Final Touches to Cornhuskers in Preparation for First Game,
Being Applied ■■■ — .. Title “Bud" Knox Will Bluejay ‘’Frosh Injuries Darken Gave Club Its First Winning Players Who Washington Club Greeted Assist Tiger Coach Gives Huskers’ Chance Pennant_ V---' Varsity Clifford (Bud) *Knox, former De« Moines university star athlete and Good Workouts of Win' by Coolidge also former Scoring Western league REIGHTON uni- catcher, has been President Praises American verslty varsity secured aa as- Locke ami Mielenz on Side- footballers sistant coach of League Champions—Says have in years lines with Bad Ankles— the Des Moines It past always Team Won Because university foot- had a fighting lllini Arrive in Lin- ball team. Deserved to Win. rew of fresh- Knox will re- coln men to buck Friday. the up — port to Washington, Oct. 1. Welcoming against in Tigers when the INCOLN, Oct. t.— home Washington’s pennant winning scrimmage, and as world series Is Final touches were baseball team. President Coolidge this year is no over. "Bud” being applied to sured the players at a demonstration exception. of was a member the Cornhuskers here late today of “the affection With a the of the Pitts- Wednesday eve- the ’home town’ constituency and speedy though in followers burgh club as ning prepara- regard of the baseball light line, a catcher this sea- tion for the advent throughout the country. back field that son. of and the won deserved to He joined Illinois “You because you is a the j ■ terror, the 1924 “You tii Pirates in spring training. Knox opening of win,” Mr. Coolidge declared. frosh have put season Saturday. the laurels the national played with Corning, la.’. In the bring of game. up the gamest Most of the eve- You have made the national capital Southwestern Iowa baseball tourna- kind of a fight ning was spent de- of and ment In 1923. more truly the center worthy against their veloping an of- national aspirations.” As a member of North high school, honorable fir. t t«am opponents. fense, the "fresh” Turning to Manager "Bucky” Har- Ijes Moines, Knox won honors as be- Coach McCann, freshman coach, running a few ris. the president tendered him on be- ing an all state athlete in football, has in Brittenhoff, dllft-potwd cen Illinois plays to- half of the citizens of Washington a baseball and basketball. ter; Moylan, former Creighton ward the end of loving cup, with congratulations “on prep star; O'Connor, a husky from the session. the victory already won and every ilE of the Washington ®-— Montana; Kill Tracy, second string There were few F-|- players wish for your success In the contest Polo their at Columbia universi- in the 1 Americans who captured which Is still ahead of you." Tourney quarterback changes and first are as follows: ty, Dubuque, Ia„ last year, team lineup. Myerg pennant With a smile, the president said hn on the Mason Left to right, back row: Fred Mar- team’s Harry Tracy, regular and Rhodes were still alternating at “Nick” Altrock had a double satisfaction in the Starts Friday Joe Mar- «/ City high school team, a power- end and Fullback Molzen was back at berry. Miller, Curley Ogden, victory, its success first, and the hope Johnson, ~ The Ak Sar Ben tournament ful combination that has put up tackle and Captain Weir was at his tina, Tom Zachary, Walter Batter * second that “with this happy result polo James Leading a brand of stiff opposition seldom .accustomed tackle station. Leon Goslin. Shirley, Leffler, v_/ BV#VM^Cg now assured it will be possible for the will swing Into action Friday with seen in a freshman aggregation. that Mil's brother, Taylor. Middle row: Allan Russe'l, ! of Washington gradually to the It appears young Oct. 1.—Tlic “lead- people Fort Mead* four clashing with 1 Pcekin- Washington. ,, a eh to further eni- Os Io Kluege, Capt. Royer sent in its interest in the ordinary con- McGann has drilled his red Joe. will gel nee i OST-,SEASON SERIES j have weakest pitchers |resume the Fort Joe batter” of (lie leagues Snelling team in the Junior tl ‘TiUw.im the 1'imily name Saturday. paugh, Manager Stanley Harris, ing major when Omaha played the Trilie last Icerns of life.” footballer.! in trick plays and FOR WESTERN CHAMI'S. at and the cav- Sam Ren NEEDED division, 2:15, Second He has been working a guard posi- Judge. Rice, Tate, George in 1924 turns cut to be "fuele | weeh-end and won the pennant. “Demoralized But aerial game, and Monday night, pl'- the Omaha Buffaloes Happy." alry team playing the 14th till week. Hubka Mi grldge. Bottom row: Paul Zahn- OW that in weakest cavalry the varsity and given the tion steadily Ladd Nick" Altrork, comedian extraor- Instead of sending his he team Jed against have won the Western league “When the entire population." in the feature game at 4:15. iser, Byron Speece, Bill Hargrave, of Okla- ball on the 30 line mark, the fight: wag at the other guard Wednesday. hurlers. Manager Luderus of re- dinary and coach of the Washington pennant for 1924. what Is there 'explained, "reached the point There will be no matches Saturday, AI Bloodgood railed signals practic- Harry Leibold, Griffith, mascot: AJ homa City sent Salanda, May. frosh shoved over a brace of touch- for? quiring the game to be described play but games will be played on Sunday all Hamm taking over Schacht, Earl McNeely, Nick Al- Americans. to play his best downs. ally evening, Rrown and Allen, bets, to doubt whether the There Is no series for by play, I began Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. the just before the session ended. trock, Harold (Muddy) Ruel and Serving as relief pitcher In the post-season the Ruffaloes and the Herd buck job against was being promoted. The yearlings will up Martin. the Buffaloes. No post-season series highest efficiency Frank Dailey was at one half. The the sea- beat them, fair and square, there- Senators’ final game of ami Ameri- I contemplated action of a vigorous against the varsity again tonight, he was was first like the International position occupying by winning the pennant. but the outcome makes it and, as in previous encounters, a son with the Bed Sox yesterday can association champs play In; no character, STANLEY HARRIS taken by Roland I.oeke. He sprained Omaha won the 1924 pennant be- winners We are a somewhat de- great mix Is expected. came at Boston “Nick,” who is on Wash- post-season series like the impossible. an ankle in scrimmage. Then TY COBB GLAD cause It was the best club In the South- moralized community—but exceedingly Coach McGann to send his Frank Mielenz. too, suffered an ington’s roster of eligible world of the Texas league and the BASKET BALL MAN plans He, league. The Omaha hurling staff was it.” series out a ern each season. happy over men against several of the Omaha ‘I ankle injury. It is a question wheth- WASHINGTON WON players, smashed triple association stage Schenectady. N. Y., Oct. 1.—Stan- better than any In the circuit. In this connection he mentioned a later will be able to in his only time at hat for the sea- The Western league is Isolated as ley Harris, youthful pilot of the prep schools In practice games er either of this pair Richmod, Ya., Oct. 1.—"X didn’t Miller series are con- suggestion from Representative In the season, while a practice con- ’! Saturday. Loeke Is still carry- son, giving him an average of 1.000. far as post-season HARD ON REFEREES Washington American league club, play win the pennant, but I had the con OMAHA that it was his patri- cerned. of Washington which earned the test with the Omaha university eleven 2 ihg a had limp. He spruined the solation of the Yankees ou! of Monday right to kicking win- OF BOX-FIGHTING CONTESTS. otic duty to call a special session a -• and as a result The baseball fans who support tackle the New York Giants for the Is possibility. same ankle six times, of the race and I a kick out got quite WILL has a congress beginning Saturday. October CHAMBER ning teams like to see their favorites reputation through- world's baseball has ac- it is very weak. of that,” Manager Ty Cobh of the title, other other out the as one of 1, “so the members of congress may was in but was play against the champions of country being j complishments besides a first- Mielenz suit, limp- Detroit said here last out being Tigers niglrt. on the have the to sneak We. for one, would like to the 'rest fight 'towns opportunity rate and a ing. A Mandery was used at the we TEAM leagues. nMAHA second-sacker fine baseball - "We told the club BANQUET Washington a and see Walter Johnson make base- Omaha's Western see the Buffaloes play the winners of map and It also la fast gaining rep- j strategist, according to Louis H. Stolx other half. were pulling for them,” Cobb added, pennant winning j utation ae one of the hardest towns ball history." a miracle the result the Texas league, or the American of this city, prealdent of the New 'T})ACJL Unless happens to heat baseball team will be a "and but that we were going league given The owes a debt of grati- un- or Southern association in the country on referees. country of Saturday’s game may have an the Yan association York State Basket Ball league. them If we could, and also royal reception on its return to the said, “to those who followers. A series such as outlined The recent work of Referee Leo tude. president The Senator savory taste for Nebraska the of the post-season manager, first pilot to kees. At close campaign will be fol- devote themselves to this enterprise /RESULTS The bla Nebraska’s is fight. If Omaha Friday. players would draw well at the gate In this Shea and the hla, bla, which j bring a to also only hope we were the best ball In the throw- pennant Washington. playing the Chamber of Commerce a lot of in a way and by JAMAICA. can overcome their un- guests of lowed has given Omaha professional the distinction of Glens the Huskers American city. enjoys helping Flra? rar*. Five ard one-half league." at the Chamber of Com- I their whole being into It raise it furlonge; mark one luncheon on the referee subject. ing win Dick 4-* seasoned condition it will to to In )ll Tulsa, Western lesgue publicity Falls its first basket ball cham Whittington (Th Iter; 10-1 .-1 Cobb plans go Washington nre the level of an art.” Socratea 6-5 3-'- in Nebraska merce Friday noon and efforts Licensed referees In New York to Harris (Alien) of the brightest pages for the world's series. played a post-season series -pion3hlp- played guard on George de Mar (Burke) 2-1 Friday the room champs, being made to pack dining state are not allowed to referee out Hold High Standard. the Glens Falls last season Time: 1:07 2-6. Gertrude football. Johnson on a will! the Texas league. Record quintet D., Dagcn*, "If Walter pitches Toung April. Cordon Rocni’.us*- have watched for the occasion. of their state. The Nebraska box- "tho and was through defen- Rouge, Those who tjie early show the Giants some crowds attended the games in Tulsa. “The training," he continued, j it mainly his Hayward. McCully. Zero Hour. Storm dark day he’ll were derided at know that the Huskers are These plans upon ing commission can secure ref- which these sive work and clever Cloud. Polo Star and flying Ai aiao practices thing they haven’t seen often,” he The same would hold true In energy, the Intelligence | scoring ability a of the executive committee but most ran. Flying A1 finished second but «ti that which is consid- meeting crowds would turn erees, plenty of them, In men lavish their profession that Glens Falls was able to win lacking polish said. "I won't attempt to pick the Omaha. I>arge upon j i disqualified. noon, when Frank B. Mar- has some necessary for Tuesday rases the man in question an for a like ! the title. In basket cir- Second race: Six furlong* ered in quarters so can out. | ought to be inspiration league ball winner because many things were made 1 IfcAuliffe (Burke» 12-1 1*1 «-* are tin and Horace Higgins never been to give a de- of life. are cles he naoknamed a winning combination. They but I'm Tulsa and Oklahoma required effort In every walk They Is "Buckey.” Blue Moon (Fields) even 1-1 M happen in a short series; pull com- Already j was un- active members of the executive cision at the end of a bout. Then Delaware II *- going against a team which southern members of the a great band, these armored knights |Tbe (Thurber- Ing for Washington.” City, Time: 1:12. Margin, Washington also last season and which lias mittee. there are referees who are known are held defeated Western, are squawking. They put of the bat and ball. They up ran. to i as referees.” Omaha Third ra/-e: Mile and 70 several sophomore phenomenoms the chatter that there isn't any “traveling to a high standard of honor on the HOPPE TO PLAY yards up Invictua (Wakoffi 11-6 7-6 7-10 it this Zuppke’s big- has seen of that brand, too. seldom be- nn augment year. CHANCE AT GREB great honor in winning the West- enough field, which they have Chicago. Oct. 1 —Willie Hoppe, Superbum (J. Callahan) 2 4-1 6-5 our Gladys V. (Carroll) *-5 1 gest fear Is over-confidence. York Betters ern when to the lsws of While baseball remains tlonal 18.; balk line billiards cham at New league championship According box.ng jtrayed. Time: 146 2-6. Juno. Bowac get a New York, Oct. 1.—A shot Harry Soph}, The Huskers will probably Isn't a series in Nebraska a must a de- national our national testes will will meet for- Warren Lynch. Debadou. Airman, title awaits the there post-season referee give game pion, Augle Kieckhefer, Royal scrimmage Thursday Grab's middleweight Intrepid and Capt. Clover also ran. heavy dose of that if they fin- cision at the end of the bout. Tn be on a high plane and our national mer three-cushion champion. In a between Jack De- Slow in sight. They figure Fourth race. Mile and a sixteenth ^ more or less easy Friday. winner of the bout Wagering ! take it or and at the ! ideals on a firm foundation. three cushion exhibition match B;g Blaze (E. .1-1 4-5 1-2 £ amj and ish In second third place, some states three Judges sit begin Barnes) due to arrive Friday in laney, Bridgeport, Conn., Jimmy Zev