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Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
Creighton Hopes to Up
Big Score on So. Dakota

On the Creighton field. Thursday af-
ternoon. Creighton university viii play
its final game OF the year. meeting the
South Dakota university team. This win
be the third annual battle. Two years
ago. when the South Dakota team sprang
into prominence. IL beat Creighton 81 TO
Q. Last year. with a team which had
conquered Minnesota and slaghtered most
OF the teams In the west. South Dakota
overwhelmed Creighton. running up al
most seventy points The game was than
made an annual affair.
This year Creighton has stronger hopes
Of victory. as the South Dakotans have
had rougher sledding. Whether this Is
due to the higher class OF teams which
they have played or to an inferior team.
the coming game will determins. They
have met defeats at the hands Of Mime
sofa. Notre Dame and the Michigan Ag-
gies.
The good record made by Creighton
this year promises well for the local
crew. Creighton has only been scored on
four times. Kearney. Wesleyan. Marquette
and Haskell turning the trick. On the
other hand Creighton has shown it's Of
fensive ability by running up = total OF
2s6 points.
A consistent attack has always been
lacking in Creighton teams in past years.
due to the minus quantity Of fast back
field men. This year. With -walworth-
Coady. Mccarthy. schowaiter. Casey and
Captain Miller. Creighton boasts the best
products in years.
The team has again been reinforced by
the return OF Hall. whose weight and
experience will nh up q hole at left
guard. Young. the big left tackle. should
prove q power IN the big game. and Coach
Miller has been saving him for the occa-
sion. Young was unable 70 get into the
fray last year.
There Is q possibility that Casey, In
iured Friday, may be able to play Thanks
giving. although Coach Miller Is not
building on that possibility. should Casey
be unable to set into shape. schowaiter
will play the entire game at full
Coach Harry Afillers sprained ankle win
make II rather awkward for him TO coach
the squad. but he win use an auto nightly
II necessary. 70 carry him about the
field. His injury is improving rapidly.
ana he viii probably be able to walk
soon
Most OF Creighton's work will be In
Preparations for the forward pass, which
the Coyotes have used to ouch an ad-
vantage this year. The Creighton baeks
showed uneanny ability In breaking up
the Omaha passes and n is expected they
win do the same for the Coyotes.
Reports from vermillion indicate that
the Coyotes are making extensive prep
arations for the game. Coach Henderson
has been giving his men new plays and
predicting victory. The Coyotes will come
with q large number OF rootsrs and q
band.
Seats for the game are already being
disposed Of and a number Of the boxes
are sold
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

nDie 10 uuI upf tMe ubuAl utletAI
The real feature Of the Hafne was the
terrific playing OF Bin Brennan, the
Ames quarterback. and his repeated line
smashing. and almost equally the fierce
drives forward Of Uhh
Three lone points which saved Drake
we're due almost alone 60. Captain Sirnons.
who was the only Drake man able 10
carry the ball any distance. After a long
end run he dropkiclted from tho twenty
eight-yard line He was ably assisted
b. Blackburn.
In the first quarter Ames started off
brlskly and after punt Uhl and Wilson
carried the ball by long runs for q touch
down and John Kicked goal
II was IN the second qunrteF that Drake
scored. but Davis. Reeve and Uhi
worked the ball through the Drake line,
near enough 80 the forward pass by
Brennan TO tho goal brought the second
score for Ames.
In the third quarter Uni smashed
through the Drake lines 20 nea goal and
after being pana5ized. Brennan made
thirty yards on forward pass and seal
was kicked again.
In the last quarter Drake seemed 10 70
ali 10 pieces and the ball was nearly all
the time near their goal Finally they
got the bali on a tumble and two for
ward passea gave the final touchdown.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
UNI or OMAHA NEARING
CLOSE or A POOR SEASON

win only the ThsnksEiving game left
before the cioss OF the foot bali year.
the University Of Omaha is ending an
unsatisfactory season. Ths isres num-
Der q games icst and the bad showing
n1ede by the team IN general has been
such that an entirely new plan for the
upbuildins OF q squad is to be inaugu-
rated uext season. Several causes have
been attributed 20 tho poor showing made
BY the University of Omaha team thls
year In the first place. lack Of suitable
material wan apparent for the formation
o. strong team. with the Ioss OF two
Of ths star players BY graduation. and
with the greater loss Of thrcs Of the vet
can players because Of their not returning
20 school this season. Morrunthaler had
an imposuible tnnk upon his shoulder Of
whipping = team into condition without
q slhtabls nuclons around which 10 build
one. Tho new men that came out for
the team we're all praotfcnIly inexpsrf-
enoed, ana. worse than an. lacked weight.
Tbs aSerago weiaht of the men that
came cut for the team was about ise
poundn with men such a. this Morran-
thaler could not buiid uD a strong de-
feuce
another cause for the bad showing
made ~ the team was because Of m.
iate start Il had At tho beginning ef IN.
Year This scason. moro 90 than any
otner year, the UniversitS OF Omaha rot
started later than before When other
coiiese teams wers wen started. ana
omeha team was jast besinnlns 70 as-
ssmhis its players Cor the initial pvan.
tice The iste start the squad had wa
really never overcome
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

was held for downs. Carmichael went
In for Breuckner. Kirk took the bali ON
q fake play carrying the bali twenty
five yards.
Nebraska held and a forward pass
failed. giving the Cornhuskers the bail
ON the Iowa forty-yard line. Purdy went
through the center OF the line and ran
twenty-five yards before he was tackled
Rutherford went around the. tackle for
seven yards and Phndy went through Tor
touchdown. Towle failed TO kick goal
Balls went in for Abbott and Parsons
went In for Penntagroth. Iowa was al
lowed TO Rick aud Nebrasl<a received the
kick on the twenty-yard line. Nebraska
was penalized ten yards. Game ended
with the ball In Nebraaka's possession
on Nebrsska's twenty-yard line. Score:
Nebraska. i2 Iowa, 0.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

on the first rush Knowles circled Har-
wards right for thirty-three yards.
Guernsey drop-idcked low and Il was Har-
wards ball on it's 2OO-yard line. Two ex-
changes Of punts gave Harvard the ban
on Its thirty-yard mark. Mahan turned
Yaie's right end and ran twenty yards and
Dana on the same formation went 20
Yales forty-yard line. Mahan made IL
first down and the Crimson backs rushed
to Yates twenty-six yard line. Brichley
then dropped back and Kicked his third
field goal. Score: Harvard. 3; Yale. 5.
Knowles kicked off and Mahan ON the
second rush ran to Yaleis forty-one yard
line, Ainsworth tackiing him. Brickiey
repeated the feat moment later and
went to the twenty-four yard mark.
where Wilson threw him. Avery was hurt
and gave way to McIeish. Brickley
dropped baek 10 the thirty-six yard mark
and kicked his fourth field goal by a
narrow margin. Score; Harvard, p;
Yale. s.
Guernsey kicked Off and the ball was
run back TO the twcnty4three yard line
saucey took TrumbuIrs place. Mahan
punted as the period ended.
Avery Returns to Game.
Cowan took Hitchcock's place and
Avery returned to the game. Yale worked
one forward pass for q first down. but
Brickloy intercepted the next ana Mahau
punted to Xalss flfteen-yard iinas Aims
worth gained five yards on q shift and
Wilson made first down. Two more
plays gained slightly and then Tale was
set back to its fifteen-yard mark for
holding. Guernsey punted 10 the center.
Way went in for Talbot
Dana. Mahan and Brickisy' BY alter
nate end runs and slides of tackle car
ried the ball to the Bls,es' seventeen
yard line Arnold went in for Pendleton
in the Yale line and Knowles was ex-
hausted and forced to give way to Nc
Leish. Two tries at Yalss line gave
only short gains ana Harvard qust try
ing for touchdown. Brickley then
kicked his NTH goal Score: Harvard
10; Yale. 8
IAneup:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
BOOSTING TIE GYM PROJECT
Alumni Association Of Creighton
Uni Gets Behind Movement.
CONSTRUCTION IS LOOKED Fol
Dean Martin of the Law school out
lines n Plan for Raisine Funds
and a. Meets with
AnmrovaI

Prospects are bright for q new gym
nasiun et Creighton In the very near fi-
ture. The subject was taken up at the
Pan-Alumni banquet af Creighton men
at the Henshaw Thursday evening, and
II IL probable that II win be carried
through and a gym erected soon.
Ths executive COMMITTEES OF the new
alumni organization. made up of the
former alumni organizations representing
the various departments, is. composed of
the following: 49,
. ID. n. Butler and J. A. c. Kennedy. arts
b. NJ Riley and 7. ]. Dwyer, medicine
r. q. Young and w. C. Fraser. law.
e. H. Bruening and w. l. shearer.
dental
y. NJ. Marsh ana +. Stark, pharmacy.
This committee will meet this week and
formally take up the matter OF the gym
naslum. Practically all connected with
Creighton interests favor the project. and
the committee plans TO push the matter
II is likely the plan as suggested by
Dean Paul L. Martin OF the law college
at the banquet Thursday evening. viii
be the one adopted. This plan Is to have
the alumni members IN Omaha and else
where pledge a certain sum annually for
a certain number OF years.
Martin States His Plan.
Mr.. Martin. speaking at the banquet,
put the matter on a strictly give and
take basis, stating that, II there were
any OF the alumni who felt they could
not give a certain sum outright 20 the
gym. Il would be good plan to allow
them membership In the new gym in
return for the payments. II is thought
that. with the large number OF Creighton
men who are members OF the new or
ganization. the pledges from each
sllmnus would be very Hight. and. as
they would be spread over q period OF
years. they would hardly be noticed by
the individual members. MIR. Martin sug-
gestsd gym costing about $4,000.
II is the opinion OF one of the higher
officials Of Creighton that the plan will
be adopted at a meeting Of the executive
board and that actual work win begin
On tho gymnasium within q month He
also suggests the location OF the present
tennis courts IS the ate for the building
|. one of Two sites.
There are two possible sites. the one on
the ground now occupied by the tennis
courts. and other On the oollaao srounds
norm ef tho observatory. overlooking
Burt street. The first has the advantage
OF being adjacent to the foot ball field
Both are owned BY the university.
VIVA new gymnasium. Creighton win
Be able to at once enter into active com
petition with ali the largsr schools OF the
west In foot ball base bali and viii
take Up track athleticsl
Dan Butler spoke strongly In fAvor of
the project at the alumni banquet. The
matter has for : long time been discussed
among the university aathositieA the
alumni and students.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
COLORADO CAPTURES THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN FLAG

DENVER. New. x-rhe University Of
Colorado captured the Rocky mountain
conference foot ball championship here
today. defeating the Colorado School Of
Mines by a score OF 20 TO O.
The first score was made IN the. second
period when HubeG for Colorado. made
a touchdown and Nelson kicked goal In
the third period Nelson kicked a field
soal from the twenty third yard line
Another fsld goal BY Nelson IN the fourth
period vas solIoWed BY touchdOwn by
Walker. sftsr which Nelson for the fourth
time during the game booted the ball over
the goal pOstA
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
Wisconsin Wins Big
Nine Cross Country

coLu1<Du4 o., Nov. m-w,.osu.,u
Won the nis Hine eonfsrenos cross-coun-
try mssi he's today unuo,s wa second
ana Ohio seats fhi.d
Wel@sa q hsiansssta flu,shsd f,rss. IN.
TINS foF the fise Infies wns ss.tssk 4 rec
ord fcF ~ ssslsrn conferences. Tns bess
previoaa tinss waa nm. 1ts4t n.
NEW FORK. NoF. 2-cornsil won ths
tesm ehaHapionshlp IN ths sixth annuaf
efe.s-eo1ntry race this sfteihoon OF the
lnssreoiiesiass Association ef Amateur
Athsistas OF America- r. s. Boyd Of
Harvard won the individual champion
shfp.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
i ilneups
IIITk
Purple Overwhelmed .
by Scarlet and Gray

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 22-Northwest-
srn was Overwhelmingly defeated here
today by Ohio State. the final score be-
Ing IS TO o outeiassed in every depart
msnt OF the game except punting, the
Purple team offered little resistance 20
the maehine-like attack of the Scarlet
and Grey men. The visitors were ahle
to make but three first downs.
The ohioans scored two touchdowns IN
each Of the first three periods and in the
last period crossed Northwestern's goal
line three times. In the last quarter
Hobt a substitute half. ran fifty-fivs
yards for a touchdown after one minute
Of play.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
Missouri Defeats
Jayhawkers, 3 to 0

-CoLUBLA. Mo-. Nov. 22-on a field
% muddy that both teams were forced
10 resort 10 open play. the Missouri uni
vsrsity foot ball team defeated the Uni.
veFsity Of Kansas in their annual game
here today. BY 20 O. The score wa
made in the second quarter on a neld
goal from placement by MeWiliiams. whC
booted the ball twenty yards.
Neither team was able TO do much with
line plunges and ON downs. and most
Of the play was kicking. forward passes
and end runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

oxFoRD. Nsb.. Nov. xa-fsosc,aIl-
The Oxford HEh school team defeated
The canabEadss foot ball team here this
snernoon BY score OF IA to q This IA
ne mrs. time that Oxford has beaten
cAmorass In foot ball Tue game nor
Oxford was featured by the line plung-
ms q Lacking and the all around or.
eeilent work OF Hollinger and PettysrOve.
1huiin played his usual brilliant game.
scoring all Of oxford's points. The ref-
eres vas Easton OF cambridgs and the
umpire Friday OF Oxford. This makes
five games won and three games lost ana
one tied for Oxford this year. The next
ana last game Of the season win be
played with the Alma High school team
AZ Alma on Thanksgiving day.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23


Kennedy and Sparks went In for Gray
and Baumgardner. The new combination
failed to work wen. one Of the wisconsin
gains being forward pass for ffftesn
yards The regulars thereupon went back
70 thssgame. 4H
From the Maroon ten-xard line, Taylor
gained SIX yardS A penalty set the, Car
dfnels back five yards Tanbarg mada
uP the ground. then Wisconsin fttmbled
and Chicago recoveed the bail on ita one
yard line Norsren punted sixty. yards.
the bali rolling out OF bounds. wsscon-
SIN regAlned fifty-five yards on. a for
ward pass and Tayior's end run. with
the ball on the enemy's five-yard line. a
Cardinal player fumbled again ana Nor
eren punted fifty-five yards. ONLY the
captains toe saved the exhausted Ma
rooms ranberg gained ten and then three
yards. but the game ended with the bail
Ia Wisconsin's possession ON chicaso's
thirty-fiye-yard lire.
Ifnetlp. ~ ~r 5 tff RI r4 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
STIEHM TO UMPIRE THE
cREl6HToM-c COYOTE GAME

.funher suehm. coach Of thS Ne
hre4ka State university foot ball team.
wan act ~ umpire Of the Creighton.
south Dakota game In Omaha Thanks
EivinE. according 70 an announcement Of
the creishion athletic board saturday.
suehm was suggested b. Creighton ana
accepted BY south Dakota
hAsenman of sioux city was suggested
for nsfsreo by South Dakota and accepted
by Creighton.
The head hnesnan has not yet been
picked The Coyotes have suggested q
naen unknnen 20 Creighton. and the 10
rai school ~iil not accept him No trou-
be = anticipated N picking a third man.
however
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

Of quarters: rs minutes. Substitutes:
Elwsll for PllPdy, Purdy for Eiwell, Balls
for Abbott, Carmichael for Brueclner.
Parsons for Penningroth. Referee:
EckorBali OF Chicago, Umpire. Haddon
OF Michigan. Head lineemnn: Seymour Of
Springfield Training school.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

tain King. Army, umpire; Nanliow, Grin
nell head lneemnn. Substitutes: Higgins
for Hewitt, Donald for Mendenhall, 0ilitn
FOR 8caubler. Moab for Wilson. Delaney
FOR Davis, Nhcnrer for Donald.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

hcHDfLk-R Neb.. Nov 92.-{spsclal y
me 1ehnyler High school team defeated
t1t tl&rks Hl4h school team In q game
o. basket ball. q 20 The Schuyler team
outcIaeeed the CIaFkk team lu every feas
tufy 81 the game. but their team work
and goal fhroniuR Was especially good
ItI14 was the second aazno of the season.
me uf1l game beng with the North Bend
High school, where the Schuyler team
49, b. : score ~ E 20 if
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
Absolute Comfart.

I'm one Of our weathsrpr0of auto coats.
We handle q full line fl7abbsr goods.
Omaha Rubber Co. los Harvey. Omaha,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

Referee: w. s. Langford. Trinity. Um-
pire: Neal Snow, Michigan. Head lines
man: David 1. Fultz, Brown. Time: Fff-
teen-minute periods.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
CLAIMING lHONORS
West Nebraska High School Says
Fame Comes It's Way.
WANTS A GAME WITH OMAHA
Relieves II North Platte IL Defeated
by Omaha Logical Game Tor
Omaha Then Is with
Lexington.
WANTS A GAME WITH OMAHA

LEXINGTON. Neb, Nov. zs.-fapecsal
Telegram )-Lexington claims houors with
omahas Many high school foot ball
teams are claiming state championship
honors. but none can show as great q
comparative score as Lexington. The
only true basis upon which TO place an
estimate Of the relative merits OF 30 large
a number OF teams II that OF the com.
parative scores OF the entire season. Thia
msthod eliminates the possibility Of a
team claiming the championship upon
more luek or chance or upon q schedule
Of but one or two games. LsxinEton's
record to date 10 As follows:
Lexington. 95; 0ibbon, O.
Lexington. Ss; State Industrial school, 8.
lexington. lS; kearney High school. 70.
Lexington. =; Curtis Aggfes, g.
Lexington. 20; Kearney Military aca6-
Lexington. z; co1ad. IA
extngton. 81; State Industrial school. q
This makes a total OF IS points 70
their opponents a. No other team In the
state can show such a record The only
game that Lexington has lost was to
Kearney during the early part OF the
season. and that only by six points.
At this time Coach Jack Temple was In
Lincoln, helping coach the university for
Minnesota since his return the Lexing-
ton boys have changed their lineup and
style Of play and have been paying lol
per cent better foot ball
As the following scores Will indicate.
L,exington tied cozad. who easily won
from North Platte. and North Piafts tied
kearney
There remains the rhankssiving games
% he played yet. and II Omaha beats
North Platte and Lexington wins from
Cezad. these two teams will be the l0g-
teal ones 20 settle that all importana
question. the state championship.
Omaha has already signified it's will
iagness' 10 play a post-season game. and
Lexington is ready TO issue them a chai-
lepge.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

LOGAN. Ia. Nov. S1-(Special Tele-
gram.l-ln a foot bah game here this
afternoon. Logan defeated SHENANDOAH.
by . score OF n 70
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

the bah being in play at their fiftesn-yard
mark.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

SIOUX FALLS. SD. Nov. 2-(specia
Telegram )-Sioux Falls High school. - .
Wetertown High school. g Sioax Falls
now has only Huron TO defeat in order 10
WIN ths state hish scf0ol championship.
Persistent Advertising iS the Road v
Business Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

TABLE ROCK. Neb.. Nov z-(spe-
eial9-c. d. Robinson has quite force Of
workmen employed In cutting the osage
orange trees IN the grove on his forty
acre farm a few miles southwest OF here
Twenty acres Of tho farm are devoted to
raising osage orange. while the balance
were planted 70 eatalpas. The trees were
planted about twenty years ago. as an
experiment The catalpas which we're
cut ana marketed some five years since.
paid = good rental and it IL thought the
Usage orange will % about a. well Most
of the trees being cut viii be converted
into posts and stakes. but there viii be
q lot Of cholcs IRE wood a. well.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23
HARVARD OUYCLASSES YALE
Brickley Stars in Game by Five
Goals from Field.
FINAL SCORE IS FIFTEEN TO SIX
Yale Puts Up q stubborn Fight, bot
the Heavy star Backsield Of
old Sshn Harvard o. Toe
Much fer Thena.

tcontlnued from Pase ons.l
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-23

Nebraaka worked the ball to the fif-
teeneyard line bg . series Of plunEea ana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-20
PINE BLUFF SMELLS
 BATTLE SHIP FUND
Committee Sends x15O.63, Collected in
 City and Jefferson County.

Little Rock. July 19.-The promised report from the Pine Bluff and Jeffer- son County Committee on the battle ship Arkansas silver service fund ar rived yesterday. The committee be- gan work several weeks ago and about June 15 wrote they expected to send $100 the next week. But they continued the canvass until the amount raised was $15O.63, a check for which was enclosed in the final report received yesterday.
 The committee, in addition to can vass of business houses and individ- uals interested the Daughters of the Confectionery, the Mathontes Club, the public schools and through sub-com- mittees obtained subscriptions at Humphrey, England, Sherrill, Swan Lake, Noble Lake, Lake Farm, Red- field and Tucker, all in Jefferson county, in addition to their activities in Pine Bluff, where naturally the larger part of the fund was raised.
 The committee was composed of Mrs. Leo M. Andrews chairman; Mrs. w. o. Taggart, Mrs. Adolph Bluthen- thai, the Rev. Frank Thompson and E.. B. Bloom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-20

900 for the nomination. This is not to include hotel and travelling expenses of the candidate.
 It is question of whether or not the $75O for placing the name on the ticket is to be included in the $5,000. If it is, and the other candidates have included it in their statement of ex- penses, there may be another hitch to have the nomination of Judge Hays declared void on the ground that he has violated the Corrupt practice act.'
 Stephen Brundidge, the defeated candidate, shows campaign expenses of $3,761, and in this he includes the $750, which is not mentioned in the Hays statement.
 Judge Hays spent $1,4S6.55 for stenographers and other employees, $1,265.5O for postage, $92S.10 for print ing, $40 for office rent, $2S1.69 for express, newspaper advertising, rent of typewriters and office supplies, and $330.04 for telephone and tele- grams, making a total of $4,6S1.S9.
 June Wooten, defeated candidate for judge of the Third District Court of Pulaski and Perry counties, also filed his statement of expenses Sat urday, showing total expense of $5O0.1O.
 Judge G. w. Hendricks stated Sat urday afternoon that in his opinion Judge Hays had not violated the "cor- upt practice act," for the act was to prevent the concealing of campaign expenses and to make the candidate show for what his money was spent The $75O was for purpose required by law, and there could be no chance to conceal it, consequently Judge Hays did not violate the spirit of the act in his filed statement.
 The corrupt practice act places a fine of an amount up to S1,00O upon a candidate who violates it's provision, and upon conviction he can be pre- vented from serving in the office if elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-20

lives, when motor car on the St. Paul branch of the Frisco Railroad ran into a wire that Dan Cluck had placed across the track to keep cat tie from roaming from the field.
 The men were making good time on the motor car, when the wire was suddenly sighted. The first two jumped, but the other two could not. Clark was instantly killed, while his co,npanion was knocked from the car and picked up unconscious.
 Investigation is being made as to Cluck's right to stretch the wire across the railroad.