Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 9

RIGHT LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1221. ARLE 0 UN TO COACH NIV SITY 0 A FRESHMAN SQUAD (gossip (gomment YOUNG IS FRESHMAN COACH WRMBH (OBMU'KKK IJ.VKMIX 1U Lift Al) 10 4 141,1 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. National I Vftrk i St.

I.oui* I Brooklyn 1 Cincinnati Chi airo UhUaUelphu Flajul With 1.incolli nutl on Xrhraska untili for 1 krrr tan. Farley Young has been appointed io conch the atate univeraiiy freshman football squad this fall, according to an announcement made Monday morning by Athletic Director W. Luehr ing. Young was selected to take the yearlings off Coach mind aometime ago but the announcement had been withheld pending Mr. ing'a return from New Hampshire, be spent the summer instructing in swimming at various resorts.

Young graduated from Lincoln high school in the spring of 1916 and was a member of the Cornhusker freshman football squad in the fall of that year. He was a member of the varsity in the fall of 1917, playing guard during that Shortly after the of the football season he enlisted in the navy where he sei-ved with the wireless telephone division for seventeen months, returning to the university in the fall of 1919. In the 1919 and 1920 seasons Young played at both guard and tackle positions on the Cornhusker eleven, completing his years of competition. He Is years old and a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity at the university. He was married last Christmas.

Young will complete his course in law at the university this year besides acting as mentor for the Husker yearlings. His football experience antedates his university record by three years. Young played at guard for the Lincoln high team in 1913, 1914 and mak ittg a record in the line during his trio of seasons with the high school eleven. He was captain of the team in 1915. Coach Dawson feels that the freshman squad will have plenty of experience in draw from when they are under the guidance of Young.

The freshmen will qiP'3 practice early next week, it was siUited by the athletic director. 1 the prospects for a large number first year football men seem to be good the athletic department is in ruadiness to assign some more former Husker grid men to assist Young in instructing the yearlings in pigskin qi)u The large number who are at known to be preparing for the Hwason have caused the department to rummage deep into the athletic de- wardrobe in order to provide outfits for the entire freshman turnout, the thing that was most lack- ipjg the freshman squad last year. DIRECTOR MOSS OPTIMISTIC I olitrr to a llooil Showing in 4 in I Ogl. 'Director of J. A.

Moss at Corner is optimistic abutit the Dull gridiron showing in the state conference this season. With nine letter men returning the initial practice will be held on Wednesday afternoon. Floyd Smith, who assisted in the University of Nebras ka freshmen last year has been secured as football coach; A. Moss, head of the chemistry department, is going to act as his assistant. Captain Kaldal who was to pilot the eleven thru this season is not returning; he has entered a university of the Pacific Wednesday afternoon before the tirst workout a new captain will be elected.

The nine letter men returning are Eltzel miller, end; Thomas, end; Salladen, tackle; Kline, TiaU; Cooper, half; Shull, half; Pie- rart, guard; Davis, guard, and Roland, quarter. With these experienced men Coach Smith Is going to whip them into tiptop shape to meet the Cotner alumni team on October 1 on the Fat ner gridiron. The Bull schedule will open with Mornlngside at Bethany on October 8. The first conference game will be played with Doane on October 15 at Bethany. On October 21 Grand Island at Bethany.

October 29, York ai York. November 5, Midland College at Bethany. November 11, Hastings at Hastings. November 18. Kearney at Bethany, and November 23, Peru at Bethany.

COYOTES BEGIN REAL WORK le In ttnllil Stroup From Vliitrrnl nl II him I. Coach R. B. MeCandless at Nebras ka Wesleyan has issued his call to ftiotball men and with eight letter men and a splendid lineup of new material he gave them their first work out Mon day afternoon on the Johnson field. started to issue moleskins Monday morning.

Harrell, Quante. Parkinson and MeFarlane are the only Hue men to return but with the new material the Coyote coach expects ro build a line that will equal last Ijp the backfield Kahm, MeCandless, Furman and Hare are on deck to claim their old positions. It is possible that Kahm will be shifted from the back held to an end. Six University Place high school stars have registered their intentions of giving some of the letter- a fight for their positions. Aiabas ter, halfback, Radinsky, halfback, Arnos, quarter.

Harrington, tackle, fetter, end, and Packard, halfback, are the University Place men who will be ready for the workout Monday afternoon. The schedule for this year ij as follows: October V- Nebraska at l.ineoln. October at University Place. October Itonver university at at Crete. "October State Normal at Place tigside at University Ft nee.

November Island College at Cl rand Island a November 18 York at University tiny. November at Hastings. SPORT NOTES If those in charge of the imposed game for Christy Mamewson in New York September 30, will con- eent-40 accept donations for K. GET FOURTH PLACE UKKK.li IIA KI.OCK FOII Fill DIVISION 4MIIIR. American FARLEY YOUXi.

Former University of Nebraska football man and Lincoln high m-bool captain who will roaoh the freshman pigskin men at the university this season. they will have no trouble to raise a record amount, according to John Me- Graw of the Giants. have been connected with many benefit games and projects in my life, but I have never seen such 'interest as has been displayed in the Mathewson benefit. We have no less than a thousand letters from fans all over the country, some of them containing checks for sule stantial amounts. The letters tell us how glad the writers are to help one of the greatest ball players that ever lived.

Us wonderful, and shows that Matty has thousands of said the Giant boss. There is some doubt as to whether Mathewson would accept such donations, however, as he is quite sensitive about matters of this kind. McGraw declared Matty would wiilingly accept receipts from a game, because he feels as tho such money would come from his intimate friends. The plan will be taken to Mathewson before the donations are accepted. Promoters of the harness meeting at Hartford, Peter Manning the trotter, defeated Single the pacer, will conduct an investigation into the arrangement behind the match race that was advertised as a feature.

When Peter Manning defeated the pacing marvel the crowd hissed driver Murphy, who was behind Peter Manning, and Allen who was behind Single G. As the horses went to the barn and the drivers walked up the stretch they were liberally charged with the race. As a feature it was one of the greatest drawing cards the Hartford meeting ever had. Manager George Gibson, of the Pittsburgh Pirates, will make no prophecies regarding what his team will do in the series, if they get that far. Asked what chance he thought the Pirates would have against the heavy hitting Yankees, Gibson declared there was no use crossing bridges until we get to them.

"I will tell you about that later, but let us tirst wm the National he said. SEWARD PREPARED FOR GRID I nr Football Meaaou Out Vlen at Work. SKM CRD, Sept. or eight letter men are back for the opening of football practice and a large number of recruits have declared their intention of going out for the grid sport with the high school team. The Seward team is open for a game at Seward on October 21 and on Thanksgiving day.

The schedule. Sept. 30, Sutton at Sutton, Oct, 7, Osceola at Seward. it, Aurora at Aurora. 21.

open, at Seward. 28, Wilber at Wilber, Nov. 4. Havelock at Seward. It.

til at City. Nov. 18 4 ork (plane not determined Nov. 24, possibly Seward College. LOVEWELL DEFEATS SUPERIOR.

SUPERIOR. Sept. was defeated 4 to 2 by Lovewell in last game of season. Van Van Meter made two of the finest running fly catches seen on the ball grounds. Dulantey struck out fourteen men.

Tnke- Itnnl On me I'rom Today liter llard Fought Buttle. youngsters lost out for fourth place in the city league when the Knights of Columbus de- them 6 to 4 in the first game Sunday afternoon at Island park. The Law 1 ora Sorting Goods team won the Armstrong Clothiers 5 to 4 in a hotly contested game at the last of the double header. A large crown attended in spite of the chilly weather. It was announced between the games that the Greenwood-Wilber game for tlie state chafnpionship would be played at Rock Island park at 3:30 Wednesday.

Greenwood failed to turn up for the game d- uled for Saturday owing to a niisun derstandfng with the management, the Greenwood team being under the impression that the game had been postponed due to the inclement weather. First Game. The Shoptown-K. C. game started off slow Sunday, the getting the lead in the first inning when lead-off man, scored after a single and a sacrifice by Craig, when Ball let the pill slip thru him.

Again in the fourth the C. aggregation went, to work and slipped in three runs, Finley, G. Miller and 14. Miller tallying. In the fifth the Knights rt tied in two more.

Wigton and Craig crossing the plate but this ended their tallies. The Shoptown youths did not score until they had stopped the K. C. runs. In the seventh Sapp walked and advanced to second scoring on single, the latter going to third while the Knights were striving to catch Sapp at home.

Ball wer.t out Byrnes to Craig, Qlennon scoriLg on the in the ninth, with one man down. Sapp singled and stole second. Glon- non walked. Ball fanned, but Sapp and Glennon again scored on Shef- single, Sheffley going in as a pinch hitter for Miller who had been fanning consistently. Franklin went out 14 Miller to Craig, ending the game.

Second Game. Taking the lead in the second in ning by scoring three runs od errors by the Clothiers and timely hits the Lawlor team won from the Armstrong aggregation by the score of 5 to Armstrongs scored in the fourth frame but tied with the Law lors who also ran in one in that inning. The game stood 4 to 4 until the sixth when Lanphere ran in the winning tally for the Sporting Goods team. Both teams were braced up during the game by refreshing the pitching mound with new tvvirlers. Kline put the Lawlor team in the hole in the fourth.

With three men on bases the Lawlor management jerked the tall slabman and put Peterson on the mound, Kennedy going behind the bat ami MeKibbon taking the la place in center field. Peterson allowed two men to cross the plate tying the sore, walking in one, run and hitting Runyon for another. -However, he tightened up and stopped the ninth batsman when Crandall threw' him out at first. Brehm went on the mound for the Clothiers in iue ninth and w-as successful in preventing the Sporting Good team from getting any more tal lies. The score: Boupr.

if rf Robertson, na Hirkok. 3b Bapp. 2b Bail, Franklin, Totals K. of Wigton. cf Craig, lb Finley, 2b (4.

Miller. If H. Miller, Roth, rf ('lark. as-3b Beaman, New York Cleveland Louis Washington Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia WM chita Oklahoma City Omaha biotta City Joplin St. Joseph Dei- Moines Tulsa A Mtnm apolia Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis St.

Paul League. Won St 74 63 46 League. Won 85 84 71 ftS 4 66 '67 47 league. Won 87 84 86 76 67 Association. Won .83 79 08 68 Cl 61 67 7 4 84 69 68 73 79 84 1 61 65 74 78 81 97 .081 63 60 6 i 71 liU Beaman lo Craig.

Franklin H. Miller, Kapp 13; Frankl Bases on Off H. Miller 4: off Fi tin 1. Passed 4 Ila ran kl in t. f.efi ou 4 opto i KnigtttH 2.

-Meyers and Bird. SECOND GAMK. Lawlor Coltard, 4 Thomas, tu 5 Pet. .612 .664 .548 .507 480 .331 Prt. .630 .618 .514 .496 1 .485 .475 .419 .359 IVt.

.588 .507 490 .473 .1 .349 Pet. .568 ,568 .543 4 96 .172 46 9 .463 .423 Roh 12). in fi WILL tiOLD ANOTHER BOUT 4 11 11 i pit 11 ami to Dispute by Tltelr Fight. Boxing Commissioner Lum Doyle Monday that his visit to Grand island to settle the dispute between Alex Gallipaux and Plop Holmes over right about a month ago had happily. Not only will the scrappers be satisfied with the ruling but the poor i children of Grand Island will profit also.

Holmes and Gallipaux both went thru the ropes in their recent match and the referee called the event no bout. Since the battle was for the gate receipts both participants there in became dissatisfied immediately and have been wrangling ever since. The commissioner ruled that the battle be rest aged, the men to receive the receipts of the other scrap and the receipts this time to go for a Christmas tree for the poor children of Grand Island. The arrangement being sat I factory to both contenders the bout will be held about October 10. According to the ruling the battle must take place no more than two days before this date and not more than two days after the same.

SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS NATIONAL LKA4.I New Brooklyn. New 2 2 I 0 0 0 0 20 I Brooklyn 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 Toney Siiytlor; VHtcliell, Mil Smith, Schtipp unit Krueger. Chicago. I A I 0 0 0 0 A 1 IS 3 i ago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 5 8 I and Fonder York imd Duly, Fairett. IMtthhurgh Cincinnati.

Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 I 7 Cincinnati 0 2 0 0 0 11 0 1 ('arlaou ami t.roh; Mariittard and Hargrave. A.MERH AN LEALI E. Boston vs. New York. Boston 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 A 2 New 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 A anil Bud; Host and hang.

Neeoml game Bastan I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 I New York 0 0 0 (I 0 A 11 and Walters rey, shawkey und Kehaiig, Cleveland vs. St. Loals. Ct-ev eland 01700000 12 0 Louis 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 10 2 Bughy Caldwell and Kolp. Yangihler ami Soverchi.

Detroit vs. Chicago. I Detroit 00 1 20 0 I 0 11 I Chicago 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 Jo 0 ams unii Bas-lcr Connolly, WO days before this Kuns-d and Nehalk, Crandall, gb McOrory, if I.amphere, rf Kennedy, cf. MeKibbon, of Carter, 2 Kline, Pv Totals Myers, cf Healy, rf Kersey, lb Runyon, 3b Wagner, If Gross, VVIederspan, ss Lippe-t, Knobloch, 2b Shhmuit, Lvrlock, Brehm, ab 4 WKNTEHN LEALI K. ISt.

Joseph PLAN LQXJNG BOUT AT YORK vp i Klonv 4 ity 2 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 I1 1 0 3 0 i I Neeond fame; Between 1 tnt rinnt Diluvila si -ph Kionv City. 5 und I ndinnnpnlia Wrestler. YORK, Sept. York 1 1 1 1 0 10 0 4 0 3 1 1 0 00 fire department have completed arrangements to put on a boxing bout between Bear Cat Wright of Omaha, and Joseph Thomas of Indianapolis. 2 to be held here on October 6, during the fall festival.

The proceeds I will go to the Ycluntrer fire depart-1 omuitu 2 ment to itein defray exp rises of send i Moines 1 ittg delegates to convention be held at Norfolk in January, 1922. Nlouv City Wichita Wichita Oklahoma City Seconil gtune: Wichita 1 Oklahoma City 3 Omaha vs. Iles nines 13 I TO ELIMINATE TWO STARS Katie Bcn.lv to Fall Nome Expert IVi.nl. Nccka In 4.mu«*«. The big knife was ready to fall Monday on same big tennis necks.

Two of the biggest players in the tournament were to be beheaded in the third round of the national singles championships at the Germantown (Ticket club. William Tiiden, present national and international champion, meets Zenzo Shimtdcu, the little Japanese Davis cup star and William Johnston plays Vincent Richards. The outcome of the.se two star was expected to go a long way in indicating the winner of (he title as the two Monday will play Tuesday in the fourth round. WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD. LINCOLN CITI latxrtor import! A mat roams Amsrtcati legion of Talaphonra W'catcrn Glxaa T.

A U. Won 8 5 5 4 3 3 I 1 8 4 5 5 5 6 Pet. 819 .623 .625 .875 386 score of 3 to 2, in one of the closest games of the sea-son. This breaks the tie between the two towns giving the Trenton team the edge on the Red- willow county aggregation. Score innings; 3 10 4 and Strong.

Bailey and Forrest. Struck out By McGuire. 10; by Bailey, 8. Bases on 2. ThreMmse Gums.

Two-base 2. McCook Oklahoma City. 10 2 I Ontaha I Necond Jopan va. 32 4 6 27 5 I.awloi’s 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 00 1 3 0000 0-1 Two-bnae hit Cross Ialrlock. Z.

baiiiflco hit- out. SeUniiilt, by Kl 3: by- Patorson. 5. Basts oil balls off 2. Hit pitohod tersoti liuti- von.

crnc ild pitch, IJrohnv. on bas's. 5, clothiers 4. Brdhsy and ycrs. BEAVER CITY WINS.

BBEAVER CITY. Sopf. 11. Beaver City defeat'd Kensington, here today, to 0. lioutx pitched fine hall for Beaver City and had good support.

THIS TIME LAST YEiR. pitched tour-hif asuinst the Krooklvn vviimiiig. 5 to Duly twenty-eight h.ittrr* him. l.evvi* hit a Itomer with two on and the Ya hr At the rJi- P.tr: ity hit homer nt liiea fur I.Merle, him, thir.iyht I luv I hecn eauchl UMl lo hi. p'ri'ijn nt (ihiirrity uliruil ol him and out.

made a triple plav against Ivetly aught a drive, (outlied HrM and threw to Bancroft, who llornshy oft oud Joplin Tirivi 8 game; Joplin 110 'i 5 2 MINDEN WINS A FAST GAME Defeat Inland Team 5 to 71 In Eleven innlnua. GRAND ISLAND. Sept. Minden wron from Grand Island here today, 5 to 3, in eleven innings. Ras) muasen knocked the pill over the left field wall with one man on for the winning runs.

A mob took the field when a Minden man was called at the plate in the seventh inning and did not retire until Umpire McGowan, i ot Wilcox, wras removed. Score by innings: Mindrn 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 1 0 0 2 -5 9 5 Island 1 1 00000000 7 3 hero: Fred Toney ran to the rescue with the bases full and none out in the third inning and pulled the Giants thru to an 11 to 3 victory- over the Robins which put the Giants in first place. Rube Marquard blanked the Pirates for eight innings and hurled the Reds to a 4 to 1 win, rnishing the Pirates out of the lead. The Yanks fell back a half game by splitting a double header with the Red Sox. Joe Btish made it seven straight by winning the first game.

3 to 1, but Karr fell before the New Yorkers and lost the second, 5 to 1. The Cubs used four pitchers in vain trying to stop the Cards wlio w'on, 10 to 5. Seven runs in the third inning gave Cleveland an 8 to 4 win over the Browns. doable and singles by Harris and Miller in the tenth inning enabled Washington to beat the Athletics, 7 to Detroit took the final game of the season with the White Sox, 6 to 1. FRANKLIN DEFEATS UPLAND Wllil to Take on nt County Fair.

FRANKLIN, Sept. Franklin a last game of from Upland, 2 to 5. Franklin batteries; Leonard and Palmer. Upland batteries: Lindgren and Mason. These same teams play at the county fair this week.

Franklin against Alma and Upland against Campbell. The Minden Wild Cats take on the winner of the series. TRENTON BEATS MTOOK TEAM TRENTON, Se.pt. defeated McCook here today by a ome difference tween this medieval method of shaping hats and the modern way. But then, as much difference between those crude hats and the perfect Gordon bat of today fall models are top notch.

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