Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-25
Jap Tamisiea Sends Over Three Drop
Kicks for Counters, Return
ing to Form.
SENSATIONS AND SURPRISES
Lincoln Crowd Shows Glass in For
ward Passing Tactics.
JOHNSON STAR OF DEFEATED
nj. work at Right Half for Univer-
atty Place squad Features play,
Although Not Up 60 Al
vance Reports.
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Creighton. Is; Nebraska Wesleysns, o {
lust when flowers had been ORDERED TO
Law on the grave OF the blue and white
nets the hlltoppCrs came alons with
ringing victory over the boefy downstat-
ers from University place. \ large, Juicy
touchdown and three resoun6lng drop
kicks from the boot Of Jap" TemisoeR
were forced down the outlets OF the
Methodists before they left the field,
picked TO drink tho hemlock % defeat
makeShift team which coaches Miller
and dudley. shunted onto the grddle,
picked off the choicest BITS In every de-
partment.
Jan hack I'm Form
I, was a game of surprises and sensa-
tons. The big thriller of the set-to was
the return. to form of Jap Tamlsoea.
whose foot has been slumbering to date.
Three times the redoubtable Omaha boy
cropped baclS and sent the egg sailing
across the bar, from distances OF twenty
three. thirty-seven and foTty-five yards.
respectively. The last mentioned was the
neatest and longest Kick ever seen on
Cre'ghton field. Standing on the Wes-
leyan forty-fve-yard line Jap sgnaled
it floating high above the crossbar for
three points, The kick would have
cleared the bar at sixty yeards. as it
struck high on tho bank near the tennis
courts. some twenty yards behind the
post. The nine points earned by Tamil
soeas toe came after Creighton had
taken the lead with touchdown and a
goal afterwards by Tamisoea.
Good mt Forward Pass.
Another big thriller of the game was the
forward passing OF tho visitors, especially
the Patrick Hussey combination. It was
by this, route that Wesleyan scored.
Late i'm the third quarter Hussey,
basket ball star at Wesleyan. went sail
ing down the field, reached up with one
hand. gathered in thirty yard pass from
Patrick. and sprinted with a clear field
the remaining twenty-five yards to the
Creighton goal.
For Creighton, the work OF the back
field composed of Coffey. Wagner and
Wise featured. Coffey lived UP to his
reputation and reeled off two twenty-five
yard dashes with a twenty-yard sprint
for chaser Wagner and Wise hit the
line for good gains shannon was the |
defensive star.
johnson Wesleyan Star. Il
For WesIeyon the work of Johnson at
right half was feature, although not
up to advance reports. He made the long
est Wesleyan end run, one for thirty
yards. He was badly. stove up and re-
moved from the game in the last quarter. D
The Patrick-Hussey and Patrick Durham =
combination on forward passing adj c
vanced the ball on five successful passes, I
l07 yards in Creighton territory.
Creighton gained more on straight foot
ball than the Methodsts, chalking up $50 ,
yards, while Wesleyan fell 100 yards
short of that mark. Creighton could dU
nothing with the forward pass. while
Wesleyan gained 1O7 yards. Tamisea
easily outkicked Patrick. southpaw 1
kicker.
During the first quarter play was en-
tirely in Creighton territory, and Patrick
had the pleasure OF missing a place and
Kline drop kick.
Creighton Wakes I'm,
In the second quarter Creighton woi<.
up and gained 100 yards to about thirty
by their opponents. During the last half
minute OF play Wagner made the first
| Creighton score with an elgh yard run
| after Burford had recovered a Wesleyan
tumble. Tamisea kicked kicked goal
making IT seven.
In the third quarter Tamisea booted |
drop from the twenty-three-yard line. |
making It ten points. Wesleyan's score |
came In this quarter on Husseys run. |
and Patrick missed goal. Score Creigh- |
ton, 10; Wesleyan, G.
In the last quarter Tamisea's boot added
two more DOintmakers, one from the
thirty-eight an another from the forty
five.
Lesh of the visitors. the biggest foot |
ball player in captivity. weighing 2S5 was
hurt In this quarter, and removed from
the field.
Warren, guard on the Creighton team, |
vas sent from the game by Mills during
the first half for rough work. Creigh-
tong was penalized thirty yards, half tho
distance to its goal line. on the play.
The line up.