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i U. DROPS GRID 34-7' Bq RALPH WAGNER Sports Editor. 0 MAM- Cards Hava Had Mora Than Tbair Skara Bruins Wail at Straak of Bad Luck CARDS UNABLE TO COPE WITH BISON POWER- Tony Milone Counts Only, Touchdown With 27-Yarc Dash in Third Period SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, Callihan May Be Lost to Nebraska COLLINS RETURN ADDS SPARK TO FALTERING CUBS Ripper Back in Lineup as Chicago Drubs Phillies; Giants Win Hold Lead Charlie Grimm's Cubs have been squawking about their hard luck. At least Chicago writers and wrigley publicity men would have you think that, like bats, each player had an assortment of favorite crutches and a crutch-boy. not a bat-boy, to take charge of them.

The Cubs have had their troubles, but take a look at the Deanless Cardinals. Cardinal fans had counted on Paul Dean to recover some of his 1935 form after a poor year in 1938. They were not counting too strong, say 12 to 14 wins. They got none. It was natural to expect more from Jerome Dizzy Dean.

Last year he won 24 games and had the third best earned run average in the league. He lied the league number of games pitched, completed and innings pitched and was third choice as most valuable plaver in the league. This season, a broken toe, a bad arm and Diz has won only one game since July 4. Winford Cards' Mound Star Jim Winford was the Cards' second best pitcher in the matter of earned runs. In addition, he wm.

like Dean, another workhorse. Appendicitis caught up with Big Jim early in the season and he wasnt in enough games to get his name in the averages. Pepper Martin was to go great guns agln this year. lie has been ailing, and able to get in the ga me once a week now as pinch-hitter. Durocher, led in shortstops in fielding last year, has been Indisposed.

Played about half time or less. Ogrodowski, expected to be regular catcher, has been ailing and just recently was able to return to the lineup Add Believe It or Not According to Sid Keener, sports editor, St. Louis Times-Star, the Browns have scored more runs this year than the pennant-headed New York Giants! And this is the eighth consecutive year for the Browns to finish in the second division, usually in the second half of the second division. Kreiger Starts Ballyhoo Cart Adam Kreiger, who says hes the western division manager of 01 "Jawn Pesek, the National Wrestling association's champion, announces that Jawn" will make the first defense of his title in Lincoln next Tuesday night. Just why or Jawn" picked out a small town to display his championship.

ability when Philadelphia, Los Angeles andtowns of such size are angling for the man services, is not quite dear. Neither the Missouri river, for that matter. Western Division Manager Kreiger. pooh-poohs Steve Savage's right to a match with the champ." Why, said Mr. Kreiger in his Sunday English, the 'champ has tossed Mr.

Savage no less than six times. I believe Mr. Savage should go out and get a reputation, foist. Period Stuff, Maybe Pittsburgh is the team to beat for the mythical national football title, Nice news for bowl late in the season Says says St. 'Benedict college is a soft touch? The snappy little Benedict club, my little footballers, has won 15 straight 1 They open the Creighton schedule next Saturday night Card from Gene Holmes from Port Arthur, Ontario, informs that he Is on his way to catch a muskie at Cliff lake Ill have to see proof of Mr.

Holmes catch, knowing the young man as I do Wonder how Tom Bowie is getting along Creighton has a prize freshman footballer Nearly every big school in the country has been after the boy Hoy Habaker can boast of his prowess with a trap gun to anyone but oT Bill Mickel Roy was pouring it on Bill at the Skget dub recently, and even went so far as to offer William a seven handicap out of 25 rocks for a five-spot Now five bucks is $5 and can buy a fair amount of hay" and Bill isnt one to pass up an oppor iccepted thi to straight Ha bakers standing up well under the ribbing, but his reputation as a rock-buster has dropped, along with some of the stocks Mel," proprietor of the Golden Goose, is backing a team in the Czech Commercial yai qTcl ABE LYNX HELD TO DRAW IN GRID OPENER MISSOURI VALLEY, la. Sept. 1 17. The Abraham Lincoln grid I squad from Council Bluffs ran into a tartar here Friday night In the Missouri Valley eleven and wound up with a 8-6 tie In the opening game of the gnd Season for the Lynx. Missouri Valley Jumped Into 6-0 lead In the opening quarter and maintained Its advantage at the half.

The Bluffs club rallied In the third period to push over the tying touchdown but filled to convert. Late Lynx scoring' threats were checked by the stalwart Missouri Valley line. The lineups: MO. VALLEY Pm. UC LWX Wall, L.

Balka Unlavi ti. Masaf ar tamta jC i -1 Mrlta ft ft ft a L.H Pataftaa feoortalo Ml 4'alte 7ft Taaaaat ft ftartl KEARNEY WINS ON LONG PASS KEARNEY. Neb, Sept. 17. Norman Harris fired a 38-yard pass to set the stage for the only scoring play of the Kearney col-lege-Bethany 'Kan.

football game here tonight. The Nebraska Antelopea won 7 to 0. Harris' pass to Btegeman put the ball on the two-yard line with about 50 seconds to play In the last. quarter. On the next play Johnny Partlek crashed off tackle for the score.

He also booted the extra point. Kearney had things their own way throughout but the stubborn Kansans refused to budge when they backed up on the last white stripe. Bethany's passes threw many a scare Into the Kearney crew but the Antelope running attack was too good for Bethany. 1 INTER-CLUB FETE FOR GOLFS KING Omaha's country clubs. Happy Hollow.

Field. Highland and Country. will stage an Interclub celebration In honor of the national amateur champion. Johnny Goodman, at Happy Hollow, nest Friday. Competition will be open only to.

members of the above named clubs. The big banquet will be at 7 o'clock. Wykoff to Head Bluffs Mat Card Lee Wykoff, who scoffs at the N. B. A.

for naming John Pesek ruler of the wrestlers, will open the Council Bluffs Indoor rassllng season Thursday. Sept. 33. at the Bluffs auditorium against Abe Friedman of New York city. Promoter Charley Loch has yet to sign a prelim but has Fred Gobmler of Harlan.

Ia, and Steve Kayak. Toronto. Canada, mixing in the semiwindup. Leave State Open For Pheasant War LINCOLN. Sept.

18. Mb The state game commission announced today it will leave the entire state open for pheasant hunting from Oct. 17 to Oct. 36. despite protests jfrom Madison county.

I Frank B. O'Connell, chief stale conservation officer, said the com-; mission has found It impossible to enforce the law in closed counties. Newark Sweeps Playoff Series SYRACUSE, N. Sept. 17.

OP) Newarks "Wonder Team reached the International league's play-off finals tonight by whipping the Syracuse Chief. 3 to 1, for a sweep of the four-game semifinal aeries. BILL CALLIHAN Ineligibility may toas Husker ace for lost. Heavy Scrimmage lor Bluejay Gridders 1937 'Wild Bill' May Be Lost their own practice field after the Sunday workout Schwarts was In Des Moines scouting Drake in Its game with Central Friday snd in his absencs John Bull Pollsky and Wilbur Eaton herded the lads through a signal drill, brushing up for today's rough ork. MORE ON 8ICK LIST Increased by three lads with colds, the injur- list reached serious proportions Friday.

Dick Vana, John Corcoran and Bob Koberg were too busy snuffling to practice, and Joined John Sag-gau. Mike DIAndrea. Kayo Ro-blno. Andy McGrath, Vernon Gaston and Joe Narkevltz on the no drill squad. Those still active, however, are gaining weight dally at the groaning Fort Crook table.

Punching Paul Hartnek, for Instance, added eight pounds to hia 300 within five days. Sylvester Lulu" Lulin-skl, junior tackle, still does the biggest business, though, with his 337 pounds. Don Barnes, sophomore back. Is close to Lulu with 217 pounds to tote. PLAYS RAGGED Plays still looked rough during the signal practice.

Pollsky kept his eye on one eleven while Eaton supervised another. If they line up for scrimmage as they did Friday they'll go like this: sens am remind l.e tnniiHin lAkatJ L.T UN L.C Cramtr NfKI m2ft! i OBinq Ttawn 4 ft Qtartmoa Jta 2taH Motel M.H HaM MksN Kft Mowok Wilcox, Funk in Softball Final WILCOX. Neb, Bept. 17WII-cos and Punk advanced to the finals In the softball tournament here by coasting to easy victories In semifinal contests. Wilcox walloped the Loomis Maytags.

18 to 1. and Funk shut out Hildreth, 9 to 0. British P. G. A.

Finals Are Postponed by Rain STOKE FOGE8. England, Sept 17, (JV-Percy Allies held a three-hole lead over Jim Adam, at the end of the first 18 -hole round of their 86-hole match tor the British P. O. A. championship today.

A heavy rain made the course unplayable this afternoon and the final 16-hole round was postponed until Saturday. Home Run Standings Friday Hamtra Hate. lodiaiM 0fiiirft. In4iaM Hue Cardinal Tta ItaDn DlNafite. Tankfpa DiNatite.

Tinkfpa Green be re. TlwA tehrjf. Tiiilwea Fou. Red lark, Tiiora Aitartcao NatMOftl Xtlial ese 7SX RMM SAM SNEAD No More Football WAHOO. Neb, Sept 17, Luther college has i jcontlnped football this year because of dearth of material.

The Ripper's back folks; the Cubs are looking up again. Question before the house now Is whether Rip Collins Isn't returning too tote to do the Cubs much good In their National league pennant chase after the Giants SM11 3' game behind the New Yorkers, and with only 16 to go. the Cube are rapidly running out of ball frames. Collin' return to active duty Friday, for the first title slnre he broke an ankle and Charley Grimms hcart-r-on August 10, aw marked by the best performance on the part of the Cubs In days. Both offensively and defensively they were a far different collection in-knocking off the Phillies.

10-2. than they were in dropping three out of four to the Bees Just previously. FRENCH HURLS Although the big show was provided by. Larry Prenrh. with a five-hitter, and Gabby Hartnett, with three hits and five runs batted in.

Collins was on hand at the slways-dangerous rpark that the Cub have been miXMng since he Joined the hospital brigade. He made only one hit. but that came in the thick of the Cubs' six-run first Inning rally. Pending the three-game series with the Giants, beginning next Tuesday, and the final week of play, during whlrh the Oiants are faced with the double-header bogey-man on four straight day, il appears at this writing that tlir Cubs are slmnt certain to wind up no better than second. GIANTS KF.EP PACE The Gianis.

well un tlir road to their most enjoyable western twins of the year, won tlicir fourth victory in five starts and stayed well out In front. Harry Oumbert got away to a shaky start, but tightened and allowed only three hlta through the tost eight Innings as the Giants topped the Reds. 6-3. The Cardinals, doing their best to get back into the thick of the fight, stretched their undefeated string to seven games including six sin and a tie and they did it at the expense of no leas terror than Boston's Bees. Lou Fette gsvs Johnny Mlse the high hard one in the eighth and Johnny did Just as expected with it.

so the gas house gang came through. 2-0. Pittsburgh's pathetic Pirates had a big eight-run seventh inning snd best the Dodgers, 10-4. Rain washed out three of the American league games, leaving the spotlight to fall exclusively on Johnny who atretclied his undefeated pitching winning streak to 12 straight with a four-hitler that gave the Indians a 4-1 decision over the Red Sox. STANEfSTARS IN 6-3 VICTORY VALLEY, Neb- Sept.

17. Eddie Stanrk. Omaha star, pitched and batted the Papllllon dub to victory over Springfield here Friday afternoon. 0-3. Eddie chipped In with four timely blows In addition to flinging a fine b-hlt ball game.

Bennington shut out Wann. 2-0. In the other Platte Valley tourney game played as a feature of the Douglas county fair. Seven Wann errors didn't help the fine flinging of Axberg. the losing hurler who allowed but three hits.

The score: a. x. a-nnlnftr I4Q nno 144 Ml Wan S00 404 0O- 4 auiMM UoMrl ud 1. Onat: Ax-krs Poux. E.

Papllllo, 44 044 IMS- IS Sprinxf leM OM 404 1 4 Ban.rm eianrk Co mm do; Bnioar an, Bahaa. Midland Loses Crack Wingman FREMONT. Neb, Sept. took Its first toll of the see-son in the Midland college football camp Thursday when Axel Bund-gaard. Brush.

Colo, veteran end. went out with a damaged leg that will probably keep him on the bench when the Warriors go to Yankton next week. Lewis Loses LEWIS, Ia, Sept. 17Anlla more experienced high school eleven defeated Lewis here Friday afternoon, 19-0. FARGO, N.

Sept. 17. Led by the strong all-round play of Its taw stellar halfbacks. Ernie Wheeler and Carl Rorvig, North Dakota Agricultural college opened It North Central conference football season with a 34-to-7 victory over Omaha university here tonight. The North Dakota Bison, smartly directed by- Churk Pollock.

tackle, were more than a match for the Cardinal, and the regulars played only slightly more than half the game after giving' tlie 20 point to work nn before they departed midway in the second quarter, returning tote In the third period to register a fourth touchdown four pia after their Insertion. Wes Phillip, fullback, led the Bison smashing game, battering his way through the Omaha forward wall for consistent gains. Tony Milone. a 165-po ind bark from Omaha, scorrd the Cardinals lone touchdown, sprradinr, the Bison forwards on wlit looked like a pas, then raring 37 yrds. to after the Cardinals had penetrated Bison territory for the only time in the game vln the air.

Omaha's offense, paced by the play of Royce Blown and Bill Kuiper. never threatened except tlirough the air. In the line. Joe Mazarrl at center was the standout. The lineups: nvi4 hi.

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C. OrMraita L. firm 1 JAY FRESHMEN FROM 8 STATES The first 17 freshmen that checked In for Creighton football came from eight different states. Those on tlie erly squad include A1 Truscott. Omaha Central, fullback, and John Hurt, Central, halfback.

Others were Tom Hcflep. Len-ora. Pa, 260-pound tackle: BUI Golden. Omaha, center: Walt Id-ziak, Whiting. Ind, guard: Leo Seib.

Evansville, Ind, quarterback: Adam FudaU. Chicago, Tom Knolla, Chicago, halfback. Joe Busalacchl. Milwaukee, quarterback: Ed La Sots. Niagara.

Pall, fullback: Bill Erkhardi.1 Rochelle, 111, lineman; Willis Long. Missouri Valley, Ia, lineman; John Reilly. Cedar Rapids, back: Harold Cergen. Geneva. Neb, fullback, and Ray Scott.

Eik Point. 8. and Henry See. bioux Palis. S.

tackle. Irish Gridster Gels His Man. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 18.

iP- -A former Notre Dame football player, now a detective, today shot and seriously wounded Michael Montana ro. 28, described by Police Capt. James Ryan as one of the biggest of the remaining Phil- adelphla gangsters.1! For six months. the former foot. -bailer.

31-year-old Richard "Pete McClure of Clearfield. Pa, has hunted Montanaro. Indicted for two holdups in Philadelphia and Chester. Pa. McClure, an end.

mas a member of the Notre Dame squad In 1925 and 1926 under the late Knute Rorkne. He has been a detective for five years. Budge to Play Exhibition Match LOS ANOELES. Sept. IS.

California's Donald J. Budge I leaded a list of Internationally noted tennis players slated for a round1 of exhibition matches today In preparation for the 11th annual Pacific southwest tournament, which starts 8iinday. Budge, world's amateur single champion, wm teamed with Helen Jacob of Berkeley In a mixed doubles against Alice Marble of San Francisco and Baron Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany. Percy Alliss Is British Champion STOKE POGE8. England.

Sept. 18. (47 Percy Alliss today won British P.O. A. championship, defeating Jim Davis 3 and 2.

Allhs. held a three-hole lead at the end of the first 18 holes Friday and maintained his advantage In the final round today. Brugnon. 8-6, but dropped tl second, 5-7. Mrs.

bloody, whose tost slniii appearance In tournament pli she won at Wimbledr In 1635, entered the mixed doubh of the present tournament ar will play with Baron Gottfried vt Cramm of Germany. The tournament proper star Sunday, following the arrival i other seeded player from the eu Speedy Back Has Book Trouble snapptTpractice LINCOLN. Sept. 17. UP The possibility that Bill Callihan, fullback.

might be scholastically ineligible cast a slight shadow as MaJ. Lawrence Biff Jones sent his University -of Nebraska squad through a routine workout today. LINCOLN. Sept. 17.

Bill Jones kept his Friday afternoon practice fast and snappy as he finished off an even week's work with the 1937 Cornhuskers. The Blffer called for nothing unusual during the course of the afternoon's events, but the atmosphere remained as It was at the start, plenty of snap and drive. Punting and blocking again held the spotlight, with Johnny Howell playing the part of the major domo. Johnnys punts were getting the most distance, and showing the best form, while his blocking was almost up to Ms last year's efforts. the off at the shoestring style.

Jim Mather, the sophomore speed artist from Arapahoe, also showed up weU In the kicking drills. George Porter of Denver and B1U Anderson were putting down some good boots, and showed they may make Howell look his laurels soon. Roy Link" Lyman, took his line candidates aside and gave them a long drill on offense. Link had Dohrman and Richardson working the ends. Shirey and Doyle the tackles.

English and eh ring on the guards, and Charley Brock the center. Biff" closed the days workout giving a few minutes to some new trial plays and then sent the boys to the showers. With the freshmen game only a week off. Biff la wondering if he can whip the boys Into shape in the short five days left. Minnesota meets North Dakota on the same date and will have one regulation game under its belt before they Invade Memorial stadium.

The Varslty-FMshman game at Nebraska la usually nothing more than a track meet of eligible men running from the bench to the field for a few minutes play and then back to the bench. Part of Nebraska's chances with the Gophers, then, will depend on how much Biff can test his men next week-end, snd line up two or three presentable elevens to match the Northerners. Results On Nations Grids LOCAL MICH SCHOOLS it. a.1, St Ss Sal, yea eases non schools tyMTO Xa ah NjMff) daweee ee ee a RoUtter MViN, 0a I IllfelSi HWRPj 0 iftaltqflMMNll, Montana HW MrtMMffs i 1004 BG0 0CROOL0 Alllti 10-a A a a Mnr, 03 A Rnd Oak, XI Ij Eaiia rmvf, 1 Cedar Katada ST RHIp Plata, 10 Maoat MtafMd, 0 ftawiM, Saw Msstads, Niffiws, XT. NMWfUMi IjiimrI.

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Rtehmoad, 0. 0 Homo allege, 0 Voltaf City Ttatavt, 0 Delta Matt Teactan, IX, 1 Denison Swamps Audubon, 53 to 0 DENISON, 8epL 17. Two sets of backs behind a line that functioned well ran roughshod over Audubon here Friday night, 53-0. piling up 406 yards from scrimmage and (6 yard on passes. bowling league this year, and has provided his lads with showy shirts, a large golden goose being ini harV Now its time to see if I can find Dailey.

inscribed on the SAM SNEAD FIRES 68 IN OPEN MEET By HENRY HOLDEN Creighton's football team in the making will display the results of eight days at Port Crook at 3:30 this afternoon when Coach archie Schwarts orders scrimmage. The Bluejays will return to Gridiron Games Games Saturday NEBRASKA HIGH SCHOOLS fvffwad lateod hmpahar. Motano il Wtar. Harvard at tarsia, Rrd flood at Haifa NORTH CENTRAL 1 Moakato at Moth Dakota Mata Room Itata at Oooftfe Dakota. STATE COLLEGES IOWA HIGH SCHOOLS VRttara at Afloat, ftariada at Rod -Dak.

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Ia, Sept. 17-VU-liaca high school's grid team swamped Griswold here tonight. 33-6, in the season's opener for both teams. The Invaders ran the Griswold ends at will to pile up their margin. i Wertman.

half, and argon, halfback for the visitors, were offensive stars while Shuler and Woodward played well for the losera. ed Spencer, 4-3. several weeks ago, the Iowans have been traveling at a fast dip. having won their last four games. Their fast means of conveyance has enabled tliem to play dubs as fir north as Wisconsin.

The lineup Wnw Paa. Omaha hum, Na, Stank, anil, Bu, Park, Ray Klortar Trank Mania Ray Blank i. KrtrU un ft a. I OM William W. krhrammaa 1 Jom CHICAGO.

Sept 17. (INS) gnead of White Sulphur Springs. W. Vs, turned in smashing subpar 68 today for the first 18 holes to take the lead In the western open golf championship. 73-hole medal play tournament which opened today at Canterbury Country club.

The West Virginia pro scored 14 pars and 4 birdies over the windswept Canterbury course to shave four strokes from par. Snead was out In IS, one -under par, and came home with a 33. Jimmy Thomson. Shawnee-an-Delaware. Pa, bettered par by two strokes with his 70 to take second place.

Thomson toured the first nine with a 36 and took 34 on the Incoming nine. Ughthorse Hrrry" Cooper of Chicago, one of the favorites to lift Ralph Guldahl's a 73. Gridder Plays In Sleep Spencer Poloists Fly To Meet Omniums Queen Helen Returns To Courts, Wins CEDAR TALUS. Ia, Sept. 18, Jack Cross Is the kind of a player a coach likes to have on his football squad he lives and sleeps tin game.

A familiar cry of all right, hike," disturbed his fraternity brothers at Iowa State Teachers college. In-j vestigation showed Cross, an end, gunning through a series of plays In hli sleep. Humboldt Bows HUMBOLDT. Neb, Sept 17 Humboldt dropped a 13-8 decision to the Texas Black Spiders, Iowa State titiehelders. on the opening day of the Richardson county fair.

Something new in the way of polo club transportation Is being introduced In Omaha by the Invading Spencer 'la. I team which meets the Omaha Polo club at Ak-8ar-Ben field Sunday. The Iowans. backed by their chamber of commerce which is taking an active interest In the dub, will fly to Omaha Sunday morning, several hours before game time. 1p.m.

Although the Omahans defeat LOB ANGELES. Sept. 17. An exhibition match heralding the return of Helen Wills Moody to major tennis featured today's program of the annual Pacific-Southwest tournament at Los Angeles to club. Mrs.

Moody and Francis X. 8hlelds. movie actor end ex-Davls cup star, defeated Dorothy Bundy Bants Monica and Jacques 4-. jS-f "r-".