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rat * Service Game Syracuse Star GRAND ISLAND SLIPS DOWN Dawson to Stars Who Will Pilot Rival Teams in Annual Battle j Trying Receives Due Injured in Final LADDER IN CONFERENCE RACE Fill Holes Made ISLAND COLLEGE lost two football games last v^ek and as Poach a result, slipped down in tin state college conference race. Vacant Criticism a 27 to 'A defeat to the Zebras Scrimmage GRANDElen Preston’s proteges administered by Injuries Saturday to follow up the drubbing handed out earlier in the week by Hastings, the conference 1» mIh- D<>ane >lipped tin position from Htthka Drilled a* Oen* \cademies (Haim /i miner man. ynto Being Management Halfback, May which the. Islanders were removed. No other chan res were effected by the 1 *e of Polo Ground Be l liable, to week's battles. ter—Freshmen Orange Respon- Appear Hastings has ijjkcii a much mimi MraigitT run m ail uuucicuiru W Central Formation* Again-t sible Prices of Huskers. ciu- ith Wayne and Nebraska for Against grasp on th«* lead in the title ] yet t«* play, and victories over tJraul, N with no defeats ar*it\. quest. Six victories *■ Tickets. Island and Kearney, Coach Vest Syracuse, \ V., Nov. ?S.—In Hie are booked on the Presbvterian.*' pmtey-s should have little trouble NKB., Nov. 51.— lJAVIS 4. WALSH. IIiiiiI scrimmage workout of the Syra- slate. From now until the end of By carrying on. Trying to raoil* cuse football (cam the season, when Wesleyan will b* at New York, Nov. 22.—With the ex- varsity yesterday York and C*»tner#ar4 hoplessly I lie holes left hy little trouble should be mi pected and almost coincidental ar- aftermftin. I.iffuril Zimmerman, star tackled, the tail * nd uf the rue.', York, play- injuries, anil like- rival of football countered. The last game of the se in but four have been the Army and Navy lialfliack and center, was injured so ing games, wise liolster up son will eliminate oik- *»f the unde- —«4eams in New York tomorrow morn snored Hipon inure than Cotner has reserye strength ~ be seriously that he will probably feated teams in the race .Tbg, certain individuals, witli a in seven engagements. Two drop] in case some of Ne- Nebraska added two more complex for whispering behind the unable to play Saturday against Wesleyan kicks for field goals constitute the I the injured play- wins to its record during* the week hand, have begun to transact busi- braska. Meehan took him along on amount of scoring done this season ers are uu.-ihle In Cottier and Grand l ness in the hotel lobbies. Somehow, by trouncing by the Bulldogs *o tl*e full route Hie special Irain last night in hopes somewhere, tickets for the spectacle Island. The win over Grand Island •Male ( MMndlnRo. I'orter can doc- • \v against >>rai-use that Trainor Charley of ; t. T Pc P* Op. have fallen into the hands of gives an insight into the strength »'• * (l 0 l"«,r> 152 -S uwn spec- in the three Haetingp College naiuruay, lor him up remaining winners of Normal 4 *• I l(»o•» l* 9 ulators and oitieens will either the Methodists. Midland, Peru was do many j 1 •" Dawson before the game. St-Urn 'k.» Wesleyan 4 3 1 1 **f*0 7 9 double or the box office days the state championship last year. Ml ! f* ft JftOO 13 A play triplo the ball Cbadron Normal 2 2 inc ronsidrrabk Zimmerman was carrying befoie the attack of the Islander*. Midland College 7 5 11 *37 1*9 9 price for the privilege of sitting in ° sltiffine of lirtrs- end when he was tackled Doan* College .< :: 2 .Cod 104 'Ll around the a 3 0 win from (l at the game, or they won't sit in Chandron took to Grand If College 5 ”• 3 .509 53 5o nirit in fli" dum- a member of the freshman team. ’• f| 4f"' ** at all. by Baptists, and Hastings invaded the t\ ayne Collage Normal *.111 2i‘,< 4,J my M'timmasr was to because of Kearney Me unable rise, a 20 10 vi *• n 4 4 1.4 For which state of affairs they ran Third City camp f«*r to Nebraska Central 1 5 1** practice Wednesday e\piling, in wlwn kn?e, and was car- York ('olkarf 4 n 4 »* ftftu 11 2H6 Maine their own natural it an injured light tory. From a comparative score curiosity, j Cotner College 7 ft 7 ft ,0‘fO 4* 21# tiie \ amity was again % *nt against ried off the field. By the time the is curiosity that annually brings standpoint, it would appear that Wes- lie-ntt'* I nd Week. flip freshmen. he \t Gi*nan and demand, as ancient as sin for the season by drubbing ft. an a r. will !(lv him all season, as he injured It at Coiner b'dng drilled c^nt Tins w ith four \' Grand IGand: MaehOfB 20. Grand itself. I'lie annual liaille between Hie two service teams Mill lie on the historic I'olo was leg^ s*> to 0. Peru Normal, give the Huskers three rnen. in fought grounds Saturday. the summer training camp. It ami 1»». pivot cham- Is The demand in this case is not al- While neither team has a b >tli are The Mas defeated I'enn State wins and one tie, i«* making A‘ Fremon* Midland 51. Tabor ft who was at Amo championship organization, strong. Navy by up, but he has favored it all Hutchison, hurt patched test of \| York, \wri' a! H*. York ft. together comprehensible. Army amt and held to a tie Mas licked Notre Itntne and interest Is pionship assertions The big ppru by Princeton. The Army by Yale. Particular \? Fremont Midland 54. Coiner ft but will probaJ.lv star;; Wostoup.i year. we~k Navy football games, h1l tooo often, attached to this haftle the ( of at the and the Bobcat schedule comes thi** Ai Buena Vista 19 Wayne Nor- and year's because respective captains, arney Navy, pictured left, Mulligan In ease Zimmerman la unable to Wayn-. Hubka. tall below the of when Coach takes his warriors iii *Jf 13. standard play of the al the on the same school team in New York some Speer * John Rhod a Army, right, played high years ago. Saturday's game start the game, his place will be bHine* Till* Week. s, although carrying achieved in Three series and to tackle the eleven which be vs ai the Big will be the 26th battle the two teams have engaged in. back Grand Inland York Yotk lame shoulder, was in his regular taken Foley, considered by many, Normal at Beth- western by inten J* Cotner \« Keatney week after week in the con- coached last year. Midland at left end. but was not his equal. His loss will be keenly any position r* to of to the titular contention* of the, Nebraska Central v«. ('hadron Normal ference meetings, say nothing done spoil rnitted to tak any clifcnces. Me felt, as a punier, as he has a* «'hadron. those some of the played among Normalites. v* Pern. Alliattr was down the other all fer the Orange this Midland Peru Norma! at holding Morrill the kicking a at Midland vs. ftoane Crete. leaders on the west coast. College Chadron Normal has practically Wesleyan wing. Bassett and Weir, regular Disputes a season. Bowman will be called upon Tickets High Priced. Just Word tackles, were in place, while Ogden to take his place In this department. little Shapley at fullback, in place of was In addition it might he mentioned being u-cd at McG asson > Crawford Claim to Pent Steve Barcbet—seems to hate won that in connection with the irnpas Play Today Takes Final guard position, and Berquist, regulai or Two Navy j the favor of Middy followers, espe- ■doned squawk from both academies w guard, was in his position. KREI) S. Ill NTKR.- tally when Ihe tenoral balance of The over allegedp rofiteerlng at local tlie- L. O. McHenry of Morrill. Neb., has ■-By FYemont, N>b., Nov. 22.—With freshmen were using the for- team for it adds an the is considered, mations used ateru on the night of the game, Army 'Oino to bat for the Morrill High the learned aportoiogtatfl Coach Speer* ill from attack of Workout for Game by Syracuse against ere l as well ns weight school one of the sf'vcn Associated Press comes an thf Midland team in the hands Damntfunyoris Colgate Word that was and Navy tickets are hardly moderate fpotball team, of the grip, Syracuse * ,.iri cost. Some 7,t)0n were placed on undefeated high ebvens nf tin* stale. FRft.Vlextensive discourse on the Vale- <>f Captain Klliott nf»d l^awrence ortemplating cutting >f* braska off Cotomin M l Nov. 22. —-Thr An f Mclldttrv Annapolis. next sev ,£Tsale to a privileged few here at a claims that Mdrrill should Harvard contest in which predomin- Horn, quarterback and last, year's Harvard on Short year's schedule reacted in " cost of $4 for seats in the stands and he declared chatnplons of western Ne- ates speculation on the "mental captain, 1* preparing for its crucial By DAMON HI N $ ON. napoiis Midshipman bad* a bmp' fury era l d f fere n t wa y «. <25 braska. not Crawford hazards" ntfti uncer- test of th* season this week when mlbu to Karragui field yesterday S«*rne Jlutker followers disliked th* for field boxes. Tills scale is the high. "psychological New York. Nov. 21.—Lula Angel afternoon. had finished their End of attitude »*f highest of the or In a tetter to The Omaha f*ec. Me tainty" which Yale will have to over- the Lutherans go to Peru. % They Betting the Orange, in that it was present year, any Kirpn's announcement In Ruenoa Henry bases his claim to tin western come. The Midland mentor contracted a final workouts under home sjrrotird on Syracuse’s invitation that .NVhras other. Aires I hat he refused $200,Of>0 to I Mass Xov. s« the of title as follows: What is we that 'fu ver Hvit into « This afternoon they atiiiil ig> Si.—Elev- ka heJui*d a game witii the *** service academies contend, it, may inquire, cold developed grip. Wills In America makes orange light Harry 4 the jnder- that First: Crawford is the see.,ml Harvard and Yale arc* to Sat- he wras forced to go to bed sail” f*>r New York, ready foi enth hour opinion among originally. They f-lt that borne "bourse, prices for these particu- only play Tuesday of "Tlie Brown Pan- the boycotting was that Harvard is lar seats is the Polo team in western which urday, football or auction bridge? ►and it is doubtful whether he will annual engagement With the rival graduates today notifi ation should have been given regulated by' Nebn^ka ther of New Orleans" quite unani- lias this and b** sfole to resume workouts with the West F*oint cadets on the Polo one to put up a much harder fight Nel;raska authorities before the lr -rounds management. Just why this Chappell played season, the so-called heavy- mous among Yale on than toe diould be so Is not made clear. TKe therefore Chappell is not a contender \h. hid Alibi Himself. team before the departure for Peru grounds Saturday afternoon. against Saturdu> fo-mat ion was released. weight contenders. in sense of the Now that they have reached the Some of the .* i• to in- rei*oids of the leans would ii.dicate, game belongs to the Army and Navy any word. Thursday afternoon. writer players. in view of the fact that the tire out not the Polo Second: Crawford does not have an comforting plains of the Argentine, The contest at Peru to juries, are not in the physical trim the genera! attitudeWe-ing that ground manage- promises criticized Wills for Date A imounced for the has occasionally win ment. undisputed claim to the championship frantic bull of the pampas. Mr. hold lhe hardest battle of the year it was hoped they wou d be, the t'rlmaon has a reel chance to pugilistic Inactivity, "he feels that Academies Silent on Profit. ns Morrill has filed a claim for it. and Luis Angel Klrpo, and his sugar for Midland. The Normal it es are coaches say. I lead t’oach Kolwell The coaches seem to feel that Yale's Har\ard-Yale Boat Harr a statement in 1 recent events justify t in addition has the Craw- tongued, geni •ting aide and con- head* 1 toward a claim for the cham- said tonight tiiat he woul 1 not be play aga met Princeton an not he re- iimhrldge, Mass., Xov. 12—Ths Further, the need for excessive challenged man. behalf of the colored Yale Harvard race ford eleven for a to he on fidante, Mr. Horatio Lavelle, are and a Midland ready to announce the final lineup at Harvard's expense and this boat on the would seem to be obviated game played pionship victory over peated prices by Thames at New neutral If This emitting a series of shrill Castillian added to the record, before Saturday morning i' iprt.-rion ius t a transmitted to I.ondon next year w .11 the fact that the expense of all serv- grounds, necessary. already spotless Within the Tom Gibbons, was rr/nth, *■« rowed on June challenge thus far has been Ignored squawks about the «buse Lius will put Coach Oraf* men in a posi- The final practice consist'd entire- the students, olds of a to a with 20. The Harrarl me athletes is covered by one of the contenders. refused a congression- to s crew and Crawford has refused to submitted in Mr. Rickard Polo tion decide the c with ly of signals and a run through all Harvard the short chuue. are being varsity schedule for 1S24 »n and the vast sum play. to hampionship on terms that f, jll appropriation match with Wills nounced Third: Morrill is undefeated and grounds ring last September. It either Wesleyan or Hastings. The formations and special plays. A accepted avidly here. today also calls for rac In at the gate, therefore, is would have given Gibbons at least “^■taken th* would seem thar since he has arrived with brief, final work* ut nil! be h. d Fri- for the fact that McGlone apiitist Pennsylvania and Columb •*gust ao much “velvet.” 1'ntil recent forever victorious both in state latter two teams, both plran * Except home Luis Angel has ac- $35,000. N» w York at Cambridge on and out of the state, while Crawford suddenly plat's, will c lash on Thanksgiving. day aftern*K>n. Navy's h is not won the quarterback post May 10. On May SI. ^jears, public announcement usually Within the .Tack Renault quired a good Idea, of one of t lie moi$th. will be the Hotel t'oin- i. e the,Harvard will com ♦ was has been defeated by an out state Handicapped by the absence of headquarters definite1' from end Spaulding, junior varsity made -that the net profits went a match with Wills that fundamentals of the as refused in team. More than this, Morrill's goal ting game their coach, th* Midlanders are going modore. the entire first string lineup has been pete the American Henley r»aat;, SLto service charities. The academies have Renault at least it is iri the I’nited States. would given Folwells statement that the line- at been line has not been crossed by any team practised through their rehearsals for the sett led. From tackle to tackle, ac- Phiiodelphia. strangely silent on this the same amount. It is only fair to *£liave up would not be Mettled uti is It w is announced th*t th» custom this season and it has scored a total riM.»ihlv it I* of no but Peru game with inexperienced hands probably cording to Its-al opinion. Harvard ^•S'dnt during the last two seasons. Interest to you. to that his manager •at, Renault add # Notre still 1 til occasioned considerable Princeton of 163 points to Its opponents' three. Harm- U the »H’» It-ielfr at the helm. A pall of gloom has set- Saturday one to outplay Yale in the big test. ary Harvard, and Navy Morfii, with I ornell hold* says he does not think Re- points frankly fans to- race could not Ive held next «s honors for the major of the tled over the Midland camp as a re speculation among gridiron j ear, rolkgfi for a match wtlh tendon—Frank (I'xldarri aon ihe I fkt whole country, with 161, nault quite ready night. The shift in the ha* field Princeton could accent *. to Have *ulr of Coach Speer's illness, and he*vjrw**cbt rbamtlottiWv of Great only May or Gibbons at this time. Michigan either Wills which com al- H 'a;n from Ja-k Hloomf.eld wh*n the Maroons Show Well Orammll.t. our only objection to th* for a this week at Peru lies have announced impossible for Harvard because of lc h<*pc- victory latrr 'if ;ed In th** se-cond hospital rqiortu from l.incnln Is that they In other words. Renault's manager dl*4jur» to most with certainty—the plating of :o-r*mn'l bout. visonai ex.iminvllcns aren't VV* to hr* .ire beginning fade. Only light round «>f th^ir heHluJt-d Four Subs in Game glomna enough. refuse >s not yet prepared to claim rating j in 20 Years of Plav -stiofird until h dispatch announces that scrimmage work will be held to avoid * i oucli Miiwwm Iih won't have II as a contender for the Canadian, a i to the team. men phj shall* nblo to hobble onto il»e the danger e*f injuries be Ann'Arbor, Alich., Nov. 22.—Four field. candid attitude, that can scarcely After two games last week, victories .University (Jf Michigan substitute Chicago, Nov. 22,—In 2*. years of criticized. Tabor and Cotner. the Midland football, out of 172 games played with Syracuse is stealing Nebraska's over fuutball players who sat on the side- condi- stuff. From the Salt city comes the grid st era are in fairly good his lines at the start of the gridiron sea- western conference schools, Chicago But Wills, through manager, tion. and Horn have won news that Zimmerman, star l.icker. Captain Klliott know ing that there would be but 110 games, lust f,0 and tied 12. the taciturn Paddy Mullins, quietly -oi}, won’t le* able* to assumed the Job of keeping the men according to a table made public to- probably play, of In for matches small chance of becoming regulars in- acquiesced proposal* on f»>r the Peru game and the course, there is no significance at- edge or Renault. lie this season, will start in Saturday's day by athletic department at with either Gibbons tached to the fact that Zimmerman tensity workouts on Peru formations game against the Minnesota eleven the university. The record for the offered to meet Kir|»o time and again Mas administered. among those boarding the train w ill be carefully was In America. m that capacity, ^yeant t$92 to 1922, inclusive, except- when the wild bull during the war, when Willa and Mulilna were « Tod Rockwell received ills oppor- ing only 191*. When Is Moreover, /'NAPIERS Km) Money Hard. to catch In the students' army training coi im willing to accept very reasonable unit.'- a flyer to fame The following is a bit of grat Schlaifer to Meet in training students and the for of these matches They '—-the Wisconsin game last Saturday, engaged ultiuus advice given to the cauli- tsrtns any conference schedule was conditions. vhen llie quarterback dashed off a suspended, flower industry in general by W. O. Kid Herman interposed no M s. Tonight it seems ENS 5 run for follow T'nder the circumstances, SMOP yard the winning touch- McGeehan, sporting editor of the New Won Won Tied that Willa Is entitled to down. Against the Gophers he again York a to the writer .. n» n •> * Herald, #in recent is«ue of n:rago Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha fights ■507 Soufh 16*^ t>*reef will call signals and act in the capa- Chicago .2a Purdue ...a 1 that ranking, not only as the Isading imJ publication. Jt may interest a ... 7 t in Chicago ring Chicago ..17 Illinois Tilllo iKidi Herman contender, but as the by of field director, formerly held Chicago .J 2 Wisconsin 11 you: heavyweight ft tonight. by Irwin Uteritz. stellar quarterback, Chicago 4 Michigan 1ft The tub>t rnfcney is In New York, Mr. sole contender. Chicago .14 Indian* I ft Joseph Jac obs and Mr. M'< ha#l M< Tlgue Schlaifer was accompanied to Chi- njured In the marine game. Chicago Minnesota *» 1 discovered this while sojourning in Geor- hi* trainer. l vlck. give Wills ft Iowa .... cago Billy The other heavyweights Favorable reports are emanating Chicago 1 2 gia under the chaperons** of the Ku Klux by Chicago 1 Ohio 2 ft Klnri at the Unit Mr McTigue wit Schlaifer to beat refusing fo meet him. at Omaha fan* expect this ranking by from behind the closed gates Ferry nucn a« matched to fight Young St Hiding. the Kami* wore playea in in 1 * I* a hitter and admit- child heavyweight of Georgt*. Messrs. Herman. Herman light Giblwms. Ktrpo Renault, Held, where the coaches are groom- ! were to War or- subject department Jacob* and McTigue w re Riven all the average boxer, although the best men below Deu psey attention* and only an tedly ing George Brown for the pivotal der* and not counted as conference and courtesies extended by t lie Georgian* to visitor*, at the footwork, by and can get almost as much held Jack who sus- including the pn\ fairly nifty Wills, “The position by Blott, fiarnes, the announcement stated. liege of selecting the tree* which upon which mean* he may attempt to keep money for fighting \\ ills as they Buddy” tained a broken leg in the Badger they wished to b<- lynched Both Mr. Jacobs and Mr McTigue waived their Schlaifer away. could for fighting Demps y A for came, and the youngster will toss right* to the pood companion hanging. Mr. Harry Krtle. all willing to who a* They are perhaps the wet the toll from the center position. Gamr at accompanied them referee, gave winter weather P/ay Might one decision while running to catch hi* Team Consist* fight Dempsey, arguing that s meet- is thi« soft-toed br The other two men are Vick, full- train, another while over *t Atlanta Hawaiian optic Nov. il.—A lying a l.ynn. Mass., game and a with gives them tackle. Both men third when he was safe on the ing Dempsey with full double soles. back. and Babcock, of football northern aide of Various Raees played by the light of of the Mason and Dixon chance at the heavyweight title But t nan chance when Injuries line. 22.—The I nl- ,T received incandescent «ear< Claremont, Cal., Nov. to blight projec- I’he other William Brt-nnah. who decline to prove tin lr right Tan or Black Vandervoort to re- night team, they forced Miller and waa u.«**d In th* a of Hawaii football tors, Raid to bo the first athletic role of guinea pig \emlty fur the title l>y meeting Wills. Calfakin their fro- l.ula Angel Firpo to experiment with Francisco fight tinquish positions. contest ever under these hi* which ha* arrived In San — staged right, forgetting what happened to Wills must be a mighty good Meear* Ja< ol>*. M. and K»tl* left to Pomona col- conditions, huh played last nig lit Tlgue from Honolulu, play In the of other fight- thl* paradise of the csullfloweia to box I* fighter. opinion Hard Game on the of Mlsk- at lege on Thanksgiving day. expect- in Today grounds the General Hilly Omaha, Neb. Mr Bren- ers and their managers. itaruey nan was knocked Is V—* Kearney. Nov. 22.—Kearney Klectrir here. A croud Into hra normal hori- ed here, where Pomona situated, Neb., company zontal position in th** fourth round and con went tfi some playing. The W ills for * long period was Idle. -high in all Ret for what they of 8,000 persons Hatched the Gen- the box office Immediately upon to show flashy rising to collect hi* The entire street floor hardest football game of eral Klertrir and money. Hawaiian* have not hern defeated lie fused several offeia for elder the Engineers Tufts When William arrived at the box of ISO ts for men. C Gothen- fbe it was in the aam^ aa *ea«on and have rolled up that would have been quite exclusively ,-*gbe season, when they meet college second team battle to a 0 condition the till* matches cupboard of the late Mother Hubbard — lOaster- to 0 against their opponents’ 27. to him. l?'**irg high here on Friday, tie through four regulation 15- .entirely denuded of gate re.-dpt* Wil- point* profitable will be liam was told that his money had b*»en Coach Otto Klum ha* brought a He gaid he would consider only one itrig, all-state quarterback, mimite periods. held up because the authorities did not International of match with the back in the game in good shape, hav believe that he extended hi* best efforts picturesquely squad match, and that to remain recovered from his recent In *. vertical position They S, Including, besides the Americans, heavyweight champion. HU attitude ing fully hinted the money would be turned over mak- *o Hawaiian Americans, one Ita the writer to ct that injuries. The Swedes have been some rhsrltv which waa deemed more two caus'd atisp worthy than showing this sea William. though Wilt.am wallan, one Chinese, a negro, a Jap- Wills doubted his own ability. The ing an exceptional think* he, personally t* the most deserv- ing the a now' that Wills took son and they have an old score to chanty m Pnlted State* anese and Portuguese. writer bel’evcs 1 m other been de representatives of the eaiill this attitude because he thought •settle with Kearney, having flower industry should fall Into the asm* only tested last year. error that took Mlhe McTtgu* and Bill Austrian Holds Cue Lead. It was the surest way to a matek g; Brennan away from the jurisdiction of the 22.—Jean Bruno of with duke of Muldoon. thl* w Iter can Detroit, Nov. Dempsey. testify that, there ts no place as e**y, with three victories and no Knox Announces Grid Gard icallsr n% New York Austria, convinced that he was not pugilist apetklng, •tty. the Filially The belief that the inmate* of the mirks defeats, holds first place today In Galesburg, 111., Nov. 22.—Nine to the match, Wills announced arc tly satisfied is a populAl delusion International Junior balk line billiard frames are listed on the tentative with some of the fighters nitd fight that he would resume fighting. He for mansget who have not penetrated those play here Bruno ?Knox college football schedule championship has in the ring twice since vast region* we*t of the llud -on vic- appeared Ath High Softool. gained his imsltloii through his 4, it was announced today by They are much hardet lo pleas** hwiy that announcement. The writer be* ,*192 Central again** Tech *t Omah.1 fioui V*w Vork than ibi* guilele*. tory over Albert -I- C utler of New *1r,tic Director John Van I Jew. BIwash Aurora attain'd Curtl* < JJ£ stands to Argic, »f urti*. clt> In fact then at*- Home towns !l«\*s that Wills ready S.-hool for Lvaf ni Anhlund York last night. not Iowa university. Where they «rp inclined to the man in V^ill play • taring at Alliance. Ijulf meet any the world. beb.-r .hot or a >• aftMk out will bring together AI The schedule follows: Auburn at Fall* ft part Today's play the lly hi* hln on ptinMMr at W.Gerloo ami This belief is based on what Northwestern. here Stanton at Albion. of Ann Arbor. Mich., and Kin September 27, that Ihce waa something blooey about Taylor writer Knows of offers that wera • Wilber ft» Ad urn* #< 'tuber 4. AiiK'»st*iria, here. the battle of Gettysburg lb. farther Han Francisco In Hi'Oliabliiff ni Havard ey Matsuy ama of Oriober II, Millikan, Decatur. e*t th« bsinr forming recently made by Wills, of Wills’ Lincoln at Ht>« trice pugilist* travel white Bruno Dotoher D. (jiK. her**. h*; more they at inclined to discover the first afternoon game, Ihlolt. here. Tllglr* at Itotfftli*. reedy acceptance, of refusals by other Ortuber 25. that lh.* customers are contented lios of Holland In the or Carletoii- at (irliovK only will play Ary i,ui November I, Hrarfley #Crete with ;i double so call'd contenders to have • r nt homicide. any* ** Noverubor 'lay Canto Kdgar 8, open. .intrn the expert-five "f the pugillate second game. — Gornbenl Klin wood nt •'nllpg* Vic living to do with the Itnuvn Panther November 15, out of town with that of the *‘hadron nr Crawford pugiltNt* tn mm*. vuNijv rnbur 27. Monmouth New Yoik From of New Orleans. Comatock at Scotia. c|fy points distant otto hears of tossed • nlaway at Ancle* frequently fighters being nut of th«* for *** 1)a Lanaelh- Kaiioim 1 ity. Mo., ring failing to try tn Mi UM VN l«i N o v Johns Star to in (iaine Academy, commit murder ami Play ngnlnat Creighton Prei* m» Omaha mayhem At the Moll.loin-'lift I'K'ltW' Igtll >»«»%*! who is Army I Coin Gives current rr< of • * International \ew* Hervlrr. writing cannot all two New **• I n.*■*•» l*»i M..' «n h*rc I*»1 llj I »a vid City Hgalnal Aggie High at Lin Flip coin. York fghletH being thrown out of the i«\. |>iii n III.- «-l day -f til'd I'ntnlnv Nov. 22.—n*- * 2v‘lVest Point, N. I., Crelo Kcarrvef- at DeWitt. rng fur stalling Mtic* l(efei-**e Hilly mu nniuMino*i| h * rtutlv f*r H.iche walked that George Hmythe, stur Fender at Kmcraoii. out of Mndlsort Square to I'hsill*' W hll'V < owjuerot Mnrati i* dim garden w**re Trip 1 _jiprte and fhtbbv Players • i> ii * Kxnter at Hutton while t’hlp doing her* tonlshi mol will taka a the quarterback, woulii be unable to play • lav Center nt Kdgar "Hlue Danube Walt*" without niu»b Kim wood nt Collage View t'hartty to cauliflower <*ara begins in » the on were .Detroit against Navy Saturday, Lexington nt Fnrnam New York c|fy, and It might be added University given the lie yesterday when It was Ct.lunibu* at Ora ml Inland that it ends In the asme place JJ >rUa na at Mn|dt« ge • run mild seml-oftlidally that he would Mu valock nt Te. uinaeh Spokane, Wash., Nov. —The * Millard to •. the team through its paces either in York at Hanting* Sportsmen flip of a coin gave three t.onnea • Cr*lghton at HarMrgton. the practice today or the final work- • lothcnburg at Kearne\ Mold Shoot players a trip lo Hefroil and dlsiiie Loun at Ravenna Hip; Trap • out here tomorrow. was In- City three others Htnythe petbany against Lutheran Seminar* at Omaha nlmrnds are invited to at IHiinteil yesterday. After two weeks and has done He ward. When Coach Morals chose Ills leant the^ame ago E Jured tend a nhoot lo held negt • Matliaon at Naligh big trap be else but around the field to opiMtse IMrolt university, he Jittle Jog McCook »• Alma. «( 1 ho Fred Relmfri he 'll d on his c Wednesday « "this week. North I'latto at happHI »a* tinnhle to make a cltolre lie Single-Six South Omaha at Norfolk plat# In the northeast edee of Mil tween mid Wahoo at Plattamouth la rd. tiray l-’ra/ier. ends; Representative business men Stella at Peru Iveyc* and l.ynieh halfbueks, sod drive t^.n.Yalr. Dartmouth to Plav Hnbatha. Kan. nt Pawnee Clt There will he plenty of bird* for the Single Six. Among them at Brnttabluf and In N. Nov. 22. l/arl Hidnev f. Sweeney Hedges, i,milter*. F. F. Maaterann, Pres. K?** Hanover, If.. >m cola at Schuyler. everybody. Here 1m a chance tn pro- his office men a coin lo at Went‘Point the flipped Msateraon Co. ■—-•mouth and Yale will meet III football Tekarvfth cure yniir turkey, ft»*o*e, or thick for Millinery Fremont »t t'nlveraM y Pl.t-■ decide, tirsy, Iveyc* and Sweeney ...» in 1924 season, the Dartmouth atb ai bed ml at Wvmore l bankafflvinfi. Thera will be governl won, j. tic council has announced The >pe« l.al events on the The AABO I Muxtir repi)»te«t the program. Shoes otnlon--Mr»rrj Richardson Motor Gar Co. last time the two dashed on Curopean ll*ht ba m I r» "v midges weight plouali Hbo.din will Marl at 10 in the morn l;en,| Beal Kstato for Hale, on Ih. HA 0010 iota Harney St iefcnting Krnle Iwua on ruin'* In S& the gridiron was in 1904 round* in* * lae.-ified pbg* *1 I 4 I