The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 7

JOLRNAL AND ST AR. OCTOBER 16. 1332 Michigan Takes to Air to Defeat Ohio Stabileren by 14-0 Score Scrip, that good old subatttute for money win be back wills tkus week Tbe pbfMMt aea- r.tm. vou mav have beard, Saturday for a ten day stanc TKitsf ue NcbrsskSBS. and the law i It necessary far the fame vmmitmum to tbeiit bOOtCS.

la case vtm don't remember, the lew was designed to provide a way for hunters to recompense land- owners few the privilege Knd, free the a little knowledge of wnat wae going, it provided that ncrtp coupons abould oe issued- These coupoas, to bursters at fifty cents each, are redeemable by a landowner after being endorsed by the hunter. It was specified that the shooter should pav ont coupon lor each biro hilled. When a hunter turns over a piece of scrip to a fanner he isn't recompensing the landowner for the bird Itself, since the game property of the state. Rather, be NEWM1NS FORM PISSES ACCOUNT FOR Ann Arbor Crew Piiei Up Lead in First HaM to Come Tbru. OHIO BEST OH GROUND FLAMING YOUTH i jimmy comcon an COLTMBl'S O.

When have a will the wisp on Vour outfit who pitches there apparently isn't vepr much to worry about That the kind of a sharpshooter Coach Harrv Kiphe in Harry man so Michigan walloped property of tne siate. State is pa ling the board and room bill ur Mic higan achieve incurred by the pheasant during venie thf beating that vn for rara nM five minutea. having just been awsy from some other cornfield. IN OF FIVE. Aryway, tbe coupons are now on sale.

You can buy them either from the game commission at the mate capitol. or from any county clerk. They come in books of five, and if vou have any left over at the end'of tbe season they may be turned back in for cash. Ai to the season itself, tbe are Oct. 22 to SI.

inclusive, giving two week ends for hunting, ana right smack in the middle of the duck season, too. If a dyed in tbe wool hunter can't rig up some sort of combination with that to work he is just losing ambition, that alL All of the state's counties are except seventeen. It is still unlawful to hunt on land where vou aren't welcome; in other words, where the landowner given permission. Ten bucks and costa, if tbe man wants to press charges. Tags for taking birds out of open counties into those that are closed m-ont be required but vou must be ready to tell where and when you got your pheasants si a warden asks you.

NO BIG FLIGHT YET. Waterfowl shooting has quieted down on most fronts, even tho the tipvs on some of tbe better ponds manage to bring in fair sised nags. Reports from some of tbe hill counties are that mallards are beginning to trickle in from me northland, but not in large numbers. Has tbs big flight satrted is tbe question heard most these ua vs. surpassing even poli tica in interest.

It can be safely said that tbe tug flight is not yet under way. and may not get started as such this fall. It is possible there will he a steady movement of ducks and geese southward all thru tbe rest of October and November unless the weather tightens up right suddenly. Out near Waco there is a termer who isn't looking to Hoover or Roosevelt to bring him out at the slump. He happens to have a lot of water cm his land attractive to ducks and he has capitalized on iL For a dollar you can hunt a full day.

taking your chances cm the hunting. (And other hunters.) When your hunting day over, you can walk to a tent aet up near the house and buy a hamburger and a cup of coffee. He gets em going and coming. Many another farmer has learned that a decently located pond will help Into tbe scarlet and grev and made like ft. Newman threw his two touchdown.

in the first half and then in a large measure, called it dav. in the second half Mu war a great defensive team with Reg- eeri wafting the ball out of "N5TT everv time Ohio threatened to cross the sarred territory of the Wolverine goal There was one thing that you can aav for the Buckeyes, they lav diown on the Job Three times in the second half they were dangerously close to bumping tbe ball over tbe goal line They also were best on gains from scrim- when they within tbe fifteen yard line. stiffened. Ohio were batted down and Regecai booted out of danger Ohio State hardly realised that ft was in ball game bejore Michigan bad clicked for its first touch weak boot was mainlv responsible In Ohio territory' be fumbled one when punt was in order but be got Tne next one away. It was a however, and traveled out of bounds on his own 29-yard Newman went to work with the old aerial stuff.

Harry shot one pass to that put the ball cm the 15 -yard line then slicked thru to tbs 7-yard stripe. The same young man tossed back four yards on next try so Newman decided to exercise his right arm The ball ended up in the Regecxi who had only a few steps to go for the touchdown Newman place kicked the extra point. In the second period Michigan was loose again The drive opened with the ball in the Wolves possession cm their 34-yard line. Niwxmu3 Uipd a bit ol running and by the time he ended up. plus Ohio State penalty or unnecessary roughness the ball was cm State's 15-yard ribbon.

Fay inhaled another five and then Newman threw to "Williamson who absorbed the same right on the Ohio goal ime. Another step and be over. Once again Newman added the extra marker. By eg Murray HOSES OUT SOOHERS Young Hunter (r(N)M' at noitol Bearh KANSAS STATE FINOS TIGERS EASY VICTIM, TAKING 25-0 VICTORY Russell and Graham Tho Getting in Game Only Briefly. LATTER SCORES 3 TIMES MANHATTAN.

fUPU Kansas State college Saturday handed Frank Carideo university of Missouri football squad third consecutive defeat of tbe season and first in tbe Big Six conference race The score 25 to CL ate fair Missouri held the Aggies score- Texas used power steadily to shot first goose this wees firpt period, but at snital Beach lakf. touchdown the second, tw third and one in tbe final With victory assured Coach MrMillin Vet secondary carrg the brunt of the Missouri attack, honker, (me shot did the work appgirenttT preserving regulars The goose weighed seven JJJ Oklahoma clash next HELEN I Tie UAo CO I scamp GrOLC ttle hc 23- OlD an We, VC MO Cbt LETTRE 1q U3 OM HEtf FIlvHTH ATTEMPT. 5H0 iNlnt KOUN0 LorghoTTi Overcome Early Oklahoma Lead to Win 17-10 Triumph, DAULAS Tex. A ninety vard broken field run by Nil- hard sophomore back of the University of the bracer that revived fleeing of the here Saturday and they defeated the University of Oklahoma. to 10.

The Texans, fresh from their to 0 victory over Missouri scored their second consecutive victory over Big Six team before crowd of 15.000 Tbe came played tbe feature of Rat- program at the State fair u. m-erctime an early point lead for Oklahoma, and then go to victory over a lighter but haro igdt- ing opponent Score First. The fought evenly with the during the opening period, which scoreless; scored a field goal in the sec ond quartet and in the cloning period crossed tbe line 'i their touchdown 1 The were tbe first to after they had marched down tbe field to the 25- vard line Walker hit the line for five and cm the next Dunlap kicked a field goal with Kin running thru the line and circling advanced from ST-vard line to Oklahoma 4(1-yard line A Kov to Price, made it first down cm 'the Oklahoma 2 S-yard line anc Koy flipped a to Stafford who tossed the ball to Hillard who sprinted for the touchdown 1 a ------8 -x 1 x-ron Barber. 1011 So SBrd. -uot first goose hile hunting at Capital Beac lake.

The bird came over blind alone and, altbc gun loaded with a duck load he decided to chance bringing down the big Canada honker. One shot did the work. The goose weighed seven and had a wing spread of five feet GOOD MANAGERS PILE UP CASH FOR OWNERS East ball to Be lrirst of All a Business Old Heroes Fade BY w. NEW YORK After winning three American league pennants in for the Oklahoma clash next Saturday were not so bright at had tiern predicted for the Aggiaa at the end of tbe flrwt period 1th Douga! Ruseeli. star sophomors back, out of tbe game in the early and the restricting their performance to small group of were beginning to believe the cm forecast IW Kansas State awry At the opening of the quarter, how ever.

Me Millin brought out big Russell and Graham. who had been removed is first period and the anticipatsg power house drive apparent Loose. Eight consecutive mitu wwv uiJfr luri iioai uv iiiiyni ifiwiw i i i for thrtouchdow-m row taking second place for the to carry The third period ended with tbe roe and scoss with the ball in their year Mr McGillicuddT tbe Rainb Grm- HOOSIERS S10P IOWA IN BIG TEN MIX 12-0 Hokuf Old Ankle Injury on Sebrarka- Minnesota Game. JOHN BENTLEY. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn I the taxes duck if leased to DOANE TIGERS STOP BUENA VISEA 1 10 6 Crete Team Outplays lowans Scores Marker.

CRETE emerged victor in a rough and tumble grid struggle with Buena Vista of Storm Lake. here Saturday night. Coach Roy Pierce edging out with a 7 to decision The Tigers outplayed their Iowa thruout but proved costly, the fumbling three times In the first quarter when within the Buena Vista 10-yard line. Shortly after the start of the second period plunged over for the Doane touchdown from the 1-yard line, Weaver passing to Charley Stone for the extra point. Doane presented a wall in the fourth period when it held the visitors on the 6-inch line for downs.

Buena Vista scored in this period when one of the Iowan blocked a Doane kick and fell an it over the goal line. Tiger ameared the kick for the extra point. C. Stone kicking waa one of the of the game, each boot averaging about forty-five yards For Doane Stone. Tant, and in the line and O'Neill.

Bennett and C. Stone in the backfteld looked best. and Johnston were best for the lowans. Maclean, chancellor of the University of Nebraska from 1895 tc 1899, was among those congratulating Coach Bible on the fine showing of the Nebraska team immediately after the game He had been all summer and that he timed return so that he would not misa the Ne- braaka-Minnesota battle. A first glance around the dressing room after the game showed some pretty badly fagged youtha Aa far as an early checkup showed everybody came toru in good ahape, standing the battering of the Minnesota backs satisfactorily.

Htwrkeycs Threaten in Last Period, Bnt the Indiana Line Stiffens. BLOOMINGTON. Ind. UP. ln- football team displayed a varied attack to defeat Iowa here Saturday.

12 to 0, and gain its first Western conference victory of the season. A sparkling, smashing 24 yard rfpBh off the Iowa left tackle by Don Veller. slippery little halfback from Linton. clinched the Indiana victory on the third play of the second half Veller, a twisting runner with plenty of speed, cut back once, passed the scrimmage line and running almost without interference slid out of the of three Hawke ye to the goal line standing up. The had variety in their scoring.

In addition to the touchdown, they counted a place kick for a pomt after touchdown bv Lvona. giant negro end, A 25 vard field goal also by Lvona and a safety scored when Schmidt substitute Iowa halfback, stepped out of the end zone while punting Steve Hokuf pretty low eight. He aggravated his ankle injury and it may mean another week of root for him. He left in longer than the wanted to. becauoe they thought the might get in petition to ohoot him the vital pass.

Masterson. who been catching all of the Husker flips, waa to be used as the docoy. However, there waa never a time when the could try this. Facing that wind for the second and third a tough handicap for the Nebraskans. By the time they got the wind in the fourth period they were too tired to put on a sustained rally.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SOUTHERN METHODIST SNOWS ORANGE 100 of the have beer, a When you go bock over tbe you will rather fee? with the ball in their nesKior. on 2-yard line Dunlap plunged over for the touchdown Tbe try for point good Tbe tiring Oklahoma line withheld a touchdown drive early in --------------the fourth period on 6-yara verv consistent line, but unable to block field goal. The lineup. the find touchdown Ralph Graham the big fullback, took tbe ball over. End by Breen and accounted for much of the tne that Mr.

McGilliruddv ha? been a but it was Gmharo mho tore the Missouri line to abrada. Keihuhr Brmiv Cotetw Moody Priw Hilltaril Biaftord Koy Texme n. Oklahoma Comutt What the venerable manager of the meant that he did not make any money year, rta Bautin outh Whitt tnrtor Corev Watklm A. Star' 7 It 3 He sold three of star gown Graham try for the point foiled cm the firat touchdown. A recovered fumble opened tho way for the aecond toucb- tho Faurot muffed I exaa Outplay Syracuse Hmwrd after touchdown Blanton 2 Fiue lnter.ee- r- tional Scrap tL.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. The asm Mustangs of Southern Methodist m. left their aerial down in AN DER SCOREN jt lltlF a A 1 It will be Kansas next.

Bill former coach, here scouting the Huakerx. from behind goal line. It first victory over tbe in the history of their football relations. The Iowa smarting from stunning defeat in their Big Ten opener at Wisconsin a week ago, stepped out at the start of the game to outplay Indiana thruout the first penod. The Hooaiera appeared lethargic under the hot sun which beat down on the homecoming crowd of ten thousand.

The Hawkeyes flashed a sustained drive late in the final period taking the ball from their own 14-yard line down to the Indiana 31-yard line on a 17 yard run by Page, halfback and a long from Loufek good for 21 Here the threat ended, however, wtoifur- naas attempts were knocxec down by suddenly alert Indiana secondary. Tbe Mttler Dotty Mom Samuelnon loufek Muffiti Bctanetctmau Kuhn It Rh lh fb ludions Kenm Antonini Plcteey Wk tealuek era iwriode: lows Inti i 0 12 The Nebraskans played fifty- nine and fifty-nine ana of the hardest kind of football. And. probably stop, too, for that other fractional second if you saw a of any kind hit the ground. The State and Minnesota have proved one thing The have a stout defense.

When vou stop such a hack as aa thoroiy the did Saturday, you're doing something to be proud of. Coach Bierman had intended to use the Nebraska game a sort 1 of experimental laboratory. He gave up that idea early. Neither Bierman nor Bible had a statement to make after the game, both declaring themselves willing to otand cm the performances of their teams. The Nebraska team will be back in Lincoln at 1:05 Monday morn-.

la, but Win raaam to tbeto iSty.flv* yari po. end nm untoP kim ah wiki ortsxa KIMBAXJL Oct 1 tbe wtlto victory over Uuriei sbe prospecu ior St'ftiiSE the dp Kimbul cotecb 1 veiopec ime Id vtell Scbrduie Oct. at KunbfcU, Oct. at Kimbui. Nov 4 Mitchell Hi Milcheil; Kov nv-mftD kyrnuu bodge pole, 2 KixnOteb.

blades held to tic BLADEN. Oct liv-BUdertalgC upi-ned tbe lootbiU; vbsol playing Coach Krutl include Kermtt Clark. Gerald stem Orville Oaatruag, Orry Qlade CooauR, Jack Bar Morey. Hueiwii Mcllleoe Bcnedule Oct 21 iee tel Bladen, Oct. 4 at Bladen; Bov.

11 at No. 18 Guide Rock 3 Xuei. iL 4 --Hed Cloud at Red Cloud. WOOD 1 -AMK Ol TLOOK. WOOD LAKX.

Neb. Oct. nroBuects axe fairly at Wood Lase high tbie year with 16 mg to Coach N. oct as Oct. 21 at Wood Lake, Oct.

at Wood Lake. Ncu 4 at Ko ll AiukWorU. at Aineworth, Bo. at 34 alautlne at Valentine. two uwaw RUBHVILLE, Oct.

Ruhtnilie high has only two lettermen KlA roster MU has opened with a pair ol JP 8 Ridge was defeated 11 -X anti Hen.ir.glo, wat turned back. 2 8 The team light. averagtM onb pounds. Players showing up well induif Rranks and Kublk, backs, and Brooks. end.

Schedule net Oct 21 at Crawford. Oct. at Gordoi. Nov. Springr at RuaMUie, Hu.

18 at Cbadron. Texas and resorted to straight line plav to dowTi Syracuse 16-6 in their intersectional tilt in Arch bold stadium Saturday afternoon. Syracuse lacked a scoring punch when in enemy and threw away several other opportunities with costlv In the first five minutes erf play, Syracuse center, intercepted one of the few Mustang passes of the afternoon and raced 40 yards for the first Syracuse Southern Methodist scored in the first period and then capitalized on a Syracue fumble to collect another touchdown in the third penod and then added three more on a field goal. A trainload of Southern Methodist who accompanied their team here went over the victory, the first scored by the year. Friday HIGH NCHIHIl YALLET FOOTBALL VALLEY Oct, higb starting loot bal.

Uus year, tbe tmie in a decade Coach Everett G. Sano roi hat. la.r material and tbe kick i. Safety Indiana- Xabland Oentral at Omaha; No 11 -Blair at Weepmg Water at Valley; Nov Yark Wallops ISebrwika Central Cxillfff 23 to CENTRAL CITY, Neb. UP).

York college overpowered Nebraska SdSi Saturtoy 2S a.dow by tbe Pebtber. bed given Central an opportunity to WAYKE TWO W'AYNE Oct. 16 high opened the season with two vietoriaa, oe- 1 ting Walt bill, H-0. and winning a 32-0 victory over Randolph. Lettermen reporting to Coacb Ray Bolder are augbet Ounntoabam, Brown.

Btudiy. D. Hugbea Benkei. m'rmar. Promising new material includes Panhallow Ahern Rod Ougan Miller.

Bala. Bengger It waa intereating to watch the reaction of the Husker following the game- They came out to shake Bibie a hand, they I tried to atorm the dreaaing room Entries Still Open trM to atorm c-. Sute Amateur Meet to give the boya a pat Ut back. town in the firat quarter put Ne- braaka Cientrml out in front tout Moline York halfback, carried the the aecond quarter and Heraey placekicked to tie the score With nineteen amateur already signed up Hanford Clark is stili receiving entries for the state amateur boxing tourney to be staged here Oct. 25.

26 and 27. Boxers interested can get in touch with Clark by telephone by calling 4614 or by writing to Most of them had come to Miane- to watch their favorites snowed before a team thatpoa- eeaaed far more manpower. Mwtoe sweep the Gophers off their feet for a time, hto. to OR Harstobll. tbey topptol to 10 mentc were in victory.

Graham. York quarterback, in the third quarter on a lateral paaa from SeigeL an end. Heraey mimed the try for point but booted a thirty-yard placemmt for three early in the fourth quarter and made good another Oct. 21 at Bloomfield. Nov 3 at Wayne.

Novll- Wakelield at Wakefield Kw 1 Bmux City at South tom City. Harvard Up Big Score mb Penn CAMBRIDGE, Harvard's powerful football team, playing easily, overwhelmed a hard fighting Penn State eleven. 46 to 13, after overcoming an early weakness against long forward passing. The Nittany always dan- daveteek 2, Mw attendrai Lteeote 8 Jarkaon Bethany rete ri, Kearney Vymorr 6. Bnntrtee Central Friend 18.

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21. Reafteynn MeFherooa Valley CID TcuteS- Xmklar Ctemw Woffotd teiato Cariteaa Bowling Cteeea 14. Traakjwania 3. Laten eoUrj ON LATERAL ym SECOND Qt ARTEK aged the team (Continued from Page 5-A). Gopher touchdown The kick actually lost six it bounced backward when it struck the ground.

Two at the Husker line showed the they weren going any place on running plays bo they Hhifted to an overhead game and came forth with that much discussed touchdown play The thing that undoubtedly stopped the Husker defense mo mentarilv was when Robinson lateral hit the ground. But it all the time tnat needed to scurry for the goal line The Gophers had the wind at their backs again in the third period with the result that whatever the could do offensively checked toy punts by' Sauer that chmb into the wind and long Lund The Gophers began kicking early, on first and second down shoving the deep in their own territory. But the Husker line refused to give at crucial and the aeriai attack of the Gophersw cnt for naught. Muskers Stop Threat. Coach Bible decided to give his first string backfield breathing spell at as the fourth quarter opened but the greeted the reserves with a which put the Gophers on the Nebraska yard line.

Back came the first i string in a hurry. Trying desperately the last few of the game almost cost the another touchdown. intercepted a by Sauer and ran to the Husker 11-yard line. On the first Kil- bourae dumped Lund for a five yard loss. made it back on a spinner.

Lund could go only a yard on a sweep following a lateral. Elv dumped Lund for a two yard loss on fourth down to stop that, the last of many threats. The had just time enough for one play. Sauer tossed a long one to Masterson but he was smothered and it fell untouched the final gun exploded. The sumary; to tbe Chicago White Sox and en dentfv giving up the idea of winning a pennant next or for some to come The national pastime a butu- It not suffice to be successful from the artistic or liase- ball point of view.

A manager must bring in money to the box office. When he not do that he might be (lassed a failure. The great do that. Mr John Joseph McGraw showed no red in the Giant for the thirty years or more that he num- aged the team Mr. Miller Huggins, with the help of a most expensive collection of showed for the Mi Wilbert Robinson while he 32-vard line and Weytorew up the ball It took Rusaell juat two behind excellent interference to put the ball the 3- vard line, and Graham took it over an the next pisv.

Graham for pomt from placement was blocker. -r A penalty gave State the ball on the Missouri 45-yard line later in tbe period Breen and Graham gained fifteen un two Cm the next Graham vent around right end for a touchdown Graham paaaaa to Russell for the extra point. Early in the fourth quarter, punt wa? blocked partially, and the ball rolled out of bounds on the Misoun 27 -yard line. Busby and Stoner, alternated on (HIU gyt AlteWwl Mr Wilbert Robinson while be U)e bal) diking po- manger of the turimd drove it over. The lineup: that team from a deficit to one of the most consistent money in baseball, after he had charge for a few He made out of And baseball being a business, that the first duty of manage.i I to show profits.

The matter of a secondary consideration Of course if you con have both, that is fme. But first you must show Another Hero Out. Tbev do not last forever. Now the announcement that alter Johnson, who has been with tbe WashmgtoD American league club since 1907, been released manager. Walter Johnson not only was one of the greatest the national pastime ever knew, but in every way he a credit to the game He ranked with Christy Mathewson a player and as a good influence.

The game is loBing some of its greatest of late. In one vear Wilbert Robinson, who been connected with baseball for nearly fifty years, ousted as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers; Mr. John Joseph McGraw, because of ill health, as active manager of the in hi? thirteenth year in that post; Rogers Homsbv relieved of the post of manager of the Chicago Hornsby, of course, is of the younger generation. One magnate talking ovei these said. w'onder the interest in the game is declining, when in one vear it such Wilbert R.obinson John McGraw and Walter Johnson Something should be done to keep men of that caliber connected with the game, if not in active work, by some sort of association which would make the public that respected and loved them feel that they haa not been shunted out of sight entirely.

BArtei P. Tttckai Olli Jo Danni tri a Stale PkM ZocRaar MtoteMl Blaine Weybraw Shatter m. Auburn to Beat ATLANTA. Ga. Alabama Polv raised season to four straight Saturday, scoring a last minute touchdown to ci- 'fat Georgia Tech 6 to 0 in the rain before a crowd of 5.000 spectators.

The field soggy and slippery and the wet ball caused many some of which prevent ed possible touchdown The game featured by extensive punting. Firpo substitute halfback. scored the' touchdown in game the fourth quarter ended. BOWLING Pennej Hulbert OBner. Joy MaateraoB Mattale Battrait .11.

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The first fall came rt qb la Officials Referee. Fred Gardner. umpire, Ira Illinois; field Nick li.eanu>. Depuul; linesman, G. L.

Bimpeon Mmneeota 0 4 tersor. Mlnnraota Mandera tn? for point: Mmnraota. Mandara Nebraska aunstltuttone: Roby for Joy. tioteui far Fen- nev. Kllbourne for Bishop lor Cami- bail.

Bctaleuter for bflmTi for Hut- bert for BraweL. Fahrabarucb lor Millar for Btaata lor Bauer. Brwro. for Dateus Minneaota. Bwaru for Gnffm Btaamplm Koaki for Apmann.

Laraon for Rotatnaon, Tenater for Denneriy for Koaki. Stanford Stop West Coast Army 26-0 PALO ALTO. Calif. (UP). Stan second and third led bv Ken Afflerbaugh, paaaed and plunged thru a 26 to 0 victory over the West Coast Army here.

Coach Glenn Warner kept on the bench, saving them for next with I McCauley 11.138 The commercial value of senti- uncolk ladu lxagle. ment to the game should not be Kauiman underestimated. Baseball are LocfcHrd sentimental and the should cultivate sentiment, whether HaftnmB they feel it or schmunk .173 177 I .176 .133 161 i 160 iso .148 Pheasant Shooting Immr Opens October Are Yen after 21 minutes and 56 ra a minutes. IS week important clash gave the Crimson a much andI the second mmures, a needed testing. YTe have some real in new and used guna.

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