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SUNDAY AMERICAN-STATESMAN. AUSTIN, TEXAS, OCTOBER 8, 1933. For Delivery Service Telephone 4391. Nebraska's Triple Threat Ace Crushes Steers, 26-0 10 LaForge Whole Show As Razorbacks Smash Horned Frogs, 13-0 Football Results Baylor university Bears of Waco, Doss Scheduled Huskers Stopped Steers This Way stopped by Laurence. Masterson flipped a short pass to Boswell, the latter racing down the field, till forced out of bounds by Hilliard on the Texas 1(1 yard line.

Miller made 3 yards at center. He was stopped by Laurence. Sauer fumbled the pass from center and Gray recovered for Texas on the Texas 11 yard line. Hadlock replaced Hilliard for Texas. Hadlock stood cn his goal line and punted to Masterson on the Texas 40 yard line, the latter going out of bounds after a 7 yard retreat.

A pass behind the line, Masterson to Miller, lost 4. yards when Arnold got through. A triple pass, Masterson to Sauer to Boswell. was good for 19 yards and a first down on the Texas 24 yard line. A pass behind the line, Sauer to Miller, gained 9 yards at right end.

Hadlock made the tackle. Bauer faked a lateral and dove over cen To Meet Ross 10 Round Grudge Go Billed Monday -9 Pat Ross and Jack Doss will prove something or other when they battle for 10 rounds or less in the main event at Riverside arena Monday night. Several months ago, Doss won a decision from Ross. Pat will be fighting for revenge. Further, and with the inspiration of a newly-born addition to his family, Ross will be trying to do something that has never been done here knock out the "Toy Terrier." Doss has been accused of having one foot in the washout grave for two or three years.

Doss probably knows he can't kayo Pat, so he will be attempting to withstand his younger foe's assault while chalking up points for a decision win. The other half of the fighting Ross combination, Johnny, will engage Morris Eagleson in the 3-rcund semi-final. Eagleson is reputed to be tough enough to give the Austin welter a stiff test. To add a few more battlers to the card, Promoter Jesse Wilson has matched Benny Perez with Willie O'Brien. They will go six rounds.

hjH Texas. Lineups: T.C.U. Position Arkansas Myers Johnson (c) left end Allison Measel left tackle Taylor Spivey left guard Lester Newby center Bassinger Black right guard Perkins Benton right tackle Graves (c) P. Rucker right end Coleman Murphy quarterback Casper LaForge left half Wallase Rees right half Kitchen Biddle fullback Score by periods: T.C.U. 0 0 9 09 Arkansas 7 9 13 Scoring summary: Arkansas, La-Forge points after touchdown, Geiser (placement).

Georgia Tech Bows LEXINGTON, Oct. 7. (iPl Smashing through for a touchdown and an exV-a point in the first pe riod, the UnHerstty of Kentucky Wildcats defeated Georgia Tech 7 to 6 here Saturday. The Georgians scored in the second quarter and made a final desperate attempt to cross the Wildcat goal line in the last period but their drive fell short. Mueller's Shoe Store Sfflffil Yes, and it's here IN YOUR SIZE! Dollars to doughnuts the particular patterns you see in our windows, will be in the store in your correct size.

That's one advantage in buying your shoes in our store. The other advantage is, you get the genuine 6.00 in in here, of look them its The bigaest nd Winter. "Friendly Arkansas Looms As Real Threat In Flag Chase Porkers Outgain Toads And Look Great On Defensive Play By the Associated Press FATETTEVILLE, Oct. 7. The stock of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks as contenders for the Southwest conference football championship jumped buoyantly Saturday as the Porkers routed the Texas Christian Horned Frogs from Fort Worth, 13 to 0.

LaForge, Razorback halfback flash, accounted for both Arkansas markers, the first coming on the opening play when he tucked In Wallace's kick and raced 90 yards down the sidelines. Geiser kicked the extra point. The Porkers kept the situation well under control throughout the first half. LaForge Goes Back Going back into the lineup at the start of the second half, LaForge was checked temporarily but soon found a chance to twist his way 35 yards to score a second Arkansas marker. The Razorbacks threatened again at the end of the third period when Geiser, who replaced LaForge, intercepted Kitchen's long pass and raced 40 yards to the Frog one-yard line before he was downed.

Four line attempts by Biddle, fullback, failed to gain the necessary yardage and Kitchen punted out safely. H09 Wall Tightens Texas Christian's only serious threat to score came at the end of the second quarter, when Bassin-ger. Frog guard, blocked Murphy kick on the Arkansas 20-yard line, but the Arkansas forward wall tightened and Frog backs were unable to make downs. The Frogs launched a futile passing barrage near the close of the game, with Harston, Kitchen and Walker alternating at tossing. Neither team was successful at aerial offensive, partly because of a strong crosswind and largely on account of impenetrable passing defense exhibited by both elevens.

T.C.U. tried 18 passes, only two of which were completed for a total of IS yards; while Arkansas at-temped nine aerials and only one was completed for nine yards. Murphy Leads Punting Murphy gained a slight edge on both of his Frog opponents, Harston and Kitchen, In punting duels. Several of Murphy's punts carried 50 yards, despite the fact that the veteran quarterback had a smashed toe on his left foot Criswell, Razorback regular fullback, was withheld from the lineup because of a bruised hip. Besides the yardage gained by LaForge, Arkansas picked up seven first downs, chiefly through the efforts of Murphy, Geiser, C.

Jor dan and Biddle, while holding the Frogs to five first downs. Marston and Casper did most of the ball carrying for T.C.U. Starring on defensive play, P. Pilflrat riant Arliancafl flanlimon broke through three times to toss Frog backs for large losses, while Measel, Porker tackle, also was credited with numerous gains. The largest crowd seen here In several years filled the stadium to witness the game.

Preparations already were being made for a large delegation to go from Fay-etteville to Little Rock, Oct. 14, when Arkansas will clash with the got away for 13 yards before he was stopped by Beasley. Prejean, Weir and Greear went in for Texas, replacing Smartt. Phillips and Niebuhr. Yelking went for Nebraska.

Masterson fumbled a bad pass but Sauer recovered. Masterson ran left end for 5 yards; Smith made the tackle. Nebraska sent in i new players. Parsons made six yards through right end. running into Arnold Ar.

nold threw Parsons for 3 yard lo3S. Lanoue broke through left tackle for a touchdown from the 14 yard line. Hubbell replaced Prejean Hadlock replaced Hilliard for Tex as. missed try for goal. Score: Nebraska 20: Texas 0.

Arnold kicked off over Nebraska's goal line from the 20 yard line Williams ran left end for 3 yards as the quarter ended. Smith made the tackle. Fourth Quarter Skews kicked straight up in air to Hadlock for a fair catch, ball on Texas' 40 yard line. Fagan pass was intercepted by Mehring. Texas was penalized 15 yards for rough ing.

This put the ball on Texas' yard line. Parsons failed to gain at centr. Lanoue made yards through left tackle. Skews' pass was intercepted bv Smith on Texas' 24 yard line. Hadlock made three yards at center but on a second play failed to gain when Mehring stopped him.

Nebraska drew a five yard nenaltv. Hadlock took the ball through lft guard for a first down on Texas' 47 yard line. Laurence made seven yards through left tackle. Laurence then wriggled through center for 4 yards and a first down. On a third try Laurence made 3 yards through center.

Hadlock took the ball through center for 2 vards. Fagan's pass was incom plete when the ball hit another plaver. Baebel replaced Fagan. Hubka replaced Mehring for Nebraska. Hadlock punted backwards over his head and Scherer picked the ball up after it hit a Nebraska man and ran 45 vards across the Texas goal line.

But the ball was brought back to Texas 20 yard line and ball given to Nebraska, The touchdown was not allowed. Parsons made a yard through center. Parson's pass to Roby was incomplete. Williams made 6 yards through right tackle; Arnold made the tackle. Williams hit center foj some gain but failed to make first down.

Texas took the ball on the 17 vavd line. Hadlock's punt was blocked and Williams ran 10 yards for a touchdown for Nebraska, Lanoue's try for point from placement was low. Score: Nebraska 26; Texas 0. Arnold kicked to Lanoue on the 12 vard lire end he ran back to 18 yards: Weir made the tackle. Parson's right end run gained 15 yards as Baebel ran him out of bounds on Nebraska's 45 yard line.

Williams made 3 yards through center. Hadlock ran left end for 2 vards. Hadlock foiled to gain at center. Hadlock then kicked to Nebraska's IS yard line. P.undcll downed the ball.

Skews punted to Hadlock on Texas 35 yard line. He returned the ball 9 yards. Laurence punch--ed through center for 2 yards. Arnold ran left end for 3 yards. Hadlock faked a pass and tried center for a yard.

Hadlock kicked out of bounds on Nebraska's St yard line. A lot of subs for Nebraska and Texas came 1n. Benson kicked to Hadlock on Texas 41 yard line. Texas was given the ball on Nebraska 44 yard line for unnecessary roughing. Ju recka made 2 yards through center.

Jurecka passed to Eaebel on the side line for a first down on Nebraska's 33 yard line. Jurecka passed a long toss to Arnold hut it was Incomplete when Mead knocked the ball down. Laurence pass to Rundell was Incomplete. Jurecka started to pas sand decided to run with the ball and made 2 yards. Jurecka made 8 yards as game ended with the ball on Nebraska's 27 vard line.

Final score: Nebraska 26; Texas 0. i i 4 vslu you can ob- man sho any- many keen styles tdnujtnn fne JS 'Bullet Bohn Is Stopped Cold By D. Bible's Lads Huskers Outweighed, But Make Up in Speed And Precision By the Associated Pros LINXOLN, Oct. 7. George Sauer, 195-pound triple threat fullback, led a machine-like Nebraska football team to a surprising 26 to 0 victory Saturday in its oepninR game against a heavier University of Texas eleven.

Sauer lashed across for the first touchdown in the second quarter slashing eight yards in one crashing, shifting drive off right tackle. He scored in the first five minutes of the third quarter, plunging tnrough for tne last two feet. After the next kickoff, he intercepted Ronald Fagan's pass in mid-field and dodged his way 28 yards back to the Texas 17-yard line. The reserves went In then and on the fourth down, little Jerry LaNoue, sub-quarterback, skidded around right end 13 yards for a touchdown in the corner of the field. The reserves added the fourth touchdown in the last quarter hen Johnny Williams, halfback, raced eight yards after recovering a blocked punt.

The Cornhuskers took the offensive from the start and made up In speed and precision what they lacked Jn weight. Sauer alone made more yardage than the entire Texas backfield as did Hub Boswell, fleet halfback whose off tackle dashes contributed largely to the second Nebraska touchdown. Hilliard Stopped in Tracks The Cornhuskers lashed the Tex-ans backward nearly every time they got the ball and stopped "Bul let Bohn" Hilliard in his tracks. Hilliard got loose once for a 19-yard gain, the only first down the Tex-ans made In the first half. Starting lineup: Nebraska Texas Kilbourne Coates left end O'Brien Niebuhr left tackle Bishop (Co-C) Smartt left guard Meier Smith (C) center Hubka Phillips right guard Pflum Beaslsy right tackle Roby Gray right end Masterson Fagan quarterback Miller left half Boswell (Co-C) right half Sauer Arnold Hilliard Jurecka fullbacfc Officials: referee, E.

C. Quigley, St. Marys: umpire, Fred Denny, Brown; head linesman, Les Edmonds, Ottawa, Score by periods: Texas 9 9 9 0 9 Nebraska 0 7 13 0 26 Nebraska scoring: Touchdowns, Sauer 2, LaNoue, Williams; point from try after touchdown. Master-son 2 (placekicks); officials, referee, E. C.

Quigley (Su Mary's); umpire, F. E. Dennle (Brown); headlinesman, Les Edmonds (Ottawa). Hilliard's Shoes Failed To Help Him By FRED SCHAFFNER Lonsrhorn Team Manager LINCOLN, Oct. 7.

Bohn Hilliard's shoes got here In time for the game, but the galloping ghost from Dixie failed to gallop. Hilliard wears specially built shoes and they were left behind. tt was learned when the Longhorns reached Kansas City. The shoes were sent to Hilliard air mail, special delivery. "It wasn't our day," Llttlefield said as the game ended.

The Nebraska ensla and tackles were smashln? through the Steer blockers to stop Hilliard befors he could get to the line. Laurence and Smith Good The Texas offonse was very slow in the first half, the Texas guards coming out too late to help the ball carrier. Roy Laurence and Bill Smith were the men who halted Nebraska's running game through the line. Thil Sanger who relieved the iinjured Coa'es plaved a fine de fensive frame, but the trickv Ne braska offense fooler the Steers. Just ss the Steer line had made a bautiful gosl line stand earlv in the first quarter after the Huskers had driven through the Longhorn tackles to the yard line, -strain in the third period The Steer for-ward wall held for three downs, but faltered enough to allow a score.

The Steer passing game was inaccurate, the Cornhuskers Intercepting almost every toss. The Steers tost nearly all their pen before half the game was over and were verv tired and sltigelsh as they took the field In the second half. Both sid's played cleanly with few penalties, and both tackled hard, particularly Laurence and Smith. An injury to Coates side weakened the Texas team, but an injury to Hilliard took everything out of the team. The game halfback refused to leave the field when Tattle-field sent Hadlock He finally left of his own accord at the end of the third period.

A cold wind did not help the Steers any. It blew hard from the north and made punting difficult. Had'ock got his punts off too slow into the wind and the fast charging Hunkers ran through the Texas forward wall at will. Hilliard failed to gallop to the disappointment of the crowd. The Huskers marked him and yelled '-Hililard" every time he got to receive the ball.

The Nebraska ends and nalfbacks pjaved very wide to check Hilliard. The were battered considerably and were very disheartened bv their loss. It wiU be a long ride back to Austin. Coma in and COLLEGE FOOTBALL Olympic club 14. Nevada 6.

Flagstaff Teachers 14, New Mex-lca university 0. Santa Clara 0, Stanford T. "Whitman 0, Idaho 60. Washington State 0, Southern California 33. St.

Mary's 13, California 14. Western State 13, Colorado Mines 19. Columbia 7, Oregon 14. Akron 19, Kent State 8. S.M.U..

27. Gonzasa Oregon State 0. Wabash 6, Fraivklin 6. Utah Assies 40. Montana State S.

Wyoming 0. Colorado college 0. Columbus college 7. Iowa Wes-leyan 14. John Marshal! 0.

Defiance 19. Alfred 7, Rochester 0. KirksvIUs Teachers 26, Missouri 6. Oklahoma 6. Tulsa 20.

Amherst 70. Princeton 40. West Chester 7, Dresel 1J. Susquehanna 0, Moravian 8, Baltimore 0, Delaware 26. Lebanon Valley 6.

Penn State 32. Lafayette 12. 0. North Carolina State 0, Clem- on a. Wake Forest 0, Duke 22.

Baylor 0, Centenary 19. T.C.U. 0, Arkansas 13. Illinois Wesleyan 7. Carrol 1S.

MacAlester 0. St. Olaf 39. Yankton college 6, Sioux Falls college 0. Bradley Tech 0, Iowa 38.

Penn college (Iowa) 2, Culver Btockton 13. Gustavus Adolphus 0, Concordia 0. Middlebury S. Williams 9. North Carolina 13.

Vanderbilt 20 Klon 7, La ni; ley 6. St. Bonaventure 32, Westminster 13. Valparaiso 0, DePaul 25. Georgia Tech 6, Kentucky T.

Illinois 21, Washington 6. Hamilton 15, Buffalo 0. CC.N.V, 0, Renssaler. P. L.

33. Alabama 0. Mississippi 0. St. Anselms 19, Northwestern 6.

Boston university 6, New Hampshire 35. William A Mary 0, Washington ft Lee 7. Newberry 7, Citadel 7 (tie). Capital 0, Marietta 13. B'uffton 0, Bowling Green 1.

Ball State A. DePau 9. Pitt 21. West Virginia 0. Wittenberg 0, Marshall 19.

Hiram 7, Bethany 7 (tie). Waynesbtirg 7, Washington Cc, Jefferson 19. Ohio university Purdue 13. North Central college 47, Elm-hurst 7. Cornell 6, Chicago 32.

Lawrence 13. Carieton 7. Texas 0, Nebraska 26. Marquette 0, Wisconsin 19. Warner 0.

Lowell Textile El. Norwich 0, St. Michael's Rhode Island 0, Brown 26. Worcester Tech 7, Trinity 25 North Carolina on 9. State 0.

Clem- Wak Forest 9, Loyola (Balti.) Duke 23. 0, Boston col- lege 37. Earlham 6, Haverford 9. St. Joseph 0, Ursinus 20.

Dickinson 0, Swarthmore 0. Tularie 13, Georgia 26. Mississippi state 0, Tennessee 20. Sewanee 0, Florida 31. Villa Nova South Carolina Maryland 0, V.P.I..

14. Catholic university Holy Cross 20. St. Lawrence 9, Colgate 17. Bowdoin 0, Massachusetts 14.

St. Anselm's 19, Northeastern 6. Maine 7, Yale 14. Connecticutt state 0, Wesleyan 19. Michigan state 6, Michigan 20.

Gallaudet 7, St. John's (Annap-lis) 31. West Virginia Wesleyan New Tork university 9. Oglethorpe 6, Manhattan 9. Hobart 0, Union 32.

Providence 9, Rutgers 21. Virginia 0, Ohio State 75. Bates 0. Harvard 33 Western Maryland 7, Mount Saint -Mary's 0. Springfield 27, Allegheny 9.

V.M.I.. 0. Army 32. 0, Columbia 39. Clarkson 0, Syracuse 52.

Hanover 0. Miami university 14. Muhlenberg 0, Fordham S7. Tufts 6, Colby 0. Mount Union 6, Western Reserve 19.

Denison 9, Case 27. J'ercer 6. Navv 25. Washington college 9, Johns Hopkins 21. Findlay 9.

Hillsdale 19. Toledo 0, Detroit City college 9. (tie). Indiana 6. Minnesota 9 (tie).

Richmond 7, Cornell 28. Vermont 6. Dartmouth 89. Emory and Henry 7, Roanoke 9. Heidelberg 19, Ohio Northern 9.

Kenyon 0, Oberlin 21. American University 0 den Sydney 32. Glenville W. 14; chain 7. Hamp-Appala- South Dakota of Clncinatti 13.

Cougars of Washington State 33 to 0. MUlsaps 0, Louisiana State 40. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL McCamey Pecos 9. Pampa 29. Big Spring 9.

Ball High (Galveston) Milby (Houston) 9. Goose Creek 6, Southpark (Beaumont) S3. Fort Stockton 0. Wink 34. Sunset (Dallas) 28, North Dallas 6.

John Reagan (Houston) IS. Thomas Jefferson (San Antonio) g. Harvard Crushes Bates CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 7.

() Harvard, using only a few simple plays, Saturday opened its football season bv overpowering the light Pates team for a 33-0 victory. The crimson regulars accounted for three of the five touchdowns before slumping badly In the third period. Beats McMurry KIXGSVILLE. Oct 7.0R The Texas A-L Javelinas. 1932 champions of the TJ.A.A.

Saturday defeated McMurry college. 19 to 9. with obnrtv McNabb. sophomore back, scoring two touchdowns. It was the 12th straight victory for the Javelinas over Lone Star and Texas conference team.

Washington State Loses 1.09 ANGELES. Oct. 7. CP) The University of Southern California, in fts first defense of If Pacific Coast conference football chamjiaahij, Saturday crushed tt over. Jr i First Quarter Texas won the toss and Nebraska kicked off toward the north, giv ing Texas the wind advantage.

Masterson kicked to Jurecka on ihe Texas 5 yard line. Jurecka ran back 16 yards. Hilliard punted to Miller who was downed In his tracks on the Husker 43 yard line by a pack of Texans. Masterson squirmed through a hole at right tackle for 8 yards. Sauer hit center for 5 vards and a first down on the Texas 43 yard line.

Miller smashed center for 7 yards. He was stopped by Hilliard. Laurence replaced Jurecka at fullback. On a reverse Sauer hit left guard for a first down on the Texas 33 yard line. Masterson hit the other guard for 8 yards and was stopped bv Arnold.

Boswell crashed 30 yards through center but Nebraska was penalized 15 yards. A lateral. Masterson to Boswell, netted "1 yards and a first down on the Texas 17 yard line. Arnold ran him out of bounds. Sauer tore through a big hole at right tackle for 10 yards and a first down on the Texas 7 yard line.

On a reverse Sauer hit center for 2 yards. Gray broke through and spilled Miller for a 5 yard loss Masterson was forced out of bounds on the Texas 4 vard line, by Coates. Sauer failed at center and Texas took the ball on its 4 yard line. Hilliard punted to the Husker 25 yard line. Miller took the ball, fumbled on Husker 29 yard line and Grav recovered for Texas.

Hilliard lost a yard at center. Fagan hit center for no gain after fumbling the pass from center. Fagan's pass was intercepted by Debus for Nebraska on the Husker yard line. Fagan smeared Masterson at center. Boswell took the ball around left end for 4 yardi.

Coates stopped him. Sauer's punt was blocked and Fagan touched the ball down on the Texas 47 yard line. Fagan's long pass to Coates wan wild. A pass behind the line. Arnold to Hilliard, lost 17 yards when Sauer broke through and spilled the Orange flash.

Hilliard punted to Miller on the Husker 15 yard line. Miller got back to Nebraska's r0 yard line where Fhlllips dumped him. Sanger replaced Coates at left end. Hubka replaced Debus at right guard for Nebraska. Sauer faked a lateral and hit center for 3 yards.

He was stopped by Gray. Masterson picked up a yard at tackle, stopped by Beasley. Sauer punted into the wind and the ball rolled "ad on the Texas 32 yard line. Fagan faked a kick and Arnold made 2 yards through right guard. Arnold failed to gain at center.

Hilliard was thrown without a gain. Hilliard pur.ed to Miller on the Huskers' 24 yard line. Sanger and Smith nailing him in bis tracks. Masterson made a yard at center, being stopped by Smartt. Sauer dove over left guard for i yards.

He was pulled down by Smith. Sauer punted to Hilliard on the Texas 40 yard line. Hilliard stepped eff 3 yards before the tnob got him. Fagan's pass to Hilliard was low. Hilliard took the ball through right tackle for 4 yards.

Hilliard punted out of bounds on the Nebraska 19 yard Sauer carried the ball through center for 3 yards. He was stopped by Laurence. Boswell failed to gain at center as the first quarter ended. Score: Texas Nebraska 9. Second Quarter Baebel replaced Fagan and Weir replaced Smartt for Texas.

Sauer punted to the Texas 6 yard line where Bishop downed the ball. Mekr threw Hilliard for no gain. Hilliard swung around left end and ready got away hut Miller finally hrew him on the NebrasKa 4 yara line for a Texas firft down. Kil bourne threw Hilliard for a 2 yard loss. A crisscross and Hilliard lost 5 more yards when Bishop broke through.

Hilliard punted high In the air, the ball rolling dead on the Husker 28 yard line. Sauer punted across the goal line. O'Brien threw Hilliard for a 2 yard loss at left tackle. Hilliard faked a punt and Laurence hit center for vards, stopped by the mass. Hilliard punted high against the wind, Arnold downing the ball on the Husker 44 yard line.

Copple replaced Pflum who had turned his ankle. On a fake lateral Sauer hit center for 1 yard, Laurence stopping him. Sauer passed the ball behind line to Boswell who failed to gain at right end when Laurence spilled him. Sauer's rass to Masterson was good for 11 yards and a first down on the Texas 22 yard line. Sauer fumbled but recovered for 2 yard gain at center.

Beaslev stopped him. Sauer maJe a yard at right end. Loyola Run Dizzy Behind Owl Plays Rice Eleven Takes Game By 13-0 By the Associated Press HOUSTON, Oct. 7. The fighting Owls of Rice Institute here Saturday ran the Loyola Wolves' ends dizzy with a fake pass play, and whipped the boys from New Orleans.

12 to 0. Despite the fact the Owls were badly crippled, they outfought the Crescent City team. Head Coach Jack Meagher, seriously 111. was In bed. and did net see his men In their gratifying win.

Line Coach Lou Hertenberger had charge of the Rice team. T-vo fleet Rice halfbacks, Harry Fouke and Elmo Hutzier. thrust themselves Into the limelight. The Owls had fixed up a nifty-little play for the Wolves, and Loyola never came close to solving it. Fouke paved the way for the Rice first touchdown, fading back as If to pass, and then dashing inside or around the Loyola left end.

Harrv Witt finaltv went over for the first score from the one-yard line. In the last quarter, the same fa'ie pass nlay shook Hutzlcr loose. The last 50 yards was Just a breeze, as the fleet Hutzter outstepped his rivals. Black Calfskin Black Kangaroo Brown Calfskin MEN'S FIELD BOOTS Ladies' Riding Boots Black and Brown All Sizes $7.00 ter for a touchdown. Masterson kicked the extra point from placement.

Score: Nebraska Texas 0. Arnold kicked off for Texas to Sauer on the Nebraska 14 yard line. He returned the ball 16 yards, Beasley stopping him. Sauer's quick kick caught Hadlock flat-footed and the ball was finally downed by Copple on the Texas yard line. Hadlock punted from behind his goal line to Masterson on the Texas 38 yard line, Niebuhr forcing him out of bounds after a six yard return.

Milner replaced Roby at right end for Nebraska. Sauer made 2 yards at right guard, Arnold stopping him. Sauer faked a pass back and hit left puard for 3 yards, Baebel making the tackle. Sauer's long pass to Kilbourne was intercepted by Arnold on the Texas 25 yard line. Sauer spilled Hadlock for no gain at left tackle.

Baebel failed to gain at center. He was stopped by Milner. Hadlock punted out of bounds on the Husker 38 yard line. A pass. Sauer to Kilbourne.

was intercepted by Hadlock on the Texis 41 yard line and he ran back to mid-field. Fagan replaced Baebel, Jurecka for Hadlock, Tolbert for Niebuhr, Prejean for Phillips. Laurence plunged into center for 2 yards. Then Laurence made 3 jards at right guard and a yard at center, as the half ended. Score: Nebraska 7: Texas 0.

Third Quarter Arnold kicked off out of bounds and ball was called back. Arnold kicked to Sauer on the 3 yard line; he returned the ball 20 yards. made 4 yards around left end and then 3 more at the same place. Sauer brtfke through right tackle for first down On Nebraska's 39 yard line. Boswell made 4 yards through center, Hilliard stopping him.

Sauer tossed a lateral pais to Miller who made 2 yards around right end. Beasley made the tackle. Sauer failed to gain when Gray stopped him at the line. Sauer's punt was blocked by Niebuhr and Texas got the ball on Nebraska's 03 yard line. Hadlock passed and the ball was Intercepted by Sauer who returned it to mid field.

Boswell got away at left end and was finally downed by Gray on Texas' 19 yard line. Sauer made 2 yards through center and followed with 3 at right tackle. Sauer was stopped by Smartt after a gain of 2 yards. Sauer failed to gain through center: Smith and Laurence stopped him. Texas took the ball on downs on the 10 yard line.

Hilliard kicked Miller at mid field and Arnold downed him on the 45 vard line. Masterson ran around left end for six yards before Arnold downed him. Miller made 3 yards at right tackle; Smartt made the catch. Miller dove over center for 2 yards and first down. Masterson flipped ball to Miller who ran around right end but gained only one yard; Gray made the tackle.

Boswel) hit center for 4 yards; Smartt made the tackle. Masterson passed to Boswell. but the ball hit him in back. Sauer passed to Masterson for first down on Texas' 17 yard line. Bosweii got through left tackle for 11 yards and a first down.

Boswell hit left tackle for a yard; Smartt stopped him. Boswell made wide end run around left end and made 4 yards: Laurence caught him on the 1 yard line. Masterson failPd to gain through center. Sauer went through center for a touch down. Masterson kicked goal.

Score: Nebraska 14, Texas 0. Scherer replaced Kilbourn. Thompson replaced Copple for Nebraska. Masterson kicked off for Nebraska to Hilliard on the Texas 10 yard line who returned the ball IS vards. Fagan passed to Hil liard but trm ball was intercepted on Texas" 40 yard line and Sauer Kansas U.

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