The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 9

Sl-NDAY JOITINAL AND ST AR. OTTOBER 9, 1932. Maroons Play Bulldogs to Doadloch in Yale Bowl. CHIMMtS BREAK I IN LAST MINUTES OF BATTLE THE TULANE TERROR tint wA at the wtWfowl iMLft fooe. fUMl 1 thB dtsfka wouW be hAfify If the whale bUxoed mnmm wan fUUabed.

The kUMng of hba been heavier tliia vwr than for Muijr pant, twAft interrai which alwaya ------------Pass for Forty-Four Yards wm, to Gives Maroons Their tha naUvea ToUCNdOWn. tMa yaar la the fact that pienty of rate durliiff iha aummer kept aawy large poada and weU roQWLEY IS ELI SCORER fniad. Cloae to Lineolii. of rmirae, GnUff l-t. 1 lo ft waa aaraaaary to bring putnpa Into operation to draw water from But where the dralnafre to not ao great water leveto remained high.

Thla aame plenUtude of water during the aprliig helped give a larger crop of ducka. And there berauae of the ahorteaad aaaaon of laat yaar Will thla country ever return to the former aeaaon of three and a half montha? 1 think not. year, and laat, there waa a good deal cf out of aeaaon hut If the authorltiea dedde In the yeara to come that aboottei not atari before Oct 1, illegal hunting will gradually dlro- Iniah. We wUl alwaya have to contend with the market hunter who aneaka about the aelllng for 50 or 75 centa apiece but. at leaat.

thla much better than the old time practice of lng them by the wagon load. will Improve, too. when who now are of Illegal undergo a change of heart A HAWK MEITINC. pvNE of the moat unuaual algbU have ever been privileged to watch waa laat week near Schuyler, when of chicken hawks (I call them that not knowing the correct apeciea deaignaUon) congregated In the nir over a certain hayfldd, pre- pATing to migrate aouthward. The flock estimated at from S.000 to 6.000 From a distuica we thought they were hut, on coming cloaer.

could aee the orange-brown thCir and the brown of watched hawta circling about in the air. They are atec. for aeveral at a atrctch. to glide around without mTremant of the wtnga, ad- raatage of the air to keepthem aloft. The In flock performed the same way.

By picking out one bird and watching alone, one could determine Hiat little miMWUlar required to keep the to motion. PYom time to time, single came flying out at the horiion to iota the flock. The congregation grew ateadlly larger. It 11 of the gathering of hill cranes that may be seen performed in the aame laahion time to aur Nebraska With this aaception; There no sound from huge cS the clan. When the flock together go south, they hovw about to the sky, sometimes so far overhead they can be seen.

But their eerie Cries come down to the watcher with deceiving of the hawta was made last Sunday, when it waa too for blustering wind was fllUng the with sand from the river bars. bet it gtrtng to turn observed the farmer us. aa he watched the hawk start to break up into smaller flocks of a hundred or so to mow on down the river. Monday, the temparature dropped. man told us that the hawks gather to thia one apot, or near It, eveiy fall at this time.

DUCKS FOK THE MUNGKY. rNUCat will be OB tbe menu at North Platte community league soup kitchen all during the two months season. Many of the laacoto county turn over a poitteo of their dally to the for diatributton to the needy. Let thla cool weather keep up, and cottontail rabWU wiU be mighty good eatin' aoon. VOU would think that, with all the to the English lang uags suitable to be applied to could ba a little more original to their But read this clipping from the Izaak Walton Inagua of Minnesota i Minnesota have over 10.000 We have tO of them named Long.

01 Mud, 76 Rice, 45 BAf 40 Twin. SO Round. 56 Clear, 55 simd. Sandy or Banda, 25 Pine, and 25 go if are going to tm anv of the above named of water, and want to come back and tell about it you'd better bring hack a detolled descrtpUon of where the lake iles ao we will know- which you are speaking of. come to think of it, I ve always had a something w-as i wrong about thto Long lake I nets.

I some have doubted that one lake eould hold as many fish been token from Terh Defeats Veatem Hetene 19-0 CLBTVELAND. JF. Carnegie Tech's irffenaive got under way wrlth crushing foiTe in the second half an the battered W'eat- em Reserve for a 19 to 0 victory Saturday. The Red Ckla repeatedly turned back the Tartans to the first hsli, but were unable to weather the constant thrusts ctf vteilora' tecks. gV ALAN GOULD.

TALE NEW C-onn. A pair of versatile Chi- caao backfleld SahUn and Halfback Pete 2Ummer. harassed the sluggim Bulldogs of Tale persistenUy this bright, Indian summer afternoon. that the Maroon brid the Blue to Its second straight deadlock of the 1932 gridiron campaign. Tbe final score wras 7 to 7, The two pony hacks combmed to tbe second period to complete a Bpectortiiar forty-four yard pass, i Zimmer to Bahlin, for tbe touch- dowTi that enabled Chicago to off- wt the Eli tally by plunging Joe Crowley, made in the first quarter.

They came within a couple of eyelashes of breaking the tie in the closing minutes of the game to gain a victory so eagerly sought for their seventy-year-old coach and alumnua, Alonso looked like the winning touchdown for Chicago when Zimmer, on one of his dazzling returns of punU, twisted thru the whole Eli team to cross the goal line near the end of tbe game on a thirty- five yard jaunL Tbe linesman, however, detected that one foot had stepped out of bonds on Yale's 18-yard line and the ball was called back. When Captain Bimey of Chicago narrowly missed a dropkick attempt for a field goal from the Ell 22-yard mark, at a difficult angle, the last hopes of the Maroon for a victory were blasted. scrappy eleven, aner a somewhat shaky start, gave BHs all they could handle the rest of the afternoon as Sahlin and Zimmer put on a lively two-man show. The Maroons lacked a consistent running attack, aa did tbe unis, but they proved adept at returning punts and threatened tinually writh long pawies. The longest pass of the game pnn'tded Chicago's touchdowm and the biggest thrill for 24,000 specU- tors.

It came early in the second quarter, when Zimmer, after being stepped at the line on Yale's 34- vard mark, faded back to wdtbin hve yards of midfield. He threw dlagcmally to one comer of the field and Sahlin. racing ahead of the Eli defense, caught the ball over his shoulder Just a stride from the goal line. The Chicago quarterback was tackled as he made the catch but skidded across the corner of the end zone. Harlan O.

Page, fullback and son of the Maroon line coach, placekicked the goal that tied the score. Elis Score Early, Yale scored quickly in the first quarter wdth the only real offensive exhibition given by tbe Elis all afternoon. Dud Parker's thirty- yard runback of a kick planted the ball on Chicago's SO and a touch- dow'n was tallied in five plays. Joe Crowley plunged five yards thru center for the score and Curting, right tackle, booted the extra point, after Bob Lassiter passed to Parker for an eighteen yard gain and then slaahed eight yards off tackle to the Maroon 6-yard mark. Lineups: MONDAT WRESTLING CARD FAIR GROUNDS SCHOOL POOTBAUL Wisncr Wizard to Charley Peters Finish Match.

Face in CHARLEY LOCH REFEREE FMUtt WOOTWM4-. VaUJtr, hifto li fsaltotl high iornU IB Bl tbt Um ot WfthoD firit ftrint Smith Btia Jortmcott, Koton teoBsrd HleltSBn Liord eflut. auBmr. Ovf Rcr SitmiMlson. Oct Frunont Oet Ne Not.

OON Tied FOR 6-TFt IN POte VAUcr AT THE FINAL OtyviPlC clearing I'S FEET 8 INCHBS TULANES VERSATILE LEFT- WALPBACK whose a SSINS and RUMNISlS MA.KE HIM A TVlReAT TO ALl- DF TtiE SRE6N WIAVE' (Continued from Page 7-A.) If UMy stay to then 'and SO te my Talf WHbur (ci WarBum (c) MftllB Curttn Parker amlth In other words, the mt Mr. Higli-pocketa Cronkite of the Kansas Aggtes as an aO-AM- Xtan footballer was pmwiy synthetic and not to any aeiwe lovnded mi gen nine ability. panHE club owner whom 1 quote went bit iarOxer in ing the iwoblems now cxmironting tbe Western. understand League President Gtear that the club owners mark time until December before tackling the reorgMtization plan. We shall do noOiing of thj kind.

The owners will meet no later than November and get down to business. If I had my way, we would meet In OcUHier, 'Putting off until December what we should be doing right now is an insult to our business Judgment. There much to be done if the Western is to carry on and the t.Hingii we must do demand immediate And. by way of concloding hU versioD of the sitoatioa, the same rtab owimr aaanred me It was his parpese to that any rqargani- nUkm scheme aort of tel emmection with fraaaiBF 1933 elreaH must iaclade Lteeote to enlralattetis. with Denver and PaeUo lafi owL ESLTE EDMONM.

sports commentator for the Topeka Capital and ytell known Big Six am- ference official, recently his Underwood in producing the following "Hugh Rhea, the built-up all- American fr(Mn Nebraska, whose HONEST sentiments on the irm all-American topic are that ttie matter of alngling out the so- called stars for special mention and laurels is a senseless sort of racket. Football essentially, is a team sport by for a team of eleven men in which each of the eleven must do his bit for the team; a sport in whicii tht so- called star could not posslbl: dazzle unleas he has the important help erf every one of his mates. The same tar who scores the pime-deciding touchdowTi and protoibly been flopped on his shi ulder blades but for the fact that his team by reason of (Willful blocking, paved the way for his romp to the goal-line. But the star makes the headlines, while the merely have their xxames included in the lineup. Making no that I MB a wril-wtehei for each and every one of the 1932 Com- hrakers, I am that Nebraska may have ncaoe the nnisMBce during the cnrrent cam- painx.

What I would really like to see Is eteven the game as a Nebraska team, doing hte part effklently behalf af the canse. last year brought mouth- honor only in his own school and Barg aatoHi! Zimmar Buaomani qb iMaatiar CTWlay iMwrtng By parloda: 7 0 cwlmti 7 Yale Touchdown. CrowNy. Point aitar touchdown. Curttn (placamanU.

BahUn. Pomt aitar touchdown. Page ior placemanl Otilciaift: P.cfaraa. Brian. Tufia: uin- ptra.

Palmer. Colby Unaaman. Columbi; iiaid ludga, Oaraon, Pann Stata. honor only in own school and conference, is playing with Bostons newly organized Nations. football club.

Not that Rhef isnt great guy "nd all thsL but be Just all American last I decline to delve into disputo- tion with Topeka scribe on the Rhea subject, but I 'sve no tancf in jrroclaimlng that the former Nebraska strongman tacWe the ordv all- Amcrican to Big Six circles of 1951. GOODMAN WILL BE HERE TODAY (Conttoued from Page 7-A.) Caaa Aktaa PalnMNit i Dakota S. imiirtk 7. mni Dakata S. WlMsatMi SB.

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The muacle men are with us again. Monday night Big Pat McGill, the Wisner wizard and Bigger Than Big Cliarley Peters, ex-sheriff of Sarpy county, will do the groaning in tbe main bout of Foas wrestling show at the fair There will be four to and the initial is Wiled for 8:30 at tbe 4H building arena. Both maulera. grizzled veterans to both the old style and modem have met and defeated Bome of tbe best men in the game. They are the first lop notch heavyweights to appear to a Capital City ring in Altho both are native Nebraskans and along with Stecher and Pesek are known as of Big Four," they have never met and duel is expected to setUe an argument of long standing.

Such Londoa, Sonnenberg, Peaek, George. Cantonwine, Stetoke. Dusek, Hansen. Steele. PlesUna.

Caddock. Eustice. Santell. have been Unked rither with or Peters to Bome of the outstanding matches to professitaial wrestling. McGill's weight is 225 while Peters will tip the scales cloae to 245 Tbs supporting card finds Mickey Novak.

Onutoa and Ace Judkins, St. Jcweph, middle- weigbta, clashing to the semi- wtodup. a two faU or SO minute limit bouL Judkins Is a veteran, Novak a comer to the middle rmnks. Ray G1 Iowa middle- weigixt. who appearel here in several bouU, is hooked up with Francis Stull, Omaha, to a one fal or 20 minute tangle.

The card opens with the Hog- prelim, a 15 minute of one fall match. Charley Loch Omaha, will referee aU matches. Promoter Jenkins announced Saturday that if the cold weather continues the 4H buUdtog heated for Tbe advance seat sale has been brisk tofhcatlng that the puWic is hungry for another of those things The admission for adults is forty twenty cents for children and an additional twenty cents for ringside. Tuiarr cut mt MXNATARX Ocl Un- Sail hM aquad of porttng fof football at ftf high tbts fall. The eleeen lettermao taelude out atanStng parformera tn Conklin, all- end of lait aaaaon, Movry.

iuUbark. and Wright, back Mtnatara won fttx ot and ftnishad In Ten weatern eonferenoc Thla faU Mlnatarc haa de- featad Bunnowar Oonaoldtsted, 3S-7. and ie.4t a l3-g to Oaring Behedula; Oet at ftfttchoU, Oet. It at ftfinatare Noe at ftfinatare; Noe, Morrill at Mtnatara; Nae at Bayard. ODELL ODELL OcL A B.

haa a of 17 in Butt at Odell high aeaaon Earl and Richard Beran oo- captains of the team. Odell opened with a 41-0 elctory over the Wymore and a IS-C vm oeer the Palrbure Schedule. Oet at Bummerfteld, Oct. reaarvet at Odali, Oct. raaareaa at Odell.

Noe reaareaa at Falrbury; Hoe. t- Maryellte Beaereea at MaryteUB, Noe. at Wymore BATTLE CBEEB OrTLOOB BATTLB CREEK. Oet. proaperta are not ao bnght at Battle Greek htgb thia Maaon with atz latter- men Icat from laat aeaaon an da Ughi aquad reporting to Coach W'.

E. Burnham. Battle Creek loat the first two gamat. toaing to Kevman g-0, and drop ping a 31-0 eerdlct to CretghtMi. Schedule: Oct at Baring: Oct.

Ttew at Battle Creek, Oct at Battle Craek. Noe. Noe. Craak at Leigh; Noe. at BstUe Craak.

Nov. at Battle Craek. LACK A'ETEBANS, HEftHNOPORtl. Oct. Hem tngford high football team is light, and InexpcrteBced thla year.

Coach Schanbel baring only two eatarana in the aquad of 30 reporting. Crawford won the opening by a 47 0 nargin, but locala held to 7-4 margin. Schedule Oot, 14 at Hemlng- tord; Oet. at Mtnatare; Oet at Hay Noe. at Hemingford; Noe.

BAS LAUREL. Neb. Oct. Loy baa aevan Icttermen in auit at Laurel tatgb aeaaon The eetarana ara V. Baker.

K. ieymour. H. Ward. L.

Halll- day. P. Roac Jim Embiek. Jim Others showing up well Include Dick Em- blck. Netlaan.

Bill Allison. Stanley Pheraon, Ravmond Tarrj-. Barton. Donald Urwller. BIU Haskell.

Tommy Lott, Morton Oalley. Keith Beekley, Vincent Ankeny, Jimmy Blmpaon. Laurel opened the leason a 7-0 elctory over Stanton and then played la- ner to a aeortleaa tie. Schedule. Oct at Allen; Oct Prep at Wayne; Oct.

at XdftUfiiL Hoe, at Laurel: Noe. 11-- ponca St Ponca; Nov. at LauraL fl'at Icng Mpaw I Rummell and Whittr had put Albimt in- the llna. In the MMond permd wttli the ball ou 3ft-yard Itat the Indian aniaaed their chaace to acota. Htarpeter aoored again in the fourth qnatkat altar whltlen had inlateepted a paaa.

l.tON» BOSALU. LYOm ft-Lvona lilak defeated the atrwng Roaalie eleven here ym tarday. Lymia aoored In neat Quartar on a aeriet of Utie amaahet and Roaalla paaaed to a teuebdown in the aaoond period. Ltons made a aecond oounter rip a bloefcad punt and Wove over for two in the final quartar. Ornara.

guard, a tower of atrength potter acorad BoeaUa and Leona. Thompaon. Seward and Ornara acorad for Lyona. TEKAMAB LAAD- TEKAMAH. Neb Oct i-Tekamah high took the lead In the Trl-Vallee ronlarence Friday b' amoihertng Stanttat.

Baa- eer tad the aoortng parade wttb McOiaqo- han and Lockhart looking good In lina LEKINUTON Ct BTlft LEXTNOTON, Neb OcL, acorad touehdawns in the firrt haU ta beat Cunia Apgtm. li-t lak- ington held Curtis on the ona-foot the aacond half Kritax RouaeL Taelor In the batskflrid and Bhorea. Oaorge and Jaffrav in line featured tor Lrxingon Hamilton and Cataenaen looked the beat for tB. mrcBiAi, rrsPTR Mct ooa. MoCJOOK -Imperial high downed McOook in a night football game hare Friday.

37-0 Long rum be Dwa Neaman of Impanai laaturad the game. PALLS EAST WIN NEB. PALLS CITY. Oct. Imll- back breaking for four toufib- downa.

City high defeated Book yaeterday, ll-O Wcrte ran ftw one Wll.n. SHt'BERT. Oet The touchdown parade continued at Shube-t Friday aa Coach Rollle Bhubcrt team roled over Sacred Heart of City, 4ft-0. Riggs caught a from Mtimau lor touehdoans. wamparwil- l.t after catchlni a punt for one scora and caught a flip from Wala for NINE VlTERANft" AT CROETON.

CROPTOK Oct high haa nine lettermen back for football Uua fall, baring aeean by gradualMt. Coach Harry W. bava atartad tbe aeaaon he defeating Santee to 3-0, otid acoraleaa tic. Scorta. mriahasna City sBleexaRy Daaoe 7, IX.

Kramey klMbuid 7 Tarkle Taaehwa ChaMfem. la Cataer XI. Sebimaka Caoteal BIG SIX. Kaaaaa ftX, Raaaaa ftealcyaii OTMn CBottal IE S4. Si.

X7. Hainpdea-By HITSKERS BATTLE TO RETAIN THEIR SIX POINT LEAD (Ckiiittoued from 7-A.) Thom In Tbe Side Grefe went outside toft tackle for twenty-three yards to the Husker 24-ysrd line, Impson added three, and if Grefe fumbled after a nest on the next play and Masterson recovered well, he did fumble and Masterson recovered on the Husker 11-yard line so no use going Into the sibilltieB of that grtoa situation. Psnney's Long Run. There was only forty aeconds left of the game when Sauer punted from his 12-yard line. Grefe tried a lateral after catching the ball and iPenney intercepted running to the Husker 20-yard Une.

The big second hand was ticking off those valuable moments. The Huskers called for a timeout which would have enabled them to put one more play under way, but the timekeepers declared the game officially ended before the timeout asked. Maybe it was just as well because under the run should have been brought back to tbe point where he intercepted attempted lateral in view of Section 6. Article 1. of the official rules which declares that if the kicking team recovers the baU, it may not be advanced.

Coach Bible said after the game: cUcktog a unit. The team reminded me of a couple of horses attached to a wagon mired to saad. One horse pulls and then the other, to a gee and haw fashion, but they concentrate their together," No Serious The Huskers came thru without a serious hurt and the entire team should be ready for Minnesota at Minneapolis next Saturday. Une- ups and summary: AmerleaB C. XO.

Mterer SZ, 31, Nertb CMwlIm Clwnaae Aabixra IS. DM 7. 13. omo I CiUMM 13. V.

M. WainMiae ProTMkMec VenaMBt PiwMt SMrtS Cstwltaa Tteuteseer Nertii AMlMinM Oeem WMlriiMrtM i. BMdolirii mm JBloe LaalaeiMa E. Nwnflowar Agglee iwDeee Ltmlalaaa State Naraaal 7, Cwateamry 41 iMwlataM 7. MMstaalapi 34, 4.

OaUfar44. WaUmm 47. Morrle 4. 13, 4. Rocky Mountain.

CMamda 7. m. GalaraSa MI bm Far 4, Waaktagtaa 4. 4. Idalw.

MMribera kaaneli. 4, lEr State 4. (MuifmM CIM 4. V. H.

C. Oaegaa Maataaa 14. CaareS aaHegc 4. NevaSa 4. VtaB 4.

St. fttMV'a 13, 13. SontkwcBt. Trxaa Clirtotiaa ArlmaMaa IX, Rlep NIM (enteaary 41, Lawtalaaa State NiwmM 7. TMtaa A.

M. 14. Texaa, A. New Mrxlee 4, Nafthem Ariieaa Teweb- Mextea NMrmal 7. Mexiee ftUttanr AcatMny New Mexiee Mtaiea 4.

High School. (hnaha 4. Omaha t. BrMgegart 13. SMaey 4.

Mhweaeta Deaf 7. Nehraata Waal i. akeitlne X7. BaahvUle 4. 7.

4. Tattile. X4, Nebtwaka City Garten 4, 4. Ctwwfwd 4. Bay matMoMHrib 4t, la.

4. BH hi Min 9. ClaiM 4. e. Cearaea Vttlber 4.

LItebfleM Davaraia 14. 4, De JeareH 14. Ottawa Mawrit Calali 4. a BaMwta-Raltaee 4. Jaba CanraS 4 Oglntborpe 7.

liMbaaB Valley 4, Maidenberg 4. B. itame. 14. Thiel 4, VFaaftDura 4, Twiaa BSwmrda 4.

Sbmnaaa 4 Skat BMHUmret PbUlliw 4, Vnebtta L. Kmaarla 4. Port Tebwre IX. Albany. WyoBriBc 4.

St. W. Aaattai eaBegr 4. Teiya 44. Central 4.

WcatbariarS eMtoge 6, Jeffaraaa Mintary ataSamy li, Ol 7, Bbathweatetb 7. Daeeaa laSlaB 1 eatlege li, Nartb- Ceartibl Ohlahaaib Tebebne weatera WaiMaa, te. cMteae dSm 4. Jatear t. C.

af De- 7, Kaviar 4. iMlriBgtMi Mte Jeffweaa (Mtaaaaitallal S. Haitelbe ate- MMtfim 7, 13. kipn 4, Marrwy As Hflrhabi Teaag OeelSantal 4. M.

('etMwto Teachwa 14, tiale 7 graffate Daviiaaa 44, MeCate Jaalar eaSege 7. JwBlar eiteece mOH SCHOOL. UMwIa 14, Beatrtee 4. Jarbaaa 81. reaervet 0 playmg Randolph icheduir Oct.

at Orofton. Oel Hartington at Hartlngton; Oct. vlrw at Orofton. Nor, at Crofton; Nor. VerdlfTe at Verdigrr, Nor.

Nur. at Creighton STANTON LACKS EXPEBIENCE. BTANTON, Oct. ara only at Stanton high thla fail with only lour iattermen report- tug to Barcy E. Laubouts, football coach.

BAt Z4 OCT. ROMXR. Oct. Coach Raymond has a fit 34 out for IooUmiU at Homer htgb thu aea- aon. The llrat game rwulted in a aooro- leaa tie with Emeraon, Allan woo the aaoond, 13-4.

Lettermen include Oo-Oaptalna Oersld LongweU center, and Bdward Polly, end. Ereratt Laraon. Dick Skow, Hubert Alaway, Paul Ooodaeli. Al- rln Heck, Lawrenoe Oraham and Promising new Include Olen Theodore Summers Leonard Oraham Donald Wagner and Melrtn Erlksen. Schedule: Oct.

4-Newtaatle at Homar; Oct RoBkUe at Roaalie: Oet. bt Homer; Oet. 3 at Bancroft. Nbr. 11 at Homer; Nov.

IB at Homer. THBEE STEBLINO" IKTTEBMEN. BTBRLINO, Oct. Kargea hat only three men back from laat year a Sterling hlgb footbaL end the proapocta are rather dark reporting to Captain O. Kuak.

and Janaen, and W. Zink, Tbe team around 140 loading include Thompaon and Bchmlilt. aon and Bhroyer, Mteiler. L. Aden, Rhoten.

R. Aden. Bentalnger, Btelnkuter, Xhnen. Ehnen, D. Rhoten, L.

Wuak and C. baeka. Schedule: Oct. 14 Oct. at Lln- at Pawnee City; Nov.

at Peru Prep at Bterling; Nov. 84 at Bterling. hubhvixxe team ught RUBHVILLE, Oet. Althoute RuahvUle high baa its football roster tell, opened with a pair of Ridge defeated. 11-4.

and Hemlng- fotd turned back. 7-4. team it light, averaging only yunds. showing up well include and Kubik, and Brookft. at Orawferd; Ote.

at Gordon. Nov. tewtnga at Nov, at Chadrtm. ALBION WINS OPENEB. ALBION.

Oct. 4 Albion hteh opened tbe fooUmU season with a 13-0 win over Genoa Rlnspeter, Albion fullback, in Get. 14 Oct. at Norfolk; Oel. Noe.

at Stanton; Nov. Sohuvler at Btanton; Nov. Polnl at Stantim. HABTINOTON fTABTt LATE. HARTINOTON.

Oct. open- Hartington lootbaU aeaaon. tettar- Ing of aehool haa delayed the of men reporting to Ooach gra Captain David Ewing. Raglnald TPhrta. Clifford Livermore.

John Garvin ahd Ralph Ileckert. Sctedulf Oct. at Wayne; Crofton at Martiagtoo Oei. at Hartington, Nov. 4 at Harttngtoat at Bendolph; Nov.

Wakefmid at Hartington. California Tieg St, at 12 All DERKELEY, Csl. (UR). Ths names of Gut snrf WilHsms wers shootsd hy sxclterf spectstops Ssturdsy iRHImi tht nsw Cslifomls backs soorsil two touchdownt to tie the mighty men from tt Mspye, 12 to The men of Moraga came to tbls stadium overwhslming fsvorltSB crush ths Goldsn Bsspa DiRete fighting California slevsn mstdhed ths gaudily clad Moragsns Jo llns power, In brUitetet overhead attscke and In shSBT fight and determination. Upert.

SYRAfcUSE. N. Y. Ohio battling Bishops urday trimmed Syrwmae 19 to 12 under the eyes of 12.000 fans. victors scored from air.

Valley Golf Links Opposite Bethany Park OFEN TO THX PTJBUC Thift course fvill be maln- until cloeed by the weather man. One at long you tike Johnny Goodman, runnerup in the recent naUonal amateur timr- nev, will appear to an exhibition match at tbe Country club Sunday afternoon the proceeds to go to the community Goodman will pair with Pete Lyck, Omaha amateur, opposing Monk WUscm Uncote city champion, and Frank Reeve a best ball fcnireome. The match will start at 2 and the gallery fee will be 50 cents. Campbell r.i: D'Brien Hokiif klaateraoR Mathia Bauer Score by State Nebraska rt State Farrell Rot riamer Lichter Dana Dixon Impson R. Orefe Brhaf roth Theophtlus Berger for Beatty, for Garaer.

D. Orefe for Farrell, MeQucm for Smith, Martin for Winter, Harlan for Thenphllua. for CampbeU, for Kllboume. Stash for Maataraon. ter for O'Brien.

Mr for Masterson. Meier for Robb for Hokuf. Fahmbructi fwr tor Pfiurn for C. Hulbort, Referee. Edward W- rane.

Katamaxoo: umpire, head lineaman. Sec Ita: field Judge, B. L. Oklahoma. Beottsbluff Catlwdral d.

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Fraabita Falle City 8S. Table Bate Btarvard S3. Edgar Ctay Ceiitrr BEAL CLASS TO THIS WRESTLE MONDAY, OCTOBER 10th 4-H BUILDING FAIR GROUNDS LINCOLN msT PEMJMIHkEY STAETB AT 8:80 P. M. Ravlllsn Will me Heated If WeBther Requires.

um Service to Arena! ub Out of Three. Pat McGill Chas. Peters Wiener Ex-Bherlff Seml-Ftoale--2 Ace Judkins vs. Mickey Novak SL Om.ha—1« 2nd Fall with 15 Minute Time Limit Frances Stull vs. Ray a ESlAaaM Mondimain, 4 Miuttaraon.

Bauer, Bttbstltutiona: Iowa for Lichter. Bmtth for Beatty for Roe. Winter for R. Grefe. for Wimanaa.

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