Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-30
FRESHMEN USE AMES PLAYS
Score Three Touchdowns Against
Stiehm's First String Team.
LESLIE MANN RETURNS HOME
FORMER Lincoln HiRh school Ath-
Iete Finds Reception Awaiting
Him az Result OF work en-
worlds SERIES.

LINCOLN. Oct. 2a--(speclaL) -Using the
Arnes Aggie plays for the first scrlm-
mage Of the week last night, the fresh
men were able 70 score three touch
downs against tho Cornhuskers before the
varsity came. back and evened up the
count
Coach Hoeffei. who saw Ames play last
week, had the freshmen coached In the
Aggie plays, and the first-yeAr men had
little difficulty in making big gains One
forward pass was worked. by the fresh
men for thirty-fivo yards and o touch
down.
The Huskers are in excellent shape for
the game Saturday. despite the griliing
battle OF last Saturday. stiehm has
given his squad two~day iayoff. and
the men are recovering from the bruises
received IN the Michigan game and the
practices preceding H.
.. Iewana Are. Feared.
The Ames eleven Is held IN wholesome
respect here and stiehm win probably
start his strongest lineup against the
visitors.
Leslie Mann. former Lincoln High
school star and a member OF the Boston
Braves. got big reception from the
home folks when he arrived In Lincoln
yesterday. Mann. who was something Of
a wizard when he played foot ball for the
Lincoln High school. will see the Me-
brekka-Ames Aggie game Saturday.
While. Mann has forsahon foot ball since
his rapid advance In base ball. no still
likes the game, and could be accounted 20
give, a good deal OF trouble for opposing
players n he was on the Huaker eleven.
Over 100 high school students. with the
band, mot Mann At the depot and es-
corted him 70 the Auditorium. where a
special meeting was held In his honor
Mann told bis former classmates OF the
worlds series. He said staliings was re-
sponslbie for thu rapid climb OF the
Braves and instilied such confidence In
tho team that Il ala not know what de-
feat was.
Mann will be rendered a luncheon at
the Commercial club today by the Ian.
coin business men and several other
events are being arranged in his honor.
CyeIones wSrLinE Out.
AMEs. Ia. Oct. S.-(speciaL) 1.-The
Cyclone varsity was given stiff signal
drill this afternoon. the first workout
ssnce tho Missouri game at Columbia
Saturday. for the battle with the Corn
hpskers at Lincoln next Saturday. The
coaches gave the first and second strings
a hard grinding IN nothing but signals,
with tho evident object OF efficiency with
the forward pass. 'l
Coach Hubbard had charge OF the first
eleven. working duplicate backfieids IN
ali the formations. Moss and KinnicbI
were alternated on the same signals, a.
were Fulibacks Uhl and Harrison and
the haifbacks. Moss forward 1lipplns
hand. which was awkward In the Tiger
game owing 10 the fore digit being en-.
eased In a plaster cast. 10 coming back
into shape rapidly. and the quarterback
rot thirty and forty yard passes with
encouraging east and accuracy yester.
Gay.
The team came out Of the Missouri bat.
Gle In good condition. Mckinley wal
bruised M considerably. ana Deffke, the
kant guard aud the most powerful mar
IN the line, IL stiff and was kept out OF
The first Nebraska practice. but bott
guards will be In shape for the Nebrasks
controversy by the end OF the week. Uni
fhe star fulIbaek. IL nursing q charley
horse which he obtained IN the TiRel
game. but he was not In condition ser
toua enough for him TO be relieved o.
Grin.