Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
CHICAGO BEATS OMAHA HIGH
Heavy Lads from Windy City Win
by 16 to 0.
HALFRACK STERN. GAMES STAR
Locals Have Bcst of Il on Pants,
but visitors Excel in Other
Lines--Big Crowd is
out.
HALERACK sTERN. GAMES sTAR
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sTATrsTrcs or ~nr GAME.
Omaha. Chicago
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In hard-fought game, under ideal
westher conditions. the Omaha High
school eleven went down TO defeat at
the hands Of the husky Wendell Phillips
High school warriors OF Chicago.
Wendell Phillips scores came In the
second and in the final quarters, all on
straight foot bail, featured largely by
end runs on she part OF stern. who
played right half. Al the end OF the
first half the score stood II to 0 In favor
q fthe Chioagosns.
Stern tore off another touchdown in the
fipal quarter after twsnty-yard run
around right end. Goal was missed and
after futile efforts on the part OF the
omeha backs 60 est away for touch
down. tho game ended with, the score
Wendeli Phillips. IS; Omaha. Q.
stern star OF the oame.
The sensational playing OF stern was
easily the feature OF the game Time and
again this speedy red and tlaok halfback
made thirty-five and forty-yard runs with
apparent ease. ksteEn gained approxi-
mafely ene2thlrd o. the yardsl gained by
the vlsifora HG also proved star on
defensive work. ft sa rte-F
llman at oseter starred for Omaha
was great on ydefsnslve work. hold
ins like a tsone wall on straight center
plays. He also pulled off a couple OF
tackles, which brought the crowd to their
fest. seiby at quarter and Carlson at
right tackle also showed up strong. selby
preventing tho chioagoans from scoring
In tho first quarter BY one OF the pret-
tieat tackles ever seen on the Omaha
gTidiron. solby ran his team well and
waa faster in getting Off plays than
Cummings. who held the quarter posi-
tion for the visitors.
Bowman, right half ana captain. and
VerGll Rector. at fulibAek. also played
hard gano and had either OF them had
better interference Omaha would have
been able 70 plle up score. The Chi
cagoanH evidently had Rector spotted, IS
they smotEercd him on nearly every play
sn which he attempted 10 carry the ball
Rector played tho game with his ankle
IN bandages and braces, but nevertheless
he was able TO make several good gains
Ltnden Plays Through Game.
Eggs De Lamatre at letli.alf played
a good game. although he did not get in
uiitil late in the second quarter. ''ole"
Carlson. At right tackle. was especially
stroas on defensive play. Raehman, at
the other tackle, was one Of tho purple
and whlte'a chief ground gamers on
tackle around pleys ana hela down his
position like a veteran. Linden at left
guard. VINO has been a substitute on
the squad all season. surprised everyoae
by playing the entire game.
Aio0er and ePterson had 10 take turns
playlnK against big Jonn Aiberta, the
PHILIPPIANS 20-pound left guard, but both
fihem weer able to hold their own.
Bud" Gould played hard game az
right end during the first quarter.
Harry Aiunneke played his last game
for che high school az left half ana later
~ right end and his work IN the game
shows that his name viii 80 down IN
the annals OF the school as one OF the
steadiest and hardest working lads that
ever donned a uniform for the purple
and white. The same can be said OF
hngh Millard, who played the entire
game AZ left end.
Although Omaha lost the game. praise
Is due Coach Edible" Burnett for the
remarkable showing which he has made
at the high school this season. Workina
unedT 3 stress Of difficulties since the
besinning Of the season and with constan,
injuries 20 the men. Il IL conceded tina,
Omaha has finished the season with a
gqod record. considering ali conditions.
Mooney at leu half and Cummings
QuAFtsr. showed up stronE for the VISITOR,
ena outciassed the Omaha backs com
pistely on Interference work. Aiberts
tho chieagoana biz captain ana lsfl
guard, showed up strong. but vas rathel
exeitabie az times.
chteagO's plays Varied.
Wendeil Philips attack was varied. END
Euns coupled with shift formations anc
trick plays running off with remarkabl
smoothness. Only once did the attemp
the famous 'shoestrinE play, and thel
q Wa : failure.
Omaha Was outweiEhed by about fiv
pounds. but Was strong on the defensive
DeyeFthfiesg Il was only on end run
and delayed guard rushss that th
PHILIPPIANS were able 10 gain 70 muol
advantage
a total Of forty-flve yards Of penalties
were inflicted on the chieasoans. bu
Omaha dio not suffer on this score
Omaha was able 70 make first downs buI
fye nmes 70 the PHILIPPIANS twelve. Chi
easo4 gained over four times e. many