The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

TWELVE THE LINCOLN OCTOBER 4,1927. Betting Sharps Keen to Risk Coin on Hugmen Yankees Picked, Odds Seven to Five, Take Series From Pirates LINCOLN PREPS FOR WAITE HIGH Red and Black Gridsters Busy Getting Ready For Buckeyes. BY JAMES L. KI LG ALLEN. The coming Saturday will deter- Life Preserver To Sivimming Coach hcy; 'tu' vwith our clothes on 4 Ruth and his history can repeat, sj rillSKl KtzH, UCl.

anu Lincoln hish is concerned. rluh in town, swinging hats in menacing lasnion when the Red and Bla'-k gridders hicago was on the eve of the Tunney-Dempsey fight. slugging ball club in practice at Korbes hotels from nearby cities and ticket speculators operating on an Tornado of Waite high of To- sides the hustling city of Pittsburgh was as excited today ledo to a miid breeze. over the impending world series, which opens tomorrow, as season without any serious injuries, the Red and Black squad should be in pretty fair shape. But anything can happen between now and then, with some of the men lugging t.ulses and sore spots that could easily be agitated.

knee mu.st be handled with care, as must Captain ankle. Browne Lays On Lash, A lecture from Coach Browne on the high as well as the low spDts of the curtain-raiser of the sea.son occupied the first part ot se.s.slon. With the waged on a qingmire. it was rather hard to detennlne the power, but nevertthelejs the Lincoln mentor wa.s pointing out the de- I fects right and left. He said that 1 It wa-s a typical first game, but I such performance, he said, will hang a Purple scalp on the Red and victorv belt.

The squad I will have to attain a higher dei gree of perfection if the Red and Black hopes to turn the Nebraska 1 memorial stadium into a Waterloo i for the team of eleven gridders Pirate Rooters Confident. Pittsburgh Pirates will take those Yanks." was the confident prediction of tlw home town root- piew York wa.s a 6 to 5 favorite to win the series In the odds quoted by the gambling element this morning, and unless the National league partisans come to the scratch with lieavier financial support in the next 24 hours, the Yankees will rule even stronger favorites when they take tlie field tomorrow Great Landis There. Every tram into Pittsburgh today brought more visitors eager to see the annual baseball classic. Judge Kene.saw M. Landis, the haired commissioner of baseball, here: so are cf big league players, an army of sports writers and the usual run of sports lumm- I Hotel rooms are unavailable, even at $15 a day.

Guests are glad to sleep In hallways of the hotels, and incKit rooms quarter from two to six persons. Iloyt for Yankees Manager Miller Huggius of the New York club and Donle Bush, the Planning Sendoff For Husker Team One of the mos. enthusiastic pep rallies In Cniversitv of Nebraska athletic history Is expected to be turned loose at the Missouri Pacific station Thursday evening at 5:30 when the i'orn- husker football departs for Colunibia. meet the Tigers in a Saturday game. Impromptu rally was held In front of the Social Seienees building Tuesday by way of generating spirit for the Thursday sendoff.

NEBRASKA FROSHQloom Cloud Casts TAKING KNOCKS Shadoxv Over Camp of Sebraska U. Huskers mack Hog Cant Pag Creditors Husker Yearlings Stand 111 Scrimmage Jopsts Varsity. while Missouri is its Rloom dope in an effort imrinirof Good 1 ookersin catch the Corrhuskers off their guard next Saturday, there is no particular reason for optimism in the Nebraska Prospect for State I Team of 192S. Oct. John son, once the renter of the pugi list spotlight, in The former heavyweight cham- pion, in a petition for bank- ruptcy filed here today In county claimed he was unable to pay for $2.000 in purchased by his fori wife, Lucille befoie their dl- in 1922.

Hearing was set for Oct. 17. camp as the all-important Golumlva engagement draws near. The sob story sung by Loach Gwinn Henry of the gals is taken in rather skeptical fashion on the Nebraska campus, ('oach Ernest E. Bearg of the Huskcr.s certainly being able to match any tale of woe the Tigers may trot forth.

An epidemic of colds showed up in the squad Monday. "iXr the result of the Saturday game in the rain, while vears. are taking their share of are on the injury list. BY GREGG The freshmen, that aggregation jt of ambitious and energetic youngsters that will carry on the Corn- Eddlc Eagan, champion amateur heavywleght boxer, who is a graduate of Yale and Oxford universities. hu.s spurned all offers to turn professional.

POINT FOR MIX WITH MIDLAND state eBars Down On Line. Following the the hard knocks in the practice grind this fall. Since Coach Ernest E. Bearg has three complete varsity outfits this fall, the frosh are scrimmaging. nearly every afternoon with some regular outfit.

I School Work Comes First. Elimination of the scouting ac- in the Missouri Valley conference gives the frosh mentors a 4httle more time for th's year and Head Coach "Chop-' py" Rhodes and his assistants, Keim and Lehman, have a squad of over 100 candidates at work. Con- BY At, fllcting perlods and military Norris James mi with drill, however, restrict the gridders two or three nights of football i a week. While the first-i Stanford, does not get into the tanit with year men are giving their atten- 1 Cornhusker Crowd Exceeds Estimate the men while coaching them but does hl8 Instructing from the side, like a wo king golf pro who gives lessons bu enter the big tournament.H, don believe ever sqcn Brandsten In the water in four years- that is until Just the other day," says James. tion to fall football, there Is no in- clinatlon to slight studies, the coaches giving the yearlings to uit-: derstand that successful competition of the scholastic work during' lender, both expressed Weslcvan Goach On Job tl.cm.selve.s as confident of victory.

7 VvMt.yaii tackling dummies sled and other; Huggins indicated he would use Waite Hoyt a.s his rltcher In the c.pening game and Bush said he would either Ray Kremer. his great right-hander, or Vic Aldridge. Bush gave the impression that nc vould out onto the tomorrow the same Imetip that won the 1925 vorW 11 for next Friday at mi the US ini thaTciJde; Johnson field. The hod ists lelt hkve been given a week drill on a instruments of manual labor that make for winning football teams. Browne is devoting the major portion of his time to perfecting a line that will stop the Waite high backs.

Also, he Is working on that occas on he was cemonstrati-'g the first year Is a vital preliminary how to take-off for a dh jq varsity competition in underway and the momentum caused him to slip off the springboard Into the water, I sport, fully clothed. wa.s bad enough, but the cold water fed up hl.s muscles and the crowning Insult came when one of the student assistants threw him a preserve- (Copyright. 1837. Eyndicate.) Players of Promise. The freshman material at the university this year does not appear to have the of the 1926 aggregation of yearlings.

The 1027 squad, however, has a number of players that have shown exceptional piossibllitles and gjye promise of Barnhart will hold down the field Gurler Case Live Affair. There is con.siderable feeling in Pittsburgh over the Cuyler matter Hany Ians think Bush sliould play Cuyler. But Bush now ttem.s to be adamant. He has been thLs sensational irerformer since he was forced to fine him $50 lor failing to slide to in a game nearly two month.s ago. The fans, however, are looking to the Waner brothers, Paul and Lloyd, to more tlian hold up the outfield strength of the rlrates.

They think, tn fact, that the Waners will hit a-s hard In tills series as will Ruth and the other New York home run hitter, Lou Gehrig lleavy IlltUng Predicted. No seriey' in ba.seball history has brought into the limelight huvier Tilt ting clubs than the Pirate.s and tl.e and great will be the olsapijointment If the fetires of Forbe.s field and the Yankee stadium not wrecked by heavy can- It is a striking commentary on the equality of the two hlttiiiT that the record.s show that the Yank.s and Pirates both ended the sea.son with identical teamijat- ting averages of .307. only difference was that the Yanks, chiefly due to Ruth and Gehrig, smashed out 156 home as against 54 made by the Pirates and that New York clouted 100 trlnles compered with 76 rung up by the Pirate.s. Both clubs participated In 153 games, both "at bats" vere Identical at 5.295, but the Preppiiiii Spuad For Friday TUrMDC DOWN AT a nliiTlD5 UU IN A 1 Drills New Plays. Browne then nicked a lineup ol Ki.ssellach and Suter, ends; Koster and Wood.side.

tackles; Capt. new ot signals aione, spenamg Woodley, guards; Martin, cen- T.v Monday afternoon to polish off ter; Boulter, quarter- Packer and -odj' iNO 10 their functioning with the new! pcrry. halves, and Tindall, full. numbers. Taking this combination he drilled Tough competition is expected play after p'av.

including a few new from the Fremont aggregation, i ones for entertainment. The which Is rated among the strongest remainder of the squad was put to contenders for the state conference Icrimmaglng the nr.i Arrive Here Friday. event that Creighton um- of outside activities. The Waite high team, headed by i verslty Jolms the greatly diminished i OiiLstandInf Tackles. Coach BUI Zorn, will arrive in Ihn- Missouri Valiev conference, thus outstanding tackles coin Friday afternoon in time for a xananov in North York.

Eno of College a workout at the Nebraska Memo- the North Elliott of West Point. Broad- rlal stadium. Central conference. Nebraska Wes- stone of Norfolk. Gilbert of South Gilbert Bartko, fullback.

Is cap- leyan w.ll not return to the North Omaha. Simmons and Eno are a tain of the Toledo team, which in- Central fold to fill that vacancq. pair of 190-pounders. Broadstone i eludes a veteran backfleld. but a hat was the reply of Athletic Di- llowell, Presnell Bumped.

Howell and Presnell arc the two aces In the Nebraska offensive deck and loss of one or both, or even any impairment of their efficiency, would weaken Nebraska in the Missouri game Blue Howell was not in suit Monday afternoon and tndlcation.s were that he would see very li.tle scrimmage this week. F'oilovring a prolonged chalk Bearg sent his reserve learn against tae trosh. Ihe year- lings were running play? and formations used by Missouri lasw In lact, the frosh were wearing a special sef of Mizzou jerseys ordered for the week's practice preliminary to the game. Second Stringers Score. Varsity regulars watched the second string tn the skirmish with the frosh.

the first string getting its opportunity to scrimmage the first vear team Tuesday The reserve line functioned fairly well against Bengal plays and. when given XT 1 possession ot the ball, the second- MlSSOUri-NlCbraskcl stringers drove to a touchdown. Bud McBride carrjlng the pigskin A crowd of 8.196 paid adm's- slons witnessed the Nebraska- Ames football game in the Memorial stadium last Saturday, xccording to announcement made by John K. Selle- k. athletic business manager at the Cornhusker institution.

The crowd exceeded by several thousands the pre-season estimate for the opening game. VAliEY CLASSIC NEXT ON SLATE Headliner of Season In Conference. BY J. p. HAMEL.

across. The rescn-e team lined up for the scrimmage with Ashburn and Lcw- andow.ski at ends. Munn and Ray at ta-'kles, Ralsh and Whitmore at guards, Zuver at center. Bronson. COLUMBIA, Oct.

4 With Witte, McBride and Farley in the the Kansas Aggies and Grinnell en- backfield i'earling Lineup. The freshmen lineup Includes Wl Fi li AN Leading end candidates on the Joying an open date and all other I fro.sh squad include Roland of Re- Mls.sourl Valley conference mem- Roland, Beatrice, and a. atrlce and Prucha of Omaha. The per s. with the exception of Omaha, ends; Eno, College View, latter is a sophomore who intendsL and Nebraska encaKed in non-; and Simmons, York, tackles; to leave school in November and Is Gallaway.

Crawford and Greens- spending his year with the I competition. Valley li Omaha, guards; Maasdam. first-year candidates. Roland is a terest for the week will center al- omana. and Phillips, David City, fdrmer Beatrice high star.

most entirely upon the Tiger-Hus-i centers; Long, Buffalo, Linco'n veteran wingster, has been t-r conflict in new Scherzlnger. Ne.son; Franni. Be- Suggestion Re-Enter North Central. unable to report regularly because title. With Marty Koolan back at the fullback post and his big brother at guard, along with the Cunningham brothers John and We.s- ley.

elsewhere in the I lineup, the Lutherans are doped to give the Wesleyan crew Its worth. New CanditAtes. next Saturday atrice; Nelson. York, backficid. DHAKK SQITAI) AWAY Memorial stadium afternoon.

Each undefeated after having encountered a powerful conference WITH WA' rival last Saturday. 'Hie Missouri ix i and Nebraska teams will enter the --------game here with the reahzat on that dES MOINES. Oct. Drake upon Its outcome will depend their university Bulldogs were to take respective hopes of winning the last their final workout on the home Missouri Valley conference football fjeid this afternoon, after which championship before the big state they will entrain for the east for Is a veteran backtieid. but a i hat was Uie reply or Athletic ui- and Gilbert scale close to 200 Comparatively new line.

Bartko in rector C. L. Dow of the pounds. Broadstone received a the UnlveSrtv playing his fourth year of football Methodist Institution Monday when i broke nase during scrioimage last: schoofs leave the old take their meeting Saturday with the Durham is best' the question of the of week, but wa.s expected back in suit! up membership in their own newly at Annapolis. The Bulldogs seTerarnew the Midfand Tuesday formed will stop over at Ferrx-.

u. A I Ohio hltjh school 3.thlotics. loop rsiscd. RURfcl lliirh of fnr nrhiirsrfav fiLccordliiis to game unless the tide of battle takes a gjance at the Waite record fori dow says that the railroad iare crawford is LSr nromls- And there is little doubt that for Thursday, accoramg lo a decisive turn for the worse. Ho last season shows Lincoln was the bugaboo is the main reason that lineman He has of both the hlph- doe.sn’t know who the new men will i onlv team to defeat the Weslevan take anv more i California.

.94 .71 ,64 ,37 Waltr 7 Watte ................................21 Waite ...................40 be a.s yet, since this scrim- The record: mages will tell. Howell, an end who ha.s been playing headsup football in practice probably will be one of them, however and Hawley, a recruit in 4he backfield. will also probably get a chance to show his worth. Working With Backs. Beside.s pounding new plav.s into his heads, the Weslevan mentor has bu.sy working with of the players individually.

He has given con.siderable time to "wising up" Quarterback Plllniorc on several of the tricks of the trade, and has been chasing away the Memphis Lincoln Louisville. Hamilton Llbbey Bcott In World Series Cnrey 0 Crawford team so far as the outlook now is con- the re- Woodward Kfie capers In we.st- Oklahoma, just now In the around Manhattan XriTo 1 1 -av than great an expanse between Drake or i of Omaha Central, one questionable that 0 Grinnell and Oklahoma A. and M. the leading guards tn Kamsas or the Kansas he said. high school foolball.

wei.m.. the otS i Lame and Sckly. 195 jxiunds and has seemg of the Bearg eleven. Dow also said that the prestig-' ot i considerable service. Wlttwer, a tne hoijes of stopp.ng the Lin; the lame and sickly North Central 200-pounder from Nellgh.

is an- pqiq aggregation that nave the conference was so slight, especial-I likely looking youngster. Tigers ly from Nebraska view- Maasdam. Omaha Tech. and Phil- Or, to put it plainly, if the Hu.sk- point. that the added expenses in- Ups, David City, are alternating at ers defeat Missouri, they are more The distance is 40 miles.

He is said to be the first to make a non-stop swim around New York City. Yankees Favorites At Seven to Five curred by membership would not be center and promise to give the vars- Yankees scored 967 runs compared clumslne.ss some of the backs per- vlth 807 made by the pirate.s laindls W'ith I'mps. Judge Landis planned tJiw morning to hold a consultation with tht umplie.s to go over the rule.s. Thl: there will be no temporary lands in the phaying field. This Will mean that pop flies will not go lor two bases and that hi led ball players will have a chance to do their stuff in the outfield instead of watching baseballs float into tlie croNAd.

Advance indlcaliorw are that a lecord crowd will a it ness the series end that Uie $1,207.864 taken In at the gates la.st will oe sur- jiOi-sed providing the series runs for the full seven games as It did year ago. The capacity of Forbes Field is 44,000 while the Yankee sibdium can easily take care ot 70.000. Ticket Soaring. The ticket eculators here are rutting tn bu.sy llc.ks. They are low operating in the crowded iiotel lob- in haviang when handling the ball.

In addition, he has been experimenting with centers. PITTSBURGH. Oct. ani Yankee players eligible for the serie.s are; Yankees Ruether, Giard. Hoyt.

worth "The North Central conference Is for the Dakotas," he declared. ixy men a good run next fall Beatrice Bov Promising. Prahm. who featured the Be- high school play la.st year. one of the leading backfield pt r- than likely to finish the sea.son undefeated.

so far as conference teams are concerned, and to win this final conference title. Missouri, however, facing a difficult schedule during the rest of the Iowa State. Kansas. Oklahoma and likely, to Dow said, "is an penmenung wnn ceniers. conlerence embrac- formers He is one of the most Iowa State.

Kansas. Oklahoma and Ailyn. from last the stronger conference proficient defensive backs to iofn Wa.shington might whip the Hus- squad. Kiv.ss and Galllon have all both states. A conference oeien.sive oacks to join xvorked out with the regulars lately, Gehri? Diman secure and the c( mpetitlon between them SepfJ GaleUa and basis and would be better 1.S getting keen, with Allyn holding mSn the Durst and PaschaL outfielders; as former Doane athlete.

Parker has Besides centering well Allyn has Suairiifs inanager coaches. Slmp.son and LTes Moines had three years of difficulty hi scoring on the Huggins, manager. could join such a conference to ad-1 thion and will not be el tor was an up.set and may In- vantage," he pointed out, i the varsity. is a good kicker dlcate that the Nebraskans are not oinnu 1 (Continued on Page going to be so formidable this year. Cronin, (loochs Rest the frosh ranks in several Long of Buffalo.

has bten plaving the quarterback no.sltion. exchanging with Parker of Crete. kers and still lo.se the title. Huskers Not So cmm I. The Missouri victory over the gies and the Husker triumph over the Cvolones froia Ames were not been such consistent abil- pirates-Aldridge- Cvengros.

Daw- ho 3 Ity with his toe that he is now son. Hill. Kremer. Meadows, Miljus tw.intoo slated to be the Methodi.sts’ regu- i and Yds. lchers; Gooch, Smith lur punter for the season.

Bosley, NEW YORK. Oct. New York Yankees ruled seven to five favorites over the PIHsburgh Pirates to win the world series In the betting here today. The Yanks were also favored to take the first game. Odds on the first meeting were quoted at eleven to ten.

It was anticipated that this series will be the greatest from a hettlng standpoint ever Money is pouring In steadily, with all wagers finding quick takers. i if? and In offues that up all parts of the downtown section Ordinary reserved seats are iieliig offered at $25. while boxes, seating six persons, were quoted at $300, or $50 for a single game. Husker Harriers another new man, also is carving a name for himself among the kicking brigade. With Captain at his tackle post, the We.sleyan sqtuad is unscathed by abReritee.s on the injured list, although Manchester still ts ambling along the sidelines because of an aiUng elbow, but he Is expected to be able to play against Midland.

the world serie.s here Wednesday. Ideal weather will ctMitinue through Thursday, the local weather bureau predicted. Criso air and clear skies greeted the Plratae and Yankee.s today as I thev prepared for their practice workouts, curtailed by rain yesterday. A later weather bullet foreco.st 11 increasing cloudiness and rising Run ilt Missouri Down temperature for tomorrow, but no Coach Henrv Schulte will accompany six Nebraska harriers Jo KANSASSCHOOLS IN NEW CIRCUIT and Spencer. Catchers; Grantham Groh.

Harris. Rhyne. a an Traynor and Wright. InfleMers; On oUratOjifli Allpys Barnhart, Ouyler. Lloyd i Waner and Paul outfielders; i Rest howiint? leitnm sf SinaVlr' i (our to managtr.

Saratoga alleys every Tuesday al and P- moderately wa.s cast today for tha opanlrg gama ot oS Hatclt. Dew, George. Tetm two Moore, captain, Connelly. Mu ligan, Team Three Neill, captain. Stroud.

Luse, Majors. Team four -Sipe, captain. Miller. Slagel, Runyan Columbia this week, the Com- hu.skers being scheduled to meet Mt.vsourl in a cross country run. Alembers of the Nebraska team vele.

ted to make the trip are Captain Glen John.son. Stapleton: Nor- ns Chadderdon, University Place, Gall Cummlng.s. University Place; Sprague, Crete; J. R. Batie, and Carl Heller of Princeton To Seven Members This Week.

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4 Jabnnjr tn aialb TOPEKA. Oct 4 Seven schools have agreed tentatively withdraw from the Kansas athleiif conference, and to form a new college conference Organization of the new circuit will perfected within two weeks if the athletic councils of the seven schools approve the action taken by their representatives The which were parties 1 1 the agreement arc Washburn college Wichita university, College of Fmporia, Southwestern college, Pitwburg Teachers' college Emporia Teachers college and Hays college Will HUrt at Dme. of the insti- Bill Hargiss Tells Tale of Origin Huddle System BY J. II. ANDERSON.

EMPORIA. Oct. 4- W. HHrgLs.s. veteran mentor of the Emporia college here.

over the goal line for a touchdown. Play required much less time than when he tried to call his "This gave me an idea. In tlie prmg of during the few 1 generally credited with being the weeks practice for the next fall, 1 firiit to use the huddle system in tried it out at the Aggie school. At lootball A high school quarterback first it was awkward, but eventual- i of McMinnville. Oregon, gave Har- ly jt became better and I have been giss the idea it ever since In discussing the huddle recently Investigations in recent years Hargtsii told the story of its be- have convinced Haralss that no' ginning coach wa: u-sing the system before "While coach of the Oregon Ag- he tried it on the west coast.

Now lutlons planned to launch the new Corvallis in 1919. I refereed the huddle is universally used, with the begmniiii of high school football game in Me- Hargiss Is one of the old timers the basketbal season Mlnnville The field had no bleach- of the Kansas conference, ranking Parley Womer. president of ers and a low fence failed to wlUi Dr Garfield Weedy of the Washburn college, was chosen tern- the crowd, from swarming on the Pittsburgh college, Pltts- porary rhairman and empowered ti field. For' three periods the game burg. Kas In tha four years prior call the next meeting, at which was scoreless.

Near the end of the his graduation from the Emporia ratification by the athletic govern- quarter the McMinnville team "ollege, then the Kansas Ing bodies of the individual schools started a drive and carried the ball State Normal, in 1909, Hargiss fxpri trd. i jq their opponents lo-yard line. starred in football. ba.skeiball and Prof Phipps of the Em- this time the cheering was track In 1909 he coached the BaiiL poria college, was made 1 deafening The quarterback had Marion Kanasas, high school. The temporary secretary been yelling at the top of his voice next three years he coached the Did Group Too Large.

make his signalh heard and Cullege of Emroria here, leaving "The KihsHs coherence now is wearing him.self Finally, un- in 1913 to take over basketball and unwieldy," phlppei declared to make himi.elf heard above track at the Unlverklty cf are furming a new organiza ion for the din. he pulled off his headgear. The next four years he was coach the advantage of more convenient threw- it on the ground and yelled at hi.s alma mater leaving there to back here, you guys, and coach the Oregon Aggies in 1918. tell you what the play Since 1920 he has been with the "The boy.v came back, gathered Fmporia Teacher, as athletic dircc- around him He gave them the for and hed coach, actively coach- play and they went through it with- ing football and track Last year out additional signals. This was his eleven won the football chain- repeated and the ball was carried pionship of the Kansas conference.

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