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THE LIXCOLX Sl XDAi' OCTOBER 4. THREE. NE Ei MPHSOV ZyPPKE ELEVEN from One.) Imposing lllinolr, stadium. Stiner, Itutchison and thR two Wtdra, Cap- taim Ed and Brother Joe, performed brilliantly In turninsr baek Illinois plunges at the line or attempts to awing around tho wings. Individual honors, however, were not being passed out tonight by the hllarioiis Nebra.ska rooters who witnessed the triumph of stalwart warriors.

The Nebraska victory was an aehlevemfimt by the entire Cornhusker eleven, out-generalled and out-maneuvered the Zuppke team and earned Its laurels strictly on merit. Coach Bearg Is Silent. Coach Ernest Bearg, mentor of tho triumphant Nebraskans, bore his honors modestly, declining I NorthWCSlBrn comment on the victory, but Coach Zuppke, schoolmaster, who took a lesson today from his former pupil, congratulated warmly and wa-s frank to admit that the Illlni deserved their defeat. "We were beaten by superior Coach Zuppke said. "Illinois fumbled miserably, while Nebraska defied the mud and was always on top the ball to take advantage of our fumbles.

It was distressing generalship when Illinois attempted forward pa.ss in its own territory. The bad play brought Its punishment, as tho pass was Intercepted and converted Into a Nebraska touchdown, Zuppke Praises Huskers. congratulated Bearg and meant It. I rather feared he would bring a well-coached team to TJrbana today and my fears were well- founded. Grange might have gotten away today on a dry field, but the game was played under conditions which probably hampered Nebraska as much as It did Illinois, eo I am able to congratulate Bearg and Nebraska and let It go at The vaunted forward passing tactics of the Zuppke team gained ground on a few occasions, but the C'ornhuskers presented a more alert defensive against the aerial system of the Illlni and w'hen the Zuppke men passes failed and "Red" Grange stopped, the Illtni had shot their boll.

Coach Bearg, his victorious Corn- huskers and the Nebraska rooters who came by special train from Etncoln and Omaha pulled away from Urbana early tonight and will halt at midnight in Chicago, The Cornhusker is due to arrive In IJncoln Sumlay afternoon about 3:30. Presumably, the Huskers W'ill be given an uproarious reception, at the Burlington station. A casual observer, w'ho saw them do their stuff today, suggest that they deserve it. Lineup and Summary, Nebra.ska, Illinois, 0. i B.

Hecht for Rhodes, liocke for Brown, Mellenz for Ste! phens, for A. Mandery, Krieinelmeycr for Raish. Illinois-: Britton for Muegge, Hall for Gal- jllvan. Smith for Muhl, Reitsch for Gi een for Eeonard, Stewart for Grapge, Cooledge for VV'ickhorst, Greathouse for Haugherty. Squires for Kassel.

Touchdown Dailey, Rhodes. Point after 2 (placeklcks). Score by periods; Nebraska .......................7 ft 0 Illinois .............................0 0 0 0 Time of period.s—fifteen minutes. University of Chicago. Umpire Schomnier University of Chicago.

Field judge Mumma, U. S. Army. Head- Wyatt, University of Missouri. SKER-ILLINOIS II CDyOTES un Has Tough Time Pulling Out 14-7 Victory.

EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 3. Despite a team that was composed largely of substitutes, Northwe.st- ern scraped through Its game South Coyotes here this afternoon, wanning, 14 to 7. A brilliant passing attack in the quarter, wdth White doing the hurling and Soldel doing ino.st of the receiving, was good for two touchdowns. This was all the scoring Northwestern was able to do, but it was enough to win.

South score came In the third period, also on a forward pass. The final period developed Into an exchange of punts, some brilliant passing by both teams, and several costly fumhle.s. Neither team was able to get the ball out of mld-fleld. The lino up: Northwestern Pos. Slcbenmann.

Dowry Rphr Lewl.s............... Summary: man. White, South Dakota Zellopper Nichols McFrye Magnus Malono Harney Duble Funston Clancy Dunkak Touchdowns Harney. Goals after 2. Funston 1.

uhi Mueggo c. Sprague E. Weir ic). Ralsh Hutchison Scholz Wlckhorat Stlner J. Weir Brown GalUvan Rhodes Grange (c) A.

Mandery Dailey Daugherty Substitutions; Nebraska for Spragtie, Wostoupal for Hutchison, PosplHll for Ralsh, Stephens for Dailey, Shnner for J. Weir, Hutchison for Wostoupal. Ralsh for Sprague for IjHWSon, J. Weir for Shaner, Dover for .1. Weir, McIntyre for Sprague R.

Mandery for Stlner, Handels for Rain Postpones Final Match In Tourney ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3 finals In the national golf tournament, were postponed this afternoon w'hen heavy rains continued and turned the course into a sea of mud. A deluge this morning was followed this afternoon by a steady rain and it was decided to defer the match until tomorrow. Chicago Cubs In Win Over Cards 3.

Cuba hart little rtlffltulty in rttsponinK of Hornsby anrt hts St. iKiuia t'arrtlniila. The was 7 to 3. Hy innlnga: II Loul.s tOOOOftZ 7 Chtfttgo 10 3 Paulaon and Warwick; Blake and Gonzalea. (Contjuued from Page One.) Leonard made Ihree yards on an off tackle drive.

Grange tried left end but failed to gain. A forward pass by Grange wa.s incomplete. Kas.sel muffed the ball. Britton punted 4'5 yards. Brown makinqr no return.

ball on its 30-yard line. Weir punted 32 yards, Illinois making no return. It was ball on Its 38-yard line. Grange ran the line for yards. Another plunge by Grange was good for four yards.

Hutchison replaced pal. Leonard ran through for five yards and a first down. Illinois liad the ball on 4S-yard line. Grange Little. Gr.ange made two yards on a line plunge.

Raish went In for Posplsil forward pass by Grange was Incomplete. Grange tried left end and wa.e dumped by Hutch- i.son for a one yard loss. Britton punted 47 yard.s across Nebra.sHa’s goal line for a touchback. Nebraska put the ball in play bn its own 20 -yard line. Nebraska faked a punt and Rhode.s plunged for four yards.

On another fake punt Rhodes ran ir one yard. Ed Weir punted 42 yards, making no return. It was hall on its own 32-yard line. Nebraska Is Penalized. Grange made two yards on a lino plunge.

forward pass by Grange was Intercepted by A. Maadcrv. The ball was called back for the Infliction of a five yard penalty on Nebraska. l.eonard made a yarJ on an tackle plunge. Green substituted for Leonard for Illinois.

Ball in possession on its 41 yard line, two yards to go on third down Galllvan substituted for Hall at quarterback for Grange tried the line and failed to gain. Britton punted 45 yards, to Brown, who returned 10 yards. It ball on its own 2 S- yard line, as the quarter ended. Score: Nebraska, Illinois, 0. FOURTH QUARTER.

Sprague substituted for Lawson and Joe Weir for Shaner. Weir went back for a punt. Ed Weir punted 37 yards. Grange returning two yards. It was null on its 40-yard line.

Galllvan plowed through the middle of the line for seven yards. Green plunged -or two yards the ball e.K.icrlv in the rnldd'e of the field. Calllvari r.an the line for four yaj-ds ani a first down Time out. Gallivan fumbled. Nebraska recovered the ball on its 43- yard line.

Sprague recovered the ball. Rhodes made yard on a line buck. Hutchison took out time to wipe mud off the ball with a towel. Brown tried right end and was thrown for a six yard loss. Ed Weir punted 42 yard.s, Daugherity returning four yardn.

It W'as bull on its own 24-yard line, mini Makes First Down. Green failed to gum on a tackle drive. Stlner downed him in his track.s. GalUvan went through center for seven yards. Gallivan made three yards on a line sma.sh and a first down.

Stewart substituted for Grange for Illinois. forward passed to Gallivan for five yards. Green tried the right side of line for a one yard gain. A forward pa.ss, Daugherity to Smith gained seven yards and first down. liaugherity made a yard on a tackle plunge.

Illinois Passes Fail. A forw'ard pass Daugherity to Green was incomplete. Another for-i ward pass Daugherity to Gallivan! gained five Fourth down and four yards to go. The ball wa.s on 47- yard line. Both teams took time.

Britton faked a puint and threw a which was Incomplete. Ne- brask.a’s ball on downs on its 47- yard line. Dn the first play ran the left side of the line for seven yards but ball called back and Nebraska penalized five j-ards for off side. Forward pa.ss Daugherity to Ka-s- sel gained 16 yards. Forward pass by Daugherity was Intercepted by Scholz.

ball on 33 yard line. On the next play Rhodes ran the i Illinois line for 35 yards. Nebraska's ball on 4-yard line. On a tackle play Uapt. Weir made three yard.3.

Coolege went in for Muegge for Illinois. Rhodes plunged one yard and went over for another Nebraska Brown drop kicked the extra point. Score: Nebraska. 14; Illinois .0. Nebrask.a has sent in a half dozen substitutes.

Illinois also sendimg in a string of sub.stitutes. Nebraska sent in an additional four substitutes and had an entirely new team on the field. Nebraska kicked off 57 yards Illinois returning 20 yards to Its 24-yard line. Green plunged for tw'o yards. It W'as Locke who kicked off for Nebraska.

Greathouse gained a yard on a line plunge. A forward puss by Green was incomplete. Britton punted 40 yards, Locke returning five yards. ball on its 39 yard line. plunged three yards.

Final score-Nebraska, 14, Illinois, 0 Not until it was a mathematical certainty the flag was theirs wou Id the I'irates pose for a group of the players who brought pennant to Pittsburgh for the first time In nearly a decade and a half. In the fr out row, left to right, are Haas, Moore, Uulloton, Sheehan, Kns. Billy McKechnie, Wright, Cuyler, Kremer and Gooch; second row, Oldham, Smith. Traynor, Mclnnls, Uarey, McKechnle. Clarke, Higbee, Thompson, Spencer, Grantham, Austen, the trainer; top row, Frazier, and lU.nc hinan, scouts; Onslow, Barnhart.

Aldridge, Sam Watters, secretary; Sam Dreyfuss, treasurer; Rawlings, Yde, Adams, Morrison and Meadows. LIEGE SCORES At (Continued from Page One.) Col. 50; Cooper Union, 0. At St. Lawrence, 0, At 21; Albright 0.

At Bowdoin, 6. At Croea, St. Johns 6. At Valley, Dickson, 6. At Tech, 27; Thiel, 7.

At college, Catholic 0. At M. Washington, 6. At 13; Bonaventure, 0. At 6.

At 19; Upsala. 0. At 13; St Josephs Col. 6. At State State, 13; Franklin Marshall, 0.

SdKKl AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia, New York, 9. Cleveland, Chicago, 9. NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York, 1-10; Philadelphia, 8-3.

300100, Brooklyn, 2. St. Louis, Chicago, 7. THE SOUTH. Tech, 33; Geor- 13; Clem- Try Our Ten Pay Plan IN At New Tulane, 7.

At V. M. 0. At gia, 6. At son, 6.

At Carolina South Carolina 0. At Johnson Rhyne, Milligan college, 0. At Fort Christian 12; Daniel Baker, 0. At Inetitute, Sam Houston Normal 0. At 20; Denton Normal, 6.

At 25; Mississippi 0. At Howard, 6. At North Carolina State, 13. I At I Davidson, 7. 1 At i Lehigh, 7.

1 At Methodist, 55; Abilene Christian, 7. At 26; Mercer, 0. At 35; Henderson-Brown 0. At gies, 27; Millsap, 0. At 10; Ksn- tucky Wesleyan, 7.

At Poly, Mississippi Collega, 0. At 61; Emory and Hanry, 0. Kentucky Holds Stagg's Maroons To 9-0 Victory CHICAGO, Ort. TTniver- sity of Kcintucky put up a auri)ris- ingly Ftrong game here this afternoon, losing to Coach A. A.

"Big ChampUnn Maroon.s, only 9 to 0. Except for a field goal In the quarter and a touchdown In the third period, the held the heavier Maroon team scoreless. Bob Curly showed his old form while in the game Im the second period. His dropklck from the 32- yard line w-as at a difficult angle. Coach Stagg used many players but none of his combinations seemed just the thing to ride over the hard fighting who were especially stubborn when the.lr goal in danger.

Grid Observations. (Continued from Page ana were guests of the illinoi.s management and saw the game from a special section of the stadium. Headed by several Tlffhds, the scouts paraded around the field prior to the game and were nearly an hour In passing. The attendance, estimated at thirty-five thousand, was the greatest opening day throng in the history of football at Illinois U. At 42; Creighton Prep, 0.

At Friend, 0. At 27; Minden 0 At 12; Albion, 7. At 57; Burwell, O. At David City, 19; Stanton, 6. At 12; Holyoke, 6.

At 12; Trenton, 0. At 38; Adama, 13. At Pawnee City, WUber. 0. At Heaver City, Holdrege.

0. At 1.3; Falrbary, 0, At 47 1 St. Paul. 0. At 42; Farnam, 0.

At Stromabnrc, 0. At Blair, 0. At 27; Arapahoe, 0. At McCook re- 6. At 14; Weot Point, 10.

At 46; Kimball, 0, At Ori eg no Bloomlocton, Or- lenuM, 0. At firand latand Junior, 0. I At S3; Verdlgre. 6. At 7 llanrruft, 0.

I At Clay 27; Bar- vard, 0. At Dewitt, 0. At Central, 10; Fre- i moot, 0. 1 At Omaha, Tho. Jeff.

(Co. Bluffs), 0. At IS; Beat- i 1 rli-e, 0. At Central City, 18; Broken Bow, 0. At 17, ing.

2. I At I'alls City, 46; Hora; boldt, 0. i At Rock, Frank- i iin. 6. I At 84; Peru O.

At Platte, 32; Lex- ington, 0. At Clay Center, Red i Cloud, 0. At SO; Grant. 0. l.land, Anrora, 0.

At 0. At City, 34; dla. 0. At 13; Allen, 0. Aggleo.

Cosad. 0. At 12; Holyoke, 6. Phils Grab Twin Bill From Giants PHILAPELPHTA, v)ct. plila finished home today by taklnif both ends of a doubleheader with the New York tJlants, wlnnlnir the first, 8 to 1.

and the second, 3 to ft. allowed but four hits In the opener and was of a shutout whi'n fleorge Kelly lilt twentieth homer of the season. The second game was a pltch- In gduel between Eltr.aininiuns and rlch. Ry First game II New Voik ,0001 00000 1 4 .3 3 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 1U 0 Batteries--Rarnes and Snyder; Carlson and Wllstiii. Second game-- II II New York ...00000000 9 I Philadelphia .02100 0 3 f.

1 H.atterles—Eltzslmmon* and Mc.M'Jlten, Ulrich and Henllne. Fred Comer First In Coast Speedway FRESNO, f)rt. Fred Comer, driving Harry car. won the 150-mlIe automobile class'c on the Fresno speedway after De Paola, the champion, and several other drivers had been forced out by engine trouble. time was slightly better th.an 102 miles an hour.

Bennett Hill was second and Cariens was third. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at Bt. at Cleveland at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Itrooklyn. Louis at Chicago.

Pittsburgh at Clnclnnattl. Philadelphia at New York. Pittsburgh hotels have announced as the rule for prospective vl.sltors that will prevail. This is interpreted to mean tliiit. tlio celling is the limit so f.ar as accommod.ations are concerned.

Illino'a students tonight were predicting that Coach Zuppke probably would not give approval to scheduling another two-year arrangement with Nebraska. They explain that keen for the trip to Lincoln, while the Corn- huskers are a bit too tough to be taken on in Urbana. ON THE COAST. At Aggios 61; Wialliamatte, 0. At 54; Nevada, 0.

At Loe California. 80; Ponoma, 0. At Multnomah, 0. At San Marye, 42; Whittier 6. At Loe California, Southern branch, 16; Verne, 3.

At Spokane Gonzaga, 45; Charlea, 0. of La St. The star of "Red" Grange was In eclipse today. The far-famed Illinois comet accounted for lea.s yardage than either Gallivan or ard. Fairfield Hi Off To Winning Start In 1925 Schedule NGRLN SMRTRERS DDCD Columbus Defeats Albion In Opening Contest WHY SOCIETY BRAND lb know all about a suit, you would have to spend years in the clothing business.

To decide whether the suit for you, all you have to know is whether correctly cut. If the cut is correct, you can bet on the rest. Society Brand means the correct cut. Other Society Brand Clothes 10 Oct, high Albion in the opening football gante of tlie season played here yesterday after- noon in a drizzling ratn. I Uaptaln Robinson ran 85 yards i for lone fouchclowti after I picking up a fumble on 15 I yard line In the first quarter, Oock.son scored first touf'hdown in the rtrst quarter I wlien he fell on tiie ball behind Ali goal line after an Albion man liail fulled to sack a Columbus puiit eleanly.

The Discoverers jsiuied their iast tourhdown in the I last etgljf minutea of piay. It was I H'uile possilde hy B.tkey’s blocking punt on Aliiton's line. Jones fell on ttie as it I iKHinded along the one yard line Captain I.ohr cained it across on the next jday, a line smash. Bakey, centerj Nli kolite. and Lohr, fullh.af starrecl for iirnbus, while Htemer Hotiinson and I Lukan starred for Albion.

Braves Win Out On Dodger Field HR imi KI I won fforii Rruoklyn here efteinoon i to 2 idtched for aiKt Petty were In the llinoklyn. Hy I an 1)0 ti Brooklyn B041000))i 21 and O.N'ell, I'erty I end Lyons a Puzzle To Speaker Tribe FAIRFIEI.D, Oct. 3. Coach K. W.

Fairfield high school football team got off to a winning start on the 1925 foolhall schedule by romping over Harvard, 27 to 0 before a large crowd at llie Clay ttcunty fair grounds. Griswold carried tlie idgskin for the first counter following line by Pruett, iieckenlively and Lf wl.s. The second, third and fourth I quarters each brouglit a touchdown. Iieckenlively carried the ball over twice after runs of following passes. Pruett jplungeo across for I he other touch- 3.

Columlujs down. high 12 to 7 i CuHcli Mary has open dates 16 and 23 and games at home or away, 'I'lie Fairfield lineup included Woods imd Finer at ends, Bryant and Alikins ut tackles, Doll, Hlireff- ler, Mcl.auK)din and Congrove guards, ongrove at center, Iieckenlively at qu.irter, and at halfbacks, Pruett at fuilliaek. (Continued from Page One yards and Witte went across on the third play. scored three times In the second half, the Red and Black forwards with Bauer arul Koster playing an important role smothered evoy attempt at to make yardage and constantly kept the fight in Prep territory. The Creighton Prep team started the game, minus a conch, I'oacli F.

Drcnnan, who wa.s mofor- mg to Lincoln for tlie game being delayed lieoaiise of had roads and not arriving until the start of Urn second half. lilnculn high will meet Ha.slings In the next game of the ason at the Oval next Baturdav affernoon. A Fine Fit LEBSOCK DID IT And our prices compare favorably with Ready-to- Wear Clothes. JohnK.Leb$ack Orpheum Tailor. L9223 209 No.

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lllh St. Summ lary And Lineup. 1 Lincoln, 4 2 0. Flaher Brow ...............11 Ma.ser undrai Hauer (c) 1 In Koster McCarthy rwood 1 Witte liaugii i Hubstllultoiis JJnc oln i for Kaugli, Ttjwnsend for I Tslier, Folg er for McCaifhy, Alvfsrd lor Kit chen for Htroli, ILaugli for Packer for Town.s« nd. FOR i Curtis Aggies In Win at Cozad Hi I'liZAl).

3 ITie narrow margin of one touchdown gave tlie Curtis Aggies 6 to 0 victory over high in football here yesterday. Mason City MASON CITY. Neb, Oct. 3 Mason City liiirh defeated Arcadia in fot ball e.stei 34 to 0. LUB ANDIN AHKttlCAN 1 Rct 14.67* St.

Leuis .161 k3 .14 i Petroli .14271 13 .110 71 .610 79 13 Vork t44k iioatou Ul 47 LI.3tl« McCarthy fot Folger. Tindall fot Alvord, for Ro-nen- for McCarthy, Kkold for Brown. Austin for Kosier, Eaton for Maser, Brown for Skold, Koster for Austin Maser for Eaton, Folger for Koster, Kirnmeil for Bride, Plock for Witte, Alvord fm Hauer. Hfill for k. Hlcc for Hussey for Tovvnsend Creigii ton Prep Furay for Gargill for M.irkevitz for Hart Hart for MacGatgill, Martin for Furay, hccker for Mojlaii, Hlnchcy for Holdst.

Powers for Hlnchey, Frecman for Markevltz, Holdst for Murnan, Kellcy for Mhcr- wood, for Fieetnan. Moylan for rawhecker iHmpwey for Fuxa, Fuxa for Power.s, Hurt for uxa, for Monaghan. Touclidowns: Lincoln ker 2 Witte 2 Haugh 1 McBrfde 1 Extra points: fr Mc Bnde 5 by plHccklcks, Pacifer 1 by idaieklck. By Lim oln .7 1 4 7 14 4 Prep 0 a 0 a liouin, sourl. iiipire tiraf Peru.

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