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fpop Warner maha Worldnald Sunday Sports Section EIGHT PAGES Photographer Shows How Nebraska Scored irst Touchdown Against Texas Team rxr POWER IN 26 0 WIN STANDINGS 1 1 (Continued on Page 5 Col 3) Grid Results but neither score 6 6 At speed (Continued on Page 5 Col 7) At jq yard a pass end to the six yard line I the out sense Bible of the dra shooed in a BKMITS tint Game W1 net receipts SlOleot7S: each chib's Athletics Markets doom and of hemlock is the way OMAHA NEBRASKA OCTOBER 1933 Veteran Coach Sees pleasant Days Ahead this picture Masterson (No 33) is shown taking Hadlock's punt which he ran back to the Texas 33 yard line Both Have Touch' down Chances but Lack That Punch Bible Presents ine Team: "Longhorns Never Have Chance isLE IT LG KG KT REQB L1I RHB Sports Athletics Markets president of the Johnny Heydler has all gvm will soon be going depression though it 2000 Welcome Champions Home NEW YORK Oct 7 The New York Giants new baseball cham pions arrived Saturday night from Washington at 9:25 and found a crowd of about two thousand waiting to greet them at the Pennsyl vania station The champions posed for photographs while patrolmen held back the cheering crowd Carl Hubbell who won two games and Lefty whose pinch hit broke up the second game had to fight their way out of the mob 90 Yard Run for Touchdown Is eature of racas ig Six Team Has 4 Scoring Chances in airly Even Clash Columbia Kirksville 26 Missouri Tulsa Tulsa 20 Oklahoma 6 MISSOURI VALLEY St Louis Illinois 21 Washington Omaha Creighton 0 Haskell 0 LOCAL HIGH SCHDOIX Omaha Technical Central 0 Dog Races Postponed but Will Start Today Cold weather and small attend ance Saturday night caused post ponement of the dog races sched uled for League park The races will open Sunday aiternoon at 2:30 At Lafayette Purdue 13 Ohio Univer SitAt6Madison Wisconsin 19 Marquette 0 At Chicago 32 Cornell Col lege 0 A At At Mount Union a nUvplanrl At Marietta Marietta 13 Capital 0 At Bowling Green Bowling Green 19 Blutlton 0 At Kent Akron 19 Kent State 6 At Oberlin Oberlin 21 Kenyon 0 At Heidelberg Heidelberg 19 Ohio I flew Deal rnilE DEPRESSION 6 He's Seen Some Tough Times Before Money! 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HAD THE gaudy goofy era continued Papa Warner bc Harvard Overwhelms Bates Team 33 0 Cambridge Mass Oct 7 LT) new football machine which worked smoothly for three periods Saturday overwhelmed the scrappy Bates lightweights for a 33 0 victory before an 'opening game crowd of 10 thousand Three Crimson scores resulted from for ward passes Pct 1 SW 4 200 i 7 13 12 Princeton Rides Over Amherst Eleven 40 0 Palmer Stadium Princeton Oct 7 (T) Princeton opened ds football season with a 40 to 0 victory over Amherst Saturday be fore 12 thousand spectators Wins Series for New York Ann Arbor Michigan 20 Michigan Columbia Ohio State 75 Virginia Minneapolis Minnesota 6 Indiana Iowa 38 Bradley Tecli 0 4 in 2 5 3 Ste St Louis Illinois 21 Washington 6 IN THE MIDWEST Wooster Wooster 7 Ashland 0 Cleveland Western Reserve 19 Case 27 Denison A cw Profs SUCH drcams of the athletic direc tors and graduate managers and while in no place were they com pletely realized liberal credit grants and paper prosperous nlumni had boosted them pretty dangerously along on many cam puses before difficult times froze the steam in the donkey engines and turned the grading teams out to pasture During the past nine years I have visited scores of citadels of cerebration and I do not remem ber any where the vast athletic expansion projects had ap proached completion Always there were at least two or three buildings left standing for the use of the hon professors al though I was usually assured by the campus greeter that just as soon as the bonds were re tired on the fieldhouse or new practice fields that ugly old pile over there would he vanked i down to make room for the new tennis courts or gym or maybe it was a polo field But it was possible to discover after fairly diligent search some evidence of academic activity Papa Warner whose foot ball faculty career extends from the Iowa State campus of the peg topped nineties to the mortgaged Temple stadium of wondering present has hatched himself a twittering flock of bluebirds out of eggs that were laid by a dismal raven Papa tells about it in the cur rent issue of the Saturday Eve a hiaie even a under Left stuff were the Saved! I THE A struck have been long! But the depres sion did! The ambitious blue prints now lie molder ing and more than likely practically for gotten Bonds representing many thousands have not been retired to the profound distress of not only the athletic directors and graduate managers but also of their holders The delightful con templation of air castle archi tecture has given way to worri ment over ways and means of paying for 10 gallons of rubbing alcohol and a dozen spools of tape and the remaining stenog" May wages by Decem ber first Business is being done with four bit pieces plus government tax So Papa Warner is confident the graduate managers are turn ing again to serious and extend ed consideration of college sports as such This the veteran coach as sures his customers is good It is more than that It is swell Maybe Clark Is attening That Pig eon Ynrk WMshinqton Hutteri Hubbell and Mannuo art Russen nomas ana wwai ocCvuu vjamr BIG SIX At Lincoln Nebraska Z5c Texas 0 At South Bend Kansas Notre Dame 0 (Tie) A Omaha Tennis Squad Tackles Peru Today The Omaha Tennis club will meet Peru in a return match on the Tennis club courts Sunday aft ernoon representatives are Luttgen Charles Keller Phil Dodge Thurston red Wolfe letcher Slater Audrey' Bartholomew Verona Grucnthcr Lois Lane and Mary Allen The Qmahans won the first match at Peru the Commodores withstood attack from a courageous Carolina eleven to win 20 I Warhlngton ''A SrfJ a fl I am TllirilllTTn III! OUCHDOWN George Henry Sauer went over the Texas left tackle for the first touchdown oN the game BY REDERICK WARE Rprt Editor of lb WorW llerjddI "AT EMORIAL STADIUM Lincoln It! Neb Oct 7 To paraphrase the words to your famous tune Texas "The Eyes of the Huskeri Were Upon You" almost all of this afternoon while those Huskers themselves were continually on to you and your shenanigans Not only were they on to you the whole varsity and nubbins roll call of them but they were around you past you behind you and over you in a manner that not even their most optimistic and full be lieving loyalists had expected to heboid Texans Never Had Chance The vast majority of the 18 thousand who assembled here to day must have anticipated a ter rific intersectional struggle be longing by custom to November week ends rather than to the Ides of October Well they might for the Longhorns swept out of the southwest preceded by a terrific and formidable reputation and possessed of a record of perennial conference leadership Instead the customers saw a victorious parade of almost every football eligible at the home state univer sity And at the finish they read this reckoning: Nebraska 26 Texas 0 Even this rather overwhelming score does not represent the aston ishing almost total measure of the winning domination The Longhorns never had a chance Never did they near the Scarlet goal Huskers Keep the Ball Not even after Colonel Bible had hauled out his veteran string late in the third quarter and chased the sophomore varsity on the field could they turn their gaudy Bohn Hilliard loose They seldom got a chance for Hilliard and his con tinually changing baffled support ing cast were Kept ousy an after noon trying to head off Comhusk er touchdowns When they did get a chance it was abruptly taken away Those Huskers made them surrender the ball and then went on using it profitably themselves The sophomore varsity added a dozen points to the 11 that had been made during the second and third quarters on touchdowns by George Henry Sauer and place ments by Bernie Masterson Just before the third period ended Jerry LaNoue who they say is a cousin to Little Lewis Brown and a sort of athletic step brother of Christo pher Christian Mathis made his debut in varsity football by scor ing a touchdown on his very first play Behind a veritable wall of interference fashioned by mates as new as he rry skirted the Texas right end and raced 13 yards down the sideline for his score Not a hand was laid on him His kick however was short At the start of the fourth quarter Johnny Wil liams another debutant made the total 26 irpo Thompson who was getting his first trial at tackle knocked Longhorns rolling as he waded through their line to block Jimmy punt big hands pushed the ball high in the air Johnny William! caught it and galloped the 10 yards necessary to put the ball where it counted Keriakedes Gets Chance After that Colonel Bible called on his nubbins The nubbins had played a game riday night out Texas was unable to do anything that was beyond their talents The nubbins didn did Texas With a fine matic Colonel whole covey of nubbins let them run off a couple of plays and then motioned a single large young man out there where the fun was going on That young man got the most tumultuous hand of the alt I (Continued on Page 2 Col 8) Bradley sepirh Harms Peterson Harms (C) Dauyherty Iindenmeyer ZimmermanL Handley Crowell Davis llsntk TT UI 4 Dnrlr ihck 1'iuiui riikiuauu Pete Welsh Drake umpire Ira Illinois neia juujjt dci uc Iowa City la Oct 7 Run ning up its biggest score in years the University of Iowa football team 'pushed over the lighter Bradley Tech eleven 38 to 0 to open the home season Saturday The Hawkeye regulars led by Joe Laws and Dick Crane rammed over three touchdowns by the time the second period got under way Reserves played most of the game 90 yard runback of a kickoff for a touchdown featured the game ifteen thousand largest crowd in years to sec a Hawkeye prac tice game were in the stands low a te Koster Sctiaamcl Moore (C) Seel Radlnff Dee Iaws Hoover isher Crayne Officials rurrithprs 1 Grane Drake head linesman Iowa Richards tor Crayne Hawkins for Moore Gallagher for Moore Gallagher for Radloft Swaney for Dee Schneidman for Hoover Leylze for tes ter Kuhn for Richards Ray isher for Page Teyro for I aws Rook for Russ isher Webser for Schaamel Liggett for Seri Hass for Liggett Lindenmeier for Rav isher Thurtle tor Teyo Rueber for Gallagher Panther for Rook Yordy for Kuhn Miller for Dec Eckdahl for Ihur tle Tuinstra for Rueber Ash for Yordy Bea rl for Kuhn Dickerson for Ray isher Bradley substitutions ennell for Davis Wilson for Peterson McDonald forLm denmever Davis for Coir Meeskt for Sen frh TL'tndley for Harms Morgan for Wilson Bennett for Handly Tourhriown ra vne i2 Tevro (21 Laws Russ isher Point after touchdown Russ isher Rook score bv quarters Bradley Yech Iowa Giants Cop 4 to 3 in 10 Innings rpHE DEPRESSION Papa JL Warner says has been good for the college football business Whether or not it so wills the college football business is be ing steered back inside the bounds of sanity and reason Something greater nobler and finer is bound to rise from the blasted dreams of athletic direc tors and graduate managers The Great Vision rpHESE gents visioned a nation 1 of campuses given over al most entirely to stadiums dia monds courts gymnasiums and golfing pastures all of them set of course in pleasant and artis tic surroundings They magnanimously did not demand the complete surrender of the academic forces In most Instances their blue prints pro vided space for a snug but come ly structure to be devoted en tirely to pure intellectual exer cises I am no architect My con clusions may be woefully awry but most of the grand plans I have seen contemplated a col lege building about the size of the municipal comfort station in Duluth Minn over whose door uay is inscribed in everlasting granite the revelation that the edifice is the memorial to one of the departed big shots Scries Statistics By Associated BY EARL POTTER (The World llcraliPs Spurfs Service I South Bend Ind Oct 7 The University of Kansas Jayhawkers of the Big Six conference came into the homeland of the vaunted Notre Dame Ramblers Saturday and battled the famous Irish to a scoreless tie Opportunity knocked at the door of the Jayhawkers in every quarter as they penetrated deep into Notre Dame territory while the Irish threatened Kansas seri ously only once when they were stopped on downs on the 11 yard line 12 plays after the kickoff It was the first game of the season the third In rushing passing and punting the Jayhawkers showed their foe even up football: but they lacked punch to cash in four opportuni ties Misses ield Goal After staving off the early Notre Dame rush Kansas took the ball on its 39 yard line and on rushes by Sophomore John Peter son and a 15 yard pass Dumm to Peterson marched 52 yards to the Irish nine yard line where Dumm lost the ball on a fumble Early in the second quarter Pete Mchringer blocked a Notre Continued on Page 3 Col 1) BY WESTBROOK PEGLER Bv fcprrial Leased Wire WASHINGTON Oct 7 These Giants stormed the heights of glory scaled the ram parts of victory and all that sort of talk Saturday afternoon which is the way of saying in world sc ries dialect that they won a ball game These Senators bogged down in the slough of despond fell off the precipice of drained a few crocks for themselves which of saving they lost Yes the Washington ball club lost and the outcome of this one made it the final game of the 1933 world series and made the Giants champions for one year from this date in their line of work The score was 4 to 3 and again as riday the contention was so close that they had to work over time to reach a decision The win ning run was a long fly into the center field bleachers in the tenth and last inning Melvin Ott the young outfielder who been able to hit a lick in four times at bat against Al Crowder and Jack Russell clipped one at last in a long graceful golf shot which fell among first row of customers way there the Nice Type red Schulte the Washington outfielder tore over to his right and stretched himself a yard in a final grab for the ball before he tumbled backward over the waist high green wall Ott apparently thought the ball had bounced over the little fence for he pulled up at second base obedient to a special rule The rule said anything into that bleacher section should be limited to two bases if it happened to hit the ground and carry the low barrier on a bounce As ball and ball player vanished from view in the distance Ott held up at second stood there a little spell and then jogged half way out to the scene where a crowd of po licemen customers and Washing ton ball players were hauling Schulte up and dusting him off Ott is the sort of ball player who would do a thing like that He is one of the nice type a good em ploye efficient and excessively right minded Now a ball player of the true ball plajer type would have kept on tearing to score and then scream and stamp and jump up and down if the umpire had sent him back A good ball play er type of ball player has got to have a strong dash of the lawyer in him That kind claims every thing admits nothing a True Ball Player Presently Mr Pfirman the Na tional league umpire at second base who was closest to the play decided that the ball had carried the fence on the fly and author ized Ott to rattle right along and score the run which even then was pretty certain to win the game and the championship for the Giants Joo Cronin the Sena manager a true ball player ran up hollering outrage and try ing to convince Pfirman that lie Pfirman had seen the ball hit the grass and hop over He was joined by several other shower bath lawyers and they harangued the umpire for sonic time but the only evidence he had to go by was the evidence of his eyes which had been certified by Johnny Heydler the lancrnn whATl picked him to work in the world series Mike Martin the trainer of the Senators and by the way you must not call them Senators in any of the local papers lest they be confused with the statesmen in the upper house with offense all Old Mike went trotting out to the scene of the accident with his liniment plaster and string to put his man together it (Continued on Page 5 Col 7) Navy Sinks Mercer 25 6 Annapolis Md Oct 7 Aft trailing in the first quarter Aa vy struck a fast pace and de rated the Mercer Bears 25 to Murday BY HOWARD WOL THERE can be no mistake about it Someone put water in the white gun powder And the same nasty culprit filed down the rod tomahawk until that lethal weapon was about as effec tive as a butter knife on a steak hacked from a 15 year old range steer All of which when applied to the fruitless activities of Creigh ton's Bluejays and Indi ans at the Hilltop Saturday night simmers down to these two little words "No End Where They Started And that lack of an explosive in the Creighton attack and the dull goal line assault of the warriors brave forced the riyal elevens to do a lot of threatening and no scoring So the contest fourteenth of the series between the schools ended right where it started naught and naught As a rather disgruntled woman fan muttered as she left the field after the final gun: silly the use of playing if nobody wins?" Well it was that kind of a ball game a game in which Creighton three times pierced the redskin 10 yard line only to sec its assault peter out like a bromo seltzer that stands too long Thrice the Indi ans galloped down inside the Blue jay 10 yard line And nothing ever happened Blues Held on One Yard Line Why those Bluejays once had the ball on Haskell's one yard line and four downs to make goal But they Again they were on the six yard marker and lost the ball on downs And yet againthey had a first down on the 14 And ditto for that nothing happening chant Haskell once was so close to the Creighton goal that Hippo Miles who "is just a boy trying to fit Jiis 225 pounds into a suit originally intended for a 175 pounder could have squirted juice from his own special eating tobacco across Pete shoulder onto the goal It just seemed like every time cither team would get down there within scoring range the attack would wilt like a stiff shirt on a walkathoner But there's one picture the nine thousand will tuck away in mem Continued on Page 2 Col 5) Vanderbilt Holds Off North Carolina Rally Nashville Tenn Oct 7 (AN In a gridiron battle enlivened by a re lentless aerial bombardment from opposing trenches Vanderbilt uni versity emerged victorious Satur day as a late Post Many of hi merits are so clear that Phi Beta Kappa could ctand them TECH un 1 1 1 1 1 I Crowder Thomae McColl and Sewell I Third Game RHE CENTRAL BY 6 TO 0 I ourth Game Xew York 2 11 1 I Washington Tb 41 Batteries Hubbell and Mancuro Weaver End Runs Open Patti Russell and Sewell I ifth 'Gaiw to Central Goal Kew York Ef Washington 3 10 Qrslr icr Cnpc (Itrnri Batteries Schumacher Luque and Man oeiner LI yVux leuso Crowder Rusell and Sewell I ifth Game I iRures Pwirt attendance 25154: net receipts I 5121197: advisory share $18 BY AL WOL 117935: each club'e share J2575436 each Even an early season date failed to upset the deep rooted tradition rraeris OwifHoll I nlavrrs rearuuif hui share $7319861 each share J73 games Saturday Coach Dutch is6i Tcchstcrs making off with BARK GRI1TH STADIUM tllC Victorv 6 to 0 to CStaljllStl 'WraeVitMrrfin Cifi 7 themselves firmly in the scramble I for citv state and Missouri Valley conference laurels The Tech of the 1933 baseball season stands were well filled raced off the enemy battleground However there was much of the Saturday with the championship "moral element in it for of the world as they outfought and the Purples whose green eleven I outhit the Washington Senators had not been expected to copc at in the second successive extra all with the Maroon powerhouse as inning thriller of the world series displayed last week in the Abe The mighty bat of "Little Lynx contest Ott who struck the first big blow Seiner Goes Over the Giants four days ago pro rr I oH duccd the decisive punch with a th Central line and home run into the bleacher pavilion 1 yt SnaXs afud Ttafiedto Ow Mow troka up a relief nu ve ue around Central's right end and I Gants their fourth triumph bj the Hender circled left for 13 more on score of 4 to 3 and the series the next play putting the ball on a 4 to margin but it was not the Purple 12 vard line posted on the scoreboard until an ive whacks at the line took it decision was reversed and over ullback Seiner smashing another outraged protest regis over guard on the last play Rod tercd first by the Giants and then placckick was blocked by by the crestfallen Washington Korney players Central got a big right Umpire Charles Tfirnian a Na at the start when the kickoff got tional leaguer at first ruled away from Hender and Central re hit a two baggcr under ground covered on the Tech 15 yard line rules as red Schulte Senator Two passes and a line play failed center fielder dove among specta to advance the ball and Korney's tors for the ball barely got his attempted placekick was a fizzle glove hand on it and then catapult Central Passes ail ed head first over the low board The Purples had one more fence into the bleachers chance in the final stanza when I In the spectacular debate that immediately broke out the Giants Continued on Page 3 Col 7) I led the first protest while Ott re mained unwillingly around second Meehan Gonqueror base Pfirman then reversed his at 'i nine decision ruling the hit a home run OI INOnpareil LJieSJafter consulting his two American airfield Vt Oct 7 UP) Wil I league associates on the field Em Ham Meehan 71 last of the famous a collar and elbow wrestlers who (Continued on 1 age 3 COI 3) hailed from this section died Saturday He gained fame by de M1ZZOU ElCVCn LOSCS fcating the pugilist Jack Dcmp xr 4 1 1 scy in a mixed OWatCK Ct 1 8CK1C bout in Boston Hdin Rp Hs Columbia Mo Oct The Uni I 1tr To Irtlrl versity of Missouri football squad LrCVHlSKy llClvt will be without the services of nn TTnrcrri I Sw atck veteran tackle for on orgeiy vuiaigc i everjll wceks anrI prrhaps for the Philadelphia Pa Oct 7 CT) remainder of the season as a re Barney Levinsky of suit of injuries he suffered in ri Philadelphia one time American game with Central college light heavyweight boxing cham here pion Saturday was held in $1500 Swatek has had an almost un bail for further hearing on a equalled hard luck career as a var charge of forgery involving three I sity football player During his checks sophomore year he was unable to play because of a fractured ankle Atlantic Gridder nearly all or the season because Gets Leg racture injuries received in the early Oc spertai DBpateh Th World Herald tober game with Kansas State Atlantic Ia Oct 7 Junior Maxwell at Smith 16 son of Dr and Mrs Maxwell at 1 loyd Smith and a junior in high Maxwell new physical di school here suffered a fracture of rector at the ornana the left leg1 Saturday while prac taken over the reins hHtti fAnfhnll T4r tc a nil naSLlC activities 1 the Atlantic High team jat top speed to 13 Iowa Harriers Win irst Meet of Year Clhc Morll Hpruld'k Unuil grrilrrl Iowa City la Oct Univer sity of Iowa's cross country team defeated Cornell college in the rirst meet of the season Saturday 2o to 32 lag of Iowa finished first in 11 minutes 76 seconds more than 50 yards ahead of the field Pittsburgh Beats West Virginia 21 0 Morgantown Va Oct" 7 SAN The Pitt Panthers using first second and third stringers had lit tie trouble in defeating West Vir ginia university Saturday 1 to 0 Georgia Rallies Beats Tulane Team Athens Oct 7 Georgia Tal lied to win its first Southeastern conference football game 2G to 1J over Tulane Saturday 1 SNN Aa 5r 31 vmv Ar zz aez flw yw it vmx i t'3 rxM sw e4 1 ri fzfl4 A Id sc ist jJKVTr 9 xw ilrVrtt rX line Miller went around right j5 i 'd I XN 9 Ott fs Homer 8 9 UNABLE TO SCORE TO Te fo ep.