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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
CRIMSON DOWNS
OLD NASSAU BAND

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made another first down in two tries and
gained eleven more past Harvard's left
Tho ball was on the Crimson eight-yard
line. A lateral pass, Click TO Tibbott,
and a fake kick failed to gain. The fight
was 30 fierce that briggs called for =
new Jersey and Tibbott for new trousers
DOMINIC them behind a screen Of players
Tibbott then kicked his second field goal
Score; Harvard. 10: Princeton. 9.
briggs caught the Harvard kickoff on
his goal line and came back twenty-tbree
yards. A forward pass grounded and
Griegs punted 70 Hnrvard's forty-yard
line. Watson catching. Two plays later
Princeton lost fifteen yards for holding.
Mahan made four at center and offside
set the Tigers back five more 70 their
thirty-yard mark A delayed pass and a
forward pass both failed and Mahan was
forced out OF bounds on an end run. He
kicked wide from the 'thirty-five-yard
line. a touchback resulting. Princeton
scrimrnaged, but Harvard forced a punt,
which the wind carried nearly sixty yards
70 Harvard's twenty~fivo-yard line.
Mahan carried It hack elRht yards. Har-
rls replaced Wallace at Iarvard's center
just bafore the period ended. Score; Har-
ward, 10; Princeton, q.
No score IN Final Period.
Fourth Period--Waliaee went Ia for
Harte. Mahan went to Princeton 3
thirty-one-yard mark. then booted
straight into the air. Tibbott
catching the ball on the thirty-two-
yard line. The kick lost a yard. Highley
hit left tackle for five and Click. In two
spots at center. gained twelve yards
Driggs punched the same hole twice for
nine yards and Tibbott made IL first
down. A lateral pass, Shea TO Tibbott'
lost four yards. and Moore took Shea's
place. briggs punted out Of bounds at
Harvard's six-yard line. Mahan made a
poor return. the ball going out az the
twenty-two-yard mark. a Princeton
tumble gave the ball back TO Harvard.
but the Crimson lost five yards for Off
side. Larsen replaced Mexican. King hit
Princctons center for five yards. and a
fortSard pas. Watson 70 soucy. gained
ten bringing the ball 10 the center OF the
field. King. Mahan and Boies HE the
line for a first down. and on a fake kick
Mahan went 20 the Tigers twenty-nine-
yard line. Rollins replaced Boles. Two
fancy passes failed and Weather had re-
placed soucy. Rollins plunged 10 the
twenty-two-vard mark. but on Tie next
play Princeton took the ball on downs
One plunge gained nine yards. and then
time was called. Final score; Harvard,
"a. prlncato4s
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07


a goal from placement from the twenty
seven-yard line.
The second touchdown came on straight
foot ball. Wesleyan flashed good Of
Tense for a short time. with Durham,
Eaton and Kline carrying the ball. but
on the Nebraska forty-two-yard line the
Methodists lost on downs.
Huskers Use Boot.
Nebraska played q kicking game In the
second and third quarters. allowing wes-
leyan TO carry the ball. and the pupils Of
Coach Kline showed some pretty plays
Kline raced around the Husker ends for
several long gains. but when danger
threatened the Husker line held.
wesleyan opened up with forward
passes and one flip. Kline to Eaton. was
good for twenty-five yards. but the ball
was called back when Wesleyan player
was ruled offside.
Galley replaced Cook In the third quar-
ter and Nebraska opened up again. The
Huskers rushed the bali rapidly down the
field. aided by thirteen-yard dash by
Chamberlain, and Galley finally took Il
over on a sprint around the end. Corey
kicked goal
Wesleyan could not gain Immediately
following the kickoff and Nebraska took
the ball on the Wesleyan eighteen-yarSl
line. -Four line plunges by Chamberlain,
Proctor, seisor and Galley put tho bali off
again and Corey kicked goal. The Husk-
ers rested during the remainder OF the
Ramo. Tha nifs,afnarv.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
CREIGHTON WINS
FAST GAME, 07-7

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
SINCLAIR TIPS WAITER
$50 WHILE GARRY GRlNS

According to z story going the rounds.
Garry Herrnann. chairman OF the Ma
tional commission, and Harry Sinclair.
Federal league -anger' ana Oklahoma
oil magnate. elbowed each other trying
to pay the check in the Ritz-carieton al
Philadelphia after the recent peace con-
ference"
TITS on me, take II out Of thia." SAID
Garry. fiourishins bFand-new century
note.
This way. waiter. that other gentle
mans money is counterfeit" said Sim
clair. waving q 80 bill.
The waiter was kind enough 10 permit
Hermann to pay the freight" sinolair
tossed HE 50 note AZ the waiter. saying
III ! can't buy. I can do the tipping"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
st. Joe to Have Mile
And Half Speedway

ST. JOSEPH. No. Nov. s-(spscial
relssram,)--Jack Prince announced to-
night that ali plans for building a
speedway in St. Joseph were complete
and had been accepted by the local COM
msrcial organization. Work on the
speedway will begin next spring The
track will be one and one-half Hiies with
grandstands seating 5000 persons, The
track will be Of board composition and
st. Joseph will he placed on a regular
circuit which includes all OF the hest
racing bookings Of the company.
The local street railway company and
the Commercial club are behind the
proposition which viii be organized as
stock company.
The speedway will be built at Lake
Contrary, just south Of the city limits.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
aRInNELL 0VERWHELMS
DRAKE At DES MONIES

seGS MONIES. Ia. Nov. s-~Drske
proved utterly helpless against the on
s'aushtt o. cFinnnell's foot ball athletes
10 the annual contest here tble =esarnoon
and was beaten BY score Of g 10 o The
visitors creased brakes goal line four
nmes IN the fret half and made ths dose
stsonger IN the last two periods. Al
Eustine. Grlnnelfs biz fuiiback. proved
the particular star Of the game. A. no
time was the goal line OF the visiting
lcem in any dangor from the locals.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
SOUTHERN.
kentucky Military, q,
HARVARD WINS CROSS
COUNTRY RUN FROM YALE

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. e-Har-
ward won the cross-country run with Yale
today. p 10 20 In Individual finishes
the blue had the first and second places
with Captain ]. w overton and r. s.
Young. The course Is six miles. starting
from and finishing At the Yale bowl. Har.
ward freshmen won their cross-eountry
run with Yale freshmen BY vide mar,
sin over the three-mile course.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
California Whipped
Something Awful"

BERKELEY. Cal, Roy. e--The Uni
versity Of Washington steam roller
crushed the University OF CALIFORNIA;
foot bali team here today By the over
whelmlng score Of n to o
California. which switched this year
from Rugby, simply didn't know how 70
play tho American game. The team was
minus knowledge OF even the rudlmsnts
Of tacfilng and interfering The game
was largely procession up and down the
field with washington doing all the
nnarchEnE
Il was the worst beating that California
has received IN all It's foot ball history.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

iotai points: Nebraska, 2i5; Kansas
i'i' victories; Nebraska, u; Kansas, &
JayhawIxers strong.
Coach oleott will present the strongest
Jayhawker eleven in years The former
I ale star was willing to allow Benny
ovens sooners to defeat Kansas in or
oer TO save his squad for the Cornhusker
game He has staked everything on It.
ne has seen the cornhuskers in action
twice this season and in each instance
saio they were Misunderstanding they
could be defeated.
The Jayhawkers have been coached to
watch for Chamberlain and Rutherford,
the Hnsker stars, and Oicott believes he
mas perfected defense which will stop
the powerful Husker scoring machine.
Kansas is stalking its sii on a new man,
Fast. as opposed to Chamberlain. while
Lindsay is expected TO offset Rutherford
In line smashing Woods, the Kansas
quarter. will give Galley. the. midget Ne
braska general a stiff battle for honors
In the open style Of play. while the Husk-
ers VIII be greatly outweighed in the line.
Captain is q star.
Captain James, the Kansas star. will
oppose Corey at tackle, with Keeling. the
giant guard. playing opposite Abbot.
Heher. the Kansas end. is an aII-Aais-,
souri, Valley selection and one OF the most
dangerous defensive players In the game
He Jugs 100 pounds OF beef. but Is re-
markedly fast.
The Kansas line from tackle 70 taclkhs
will weigh close to an average OF AZ
pounds. In the kicking department the
Huskers will also be badly outclassed.
with Lindsay, the Kansas kicker. shoot
ing his spirais for an average Of fifty
yards.
II IL believed that fully 1900 cornhuslser
rooters will accompany the Nebraska
team on It's invasion of the Jayhawk land
Two special train. win run from Lincoln.
The Lincoln business men viii have a
special. leaving Friday noon and arriving
In Kansas City at $50. The trip from
Kansas City to Lawrence will be MAD.
the next morning. The Huskers' eleven
VIII take this train. There will be sOo
business men on IT,
The student special will leave LIN.
coin at 1i:30 Friday night arriving a.
Lawrence at 1880. Reed has reserves en-
tickets on this train and It is expected
the total will be boosted to 1000 before
the END OF the week The cadet band
VIII 90 on the student special.
Governor is Going.
Governor Morehead and some OF tbs
other state officers are planning to ae-
company the Lincoln business men
Reed has also sent out cards 10 ali
cornhusker alumni living in Kansas. urg-
ing them 10 attend the game ana roe,
for their alma mater.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
PHOTOS OF LUxUS TEAM IN
WINDOW OF BURGESSsNASH

big layout poster. with views Of the
Luxus team. officials Of the Amateur
Base Ball association. the crowd At cleve-
land when the Luxus battIed the White
Autos and the Luxus and white Auto
teams IN the field is on display In one OF
the big Sixteenth street windows OF the
bursess-Nash company. All OF the photo
graphs were taken az Cleveland ana were
sent to Manager Johnny Dennison.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

DENVER, Colo. Nov. 6.-The Colorado
School OF Mines defeated Denver uni-
Versity here today, IS to 0. IN a game de
void OF features. Human In the latter
Fart OF the third period scored two touch
downs In the fourth period Ftillaway
added the third. The Miners plunged
through the line for nnost of It's gains
Shotwcll and Norris, both local men
made long. but Intellectual. runs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
PURPLE OUTPLAYS
SHOW ME-" BUNCH
Columbia Eleven Proves Easy Pick
ing for Northwestern to Tune
Of Twenty Four TO Six.
ARE sTRONa in IINE PLUNaINa

CHICAGO. Nov. e.--Northwestern out
played the Missouri foot ball team today
and won handily, "a 10 g. Missouri showed
several flashes Of form and was espe-
cieliy strong on line bucking. White.
pittam and. IN the last period. RiVpy,
plunged for good gains. This piuneing
gave the Missourians their only touch
aown. which came IN the second period.
pitfam's punting was a feature. North
western scored a touchdown in each Of
The first three periods working long for
ward passes successfully. Driscoll made
field goal in the last quarter. The
aneup.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
ILLINOIS WINS TRIANGULAR
CR0SS-c0UNTRY RUN

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. e-rilinois was
the winner OF the irregular cross country
meet held here today over five-mlle
course. Mason OF Illinois was winner IN
3soa- Large OF Purdue was a good sec
ond. Purdue finished second. and In-
diana. third.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Omaha and Sioux
Soccer Match is
Now ALI Settled

The inter-eity soccer foot ball contest
between the Sioux City and Omaha all
star aggregations has been settled. The
fray viii take place at Rourke park the
Sunday following Thanksgiving.
Two soccer games are on the card for
today. The Townsends will battle the
caiedonians at Miller park. and the 30
hemians win play the Omaha City eleven
at the municipal beach at Carter lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Says Omaha Man
Can Throw Lewis
Two Out Of Three

That there is an Omaha wrestler who
can defeat Ed Cstrangler) Lewis. the man
who ran away from Joe Stecher at
Evansville, Ind. few weeks ago. is the
assertion OF Pete Loeb. and TO back up
his declaration Loeb has deposited with
the city editor Of The Bee the sum Of
500 to act as forfeit for $500 side bet II
Lewis Is willing TO take a chance. Mr..
Lewis is invited TO communicate with Mr..
Loeb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

MONMOUTH, ILL.,. Nov 6-Moumouth
college clinched the championship Of the
Little Five here today BY defeating Lake
Forest, "A to O A chailenge Tor 3 game to
decide the state championship has been
iege champions Of the Iittle Sixteen. il
is believed Monmouth VIII accept.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

RAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. d-H
Van Dyke Johns OF stanford university
defeated William Johnston OF San Fran.
cisco the national tennis champion. here
today IN the ecmi-finals OF the tourna-
ment for the Pacific coast chanpionahlp
Johns victory required five sote the
score being 40. 50 e-s. 90. rs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. g.
Nirginls's foot ball machine tore through
a frail Vanderbilt defenee today and
playing straight foot ball One forward
pass was completed for one OF the five
touchdowns
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

FRI END, Heb., Nov. e--(spscial. l-rhe
Friend tish school basket hall team
opened the season m the high schooi
WILDER High school team. aS 10 NJ fhe
local team outplayed the visitors in every
stage Of the game ''e's
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

LOUIeNlLL1, KY. Nov. 6.--Iniverssty
Of L.ouisvilie's foot ball team was ellrrs-
mated from the contest FOR the cham
pionahip 81 kentucky here today when ii
Lost 70 the University Of Kentucky, iS 10
q Louisvilles aerial offensive did not
Kentucky players.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-col,,,,o,.
defeated the University Of Pennevivss,ie
n soccer match on Franklin deld to-
gay. one goal 70 none. Nebbitt. who
, scSisea ne goal Tor the visitors was the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

WORCESTnR, Mass. Nov. e.-Carlisle
foot ball team defeated Holy Cross q 10
81. ~ scoring three touchdownH, a Eoai
from field and two soals from touch.
downs. hul Holy Cross came back strone
IN the second half and scored tWenty-one
points on three touchdowns a safety ana
n seal from touchdown.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Mcook. Neb., Nov. 5-tspecial rele-
gram. l.MeCook High school won from,
SalnprldEe High scbool on lhe ATHLETE
PARK grounds here this afternoon. III ~
another ISSlron zane royal i looks IKE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

for souchy. Harris for Wallace, Wallace
for harris. CoYen for Taylor, Coolidge
FOR King, Princeton for Mclean.
Moore for Shea. Touchdown; King. Goal
from touchdown. Mahan, Field goals;
Mahan. Ttbbott ca. Time OF periods IS
minutes each.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

MlpDIsETOWN, coan.. Nov. 6-Wes,
leyan defeated Williams. ~ 70 3, here TO
day. the score being the biggest made
N the tWenty-three years the two col.
les~T have been meeting In foot ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Nov. s.-West
virginia. university defeated Marshall
colege here today by score OF % TOD
FIllback Bonar lifted ouartsrback work.
man 20 his shoulders to catch a forward
pass. behind the goal line.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

SUPERIOR. Neb., Nov. 6-fSpeelaI I'll
egrani. l--Superior ana Nelsof, eoiIsrss
played foot ball here today. the ss5,s
resulting IN tie score. Z 10 4. $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

CINCINNATI o.. NOV. G-sfniverslty
or cnclnnRt ah1Wed y complete re-
AHrsal OF form today and defeated Ohfu
wesleyan contenders for the Ohio con-
ference foot bah title. " 70 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Expert manipulation OF the forward
PASS ana omen piaye. save Nehraska
school for the Deaf \ victory over Oak
land High school. s. 20 O Chamberlain.
stark and Cooper were the stars for
the Omaha AGGREGATION
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

WEST POINT. Neh. Nov. 6--(special)
West Point High school defeated Lyons.
friday. g 70 O. Lyons had the advantage
IN weight but they were excelled BY the
home team IN speed and endurance. The
game was featured by end running and
forward passing. Officials. Tighe and
Welkfr
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

LOGAN. Utah Nov 6Th. w..
Aggies defeated the Butte Sehooi ~
Mines here today IN a hard fought game
10 g g. Rowe's tumble OF a punt and
ana Owens field goal sc5rod three n 5S1se
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Defent Tor aTiIler ETtrh

PIERRE. s. D.. Nov. 6-(Speoial rsl.
gram l-Pierre High defeated KILLER Hal.
y 70 Q, on the gyounds here this alter
noon
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

AMEs. Ia. Nov, s.--(special Telegram
-Amss High, Is; West Waterloo High. o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

ANoCA. Neb., Nov. 6-(special H.
.Avoca High school girls basket han
team defeated the Weepinr Water team
here last night. Is 10 Il
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

to hold dances and other forms Of enter
tainment
ID. Northrup. T. F. Stroud, A. NJ Smith.
v. d. Hascall. Wilbur Jones. DR.. $. Nc
Cleneghan. W. A. Meyer. Charles Graf
ton, F. n. High. Il. r. Burke, Glen Smith,
g. s. Rainbolt. Fred W. Crane, A. r.
Rundquist and Charles W. Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
JAYHAWKERS AND
HUCKERS ARE NEXT
Great Annual Battle and the Big
Game Of the Conference Year
Next Saturday.
GAME PLAYED AT LAWRENCE


LINCOLN. Nov. s.-Cspecisi) -"Jumbo'
stiehms Huskers will face the last hurdle
in their rush for a fifth Missouri valley
conference championship next SATURDAY
when those honored rivals. the Jayhawks'
are met on McCook field at Lawrence
The gridiron battle. which annually Gre
ates more intense partlsanship than any
other. win give the victor q clear ute to
Missouri valley laurels. Nebraska ana
Kansas facing each other with UNI
smirched records so far as Missouri VAL
ley conference elevens go. The sons Of
Kansas, under the tutelage of their new
coach, olcott will attempt TO avenge the
defeats OF five successive years.
In the last five years the Huskers have
piled up a total OF ninety-three points
to but three for the Jayhawkers. and
during that time no Kansas eleven has
been able to cross the Husker goal line.
The three points are represented by q
kick from placement by Kansas tackle
after Nebraska had piled up comfort
able lead In the earlier stages OF the
game.
Games Won.
Nebraska and Kansas have met IN
twenty-one games, the Huskers winning
thirteen Of them and the Jayhawkers
eight. In the first sixteen years the count
was knotted. with eight apiece, but IN
the last five years the Huskers have not
encountered reverse.
With the exception Of 1s0l and 1905, when
eligibility questions and the intense RI
vairy caused the schools to sever ath-
ietic relations, Nebraska and Kansas
have fought it out on the, gridiron. The
record for the twenty-one games played
follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

Murphy Drives 0ng
And Scott to Wins
In Straight Heats

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s-Tommy
Murphy of Poushkeepsie. n. Y, one OF
the foremost drivers Of the country. pi-
loted Major ong and Peter Scott to
straight heat victories at the Panama
Pacific exposition harness meet today.
despite the fact that he Ia still under
q doctors care as the result Of an oper-
alton performed last Thursday
Peter SCOTS capture Of the 205 trot,
valued at 5000 was his sixteenth win out
OF seventeen starts this season. for total
Of s4s76G.
Major ong set a new track record. step
ping the mile in l:o4A in the second heat
Of the 2;o7 pace. The first race. the
breeders futurity was taken by Bonda-
lean, driven by Lou Daniels
Results
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

ITHACA. ". y. Nov. s-Yaie defeated
Cornell AZ soccer today. = tot
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

T0uchdoWne' GOodFlch 90, KinR PHI
cher. Goals from touchdownB Pitcher g.
Goal from drop kick; Huber. Referees
Iertlmon, Chicago. Umpire: Pugaley
Amherst. limo OF quarters Is minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. G-An-Na
tionals. 4; All-Americans. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
ST. THOMAS.

CS,onmy. UoaIs from touchdown: Piatz (al'
for Armstrong; Egan for Farrell: o'cons
c rpe bfo fSwSm a,, Egan f9r. Farrell.
shannon; Lutes for Doty: ktanlsgcr tor
W1arrent Plata for Neatly: Wilson Tor
Hale. Referee: Chez. Dartmouth. I'm.
pre-. d, p. Kane, Dartmouth. Field
Judge: Lester Caldwell. Maruuette Head
llnesman Vic Halligan, Nebraska Time
OF quarters: 10 minutes each.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

MASON CITY. Ia. Nov 6--fSpecial Tel
City High. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
Foot Ball Scores
E..sTERN.

4 Al@af1 N1ANANs
Harvard, 10; Princeton, 9.
Brown. 3; Yale, o.
Dartmouth, 2; Pennsylvania, 3.
Navy, rs: Bncknell, 3.
Washington and jefferson, o; Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, 10.
Notre Dame, z; Army, o.
Syracuse, "a; Mount Union, o.
Colby, 20: Bates, o.
Springfield Y. NJ. @. A., 20; Ann
herst, 7.
Massachusetts, Aggies. 25; Middle
bury, o.
Union, z; Rensselaer,, o.
Columbia, IL; Connecticut Ag-
giles, q.
Tufts, o; Trinity, o.
Worcester Academy, IA; Phillips
And0ver, o.
Maine, %; Bowdoin, 10.
5warthmore, o; Lafayette, IL.
Franklin and Marshall, IS, Havre-
ford, o.
Johns Hopkins, 28; Gettysburg, Z.
Harvard Freshmen, 10; Phillip
Exeter, ~.
Worcester Tech, g; Norwich, o.
Boston, 8; Fordham, O.
Ursinus, 81; Albright, o.
@As-@AAAAAtfAAf aNNFNAANoN'Ae
Delaware, "a; Dickinson, z.
Carlisle, 28; Holy Cross, 81.
Wesleyan, II; Williams, @.
Muhlenburg, 10; Lebanon VAL
ley, 0.
Normal University, ~; Lincoln, Z.
st. Ambrose, 8; Dubuque, o.
Lombard, 10; st. Louis, z.
Depauw, so; Butler, o.
WiuOna n Rose POlV
Vermont, 81; New Hampshire coll
Iege. z.
WESTERN.
Illinois Wesleyan, 20; Brady, Z.
Michigan, z; Cornell, 81.
Ohio State, 10; Indiana, 8.
Ames, 7; Morning Side, o.
Michigan Aggies, 90, Marquette, q.
Iowa, rs; Purdue, 10.
Nebraska, so; Nebraska Wes-
Ileyan, o.
Chicago, IS; Haskell, o.
Grinnell, 50, Drake, o.
Ohio Wesleyan. q; Cincinnati, IL.
Western Reserve, 8S; OberIin, :.
Kansas, Al; Washburn. o.
Colorado College, "a; Utah, Z.
Colorado Mines, Is; Denver, o.
Oregon Aggies, 40; Idaho, o.
Kansas Normal, 10; Warrens-
burg, IL.
William Jewell, 40. westmin-
ater, o.
Carnegie Tech, 81; Case, 6.
Washington, f2; California, o.
/ Wabash, 81; Northwestern, Z.
Franklin, "a; Earlham, o.
Waine, O; Densson, "a.
Dubuque, o. 81. Ambrose, 3.
Kansas Aggies, ~; Friends, o.
Rolla, 20; Drury, o.
SOUTHERN.
Hanover. az; Kentucky Military, Z.
Kentucky. tB; Louisville, O.
Virginia, IS; Vanderbilt, 10.
Texas, 81; South, 8.
Louisiana. ia; Arkansas, o.
Kendall. rs; Oklahoma, n,
Georgia Technical. 81; Alabama, Z.
Georgia, 81; Florida, O.
Texas, 81; Suwanee. o.
North Carolina, o. Clemson, :.
Auburn, As; Mercer, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

NoTthwestsrn. 7. Z. I. a. total a. Missouri
scoring: Touchdown, Collins: Northwest
ern scoring Touchdowns. Driacoll %,
Patterson: goals from touchdown, Crane
. tons. Missouri: glltner for wilder.
Rider for White. Wyatt for Bond. Nc
J. I<iein for Wyatt, Shepard for McAnow,
RntledGe for Klein, StankowHki for Rut-
! ledge, Northwestern, Jones for Stein
, e-rnner Strirkler for Rose. Treat for
= idnderhill. Cray for Paterson. Hoffman
fbr zanger, orassett for McCurdy, Young
fer Htr0nhcra.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

poiE Koslt.,N o9 Pm o DSsIe sSr ot90,
Sock Dale FOR Balls, Donnegan for
shio,da. Hartman for Doyle, Rasmussen
TOT Chamherlain. Porter for Seller. Head
for Abbott, VanMetrs for Corey; Wes-
ieyan. Mccormack for Williams. will
Jams for swan. Alexander for Williams,
for Human. C1lbertson for Kline, Toueh-
Gowns; otoupolik. Cook. Galley (0. Goals
from HELD: Corey. Goals from touch
Waugh, Nebraska; umpire Rathbun. he
lott COLLEGE: head llnesnan, Kearns. Belle
STssk eo'so cgTe az aS SS. Ne
10, 0. 0. o: total o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07
HUSKERS TAKE EASY
81, ONE FROM WESLEYAN

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adjoining Miller park. a big ball room.
dining room. card rooms, billiard rooms
and bowling alleys are included in the
plans OF the building. Wide verandas will
surround the house.
The Prettieet Mile club Is an all-year
club. In the summer golf, tennis and
other outdoor sports attract the members
Of the club and in the winter It Is planned
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

This Is a sketch Of the new Prettiest
Mile club house. The Prettiest Mile club,
which was organized a few years ago.
has now been Incorporated and the first
act Of the Incorporated club was to plan
the erection OF this new modern club
house.
A big tract Of land has been secured