Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 10, 1901, Page 4

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R muhmn HM» \| n !‘)r o8, Runabout he or ! 39 Troy Concord Runabout for #70 Clark Runabout 1. & fitted $140 Timpken Stan X or $100 Timpken 8t for ... . The damage is from smoke and water only, are looking for Bicycles, Vehicles, Wagons or Automobiles, as good as new, for half price, come '"HE OMAHA DAILY B SUNDAY, We will clean, oil and adjust Since the fire I have received a carload of Graphophones. Records and Supplies. These are the most perfect types of Talking Machines ever shown inOmaha LARGEST CONCERT MACHINE IN THE WEST. » PRICES RANGING FROM $5 TO $150.00. Singing Girl."” Free concerts all day and evening, Come and hear them, LUCK 1S WITH DES NOINES Bafety Gives Iswans Victery Over Omaha High Eckoel. YOUNGSTERS PLAY A TIPTOP EXHIBITION | u‘ Total Score Is the Two Chance and Both Teams Come Out with Flying Colors=Pen Jaw Hart, (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Nov. 0.—(Special Tele gram.)—West Des Moines High school de feated the Omaha High school boys in one | of the hardest-fought and best all-round games played here, 2 to 0. There was fierce tackling all through on both sides | jo, and the opposing players literally fought the game out in a most desperate way None of the college games have been more interesting or better contested It was a short game, the halves being twenty minutes each. Two of the players were Injured. Penfold of the visitors was thrown and trampled upon and his jaw badly injured He was placed under care of a doctor and it is believed bis jaw has been, fractured. Balliett, for the home club, was also fnjured and had to retire The only scoring was done In the last half | within a minute and a half of the cpening. Des Moines kicked off to Englehardt, who made & return of eight yards from the goal line. On the first scrimmage Omaha lost control of the ball and it rolled be- hind the Omahu goal line, where Engle hardt fell upon it and it was held thers by Des Moines, thus making a safety and scoring two. There was no other chance for a score coughing. Stop it at once, before it gets the start of you. Stop it with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. 8., 8¢, 81. ). C. AYIR CO., Lowell, Mass. ent through ature of the game was the hard tackling for both sides en team work. The dan, Butler, Damon, E but the gra o Sterriker ‘oryell and | even. Des Moines had the best of punts all through, but made little glehardt and Shields hardly ever made rom the punt as much life and spirit to the game and every point was well cared for on | both sides. Butle d Englehardt, as cap taine, managed the fleld work admirably and plays on both sides w p freely ap | plauded by the crowd. The r was Burt Main and umpire Dr. Pierce. Lineup 1-OMAHA Fairbrother Mullen hompson best Omaba w Hon VT Kraetseh B yons [ BUCKS ARE BETTER BUCKERS Kansas ‘Varsity Boyn Lose Englehardt (e) LAWRED egram. -1 bt the the s touche and 1 tnckle I uurterniok Kick by his play that Kansa ul impro onde om Washburn wee since the game with Coughs Asthma Bronchitis Hoarsen, Weak Lungs Weak Throats -0 d tackles, ins round the 1% hit the India ‘m ARERS CRUSHED 10Lmu\ L ‘ Penneylvania Sufl:1s Memorabls Defeat at | Harvard's Hands i coming Column with His Back Seeking to fer Pig- skin to Collengue, Harvard thia | on Franklin field, admiuistered | University of Pennsylvania one of the worst S the Iatter has experienced | | since it ha the front rank in the | foot ball world The final score was: Har & vard | Har SOUTH OMAHA DIES GAME‘:\:n‘u PHILADELPHIA nts in the | half, while | in the first | ichdown was a gift quarterback. Rey 1 to Harvard's twenty- | fumbled it | y struggle sodruff had utionize foot ball | claimed inventor. It was tried | twice in the and falled. The play is for the quarterback to pass the ball to halfback, who, just as he reaches the | {ine, turns and strikes tle opposing for- | 2| wards with his back. At fhis juncture the | « | other halfh, mes along and. taking the | ball, dives into the the Iner. By the time ond o the line tod about 1,01 game | the | same man- | halthack | § A5 | Harvard aia not rn | tricks today | Smith-orchard | the & tont ki Hlg B Miled | rilliant HOB(RHLE Cowan | ! RO RS Martin | use ¥ BIF R Mcbonald | ele Twenty-minute halve Ciapire: Scha fer it which ¢ the Harvard | mbridge not | tratght line-bucking \ were Time Ackerman RED OAK SAPLINGS ARE BENTI Not We game in only one department o Pennsylvania hold its punt teynold f the game nl This was utkicked Iu own Stand Up Wel eurly ngh | | Agninst Lineo STRIKING CO1LOI naming this paper. S. Sc.. Buffalo, N. Y Addrass the Autho W. (OIRINI\. B Rargain P 0. 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