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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
CHICAGO LEADS
FIVE-MAN EVENT
Bowlers Journal No. ] Co.'s Into
First Place, with asia and
Flenners Into Second.
KAY SEE SQUAD is NOW THIRD
.rVE-MAN LEADERS.

q When tho invading host OF pin tunbiers
who cast themselves in front Of the cal
cium at the Midwest tournament for the
first time yesterday. finished hammering
the stuffing out Of bunch Of perfectly
good. brand-new pins. It was discovered
by the expert score keepers that Just five
OF those teams who were basking in the
sunlight Of leadership Saturday morn.
were still baskine The others hit the
skids.
For the invaders who horned into the
doings yesterday proved to be bunch
Of sharks. and what they did 70 the
five-man event records wasn't worth do
ing. OF the first eleven teams now In
the lead, six earned their positions in the
rolling yesterday.
The Bowlers' Journal No, /, Of Chicago.
showed how they earned the No. in
stead Of the No 2 by Waiting easily into
the lead with q 2.si2 count. 1t looks
very much like first money for the Bowl
ers' Journal outfit.
Not content to let their fellow citizens
OF the Chalmers team repose in second
place the F1enners quintet of the windy
city went on a rampage, with the result
that 1854 pins were bagged and the Elem
ners went into second place.
Dick Bros. Make Third.
The Chalmers couldn't even cling to
third place. for the Dick Bros. team OF
Kansas City beat them out by shooting
2,SO1 The pin tumblers from Kay See
certainly did stage a whirlwind finish and
rolled the highest team game Of the
tournament. They smashed L0O6 pins IN
their third game. being the only team to
mark up a count of over i,ooO.
The first game the Dick Bros. only
rolled sll, but they got the hang of the
alleys in the second game and cracked
the wood for 954- But 1t was in the
third and final game they did the sensa-
tional work. A. Riley. the anchor man.
was largely responsible for the high
mark. He tumbled 2s5 pins, being the
highest score made in a single game
thus Ear during the tournament.
The Centrals Of Minneapolis. the Unioi
Continued on Page Two, Column one
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
CAPTAIN OF HUSKERS
AROUSING INTEREST
Chamberlain and Corey Are Being
Boosted for Next Years
Honor.
NEBRAsKANs LOOK EASTWARD
ny JAMES e. LAWRENCE.


LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. T.-(Special.)--
The election of a captain for the Husker
foot ball team for 1916 will probably ia Se
place Monday evening at the regular
meeting Of the Nebraska athletic board.
Letters are to be granted to the var
Eitv at this meeting and the selection OF
leader for the season follows imnie-
diately.
Guy Chamberlain, the wonder end.
and Tim Corey. Nebraska's tackle, arc
the two talked Of candidates for the Job,
Chamberlain, by reason of his remark
able showing on the gridiron during the
season just closed. appears to have the
CALI although Corey is universally liked
and commands the respect OF the entire
student body at the university Either
would make a splendid leader.
Nineteen are to receive letters for the
season-the largest number ever granted
at Nebraska. The recommendations Of
Coach Stiehm for letters call for this
number and will undoubtedly receive the
approval of the board. The M men
are; Captain Rutherford. Abbott. Balls,
Galley. Cook. Corey. Chamberlain, Doyle,
Gardiner, Haberslaben Kositsky. Moser
Otoupalik, Proctor. Rasmussen, Riddeii
Reese, Shaw and Shields
Talking Next Year.
Talk has already started concerning the
1916 schedule. and at least one intersec.
tional game with the east lie receiving
considerable attention. Eckersall started
the dope with yarn that Nebraska wat
angling for a game with Brown and
Syracuse universities, which have shown
readiness to meet western teams.
| stiehm is putting soft pedal on the
talk of International contests. The Ne
braska mentor is perfectly willing Il
meet any Of the fasteners, but seri.
ously doubts the possibility OF a gam,
with any of the better class elevens ant
does not care for one with any but tn,
best.
Four games are sure for next year TIL
Huskers are under a two-year contrac
to play the opening game with Drake,
member of the Missouri Valley confer
ence. The Kansas game and Ames. bot
to be played In Lincoln, and the Kanss
Aggies, also member OF the conference
are other contests. Nebraska will no
cut loose from the Missouri Valley con
ference and these four dates are certain
Big Attractions.
Iowa and Notre Dame furnished the bi
attractions for Nebraska during the las
season. 1t is not likely that either vii
be seen against Nebraska next year. bu
instead Minnesota, Wisconsin. Illinois o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
NOTRE DAME RUNS
ALL OVER RICE LADS
Indiana Eleven Winds Up Season by
rrampling Lighter Texas
Aggregation.
SCORE F1FTY.FIvE TO TWO

HOUSTON, Tex. Nov. 2,--Notre Dame
of Indiana wound up its foot ball season
today by trampling over the lighter Rice
institute team. IS TO 2.
For one period. the second, Rice out
played the Catholics in ali departments
and the only score OF the quarter was a
safety scored against Notre Dame when
Clark tackled Cofall behind his own goal
line after he had recovered q bad pass
from a center
ninety-five-yard run from the kick
off at the beginning of the third period,
In which Cofall did not run through. but
around the entire Rice eleven, and a
forty-five-yard sprint by Bergman for
another touchdown were the features.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
BEAVER CITY DISPUTES
RED CLOUDS CLAIM TO TITLE

BEAVER CITY. Neb., Nov. H.-(speciai
Telegram. lin Saturdays Bee Red Cloud
ci,puted Beaver city's claim to the foot
hall championship OF southwest Nebraska.
There is a big Joker in Red Clouds claim,
end that is it was beaten by Beaver city.
=. TO q. which the Red Cloud correspond
ent forget 70 mention. Red Cloud based
tic claim on beating oxford and Franklin
by larger scores than did Beaver City.
BEAVER City played the oxford town team
arc used substitutes in the game. playing
it merely as a practice game. Red Clio ld's
only claim then can be that II beat
Franklin 6s TO o, while Beaver City at
It 80 to This Is offset a long ways by
HeGver City's defeat OF Red Cloud. There
Is absolutely no cause for a post season
game. One defeat ought TO satisfy Red
Cloud.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Foot Ball Toll
For Year Sixteen

CHICAGO. Nov. H.-sixteen deaths re-
suited from foot ball during the 1915 sea
son which closed today, according to a
local sporting statistician.
Last year the number OF deaths due
10 the game was one less
The same authority added that IN most
cases the fatalities were among high
school. seni-professi6nal and prairie
elevens, where little or no system OF
training prevailed.
1T is true some OF the deaths would
have taken place even under the beat
conditions" the expert adds. hut sew
erai might have been prevented with
proper care a. TO physical fitness"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Alliances and scots BIuff Tie.

ALLIANCE, Neb., Nov. N.--(special)-
In an extremely fast and well played
game at Alliance Thursday. the Alliance
and SCOTS Buff High school foot ball
team showed a decided reversal OF form
from two weeks ago when IL was deci-
sively defeated by SCOTS Bluff. The star
Alliance team. The SCOTS Bluff team IL
being coached this year by the Frank
brothers. former university stars and
the Alliance team by Crawford. former
Hastings college man. After the game
a reception was given both teams and
the faculty by the students At the home
OF Mr.. schott
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Pugilist Fulton Will
Visit at Beatrice

BEATRICE, Neb.. Nov. H.-(special.)--
Fred Fulton or this city who may meet
Jess Willard, the heavyweight champion
at New Orleans March g. has written
HE brother. George Fulton OF this city.
to the effect that he would be in Beatrice
about December 10 10 visit until after
the holidays Plans are now under way
to have Fulton and his sparring partner
give a five-round exhibition here. Joe
stecher and his brother. Anton, may be
secured for a bout on the night that
Fulton appears in this city Fulton
writes that he is in the best OF shape
and says that he feels confident he can
beat Willard II the two meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
GREYHOUNDS WILL
CHASE THE RABBITS
Big Coursing Events to Be Staged at
Benson Four Days This
Week.
SPORT FULL OF THRILLS

Greyhounds and Kansas jackrabbits
will provide sport novel to Omaha at the
county fair grounds at Benson. Wednes-
Cay. THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
About sixty trained dogs viii partici-
pate In the contests. Plans already are
in prospect for larger meeting to be
held next year.
One of the prettiest sights Of couIs-
ing contest is the turn" The rabbit
ordinarily IS not a match for the grey
hound in speed and must therefore resort
to strategy to favs itself. Its eyes are
set prominently on the sides of its head
so that 1t can see as well behind as Le-
fore, and really better at either side. II
therefore has the advantage of knowing
lust when to turn when closely pressed
that is, to change it's course and allow
tie dogs TO go by with full momentum.
Not Looking for IL.
They, not aware when II Is going to
turn, are carried by without power OF
stnpping themselves for a considerable
distance, and the rabbit In making its
turns Is often seen to reverse it's direc-
ton and jump entirely over the pursuing
dog. Each turn is q graceful perform
once and brings the rabbit nearer TO the
escape.
Coursing meetings in the United States
ere held by local clubs, which are or
ganised under the jurisdiction of the Ma
tional Coursing association. which is an
association Of the greyhound breeders re
siding in ten or fifteen states In the cen
trsi west. The fall courslng meetings form
sort OF vacation outing for practically
all the participants. who, when the racing
is over. return TO their homes and bust
ness pursuIts.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Ed Peterson Buys
Noted 3-Year-0 Old

I'd Peterson, prominent patron OF
harness racing in Omaha. has bought Sad
Thought, one Of the most noted S-year-
old trotting filiiss which appeared on the
big eastern tracks this year She Is by
Bingen, one OF the few greatest sires OF
his generation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
SoRENSEN IS ELECTED
HEAD OF FLOOR QUINTET

Irving sorensen has been elected cap
tain OF the basket ball squad which will
represent the LaPalsoma club. This club
expects to have a crack floor quintet
this year and the manager. Harold Lana
han. is ready 70 book games for the sea-
son. His telephone number IL 3ees.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
Little Bits of Gossip About
Midwest Tourney Fin Tumblers

Charley Hebb blew into Omaha yester-
day with the Sioux City gang. No more
had he arrived than Dad Hopkins OF
Grinnell Ia, was down on his frame
Hebb and Hopkins are the two Oldest
towiers In the world and when they get
together the fur starts to fly. AS ls-
pult of the argument LAST night match
OF forty Comes was arranged between the
two for today. Forty games, take it from
us, is a whole lot of bowling, and there
are a bunch of young bucks entered In
the tournament who could never stand
up under forty games. But Hebb and
Hopkins insist they have done 1t before
and can do 1t again.
Cecil Francisco and Telephone Art Cum
mings, former prominent Omaha bowlers.
csme In last night. Francisco rolls with
the Shorts and Kiernans OF Sioux City,
While Cummings jufe came down with the
I ST. Paul crowd. AS Cummings is not en-
tered in the tournament he and his tele-
phone calls will not have a chance to do
Icy 1t.
Bill Vernon Of Des MONIES, who came in
the first of the week. Il missing. He dis
appeared couple OF days ago and has
not been heard OF since. Bill IL caIded
TO roll tonight and It Is feared some rival
has spirited him away.
| Nick Bruck went through a Turkish
hath rolling his singles yesterday. Nick
Il some heity person and so great was his
exertion trying TO roll a 200 score he was
forced to cool off in front of an electric
| fan between shots
Dave Luby was right on the Job yes
terday. declaring with much gusto. I'm
siye iem a ride which means he in
tended to carry his pal tner in the doubles
along with him TO high score Luby has
declared he would give EN- a ride at
every tournament he has made. and he
has made considerable number. And also
Luby has never made good. His partner
always beats him. Yesterday he had
Eaumgarten. who was his running mate
trimmed until the last few frames OF this
last game. Then Baumgarten put on q
hurst of speed and beat Dave out. much
10 the latter persons disgust.
Pa Kinneman was on the Job again las
night. The melod Gus Pa introduced a new
song entitled, What Makes the Bowler
NndY' and It was an instantaneous hit
Denny Sweeney, the pride Of ST. Louis
originally planned to return TO omAns
to see the Windup OF the Quincy. bu
, found he would be unable 10 come. III
/ wrote Secretary Lowe brief letter .
some six columns explaining why h
= could not get here.
But sweeneys letter did contain som,
good news. He informed Lowe he had al
/ ready fixed things up for some big en-
: ltertainment at the tourney next yea
; when it viii be held In St Louis. I'll
E said Sweeney u some pumpkins at pro
4 viding entertainment
e Dad Huntington got his name In a Chi
E eago bowling paper the other day and
all swellsd up over II.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
MINDEN HIGH SCHOOL
' ALSO CLAIMS THE TITLE

AIINDEN. Neb.. Nov. ITO the Sport
ing Editor Of the Bee; Minden High
school foot bali team claims the south
west championship OF the STATE by de
feating Beaver City here. l3 10 y. No
vember H. Minden Is the only Nebraska
team winning from Beaver city this
season. LEO A RICHMOND.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
nnhkex Win. Run.

KANSAS CITY Mo. Nov. H.-Fred
Rodkey OF the University OF kansas won
The annual Invitation fve-mie cross
country run OF the Kansas City Athletic
club here today. Four other Kansas run
ners StateleT, Baltz. Couchman and
WeIch finished In the order named
Thirteen men started.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

ST. LOUIS, Nov. N.--Jake Kaysing OF
I nen tSs asnns Taes rS SnSS me sSoa
Athletic association here today. His time
was 5s:06 Arthur Rettig of the Missouri
Athletic association was second. All
tionk
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28
onnLer. neat YaIe.

sity OF Pennsylvania defeated Yale in
soccer foot bail here. 4 10 o. Wessman.
inside the left for Pennsylvania. was
kicked on the head and had 70 retire
from the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

NEXT year the Midwest tournament Will
he rolled over eight alleys instead Of six.
The unusual growth of the Midwest con-
gress has necessitated this move.
The .Centrals Of Minneapolis, who rolled
yesterday are the champs Of the TWIN
Cities.
II might also be said We will not be
on hand at a. M. when the Peoria ere"
shoots this morning.
A, big sweepstakes event will be staged
Monday night after the last event OF the
tourney is concluded. An entry zee OF
twenty-five bucks Is charged for each
team ana as twelve teams will take part
the Dot should be pretty snug sum-
some of the Chicago bowleTs rolled az
three events yesterday, one right atte'
another. You should have seen Billy Lee
who weighs los pounds and Dave Lucy
who knock the scaies up to 245' wh'n
the finished. Twas some sight
Jimmie Herman, who pilots the Shorts
ana Herman quintet OF Steve CITY, wiN
blow IN today. Kiernans team goes OF
tonight and according TO the dope. Jimm's
has a bunch of regular little cut-ups
ar his team. who will make things hum
1owlers view with alarm the rushing
wave of prohibition. For what WIN my
do for team names with no ore"e''s'
working.
Chef weekes. boss Of the eomnlsss, p ,
FOR visiting bowlers at washington mar
a making big preparations TOT Mohua,
On this day s. Sohieskie' the huhsI'
scribe from Mason city, Ia VIII be her'
and Chef has advance Information 'ue
sobieskie can inhale more gruo IN TN
shortest space of time than any o'"e
thirteen bowlers in the world.
R.tfIeaxe WEIGH, who will be remem
bered by all Omaha base ball fans rom
ON the Martin hotel squad OF sioux Slty
and he is some bowler, too. Welch LOT
.noarlv played third base for Sioux Cit!
md managed a Nebraska State League
team for a while.
rba schuidts OF St Paul. forme
cbamps OF the midwest, will roll ton gh'
This Is some tournament team and no
body will gamble that they won't 9
into the lead.
Breezy Dave Neblet viii get a ohanc
10 show his speed tonight. Breezy ma
been here all week telling the boys wha
his Wild Rose team of Marshalltown, la
will do when 1t takes the drives. Th
wild Rose ones go on tonight and 1t
up 90 Breezy to make good.
Ted Neale and Ken sciple Of Omaha an
Jimmy BlOuin and Glenn Fisher Of Oh
cago staged big pot event four gam'
out OF seven yesterday. It was thr'
games each when the rubber was role
and the Omaha duo barely beat out Il
Chicago cracks by eight pins. But q
eight pins was enough and some moi
Windy City dough Is among Us.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

HASTINGS. Neb., Nov. H.-(special
Telegram. 1.-The alumni OF Hastings col
lege today drafted a lineup for a post
season game with the student team next
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Bob Wagner of Chicago. went onto
the alleys in the singles event of the
ninth annual Midwest congress tourna-
ment at $50 last night. Mr.. Wagner pro-
ceded to hammer the helpless pins for
$50 count. whereupon the entire aggre-
cation Of the windy village pin tumblers
promptly cut loose with a howl that could
be hoard clear back in the Randolph
alleys In Chi
1--WE lead In every event." joyously
called the lads from the hamlet on the
banks of Lake Michigan. And so they
did, for Wagner led the individual field.
Blouin and Fisher led the two-man event.
Fisher topped the all events heap and
the Bowlers' Journal No. 1, hit the tape
first In the team event.
But suddenly the Chlcagoans JOY turned
to gloom. A young chap by the name Of
Fred Reimer wandered onto the drives.
MIR. Reimer does not come from Chicago.
He comes from Minneapolis. And what
Mr.. Reimer didn't do to those pins has
never been chronicled. He turned In a
6es total at the finish. trimming Wagner
by six pins and now stands at the head
of the individual division. And the Chi
cago record was broken.
Herman Bruggeman of Sioux City, who
held the singles lead for week dropped
to third position by virtue Of the big
scores turned in by the Mlnnespolis and
Chicago cracks.
NJ. Albers of Des Moines. Glenn Fisher
n : T---o TScf,,,y,n Tive
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

HELPED ARMY vANQUIsH NAVY AT BRUSH STA
DIUM-Elmer O. ophant the Armys right halfback, who
made both touchdowns and kicked goal twice Coffin full
back here holding the ball Inset is Alex NJ Wyand cap
tain and ght tackle of the Army team.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

A big sweepstakes event will be staged
Monday night after the last event OF the
tourney is concluded. An entry fee OF
twenty-five bucks is charged for eacn
team and as twelve teams will take rar'
the pot should be a pretty snug sum-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

II might also be said We will not b
On hand at 6 a. M. when the Peoria crew
shoots this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

some of the Chicago bowlers rolled al
three events yesterday. one right atte'
another. You should have seen Billy Lee
who weighs los pounds and Dave Lucy
who knock the scaies up to 40 whan
the finished. Twas some sight
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Dad Huntington got his name in Chi
cago bowling paper the other day and is
all swellsd up over Il,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Next year the Midwest tournament will
be rolled over eight alleys instead OF six
The unusual growth of the Midwest con-
aress has necessitated this move.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

The .centrals of Minneapolis. who rolled
yesterday are the champs OF the Twin
Cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

But sweeney's letter did contain some
good news. He informed Lowe he had al
ready fixed things up for some big en-
tertainment at the tourney next year
when It viii be held In ST. Louis. 'Tis
said Sweeney Is some pumpkins at pro-
vlding entertainment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

CONTINUED en- Page Two, Column Two.)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Jimmie Kiernan, who pilots the shorts
and Herman quintet OF Steve City WIN
blow In today. Kiernan's team goes on
tonight and eccording to the DOPE Jimmie
has a bunch of regular little cut-ups
ar his team, who will make things hum
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Continued on Page Two, Column Six
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

RattIeaxe WEIGH, who will be remem-
bered by all Omaha base ball rams Iolls
on the Martin hotel squad OF SIOUX Sity'
and he is some bowler too. Meieh lot
fnerly played third base for sioux City
and managed Nebraska state 'eas us
team for a while.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Bowlers view with alarm the rushing
wave Of prohibition. For what Will they
do for team names with no bre"eries
working.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Breezy Dave Neblet will get chance
10 show his speed tonight. Breezy hai'
been here all week telling the boys what
his wild Rose team Of Marshslltown, Ia,
will do when 1t takes the drives. The
Wild Rose ones go on tonight and II is
up 20 Breezy to make good
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

The schmidts OF St Paul. former
champs Of the midwest, will roll ton ght'
This Is some tournament team ana no
body will gamble that they won't go
into the lead.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-28

Continued on Page Two. Column one)
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July I6-Cotton futures
opened steady October fg1b. Decent her
- o., January $3.50. March Fg-G
The cotton market was very sfsafv
early today and after opening ~ F
points f'rher. sold no another point
ur two uu The active months BOZ reaT0r -
tp relatively steady cables. stErrFth
iu the stock market. cortiuafef DIV
weather lu southern Texas. and hrTfian
private condition Figures General IHa-
mess vas quiet but Wall street Was
moderate buyer and there was scat.
tered covering uu The advance ord.
fHff crop report made fnr uII.TIIv CON.
c.f.Hu ..s comparing with "a reTurf of
' hJ tHe same authority 81 of june
HsaI1Inr checked the advance around
.. f"r H"fHH.r ur about I. f1 DO point.
rrf n.Enfr toward fHs .nH 90 fHo morn.
.rr Due Che SELLING wac not nrrrraafrs
cod prices ruled steady nf reaction
~ IH I..ufa from fna best
IIrwnraH .u Vow Orleans caused on.
Other bulge during fhs early Afternoon
WN..H carried prices Do fn DO points raf
lIEler and trading lafer woa uuIet win
fhe f"rH steady although prices ar1|n
'nard or Co points from fHa Hraf
.''nn spnf quiet. wIddlrF HpIHnIs
81 .. HH sales
cotton fafIraa closed firm. July Hgsa.
October N'NH. Ir.rr. Der g. 90. IHrInre
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. July Is. - More oD-
vious manipulation OF the war shares
and kindred specialties. with further
heaviness I'm some Of the railways
recently favored by discriminating in
vesp)rs, were the conspicuous fet-
lures OF to-day's irregular market
Trading In munition shares was again
out OF all proportion to the sum total
OF the days operations. half dozen
OF these stocks. together with United
States Steel. contributing over 65 per
cent. OF ten turn over.
In the diversion which accompanied
the further rise Of this group new high
prices were made by Bethlehem Steel
At 1879, Crucible Steel Common ana
preferred at az and 80, respectively,
Baldwin Locomotive at 73i. General
Motors at 1881. WHY'S Overland al
1872 and American Can common and
preferred az 52Aa and los respectively.
Southern Pacific was not only the
most active railway stock but also
tina weakest, losing pa points during
the, mia-session on a recurrence OF the
recent LIQUIDATION. Union Pacine.
Canadian Pacific. Reading. and other
dividend Issues reflected the pressure
against Southern Pacific. New low re-
cords were made by Rock Island at
1lAs. and Missouri. Kansas and Texas
common, and preferred at and Il. re-
spectively. Total sales. 6S2 900 shares.
par value. $2.31OO 900.
United States bonds were IN.
changed on call.