The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 7

SEVEN 4 LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAE AND OCTOBER 1, 1936 1 '1 4.. -f 4 V- W-i 1 lift) -V OajA STATED BALC NColiASKA'S CALL tWItttjOEPTEO 01 FUM3UE. RE(X3VERD; STOVV CY W-w i. i a jLk "WJ HV IV i VV I I TV iLivtuunu iiiiic 'WILD The Huskers lifted the curtain on their 1936 "now you see it and now you don't" act with Cardwell scoring a touchdown aft a lateral. Francis to Doug-las to Cardwell.

The wild horse swept around his left end, cleverly sidestepping Heilman, Kischer being away out of osition and Douglas blocking out Keupke. The touchdown was scored with only nine minutes of play gone in the game. rfwtfj jay tu rnrf tiam ,1 -S 2 -U: 1 4 L.tmff.'J:!!.'0 oTT 4 t. Ai1 i Pour to our 1 Ufil A. "vrsacfPrto 10 30 iO 50 HO 30 tO 0 to 1 I I The iOwa 4ws Pitteai wfc JfiJ tatO win wi PI Pooit MTtBUPTlt ttu 7 (.: FLHAUHO Cardwell had th "snake hips" well oiled for the opening game, time and again shaking loose from the Iowa State tacklers.

Kischer, who did heavy duty for Ames, is driving at Cardwell but the Seward boy shook him off. CYCiOSS lO SO 'O -JO 1 Ui VP 111 ft I 1 i SI Of. 5. Ai.Fl, I I (- fOAMCIS' 1 1 -Cf JMKifl k-; I 1.1 IO '-50V iO TO 20 .10 VP 1. jltt- 1 I IT1' II 'Hiffliiiini II i-m '11 II nam Neal barely kicked himself out of the hole on this play, Belders, 44, and Mills, 46, coming in to try to block the kick for Nebraska.

1 Fimal Score: lOVUA STATE The packed stadium gave the 3936 Nebraska band enthusiastic applause in appreciation of the showy new uniforms, a welcome contrast to the "mailmen" uniforms of other years, end the well drilled' maneuvers executed between halves, to say nothing of some splendid music..