The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 14

THE IjyrOLX SI'SDAr lO. CARDS EVEN WITH NEW (Continuad from A nutted to bcore without moleistaliou on (iehrlg rap to Hornsby. In the previous inning the Caia defense passed the buck to Alex wl similar resourcefulness. Heveretd hit single to center at the outset and Hhawkey tapped one down to i -now. With a couple of clubfooted gents in motion.

It did not as though the Cards could miss a double play. Hut they did. let the ball get away from him and both were safe. They were still safe when Alex got through three, the last of whom was Georg. Herman Uuth.

and none other. Babe a Complete Bust. (Jeorge hit a ball out of the infield all afternoon. Alex saw (ieorge coming up, ap Inning saw the score for the la.st time and the run wai a gratuity. Alex feeling somewhat charitable on the to 1 lead and l.e«ter shaky for no reason at all, the nisi tu 1 0 oft was called a hit.

aUhougb It couhl have been tipped either way. 1 he eit new iroin war club ltd. railed. Bell not pill but threw to the taking third. He scored on Gombs single to center.

Atonsd For Thsir Bungles. That was entirely not enough, not by beard, or, regardless of their sins afield and on the Cards had redeemed all their free and easy hitting Jack Dempsey Now Does His Battling in Court. by and ALA STEPS AZORRADAS AANSAS AGS Hl.s title lifted and his face sllll showing the effects of (lene flst.s, Jack Dempsey finds still this time In the courts. In chancery court at Atlantic City, N. Dempsey accused lack Kearns his former manager of forgery after Kearns had Identified a ccaitract as having been signed l)v Dernnsey The former champion appeared before Vice-Chancellor Ingersoll to defend a rule to show cause whv a receiver should not he appointed to handle hla affairs.

Picture shows, left to right, Dempsey, C.ene Normlle. his new manager, and Dr. Cooch of Philadelphia The picture was taken outside Vlce- IngersoU's court. against Hhawkey. Alvles Thomas, a young man with fjulek delivery and usually a quicker h.d hlttms .000 on Sha.k«>- Ith right and was expunged on South Wurth's forceout.

double P'-U'luced bouUi- worth at the main office and the others followed on 1 right. It was the first of Bell tiirei hits that permitted him to tie th series record by runs In a single game. It also was the ball game, but at the time, although Alexander probably had a quiet suspicion that effect. Yanks Through and Anyhow, the Yankees went rlgh. on playing us though they had a clianci But after Shawkey got by the next five Innings consequences, the dcnly dawned upon them In the enth.

Thevenow got on. Alex a. saved hy Bazzerl's graceful a thrown ball at base. Southworth doubled, scoring one and Hornsby scoring two had been nfflelal edict after Houthworth hit li was fault and not a Beauty. Hornsby's single was made off Shocker, so was which was to the point.

line home run Into inks and thereupon the anks threw up their hands walked out on the have done no less, for the master, himself, was out (he so-called eminence, and does not live that can stake ni to eight runs and catch him In the had called him a Pitcher and probably they were quite right. Where they were wrong was in falling to specify ''Tpparently Grover (Meveland York-bavid City Teams Battle In 7-7 Tie Contest 3L GRIDDERS 5 DAVID Get David Glty and York high schools battled to a to 7 tie on the local gridiron Friday, Although hv heavy margin and mit- wrghedthe IhivhlGlty grldsters Uterally played off her feet in ihf last three quarters of the game a shifty offensive and nrong defense David Glty scored Us first touchdown after a long puss from Korlnek to Ball for 3 vards and a touchdown. got off to big start from iha klckoff and carried the ball from Its own 40-yard line through to a touchdown without aethiick. Burnham dropped the ball neatly over the goal for the extra the second klckoff York failed to make Us downs and David Cllv took the hull on the forty yard line on a trick pas.s Korlnek heuwd i loin to H-ill who earned the over the goal line to even the score From that time on the odds decidedly In David flty's V'aytinger at quarter out-smarte I his opponents throughout the re- 1 malmbr the game. Twice David Flty was within a few yards of the! goal.

Once in the third qoirter Yoiki held solidly It's wo yard lino. The game eiitled with David Glty within five yards of the goal. The offensive playing of York uni' the lllhint op. field running ot Kelson fe.itured the gaimv Fayting i slat red in David Glty'a backfiehl while Gaptaln Hahn was easUy the mntnstay of the line FlaMng at ft end. ihn had un uncanny of puttlm dtmself in every plav, mu ic.iro thtn hit shire of the tucklea Cotner and Doane Divide at Tennis Fotner and Doane split ilie tennis mstchen on the Cotner eourts Friday, 'ach winning two In I he Dunham t'oinei Welsh.

IVane reprer.cntstiv:' in straight 8 8 4 and Schreck, wot', the doubb from Wag ner and F.dwi 6 3. 4 6 4 Th ronet girls' d.Mildes was vie over the Daniels 6-3 In the women's slngb's. of won ftoin 6 -J, 6-3. SET PACE IN GOLF. ith ...1 of three goF a month' Bos the.

surrounding territory the -ountry tn Ijie number of goif vents staged urly, A REAL MASCOT. Bmle dfile Bennett, who began I afwrr iiihs ot with the White H. in 1-G9 has brought nnaiits in Igbt the. he hn.H I riioe Joining the Vsnkees In 19-H. th-y L's I', ivnanl four from Page dne.) end xonc, the play counting as a louchbuck.

A hohlln penalty on the next Nebraska drive shoved the i back to within five yards of their goal and Brown re- treated Into the end zone to punt, out of danger. His kick covered 3a I yards. Clark to Touchdown. At that particular moment. Mr.

i ('lark got hlH cue to do stuff. Snagging the ball out of the air at' full speed, he sttfr-armed two Ne- braska tackleiw, swung toward the i sideline behind a screen of Tiger Interference and sped over the ehalkmarka to cross thq goal. i trv for the extra point, was blocked hy Stiner. I captain, but the headllnesman de- creed that the ('ornhiiBkcrs w-ere offside on the kick and the extra- point was aw-arded to thus knotting the score. Tigers Pull Trick Past.

The klckoff and a suhsequent ex- change of punts gave the Tigers of the hall in midfield, i Missouri drives at the Nebraska line and failed to gain and Htuber hurled a forward pass to Clark which qetted -7 yards, advancing the oval to the 22- yard line Three smashes at -'orward wall were turned back and Stuber dropped back as If to attempt a placeklck for goal. This sortie was merely a ruse; the Tigers had a forward pass play up their Htuber receiving the ball from center and hurling It toward the corner of the field. Clark Again Action. Halfback Prcanell of Nebraska had the play diagnosed and beat Clark the ball, taut the oval bounceil from his uplifted hand straight Into the clutches of the artful Clark, who sprinted the remaining vards to the Nebraska goal. Htubcr's toe promptly negotiated the extra point and the Tigers had their 14-7 lend and proceed to retain It to the end of the 60-inlnute struggle.

i Nebraska Line Delivers. Pre-game fears expressed In the Nebraska camp that beefy of forwards would I overpower lighter and 1 less experienced line failed com- I pletely of materialization. The Ne- 1 luaska offensive wa- consistently- able t-i negotiate yardage through the Tiger line, with Howell and Presnell accounting for most of the gains, while the Missouri attack was balked In its efforts to plunge through the Nebraska for- wards The three first dorvns credited to the Junglecuts resulted from forward passing. Of the ten first downs negotiated by the tiornhuskers, two were by dint of successful pames and the remaining eight resulted from drives at the lino or off the tackles. Brown In Brilliant Run.

The most brilliant sprint of the struggle goes to the i redit of quarterback. Brown, w'ho knifed his way through tho Missouri forwards and then swung hiose on a cut-buck run of yards. Attendance estimates numbered the throng at twenty thousand. Glowering clouds gave a constant threat of rain. The field was soggy from Friday night's rain and the slippery footing was especially to Howell and Marrow, Nebra-Hka's plunging hacks.

The Lineup sncl Summary. fight. Inability of the Tiger to negotiate a single hrst down on line-plunging tactics told the story of how well the Cornhusker forwards were doing their stuff. On the theory that the Tigers go on forever basking In the smiles of l.uck, the Cornhua- kers of 1926 are confident they will snia.sh the Missouri jinx next fall. defeat was largely a duplicate of the struggle of lust year The were outyardcd and outdowned, yet coppeil tho bacon rind.

Victorious stars For Manhattan four Marrow 1 for 2 but tuoK ihr bull on downs six Inchss iruiii uie ,1 Tsrr went tn Missouri line forf Bacthus snd Lawson repiaceil J. W'tli for jer's rolled yards, Bronson making no rsturn. Drmund went in tne Missouri field for and went tn tile Nebrssks bac, ktleld for Bronson. A forwiiut pass, Stephens to A. try gslm-d 18 jards.

ed, A Mundery in the i oOOnOrS The Tiger held took, the on downs on its line. They exchanged punts end nn- ally intercepted Nebrsska pass and it was Missouri's bail in nildfleld. i The TlKcrs punted and Stephens re-i turned to the Ne jraska 18-yard line. few minutes before the game was over I RM a N. Gkla, Oct.

9. rrMAHA Nob Oct 1 lU. Westcott intercepted a Nebraska pass; O.MAllA, tn and Missouri had ball on the Ne- FMaylng on a muddy field, the I a scries of well timed off-tackle Sl-yard line. The Tigers had ad-j i iklahoma met the Fni- i vanced the ball four yards when the, Of Okiatioma met tne i game ended. verattv of Arkansas in their flr.st Final Missouri.

14. t. gridiron game ince 1919 iind the Sooners won, 13 to 6 All the scoring came In the last half. Penalties Leap Saves Her As Plane Falls Arkansas U. Gridders In Mud Battle.

Gridders By Scoring Two Touchdowns. WESLEYi BOINS drlwrs, coupled with pair of sensational hy Kansas quarterback, gave the squad a touchdown in each of the first two quarters and enabled them TE Nebraska Methiitiists Lose Tight Gridiron Battle By 13-6 Score. and fumble marred the game. Lino defeat I'relghton, 12 to 0. bucks netted no appreciable gains, i Hmils scored the first touchdown I attempted runs around end were the Blue end for 38 shallow and the contest was spotted yards, with repeated punts quarter Knnls reeled 1 1 another 8 -yard run, slde-slep- Army Hag Easy Game.

ping and twisting through the en- WFIRT POINT. N. Oct. 9 tire GathoHc team to the 10 -yaid Army had no trouble winning i une. Douglas and Hoffman carried second Intersection football game of over in three plunges.

Knnls the local seosan today, defeating failed to kick both goals. riRvls and Klkins collego of Klklns, DENVER. college today defeated Nebraska Wesleyan. 13 to 6 In a fast game at Regia stadium. Both teams displayed a hrlUlant aerial game at times, but the two touchdowns W'.

by a score of 21 to 7. Tlr vhsltors were unuhle to cause the cadets any real after first quarter, which ended 7 to 1. Utah Swamp Coyotes. SAl.T LAKE CITY. Oct.

9 Cnlverslty of Utah eleven swamped the Invaders from South Dakota at Cummings field this afternoun were I a score of 13 to In a colorful Zuppkemen Trim Butlsr. FRBANA, Get. 9. (I. N.

Flashing a brilUant attack which i was lead Petrrs and 1 Bud Stewart. Illinois defeated ler university here this afternoon. 38 to 7. drop kicking played a hrtlllant scoring Coach first act, following the final pistol shot, was to visit the dressing room of the Tigers and congratulate Coach Gwlnn Henry, the Mi.s.sourl mentor. The Nebra.ska coach, as a matter of course, was disappointed.

He might have ilbs- eoursed on the fact that Tigers were lugging most of the luck, but what he did was to say nothing. And Coach Henry, too. exuding considerable silence. Halfback Wally Marrow and his teammates were Insistent, after returning to their dressing room, that Wally actually downed the ball hack of Missouri goal during that fourth period spurt. for the Cornhusker cause, the officials had the first and then the final say.

They ruled that Marrow vvRsn't over; that he shoved the hall ahead after being downed. Officials, of couise, always right, so the crabhtng may cease. Other years of other Missouri games coming. One consoling fact In a defeat particularly when the losing team has and outyarded the oppo.sltlun, 1 that the defeated almost Invariably comes back with an Inipnived exhibition In Its sub.sequent games. The Washington Btars of St.

lauils will he opponent next Saturday and one can easily Imagine that an ex- aspirated aggregation of Cornhiis- kers will make Washington smart for happenings. From end to In every position in tne line, the looked good, while the comparison Of jardage and downs gives a decided edge to backfield. The punch and power are there to make the ('ornhuskers feared In the season's remaining combats. Blue work at the start of the game showed the allher of plunging the Omaha boy is capable of performing Against a fresh Missouri line, which was full of 2 Ihiwell the liall seven plays an 1 rummeil the 17 yards neessary to touclulown. His final drlxe carried him through the Missouri forward wall and out on to the end zone turf.

Netiraska, 7 Hprague R.indels iUl.sh James Ml Mullen Hllner (c Weir Brown A Maiidery iovvell 14 Bacchus Lin a-t Walker Smith Miller Htinlebaker HT. Llndi'ineyer Stuber KH Flamank KH for Studebaki-i, Dlemund for Giinii for Tsrr for Ua.chu.s, for Lucas, Tutth' for Diemund, Drunim for Walker, Brown for Linrtcineyt'r, for for braeka- for Stcphms. nell for A. M.imleiy, Hi.ltn for Bronson fur Hrown Marrow for Frciinell, in.lery for Holm, hltniot for Rntsh, Zuver for Mullen, for Hoa.H, Sh.tmr for L.iMson f-r tr, Sti i b. ns for Mobnz for lb I I'oui Mdown I'l: rk 3 Extra point Stiibir lowed tu-i ount penalty Hrown 1 I Score by .,0 14 1 Nebraska 7 Officials; Kefetec aid Empire 1 rv.

Field I' He.u1 IVnesmcn-Warren PRESSBOX IMPRESSIONS. line fully burly an dpowerfol Nebr.fsk.iV foryirtrda, tbm Tigef opponenu m.ir- gin on the score of poijteL I sgs, the and staged a fine The showing made by Missouri In aerial play that the I'orn- huskers will have plenty of work cut out for the weeks tn polishing a defense against passes. Falling to the Nebraska line, tiie Tigers back to forward flips and away In good shape. Abseiu a deptuidable punter in togs also was apparent, i Missouri raged eight yards better Nebraska punts also I were of the type that tlld not permit the ends and tackles to get to drop the receiver. In the punt which Missouri returned for Its first (touchdown, the Tiger offense was i set and down the scarlet- taeklcrs right left.

Boland lauke. funner Nehrask.i truck captain holder of world records, was tlnn in ten seconds In an cxhlhltlpn 100 -yard dash 4 halves of the game Hilly Hein, his team-mate, and Art freshman, finished tie for second A deleg.itlon ot hundred from the timuha kyard.s rnar'hed around statllum track prior to the g.irne. were by an (Unaha band and recelvcul a big hantl from the rrovvil. 1 (one iil- ug-. Inst Ne 0 (t -14 0 7 Ml Dbn- Tln stadium to lil as in surpi ts- incl.v coinhtlon at start of rain which had persisted throughout the morn hiK h'fl turf rather sllppcri, bui did not seem to the haiks Kreat li wouhl offer a on ttie game after the was Henry muriihled somethlr.g about glad win Following the hue of inliiK, may Judv pf ii'tf of -lot iv (, A of fans who were S', iietl ah'Ug thi south goal Insjsung that ov iia-l planted across the Missouri go.jl the ffiuvHi quarter Play Hy Play Details.

KK I "1 i suet III. 1 0 1 1 (be lH 'iirft line Wleiouri plunsed at center, fumbling Uie bsll. i4teliens recovered for Nebraeks on the Mlsaourt le-ysrd line. Howell plunged over the Missouri left for 6 yards and rsinmed the otn- or side tor yards. Howell hit center for another yard and made It a flist down with another drive at center.

I'he Nebraska fullback went over the left tackle for 7 yards and plunged the final yard for a touchdown in two drives. Hrown the extra point. Nebraska, 7, 0. Ktu James kh koff 18 yards to the Missouri line, flark over the iol't tat kle for seven yards but Flamank gained only a yard, Stuber kiclied 38 yards to Hrown, who returned 4 yarda to the Mlsaourl 39-yard line. and Hrown gained 8 yards.

in (ilays, brown punting .12 yards the next play, Clark returning lu yards' tu the 45-yard line. Stiner dumped for a five-, a pas.s went wild, Suber punted 4U yard to Hrown. who raturned four yards to the Nebiaska 19-yard line. I Nebrska was five yards i when the referee claimed Brown advancing the after It had been blown dead. Howell plunged for yartl I Missouri look out time for Studebaker, who was Injured.

On the fourth down Hrown punted 35 returning three yards to the! Missouri 4S-yard line. After Stuber gained three yards and Clark had added two more. Suher hurled a pass to Hacchus whhh gojMt for 28 yards. Brown's kie pre vented the touchdown. Time was called for the end of the uuarter with the ball In possession on the Nebraska 19- line.

Dally went tn the Nebraska for S. -Mandery. Clark gained five yards In two plays. A pass by ft'HulUvan to fOuber waa grounded in the enil ione for a touchhack scrimmaged from its 20-yard line. Holm and went in the Nebraska backfield.

Pressnell made three yards, but the play was back fur the Infliction of a pentty on Nebrska for holding. Hrown kli'kesl from the end xone and Clark returned 36 yanls to a Missouri touchdown. Captain Milner blocked her's try for an extra jioinf, but the officials ruletl was and the extra point was allowed, rtcore: Nebiaska, 7, Missouri, 7. Htuber retnrnetl James' klckoff II yards to the Missouri fine. Flamank and Stuber made 3 yards In two plays.

Lee went In the Missouri Une for Studebaker. Stuber punted 48 yards out of on the Nebraska 14-yard fine. An exchange of punts gave Missouri the hall in mtdfleUl After a pass by Stuber hail been the Missouri back hurled a pass to Clark for 17 yanls. Flamank to gain and Illeniund replaceil him In the backfield. went out of on the next play and a behind the line anti then It forward pass was Incomplete, Stuber drojtped back to the Nebraaka fine and hiirhul long forward pass wliich ws partially by a Nebraaka back.

The hall bounced into hands and he ra' five to a Missouri tout hdown. Stuber place- kicked the extra point. MDsourl, 14, 7, Joe Weir teturned 10 yards the Nebraska line. Hroiison replaceil Hrown In the Nebraska backfield. a triple pave.

Holm tan th- left end for 22 yanls. plunged for 2 yartls. hioi a foi pass by Hronaoti. plunges anil (lassea failed ami MISfJurl took Ahe ball on downs on its 36-yaiU line. plunged for five yadl.s and Gann Miller the Missotirl fine.

Clark lost a yanl'and ed yards, Nebraska inak.ng no return. A forwaril pass by Bronson on the third down was ''jlocked by Miaourl llnenien and the ball was batted about by both teams. Oann of Mlsourl ftnklly captured the oval and downed it on the Nebraska 12-yard line Tuttle retilaced Itleniund In the Missouri baikfield. The Nebraska linemen smothered the Mlssnutl attack and Stuber a from the 18- Nebiaska rliumagliig from Its 20-yard fine when the Jail into the eiwl Howell hit tackle for three yards, bul second gain was and braska was jienafixed five for off side. Presnell buck the five yards as time was for the second ter.

Missouri. 14, Nebraska. 7. Till qi Ain i.a. Jloim waa in Nehraska Itnnup Marftlery's half, otherwise lineup the that started the game.

Lee for was the only In Mlaaourt fineup Stuber leturned James' khkoff yaids to the Missouri 45 yard on the third play, stuber 42 yatiU, Hrown returning to Ne- hrask.i line. Presnell hail five and Hr to Howell seven yattls and Hrown JS yards. Clark lelurnlng a'x yarils to 41-yard fire. O'Sullivan wat thiown for three- yard loss. er Mullen, who was Injured a forw pass hatl failed, stuber 45 yards to Hrown who e'glit yards to the 23 yard line llo'm and Howell for a first Piesnell leeleii If i five-yard gain around onH to have ihe play hei iiuse of 1 "craw! Ing Was foi Pieanel Howell i ''loblneil to m.

ke first down fiiu'Ai) bloke the right of th; 'rciurt uin I vnnts the hdow n. Ni'bisas nail I 11 on the sourl 18 line Martuw Pressnell In the Ne- brusks bs'kneM I for aids claim e.l for ssoUM Howe I hit foi three Hii'l to Hioinon e.l Hrown aiot A del- wsnt In for Holm In the Nebraska 1 h'O st- temiiK't end un, A Mtimlciy fiilUil to till anil Mi. ri too k'h- on 11 I 11 lol Clark .1 To g.tCi 11,1 to 1, i tiiobled It.ileh le. ibe tisll on 41 isrd line fir-, went In the bi fer ha Howell whHiie ed itwisi-h in. i -u; the last plaj I (liuoged It but the plsy was I ahed ause he sid.i.i jiiv the A ward I .1 gained II I Ml Hi Hill 1 lot- sll Rcorefi as a result of long end- runs and line plunges.

Carev and VeKher stellar football for the while Manchester and Wiberg were the outstanding stars for the visiting Methodists. The game opened with Nebraska kit'king off. Arniuth recovering for the Rangers on the 10- game featured by end runs and snappy Une bucks. A perfect field, a clear sky and a light wind greeted the gridiron fans as the I'tah redskins, clad in blue sweaters, to contrast with the crimson topgear of the South Dakota coyotes, romped to victory. Utah entered the contest.

Its firs', real le.st of the year, Pllghtly crip- on me tatiei vard line immediately of her men helng on hut the. hall was blocked on retired list from Injuries. Mrs. EIHot Lynn, noted British filer, and a man passenger to when her little moth crashed duneig the races at three touchdowns and making good 1 Yorkshire Flying club at Sel on three drt'p-klcks for points after Engine trouble touchdowns breneli and landing ihe plane dove sharp L.amim also played a strong part ly to the ground smashing the In drives which netted i puller, touchdowns. Four times 1 broke loose for; the 20-yard Une, from which point Wiberg kicked a fiehj gmil.

The remainder of the perhid was devoted to a punting duel. Wiberg AOain. Wesleyan opened the second perhid with several completed long and Wiberg again scored a field goal with a kick fmm the 40- yartl Une. End-runs and Une plunges by t'arey and Vegher brought the hall tinder the shado wof the Wesleyan g'onl early In Smother Dakotans. IOWA Oct.

i Dakota was subjected to extra point treatment here today by t'oach Bert lUiwkeyes. Cowboy Nick Kut.sch leading the Iowa eleven to 40 to 7 vlctoy, featured hy a wYirlhy 27 point In the thlnl quarter. Kut.sch was the long gains. In the first qimrter ht.s 20 and 12 -yard runs vveim largely re.sponslblc for the first st ore. Again in the second quarter, he got away for 32 and runs.

Lanum scored the Fourth Illinois touchdown in the thlnl. An aerial attack in the fourth quarter gave Butler its touchdown, Fromouth for ter. 0. IS; 17; 7 A( uti.bHtlge—I'hiUtin*, tiMriwril Froeh 0 At Chrete AU.Hsbt, 13: r. 81.

IN THK SHI TH, At Titiane, 6, -Vt nopkine, HuverforH, 0. At 4Sj Bryson, 0. At I.y neh O. Al AA's4hlaj(ton 0. I sehliigtnii A Jet- Beautiful hv Wally ferson.

o. I Chicago Maryland. ('HK'AGO, Oct. P. and con.alstent line plunging this Rftebnoon gave the University thlr.

quarler of Chicago football team Us headllner of the attraciion. flmling win of the llttle oppo.sttion In the North Dako ta outfit and running' rampant the third through its bewildered defen.se. His the third fur a Carey finally carried the Imll tu the two-yard line, where Reaerdon took it over for the first Regis touchdown. Carey failed to the extra point. Wesleyan Threatens.

Carey and Vegher opened up another series of nin.s plunges in the fourth period. On a pa.ss from Hcore. Vegher, Maguire arried the hall Page sent the three-yard line best effort was nl yards for a touchdown at the start of the second half. i TON. Oct.

crimson eleven sent the Kentucy State football teahi back to the blue graKs country tonight with the short end of a 14 In his second- tne 2 NenrasKaus men against the Kentuckltins i and Reardon ayaln crossed the goal. rushed his regular Into the fray Vegher making the extra after seven minutes of play. A passing exhibition whs In gress as the final whistle blew, with Wesleyan to score ag.iin. ond Intersectlonal win of the i- KOn when Maryland fell liefore the Maroons by a of 2 Ho 0. LUtle sensational playing stood out during the game, once Mc- I Kinney hroke hxa-e for a 30-yard run down the ftelo, hut Marylaml i held for downs on Its eight-yard 2.A; a.

I Une to spoil the glamor of Ihe run. 1 The crowfl was given a thrill when Wally succes.sfully I heaved a pass to A who did I some henutlful broken field run! nlng for 35 yards and a tcut hduwn Minden Hi Trims Gibbon Gridsters High School Football. it'ontlnued from page one.) It; Hehriin, 7, At iiiwo Sterling. 0. At 4 32 At 4'oliimhus.

7. MINDEN, Oct. 9 high defeated (Jlbbon In football yesterday. Glen scored two Minden and Boyle crossed the goal for the other touchdow n. Minden led at half-time, 14 to 2.

Minden jilays at Alma next Sun- ilay. A4 l.lhertv—llnrneston. 13; IJbrrl.v, 6. At 88 ninre. 0.

At At 13: 13. At Hit ver 4 reek. 27 New man tirove, 0, At AVeepIng 88 a- At t'alhnttc I 0. At 12 lila, 7. 12; 0.

At Aggies, Hew anee, 3. At AA Ulne, flelti, O. Hrtlon 14; Isbuia Klate, 7. Ttdel. At Oreen.

It. At lAlrm- Ingha Aniitliern, 14, At S3; Ilow- artl, 14. Trinity, At 27; At 14; llarve.v, 0. At A trgiiila. Allegehan).

0. At Allsslsslp- pl Aggies, 7. 32; KIton, 0. At 4 b.x|«e| 7. Hoiith 4 a rollila.

AVakefnr- est, 0. At 4 lemsnn. North 4 aro- llna. 3. At 13; A.

81. 7. At Charlottesville VIrgtnin. l.yiiehhurg, 0. HIs'UsipiM college, I'i; riorloa.

Chadron Eagles Trounce Central Osceola Game. ULYSSES, Oct. high Ulysacs high In Lk't- hall yesterday by a 26 to 0 score. AA'aunetix, IS; tlgallala, At 4 It.v—Mas«m 4 It.v, 23; Ra- veiinn. t'.

At North 88; 4.ree- l-land, 43; 0. At David 4 4 llv. 7 A.irk, 7. 8t fl; htockville. 2.

4t llvssce. 4t At fl; Sevyvril 38; llrok- en Itovv, 0. urtls 30; nam. n. At 22; 2.

cat I- eye ring lucky football 6 to Ruppci t. owner of fhe New mn 20 y.ards to the touchdown. vork Yankees, for the success tlils FOOTBALL IS LAST. Stands uf field will hnve to serve Notte fof.lhnl! crowflH untll needed for and lorles are completed. College Football.

(Continued from Page At raruse, 3.8; 88 llllaiu A Atnr.v, At A II; 'lanhat- fnln, (i. At 4S: A8 IHiams, 0. 4 4 tosn 19; tl. At New A I4VVV reiH'e, 7. At New I'nlon, New A ork 2.

At 1 10; Hates. 9. At Amherst. 7. At Amliersl-! Aggies, 1.7; 8laMS.

Aggies, At If 14; si. linna- venture. 0. At 21; A Irglnia Tolj, I At I.elitgh, At 10; I ll. HADRON, ilcl.

IH At Hamimhire, hadron Normal college playod It 0. At Reserves, first State football o. today since the conference last year Winning from Nehrask Central lege, 41) tv (I. Outweighed, the visitors were un able to gain through the Several forward passes were the only yardage gained by the Central i G.HvIn, the gHnie, three of At. HI, II; totjchdowns Welle; At Middle- At Ntate State, 48; 8la- rietta, 6.

At II; 4 lark- son, n. At 88 arrester, 16; I'rin- lt.v. 0. Al Franklin A 8tArshall, 0. At ell Textile.

Rhode Island state. 0. At 60; ii IT I Drexel, 0. At 7, 88 estmln- Isler, 7. Wilber Trims Seward.

SEWARD, Oct. 9. Wilber Seward Semln.ary In ball 6 to 0. Sheslak a Se8vard ball- lukger behind the Une and Sewardlte fumbled the ball, Kusy! recovering fur Wilber. Hoffman plunged for seven yards, Schlles gained three and added thei additional yard for a touchown.

Ir I t. left guard, brllUiint defen At Allrntewn Mnrhlenherg, 18; Del- i i tvshnrg, game. hdaron h.ackneM Al Frv.eli. Fhll- ga Itied at will thnmgh the fl. Uglfi At I rsln- us.

U. A( 44; more, At springfleld, At I 14; I nion, .7. At 21; I Une. OC' AStONAId.T of one portunity, hut yon shout them If you read the lassllWd tton rrguUiIy. Pathetic Figures North Loup Wing.

NORTH LOUP, Oct. 9. North Loop high defeated Greeley in football yesterday, 38 to 7, Cupid Haiiffs Kayo On Promoter Tex Oi-D fOOL WHO fOOK -fO 6H0W HOW HE- To 1.1 81 1 I IH UTH (jl tt. U' 1 Vi the Tlgrr ne 15 (he ball the 1 (oi WHITE SCLPHUIl W. news to Tex left here today for Hot SprlngH, alone, and If he Is I know It." This statement tviis made tonight by Fields, business associate George L.

(Texl Uickurd, notel Rjiorts promoter, who was reported to have been married Thurs'lny at Id'Wishurg. W. V.i to Maxine Hodges of Ni'w York City. Rev, Courtney, pastor of the Stone Presbyterian church at hurg, to have the cerernon.8’ arni said to have, disclosed the wedding today, det llneil tonight to comment. Asked If had officiated at th wedding, Reverend ncv sabl tonight; "I am not liberty lo 'I'he clerk at he iMttiied a marrl.ige Thursday forenoon to Rickard, who hla as 5( and York City as his Hodges, who hei 24, and New 8'otk as her I liesjitte fact that sitfil he was "not at llher- iy to erning the mairhige Tex Hiekard.

whe; this rnoon of he i In the (sa.sior th: r. inoua pronc'ter, hut that did tvhereutiouts Hie wedf EGYPTIAN footballer Mura un of thi uf is now a nnnt- at State college for kf'eh; on football art ALL-JEWISH BACK t' II iiiuy on this faU vP! Cii.nei Hosenherg, veteran Irving an-1 Hcfk, rbuck..