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i'AGK FOUR 3L THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE SUNDAY OCTOBER lft 1932 (13) ebraska-Bernie Bierman to ere Lucky Beat lOSiS WIN Boswell Gains Behind Masterson OFFICIALS SCI Gophers Barely Nose Out 7-6 Victory Over Nebraska LIKE BflCKFIELD feggMt Gopher Statistics Score Minnesota 7, Nebraska 6. Total' firat downs Minnesota 8, Nebraska 4. By rushinp; Minnesota 5, Nebraska 3. By forward pass Minnesota 3, Nebraska 1. By penalty Minnesota 0, Nebraska 0.

First period first downs Minnesota 1, Nebraska 2. Second period first downs Minnesota 3, Nebraska 2. Third period first downs Minnesota 2, Nebraska 0. Fourth period first downs Minnesota 2, Nebraska 0. Yards gained by rushes Minnesota, 156, Nebraska 92.

Yards gained by passes Minnesota 68, Nebraska 45. Total yards gained from scrimmage Minnesota 224, Nebraska 137. tfiy. t3-'-N'; First period Minnesota 34, Nebraska 63. Second period Minnesota 87, Nebraska 46.

Third period Minnesota 29, Nebraska 18. Fourth period Minnesota 74, Nebraska 10. Total yards lost from scrimmage Minnesota 21, Nebraska 19. Number of forward passes attempted Minnesota 13, Nebraska 6. Forward passes completed Minnesota 3, Nebraska 3.

Passes grounded by Minnesota 2, by Nebraska 7. Passes intercepted by Minnesota 1, by Nebraska 3. Number of punts Minnesota 10, Nebraska 14. i Total yards of punts-rMinnesota 361, Nebraska 473. Average yard per punt Minnesota 36, Nebraska 34.

Attempted return of punts Minnesota 6, Nebraska 2. Longest return of punts Minnesota 19, Nebraska 15. Average return of punts Minnesota 12. Nebraska 11. Punts rolled dead or over line or out of bounds and fair Kicked by Minnesota 8, by Nebraska 8.

Number of kickoffs Minnesota 3, Nebraska 0. Average distance in yards Minnesota 61, Nebraska 0. Attempted return of kickoffi Minnesota 0, Nebraska 3. Average return of kickoffs Minnesota 0, Nebraska 22. Total yards kickoffs returned Minnesota 0, Nebraska 66.

Number of penalties on Minnesota 10, on Nebraska 8. Total yards penalized Minnesota 60, Nebraska 60, Fumbles by Minnesota 5, by Nebraska 6. Own fumbles recovered by Minnesota 2, Nebraska 2. Opponents' fumbles recovered by Minnesota 4, by Nebraska 8, Yards lost on own fumbles recovered by Minnesota 0, by Nebraska I. Ball lost on downs Minnesota 3, Nebraska 0.

Longest gain by rushing Minnesota 25 yards, Nebraska 14 yards. Longest gain by passing Minnesota 27 yards, Nebraska 34 yards. Time taken out by Minnesota 2, by Nebraska Longest gain by rushing was by Lund of Minnesota in fourth period. Longest gain by passing was by Masterson of Nebraska on a pass from Sauer in the first period. Individual gains from rushing: Minnesota Manders, 29 yards in 13 plays; Lund, 78 in 17; Haas, 12 in Swartz, 34 in Tengler, 3 in 2.

Nebraska Masterson, 3 in Mathis, 36 in Boswell, 7 in Sauer, 46 in 18. Yards lost from scrimmage: Minnesota Manders, 1 yard in 1 play; Lund, 4 in Haas, 8 in SwarU, 8 in 2. Nebraska Masterson, 2 in Mathis, 5 in Sauer. 12 in 2. halfback, is shown makinsr a sizeable eain behind the interference the Cornhuskers' drives in the first nose.

Star Wildcat Backs Rout Illinois, 26 to 0 'Huddle' Almost as Much as PlayersWind Plays Trick? With Punts. 1 BX IRVIN RIDICK. "Wi were lucky to win. Nebraska played as well as Minnesota and cer tainly deserved no worse than a tie That Is the way Coach Bernie Bier man sized up his Gophers' 7 to victory over the Cornhuskers Sat urday. "The line, defensively at least, showed some improvement, but the backs slipped from their game or last week." the Minnesota coach stated after the 'game.

"The Nebraska game proved rather conclu sively that the team needs considerable polishing before it will be ready for the hard Big Ten games coming UP Coach Dana X. Bible of the Ne-braskans was well pleased with the performance given by his boys. "Thev gave a wonderful exhibition particularly in the first half and had they been favored with a little better luck, they might have been the victors Instead of Minnesota," Bible commented. "Nebraska looked like the stronger team In the first half, but the Gophers came back with a rush to stop our best plays in the final two periods. It was an exceedingly hard game for this early in the season and I believe that both teams will show much improvement as the season progresses.

"Minnesota will come around. The Gophers' line play was ragged in spots, but with another game or two it should find means of opening up for the backs to drive through and when that occurs, those Gopher ball carriers are going places. The players are there but few backfield men can break loose if the line fails to function properly." Officials in Huddles; New Rules Confusing Those four men in white. In case you were not aware of it, were the officials handling the game and not third backfield. From the numerous "buddies" they went into, they rave tkt tfrr-ression of going over Sljt.ij ci tbeir owa.

Cceifsw ruled iikj the quartet tat vrsc phases at the new rsies. Xeirly every series of f'-aej. ctiwi by tfce Gophers ct ft? a conference it ts essie a d-ecuion on aesuoiil- jiiir. Tfcey were Use xary a Tirtct after a pri- Ti ww r-T-e aj-yarerAly ar ik'3i airy a game ava st. Tie tiat cassed the ofn- ciiis tl roost irwVai was that deal- fcg wr tie tall." particular ly tie case of fumble.

As the gse-e Saturday was marked by aroervus lambles, the ofSeials put teeir fceais together and deliberated ct wbtther the ball carrier's person had touched the ground before he fumbled, or whether he bobbled the ball before he hit the ground The ball is dead at soon as any part of the ball lugger, eicept his hands or feet, touches the ground. A It was hard to discern In many Instances whether the ball carrier fumbled the ball before or after he was knocked to the ground, the officials had quite a time of it making the corect decisions. And possibly. In many cases, they had to make guesses. Captain 'Walter Hass wss In con ference often after fumbles, claiming a "dead ball" when officials ruled that the player had lost the pigskin before he was brought to earth.

The play that gave the official aomething to ponder over was that on which the Gophert scored their touchdown late In the second quarter. rug snot a iorwarfl pass Rentner and Olson Lead Smooth Purple to an Easy Victory. Champaign, Oct. 15. (UPt-r Northwestern university's star backjj, Pug Rentner and Ollie Olson, led smooth working football machine to 2 to 0 victory over Illinois Saturday before a homecom in? rrnu I of 35.000.

After a scoreless first period. Northwestern loosed an attack that resulted in rout for Illini. North-western scored one touchdown in the second quarter, two in the thrd and another in the fourth, converting extra points on two of them. Manske crossed the goal line after receiving Olson's pass in the second quarter and Olson drop-kicked for the extra point. A 14-yard run by Rentner and a 22-yard gain by Olson allowed Olson to plunge three yards for one touchdown In the third quarter.

His drop kick failed for the extra point. Rentner ran Yanuskus' punt hack IS yards in the same period to start another march to the goal. He made the touchdown around left end and Riley place-kicked. Coach Dick Hanley removed his backfield stars at the start of the fourth quarter, but the subs carried on. Augustson tossed a nass to Sulli van for an 11 yard gain and then made two first downs to place the ball on the six-yard line.

Hullivan plunged through for the FROM IOWA.12-0 Victory First in History for In-, diana Over Hawkeye Eleven. ttv T. K. APPI.EGATE. Associated Press Rtmff Writer.

Memorial Btadium, Blooruington, Oct. 15. UP) Indiana's univer- ity football team displayed a varied attack to defeat Iowa here today 12 to 0 and gam its first western conference victory of the season. A sparkling smashing 24-yard dagh off the Iowa left tackle by Don Vel- ler, slippery littie halfback from Linton. clinched the Indiana victory on the third play of the second half.

Veller, a twisting runner with plenty of speed, cut back once he passed the. scrimmage line, and running almost without Interference, slid out of the hands of three Hawk-eye tacklers to cross the goal line standing up. Lyons In Starring Role. The Hooslers had variety In their scoring. In addition to the touchdown, they counted a place-kick for a point after touchdown by Lyons, giant Negro end.

A 25-yard field goal also by Lyons and a safety scored when Schmidt, substitute Iowa halfback stepped out of the end xone while punting from behind his goal line. i It was the Hoosier's first victory over the Hawkeyes In the history of their football relations. The Iowa players, smarting from stunning defeat In their Big Ten opener at Wisconsin a week ago, stepped out at the start of the game to outplay Indiana throughout the first period. Coming to life in the second quarter, however, Indiana's backs began to slide through good holes In the Iowa line for gains and when the ball got Into scoring territory, a wild few minutes of missed opportunities and penalties got under way. The Hooslers pushed deep Into Hawkeye ground by the longest gain of the game, a S5-yard forward pans from Opasyk that Dickey plucked out of the air and ran with to the 19-yard line for a total gain of 64 yards.

Jesse Eabb, flashy Negro halfback from Fort Wayne, and Bob Jones, plunging fullback, from Wabash, carried it almost to the Iowa goal line but the Hooslers failed to make a touchdown when Fabb, catching a fourth down, pass from Opasik fell Inches from the final chalk mark. The drive led to two points however, when Schmidt misjudged his distance from the scrimmage on the punt and stepped too far back. Hawks Make Scoring Rid. The Hawkeyes kicked off from their owa 20-yard line after the safety and Veller scooped it up for a long return to the Iowa 4S-yard line. Two forward passes put the ball on the 20-yard line and then after Indiana failed to gain, Lyons dropped back to placekick the field goal.

He missed his first attempt, but the Hawkeyes were offside and the sec ond try was good. The Hawkeyes flashed a sustained drive late in the final period, taking the ball from their own 14-yard line down to the Indiana 31-yard line on a sweeping 17-yard run by Page, sub half buck, and a long pass from Teyro to Loufek, good for 21 yards. Here the threat ended however when further pass attempts were knocked down by a suddenly alert Indiana secondary. lowa Pos. Indlana Miller LE.

Lyons Bchammel LT Rehm Dolly LO Antonlni Macnutsen Spannuth Moors RO Keckich Samuelson RT Analemver Loufek RE Dickey Mofmt Ooasik Bchneidman L. Fumia Laws PH Saluskl Kuhn FB Jones Io 0 0 0 0 0 Indiana 0 7 0-12 Indiana scoring: Touchdowns. Veller (sub. for Saluskn. Point after touchdown: Lyons 'place kick).

Field goal, Lyons (place kick). Safety, Indiana. Gophers' 7-6 gained 3 vards at left tackle. Lund's forward pass was taken by Robinson on Nebraska's 20-yard line and then passed laterally by blm to Mandera who took the ball and dashed across for a touch down. Manders' kick was good.

Score: Minnesota 7. Nebraska 6. Bauer kicked out of bounds and the ball was taken back to be kicked again. Sauxr punted out of bounds for the second time, and this time the Ooohrrs were given the ball on the Minnesota 40-rard Una where it was first down, to to go. Manders gained 3 yards through right tackle.

Again Mandera took the ball and added i more at left tackle. Lund made a short tain thrnuxh elaht tackle but Minnesota took a 6-yard penalty for offside. Champlln replaced Swartz for Minnesota Minnesota took time out. Lund long forward pass Intended for Robinson was Intercepted by Sauer on Nebraska's 40-yard line and returned by him 3 yiuds to the 43-yard line as the half endrd with the score, Minnesota, V. Nebraska.

Mgyterson grabbed 8auer's rasg on the 80-yard line as the half ended. THIRD PERIOD. Wells klrkarf off 4a vt i M.h-.u.. 4-vard line and he ran It back 30 yards. i uurl m'1 siayen in ine game.

Wells was waiting for Mathls as he attempted to circle right end and threw him tui av vara inmm "rnd tor another loss but k. ii was oir gin ana tne penalty put the ball on the 25-yard Ilne where It waa 9 t0 cracked inni guara ana msae up tne penalty With an A (K. -A Sauer nunted and Hass allowed the bail on Minnesota t.rku 3 st right fcrtL a couole yiir(is but Ne-; kA the 8 yard penally out the ball on the line, aernnd to go. DeBus smeared Man- 10" ne "ft tackle. ed'fhl "Ulck kirk whlrh rr-'le- Nebraska goaf line and that line on On a 'delayed buck.

Bauer wsa atomx" Inr nO Vain Dnhlnann MHSterson gained 2 yards at right tackle before Bruhn eot him Sauer enf. awav a low kick, taken hv Ttoia hv Minnemla'a 42-yard line, where he was run out of Euuiiun titina suemnteo forward nocked down and then Minnesota was given a lS-vard penalty from the Nenraa 4S-vard line where Mandera held the at- vempten pass blocker muting the nail or uopneis Jl-yarn line. Uasa Nallrd-rnr Iaa. Penney nailed Hasg for vard loss as ne triea to circle left end. Lund got away a autrlr klrlr Whlrh mnl nil, tt.

goal line The Cornhuskers put It In play on the 20-yard line. Sauer failed to gain trying right guard. On a center rush. sauer Picked un 3 vards. flauer.anL awav a poor kick which went out of hnunda on Nebresks'g 36-yard line where It waa first atiwn lor tne uoonerg.

Lund long forward pass was 'ton far and went ever Haas1 head and waa imnniliil One triple pass. Manders to Orlffln to Lund, the Tatter advanced the ball to the aj-yara line, incnes snort oi nrst aown, Manders was held for no gain trying left guard. It was fourth down about a halt yard, to go. Again Manders took the ball ana tnig time made it a first down with gain of yard which out tha ball on the 2-yara una, 1 A Lund'a forward naaa waa Intereented bv Mathls on Nebraska's 13-yard line and reiui nea ay mm to tne is-yara line, vrunn broke thraua-h anH atnnnrri- Saner for a yard lost as he tried right end. Three Minnesota tacklers broke through and stopped Mathls for loss of l.yard ss he tried right end.

Sauer got awav a low gicg wnicn waa downed by Humeri an tne Nebraska 44-yard Una ne ebraska took time out. ftwart.a teniae rtrlfrin fn Ulnnauila with Hass then moving to ouarter and1 nwaris taging nis place at riant nail, Joy replaced Roby, Srhlurtter replaced Hulbert ena rnum reniecea nnen lor MrnrasKs. tlwarts followlna Mandera around left end. Sdvsnred the hall 7 yards. Lund exploded through right tarkle for a gain pf yards making it first down on' the Ji-yarn line.

p. Lund added 1 yards through right tackle Swartg was nailed for a loss of vards wh'rl Penney broke through as the iiall carrier attempted to circle left end. fund's forward naas.was tlnped Into the air by Robinson and then Intercepted by Boswell nn Nebraska'! Jo-vard line wherg he waa gnwneo, Sauer made tarda at rlaht euard. f)n a delayed linebuck Bauer added mors Manders Scores on Forward-Lateral Pass, Kicks Goal to Win Game. (Continued.

From Tage 1.) ing a touchdown were ruined when t-enney broke through and hurled Hass for ar 10-yard loss 0n a try at left tackle. Manders failed to gain at the center of the line, following which a shovel pass from Lund to Hass was knocked" down by a Nebraska player, the Huskers taking me oau on Clowns on their 28-yard una. Sauer Tunis 75 lards. After failing to gain on two line bucks, Sauer put the Gophers In a hole by getting off a 75-yard punt, the brilliant Nebraska back booting the ball from his own 20-yard line to Minnesota a five-yard line. Sauer was aided in his kick by a strong wind, but It was a remark able exhibition of booting nevertheless.

Hass was held without gain on a try at right tackle, but got the bene- fit of a break as Nebraska was off side on the play and suffered a five- yard penalty. Hush, on a sweeping run around right end, came up with a gain of only two yards, whereupon Lund faced the task of kicking into a strong wind from his own two-yard line, the ball coming down on Minnesota's S8-yord line where It was grounded by Robinson. Mathls. on the first play, sprinted around left end for 15 yards to Minnesota's 23-yard line. Bruhn checked Nebras ka's advance momentarily by throwing Mathls for a five-yard loss on a shot at right guard.

Sauer then crashed through center for eight yards to Minnesota's 20-yard line only to have his performance nullified when the play was recalled and Nebraska penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness. A forward-lat eral pass from Sauer to Masterson to Boswell was. incomplete, but me Huskers then drew a concerted moan from the Minnesota rooters by completing a long pass from Sauer to Masterson who speared the ball on Minnesota's 10-yard line and rac ed to the five-yard stripe where he was downed by Hss. Sauer was thrown back for a two-yard loss on a try at center, following which Bos well was held without gain at right guard. Mathls then was given the ball and slipped around left end for four yards to Minnesota threo-yard line.

Sauer. on the next play. lobbed a pass Into Masterson hands, the latter being behind Minnesota's goal lino as he caught the hall for the touchdown. Masterson try for goal fell short and Nebraska was off to a stx-point lead. Sauer's Poor Punt Costly.

The Gophers, fighting desperately to register a touchdown, finally had their efforts rewarded late in the second quarter when a poor punt by Sauer helped to pave the way for Minnesota'! score. With the ball on i Nebraska's 34-yard line, Sauer was forced to kick into the teeth cf the brisk wind which blew from the west throughout the game. Sauer, hurried In his kick, booted the ball almost straight Into the air where It was caught hy the wind and came down on Nebraska's 37-yard line whence it bounced to Nebraska's 31-yard line where a Minnesota player felt on It after several members of both teams sought to ground It. Lund pierced left tackle for two yards. Swartz adding two more through right tackle before being halted on Nebraska's 27-yard line.

Lund then faded back and heaved a pass to Robinson who was tackled by two Nebraska players as he made a leaping catch of the ball on the 20-yard line. Robinson, almost with the same motion used in catching the ball, heaved It to Manders. In his haste, however, Robinson's throw wasn't accurate for the hall hit the ground almost at Manders' feet. Jack scooping up the hall after the manner of a shortstop and Victory at right tackle. Sauer failed to gain trving leu guara.

it was iourtn down, three to go. Sauer punted to Lund on Minnesota 41-yard line anrl Lund ran it hark tn the 44-yard tine. He fumbled but the ball waa declared dead before he did so. Lund picked up yarns tnrougn rvgnt tacgie as tne period ended with the score: Minnesota 7, Nebraska FOURTH PERIOD. Larson Teolaced Robinson and Teneler renlaced Manders for Minnesota.

For Nebrarka. O'Brien for Plum Tfnknf for Roby, Hulbert for Bchleuteer, Kllbourne for Penney. Miller for Mathls, Overstreet for Boswell, Malhli for Miller, Boswell lor Overstreet. In the fourth nerlnri Nehraska hail the advantage of a strong west wind. Lund mi waiu nann wan grauMVQ or oil Nebraska's 30-yard line where it waa a first down.

Lund acain threw a pass to Larson but the latter dronned It and It was Incomplete. Lund's attempted nass was Incomplete and the five-vard penalty put the ball on tbe 35-yard line where It was tnira oown. 15 to go. Masterson knocked down Lund's third successive far-ward pass snd the second straight penalty put the ball on the 40-yard line fourth down. 30 yards to eo Lund nunted out of pounds on Nebiaska'l as-ysrd line where mat team out it in play.

Sauer punted and the ball was downed or nuioert on Minnesota te-yara line. Swarts rained 1 vard trying left tackle. The Nebraska forwards ntled no the neat play and Lund olrked uo only 1 yard at right tackle. f.IIIld eot awnv a annH kirk which was taken by Msthls on Nebraska' 41-vard Ilne and returned by him to tbe li-yara line Sauer's Kirk Pnor. Mathls broke around right after taking lateral pass for a gain ol six yards.

Saurr didn't get atarted and gained only a yard at left guard. Sauer's attempted forward wag incomplete. Sauer nunted out of Bounds on Minnesota 39-yard line. It was a poor kick that went only a few yaras Before cross ne tne sideline'. Tene ler crashed over center for a short gain but Minnesota was off aide and look a -yard penally.

Tenglei; again took the ball and made a good gain but aeain the Gonhers were off aide and the penalty but the ball on tne 2-veid line, nrst aown so to go. Tengler gained 2 vards at. rlaht guard. Lund broke loose through right tackle for a gain of 20 yards to the Nebraska. 49-yard Ilne.

Lund fumbled as he hit rieht tackle and the ball was recovered, by Kllbourne on Nebraska's 4S-vard line. Larson broke through end dropped Sauer or a loss oi ii yaras when ne attrmntrd to pass and found no receiver uncovered. Sauer punted to Mass on th Minnesota 20-yard line and the Oooher eantaih re. turned It to the 29-yard Ilne where he fumbled when he was teekled but recovered. Tengler gained 1 yard through right vuaia, Lund adde'd varria thrnuaH tMfa.

akU Lund punted out of bounds on Nebraska's 34-yard line and tbe ball was brought In iv yarns ana put in pier. Manaers replaced Tengler for Minnesota, and Denner. ly replaced Bruhn. Orlffln for Swarts. Orlffln went to quarter and Hass to right half.

Mathls fumbled but recovered on hut lor toss ox a varqa, Haas Goes Through. Sauer nunted to Hass on Mlnneanta'a in, yard line and the Gopher captain returned it IS yards to the 86-verd line. Lund was nailed by Hokuf as he tried to circle right rno, out gainco i varoa. nass pinuahed through left tackle for 3 yards. Nebraska took time out.

Mandera was nailed by Kllbourne after Saining 2 yards. I und punted, but the fuay was called back, and the Qophera ook a 6-vrd penalty making fourth down eight to so. 'Again Lund punted and this time the ball went out of bounds on Nebraska's 22-yard Ilne. Mathla after neariv being stopped by Lgrson. gained 2 yards around left, end Mandera broke through and atonned Mathis for a loss but Nebraska was oft side and took a -yard penalty, placing the ball on ins ae-yara una wnere it wag second aown 12 to go, Sauer'a forward naaa Waa tnlerrented ti Manders on Nebraska's, 30-yard line and returned bv him to, the 11-Vard line before hn wag downed.

Lunci was spilled for a vard loss trying rteht ehri. Mann-era et-aahert t.ht-nuh left guard for 4 vards. On a triple nass. Lund failed to gain trying right end. Bristol for He Bus, Campbell reolaced Bristol for Nebraska.

Hasa took a lataral naaa from Mandera but was atonned on the Nebraska 11-yard una wneie the cornmiakers put uie pan In play, Sauer's long forward was tncom- nlefjl. Itlat. ntlia ntn. inHail with tha score, Nebraska fi Minnesota 7, i half. Masterson is wearing a spe final score of the day.

I.ind'g drop kick for the point failed Rentner and plson were the out standing contributors to Northwest ern's tally. Rentner carried the ball 19 times to gain 61 yards, but re turned punts and kickoffs a total of SS yards. Olson gained 92 yards from scrim mage and 10 yards on returning kicks. Northwestern made IS first downs to three for Illinois. Summary: Illiuoi POS.

LE. Northwestern Manskr-e Vnnmeter C'ummmci Kowalski Bloom Bodman Gran Schuntek Berry Riley Dtlley MacDonald Kinder Gonra renci Olson Potter Rentner Kawal Cook YanutKui Walser Score by Deriod; Illinois Northwestern 0 0 1 1J 628 Tmirhrfnwns- Xf.nftke. Olson Riley Substitutions Illinois: Hoettle. Joslln. O'Neill Palmer.

LT: Vandyke. LO: Bennis. Abraham. Hladik. RO; May.

RT: Rus sell. Bailey. RE: Beynon. GB: Craven. LHB: Cannn, RHB: Snavely.

Fa. Northwestern Thoma, Fischer. LE: Probers. Heuss. LT: Whalen.

Larocoue. Anderson. LG: Weldin, Hamilton. Ci Gott-sehalk. Wltwokski, Mnnasln.

RG: Zuver, Valentine. RT: Kostbade. Jens. 8truebing. Jindich.

RE; Suliivan. gtanul. QB: Leeper. Llnd, Horne, Sutton, RHB; AuBUfton, Bennet. FB.

Officials: Referee. Dr. J. H. Nichols.

(Oberltn umpire. H. G. Hedges field iuflae. Colonel H.

B. Hack- ett. wet, polnti: head linesman. Meyer Morton, Mlchnan. MANCHESTER TRIUMPHS.

North Manchester. Oct. 13. (UP) Manchester college easily de feated Central normal of Danville Saturday, 21 to 0. 20-yard line where the Gophers put It In play.

Ely smeared Hass as he came through left tackle after a yard gain. Hass added more yards cutting Inside left end, Lund crashed richt tackle for 2 vsrds. It was fourth down. 2 to go. Lund punted to Masterson on Nebraska's 38-rard line and the Cornbusker quarterback sidestepped and stiff armed one Oonher tackier after another to return the ball 14 yards to the center of the field as the first period ended.

ine scpre; Nebraska 6. Minnesota 0. SECOND PERIOD. Schwartg replaced Griffin for "Minnesota. Hass went to quarter and Smarts to rlsht half, Mathls took a double pass and made 2 yards cutting Inside right end.

Sauer fumbled end Bruhn recovered for Minnesota on the Gopher 41-yard line after the Cornhusker back had made a nice gain. Carrying the ball for the first time 8waitz broke loose around left and for 19 vards to Put the ball on Nebraska's 39-yard line. Manders plunged out of bounds for no gain. Lund attempted forward to Hasa was dropped by the Gopher captain aa he waa In the clear on Nebraska's 10-yard line and It waa Incomplete. Hass made a desperate attempt to get it but was off balance aa he ran full speed down the field.

Robinson leaped high Into the air to grab Lund short oaes over center An 27-vard line ana tnen aa- vanced It to the 24-yard line before he was run out ol pounds. SlualraM ftrali TfimMfh. TTnbllf renlnred Rnhv for Nebraska and Kllbourne reolaced Penney for Nebraska. Hokuf and Kllbourne are the regular Ne. braska ends.

Hokuf. who replaced Robv at left end. broke through and stopped Lund for about a yard loss as he tried right end 8arts' shovel pass was taken by Lund and the latter nass was stopped. Lund sttempted pass 'to- Robinson was incomplete after Nebraska man had nearly intercepted the ball. It was fourth down 11 to go Lund forward pass was partially blocked and was grounded and Nebraska took the ball On Its own 30-vard Una after a 6-yard penalty had been Imposed on the Gophers tor the second Incomplete pass.

Sauer made a yard at right tackle. Bauer again took the ball and added 3 more at left tackle but Minnesota was offside, and a 6-vard penalty put the ball on the 37- yara line, Boswell added halt a yard at left tackle. Sauer crashed through right guara tor ranis and a nm down on neorasaa 43-yard Una. Boswell gained a yard after taking I pass from Sauer behind the line of scrim maae. Masterunn tn tor no asm Detailed Account of which Brad Robinson snared andjothers were grounded.

His punting then Hubert Boswell, fleet Nebraska of Bernie Masterson during one of cial lace puara to protect a broken INTRODUCING '32 GOPHER GRIDDERS t. Boh Tenner. Bob Tenner, all-city end at Minne- Mpoli West high school. Is rated regular wingman his first season out for the Gopher eleven. He did not report for freshman football, devot ing himself to his studies entirely.

Tenner first reported last spring and immediately made a favorable impression. He is 19 years old, stands six feet tall and weighs 1S5 pounds. both in hit passing and kicking. The wonder of it all wan that he got away his boots as well as he did. His passing was off color on most of hit attempts.

He hurried his throws and usually the player for whom the pass was intended, was not ready for it, or he, was in no position to receive it. Lund was far more effective with his passes against Purdue the previous week. He shot the ball directly into the hands of the intended receiver. Saturday several of his toss- was splendid, considering the weath er conditions, while In rushing he displayed as much drive as any man on the field, breaking away for some good runs. Another noticeable weakness In the Gophers' play was their crude blocking.

The ball carrier followed his Interference, but the men Interfering, more often than not, proved a hindrance since they failed to take out the would-be tackier. The Gopher line was considerably improved In the final half. It charged hard and much faster and as a consequence the Nebraskans, Instead of charging through the opposition for gains, were tossed back for numer ous losses. It was quite a different forward wall from the one that functioned so weakly In the first two periods. Larson in Game Only One Quarter, but Stars Butch Larson, the rangy lad from Duluth, saw service only In the final quarter Saturday, but ho gave a con vincing demonstratlen, of how the wing should lie played.

His perform ance undoubtedly will earn him a regular job on the varsity squad. Larson replaced Brad Robinson at the start of the fourth period and on the first play called, snared a long pass rrom Lund out of the hands or several Nebraska players. The play put the Gophers deop In Nebraska terrltruy. But Larson wss even better on the line. He harassed the NebraHka ball carriers not a little as he charged in swiftly and dropped them in their tracks.

He did a fine Job of eluding Nebraska lnterferers and performed his. duties in a manner that must have delighted the staff of coaches. Tengler Does Bucking But It Goes for Naught Carl Tengler, understudy to Jack Manders at fullback, attracted some attention early In the final nerlod. He crashed through the center of the line on two successive bucks for substantial gains, but 'It was his misfortune to have the Gophers penalized for offside each time. On his third try he was tossed on the line of scrimmage for no gain.

A section of the south stand. bt-hind the goal line was reserved) for the scnooe police brigade number- Ing about 1,000 youngsters. Thev went were admitted free a the guests of thS And Whnt section they comprised i Coach Bible -sent In nlinoat an en- Lunni nrat rtaaa and viarrnu-lu il. a on a of a then sprinting 20 yards for the touchdown. For tha benefit of those not familiar with the ruling on a play of this kind, a lateral pass which Is grounded, l-ecomes a free ball and can be advanced by a plsyer on the offensive side.

If the ball is recovered by a defensive player, it merely goes to the defending team at the point of recovery. Manders then kicked goal to give Minnesota a one-point lead, margin which proved sufficient to give victory to -Minnesota, (iophers Outplay Foe. Due to a lecture by Coach Eierman on their mistakes In the first half, the Clophers were a vastly improved team In the second half In which the Gophers outplayed the Cornhuskers hy a greater margin than the two scoreless periods would Indicate. The third and fourth quarters found the Cornhuskers playing chiefly defensive footbsIL It was evident that the Nebraskans were tired as the result of their efforts to gain a safe lead In the first half. The Gophers, roused by Cierman'a talk In the dressing room during the rest period, ptayexl in the second half much after the manner that characterized their work In the latter part of the I'urdue encounter.

The Gophers, eager to assume a commanding lead, made desperate efforts to register more touchdowns in the second half, but their sl-tempts were foiled due to a stubborn Nebraska defense, three scoring playa which failed to pan out, ana several costly penalties. The Maroon and Gold gridders threatened early in the third otiar. ter when they worked the ball Into Nebraska's territory where Mathls ruined their chances of scoring a touchdown by Intercepting a r'Sas from Lund to Hass on Ncbraskas 10-yard line. Ijirvm Nabs Long Pass. Lund, Immediately after the fourth ouarter got under way, completed a beautiful pas to Butch Larson who replaced Hobinson at right end at the start of the period.

Minnesota had tne ball on her own 47-yard line when the final quarter got under way, Lund uncorking a pass to Larson who was downed as he caught the ball on Nebraska's 23 yard line for a gain of 30 yards. Another pass from Lund to Ixrsnn wits batted away by two Nebraska players on meir is ysrd Ilne. Another pass from Liund to Larson was Incomplete and Minnesota suffered a five-yard penally. The Gophers drew another nveyard penalty when Hass failed to catch a pass from Lund on Nebraska's 1 S-yard line. Lund then punted, but the ball was caught by the wind and carried out of bounds on lehraika'a 22 yard line.

Manders Intercepts Tass. The Gophers- made another detes mined bid for a touchdown late In tne fourth quarter when Manders In tercepted a past from Sauer on Nebraska's 10-yard line and carried It to the lo-yard line before he was stopped. Lund, however, was hurled nacK tor a loss of five yards on a try at 'right tackle. Then Manders hit center for four Lund pierced left tackle for two yards. A lateral pass, Manders to Hass failed to gain and Nebraska took the ball on downs.

Sauer passed from behind his own goal Ilne to Mathls, but the ball was batted away, from Mathls on Nebraska's 30-yard line as the game ended. Lund again played a -whale of game for Minnesota. hls brilliant halfback doing another excellent Job of punting, passing and carrying the ball. Pug found himself In a number of trying spots in the second half when, forced to kick Into a strong wind, but the courageous and talented Lund always managed to boot the Gophers out of danger. He also added further proof to hla'casalns ability and the fact that Minnesota completed only three out of thirteen passes was no fault of Lund's.

He pegged the ball to the right snot. only to have the receiver fall to do his part As it was, the Gophers netted 88 yards on three passes, one. jof which was converted into tha iganie wiimlng touchdown. Lund also performed another splen Joo ot lugging the, leather, the ifast stepping and hard driving lad Itlee Ijike. garnering "I jyanis in 17 play.

I Manders' work was a decided iprovement over his playing In tha U'urdue game, the burly fullback pick, ling up 29 yards In It plays alonsr jwlth playing superbly on the de- i fen at VI. Sammy Pwsrts did soma splendid running during his sojvurn In tha game, the stuidy Minneapolis bojr colle ting 34 yards in five plays. Carl Tengler, playing ia the back-fluld and Uutch Lanum terformlrig jat end In their first major compo ititlon aciiuitted themselves splendid ly, lgrson was especially Impressiva In his work at end along with show, ing much talent In spearing paseea. Roy Oen, Milton Bruhn, Brad Hob-Inson. Elmer Apmann and Suto Koskl performed the stellar worlt among the Unemen.

Dana Bible. Nebraska coach, brought a powerful and splendidly coached team to Minneapolis. It was a typical Nebraska team which iplayed hard, smart and gsva the Gophers a 11 the competition they craved for one afternoon. In George Hatier. Nebraska has a gifted fullback.

This fellow does everything In a high claxs manner, II la a terrific line plunger at shown by the fart that he gained 46 yards In II plays. Saner slo la a fine passer, punter and defensive player. Nebraska has two more class? harks in Chris Mathls and Bernia llJasterson, two fleet-footed and slip pery leliowa who gave tne inn. sola players and their henchmen ni end of worries. The Nebraakane also loastd of a powerful and well balanced line which showed the re sult of thorough 'coaching.

Neb. Penney Pos. Minn. Tenner Gay Bruhn Oen Apmann Wella Rohinson Griffin Hulbert f'ampliell Ely DeBus O'Brien Joy Masterson Mathis Boswell I.unfl Hasa Sauer FB Mandera Bcore by periods: Nebraska a 0 0 I Minnesota 0 7 0 0 Scoring Touchdowns Nebraska, Masterson. Minnesota Manders.

Point from try after touchdown, Manders by, place kick. Substitutions Nebraska Fohr for Joy, Hokuf for Roby, Kllbourns) for Penney, Bishop for Campbell, Roby for Joy, Brhluettcr for Hulbert, Joy for Roby. Pflum for O'Brien, O'Brien for Tflum, Hokuf 'for Roby, Hulbert for Schluetter, Staab for Sauer, Kllbourne for Penney, Miller for Mathis, Overstreet for Boswell, Kahrnbruch for Masterson, Mathla for Miller, Sauer for Staab, Master-son for Kahrnbruch, Boswell for Overstreet, Bristql for DeBus, Campbell for Bristol. Minnesota Swarts for- Orlffin, Griffin for Hass, Koskl for Apmann, Champlln for Swarts. Hass for Champlin.

Griffin for Swarts. Swsrta for Griffin, Tengler for Manders, Larson for Robinson, Manders for Tengler, Denne'rly for Bruhn, Griffin for Swarts. Officials Referee Fred Gardner, Umpire lra Carrltliers, Illinois; Field Judge Nick Kerns, I)e Paul; Headllncsman G. L. Simpson, Wisconsin, NORTHLAND LOSES TO IRONWOOD, 6-0 Ashland.

15. Northland college lost to Irdnwood, Junior college 8 to 0 In the tenth annual homecoming football game here today. The touchdown came early In the first quarter when Vudth, right end, caught a triple pass and ran 17 yards for the touchdown. Northland outplayed the visitors In tha second half. JUL.

did not hear our RADIO FOOTRAIJ. OFFRR ua. 1 z. us quick. Following is a play by play account of the Gophers' 7 to 6 victory over Nebraska in Memorial stadium Saturday afternoon: FIRST r-ERIOb Wells kicked off to Boswell on Nebraska's 46-vard lino and returned It to the 29-yard line but the ball was taken back and this time kicked off from the 45-vard line, because of a Nebraska infraction of rules.

Wells kicked off to Masterson who fumbled and Bruhn recovered for Minnesota the Nebraska 31-yard line. Lund slashed of right tackle for I yards. Lund fumbled as he hit the line of scrimmage but the Gophers recovered the ball for no loss. Penney. Nebraska rieht end broke through fast and dropped Hass for loss of yards as the Oooher eaDtam attempted to circle left end.

It was fourth down i to so. Lund attempted shovel pass wwen knocked down and Nebraska took the ball on Its 29-yard line. Saner picked up 3 yards at right cuard Sauer punted out bounds on Minnesota's 5-yard line. It was kick of 62 yards. Tne nan sosreo hieh over Captain Hasa head and then bounced out of bounds before he could catch up with it.

Anmann was hurt but he cot back to his leet alter a lew mo ments and stared in the game. Rasa Fails to (ialn. Haas failed to tain trying left tackle, but Nebraska was offside, takl.it a a-yard penalty, making nrsi sown, a io su. Masterson stopped Hass after a tain of yards around left end. '-'ind punted hish and the ball was downed by Oen on Minnesota's 38-yard line Mathis passed up severil Minnesota tacklers and circled Tight end to the Gopher 23-yard line for a drst down Again Mathls took the ball but thla time he fumbled and was dropped for a b-ysrd loss as he Jell on the ball.

Bauer found lg hole at left tackle and crashed through for a gain of about yerils but Nrbraska took a 16-yard penalty for nutting the ball on the Gopher J-yard line. Bauer'a forward pass waa grabbed by Masterson on the Minnesota Jt-yard line and advanced several yarls farthT but the play waa called bark to the JJ-yaid line because of Nebraska Infraction Sauer then threw a long forward over the left side of the line which was grabbed by Masterson on Minnesota's 10-yard ilne and advanced to the S-yard line before Hass threw blm out of oounds. Saner lost 2 yards attempting right tac ke The Gophers oiled up the tossed a lateral to Jack Man ders. The Minnesota fullback scooped the ball off the ground snd raced unmolested across the goal line for a touchdown. The Nebraska players crowded around the officials at the point where Manders picked the ball up on a bounce and protested thst the ball was dead at that point.

I'or a time the officials themselves were not sure on the point, but finally ruled, and correctly so, that the ball was not dead Insofar as the offensive team was concerned and that Manders' touchdown counted. The dead ball rule In this instance holds only against the defensive team which may recover the ball at the point it struck the ground, but from which point it could not be advanced. Stiff Breeze Plays Tricks With Punts The wind proved quite disturbing to the team that had to buck It. Pug Lund of the Onnlior. George Sauer of the Huskers had a aimcuit time getting distance on their boots into the teeth of the stiff breeze.

Early in the ama T.unH and Saner were lucky to get 20 yards on rneir punts against the wind. The ball hung in the air like It was caugnt in a vacuum snd the team favored with the wind had a tremendous advantage. Nebraska had the wind at Its back me urst quarter and smartly lie. gan a punting game. On his find return, sauer got away a beautiful punt, the ball sailing 60 yards 1 i "no sn gddl iiiiki yaras Derore It went oit of bounds on the five-yard line', llig long kicks placed the Huskers in a favorable position for their early score.

It was not until the exchange of tai mat Minnesota could do any. thing with lt foemen. duplicated Bauer's kicking feats and put the Nebraskans on the defensive. It was on one of Sauer's poor return boots aralnut th win Minnesota gained Its opportunity to score. Not once, but on a number of ui-utaMina, iiiina i nne punting in ine wma presented his teammates with scoring chances which they exuepi once, to make the most of.

Gopher Line Sluggish; Lund Hurried on Panes The line play nf Minnesota for the most part wn weak. Especially In the first half were the forwards slug, glsh and badly outchsrged by the lighter and speedier. Huskers. Th. Ne-taw ska InlerferVrTce Tend Boswell tost Manders, but Nebraska took 15-yrd for holding, putting half on tne krn.k other hail yard trying left tackle.

Run ning wide arouno rignt ena wiainn up 4 yards, putting the ball on the Oooher 4-yard line wherg it wag fourth down goal to go. Nebraska Scores. Bnuren then passed over the goal line to Mathlson who leaped high In the air to grab the ball. Lathi' attempted place-kirk wag wide. Score: Nebraska.

Minnesota, t. Wells kicked off to Boswell on Nebraska's 10-vard Ilne and the latter returned to the 38-vard fine. Sauer. from kicker position, ran the ball and sained 3 yards at right end. Bauer punted to Hass on Minnesota 16-yard line where the Gonher captain fumbled momentarily but recovered and returned the ball to the 37-yard line.

Nebraska took time out. Lund fumbled and the ball was recovered by Nebraska on Minnesota'! 25-yard line. Sauer tumbled and the ball Wag recovered by Bruhn of Minnesota on the 26-ysrd Una. Msnaers dove over pile of tackier! and picked up yards at right guard. Lund broke around right end for a gain of yards and a Brat down on the 31-yard Ilne.

Manners was smeared as Uckl nd he tried left tackle and gained only 1 i)lve Over Una, Again Manders took it and again he l1 tn adding 3 yards over center. On a lateral, Manders to Mass, the latter made 1 yard al left enrf hnfnra Pennev atnnned him. Lund punted, high and ahort and the ball line. Bauer glenped out of bounds for no the center of the ling. Heuer punted and the ball was downed on the Gonher 1-yard line but the ball was called bark and Ne.

crass penalised a yarns inr nrr-gine. Aaain Bauer nunted and this time the nan waa cauent Br Haas on sa i nneaota a i lO-yard Has snd run back by Urn to tbe a-Tlu line. 1 II imw up the next play and Sauer failed to gain trying left Sauer got away low kick which was downed by Hokut on Nebraska's 4-vard line. Lund surprised with quick kick which went over Nebraska') goal Ilne and was put In play by that team on Ha 20-yard line. Masterson fumbled as ne was tecsiea hard and the ball waa recovered by Minnesota on Nebraska's It-yard line.

Swartg circled left end for yards. Manders added 3 more at right tackle. Mandera crashed right tackle for short gain but Minnesota was off side and took a 6-yard penalty. Again Menders carried the ball, advancing 4 yards through right tackle. On a triple pass.

Manders to Hass to Lund, the hall waa advanced to the U-yard line where It was fourth down- 3 to go. Manders waa stopped ahort of a flrat down and Nebraska took the ball on tha 10-vard Una. Goeher Line Weak. The Oonher line wag giving 'the bis fullback poor interference and tacklers were In on him almost with the ball. Orlltln renlaced Hasg at ouarterback for Minnesota, Bishop relieved Cam obeli for Me-braaka.

Roblmon stopped f4auer after 3-yard gain through left tackle. BaueT hit the sama snot and added i more yards. Once more the Cornhusker fullback took the ball and added 1 vards to carrf the ball to the 2S-yard Ilne where It was first down. Mathls took a double pass from Sauer and then circled right end tor I yards. Again Sauer took the on a double pass and tried the same end, this time adding yards RoswelK ran wide at left end and was forced out of bonds after a I yard gain.

It was fourth down, still about a yard to go. Koskl replaced Anmann for Minnesota. Sauer punted ah, alrrioat alright in the air. and the ball Jnally wa. downed by the Gophers on Nebraska's J0-yerd lint for net losi' of 4 yards on the kirk mi I pert nailed Lund after a gain of I vim, ihrnnoh ltw.

of play- i earned in the first half. Swtrts inrnuan risnv tacKie N0V-Y0U CAN BUY! Lea Ash Pcsehaslss If you 12 25 aCse? FREE I'er Ton Phone unifM hroughtheltire (pam t0 the i gain and the ball was brought in, 11 yards. Maroon r.nd Gold wall like It h. i .1 renlaced Joy for Nebraska' Manders iiiiiii, INTERNATIONAL FUEL CO. 1 MAIN 4521 1 iln of thP hst fotmd rwLT.f':n" tn' cltr tn coach mv K'? pUv of 'Z- mif sent hie secondary reg-mans men that Lund was rushed, I ulai.

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