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A SUNDAY bTATfi JUUUNAi IADAV, IXlUbLIi 6, EWKEYES DEFEAT HUSKERS -i EXPERIENCE THE MAIS FACTOR IX la TO VICTORV. Colmsr Jiave been evacuated by tho civilian population accordinf; to the The German authorities, the newspaper says now have ordered tha Inhabitants of Mullmusen. Altklreh and other smaller towns to prepare to leavS immediately. man. Iht luwan refund to leave the ton lt and Soott added three yards when pUy was rwurced.

To prove that still had lo'a of Aght left LuUivan plowed up the center for ven yard od a first don. nto -tJtckl for three yards. Lehman waded thru cntr for 7 Ta ball on the luwa 4t-yard line, Lohman addod four yards and repeated fori three yards on a tackle plunge la the nest piny. Sykea made four yards and on two plays Lohman netted the lowans a seven- yard gain. Wade Munn went in for Iana who had replaced Kos arly in the third period.

Uhrutn plunged thru for ftv yards and Nebraska was taxed a tan-yard penalty fur rich Ummasrh, who is one ot Austin's foremost peace advocates. According to the Yoslch Zeitung'i Vienna correspondent the Uerni parties In the reichsrat re sending to the emperor to urgs federalization lyllh seU-dflerinlnation for the German in Austria Ttie correspondent adds tnal Count Ciernln ar.d representatives of the constitution parties In tho upper house also are going to urge the emperor to adopt a similar course. The Iiudapest correspondent oX the Voiiluhe Zeltung reports that Premier Wekerle has requested Count Julius An-drauy to enter his cabinet with Count Albert Apponyl and Count Stephen Tl2a. Count Andrassy, however, will only content to enter a coaliton cabinet on condition that Count Thua be excluded und wiahei the participation of the Karolyl party and the social democrats. No common platform yet exists and It seems there Is much opposition to a coalition government.

liar Liberty Baud MANY DEATHS ON STKAMtH. HAVANA. Oct The Spanish liner Alfonso XII bound from Spain fo a port In the West Indies -with 1.233 passengers os hoard, reported by wireless today that 18 i.treuns had died on the steamer from 2m. the tide and another chance waa gone. The players fought with dogged persiat-ence up to the final whistle, but it wif a losing fight.

With the score IS to against them, the Huskers fairly ripped the Iowa into shreds for consistent gains in that march goal ward inaugurated late in the third period. This spurt came immediately after the second Iowa touchdown. Ureenwood kicked to Hubka, who returned nineteen yards to the Nebraska twentyrnine-'-ird line. "Hub" then ripped thru the line for twenty-oil yards and the ball was in the center of the field. Howarth, who had gone in for Schellenberg.

slid thru for six yards and Hubka tacked on four. McMahon and Hubka advanced the oval five yards and McMahon added eleven. "Mac" and "Hub" plowed thru for seven yards In three stabs. With the machinery working smoothly and with the coveted goal in sight, a forward pass from McMahon went wide and the quarter ended. The Husker We was again in evidence at the start of the fourth period.

Hubka, Howarth and McMahon made twenty yards on three plays. Hubka fumbled for a two-yard loss and slight as it was, this loss turned the tide. Nebraska was forced to punt and the march was at an end. Held on Two-Yard tine. In the first quarter, after the ball had changed hands several times, the Huskers were in posbession on the Iowa eighteen-yard line by virtue of ail Iowa fumble.

Hubka crashed thru the right side for six yards and McMahon squirmed thru for seven after the Huskers had sustained a two-yard loss. Hubka, McMahon and Schellenberg worked the oval to the two-yard line and here Iowa held. 1 jm'in nnnttul thtrtv vnrfls to Hubka. Ulaess Caatala Sckrllraktri li- daahtedlr Hu Ulieice Oa 1 ta Fiaa; Rmlt. The Cornhuskers lost to Iowa on Nebraska field Saturday afternoon by the count of 12 to 0.

Both of the Hawkey touchdown can In the third quarter after Nebraska had held the Invaders to a scoreless tie during the first half. The defeat waa not surprising nor was. the core at all out of keeping with the advantage In experience held by It was the first real test for most of the Husk era and they conducted themselves well. The remarkable thing about the fray is that the Nebraska greenings were able to hold the experienced lowans to as low a score as they did. The advantage of that game week sgo witht.the powerful Great Lakes team swung the tide in favor of the Big Ten representatives.

The players were In the pink of condition. Not a change in the lineup waa- made during the entire playing program That contest with the Jack-ies put the finishing touch to the Iowa training grind. The Hu.sk.ers have had little opportunity to round into the form that is essential for a crucial game. As a result, changes 'In the lineup were frequent At the start of the game, the Buskers more than held their own. --They Spanlxh Influenza snd that many others were ill.

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Forty villages In AUtace, Lorraine from Unsel to 2Z IWVESTRuEMTS raced down the field In a manner jfhich gave opening for false hopes In the minds of student followers. Nebraska, in held the edge during the first quarter. The second quarter was Iowa by a shade and the third was all Iowa, altho the Huskers staged a remarkable spurt just I before the whistle. Nebraska renewed the spurt at the start of the fourth peri od, but the Hawkeyea soon regained the advantage And when the final whistle Mew, were within four yards of another wCdr tiuchdown. i Schelly Leaves His Bed.

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The ball wm in lowas poesm- siou on the Nebraska taeuty-one-yard Hue. Sykes hit the line for six yards and tore off another yard. A forward pass, Loli mau to tcott, netted two yards and ft rat down. Iowa waa Klven a five -yard penalty tor off-side lay. Another attempt to gain by the air route with Lohman the manipulating-factor failed to gain.

A third try aetted the necaary thirteen yards fur a touchdown when a forward pass from Lohman fell into the anus of Keed. The Iowa end fell over the goal tine well to the north of the field. Greenwood punted out and an lowan heeled the catch well in front of the goal. Or em wood failed to kick goal. Score: Iowa Nebraska 0.

Iowa kicked off, the ball rolling to the Nebraska two-yard line. HuUua started to make a return when the retVrre disallowed the play. Iowa kicked oft strain. McMahon touched the pigskin and after picking the ball up behind his own goal line dodgfd tackle re and was downed on the Nebraska five-yard line. Hubka kicked to Kykea who returned eleven yards to the Conhusker 21 yard line.

Lohman plowed thru the line for seven yards. 1 -oh man added three yards and first down on the next play. There was ten yards' distance between the Iowa lineman and the Cornhusker goal. Hcott hit the line for two yards. Lohman added three yarda Syks carried the ball to the Nebraska two-yard line.

On the next play Ihmtn went thru for a touchdown. Greenwood failed to kick goaL Score: Iowa IS. Nebraska r.reenwod kicked off to Hubka wha returned nineteen yards to the Nebraska t-vard line. Hartley went In for "Cypreanson. ilul'ka waded thru for twenty-one yards and the ball was in the middle of the field.

Howarth hit the line for six yards. Hubka plowed thru for a four-yard gain and first down. Time was taken out for Lyman. Me-Mahon added two yarda Hubka contributed three more. It was Nebraska's ball on the luwa thirty-Wvo-yard-Une McMahon went thru for eleven yards.

Hubka added two more yards. McMahon skirted the ends for four yarda Hubka gained a yard and a forward pass from McMahon. The quarter ended with the ball In Nebraska's possession on the Nebraska forty-yard line, Ths score was Iowa 12, Nebraska TonHh Quarter. Rosa went back In the game taking the place of Munn. Hubka waded thru for seven yards.

On the next play Howarth added six yards and a first down. Howarth added another yard. McMahon made seven yards thru center and on the next play stretched it to a first down. Hubka fun-bled, but Nebraska recovered. Hubka failed to gain thru the line, A forward pass from McMahon -was incomplete.

McMahon punted out of bounds on the Iowa twelve-yard Una Sykes fumbled, but recovered for a two-yard loss. Lohman punted out of bounds on the Iowa thirty-tbrttsysrdL line, Hubka failed to gain. Lanti was forced out of bounds after gaining eight yards. A forward flip, McMahon to Swanson, was Incomplete. Iowa took the ball on downs on her own twenty-seven-yard line.

Lohman hit the line for a yard. Sykes swung around right end for four yards. Lohman bucked thru the line for five yards and first down. Jobes went in for McMahon. Scott and Sykes made fif teenv yarda The ball was on the Iowa forty-nine-yard Hue.

Lohman made fiv yards thru the line. Scott added four yarda Kelly made first down when be went thru for four yards. On a doubto pass Scott made four yarda Sykes sneaked around the right end for eleven yarda Iowa's ball on the Nebraska twenty-three-yard line. Lohman bucked the line for six yarda Hoyt substituted for DuTeau. Scott went thru for eight yards and first down.

Lohman hit the lino for four yards. The ball on the Nebraska nine-yard line. On an attempted sweeping end run Kelly was thrown for a three-yard loss. Lohman made back on the yards. A forward flip from Lehman was Incomplete.

Hubka made five yards thru the right side. Jobes broke thru the first line, but fumbled, and Sykes recovered on the Nebraska thirty -two-yard line. Scott broke thru for four yards and repeated on the next play for additional yards and a first down. 1-ohman got the line for two yards. Sykes made four yards on two plays.

The ball was ou the Nebraska seven-yard line. Slater was called back from tackle and on the next play smashed thru for three yards and a first down. The rama ended with tho ball in Iowa's possession on the neorasaa iour-yard line. WORK-FIGHT KILLED COXTHACT. Commiaalon Hairs AgsUast Ball "layers Collecting; Salaries.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. A sweeping nillng against attempts of major league baseball players to collect salaries on contracts extending; beyond September 1. the date Axed by tho government for the suspen.lon of proiasaionai baseball was handed down tonight by the national baseball commission which held such claims to be unjustlned and Illegal. The decision was announced by President Johnson of the American league, a member of the commission.

The commission's decision was based on the case of "Jake" Daubs rt of the Brooklyn Nationals, who sought to collect (2,160 from the Brooklyn club because his contract, calling for 19,000 a season, was terminated on September 2. Daubort contended that under the conditions stipulated In his did not expire until October 14, the Brooklyn club could not release him without his consent and he demanded that the terms of the agreement be fulfilled. The commission's ruling, which probably will apply to all similar cases, hold that the club could not be compelled to pay Dau- 132 N. 11th St. Subject To Draft? Photo by SCHKLLKNBKKU.

CAPTAIN 8Ick In bed Just prior to Faturday' game with Iowa but gamely Insisting on retting into the fray. He played stubbornly and lierccly until compelled to leave the field and return to his bed. At 1 o'clock ttat-Vrday afternoon. Captain Schellenberg had a temperature of 101. His linens is one of the reasons for thb Husker defeat.

Kalned several fet. On an attempted drop-kick from the 18 yard line Hubka failed when the ball went wide of the goal posts, Iowa Btarted with the ball on her own 20 yard line and Winter hit tackle for five yards. lohman added a like distance aud first down. Blater went straight thru the center for 1 yards. Lobmao lost two yards ou try at the right side and was forced to punt.

"The kick waa igood for 40 yards and Schellenberg made a 6 yard return. The ball was in Nebraska's possession on her own 34 yards line. Hubka failed to gain on an attempt at right end and the quarter ended with the ball In Nebraska's possession on her own 35 yard line. 8 core at the end of the first Quarter; Nebraska Iowa 0. Second Quarter.

McMahon opened the second period by attacking the right side for two yards. The ball wis called back and Nebraska suffered a fifteen yard penalty for holding. The ball was on the Nebraska 22-yard line. Hubka pnnted thirty yards to Kelly who fumbled but recovered. Munn spilled Kelly for a two yard loss.

Scott sneaked thru for a four yard gai? but on the next play Sykes fumbled and Hchellenberg recovered but the play was disallowed. Lohman punted outside on the Nebraska 35-yard line. On a wide end run McMahon shifted the ball three yards ahead. Schellenberg plowed thru the front guard for four yards. This made a llrst down for Nebraska with the ball on the Nebraska 48-yard line.

Hubka hit the line for four yards. Lanti failed to gain. Hubka delivered a three yard blow at the center of the Hue. Hubka was forced to punt and the ball rolled out of bounds on the Iowa 17-yard lino. Lohman returned the compliment and Lantx returned his punt to the Iowa 38-yard line.

On a fake punt formation Lantz shifted around, right end for one yard. A forward pass McMahon to Swanson was Incompleted. Hubka punted to the Iowa 13-yard line. There was no return made. On three plays Lohara made eleven yards.

Sykea hit the right side for three yards. Lohman went over the tup of center for two yards. Stater, the big negro tackle from Iowa made hive yards and a first down, Iowa fumbled and Krietnelmeyer recovered and it was Nebraska's ball on the Iowa 30-yard line. McMahon failed to gain and Nebraska was: penalized fifteen yards for holding. Two drives at the line with Hubka as the motive power netted an even ten yards.

A forward flip from McMahon was incomplete when Scott rose in the air and knocked the oval to the ground. Hubka punted across the goal line and Iowa put the ball in play on their own 20-yard line. Lohman gained a yard. Iowa failed to negotiate tho distance and Anally punted out of bounds on the Nebraska 34-yard line. Newman went In the contest fur Lan z.

McMahon punted forty yards to Kelly who delivered a thtrten yard return. A forward pass Lohman to Scott was good for eight yards. Scott plowed thru the line for seven yards and a first down. The half ended with the ball in Iowa's possession on the Nebraska 37-yard line. Third Quarter.

Nebraska flashed a number of substitutes at the opening of the third quarter. Lantz went back In the game. Dana entered for Ross and Howarth endeavored to till the shoes of Schellenberg. Munn kicked off to the Iowa 20-yard line and Scott returned live yards. Time was taken out for l.oh- Tf so, rfow is tho time to prepare.

Kclicvc your wife and family of business cares and enjoy content mind by turning your personal business matters over to us during your absence. Photo by Vfc Donald. BIO "ERNIE" HIBKA. Whose vicious line plunges featured ths Ne braska play. "Hub" ripped tne lows line to ribbons on numerous occasions.

He eldom failed t6 gain. A criticism that might well apply to the directing of the Husker team on the field, is that Hubka waa not railed upon mors frequently in the pinches. i bert the full amount agreed upon because under the "work or nghl" order his contract was virtually rendered Illegal and Impossible. Tlw player's services could not be utilized by the Brooklyn club after the date fixed for suspension of the game, the commission ruled, and tne situation mum not have been contemplated by either party at the time the contract was made. BOWLEHS SOON TO START.

Handicap Usgae la Ahead of the Class A Circuit. Ths eight teams to constitute the bowling league to run under ths handicap plan, huso been rounded out and these three-men organizations will sail away from the dock next Thursday night. The league Is composed of the following teams: Lincoln Auto Tinners, Cusack Company. Plattner-Yule. Korsmeyer Company, C.

B. A Holland Lumber Company, Carlson's Trio and The Orphans. The class A league of five-man teams will probably open on the Walrus alleys a week from Monday. The Colonials. Maxwells, Lincoln Cleaners and JBvans Cleaners are prolable starters.

TOO SPEED FOR CASE. Mich lean Took a. 33 to 'Victory From the Ohloans. ANN ARBOR, Oct 6. Michigan was too heavy and too epeedy for Case and opened Its football season here this afternoon with a li to 0 victory over the Ohlo ans.

Steketre, a substitute, called In to tnke Cher's place at fullback, featured the Wolverine play, making three of tha five touchdowns and kicking three out of tlvo attempts at goal. Duun of the Michigan right end blocked an attempted forward pass by Case in ths final period. Kreaklng thru left end, he caught the ball us It left McCune's hands and with a clea, field ahead of him scored the fifth touchdown. Quarantine Prevents PITTSBURGH, Oct. 5.

Great Lakes-Pitt unrverslty scheduled gam here was postponed on account of ths Influenza quarantine. Bar Liberty Bonds TUMULT IN AUSTRIA-HUNGARY Indications Point to a Great Political Disturbance Going; On. LONDON. Oct. S.

Rfcports from Swiss and German newpapero Indicate Ahat a great political disturbance is going- on In Austria-Hungary. It is stated that Baron von Husearek, the Austrian premier, is likely to bo succeeded by Heln- ed upon getting into the fray and remained thru the first half. Early in the third quarter, be was forced to leave the field and af'er the game, was rushed to his room and put back to bed. He had no business in the game. The loss of their captain undoubtedly threw a shadow over the Husker play.

His brainy leadership was missed. Iowa feared Schellenberg and the fact that he was forced to leave the game undoubtedly injected new life into the' Hawkeye attack. This waa one of the breaks of the game. Conjecture as to what the Huskers might have done with Schelly in there and at his best Is idle. Iowa won by right, of superiority.

Her line outheld and outcharged the Nebraska line. Her backfield stars. Lohman, Sykes and Scott, crashed thru, the Husker defense with the force of a piledriver. Three of her four attempts at trw forward pass were successful and one of these netted a touchdown. Nebraska attempted five forward passes and all of them were fizzles.

In this department, the absence of Schellenbeig was keenly realized. The breaks were against the Huskers. But breaks have a habit of favoring the side that plays the best ball. The Huskers suffered from penalties and were forced to yield fifty-five yards for holding and roughness. One penalty being charged to the latter.

Iowa matched her few penalties for off -side against Nebraska's and these balanced so that the invaders were required to forfeit but five yards. The Iowa line grew stronger as the game progressed, while the Husker line sreakened. Lohman, -the individual star, received excellent Interference, as did the other men. The Husker interference was conspicuous by its absence. Hubka, who did the bulk of Nebraska's ground gaining, did it alone.

Time after time McMahon had excellent chances to reach the clearing had some Husker teammate been on the -job to brush aside the tackier. Considering this brand of Interference, the Nebraska gains were remarkable especially those by McMahon and Hubka. Chances to Score. Twice during the first quarter, the Huskers were within the Iowa ten-yard chalk. Once they were held for downs and on the other occasion, Hubka essayed a drop kick on the fourth down.

The one redeeming feature of the Husker play waa the refusal of the team to slacken its efforts, even after defeat was certain. Early in the fourth quarter, the lowans were steadily pushed back toward their own goal. And with the objective in sight, a Husker fumbje turned i Wo arc managing, properties, collecting rents, interest and dividends, paying taxes, life insurance premiums, etc for men going into service. "While in the service of our 'country, we arc making no charge to' them for anything we do. We also act as i Administrator of Estates Executor under Wills.

,1 Oaardiaji of Minors Receiver or Assignee Custodian of Properties, Etc. Consult us for particulars. who raced back to the seven-yard line. Falling to gain on tnree attempts. resorted to an attempted drop kick, but Hubka's boot was way wide.

Aided by Nebraska penalties. Iowa rushed the ball from her own 25-yard line to-the-Nehraska: 13-yard ihalk and after two attempts to deliver via the aerial route, one of them netting two yards, Lohman shot a pass Into the arms of Reed who sprawled over the goal line for a touchdownc After the next kickoff, Nebraska was forced to punt. Sykes returned eleven yards to tho Husker 21-yard lino. On short line bucks. Lohman, Scott and Sykes carried the oval thru for a second and final touchdown, Greenwood missed both goals.

Altho Lohman was the glittering Tight of the Iowa attack, Scott, Sykes, Kelly, Reed and Slater, big colored tackle, performed fully up to championship caliber. Hubka played wonderful ball at times. He tore great holes In the Iowa line repeatedly but when the pinches came, the Nebraska attack weakened and the Iowa line held The bulk ot the. Iowa gains were thru the line inside the tackles. Lineup and Game In Detail.

fowa Nebraska la Cypreanson Greenwood It DuTeau Mockmore IK noma Heldt Muim Block Krlemelmeyer Water Lyman Hmlth -re Swanson Kelly ib 1-antj Sykes lh Schellenberg Scott rh McMahon Lohman rb Hubka ijubstltutes For Nebraska: Newman ir Lanti, Intz for Newman, Howarth for Schellenberg, Dana for Koss. Wade Mutin for Dana, Kosa for Wade Munn, Hartley for Cypreanson, Jobes for McMahon, Hoyt for DuTeau. For Iowa None. Touchdowns Reed, Lohman. Goals missed Greenwood, -2.

Time of quarters 15 mlputes. Officials Referee, F. K. Birch, ei-Earl-ham; umpire, H. B.

Reid, e-Michlgaa; head linesman, M. T. Jones, ex-Grinnell. First Quarter. Nebraska won the toss and chose to defend the east goal.

Greenwood kicked off to Hubka who received the ball on Nebraska's 1 yard lino and returned to the 1J yard line where he fumbled but Munn, recovering, planted the oval on the Nebraska 23 yard line. McMahon hit the line for yards. Aftet McMahon had advanced yards the ball was called back and Nebraska given a 15 yard penalty for holding. This brought the ball back to the Nebraska 14 yard line, achellenberg tried the right side and went 1 yard, Lanti failed to gain. Nebraska was penalized yards for off-side play and lows finally took the ball on downs.

Sykes went thru the left side for 4 yards. On the next play Iowa fumbled and Lyman for Nebraska recovered. It waa Nebraska's ball on the Cornhusker 40 yard line. Schellenberg smashed thru the left side for 4 yards. McMahon added 7 yards and Swan-son swung around for 1 yard.

On two plays Schellenberg ripped thru the left side for 5 yards. Hubka punted to Kelly on the Iowa 10 yards line. Kelly was thrown by Swanson after he bad made 3 yards. Iowa failed to gain and on the second play Nebraska recovered an Iowa fumble on the Iowa 18 yards line. Hubka slid thru the right side of the line for 6 yards.

Schellenberg lost 2 yards on an attempted line buck. McMahon squirmed thru the line for 7 yards and first down. Th4 ball was on the Iowa 8 yard line. Hubka and Schellenberg netted 4 yards. Hubka brought the ball to the enemy's 3 yards line.

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