The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

Kansas Ags Scheming Knock Off Cornhuskers LINCOLN SQUAD SEEKS REVENGE Bachman Shifts Men In Setting Up Pins For Nebraska Clash by QRANTLAND RICE OS THE TRAIL OF MILLION. onH The this week between Messrs. Sharkey and of Bos- new YORK Nov BY BROWN. cuiimarv exercises Australia, may have a lot to do with the distribution of a million smiling Gene iHinnew who left two MANHATTAN. Kas Nov.

Kansas AKJiies held coach Browne spite of the brisk later om GENE FLARES UP; Planning Camp SOURS ON Qn Dundee Trail In Demanding Title Mix Stirred to Anger Over Discovering Promoter Pilots Dempsey. weeks ago for an outing at Racquet BY HARLES E. CARTER. LOS ANEELES, Nov. 15 Ace Hudkins, silent i 1 in the weather cut his first str.ng lo work Tex Rickard knows he could match Tunney and Dempsey with- Lake, N.

was back in towm to-I wellcrwciirht battler will leave for New York secret practice last and heh nd the c.osed gates in tnt with cut any outs.de flourishes, but he insists that Dempsey will again meet day mad and ready to Ui lerweigni oaii tr nn ii ita biir stadium Coach C'harlev Bachman is trying to find a new reserves. The Red and Black i the winner of liis elimination. In addition to Sharkey and Heeney, declare war on Tex Rickard. The within weeks in an effort lo force Jot liunciet lo i .1 oil minri ihp nnt- thpsip will nlsn invnlvp Paiilinn anrl Tlplanpv. and iinieas there is a rea.son was "Tex business t-intr with the of one or tear off good vardage around the Netr.isha ends.

And ne revenge will be the mo- is also honinu that the new set of backs will prove more the of player when the Un- capable in secondary defense than was the quartet that al- lowed the Texans to three limes run through the been field last week. between Grand Island and cut the these will also involve change In the situation. At least, he has thoughtXof his recent lost chance, when Alax there are still swarming multitudes who believe that Tunney and Demp- no statement to raim is wiin sey will be matched again and that no risk will be taken by offering the result atement to rank'es wiin inougnis oi nis iccvm Gene Waxman. manager of th chamnion, refu.sed to permit Dundee rin to meet him because Promoter Dick Donald failed to in Dempsey in a start. i I am making in regard to meei nim Because i rumi Bachman is sMIl j-e- Lm-1 miU wmS servje left tackle, may make a good fullback.

It certain that com Freeman will be given a chance this week in scrimmage, it he can master the Bachman shift this week he will be in the thp first argument between the hackfield Saturday. Nebraska Warned New York Great "Nebni.ska can expert a great bittle Thanksgiving day when New comes west to meet the lo deelares Rhodes Nebraska frosh coach, who inspected the Vlolet-Penn State 13-13 tie at State college last Saturday. York has a great backfield and a pow'erful line and is for the Nebraska game. The Violet Is much more powerful than last year and will journey to Lincoln an undefeaie-i team, on avenging the re- I of last LINEUP CHANGES NEBRASKASQUAD The first argument between two schools was fought in 1921, when Lincoln and Grand Island battled to a 0 to 0 tie. Critical fumble.s prevented scoring during the game, which was loosely played.

The field wa.s in poor condition, not allowing the backs to display any shifty footwork. Brown Big Noise. In 1922, Coach Brownes year as head coach at Lincoln high, the I.inks defeated Grand Island 16 to 2 in an easy game. Brown season starred for the Red and Black, mak- i have the championship left for another big crash later on He would have to take some risk with Dempsey, but with two bouts he can draw in $3,000,000 in place of a paltry $2,000,000. It is possible that he will be used at right half Instead of fullback, although Bachman would rathef shift Captain Jame.s Douglass to the right half ix)st.

Chief Sanders probably will be kept at left hall all week. He started there early this season and was used at right half, coming from the third string to the second. Now he has won the starting berth on the first eleven Dayhoff Is too good a back to have on the bench but it is uncertain Just what Bachman is planning for this veteran. Sanders Good Plunger. Sanders and Dayhoff are two cf the best plungers on the team and it is certain that a place in the Aggie line-up will be found for Dayhoff.

But whether Bachman will use him at a half or as substitute fullback is only a guess. advantage lies in his ver- Dayhoff is a fair le Freeman is a good hurler and an excellent kicker. For those rea.sons Bachman wants him in the game and It Is a good bet that he will be converted from the line to the back- Injuries tO RcguIarS Oil, 17 to 6 Six-Day Hike Fever Spreads to Detroit First Team Will Give Subs Their Chance. booting a drop yard-line in the first quarter after the Purple and Gold had taken an early lead when Thomas of Lincoln was thrown for a safety. Lincoln had no trouble in disposing of Islanders In 1923, winning by a margin of 20 to 0.

Brown, who was captain of the team, along with big Clayton Lewis furnished the fireworks of the tussle. Costly fumbles by Grand Island enabled Lincoln to roll up a 27 to 0 score In the 1924 game. Brochu, Lincoln end. taillled in the first few m.nutes of play when he scooped up a fumble and ran to a touchdown. Witte, Frank Corrick.

and Bud McBride also crossed the goal. Witte and McBride, Grand I.sland was defeated by the Lincoln score. high wind and dust storm marred the game and hampered both elevens. The Witte and McBride 1 combination proved its worth THE BREAK OF THE GAME. In one of the earlier and easier battles Cotton Wilcox, of Purdue, had a bone chivjped from an ankle.

Tills lone accident made a terrific difference in Purdues 1927 play. A backfield carrving Wilcox. Welch and Kotansky would have been almost unbeatable. Harvard would have suffered an even heavier setback. Chicago and Wisconsin would both probably have fallen.

As it wa.s Wilcox arrived at his old post in time to trim Northwestern, and I contract calls for in the com- in Wilcox anatomy, tixht once it.ail>,bc Ade, the famous sage of Brooke, would have been in the throes of his It is almost a certainty that he would have missed the But being a philosopher, he Lafayette, Har- thing you own that things in the heavyweight championship fight in 1928 will not turn out the way Mr. Rickard hopes and thinks they Plam Mil In Three Fights, Tunney declared that although he ad.shes to fight three times In 1928, he will not see the promoter for time, and then only to arrange for the single battle Rlck- starrea lor me nea ana maca, rhirairo anri Madison But vard and Northwestern fell before the Purdue charge. becau.se I get licked in the first bout and he said. "After all, I am heavyweight champion of the world and the cliampion should have something to about where and when and whom he fights. Looking Out for Now.

have lost money and put my- INJURIES AND RECORDS. Injuries have raised the well dickens with in and' critical great back this fall. Cotton Wilcox and Paul positions before by being too trust- the game forced from a number of Important engagements through th believing everyone to be casualty list. fair and absolutely honest. Prom It is dohbtful if either has a superior for all-around worth.

The same fate overtook Tiny Lewis of Northwestern; Shober and Brill, of Penn. The Red and Blue has suffered the heaviest of the jear for important games. Panthers In Line To Play On Coast LOS ov Sports writers of southern t'ali- I fornia have started the annu.il forecasts as to an opponent for I the annual Roses tournament on I New day. i One writer announced that Washington and Jefferson would represent the east and picked I Pittsburgh university as an al- ternate. made Pitts-1 burgh first choice.

The tourna- ment committee is maintaining; its usual silence, the custom be- ing to await the end of the season before making the selec- tion.s. THE LINES RETURN TO GLORY. There never has been a football year before the pass came in. where line play has shown Hs value to such The Nebra.ska varsity which starts the Kansas game at Manhattan next Saturday will have changes, accord- and of little use back of a spongv line, puslifd the pigsk over the Island- lineup er's goal by straight football. The Aecie Islariders pre.sented the stronge.st eleven that was seen on the oval all season.

It was built mainly for defense though and did not threaten TTie llnis hav. nwde the fame of backfield stars this year, and they have the marches, quite abruntlv. of such baU-carrvlng Itimlnaries as Joestlng. Flanagan. Amos.

Buckeves have had a hrllllant backfield and a rather I'ne As they have suf- that the be.st backfield In the game la i tate' to now on I am looking out for the best Interests of three persons only they are Gene Tunney, Billy I Gibson and Bill McCabe. i "Rickard claims to have an ironbound contract with me that allows him to dictate to me about what-1 ever I do in my boxing career. But' my contract, drawn by capable protects me and gives me the legal right, as well as the right Last NighCs Fcrnandrx, Filipino bantamweight, waa awarded the dert lot ever Harr; Forbea o( Colura-ua, ID rokind JaVk Sliver, ra.ifor.ila wel er- protects me and gives me knocked out Howard cc am. It at- oc Lo v.I.e, iwo brankip lairabce, IJncotn, outpointed Red Holan, of the champion, to say something about what I shall do In my profession. Rickard can dictate to Dempsey and a lot of other heavyweights, but can no longer dic- GOLF LESSON.

When the golfer is ready to start back swing there is onlv one detail he think ebmit. and this concerns the smoothness of the anvthlng else, which must ihiUer -y t.me Uuvlhg Last year in one of the biggest since it scetrprs concentration. Tire time to upsets that happened to a Lincoln UractVce not in actual play 1 1 4 AM A FvlICSV DETTROIT. Nov. N.

Gerard Debates, sensational Belgian cyclist, and Tony Beckman. New xlersey. today were clinging to the ing to Coach Ernest E. Bearg. lead of two laps on their nearest Injuries, which will keep rivals in first Ray Randels and Quarterbacks Bill bicycle race This Is the Bron.son and Brown out of second day of the grind.

active scrimmage this week, have The Irish team of Bill Hanley, the caused a shift In the Nebra-ska Kan Francisco boy and Gatf- squad. "Dutch" Witte being moved niaph hv mar ncy Brooklyn undertaker, were over to the signal calling station holding down second place, two laps and Glen Munn working in at the behind the leaders. 44 HAIR-GROOH tackle berth. Several other Nebraska regulars are nursing minor bruises, but are exjiected to round into shape for the Kansas Aggie game. SUll Full of Fight.

The team morale has not been affected by the ritt reversal, iic- cording to the spirit shown during Monday workout. Coach Eniest E. Beai-g sUvted Tuesday morning that the appreciated tele- I roomed nil Dny grams sent the team by Nebraska supporters before and after the Pitt game. One hundred telegrams reached the Nebra-ska squad the morning of the Panther game. The Nebraska will pull awav for Manhattan Friday morning over the Union Pacific, arriving KcqiS I lair high football team a determined squad of Grand Island gridsters de- Wltte oeing in at thP Kin of 5 to 0 The Islanders had ixiinted strongly for the Lincoln game and played splendid ball against the Links.

outplaying them I Continued on page Fourteen.) WESlEYAN EASES UP IN PRACTICE Methodists Work For Friday Game With De.s Moines U. HENRY SILENT ON HAWKEYE RUMOR COLUMBI.A, Nov. Henrv. Mi.s- Mjiiri U. football coach, today declined to corOrm a w-as being urged to coach at the university of Iowa.

AMES WILL LOSE EIGHT VETERANS FAIRBURY ELEVEN BEATS BELLEVILLE FAIRBURY. Nov. Fairbury All-btars trimmed the Belleville A. C. at Belleville.

Kas. Sunday by a 12-0 score. The game wa.s a battle from start to finish with the first half ending scorele.ss. Belleville failed to first down while Fairbury made yardage 12 times. Al Gembler, Willy and Baney featured the Fairbury player, while Sanford, former Kan.sas U.

athlete. led the Belleville attack. An arena especially adapted to ice hockey is to be built at DartmouUi Grinnell Game lo Wind college, in Hanover, N. at a cost XT Of $100,000. Up 27 onference cii Yoik Spain, difj A'dy Now HI Clyde Hull.

'I wk knocked out -oaniij flist roun Bruce new- Rorhrl t- poi te- Sammy New York, lu Joe Gliek, Brooklyn, N. defeated Bernstein, N. rounds. l.oughran, rhlladrlphla. defea ed Pat MeCarthy, Boston, .0 rounds; Aithur De Kuh, ilaJy, knocked out Fddie Benson, Jeriey City, a eoiid round; Rocky Smith.

Ba t'c Creek, outpo n.ei Vic Pit bur(h, At CtaJafher. Wssh- incton, D. and Joe I.ehman. Tol do. drew, 10 Eddie Bue Wa hi.if on, n.

Joe Belmont, Baltimore, eitht rounds; Sailor McKenna. Wa hi ton, D. outpointed Andy Kelly, Baltimore, eight rounds. At Caiitin Jones, town, defeated Jack Br.tton, New in At Colunibua. M.M I In.

defea'ed Mickey Fu.kins. th.cago, on a foul, first round, I He. Payne, ville, deefated Phil lieu I ouiig vi.lr, an I Bob Bridget, Indianapolis, drew, I rounds. At PLAN ENLARGE YANKEE PLANT Nptv YORK. Nov.

N. S.i—•”^ns torlxv for pnlnrning the Yankee starliunt searing caparilw to will fBp nark the second largest In second onlv to Tllf huge overflow at football games season, with thousands turned bark, has led the management to orHer the rapxcity enlarged from 70,000 to 85,000. It the Aggie stadium, vill carry a pullman car ana eparate dir.er for the Nebraska With the season drawing near Adam Durham of and moleskin aggre- Dirham AMES. Nov. Iowa State players will make their final bow before an Iowa State crowd when Ames meets Grinnell on State field Saturday in their last ArmCnro-xxfk ffamc.

of the graduating giembers are backfield inea anu four are linemen. Heading the list of the veterans CHICAGO. Nov. 15. (I.N.S.) is Captain Walt Weiss of Denison, Sammy Mandell.

bv virtue of the who has played his three years of Heavy Odds On Mandell Cornhuskers eating during the the he diner Traill for Roclers. A train of Nebra.ska light weigh chain- competition, two as a regular and; through light practice sessions. He that he iigmw understudy of sfrved them a chalk talk Monday Pto" Behm. Chink Hall, pass night, and has scheduled only a iS at Ute col-: nna. me Plon- The squad was such an intensive drill for Doane tseum tonight- rooters leave Lincoln Saturday it needt a ManSll'a title will not be at atake at 7 a nn.

arriving In time for the Th' reputation will be. to will eers after three years lot. third member of the grad- game and returning to Uncoin "CadT i fre.shman squad, members of ru.c tn to atempt to for Iowa State and one year at Par- i the On the Une Holloway Smith of; Detroit, will also appear before the position to home crowd for the last time Satan after the title, if he can whip urday. Smith has two years. Mandell at 137 pounds, with the at tackle for Iowa chanip it is ax- new "HalrrOroom i.sa dignified combing cream which costs only a few cents a Jai; at any drugstore.

Mtl- Ucns U.SC it becau.se it ves that natural gloss and well-groomed effect to the hair that final touch to good dre.ss both in busine.s.s and on ial occa.sions Even stubborn, unruly or shampooed hair combed all dav in any style you like. is glraseless; also helps grow thick heavy, Advertisement. on rdee Friday when they meet at Jchnst.n field. Coach Durham feels fairly satisfied with the results the Doane 4 where the Yellowjackets held I Sv (IKKlzrzoo the undefeated Tigers lo a safety. He is also satisfied with the showings made by McConnaha, end.

and Ralston, guard, two new men. McComiaha was playing his first game. he can LINCOLN SCORES COZAD, Nov. 15 Cozad and high school football tnon's layed lo a scorele.s.s tie on the gridiron. Three of the a.vt lour games between the two have re.sulted in tie scores.

A 65-yard punt by Mat Shipman, end. was a feature of the a me. Curti.s Aggies plays Cozad week and the locals meet Far- tm Thank.sgiving day. Hie Stan of a cricket itch Is 22 yards. It waTs in the Grinnell last year that the du.sky 195-pounder came Into the limelight with his, niiiuiy I'M defensive playing Ray Galbraith of iHIRD IN 1 Algona, the other tackle, will also be lost this year, having played his three years.

Karl Fischer, of Cen- laaaaa aa aaaaaaaaaaa aa a a aa.aj aa aaaa aa a a a aa aaa AJiajiaj I a aa Tho prico a Simon Stetson Hat jifives ab- Holutely no indication of its actual valuo SIMON STETSON VtfWI DOLLARS The exceptional in Simon Hats win thi-m a place in every particular Their win.s them the preference. Wh lld.f )( Udti SmSimm mOMiaLr ARMSTRONGS IJneoln Lnuiinu tn Mtn Read Is ripplrd. Read's injury at Crete Saturday has proven serious, and the little fullback will be out for the remainder of the season. He is toddling around on crutches now. Manchester and George Miller will probably alternate at fullback in the Des Moines gome.

Warga also will play. Halfback Beck, who shined in the Doane game, probably will see more action future games. BALLER TO USE SECOND STRING Uni. Place Reserves To (iet Gall For Bethany Game. Coach Stuart Bailer of University Place is planning on sending in a re.serve lineup con.si.sting ontlrely of 1928 players against Bethunv high when the teams battle at Cotner field Friday, Extept for Colwell, reserve quarterback, none oi the players will be lettered.

The young Methodist.s have been showing so much cla.ss lately, winning five straight games, all the Crete game early the sea.v>n. Lincoln bovs scored third in the midwest region nthe recent football contest held at the high school oval Lincoln scored 2.822 pomts All events were for distance. The leaders: Placeklck- Tanner, 13 years. 42 yards, 671 points. Punt -Browm 14 years.

45 yards I font. 681 wints. 14 years. 44 yards. 783 Pass naw.son Hawkins.

1 foot. 687 points. terville, 200-pound guard, playmy his first year as varsltv regular will end his football career this One of the biggest losses that Ames will suffer will be the replacement of Duke Ayres, "triole center who graduates in June, Ayres has another year of competition, The Brltl'h eovernment will col- 5 yards llect from $15 000 000 to $20 000,000 In betting tax for the past year. Randolph High Qridders Undefeated In Northeast RANDOLPH III RECORD. Randolph Randolph Randolph Kandoiph Randolph Randolph Randolph Totals 33 32 39 18 21 44 30 217 CreighUin i'olerldte Plnlnview Nellfh Kloomfield Totals backs scale tensive 'The 0 around 145 pounds.

Halfback Manzer has been the main cog in the Randolph scoring 9 machine this season. He is a triple 9 threat player, who has been punting 9 bi tter than 40 vards and has a 9 arm for accurate pas.ses. He has develoiied rapidly and is ef'ec- tive liT broken field runs from punt formation. Quarterback Andrews, a fourth BY GREGG year man, was the offensive star last year but has earned tlie ball little due to the of Manzer aa a triple threat back Andrews, how- iThU fclikUi of of of uudeftuted huh football in Speed and plenty of it luis fac tured In the succe.ss of Randolph high undefeated football team this Coach Don Snygg has In several game.s, doeix not have the large and heavy fanning 7. 15.

55 and 65 yards to that Bailer feels no fear in taking fquad that is at the command of a touchdowns against Albion, a chance wdth his oub.s Bethany of coaches in the Cornhusk- Light has not broken in the winning col- er commonwealth and so he has umn this seascn the speed asset. Heat Seconds. Randoloh has won the Lret seven capers state circles this falf Against the Havelock reserves games on its slate, scoring 217 was clocked lo a-io Mundwy the UniverMly lU- LmUt tu six by and not ciocuea lo 3 lo seconds gained a 13 lo 6 count in an being pressed to win in any game, informal scrimmage affair. Kler- Wayne is the onlv remaining contend. left half, knd Donohue, nghi tfst on the Randoloh slate the end.

were the big fur the Thaukag Nmg date being open, voting Methcdir.t.s, making bolli uf The Randolph schedule ha.s been the filled entirely with northeast Ne- lYi nohue snagged a pa.v» over the braska teams, a 21-0 victory over goal line, and Kierstead intercepted Neligh be ng the high of the Boilermaker flip two, campaign In fact Randolph l.s the chine which has been putting up good competition with the first tYTTXTTVTrmtarrmxfXiriaxxtaitYrkvvxvTrxxrxxiwxrrxrr String lineup lately. players and Halleck at center only eleven to beat Neligh thus sea- the main cogs in the reserve ma- son Mancer Triple Threater. The Randolph line 155 jxiunds with a pair of powerful of- Allison. playing his third year, is one of the lightest halfbacks cutting if 1' lor the century 53 6-10 for the furlcng in track lar.t spring. He has a -Ivol and change of pace which makes him hard to catch Against Neligh, tiie Randolph bantam ran back and one klck- 9 ff fur a total of 253 yards.

Captain Joselyn is one of tiie outstanding linemen in northeast Nebraska this season He plays defensive tackle and offensive end He is guard on the basketball team and ran tlie 220-yard low hurdles in 28 (Ckmtinued on Page Fourteen and taste alone, makes the cigar. Try a La Palina for taste. compare it with any cigar you ave ever smoked. Until you do, you know how good a cigar can taste. Thousands of men do.

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swinging hag a downtown gymna.slum here this morning, and the Nebraska wTld- cat paused in his workout to wipe a rivulet of nersnlratlon from his brown, wrinkled face. Keeping In Shape, "Why the training. Are? Dundee and Waxman have hopped to Baltimore, and are indefinitely suspended in California. Whom do you think going to fight?" grunted Hudkifis. keep in shape.

Ooin' to New York In three weeks, me and my three brothers." "Going to fight Dundee. "Uh-h. If I can get him Inside the ropes." Hot Dn Trail. "Do you mean. Ace.

going to run Dundee ragged, chase him all over the country, until he agrees to fight vou at the 147-pound limit Vlth the championship at A lieht of something akin to anger blazed for an in.stant In the grav eves of the blnnd Nebraskan. got me pegged right," he admitted. what me and my hretliers are gonna do "Gotta keen in I trained to meet Joe Dundee, and then thev give me the bird. I even eet training expenses. But my coming." High School Scores,.