,
which resulted In the score Of Lincoln. 49,;
Omaha, 81.
Omaha played one OF the best games OF
the season despite its defeat. and several
times Lincoln's goal was threatened. Both
teams were In splendid condition. but Virgil
Rector did not play with the Omaha aggre-
cation as was expected at first Burkenroad
and Crocker PLAYED star games for Omaha.
although Bsuman and Carson also played
fast game. For Lincoln, Mann. Hartman
and Rugg all played a splendid game and
worked several trick plays 10 advantage.
Lincoln at the opening OF the game threw
two goals and three fouls. which showed to
the spectators that Omaha would have to
fight hard 90 W In. Superior team work OF
Lincoln was the cause OF It's victory and
also accurate throwing on the part OF sew
eral Of their players
In the first half Lincoln threw most OF
the goals thrown and PLAYED a remarkable
game. Omaha seemed unable TO block many
OF Lineolns trick passes in which Mann.
Hartman and Rugg. the trio who starred
throughout the game, we're the principals
The Omaha players had a hard time to
keep the Linoolnites from pllinR up a large
score on them, and az the end OF the first
half the score stood. Omaha, ~; Lincoln. 8
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
News and GOSSIP from Suburbs Of Omaha

NghbOrs Set by o
EddOn Interested in the DOngs Of Their FelOwS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20

NuEfc tity tsragues
Following is ths standing % ths teams II
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-20
Ponloffirr LcnEue.


Played. Won. 10,
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