Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
OMAHA SMOTHERS
SIOUX FALLS HIGH
South Dakota Lads No Match
for Locals, Who Register
Toucl,'owns at Will,
MoREARTY STARS AS USUAL

| Omaha High trounced Sioux Falls
High yesterday by score of s. to 0.
The Omaha goal was in danger only
once. Sioux Falls took the ball to
Omaha's four-yard line and then
missed all attempted drop-kick on its
fourth down. The muddy field made
/ the play somewhat slow at times and
kept the score down,
The first score was registered after
only two minutes of play in the first
quarter Peterson kicked off and got
possession OF the ball on downs short
ly afterward. Morearty skirted right
end and ran sixty-hvc yards for the
! first touchdown. Maxwell kicked goal.
, The first scores were secured in such
an easy fashion that the crowd settled
down to sec how high score could
be piled up, A long forward pass,
Maxwell to Pearson. melted the sec
ond touchdown. Maxwell kicked goal.
The quarter ended with the ball in
Omaha's possession on its own thirty
yard line.
Forward Passes Effective.
Omaha started out the second quar-
tear by keeping up its fast clip, with
Maxwell and Smith making first
downs. A forward pass. Morearty to
Smith, was good for thirty-hve yards.
Another pass, Maxwell to Pearson.
scored the third touchdown. Maxwell
kicked goal. Sioux Falls took brace
and held Omaha in the center Of the
field. Omaha then proceeded to put
up a poor brand of foot ball for the
remainder of the quarter, which ended
with the score q to 0.
The lecture handed the Omaha play
ers between halves by Coach Multi
gan seemed to bring them back to
life and they started the third quarter
with the same slashing attack that
characterized the first quarter. Smith
received the kickoff and returned to
Sioux Falls, forty-yard line. More
arty made ffteen yards. Maxwell ter
Yards and Smith five yards, placing
the ball on the 'fW-yard line, from
where Morearty tooh it over on de-
layed play through theveeRter, OF the
line. Maxwell missed the try TOR goal
Another forward pass in ting tirs
part of the fourth quarter. Maxwell ts
Shepherd, brought the score up to 81
Smith missed the kickout. Maxwell
took the ball across for the sixth
touchdown after his teammates had
advanced it to the one-yard line. Max
we'll kicked out to Smith and then
kicked goal, Score: 40 to O.
Moreartv in Limelieht.
Smith brought the total to 46 short
ly after kickoff. The try for goal was
missed. Morearty returned a punt
thirty-fve yards for the final touch
down.
Morearty, Smith, Pearson and Max
we'll although grabbing off a large
shart of the honors by their touch
downs, were not far ahead of the other
members of the team, who made the
large gains possible by the large holes
they made and the interference given.
For Sioux Falls, Stride. right tackle,
was continually getting in and muss-
ing up end runs. Swift, left half for
the visitors, showed that he did not
have the wrong name tackled to him
by dashing away several times for
substantial gains.
Omaha High will play Sioux City
High next Saturday at Sioux City.
This is expected to be the hardest
game on the schedule. Coach Multi
gan and Athletic Manager c. A.
Cairns are making efforts to bring the
Lincoln High here for a post-season
game to decide the state champion
| shin The lineuD.