The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 11

iRFSTIJS'G promntrrR arr not worrying nhout new faces. The hnafs still are running from Europe and young mm are playing football this The V( cord in golf teaehing goes to the Turk pro pupil mode hole hi one on his fh'st shot. lie using the name the manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers for 193J has brought in more answers than the rndiomvtomohdr cigar contest. The Car nrgie Foundation thinks going to have a deader football. USCOLS, SI SEPTEMHEK 27, mi.

he comeback eampaigns of old fight champs is relier.I ing the unemployment for a half huskies every night. Sing Sing inmates are playing football, (ine of fundamentals of the early lessons is not ru out of bounds Here is a halfback irho got airay from Xotre Dame and enrolled at Xorth Carolina Xame of a new heavyweight from Tzoneteopoulus. too long for a restaumnt window or a sports page headline. COYOTE PELTS IN GAME BAG Nebraskans Romp Over South Dakota Biblemen Indulge In Touchdown Parade In Grabbing 44-6 Victory Before a Crdwcf of 8,000 at University Stadium. HV GREGG McBRIDE.

A parade of CornhuHker football talent was on display at Memorial stadium Saturday afternoon as Nebraska swept through South Dakota, 41 to 6. in the kickoff game of the 1031 Scarlet and ('ream schedule. Ideal football weather for an early season game greeted the crowd of 8,000 specta- tor.s which watched the contest, the turnout exceeding early by thousand. Thirty-Sevrn Faced Fire. Camera Man Snaps High Spots of Nebraska's I'riumph.

with the Northwestern game at F.vanston next Saturday loommz large on the Cornhu.sker Coach Dana X. Bible u.secl 37 players during the Dakota game, tlv Hu.sker mentor and his aide.s having ample opporiunlty to watrh th- full roster of candidates performing under the fire of actual game competition. When the game was seheduled nearly a year ago. the contest v.a- booked as a laboratory for early ea.son testing of the Nebra.ska and It was played exactly as such Saturday afternoon. Three complete teams action during the game, each of the tno doing duty for a full period and each account me for one touchdown at South expense Last Period Rampage.

In the final period, Nebraska roach revamped the first lineup and the new combination elirked for four touchdowns and wa.N well on the way to a fifth 'ore when the timer'; pistol ended the rampage W'lth Northwestern scouts in the charting the Nebraska plavs. the Cornhuskers confined their mostly to straight football, varying it for a dotible pa.s« or forward flip, wnth a pinner or two mixed in for lire. While the performance ra might be IN Tin BUi I knta, S. l.anfinre—Ran9«., tiri. Al Ill; Ohla- hnma fisah.

T. Al Cnioradn, NTIIRASKA I 3.1; I badrnn. A At i rnlral ('It, Junior, 19, Nrbraaka Ontral, ll. St 38; Bakrr. I.

At Traehrra, Mornlni- IN Till mu TEN. At f.taiisiton—Northwralrrn Froab. Ripon. At Cornrll ila.I, 8 At 1.1, North Oakota Ajgira. At Ohio At ('hirago.

8. anks Step Ahead Washington Club Babe Ruth and His Teammates Snatch Second Place Laurels From Senators by Dint of Winning Both Ends Twin Bill. YANKEE STADIUM. New York. Stqit.

the of night fell here today, the New York Vankee.s clinched second place in the American league race by taking both ends of a douhleheader from Washington. The superb pitching of Vernon Gomez in the first game and that of Charlie Ruffing in the second enahh'd the Yankeo.s to do the trick. Gomez won. 7 to 3, and Ruffing followed yvilh an 8 to 3 victory. Upper icit hand picture shows Kreizingcr diving acro.s.s the South Dakota goal line tor Nebra.ska's fir.st touchdown the opening period Upiwr right was after Ma.vter.son, Nebraska halfback, had snagged a Coyote forward pass and was dashing down the field in the direction of the South Dakota goal.

The lower picture was snapped while Bauer. Nebraska back, was sprinting around end toward the north goal. Upper pic- ture.s were snapped by a member of The staff, while the lower is. a DeVnendt photo. IN VVFsr I At At AA 13; Bluff Ion.

35; Frrrl. trrrr Oak of earlv football, the tha' the varlou.s fombination.s mcde good 50 per cent of the forward pa.sse.s and were guiltV of only four fumbles rated the Saturdav work as a most ing exhibition Busy Hay. Kverett Kreizinger. veteran triu.e- fhieater. wa.s the big driving rod the Hu.sker attack against the Coyotes The Husker oack plunged and romfved to four touchdowns, hia first being achieved In the opening quarter with the starting lineup and Ontru.

At rrn At II; fToud I At II. Maromb, 1. At Flmbar.t, At Odar III; Columbia At At II. At II. Alma, WILDCATS RATED BEST IN BIG TEN Baldwin At At Bullir.

31. his three other scoring achievements coming in the final ptwiod when he sllpned into the backfleld combination with Oeorge Sauer. Henry Bauer and Bernle Masteraon, three former Lincoln high Athletes This latter qu.vrtet looked like the real article, with Sauer al.so breaking into the column in ttie final spree a.s the result of a b.MU- tiful 40-yard run through a broKcn field in which he brushed car side-stepped and whirled awa. from a string of CovoO tacklcrs. a Masterson.

Maivin Paul and Bernle drew credit for the other touchdowns When Jack Miller wa.s in- imed and forced out of game during the third quarter Just a.s Ih- Cornhusker third-string apparently on the wav to a touchdown. Paul was returned to the game On the fourth plav. Paul darted through a hole by his slipped by the defen.sive full- hack and reversed his field to crovs the goal line without a Dakota tackier laying a hand on him. Masterson's touchdown was in the cond quarter, the elongated half hark going into the air to t.P<e ban, pass from Sauer and cutting; lor the goal line Srhniltt Gets His Xian. On his final Jaunt.

Ma t'" on was given the a.sslstance of some neat intri ferenre. End Schmitt foldm? on Page Four At PllUbury. Team As (iridiron In Conference. BV GFORGF: KIRKSEY. CHICAGO, Sept.

the second successive season, Northwestern is favored to win the Big Ten football conference championship the annual United Press Biass At l.am»na—(Irariland. S8; At II; At 7. At of F.mporl*, S(, ('hillireo. 8. At 8 At Orkalb At Stout, 8 At 8 At 31; nululh 8.

At Ilakola an 8 At Rork At 1 0 AA I 8, AAll- llam At HI (Juinra. At (inilnnatl ftnrlnnall. Rio l.rand». 8 At Rurna A I Yankton. 8.

IN THF FAST. At Allami. 8. At A ordham, 38. Thirl.

8. At 8, A. At Ohio North- win. 8 At Sft; Buffalo. 0 York I-, 6A; Ho- 8 consensus of mid-west sports writ- Qretttcst Northwestern was first choice last flranap nr year and Coach Dick Hanley com- or TO NEW WEARER Helen Hicks Lifts Title In Final Duel With (ilenna Collett.

BUFF'ALO. N. Sept. 26 N. S.

BiUie Hicks, tomboy golfer of Hevviitt. L. made a grand slam In American golf today when she won the national championship title on the links of the country club of Buffalo, defeating the five-time holder, Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia, two and one. Today Helen is in the unique position of holding four major national, the metropolitan, the ea.stern and the New state. an amazing record for a 0.

At At VAil-nnvilU 8. -I Gilkerson'H Giants vs. Cubans Tanight Althiiugh the House of IMvid- Colored Giants dou- Sunday wassched- uled as the last chance for ba'chall fans to see the national pastime this year in Lincoln, anrthtr game has been booked between traveling teams. The Gllkerson Colored Giants and the Cuban House of David, both undefeated in Lincoln, are scheduled to meet at 8 at Landis Field tonight. Gilkerson's Lincoln record consl of two victcrles a.id a tie trith the Avhite House of David.

AAhlle the Cubans beat the Canadian Clowns twice, and Ccunril Bluffs Dwarfles at Landis Field. Singles Champ. I'ntnn. 8 At 38; alho- At A lark. 8.

Hall, a At 3. At Nata. St. als, 8. At -I It; T.

At 38, a At Braakltn (It, 8, At 8. Caatt C.uard, .3.3, Atbriglit. At armant. i Bla At IS. flaatan I 8 At 48; IS; Pratl- 8.

81, Mtddtr- burt, 8 At 88 ClarktaB, 8. I arkhatrn I aakhatan 3, Indiana 3 At 38; Nsrwlrh. 8. St, St Bans- tantura, 0, llarbam Hampshtrr lattali rettila 8 At MartanlauB It, 8 At t1. albt, 8.

Continued'on Page Eight HOW THEY plained that write and coaches Bob Zuppke, author of a series of were putting his team the entertaming articles on T.ie Wildcats, however, justified The nuhhshinir in their favoritism and came through publishing in it marked the first undefeated to tie with Michigan for three of its week-day i.ssucs, clings had ivJr the title to the belief that Red Grange was rlmd for croi as aha th. t.tk Hmley la Tn a Presume ha means that the over- previous time she entered the wealth of reserves and a group of from Wheaton, who wore final the out.standmg In the Illinois moleskin.s for a three-year New Champion Popular, conference. The five regular.s in- period beginning in 1923. was the Miss Hick.s prob.Tbly is the mast elude Reb Ru.s.scU and Pug Rentner, most running back and the popular wom.Tn player in the couii- rated by many a.s the two greatest mo.st brilliant individual producer jjry today. She's the gamin type, backs in the Big Ten.

and Dallas of touchdow ns of all the hall backs boyish and friendlv with a grin a and Jim Riley, a pair of 220- in annals of the college game, pound tackles who tc never out- 2up has had nearly 20 years of played la.st year, not even in the opportunity to measure the Notre Dame game. Ten region one ks compelled to that the veteran Illinois U. Order of Ratings. qualified to know The order of finish this year is his stuff. Neverthele.ss, I cannot but disagree With the sage of Urbana in his award of the crown to the lUmois red-head In short.

I vote the jMlm to a former Nebraska none other than Guy Chamoerlain, wearer of Cornhu.sker moleskins during the seasons of 1914 and 1915. as a matter of course, has only a limited number of the truly great half bar k.s whose names predicted a.s follows. I Northwe.stern 2-Michigan. 3 Purdue. 4 Illinois.

7 Minnesota Iowa ICC-Chicago fh n. H. 3. 4 li.8 1 1-. 'll' Pl- lU.

-r-'. I in Y. Ri( AN I 1 Frt lit 101 TdV St 39 in U-3 "I 404 .1 I A3 19; 4C1 It I 111 St 371 AnON Al 1 1 1I'J1 N. a 191 1 D-1 1 1 13 r-; 431 4 I'i AMI KUAN lAriON Pc il 1 V.3 ,48 14 VI 74 A 13 4'iS With one point counting for adorn the of football history. that applies to myself also.

However, I Grange in action oftener than Zuppke inspected Chamberlain, so I ran eonjure no rea.son why I should take a bark seat to the Illinois mentor in the matter of passing Judgment on and comparing these two spectacular performers In the gridiron realm. Redhead Flopped Against Xebraska. To be more specific, it was my plea mre to scan the great Orange when pitted Nebra ka in three fucces.sive seasons, wherecs I que f.ioa that Zup so much as even had a giimirse at Chamberlain when the IctP was making historv on behalf ot the 5C.arIet-jerseved Husk- LAWRENCE. Ka.s Sept. 26 ers.

Kan.sa.s umver.sity started its The hard-boiled fpct.s of the case football lodav with an im- that Oraniie wa.s actuallv great pres.sive victorv, 27 to 6, over the a am Nebra.ska in but one of his Colorado Aggii: three starts In the gr.me of 1923. The 'irst half of the game was a wore IlUiuus varsitv col- nip-and-tuck battle, ending 7 to 6 In ni tHuf rKi? triv Tudnft Hli vi.si‘tors succumbed rapidly to the foot dro in Altitude Aitd iLflt pkP TTliC-llilnii Schaakc, and Borelh first place, two for second, three for third, the point scoring was. The Point Standings. Northwestern, 20' Michigan. 24S: Purdue, 28.

lillnms. on Page Eight.) KANSAS STARTS WITH GRID WIN Jay Steam-Roller Flattens -Vifirie SOONERS PUSHED BEAT FRESHMEN Varsity Has Close Call, Winninif by Margin Three NORMAN, Okla Sept. Swede Eilstrom field goal from victory here this convinced the 25-yard line staved off a tie that she was de.stlncd to win Miss the ire.shman team in the annual Oklahoma-Oklahoma fre.shmen game tcday The won, 10 to 7 Ell.sircm’.s kick came in the final period after a fre.shman halfback. Nick Roblruson of Seminole, almost honors from the varsity with a 30-yard run to touchdown. Robinson kicked the goal to tie the score in the third quarter.

ElLstrom, 200 pound k. scored all the Sooner points. He broke through the fre.shman line in the secono quarter for a touchdown and kicked the extra point. Coach Adrian Lindsay started his against the freshmen, but had to rely on hw regulars to score Lineup and .38. Tatlor, 0.

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At 8.3; Btoomlnfton, 8. At David City. At 38, l.vman. 8 Halted Ity The threatening weather the games uj) con.sidcrably and time had to be called twice because of show'ers. Tlie banged out 12 hits off the combined efforts of Brown, Fi.schcr and Weaver the night cap.

Theirbipgest inning was the third, in which five hits arcmintcd for four runs, enough to win the ball game. The score.s. (iama. AA 8h rh po ......................3 3 2 8 Rlrf If 3I 33 8 (-1 4 0 84 08 Cronin. 40 8 1 3 8 r' 4 8ft 1 8 8 Kuh-I.

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ell 1b .4 2 1 0 Ruth I .1 Il 2 O.hrij 40 1 II. ('napm If 4fln 1 1 Dlckay. 3n8 3 2 1 3 8 1- ten 7Ij 4 0 0 9 0 1. Il 0 0 Tot 12 827 18 8 I 10 1 fl 0 8 8 8 2 1- New 8 0 0 I 2l 1 8 7 Rui. h- 'I'd W'e ChapniBil 2 Kulh.

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in 4 off 8 in 1 of- F. har 0 on 1 off i 0 In 1 plichar Hadlcv Umptra- Van Campball and 2 03. I 3a ri 1' cf Cronin. lb 3b Fischar. Waatri po I 1 .3 3 3 1 2 I 0 1 0 10 0 I 0 4 1 0 0 0 fl 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 I) 0 0 8 0 0 33 3 9 34 13 0 Imttad for Fiachar in New Aorh- Combv, ff 1b mile wide and a smile that gains friend.s in all corners cf the globe.

Helen has been riding the crest of Hick.s never lost confidence. When she beat Marion Hollins after a 19- tContlnued on Eight.) American Association. At Banrrnft, Ruth, rf At City. 3. Hortan Bvrd rf Orlirm lb At Naarad Heart Chapm If (llys.

8 At ('My, Sairm, 8. Laiv, At 23; Peru Prep. 8, La At 19; tola- Rufflni 8 19; Potter. 8. At llpthlrr Hrbron.

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At Imparlat. 8 3 4 .3 0 4 5 3 3 4 4 po 3 4 hinj Na-i Yoik man. Uu I hi 14 12 33 4 00 3 00 I 000 (1 l.ar- 3, dahrif, Rica 3. Man hit Ruth. T'iraa hit Coach Haret5.3 so dominated the drama Memonal during the latter lacci that he sent seco.id team feeling out his men in preparation for the Big Six conference hainpn.in.Ahip drfense In Captain Re White.

48 the had on dl-plav one of the tinesi running backs seen here in time Until his removal from game in the third quarter the Motors a real offcniuve threat K.invas Nrores tmith of a mer-h doi i the ticid ifcei the and took tne bail i.he one-vard line vpr; Smith piunir'd ovcr A blo-ked mint inu the hi noMiion f.vr ihetr 'onh "oie On a fake Wh.ic to M'Donald the iConunued on Page lugging on Pak.c Eight At Mitwsukar. First Kama fii Paul .103010000 SII Mil'asukaa 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0- 4 10 3 and Pannar. Nelson and Manlon. Sacond Pad 0 3 4 I Mlia-iUUkaa .1 3 1 Murphy 8n: dar Polli and Crouih Indlanapolia. gama Columbuv I 3 OOlOOOOOOl 3 5 0 and Damancay Hmkla and Baeond game Columbut ..............0003000 0 3 9 Indianapi 'IS 30030009 9 1 Chapman, nford and Barnhart and Anglay At City, Minnaapolts ..131010000 9 13 0 Kar-4- CUV 010001113 0 13 1 llai.sirk BnUhaart.

Wllr rn and Qriffln. Malay, Sanders. Bayne and Peters At Toledo .001000080 1 9 0 Louivillla 0 13 Ba hiiun and Marcum and uni or ham pi on Tourneg Sunday The Junior clianilier of rntn- merce will aponvir a one-day golf tournam'iit for members today. The play At ill be over the Nhrine course, starting at 1 p. m.

Max Roper aud M. are In charge of the tourney. PESVLTS AMFRICAN i.FAdI F. AAashingtan, 2-3; (hlraio, 3-3; Nt. I.auia, 1-13 gama 11 Innlngi, gama 8 inntngai.

Datroit, Clavaland, 3. Bnaton at Philadalphia rain. Oklahdma Denton Orallman Boran Jack.von Whitunpton Max')ii Cherry W' Par.ze Maloney Stoqner Rw 01 ford Bv periods Oklaho.ma Ffosh Touchdown Pos, rg rt re ib. Freshmen Reed Stacey Beck PhimpR Low ry Yarbrough Wilkerson Robinson Craig NATIONAL SI 3, Cinrlnnall, t. Yark at Brooklyn, Plttaburgk at AMFRIt AN A.HMKTATION.

i-2; Indianapolis, 2-9. at Paul. MHwauhaa. 4-3. Tolade, 1 1 l.ouUvllia, 8.

Kansas Ctty 8. FXHIBIYION liAMF. Philadalphia, Rorheatar, (I, PA( ine I.F.Adl Oakland. 8-2, 3-1. TROJANS TRAIL MADIGAN MEN Oahrig Hnma run li hit Saa 11.

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Dtnnean a Van Oraflan AtlandaiU' 3 OhO Leads Panthers. 0 7 0 3 10 FlLstrom. Humbled, 13 to 7, Field goal- Ellstrom Points after EPstrom, Robin.son Irlkh Win From Henervea. NOTRE DAME. Sept 26 I Notre varsity today defeated the a benefit game for the Knute Rockne memorial field house 25 to 0 A crowd of attended The 'howed unexpected on Page Eight Cornhusker-Covote Statistics.

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OLYMPIC STADIUM Angeles. Sept INS I An Inspired St. Mary team the first up.Nif of the 1931 ifxytball son by scoring a 13 to 7 victory over a highly favored 8 C. eleven here today Sighty thousand peetators amazed at the uncanny forward pa attack launched by the Gael, in the third quarter which rt lUed in two touchdowns and 7 to 0 lead the Tio- jan; had piled up at half-time. Only an defense on the goal line on three separate occasions enabled the Oael.A to off repeated drives of the Troians and three thev took the ball on downs Within the line riue largely to th- defensive work of Fi Hunt Step'mvtrh and Rubel Southerr Calli'-mia far 1 it' in plays, lui the punch when wuhin ing tanee and grrut gmm forward na s--- le'ulted in four to one on 'hi thou)h ha I I t- a er.

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