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5H OOT NG THE 1 Vx BASKET BASKET 8ALL 15 TO I ENJOY A GREAT SEASON HERE Jnufej urH I SUeoLV0 1 INVASION OMAHA NEBRASKA NOVEMBER 14 1915 kb rlL 8 "ftffll Bl pjjg "TE ga uiim ujtg tUHf i I i 1 i I il Li i ti' gLeijv I ii I I i i mil the Best Punter GUERNSEY YALE TEAM un punt Avalanche of Half Dozen Touchdowns Mai KI ward Pill Hr Heath left guard Ry Gray rl tit guard Abbott Shield left tackle Harry Baujan Chamberlain qua rterhnck Score by ebraska Phelan 2 1014 Yale 19 Princeton Slade Kanxiis fty Notre Dame four for 110 yards by Creighton nix for 170 yards Kansas 10 Nebraska 5 Itmlscy con fur linesman Quigley St head lineman things to them that ought to bo delated by did swamped bqmfoozlcd hornaw Off fifth comsec CYCLONES TROUNCE THE Earl Wise HAWKEYES INGLORIOUSLY NORTH HOLDS SOUTH of at (Continued on Page Two S) the Worcterklr full Of two teams here today Just fert os Action Picture Showing Wonderful Hoosier Offense (Continued on Two 8) ootball Scores 4V Andover 10 13 I 9 9 from the appeared left half fnllbnck Chicago accessories so are working like sixty is the wotrt through the Bergman Bachman mod cush over Notre Dome Creighton Stone Hanson arlimnn somewhat te agslnst Notre Emmett Keefe Hugh O'Donnell had tle Graft James (Cap) Holt I Gillespie Neilson umble Losing Siiliatit utiona By the of and a nd perfect passes featured South Dakota's bnl moments pre lef masses of right halfback fullback left ac JOIO Yale 1911 1912 Prim II IO 6 3 Whitman 0 0 MISSOURI NOW HOPES TO DEEAT JAYHAWKERS Morgan for Ofrlelala I111I Brennan North Dakota Mann Taylor i tngerson McClintock Schultz lynch Tohnson Mckay Txiwe Helmkay James Trying to Tick the Host for tlie Gunie With Sioux City of experts on soccer foot Its attack touchdowns contributed by bis pals THE lINEUI' Position right end Nebraska men of the who 11 Committee Is is jiarve Mnpietnn Jack Shannon (Cap) Johnny Hale Dntch Bergman Stanley Cofall Boy Mnrty hinnagnn Carl Lutes In all the Mis souri valley either in or out of the conference there is no punter this year on a football team who is able to keep up with the terrific set by Earl ROCKNEY ORGOT LUTE IN CORNHUSKER BATTLE ORM SOCCER MEN OBSERVED BY EXPERT least a touchdown the second quarter planted squarely un line But the local perfectness of play to put it scrimmage line left tackle for the visitors Score by Periods 3 the University of Iowa (2) Jim Stanley Cofall Dutch Il'ichmun b'or Notre Dame Stanley Cofall f4 Jim Phelan tmn Omaha opinion of witnessed was more was goal lie enable them the A committee ball form is busy Just now watching the four teams tn the Omaha City league nnd endeavoring to get a line of Die men beat qualified to participate in the game at Rourke park on Thanksgiving day The only man whose pi a co appears to be cinched Just now Is Prchal th" demon Bohemian goalkeeper AU of the other ten offices are still in doubt and the committee admits it is up against a hard problem The winning team Thanksgiving day will opixise the Sioux City team the fol lowing Sunday for the championship of Iowa nnd Nebraska It la understoooi! the Sioux City squad will be loaded with a lot of crack the local teams to bn in shape There will bo each at Miller park and will be refereed byVhhnn mo th llv was brought into scrimmaged A A very bal fumble by Charley Nigro tn the first few seconds of he receiving Notre Dame's kick off helped the Hoosiers to put over their first touchdown and materially took the pep out of the Creighton men Nigro not only fumbled the ball but failed to recover it and the South Bend boys marched across the line without seemingly any Interference from tiieir opponents Creighton muffed a splendid oppor 'tunitv to score at KniiMis City tthletic chib rrfereej Doc llcilly hnnnn amplrei Clnudc McBride Kniihii City Athletic club bend Parliman and Vidal for Coyotes Star in the Wide Open Game ootball Dope Through East Upset When Old Eli Trounces Princeton 13 to 7 The progress with ends or the Ames Wins State Championship of Iowa in Presence of 15000 Men and Women the promises and the dozen thousand barbed wtro entanglements that Ames Man Breaks Record Winning Cross Country Run Lawrence Kas Nov 13 The an nual Missouri valley intercollegiate cross country run held jifet before the Cornhusker team came on the field Rodkey breaking i ecord for Ames in DETAILS THE BIG GAME Position left end white fullback The Notre Dame man intercepting Gray is Hugh O'Donnell center while Ieo Sier han is on the ground facing the camera Mai D'ward Hoosier left nd has his back to the photographer He has dumped bls man (Cap! Rutherford OHonpnllk Columbia the Drake score of 41 souri Tigers have shown that they can "come The Tigers' only other victory this year was over the Oklahoma agricultural col Because of these series of defeats the Tiger supporters had become dis couraged but victory has given them new confidence The disastrous defeat of Kansas by the Cornhuskers and the Kansas victory over Drake 20 to 7 gives the Tigers an ex cellent chance of trimming their old foes the Jayhawkers again this year mak ing three successive victories for Mis souri over the Kansans Stankowsky the lai pound quarter back and Groves the burly tackle both of Missouri proved the stars of the game today by tlielr consistent line plunges and ground gaining As the game closed Drake in a des perate effort to win forward passed con tinually going up and down the field but always losing the ball for the goal tine on downs Uhl Dubel and Aldrich Were Ames Stars Playing Brilliantly Throughout BY MILES GREETLEA (Sp'ecial Dispatch fo the World Herald from a Staff Correspondent) McCook b'ield lawrenre Kas Nov Before the biggest gang that ever swarmed in these parts the Nebraska Cornhuskers this afternoon pounced upon the ambitious Jayliawkers and the Time of ift en minutes Ames' scoring Touchdowns Uhl Mo Goal Moaa (2) Duncan Ames Packer for ter Duncan for Evan braaka coach have distinct flavor of humor at this writing The Cornhuskers never in history drew such a blade as was thrust into tbo palpitating heart of the poor Obi Jay hawk bird Hila afternoon In the good old days of yore Jesse James and Quantrlll were considered bnd men around Lawrence but it you nk somebody on those at roots this evening they will tell you that Guy Chamberlain the Cornhuskcr right end bandit that ever gnllojx 1 town Ho ran amuck on McCook field and In the presence of of innocent women and children Msasainatcd Kiuifaj deftnso as well as Two of the five 'Nebraskawere made by him and ho lalg'ly to tho progress made He played all over tho place appearing occasionally nt cither end in tho bnek flold or in the line making life a dis tressful proposition for a lot of Kansans whoso motives were of th lst Captain Rutherford med to bei different person tiring gent who Damo Dick was no that you could hear 1dm hum and whn he and Chamberlain threw themselves into hfgli van a case of clear the track ahead or get chawed Generally tho Jayhawkcrs preferred tn ledend rather than afraid Which ac counts for tho large number of substi tutions on their ldo of the balance Captain Dlik encompassed on tounh down while Corey and Gardln'r likewise managed to nudge their way through the waving clustfra of red nnd Mu for tho Jaylmwkcrs spnt most of ihT afternotn standing on tblr hends If Nebraska's line was weak as mourn fully announced from Lincoln ystrlsy It would be IntcrcMing to know what was the mutter with Kansas But ix rhnps the most gratifying ture of tho big championship affray wes the manner in which young John Conk of Beatrice came to the front ns a quar terback of nll wostcrn caliber Supplanting Coley on the Job during the Wise Creighton 1 ef tackle Old grads "other have seen Wise In action on the grid iron this semester frankly admit that ae is a far better punter than Maur ce A Benedict 04 '05 ever was in the Cor camp And Warren BY ROSS If CHAMBERLEy Strang unnumoered unlettered and unlicensed individuals purporting to be the Notre Dame football team equipped with paper drinking cups and a thorough knowledge of the methods of Jesse Harper yesterday afternoon de feated the splendid Creighton varsity on Creighton field 41 to 0 Largely it was Stanley Cofall the South Bend "left halfhack who turned the trick with the broad expanse of his back quite as devoid of numerals as were those of his mates But Cofall was known by his works and picking him out wm not entirely as difficult as it may seem 'righton played clever brand of football notwithstanding the complete ness of th Notre Dame victory Had the blue and white not played its very best fontball offered the Hoosiers everything in their entire repertoire well the Indiana mon would have earned at least a 130 to 0 win Creighton owes quite bit to Marty lannagan who was the blue and wfilt'" chief ground gainer Despite his diminutiveness he was invariably into the very heart of every play and a fierce scrimmage would see him the last man t' emerge from the stacked up warriors A SS Itlldell Just incidentally for the ittlvc time the University now holds the Missouri Valley confer cnc title and by so overwhelm ing' scries of victories that there is no possibility of dispute Bear stories emanating from the fr Howard" who was a year ago says Wise can out kick 0 0 (1 0 0 mpfre much as Then up the DSJ i hanueu IU He ran ten yards across facing the SliannC'H And That Viih the Only Game Season the 5otro Dame Team Has Lost Knutc Hockney assistant coach Notre Dome Is something of a flute player But when Notre Dame met the Cornhuskers he forgot to lug his trusty piccolo ndong and the game went to braska But since that time Rockncy hasn't his flute at home which probably counts for tlie fact that the Hoosiers haven't lost another game this semester The Notre Damo fellows started for homo at 6:30 o'clock last night tickled to death at the treatment they had received in Ornalia All of the team is anxious to come back for a game next year "Just tell the fellows for the said Captnfn reman itzgerald "that we ar ctlekled to death at the magnifi cent manner in which we have been en tertained Omaha Is some city take it from us and we want to come back for a game with Creighton next That Creighton put up a much better brand Of football against hi steam thanlld Mouth Dakota two weeks ago is tliebelief of Coach Jesse Harper He ac counts for the tightness of the HfioMer Coyoto score however because of numer ous fumbles by his team Coach Harper was al Ipraise for the blue' and white last night photograph was Roy guard at the extreme left camera and Captain Jack who endeavoring to reach il 11 i XV is in line to protect the htm every time starts punts are not only Ion high but have twist to 'them that censor When tho open faced sun nndl nco had escauod through surround McCook field the score was S3 to 0 with Nebraska on the right aida of tho ledger While Kansas YALE VS 5 fl 5 II fl when the ball Notre Dame's linys had not which would iivnr and whftti opened up it was set that Notre Dnino had pushed the oval back three yards reig Bend foot play to its yards VlAtz to NiKru unci Nigro sprinted around left end for twcnty leather absolutely on ever seen had he entered that particular moment feet to give the victory to Yale however as Princeton fought across the Yale goal lines after kicks and was a point in front when got hold of a loose ball as it dropped from hands after a kick off and lunged over inti the Tigers' scoring dis trict Having been perfoimed in a bowl a BY DAMON Haven Conn Nov "Pic" Way is a baseball pitcher He is right handed nnd has good trol arid a hop to his fast one lie pitches baseball in the summer for Yale In the autumn he plays a little right tackle for the same institution by way of diversion Otis Guernsey is a natural born field goal kicker He hns no side line He Just applies himself to kicking field goals That's all Ho just kickcs field goals i There you have brief biographies of the i underlying cause of llie jar Hint was sus tained by the eastern football world here this afternoon when old Ell Yale sup posed to be the Joe Grim of the gridiron perked up and licked Princeton by a score of 13 to 7 Something might be said here of Tom Shevlin who came dashing to Haven from Jfinnen polls sort of ern Sheridan a straddle a Pullman ion a few weeks back bubbling with Yale traditions and variations of Old Yale fighting spirit and the Minne sota shift And something might be said too of Princeton's fumbles but in the main it is perhaps best to stick to "Pie" Way baseball pitcher and Otis Guern sey natural born field goal kicker "Pio" turned fumble by Dave Tibbott Into a touchdown but before that Guern sey had booted two magnificent drop kicks one of them coming in the very center of the Held nnd being of the red fire slapstick variety of drop kicks which turns the minds of men At least it appeared to turn the minds Of many of the men who made up the I crowd of 51003 in the Yale bowl this aft ernoon An alienist unfamiliar with the situation would have freely testified that he was in the largest nut villa ho had tho bowl at It required Hoosier eleven nwn lusrtrinc the ball has sec Local Notre Dame 41 Creighton 0 M'est Ne braska 33 Kanaas 0 Minnesota 20 Chicago 7 Illinois 17 Wisconsin 3 West Des Moines Iowa City Ripon 7 Lawrence 0 Marquette 13 Beloit 0 Miami 13 Ohio 6 Cincinnati 27 Wlttenbvrg 16 Haverford 14 Johns Hopkins 10 Morningside 23 Dakota Wesleyan Sioux City High 7 Sioux alls 0 Colorado Mines 13 Colorado Denison 01 Akron 0 Colorado Aggies 24 Colorado College Missouri Drake 13 Washington 13 bt 7 Ams 16 Iowa 0 Idaho 6 Gon zn gall Washington Stat 17 Idaho Tech 41 Aibion Montana 7 Utah 0 Score by Ames 7 Iowa 0 nirch Esrlhain Recd Michigan ield judge Umherg er Yale Head Gardner J) runner1 Note also how first line of offense has spilled Creighton defense 11 ov the field But four Creighton men were on their feet when this Iowa City In Nov The Iowa state college football team became the champion of Iowa this afternoon when it defeated squad before fully 15000 spectators by a score of 16 to The Ames men outplayed the Hawkeyes at practically every turn of the game Hi the second quarter the local players showed some of their old fighting qualities but Ames machine soon crushed their fensive Uhl Dubel and Aldrich were Ams stars their most brilliant "work being done in the first and last quar ters where the scores weie made The line up saw Conch Harper nn A I Brt i i i load Jack Miller the makes them usually difficult to handle Many times the Creighton men have gained fifty yards on a that the opposition fumbled His boots invariably average yards and Edgar Exeter 0 Special Dispatch to the Herald Ed'gar Neb Nov Edgar won from Exeter in a one sided contest by a score of 66 to 0 Edgar out weighed Exeter and team work not be solved bv the visitors Brookley Hull and McMlnniny made big gains on nothing that interference 0 14 East Michigan 0 Pennsylvania 0 Army 2L Maine 0 Navy 28 Colby 14 Yale 12 Princeton Harvard 16 Brown 7 Maasachu setts Aggies 14 Springfield 13 Rutgers 23 All Stars 7 Cornell 40 Washington and Lee 21 Syracuse 33 Colgate 0 gnlnt liy (Telgliton nine that were successful for 142 yards gain Pennine Against Noire Dame ien for yards against Creighton (hi for in yards hubMtltutCH By Notre Dame: Miller for C'ofnll Malone for Bachman Dories for Phrlan IL King for Stephan Whipple for Elurd Jones for Keefe Cofail for Miller Volkrs for O'Donnell Milter for Ilnclimnn rantz for itzgerald Mnrkford for Miller King for BouJan Miller for Bergman Phelan for Dories fir i rrlghlon: Burford for KaniniiMki IlenncsNy for XVie Doty for Lutes Sioux alls Nov first snow spoiled the field a wet ball slipped through cold fingers for numerous' fumbles and every condition was lacking for good football when South Dakota and North Dakota state univer sities fought their annual game here to day which endedTn 0 to 0 score South Dakota exhibited skill superior to their heavier opponents outplaying them in every department that could be demon strated under conditions gaining through the North Dakota line continually and once in'the third quarter threatening goal inside the five yard line' Parliman's end runs ai to Vidal on the run tactics North liant defense at critical vented scoring South Dakota Position Tucker center Brooks right guard Iinmor ri rh fk I A Navv'Duncan right end the line and still showed left end quarterback right halfback McCormick fullback Vidal left halfback Guy Chamberlain Was Very Much in Evidence Through out the Day Appearing Here and There When ever Points Were to Be Gleaned 1 ale 29 Princeton 1901 Yale 12 1902 Yale 1903 Prine 1901 Yale Yale 1900 Yale 1007 Yale 1 90S Ynle Western Rfrv 31 Mount Union 0 Bucknell 17 Gettysburg 7 Pennsylvania Htate 33 3 Villa Nova 19 Swarthmore 9 ranklin and Marshal) 20 Uralnue 3 Yale 20 Harvard Presides 14 Pittsburg Cnrnegl 0 Ohio State 261 Oberlin 0 ordham 7 Tthodo Island 0 Dartmouth 27 Bates 0 Tufts 34 Bowders 0 Wesleyan 34 Uni 0 Georgetown 28 North Carolina Phillips Dxcter 3 hlllips Case 0 Wooster 0 New Hampshire State 20 Tech 0 Amherst 31 0 Carlysl 2J Dickinson 14 7xhlgh 20 Tbanon Valley Htvenr 28 Renssalaor 0 YVewhlngton and Jefferson 7 West Vie ginia 3 So nt Ji Vanderbilt 17 Auburn 0 Oklahoma 23 Arkansas 0 Baylor 12 Oklahoma A and Texas 20 Alabama 0 Kentucky State 7 Purdue 0 Wst Virginia 19 Virginia Poly Georgia 0 Georgia Tech 0 Chattanooga 0 Sewanee 0 Virginia 13 South Carolina Salem 41 Davidson Mercer 32 Columbia 0 lorida Citadel 0 Xotre Powerful Offense and Impregnable De fense Smothers Blue and White Warriors Under Creighton Outclassed Goes Down Before Powerful Squad Tho mariner in which planted the ball on the South goal was quite a brilliant bit of ball It was entirely open and one that brought the stands feet A couple of flopa for ten cneh from Roy then a flush as Nvtro yards saw the tin) i lia Ik line The perfect defense hnULilV4kr Difty whn the ball was ami 4rAicrhtnn toftt Its ChftnCs Several other time1 during the after noun Vieigliton managed to get the ball well down toward the Notre Dome goal but whenever danger threatened the Hoosiers stiffened anil invariablj held Worcester Navy Had to Hurry to Win OverUolby Annapolis Md Nov 13 The Navy football team was forced to extendjit seif to the utmost to win from Co Ji? college today 28 to 11 The visitors i were slightly outweighed but vavn In the nocd of better tackling Time aft er time it took five attacks to stop a Colby runner and bring him to the ground New Jersey Men Completely 4 Outplayed by New Haven Squad Yesterday breathed the Creighton adher ill XMv 12 Princeton 23 Princeton Princeton 12 Princeton 11 Princeton 17 Princeton 5 Princeton 6 Ynle Cornhuskers Win Valley Title Beat Kansas 33 0 Win Over Drake Yesterday Support ers Believe Gives Them Chance With Kansas Mo Nov By defeating Bulldogs here today by the to 13 the University of Mis Patnc man had to make ftP' interfenne PIC was perfect the ball count plow through attempted It 93 as taxes the stands that a up for the vislt tho team had his and the Umeathcy got that the tinge to count thiin apparent when was completely massacred gled and kneaded into a pulp the scorn would certainly have bi on a dozen or more points stronger had it not hern for Um splendid fighting spirit displayed by CoaSh Olcott's Twice they held the plunging JAncolnitca within two yards of their own goal line and there was not single moment hen Captain Rutherford's bl lives were able to forget the fact that they were in a football game and not any May day frolic This remarkable picture taken on Creighton field yesterday afternoon dur in the Creighton Notre Game game il BXtrates perfectly the wonderful offense of oach Jess x'ntn that the a tickler ahead of him a 1 onuary taken for the en tire season so far including yester game will average close to fifty five yards Notre Dume presented the moat per fect football machine over seen In Rc This is the unanimous vry football expert who tho game That emas than lucky to defeat this Miul also was the opinion oc mvo same campaigners Whenever a Notre the ball he was sure preclable gain tented for his That tlie man either skirt the center whenever he Certain ns death or it appeared from gon road opened urt Each man on Ilin f1 tn rk 1 iwav were few one hautl would eufflco Vs at i ai li 1 Moq tie ball was started through the Hue at center Notre famous old crlss cro play which has been successful a knt once in every game the team ha i Hayed thia ear counted the visitor second touchdown Thia proved to be one Bf he mAiiM thnllmg and bizarre featmes of afternoon Center snapped the ball to Cofall and he started nround Creigh ton's left end running low rind appar parently set i klrting jumped Dutch Bergman 1 I 1 1 vno logical inuin 1 i st 1 1 1 the field and then hud clear another ten yards tor touchd i here however tiiai in the ensuing quarter when this same play was attempted Nigro Lutes Vise spilled it all over the nold The second half sav Sending his second siring neiu oy me kibuu youth who nussed a goal f''o)n at Nebraska which lost Notie Ba me its sole opportunity to Ho if jn the Cornhuskers went at left half Cofall's place i A 1 cats "Cofull's gone 1 The ball wv paed to MHer The Him up through center am 8 twenty yards Again tlie ball was PJ tc him The same thing occunod (Continued on agtT Picture by McAndrews Staff Photographer the leader of the Hoosier offense The man carrying the ball is Stanley Cofall hero of th game for the visitors The man lead ng the interference is Cap tain reman itzceiad while Harvey Stapleton Creigh tern's right guard is coming in on the man with the ball Be hind Stapleton is Carl Lutes blue and Snow and Cold Make Good Game at Sioux alls an Impossibility ort 0 Special Dispatch to the World Herald Pierre Nov Tn the football game at ort Pierre today Pierre high won over ort rierre 26 to 0 7 13 Dame 4 1 A '7'x A fl SrgTriri'' I 1 wx W' Wt S' 'I KwBw aiggc: il rJ Au I Sr 11 SY Tm inn mirr sr VC 'ft i t' ''Wv 1 Ames Position Iowa Evans left end McKee Denfield left tackle Jacobsen Dcffko left guard Wllsun John (c) center Barron (c) McKinley right guard Bowlesby Reeve right tackle osdlck 1'oster right guard Davis Moss quarterbacK Gross Aldrich left half Laun Dubel right half Donnelly Uhl fullback Garrcttson.