Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 18

TWO SUNDAY WOHLD TTDRALD! OMAHA? OCTOBER 14 HAWKEYES BARELY BEAT PURDUE? NOTRE DAME BESTS ARMY ELEVEN SOLDIERS NEVER ns jii 11 CurUun I KS hPj KtiKt 'if It :0 came the 3 II IV Iasi Pct 7 8 fr Co 3 fi 1 I vvt ll in i ni'Huit 1V7 Ca 1 rxit cU 6 Acorn Pjcifl 3 ro i 3 IMMiJun Hr 175 17 5 10362 Jcllens Oi LKAGcr 3 i Heafey 4 5x3 Burk 4 5 Morton" ISO 90 RE BPxJ 174 rH Low 173 9669 6 53 1 JvhE Cln ch 84 182 th fercwsd ly 9 i 8 8 9 i ccrultig down not an envla SANORDS AND KENNEDY LEAD GREATER LOOP 9 188 iss 087 5SJ 1S2 189 0 0 5 8 8 t9 48 fi 8 8 6 lUhh M'ublcr IV iifurr Boiwl fowler Keferer 5 think the way hitting today Mr Query put to Mr 4 000 J'ilirr Miller Htigfwr Olxon Kriz 1 1 All COCk K1 11 IK 4 5 9211 Murphy Kink JensuT 6 4 for fur 4 35 3i 37 Kelly Ixvn ry MacnuMin Ihiviw Hrrmfln ret 933 Loont? 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Ka Castles 108f7 506675 00300700 657 633 8 33778 667 NORTHWESTERN TEAM LOSES GRID COMBAT TO INDIANA ELEVEN 339 233083 Kosborg Wellman Bahr Shmdhng 11 9S 57 667 5 83 300 500 500 V52SO 250 KxKt 333 333 lb7 Nnlaik Van' enpke Mahoney itzgibbon siwlchrr ill ffiaWis A 9997 9355 9127 9215 MSI tlw move other luiiid BELOW THE WO'RLD HERALD staf photographer portrays Meyers and Herb Dewitz mussing up a Sooner who brave ly attempted to smash the Husker The striped jerseys are worn by the Oklahomans the Huskers donning blue as the Sooner colors are a shade of red almost like Nebraska's liHlivhlaat a er age? l3JKnn) JljKanka 139Zalina 2 2 Sf 1 Bl he With two ths bo1 rd IV me BS K2 Bxl' I' 7 BOOSTEIt T7jni Cola Oysters PitntorluTn KB4 tor a (I Indnidunl Average i rx bta urter 1 89! Kar's lS4(Davls 75U I nd mini AorthvreMern Scoring Klwnine Indiana Scoring: VIrU ilken erbnl vinipl I ield kotn) noli) Shubert Xotre IHme HerV Jlrwwit IV ah Kiier Obrrd Marplij Mliehlhrthet Crowley Millet ljdrt ill 0 Oklahon Hickman relllrk TliOinpoo1 Jliiul' Uhii Ihimnierl IlenlrirI Hnbkn for MrGhiMmn for Itrvett Hurt llenltz Woeslopel for his line Murphy DM It ntnaha irewel Supply Stiwart'a Hupjnoblles Hankers Tieserva ll'e Slnrlnlr oil I nmha ord Dealers Omaha porttrfr Goods rontier Tov ei Supply Omaha Tire Olson iwr Kidron Yanks Had to Be Satisfied With 2 ield Goals and Safety Varsity Was Too Heavy for Giants riday Tfs 467 487 100 333 6 for linHfordi BrockiniHl Guffy tor 5laii Myer Dew lit Vcwlit Ky Express Storage Co Individual Average a Official Iru Car rll bE llliaol rrrrri vijtic nunnm nnfplre: Guh 1 aw hu )irtr for nei'her Vjtilil i whuJly Si iWi Head linesman Klcthlr Illinois minutes 113 the object ot indiicing Strength of 10 ju KG KTHK QB10KH I 48 44 OK Ml Ml 4 BY RING LARDNER Polo Grounds New York Realizing that a large majority of the base ball writer was disappointed on account of it not raining and giving us a chance to go to the Army Notre Dame battle the Yankees tried to roll up a real football score but had to be satisfied with two field goals and a safety The was too heavy for Coach team and the mentor of the Red and Blue had to make frequent substitutions This is one theory Another is that Saturday is the day when everybody on team takes a bath and Mac begins sending them to the club nouse eariy to relieve congestion The other day everybody was ask ing somebody why did not Mr Me Graw pitch Nehf After this game nobody can ask why he pitch anybody I has pitched them all 1 Before he vfas through the box score looked like the republican ma jority in 1920 Some people Uiought they was a player limit in ttie Na tional League but they must of post poned it Or maybe some of them considered players II all them gets in on the world serious cut each Giant will receive win lose or draw JackScott IS said to be a fight fan and a great admirer of Luis lrpo and Homer Smith He lasted just as long as Ills two heroes Rosy Ryan took the count after two or three blows may be an admirer of Joe Beckett Messrs Scott Ban croft and Snyder seemed to think that Umpire Hart was a great deal to blame for Mr troubles but it is worthy of note that when it come time for Manager McGraw to take somebody out it was the pitcher ami not the umpire that was took out Even Bob Meusel whc had apparently been missing from the Yankee lineup since the opening day had a jirominent share in this murder It was his punch that caused ouster proceedings against Mr Ryan while the Yankees was piling up a total of six runs in one inning the writer rushed to their i bench to interview Sam Jones who could of win in a walk the day be fore on less than half that monev I Vl 41 J1 JI 4 MOU U1 UU the Yankees are was the Jones Casey Stengel 5 5 Cafe 7 17 Olla Standard Jaundry Ak Sar Ben Noursa Olis Jleddeo Dugan Drug Co Mapacuba Cigar Blue Cab Co Claire urn Co 0 Individual Avrrngs Kennedy 2061 Bloomer I earn 200 Woodbury Moylan 189) iu Sclple Bea1 Boosters Union intfittfng iKirII 50 50 jkaguf IV ou 8 niidu pnim national cham pion Saturday defeated Miss Louise ordyce of Youngstown 2 andj in the final round of the invitation golf tourna ment for the Berthellyrt cup ilxiip Wk hH a da aj quickly xuti Ilzes to Ui ro QBS 1' KL Dorothy Campbel) Hurd Defeats Louise ordyce Philadelphia Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd of former wpman pion TO DEDICATE NEBRASKA STADIUM ON SATURDAY Special repltrh tn tin Worid HemJd Lincoln Neb Nebraska univer4 new memorial stadium will be dedicated next Saturday when the Kansas Nebraska football game will be played Charles Russ Richards of Lehigh university former deau of the engineering college of Nebraska will be the principal speaker at dedi catory exercises invthe morning The stadium concrete and steel towering six stories high was built at a cost of halt a million lars given by loyal' Cornhuxk alumni Hillard tWiiplrg Wuwr Hi) ilgl 11 C'itc'ii (Brooktyr High) rljrhf grunnV Murisjairy 34Lh Division erntr fWtfRt Point)' kuatO (TivunaMK Hfglil left tackle I'utiuan (Nerakai left nd BfCJey (NcPrnrlta resh) quart er1 VirR (T cuirreU HltjliV tIrM Ik if mqi ee) ft hal? TV Pi 2 5 4 H4 Kt7cn Q7 behind the pawn lines rxr uor factoiy Ilat ti NenrasivB lull buck TrcumM if MrncANTiLE lkagc: I Omaha Printing Co i Melelltor Co Smith Co PAfll IC IHAGUL II on Dost 1 5 66 New Charles Stengel who is known to everyone except Ids mother as had the edge Saturday on Ruth whose Christian name of George Her man is less recognizable than a cho ru girl right name batted 1000 and bit 333 the Giant outfielder get tin: two hits In two chances hnd the Yan kee gardner pasting the ball for one double Stengel was walked twice and was taken out in the ninth when Herb Pennock Yankee southpaw went on the mound Ruth was walk ed twice ond struck out twice Ruth: t'lrft Inning: With Witt on firs anl one down Babe tanned on called etrikee 2 Second our Yankees had scored on four hits an error and a sacri fice fly Dugan was on first on a field nr' choice and two were out wtirn Ituth came qp He fouled first pitch and thou nan walked on four wide balls ourth Innlug: Ituth win first up II let a good one go by and three wide ones wore thrown before he fouled a second strike Ho walked on the next! delivery and scored on Ward's safety 4 ifth tuning: Shawkey first up sin gled and went to second on nucrl Dugan filed out anil Ruth made the third out by fanning 6 Highth Inning: Dugan waa an easy out Ituth doubled to left the first ball pitched Bub Meusel popped out Plpp walked and Ward forced the latter for the third out Stepgcl: 1 Second Inning: Htengii was first up irst a ball thou a called atrike then three more balls oul th Stengel first tip was walked Casey missed the first but protested be had hot struck at it It then was: bull one two three strike two ball Sixth inning: Stengel advanced Young With a siiigla to second after the right fielder had hit and Meusol hud gone out on an infield tap The ball rec ord for was: ball one called strike: ball two foul etrlko 3 hit Eighth Inning: With one out Sten gel scored 1'oung and sent iteusel to third with single to right and Casey went tosecond when Everett Scott tossed out Sn der Casey had pye on him when ho Jilt Stongul's average for thl! series is i udK hliuil Aveni 1 Hnrron 9 1 a rren isst 1 ColumbiaMo Ames and Mis souri university battled backnd forth on a muddy field here Saturday afternoon and the Iowa state eleven emerged vic tor 2 to 0 The two points gained in the closing minutes of the third period when Son au rot Missouri substitute punter was thrown behind when he had gone to kick but fumbled instead The ball wa's wet and was first gjame The lineup: Carnegie Tech Victor Cleveland ighting desperate ly but in vain the Carroll University eleven went down to defeat before the swift running attack of Carnegie Tech 13 Jp 0 Carnegie scored six points in the second and seven more in the final round rifloii J'lTlDl (ID 1 K(nenrnift I BolanKG Anlcrwnn luypcol 4 vO72 Solemto Stay at Drake Oes Moines la Coach Ossie Solem has signed a contract to re main at Drake university as football and basketball coach for the next five years The new contract calls for a substantial salary jncrease It is said Bi 21 IM 2 2' KtPxl Th) beginning a dangerbus agulmn tlio wliitc 'King tu meet oeut's utl the bu miv ba ble tu evrrimt(l 2: B2 Kt4 A Voung (C) Cotter bmblt lnc treet Watt snyder 4 Behm Robert Behm I Anleron I nt re et Veirt Hem iueman Mc Oklulimun Vary ire't a id I to knew wbethei thin cable cs aut prise irt rn tnipton ttlnly runs 39 30 Qxl i 31 Hi )C tn turn makf a iriuicut atrvka and nppa rent Jy meets the doubt iaiw1 the preceding 1 in pillion Is i tally I I I 4 I 0 4 32 ExQIi tr 39 RxH Tits eh and mating ly two run While 1 Q4 2 KB3 3 K3 4 Q2 5 Cast lex Kt BS: 18 lt Qxlit 51 PxQ Ji 2 Hz Sanford 'Cafe team and George Kennedy are setting the pace in the Greater Omaha The Cafe squad is topping the standings with ten games out of twelve to its credit and Kenendyj last leading Greater Omaha'jwler is again at the peilk of the Individual averages with a 206 4 12 pearly points Bill Learn who led The aver ages last week The "champion Nourse Oil outfit still known as the Nourses until Ralph Sclple finds a new backer have not yet hit their stride and arein fifth placebo Wijen'itli OIiew get to going the teal fun will start A nor backer In the Gate City i the Stewart Hupuiublle agency which has taken ovee Herman Bevelln'rf The Taxton Jtmianlo iron three close xme from the Banker Reserve Life Thurs day night While the totals were net large the games ended with only a few' differences each time Boy 5t rarec was the big noise for the Bunkers and ranc! for the oiled up a bit and bumped the Omaha ont Dealers fur ml three games Kasai shot a 221 game and Def fenbaugh a new Oiler threw high game for the 247 Barney Dugrn Drugs need a bottle of Jedlicku got 198 £03 Jill and they lost nil three Jlnt Blakeney 'of the Oils leaves for Kansas City this week having been transferred there by Armour Co Bowl ers certainly regret this all around sports man amt pm tumble leaving GREATER O3LVHA DAGVE 3 4 fourth inning with nobody on and he seemed to swing clear around on the first ball Umpire Hart called it a strike but did not raise his right hand When the Giants learned he had called a strike they asked everybody but Judge if Casej' had really swung at the ball and was convinced he had Casey did iot swing at the next four and was awarded his second base on balls the crowd gave rous ing boos for Pitcher Has Got a' Lead of eight runs and there Is less than eight men on bases He don't pass no batter because he is frald to let him hit with a lead like that let ting the first batter get to firs base generally always starts more mys ery than letting him hit oue out of the park as was demonstrated in the Giant half of the eighth Inthis inning Shawkey had more trouble than a reporter trying to get to a prize fight Ross Young and Irish Meusel begunit with lucky bounders that went for hits and Bob had to call for help from a fellow gob to get the side out Included in the cast that took part in this in ning was young Jimmy who the Giants bought from the Coast'league for $100000 and every body said what a lot of money Now adays when you mention that amount to anybody connected with the na tional pastime they look at you like a head waiter receiving a dime tip Ross Young led off again in the ninth rfnd slammed Pennock for a homer Inside the grounds 1 3 lie next three batters did not do nothing at all which proves ray point Well'what of it? Mrs Sibbernsen Wins! Mrs A Sibbernsen giving four strokes handicap defeated Mrs John Caldwell 4 up and 2 to play in the finals for the trophy at the Country club Sat urday 15 Ifi TC i Deeper thaa apjUHiti tun the surface fiud Mars be nearer to the earth I xt August 22 than it has been in I Meu rE irl31 0 years and the distance then vpuaeu ffliat lOOSCd Indianapolis Kid Indiana defeat jed Northwestern in a western con ference football game here Saturday 7 to 8 Marks a sophomore was theindividual star for Indiana scoring a touchdown after an 80 yard run in which he outdistanced his Ipter I ference and straight armed the Northwestern safetyman Wilkins drop kicked goal By a series of line plunges and a successful forward pass Northwest ern carried tho ball to Indiana's three yard line and McElwaipe went over to Crimson goal on the next play Bo Graham failed to luck goal 5 ortli western (6) Joltnoon 7 417 7 417 7 417 333 333 I) rlg'it Jialif Judii hliial Arerare 19 JI Moylan Car Shop hhie Shops I Auditor ot reight Aceta Genera! Auditors Trainmen Hunt of Transportation lnUU4uaI Aerarr TillStorre 1 76 Ivent ITS! McAuliffe Disbursements 4 White: pieces White to piny nt mate in two moves A Heal Brilliancy Ir George Shedd one ot Oraih fore tnost chess layers has In a real spirit helpfulneae which we llks to are called our attention tow game played by Capn blanca Ji the lust london master tourna ment The gama was plnyed ty the fharnplon agalrrst 1 Morrison champion jf Canada end is rtsp! ie with cud brilliant ch V'a mo pleased to give the seor tt this puss to tr ether with annotations by Herntsu Helms: Irregular Drrenc Morrison Caimb'anea HIHCK ra'lta) right en 'tlnw Ne'njaska) riril ti'rlle iQoantlvO irineS) tua ixl (Kehtarka) Healy (Creighton) left CutrO C'tO eh US ill 14 Hi B3 H2 38 KIT Elaog must be superiority 41 I It MoIm Is II II IMenrcke score oy periods Ola Haanna tin Clarke High tropolltsn Dining Room Tigers io lletmtn Co ip arim Alleys i I tel vfttf Cafe New York (A Miller Huggins believes the Yankees now are cer tain to win the 1923 battle for world baseball honors from the New York Giants champions in 1921 and 1922 Discussing the heavy hitting of hts men in the fourth game of the series' at the Polo Grounds today Huggins declared It was nothing extraordi nary for the Yankees to hit so well figure to keep on that great hitting the little manager said I know how the pitchers are going to hold them Nehf seems the pnly depend able hurler that the Nationals had left in condition after today's Huggins said his pitching selectlbn for the Sunday game Uy between Waite Hoyt the Brooklyn youth who started the first game for the Yan kees and Joe Bush who has been working the reliefs well McGraw had no excuses to make a team Is invincible and sometimes the opposition is In he said Yankees were hitting heavily indeed their hitting would have been just as hard if we used a different pitcher against them every minute is a great possibility now that the series will go seven games but I personally think that It will be decided Monday Olympic Pro Team Meets Tecumseh Legion Today Omaha Olympics and Tdcumseh "Wonder will pry Off the lead of the local independent football sea son today at League Park at 3:15 The Tecumseh club comes' 1 ed to the to the ad mission their atar ha 11 back Stewart" make over the telephone night to Omaha boosters of the cuinseh team i i Ml i g1 I Pacific Coast League At San JKntncf'sco 7 jo 1 177 3 At IT Sfilt 4 4 Mr nnl Peter Irnnrh ni At Seattle Portland enttlc Batteries Ieverenf and MJ144 IQOill At Angele Vrnvn Angeles 1 arwn IsWf Hanna and Rego 17 KJ Evidently under Ur Itapresslwn that be will rid of th vlacU Ko but lu be mlslakt InvULvuUklly ills pawn position Is not' Improved 17 Q4 fta innater Land acaln fho vs itiself tn a move LM riuat havu surprised Whilewho now preeetolg with real care 1172 honed pr if lb rxu Q2 Kt R6 11 Sefcnieder Electric 'Co Standard 0:1 Co A urn Co Inl victual 4Yemjrj Hilf 1 AfcOTj Thoendt 1 btantoik ILSUuinesuu MYERS GOES' 93 YARDS OR SCORE HUSKERS WIN (Continued from Rage 1) able Twice he snared Sooner for ward passes smothering rallies ae4 twice he cut down a Sooner hack from behind after the Southener bad snared a fqrward flip Rotsnd Locke playing his first year on tie Nebraska varsity also made amatre for himself Locke was the speed ster who darted around the Okla homa ends for runs fifteen ard (twenty yards He also was assigned the job of punting and aside from one had effort during the last quar ter got away in good shape RtifuB Dewitz who was thrust iniq the breach as quarter handled thi team in good stylo He got the ball to the backs In a' speedy mammr and yrlll possibly be used by Dawson against Kansas next Batvrady Lev elleu probably being shifted to half back Berquist Does Well In the Mne Berquist was the stou well which balked the Sooner at tack However the Nebraska for wards performed well from Ming io wing the Sooner making but on first down through scrimmage i The first half was an interestin? battle which found Nebraska fight ing for a chauce to score Thfvs tmles the Nebraska eleven carritd the ball within the shadow of tin Oklahoma goal posts but each time the Sooner forwards braced and Ne braska was thrown backhand forced tn try Its luck with a place kick Witz scored "a place kick from tlm 21 ya rd line during the second quar ter Nebraska's first touchdown during the third quarter was the result of procession of first downs which car ried the Comhuakers within strik ing distance of the g' al Locke IL vtwHz Hcurvu piaie muA ii vui tyv lahoma Hno for consistent gains4 while Locke broke loose for ten yards around end and Noble added fifteen more The Huskers advanced to the Oklahoma eight yard lino and two plays sent Big Dave Noble sprawling across for a touchdown Oklahoma was unable to nncork Its aerial dis play during the first half beeausn the aggressive work of 11 Nebraska forwards kept the Hooners fighting with their backs to tho wall ailure to punt on a fourth down gave OJtlahbma possession of the ball in niidileld tho third quarter and the passing started Hendrick and Bristow started pac ing the ball io Johnson niul Han inert and before the stands had awoke to what was going on the Oklahomans were six yards from the Nebraska goal II ere the break cam1 On the second play Captain Han mert of Oklahoma fumbled and Heyerr Nebraska end scooped lp the ball and ran iduety three yard4 to a touchdown He had a clear field with a half Huskers ninninf as bodyguard to cut down the Sooner back It wgs a heart breaker for OH homa the Sooner attack lacking flash and spirit the remainder of ti game Nebraska's last touchdown cam when Locke Inteicr pied a piss Head ricks and carried the ball tn tho Oklahoma thirty three yard lin Locke and Noble headed a ground gaining attack which resulted Noble crashing across the field for Nebraska's final counter Oklahoma threat tied but one more forward passes enabk'i Oklahuma to get within tho Nebraski ten yard line Locke's punt wee1 straight up in the air and was doO' ed by ah Oklahoman on the Hire yard line On the next play inert got a bad pass from center and was thrown for a ten yard loss I Dowltz Intercepted pMS and the danger was over rtjskft Ktmh Weir Berqitlftt Hutchison SltUhoion JIG RT Mjire 11 It la uit 14 Draitx I Nbl () RH LocliO SubtUutlo(1 nan fur Deuitz lV( lor IItr Hinlrlckvn for Giiiwoii IG ibo hen for rquJU BIcmhIkoimI forMrAUKtrr for Rhode Hi fr llr Oklahoma Wlhuj for num i'r Jliinrord rric: BrockmHii for WIHtr 4rfrtil from 41 Store by 'cunisna Oklnhoinsi rvfrrre nnml veruhj head JUicbumui with thfa TbM'K covdidvred aui 4iHvhtf th? QHL New Coach Rsckne't foot bait team from Notre Dame cam9 New York Saturday and handed the Cadets from the West Point military academy a 13 to 0 defeat The was played at field Brcok i lyn before a crowd of mere thse 30000 persons including 1400 cadet) who seated in their own section the field added that touch of color always present at a military contest Army never threatened seriously to score although there were SOx brilliant runs by Smythe tin stKtpjy quarterback The Cadets' passing was weak and Nufrt Dazne managed to cross the goal line In the second period on a throw from Stulu dreher toLayden Army missed sev eral opportunities for long gains by muffing their aerial playa Wrt vol nt Do? I (liiwlinna o'1 llinirer 7 GariMih 1 a mirk Mui lean ISuxtcr Hui) I ha Gilmore HralU IV ovd Seore by perlial: Notre Dntni tfl VVrl 0 Notre IlHinr corinir: Tiinrhdown i den unl Miller from try iiftro tonrhiloivn: Crowley Ed Thorpe Ba Tai Sallr If Coote Io Georirrtown ftidxe A Tyler Headllaro man Walter Kckersull I nherIty of chh cnsO' Weetyhnlfs alley Bioolt Berkshit Roe Sunflower it 4 4 10 aly Bloke wn VDdtneyj VV1 Q5 paaee pnwns uliuht rsrvc K8 ch QR8 R7 eQ HtL Cl Black threaietm ch etc B4 KRL B3 i Now at i ri vantage which utrioeu it 4 6 47 48 orced a a there a no way ji hk lr to head oft the RP rbout to qun 4 Io 9i R4 PItt'p new stadium will be modeled after Rome's Coliseum and when completed will seit 90000 persons 60000 on the first level and 30 600 on the Second Iowa ield Iowa City la The University of Iowa football team Saturday playing its first western conference game of the season against Purdue university jvon a narrow victory when a touchdown in the last quarter and a successful try after the touchdown gave the Hawk eyes a 7 to 0 victory or the first two periods Purdue seemed to have the upper hand Only its own fumbles flopped its chances to score several times while the lowans endeavored to get tho all out or their own territory In the second half the Hawkeycf after several sallies toward the Pur due goal carried the ball within the enemy's five yard line and ry Iowa quarterback carried ft over isher added the extra point with a plaee kick Both teams played mediocre foot ball and except for des perate passing game begun in the ifnal quarter after Iowa had scored the game was mostly straight foot 1 ball IOWA (7) Olle 'J IrilrenKtrin McIntyre 4 riffin 7 Kt: Bi 9 Kt 113 10 cy R2 11 BxKt 12 KS 1 LflT tt'lth the adversary to oidvanca his pawn ihftfAhv tv ft re itUi'BtiV ilnO 1 Hitt excellent ronnaubu I Thrfntvning the QKt 1 un in for White on tne a hr created at Q5 a point )blnace vecupiea later ou with effect 13 Kt Kt Mode Denting: Hutton John Hath lorist As Bret 14 I its Schindler Ynnitle Weblier Swnrtx Mildres A A Vlil ori Butcher Mibtitvtlons lxan for Nolan Iflckrr for Mnbonrj WllMin for A Wiln lemriit fox Butrbrr Jlnhnnoy fr Ilickey echout for Dertogiio fMark fvr MUdrextcr for Ntark Score by pcrlolds Crrlxlton onno Klin! Arsjiea ft louthdaivn Mark of Knnn Official: Helcrec Denny Rolla School of VmpIrreK Horst Normal WharjriM Kamas or xnn Xtine "lfiem minnteet Summary: irM down earned: Cle 5a Creiffhton 4 Offensive jtlajs in chiding fnr wnrd prtsc: Agjjie Cretah fnn total JU ein vf offensive: Ar Creighton 9f: nitrnje Mn pr Arcies yirN frelxhion JK: for nurd Julien feuve Aggie ven for 59 Mini Crehton flic for yard In complete AbrIcm Creighton Inter cepted: Aggie 2 reighfon 4 pnnt: Ag gie eight lor 325 t'reighfou tueh lor 32 yortl nveruge length Aggie five rrlghton one arl enHltie: Aggie seven for 33 yard: Creighton tlirce for 25 yard: fumble Aggie reighton 3 tmll lot on fumble: Creighton 1: time it Aggie 1 Creighton 3 tmnhdown Ag gie Stark: try for following loo he low Aggie one failnU bf 6 3 I ndi a idnaf Aiernge 164 ro 1S3J Burkhart 1 S9 Conoway 3i Blither HIES 4 Hi like an easy double play for the Yan kees when the ball took a sharp bound over Everett head single scored Young and wild throw to third Mouse! and Stengel advanced a bag infield out scored Meusel and 'Stem gel crossed the plate on another in field out by Snyder who had pre viously lined a ball into the left field Upper tier that was foul inches Shawkey even with the bases cleared could not settle down and after hitting a pinch hit ter fori Jonnard i allowingGiancrott a single and walking Groh to illLthe bases was relieved by Pennock The southpaw tot himself Into h' three and two holo ou risch but then forced tho second sacker to iop but to Scott Thus the lankees came back to new heights and in the opinion of observers hold the whip hand in the fight BLUE AGAIN DEEATED BY CONERENCE SQUAD AS KAGGIESA WIN 6 0 (Continued from Pa gel) McAleer and Neary played their greatest But one bad break cau UO 11 The lineup Aggies Munn IOWA IS WINNER Ul DVUCU HViU JU UUU U1UU Waller 3052 South Thirty third street joined the ranks of! those golf immortals ho have mad1 1 a hole In one He shot No 11 on the Elmwood park course Saturday afternoon and he can ixruduce hD partner Taylor of the braska Power company to prove it Ktxir till It WUltlil Ii4 luti If It did It van Qft I It if It Pilr'lliA A Iowa by xpiiirtrrl 4 by nnurtrr f4 Jmiit nrlng ry Yrom try iiftre I lJirr MichlgAn I hnm ier (tlioigo Uriel Jmlgn field Michi gan 'Jlipe of period YANKEES STEAMROLLER GIANTS BY 8 TO 4 SCORE (Continued rom Pago One) underwent a baptism of fire except 'Virgil Banes who retied the Yan Pees In order In tho ninth strililng cut Scliang and Pennock Jack Scott com back of the uries ut last year who shut out tho keod with four hits In the third game was first choice to day' but after escaping trouble In' the first inning he met his Water loo in thu second A Ryan credited W'Ith tho first triumph of tho present struggle essayed a rescue role but ho too was buttered into subjec tion and Ruch MrOnillitfi rinullv checked the barrage McQuillan was uiidcr fire lor two more innings lUt lasted through the seventh when lie was removed In favor of a pinch liitter Claude Jonnard went to tho liill in the eighth but ho also was withdrawn for a substitute batsman and Barnes finished the game The story of ths game lies in that rncond Inning of the Yankees for al ter that was anti cllmax The en tire team batted around and Wally who came back to pl aw bril liant all around game after it was believed a fresh injury to Ids weak ened right ankle yesterday had elim inated hint from the rest of the fray swung his club twice in tho melee Giant miscues however played a prominent part in tho total damage Ibouzh nothing could have check! the Yankee team roller today Scint contributed to his own downfall with error Mhfle Emil Meusel rank fiayder and Casey Stengel were guil ty of erratic defensive work that did jiot show In the box score All told five hits an error a base on balls and a sacrifice figured in the rally ripp and Wad opened the Inning witli sharp singles to center andwhen Scott scrambled at tempted sacrifice tho bases were filled Everett Scott who takes Jeao of batting life in the series drove in Pipp and Ward with a line drive that imt Meusel juggled Ryan replaced Scott and Shawkey caught one ot his first pitchers for a long wallop to Stengel on which Scbang crossed the plate aided by the out fielder's poor fhow and Snydetfs poor catch Witt followed with a two bagger to tho left field fence that scored Scott but was tagged out by Groh after tho latter scooped in grounder Employing tho same strategy that worked twice riday McGraw or d' vi'd Ruth purposely walked to get Meusel but this time Bob spoiled the tactics with a long triple over his brother Emil's head left fitd and Dugan andJluth cantered homo with the fifth and sixth runs That blow knocked out Ryan and McQuillan ended the inning bycausing Pipp'to lly out to Stengd Witt Scores Ward double in the third hia third 'Straight hit scored Ward who had walked and advanced on Scott's siik gle with the seventh Yankee run Tho eighth and lad tcanje in the Wirth when Ruth walked and tallied uti hits by and Ward Only twice thereafter did the Yankees get a man as inr as second Shawkey leaching the Keystone sack in the firth on' his single and Wilt'a sacri ficed while Ruth doubled in' the eighth Mearwldlo tho Giants wenr hit ting Shawkey freely but not in the pinches Twice they were checked by double plays1 one engineered by Dugan in the seventh that stands out among the most sparkling deCen sive defvats of the championship Bentley batting lor McQuillan Texas Leaguered to' left to start this inning Bancroit caught one of Shaw curves and sent it crashing on a line toward left field labelled it i evmed a certain hit but Dugan lunged instinctively shot out hi gloved hand and the ball stuck Ma guire running for Bentley was of to second with the crack ot the batand was easily doubled asDugan completed his momentous qilay Lack of pinch cost the Giants (hsnees to score in the first second lourth and sixth innings but in the ighih they broke through and bat ted around scoring three "runs on lour hits a walk hit batsman and two infield outs" Young Beats Out Bunt Strang started the lire works "bv beating out a buut to' Diuren bv JncnnsMd Wunt to third on Irish villbe about 35OOT0u0 miles I I 5 ft fi 7 i Touchdawn Me Points from try ftftef touehdown GarclHvr Maloney (North lrv Head Graves (Illi Time nt periods fifteen minuter chess7 JIUHAKO UI1V1AA( rxluur Omsht club Barker blocrf 16th arnam streets Vhritoni always wel CG4MP Problem 4 by JI Brouwer Uollnnd Black: 2 jdeveiu I pa rmanrfV) IO (i iHli de ''J i' 4 gt I A IfftHi 4 1925 1 We i i ii ry 4 UWSj I Hi 'i Hl Mi 9 j1 i WITH 7 0 INAL IW sHP1 M' Il I Ipb I SH fl Hr 111 sum IbU Bl i Us ill 6 IdBiK I jk k1 1 Bsl IV I Bl I III ill I' IlH MS i I BM NH i cwt iJl I I il: Ml1 1 ana IlH IBS I i li 1 HI III i i I a II fl In II IB Im I li 'h 9 I wtl si iH I II 1 i a 1 3 ti'i itfl I il 1 II 11 i 1 i El I 4 I I 10 I 1 '7 STENGEL HAS AVER unifiDiiw in Oni uimu i DOPE ON SERIES PLAY Pi 'Mi a ss sii i 93rs dMMar taw Hi ll 1 i 1 7SL isi fnv 1'ACKEKS IJRAGri: I 'I if 7 I Premium ft uf 1 pupreme 6 7 633 1 Co 4 7 57 1 Verilast 7 3 ISS 1 i a8 I 1 44 I I) tmrn i BS 1 323 i 1 1 iq ck 4 333 hiLl" i ci 1 Ki ra If R1 4 9 atv JI.