Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 21

7 L ILL LET YOU 4O ouUT: PROVIDING YOU PROMISE NOT YO . GAMBLE - FLAGK GBTS GOIN IN PUPPY STAKES Cash 'Wild Bill and Frank Can- non Are Winners at Omaha OCoursing Meet. ONE RABBIT GETS AWAY W. B. Flack of Grand Island built a fence around the Puppy stakes event at the Omaha Coursing meet at" the 'Douglas County fair grounds yesterday and carried off all the money in sight. It<wasn't even nec- essary. ‘to stage the final round, as both winners in the semi-final round were Flack dogs. Cash Wild Bill and Frank Cannon were the Flack dogs which galloped through the Puppy stakes. Cash Wild Bill. won his second round race by defeating Pete Baden, ned by Morlaw, Boria & Thorn- burg, 6-4. Some of the crowd saw fit to dispute the judge’s decision on this race and a change was made in the judge for the rest of the program. In the third round Cash Wild Bill had' ‘easy pickings running against Neva Pine, a J. E. Wright entry, and in the semi-final round he licked Art Clairy#O. L. Life’s puppy, after a merry, scamper, 6-4, y "' ‘Cannon Has It Easy. Frank Cannon had easy sailing after his' second round race, which was a nip-and-tuck affair with Sinbad, owned ‘by O. L. Life. Cannon won, 6-5. In the third round he easily won fromm,Sam Baden, 8-2, and in the semi- finals"heat King Hare, owned by Jess Levich, 2-1. The most exciting race of the after- noon:’ was between King Hare and GayvCfih‘ Trip in the third round. The rabbit:on this race was a swift and shifty jack and he put up a battle for existence. He raced the dogs all over the grounds before he was finally downed. Fhe score’ was 12-8. One Rabit Escapes. Only-one rabbit made his escape during yesterday’s program. One foxy jack got away from -Frank.Cannon and. Sam,Baden. This was the only rabbit to escape during the two days of coursing and his maneuver ‘was the signal for applause from the crowd. Today the first round of the All- Age stake will be raced. Grace Rock- well, the Clair dogs and a number of other fast hounds are entered. An extra event for a'silver cup presented by Chris Lyck has been added to the program. Results yesterday were as follows: SECOND ROUND. Art Clalr, owned by O. L. Life, won from Honey Moon, owned by Virgen & Shark. Score, 6-0. Credit Wild Bill, owned by W. B. Flack, won from The Boob, owned by Virgen & Shark. Score, 7-8. Neva Pffie, owned by J. E. Wright, won from Lady. Clair, owned by W. B. Flack. Score, 8-2. Cash Wild ‘Bill, owned by W. B. Flack, won from Pete Baden, owned by Morlaw, Boria & Thornburg. Score, 6-4. Gay Can Trip, owned by O. L. Lite, won from The Dancer, owned by W. B. Flack. Score, 65-2. King Hare, owned by elss Levich, won trom Fashion Model, owned by J. E. Wright. Score, 4-2. Sam Baden, owned by Morlaw, Borla & Thornbu rg, won from Wild Jerry, owned by Virgen & Shark. Score, 5-0. Frank Cannon, owned by W. B. Flack. won from- Sinbad owned by O. L. Life. Score, 6-5. THIRD ROUND, Art Clair’ won from Credit Wild Bill Score, 7-2. Cash Wild Bill won from Neva Pine. Score,, 5-2, King Hare won from Gay Can Trip. Score, 12-8. Frank Cannon won from Sam Baden. Score, 8-.2. SEMI-FINAL ROUND, __gcnh Wild Blll won from Art Clair. core, 6-4. Frank Cannon won from King Hare, Scoore, 2-1, FINAL ROUND, Thg final round was not raced, as both | Cash Wild Bill and Frank Cannon are owned by W. B. Flack. Two Special Trains_io Ames-Husker Game ’ For the accommodation of the foot ball fans who afe going to Lincoln | Saturday to witness the game be- tween the Nebraska and the Ames college teams the Burlington will run a special train that will leave Omaha at 12:30 o'clock, reaching Lincoln at 1:55. The train is expected to carry 300 to 400 Omahans. The Ames team will leave Ames Friday morning, reaching here at 3:30 in the afternoon. There will be thir- ty-five men in the party. They will remain here an hour and then leave for Lincoln over the Burlington. Be- sides the merhbers of the Ames/team there will be a big bunch of rooters on the special train—probably 500— and nearly all students. They will have the college band along. Return- ing, the special will leave Lincoln after the game over the Northwestern, going to Ames by way of Blair, A special train carrying the South Side stockmen to the game also leaves over the Burlington Saturday morn- ing at 8 o'clock. BRINGING UP FATHER | WON'T- MAGGIE - I'M JUST GOIN' YO CALL ON JERRY HICKY - CALEY AT CENTER FOR AMES BATTLE Injuries to Moser and Cameron Necessitate Shift in the Nebraska Lineup. IS TAKING NO CHANCES (From a Staft Correspondent.) Lincoln, Nov. 2.—(Special ' Tele- gram.)—Not daring to risk further in- juries on the eve of the big Ames game, Dr. Stewart, the Husker coach, kept his squad from scrimmage to- night and instead devoted attention to perfecting the backfield. Over an hour's drill on the forward pass brought marked improvement. Dr. Stewart also drilled his team in going down the field. Quite a bunch of Husker stars of previous years as- sisted in the workout tonight. Owing to injuries to both Moser and Cameron, Stewart will start Caley at center in the Saturday game. Caley is also lugging injuries since the Ore- gon quies’ game and he believes there is less chance of injuries if the Husker field general is at center, According to the lineup Stewart an- nounced tonight for the game: Otou- palik and Captain Corey will play the ends, Wilder and Norris tackles, Kositzy and Dale guards, with Cook, Rid- dell, Doyle and Dobson in the backtield. University of Omaha Students Will Send Present to Guards The students of the University of Omaha. plan to show the guardsmen on tHe border that they do think of them. “For some time they have been discussing a plan to send the soldiers boys a present. In the early part of ecember a supply of “goodies” will be shipped to the Omaha soldiers now in camp. The girl students suggested the idea and it will fall upon them to carry the project through. Part of the sup- plies will be bought with the pro- ceeds of several school doings. The Glee club will give a concert, the Utopian society will give a play and the Y. W. C. A, a dinner, whif’e the Y. M. C. A. will donate the earnings of the political campaign. “Swede” Larson Overcomes Owens, State Champion Before the largest crowd that ever witnessed a billiard game in the city of Omaha, “Swede” Larson last night defeated the mighty Owens, champion of the state, at the Subway tourna- ment, 100 to 87. Both players were in fine form, but Larson ran forty-seven consecutive balls from the start of the game, tak- ing all the heart out of Owens. Lar- don’s form last night showed that he is no novice with the ivories and ranks him among the best players of the west. Andy Swanson will play Heine Harsch, who now leads the tourna- ment, tonight at 8 o'clock. Modale High School Plays Deaf School Here Saturday The only local school foot ball game Saturday afternoon will be staged at Ducky Holmes' park, Thirty-first and Ames. The Iowa lads will average 145 pounds, about the same weight-as the local eleven. Both are fast on the gridiron. Lineup: SCHOOL FOR DEAF. MODALRE. Netusil oo Thomas . ‘Render Clitton ~.. Layton ... Snyder . Coddington .L. Beebe Middleton .B. Clifton Tusselman W. Beobe liaudet. Umpire: Head linesman; Cuscaden, ere 3 . Little Sioux Ta. Omaha Uni to Clash With Doane College at Crete Today The University of Omaha will play Doane college this afternoon at Crete. The squad left over the Burlington. The game is scheduled to start at 3:30 o'clock. If the scarlet and black team loses it will not be due to lack of school spirit. An enthusiastic mass meeting was held after chapel yes- terday. Tllinois Falls Down. The University of Illinols eleven, which has been in the champlonship class for sev- eral years, is proving somewhat softer for their opponents than In previous seasons. l Today’s Calendar of Sports l Athletie—Maine intercollegiate try champlonships, at Lewiston. Boxing—Johnny Tillman against John | Salvatore, ten rounds, at Duluth. Sammy | Taylor against Jimmy Brady, ten rounds, at | Detroit. Joe Azevedo agninst Eddie Moy, fifteen rounds, at Allentown, Pa. Johuny cross-coun- O'Leary ngainst Rocky Kansas, ten rounds, l'l Buffulo. WELL - I'LL JUST RELIEVE YOU OF YOUR MONEX SO YOU CANT GAMBLE - .THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1916. Drawn for The Bee by George MecManus Copyright, 1916, lnurnntfnnx News Service IN THE BACK HELLO-JERRY- ROOM- PLAY)N= WHERE ARE M PRETTY SURE HE HASN'T A CENT WITH HIM Now- i T = "‘:N?t‘l Copyright 1916, n.l--/ Evening Clothes: When it comes to Evening Dress it’s better to be right than be Presidént. 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