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haj 3 been one of the moat bitter for Big Six conference honors. In that particular period Sooner have carried off one victory. I IlM IONES jNort-d CHIEF BET FAILS WHEN a 20 to 7 win in 1930 and gained a 13 to 13 Ue In 1929. Last year's game at Norman was one of the top battles on the conference card, Sam Francis recovering a punt on the Oklahoma 25-yard stripe late in the fourth period. end sweeps and a plunge by ERWINS VERSARAZEN2AN Paul Runyan Leads March of Surviving Favorites to Third Round.

OKUVHOM.V CITY. l.T'. The kntckerM figure of Gene Sarazen. the Connecticut farmer. faded out of the P.

G. A. national tiiurnament picture Saturday before the pUiy of Kreug'r of Bclolt, Wis. Krueger eliminated the tournament favorite 2 and I in a second round match And aa joined Walter Hagen In the discard. Paul Runyan.

dcicniling champion, sailed serenely onward with a 3 and 2 over burly M'Ttte Dutra of Royal Oak. Runyan progressed in select company hieh included Tony of Greensboro, N. who be Runyans in a thirty-six hole third round match Sunday. Jihnny tha raven-haired Milwaukeean who Frid.W eliminated the medalist, Hagen; Al of Birming- h.am, Jimm.y Thompson, tho man from Ridge- and the dapper Dcnny Shute of Chicago, fi'rmu British open champion. kf tOMl ROl Ml.

Ted Warren, Kaggie right half. Al McIntosh of The Sunday Journal and Star staff. Play-By-Play of K-Aggie-HuskerTilt (Continued from Page 5-A.) the west stands urged the Wildcats goalward Again the Huaker followers pled for another goal line stand. defensive wa.s much more decisive than in the third 1 riod. Ayers ran Into a swarm of klers when he tried the Husker left side and lost three yards La- batted down a to Zitnik the en 1-tone and Ayers got only two yards on a third atterr.pL All that rematnetl was a place kick and when Warren place kick was yards wicie of the uprights the Wildcat vision of a victory faded The seven remaining minutes found ea.

team apparently bogged down bv the The FIRST QUARTER. IjtNoue won the toss and elected to defend the south goal thereby giving the Hutkers what tittle wind advantage there is. It was the first time since the Chicago game that Nebraska had called the com. Warren kicked off out of bounds and it was brought back for another attempt. Warren kicked off 57 yards to LaNoue who returned to the Nebraska 25-yard line.

Eldridge made Francis carried the hall across in the last five minutes of play. The 1932 game was another Cl ID ihtrnMDI CTC thriller. Nebraska winning with a rLlr InlLUmrLt I field goal by Masterson and a safety which gave the Huskers a narrow 5 to 0 triumph. The Sooners also hold the distinction of handing the Scarlet its worst conference defeat, a 20 to 7 licking at Norman In which Colonel Bus Mills and Guy Warren played i the leading roles. The two schools have met fourteen times.

Nebraska winning ten games, losing two and tying two. The first game was played in 1912 and resulted in a 13 to 9 Com- husker victory. In 1919 the teams on Omaha sod and the Sooners rallied to get a 7 to 7 tie. Oklahoma won 14 to 7 in 1924 to score one of the biggest upsets of the season aad tha biK bov 3 a yard at r.a.;*«! after "bby had taaen pur.t on iha Grtffing nailed him on the K-3tate who ha. it 47-yard line.

to Ntb ijaa A. Cardwell ran right end for 11 ti Ha and In the last six years the biggest Wildcats tried minute pass-, margin of victory on either side Ing attack which ran foul when a has been 13 points. the hard game with Minnesota delayed play. Wder failed to gmn, tne Aggies Lf.hr iyf. player on the head.

This gsve Ne- brask.a the ball in mtdfield and Harris Andrews was rished in for a final try at aerials. The cat.s intercepted the second flip and signified they were content with a tie score when writh ten sec-; the valley, onds remamnig they plunged at the line in the effort to kill time Husker Pass Incomplete, Nebraska only serious offensive during the afternoon hijth came in the first half. Late in the opening period Eldridge and LaNoue alternated a double- barreled running attack whi.h carrieil to the Kansis Slate 40- yard line. In the second and Francis traded punches Kansas State line and ends to bring the ball twenty-seven yards to the Wildcat 31-yard stnpe. A third down pass.

Francis to McDonald, missed connections by Inches. It was the big offensive thrill of the aftem.ion for Nebraska. Mac was back of the Kansas State secondary with a clear spot for ten yardi and the goal but the ball was just out of hts reach. While the Nebraska line apparently still groggy trym the Minnesota pounding, was given an bombardtrg at Manhattan, there were sever.il of the lads that stood out Bob Mehnng, Kenneth McGinnis and Fred Shirey. all playing their first year of varsity competition.

Mehnng at center played himself a great ball game, until forced from the lineup a few mm- ute.A before the game Meh- rmg was mjured. but not seriously. Nearly Loose. Francis kicking was the high If the backficli. rardwtU AS liaise but the bovs in the buck room pay fff His on runs that stop of the goal Unc.

Kansas State, the Wildcats Oklahoma has a new coach this year in Biff Jones, former Army and Louisiana State mentor. Biff's West Pointers defeated. Nebraska in 192k by a 13 to 3 score. la Sooner team this season Is rated as one of the strongest in for a yard. Douglas punted 44 yards, the ball rolling dead on tne K-State 2S- yard line.

Elder picked up two yards at left tackle, Shi rey stopping him. Elder added a yard at left guard, McGinnis stopping him. Avers punted out of bounds on the Nebraska 39-yard line. Douglas made a yard at left guard. Noue added a yard at left tackle.

Douglas punted 40 v-ards, Ayers returning nine to Kansas State 29-yard line. Time out Kansas State. Churchill. Aggie left end. was hurt on the last play, Warren made yards and a first down on the K- State 36-yard line.

LaNoue picked up two at left tackle. Whearty stopped LaNoue for a 4 yard los-s. Howell's forward pass, the first of the game by cither team, was in- complete. It was intended for Cardwell. Francis punted out of bounds on the K-State 21-yard line.

Fleming hit right tackle for two. Francis making the tackle. Cleveland made three but the Aggies were off-side and set back five yards, Ayers scooped a low snapback off the ground and gamed two yards. punt rolled dead on the Nebraska 4S-yard line. Whearty replaced Holland mstead of Partner.

Cardwell picked up six yards at right tackle. He started wide and cut back. Cardwell added three on the same play. Francis went over left guard for a first down on the Aggie 41-yard line. On a reverse, Cardwell made 8 yards at right tackle.

Fanning and Flenthrope re- two yards, Williams hauling him down. Warren made 3 at left guard. Ayres punted out of bounds on the 15-yard line, but eree Quigley stung the Husker.s at full strength for the first time five yards for brushing the kicker mn-'e their victory of Duqucsne and It was a first down on the had a fine time headed by Center K-State 44. Grifflng and a nice of bunch backs Elder made nine yard.s on a led by crashing Elder and the plunge at left guard. Warren made scampering Ayers, it a first with a two Following the game Coaches Bl- plunge at center.

It was on the Neble and Fry both complained the braska 43-yard line, heal bogged down their hopes for Shirey came around from behind a sustained offen-sive, D. X. add- and held Ayers for no gam on a Wder failed to gam. 4 yards at left tackle. Ayers made placed and Kreuger.

Holland replaced Whearty in the Ag- Hays replaced 2Litnik in gie line, the Aggie line. Franci-4 hit center for a first dowm on the Aggie 31-yard line. Elder went back at fullback for Fleming. Cardwell failed to gam first i for 3 5 tf riKht end. Warran pa.s» and It ir.eomp.#’.«.

43 to HAyta for oc the 4-yard faiifrl to pa but there tv on which p.i. ed the cn the 1-yard hit a it me wa 1 at center. Eider tried wtih tha bip a yard out tinr.e Huaker WalL Elder tried a at naht erd and ioat two vinU A Elder A.er-!. to pa.n and the Use on t.heir 4 '-ard Standing tha where a K-. i Sam booted a puui over head and the wai downed on the lice It a purt.

tooic me A hort for rk an 1 Lander for fn- Kmr.sn» E'der made no at rcard a yard at r.fht punted ojl on the 4 ard line. Fran- 1 madi a on a failed t- at him maie tw at center pun'ed the a-al line and f'-yard h.n*. Dohrtisann Schenr at for 'he Me Dona.d over to the left end. I.aBd*r at Ijinder tried the play ard fa- --1 to railed hiir Warren trade at raht f-jmoied iJir.der vuni bit recovereii or. N'ebraitta line ardwell left end Hur at end dumred him.

to yard 'he quar- ter ended a the a firat down on the Afkie I Score. P. State 0. First downs earned First downs penalty Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Passes attempted Passes Incomplete Own passes Intercepted Passes completed Yards gained on Net yards gained Laterals attempted Laterals completed Yards gained on laterals Punts Punt average Punts returned Punts blocked by oppts. Kickoffs Kickoff yardage Kickoff returned Bail lost on downs Fumbles Ball lost on fumbles Own fumbles recovered Penalties penalty yardage Field goals attempted Field goals tuccestful NEBRASKA KANSAS STATE.

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SHAVING CREAM Goes further YALE NOSES OUT NAVY 7-6 BEFORE on a at nght end. Warren stopped him. LaNoue lost two yards at the other end when Fanning broke thru. pass to McDonald was incomplete, the flip thru fingers with a clear field ahead. Francis mis.sed the coffin corner by inches with a punt and the Aggies from their Poarth Lander.

fmm Page 5-A strength. Athletic Director Mike A beam of K. A. C. declared Kansas State for this game and was at its peak Altho the attendance failed to reach the expected mark.

Kansas State authorities said the 16 2 attendance was the greatest throng ever to see a Nebraska game at Manhattan and the second largest turnout in Kansas State history, Shirey arr.f MePrmf 1 -wk i ava fir I rt rk I f-vr tir tnf Cardwaii i'ttming Andy Varipapa Mott Sensation tl Bowler of Pirlure Si ih r. Lincoln Bowling Parlor iU NO 12 tfi Wi -anui. Ixvnr- mar.B for M-Iwma for 'k. Henr.yfc fi.r P.emin» I ar-ure. 'or H.fiUna Pm- (If tor re I'pi'aa.

fse.J Jack turn. Ayers tried to pass but could locate no open receiver, tried to run the end but was held for no gam. Nebraska offside and took a 5-yard setback. Elder m.ade one yard at left guard- Ayers punted over the goal line and Nebraska scrimmaged from Its 20-yard line. Howell up 5 yards on a spinner at left tackle, Douglas faked a punt and ran the K-State left end for four.

Howell missed a first down by a fiKit. punted 50 var Ayers returning 25 to the K-State 45-yard line Warren m.ade two at right tackle. took time out. i'onwell replaced Kirk in the K- State backfield Hemphill went in for Churchill, failed to gam. Stopping him.

K-State was holding r.g kc ft I H- Pwier and the penalty set the Aggies back to their 33-yard line. Eider Is Hurt. Flem.ing replaced Elder at fullback for the Afgics. bring to the si.lelir.es. Ayers made a on a sioe play, and Scherer piling him up.

Fleming failetl to gam. Mebring the wind out of himself In making the ta' kle and the Huskers look out time. Morrison replaced Mehnng at center, Ayers punf.ed to LaNoue who returned five to Nebraiika 27-yard line. On a lateral. LaNoue left end.

Fight Card at HASTINGS Happy TV) local youth whv' won the Miriwest A A V. title, and Young Noff. 146 pounder from GiUner, will square i sMUirws is Hastings auditorium. The original card thirty-two rounds of cut-back scrapping Stune meets -15 rov Bender, Junior thru left tackle for seven yards. Elder made it a first down on the Aggie 37-yari line with a 10 yard gam.

Elder made two on the same play. Mehring nailed Warren for no gain, i Ellis nailed Churchill on an end around for no gain. Both teams were offside on the play. Richard- son replaced Scherer end Dohr- mann 5IcDonald at end for the iskers. Ayers made 5 yards at left tackle, over the gi al line and the Huskers scnm- from the 20-yard line lYvyle replaced Ellis for Nebraska.

FrancLs faked a punt and on the statue of liberty play Cardwell gained eight yards. There was or.ly one m.an who bum.ped Cardy out of bounds cr he would have been gone. On a lateral, LaN'jue tu Cardwell, the Huskers lest five. Francis pur.te*! to Ayres who returned 10 yards to the yanl line. Elder m.ade two at left tackle.

A pasa. Ayers to Warren, gained seven. EUler broke livise for 16 an-! a iir.st on the ker line. Slurey iHjyIe and 5IcGmms want in Hubka. Cardarelli w'ent in fi Partner.

Williams replj.ce*! Peters. El.der made a yan! at nght tackle, Meh- nng stopping him. William.s Warren's pass an got back to the N'-'traska line. Noue made three at It-it tackle. LaNoue to gain as the half ended with the bail In Ne- bra.4ka a on its own yard line.

Eldndge made it a first down on Score, Nebraska 0: Kansas Nebraska 38-yard line. He slip- State 0. LAXaue 't in ih-- fjf Hhirey tha Haeker iji.S’oua mrae at HeBipfiC. neninit I inert a for a -even arrt Kirter paaji'an'l to 43 fv-r Lkiftr- marn. 'iie were anrt .4 Warren to pwi the the T-yarrt i.rajaa tr.i/H titr.e 'it.

from t.h* 'ther make i.3e Uck after anrt La- has miijert and Frar- l--r a J-yarrt batted pais the end at left tack.e Fourth do-an and to fo drjppad baca ftr a a.de of the pojtj but that the Kaoaaa State th" Pf it weut thru ard Cania tarn at 1 I Fra.i«.» a at pur. id to rt f-va tn the K-Scate 4l-jard Sta'a a 3111 tihirev repiacad is tha Nanraiaa i.n* Kirk IQ tna A(c a a rtouj.e Une, ihrea McDw.na.rt r.aoert nm pwnu on tne p.ay anrt Re' ree wj -t a him ah. the- ei a 'ft E.rt*r -aert tr.ru to put him ra. aad la- punt over the Une and the.r faaert a and tai tr-ert a at rant afirt arrt arrea him I-ran -oa end aa-, to tha -ird rter ir.ada cenrer. a 4 ho nrt haca l.v puttina 1 Of-: yard 4 to 13 le A err tr ar.rt made a Warren paast'd to Ayers f-jr three yar us but the Aggies were offsMle.

Ayers punte-1 out of bounis on the Nebraska 36-yard line. Howt'll ran bat.k to pass, but a sli'irt forwanl to who fought his up for a 5- yard gam. when it he would be for a loss. Cardwell made one on a at tackle. Ayers broke up Francis to has.

Warren fat.ed to imJa sillop.r Ne, raiea ball on their the winning point.S ret aced Oardwi'i incomplete der brcaii.n« si up It IjaN-iue. Intercepted arrtion and it a aj the Sterilized Shaving Cream multi plies itself in la'her 297 going further than any no-brmh cream. Actual tests show that its tiny 62,000 THRONG lather bubbles stay moiit on the face 18 minutes. El- Warren to Rich- oa Uwir the rail duty earlv the first period when a WTTk Navy punt gave the Yalr.s the ball on the line. Two plays, the first a ten yard plunge by Whitehead, the socond a 14 yard pass by Roscoe.

put the ball on Navy 20. Then they gave the ball to Sophomore On the i(w(P J9 IO a first play he swept left end to cross the goal line standing up. Rpiilster Subatltute Gardner, a specialist. rnwkprn nt gtstt to try for the extra LUBRICATES SOOTHES Warren turn Sconi 0. 9 HDI't: f.KS Clin A oil luhei- and Cream cannot or burn the Large Tube Sf'cnntl Htg Ten in in Survvmion.

CHICAGO. Purdue ripped over 'or two touchdowns in the second and another in the fourth Saturday to defeat Chicago. 19 to 0, for its second straight victory of the Big Ten season, before spectators The game was the Maroons first in conference warfare Ijnr and c.uit: Sk 3 tor. W.i.fma 1 IVh rt.ic««'» j.if«:*.’. I point.

His place kick, high true, split the uprights Navy was a sadly disorganized football team thruout of the afternoon. Coach Tom Hamilton poured in squads of but only once, just after the start of the thir.l period, did he fmd a clicking combination. This combine, with Johnny Schmidt doing all of the running, clicked long 1 enough to pu.sh across a touchdown. Navy then called on its kiektng expert, one Fike, but Fike and the score w- 25 WRESTLE WH). T.

23, 1935 4 II I Liaeatn. Xekf. rt f', jr.rtnh*r-i’. 0 13 rt 0 0 Her-, rt to 6 H-- Devaer t- pj.r.- for IF Drake re ly Se an; I Savy HIGH SCHOOL FATHER SERIOUSLY ILL Thursiiay with a (erebal hemorrhage. A father of the high school coach, was still unconscious eariy Sunday morning, according to at- tendir.g phypictans.

been hi. irk on the same play and Art Eckharlt tackle LaNoue Jtx Robi.nson Jotnrue Stark the pre Itm To Go at MaSerala Top Coau Overcoats I'lolh oau 95c fSc Al I. EERLES5 (LEANER £44 I Ilk Cmtty swung the Aggie left end for fifteen yards and a dow-n on the Aggie 44-yard line Eldndge failed to gam as the quarter Score: Nebraska 0, Kansas Stats 0. SECOND QUARTER. Cardwell.

Francis, Hubka Mefc-nng and Heldt went into Combusker lineup Hartner for and Churchill for Hemphill in the Aggis iineup. Francis, on a gained 3 ('aDlwel: ran right end for two Flem.ng him o'lt punted out bounils on the l2-yard line. Partner and Zitnik 'r Hay-, in the Aggie lineup. Clevelsmd failed to ga.n Cleveland punted to and THtRO Ql 4HTI.K. TTse vet n.tóart irw oa rac caa sr.rajf Hei-rtt tt to fh 10 VO M-vart at r.fSt at Frwiea puaiart t.rtr: eft for mr.a spot.

P.4et at t.rt* 5Ir. Bailer. 65. has been em- at the state farm for the uioac uy r-i-alve vears Cardwell. Francis to Ayers who returTied 20 yards to the Ag- fijank Yearlings.

tackle. Warren whirled off left guard for six to the Aggie 47-yard line and it was a first down Wsrren added seven at nght guard, McDonald nailed Churchill on an end around for no gam. kirhnng was hurt ailing in the ts''kle and Mornton rep aced him. Hubka replaced McGimls. Douglas replaced Francis for Bt.l OB hall team defeated the freshman 31 to 0 In a practice game here Saturday afternoon COAL Bt RED 50 For Specialized Automotive Service See CARL 1637 St a ANDERSON INC.

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