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STAK OCTDHKK 31. ro sess lOWA STfi Hifyu ijUicoin-Waiie irutuc. (Continued from Pagre One.) the touchdown door early in tlie final period, only to be balked by penalties. Btephens then Ktepped back to the 46-yard line, wltli Bronson takinj? the pass from center, kicked the ball Into the teeth of a stiff wind and sent the oval over the crossbar for an extra three points. Kubaiilute elevens were on the field during the closing moments of the fourth period, and the Corn- husker reserv executed a sustained Hdvance.

into territory. Ilaltback Avard Mandery going over goal on Nebraska's final drive. Lineup and Summary. Nebraska, Htute. 6 Burnham Ashiiurn Grow Whitmore Htlner (c.) Lawson Stephens Dailey Oehlrlch Coe (r.) 1 Anderson I es Thomas Hinlth Grimes PlshM Holman I.rfimaon ..1 Nebraska for Ashburn, Weir for Bronaon for Stephens for Dailey.

Sprague for Hurnhain, Ifolin for for Sprague, Burnham for I.ce, tor Grow. A. Mandery for 1'rosnell for Stephens, for Wldtmore, Shaner for Weir, Lucas for atlner, Ltiidell for Bronson Durlsch for Holm, Vorts for oehl- rleh, Mandery for Burnbain, I)rath for Bandels. Iowa J. Anderson for Grimes.

Llndbloom for Holman, Hall for Llndbloom, Toom for Ayres, Llndbloom for Hall, J. Miller for Fisher, Grime.s for Smith, Budt for Lam.son, Ayres for Toom. Wilaon for Hiidl, Hall for Lindhlotirn, Fisher for Anderson, Baird for Wilson. Touehdowi Pre.sneir Dailey A Mandery, Wels.s. Goal from field Stephens Goal after touchdown Stephens 3, tdndell.

by periods; Nebraska ...............7 7 7 State ....................6 0 6 Officials; J. Grover, Kansas Clt I Lewis, St. Loul.s, Field C. Lewis, St. Louis.

the third period. Then the fourth quarter. Captain Frank. BrianU, ho had been kept on the in favor of Wexler dvirlng the entire ttrst half, Anally began his terrlftc line smashing. Connor, seeing that his aerial offensive was unsuccessful, switched to straight football.

Unleashed Steady March. Beginning from the Violet's 20- yard line, the X. Y. machine rolled straight down the field tor eighty yards on line smashes. Briante and Strong and Connor cut the Maroon line to ribbons, and offense ended with Connor skipping through left tackle for thirty yards and the touchdow n.

Once under way, there was no halting the power of the N. Y. U. steam roller. Strong grabbed a pass from Delaney and dashed forty yards through a broken field for the score.

An intercepted pays by Roberts put N. Y. and the Maroon's; 3o-yard line. Connor found a hole in the line and went across for the third touchdowm. Connor 75 With only minutes to play and Fordlmm fading fast under the strong battering of a straight plunging attack.

N. Y. U. scored again when Connor, behind splendid interference. swung seventy-five yards for the third score for him.

Strong missed the final kick. Score by periods: Y. 0 0 Fordham ..........................0 3 0 3 3. Strong 1. points after 3.

F'leld Raugh, for Austin, Koster for Skold, Auailu for Koster, liuk- sey for Townsend, Goal from Phelun (dropkick.) 1. Score by periods; Grand Island 0 5 Lincoln ............................0 0 0 OOficlals: 0--0 plre Johnson. E. Frank. Yards gained from scrimmage Lincoln, 179, Grand Island, 214 Yards lost from coln, 25; Grand lalntid, 6.

First downs Lincoln, 9: Grand Island, 9. 8 for average of 32 yards: Grand Island, 10 for average of 31 yards. 35; Grand Island, 60. attempted 13; Grand Island, 4. Nebraska Blanks Drake Harriers West Point Soldiers Make Doormats of Proud Old Elix Outfit.

GOOD A College Football. (Continued from Page c)ne.) Wor- 20; AUING OGVENGE (Continued From Page (4ne.) next play y.ff of tho feature In tin tU Idm-oln hlgh-Wotte high RHdtron ciasHlc at Toledo. The picture shows Fisher and Lincoln and Hartko of Waite all leaping high in tlie air for a forward pass. PRESSBOX observations Fear that the Cornhuskers might be by Coe, captain and punter, was groujulless. Hobby and Bill Bronson both pn-Hng a mean foot against the pigskin getting con- statent dl.stance either with or against the breeze.

In kicking off. Htephena and Roy Mandery got aw'ay three or four boot.a which went the full 60 yurd.s over the Iowa State goal. men Will clash with the Kansas Aggie yearlings In a cumlmt at Nebraska stadium. point. Score; Nebraska, 14; Ames, 6.

Fmitb, lowa Stale's husky negro at light tackle, hud plenty of size, a.s in advance notices, tmt his value to the Ames team wa.s negligible. The Cornhuskers ran many a and Ames posltton, getting a from its 20-yard line. When gains. In I resne 1 pne plunges failed, Coe kicked 33 a touchdown, bmltii i'-ards, Presnell five yards boxed of the play. out of hounds on Ames one- i across the goal line to a touchhack.

toot line. 1 Ames scrimmaged from its 20- O.dilHch for haJf a foot, yard line. On a fake punt forrita- latephens on the made a yard a.s and riailey recovered and went time was for the third quar- lor a tout-hdown. D'r with Ames In possession of the Ftephens place-kicked the extra ball on its own 21-yard line. Iowa Ftate, for no never has been a pulling card In the Nebraska camiu Yesterday's attendance was the smallest of the home season.

Saturday crowd of 10,000 pronanij on uim Wtll be surpassed by the attendance phens drove through for six yards frosh biittUi On iilnv Fourth Quarter. Coe punted 60 yards to Stephens, Stephens' ktck ifi went CO yards returned 14 yards to the Nebraska 44-yard line. Presnell made three yards in two plays and Stephens HWtiiig around the Ames left end for 11 yards. Oehlrlch buted two yards and Presnell added five more. After a Nebraska fumble had cost, two yards, Stephens dropped hack and placeklcked a field goal from the Ames 46-yard line.

Score: Nebraska, 24; Ames, 6. to the Nebntska 48-yard line. I Weir, Bron.son and Sprague went appal Nebraska lineup for liaws a prime J. in son Dailey and Burnham Presnell hit off tackle for two yards before he was out of Icjunda. He ripped through for 10 vards on the next plav and Ste- yard loss, hut on the Goudge took a pass from Hamilton vlrtuall.v on the goal line, with a disinterested Michigan man standing hard by.

P'rom that point, It was a formality for Caldw'ell to the first touchdown against Michigan In two seasons, Michigan tried desperately to score In the closing mlnuten but when the game ended Michigan was being backed away by the ferocity of the Navy onslaught. Lineups and Summary. Wiil at the Hnsker-Aggie frush this weekend. Holm, who Jumped into the Nebraska line as a guard substitute, gave an exhibition of active line playing which may w-in him a placr as a regular forward. Weiss, ble quarterback, once landed on car for a 10-yaid los.s when Holm smashed through dropped the Iowa State hack before he could get rid of the ball on an attempted pas.s.

Play-by-Play Details. The Kansas Aggies, who clash wltli the Cornhuskers 13 in home-coming affair, sent no less than four scouls to Lincoln to see tlie Beargmen do their stuff against Ames W. Speer, tutor of the freshman squad In the Manhattan camp and former coach at Peru and Midland, suggested Saturday night that Nebraska had much of the old Corrthusker ilpp of several seasons ago when Husker teams were running over all opposition In tike Valley. Bachman has a fine team at Manhattan this Speer said, "and the Aggte-Nebras- ka ganje will be the great football event of the sea.son In the Valley. Manhattan will send a hlg delega- tton of rooters to Lincoln Nov.

13. A victory would njeaii much to the Aggies, as It kvould estahlLsh them as Valley champs, even If Missouri ahmild win from Oklahoma next Coach Noel Workman of lowa Flate declined to file an tntlmlta- tton of an alUd. had too much power for he said. made a fine showing against Missouri and hoik'd to get somewhere against but the Cornhuskers had such an offensive that we had no chance. Coach Rea rg and the Cornlm.sker» were showered with congratula- ttoiia by former Husker warriors w'ho crowded the the game.

real fear, as concerned the Ames game, was Bearg satd had so many injuries during the week pr.tctli-e th.at we had to go I waa afraid that the letdown wouM put first quarter Cautaln won the toss and chose the goah giving the advantage of a stiff I.amaori yar.l klckoff s- ven yauFs to Arnes 87-yard line. Weiss r.lunged five yards bra.ska drew a five yard penalty. After Weiss bad gained tvvo MrMullen broke tbrough tossed Fisher for a six yard losa- After an Incornpleted forward pass, Coe punted 45 yards, turning four yards to the Nebras- play, Ualley broke anrund Atne.s’ right end for 27 yanls Presnell and Dailey gained five forward pass. Htephens to Presnell. was rood lor 40 fore Presnell was forced out o.

bounds on the Ames seven yaid line. Preenell three, yards on three plunges. Dailey made yards, but the play was culled bac and Ames penalized half the distance to the goal line. Presnell hdt center for two yards and a Wtephens placo kicked the extra Fcore: Nebraska, 7: Ames, 0. klckoff rolled 60 yards a and Nebraska scrimmaged front Its 20-yurd line.

Presnell fumbled on tho first play and Smith recovered for Ames on the Nebiuska 20-yard line. Flshe; seven y.ards In plays and Holman added a yard thnmgh n- ter. Hohuun hit the for six yards and first Holman five In two plunges and Wels.s smuBhed through center for the needed yard and a touchdown. ktek for tha extra point was low'. Score Nebraska.

Ames, H. After Htephens had kicked off out-of-bounds, bo the second klckoff 65 yards tv Wels.s. who returned 18 yards to the Ames 23- yard line. tossed Fisher for a vanl loss iiiul Tlolman made It hack on Ihe next play, punted 40 to Htephens, who the ball on the Nebraska 37-yard line. Iiallev swung around tho Ames light end for nine vitr.ls and jiell made It down with a two yard plunge.

lost a yard I'resm ll went over Hmlth for M'ven yanls l) wap caught behind the more. t)n the second play Presnell fumbled and Ames recovered Fisher hrcke loose around the Nebraska right end for 1ft y'urda Wi iss pas.sed to Fislier for a 15- yani gain. Hall replaeed Llndbloom In the Ames backfleld. Holm went in the Nebrn.ska lineup for AfcMul- len and Lee replaced Sprague. Weiss dropped b.aek for a forward pa.Hs, but HoJm was through and spilled him for a Ift yard loss Pos.

H. Michigan, Baer Palmerll Truskowlkl Levette Gabel Flora C. Friedman Gilbert Molenda Llndbloom returtied 35- yard kickoff for nine yard.s to tho Ames 34-yard line. Holm intercepted pass on the second play and Nebraska the hall on Its own 48-yard line. Bronson plunged for four yards.

Morrison replaced Grow A. w'ent in for Presnell in the Nebra.ska Unenp. Stephens made five yards at center, Dailey replaced Stephens and Oehlrlch plunged for four yards and anu spiiieu nim lor a lu yaru losa. down. Hudl went wii the was Kill on dow'ns on I backfleld for Lamson.

Its 44-yurd line, room went in tho Dailey plunged for two yards. Arnes line for Ayre.s. Bronson shot a pass to Oehlrlch for Presnell plunged for four yards, i got a first After a pass had failed and Pres- Ames was offside on Navy. Idoyd Wlckherst Gros.s Hoerner Boi'n F7ddy Hardwick Goudge Hamilton Hannegan Galdwell L. Fultz.

Brown. Umpire John Schoernmer. Chicago. F'leld Van Kersberg, Har. vard.

I4nesman J. H. Nichols, Oberlln. Score by Michigan ..........................0 0 0 0 Navy 0 3 Goal after Goal from Suhstitutlons: elwartz for Friedman; Bahcock for Greenwald; Rich for Babcock; Squire for Palmerll; Grlnnell for Baer; Weber for Molenda. Olson for Wlckherst; Smith for Lloyd; Ransford for Caldwell.

At 19; ceeter 20. At State State. Cieorge Washington, '13. At 12; 0. At 21; Trtnity, 0.

7 Colby. 6. At City, 14; Allegheny, 7. At 33; Ja- 0. At 32; high.

At Honaventure, 37; Blue Rlrtge, 13. At Newport and Mary. 47; l.ynrhburg, 0. At Termont, 0 At i 0. At 0.

At Andover. Bean. 13. At rovl- dence, 0. At 33; Buffa- At 13; Bates, 7.

IN THK TH At 18; 24; a 12; Buko. At 7. At At Morlda, At 24; hannn Valley, 7. At 31; South- At Sewanee. lanooga.

Rmory Henr.v, ti. tu. At At P. 13; a 20; At 21 7: 0. At 12; Furman.

Hampton Sld- Bowling Ken- Richmond, At Cliapel Carolina, 12; North Carolina State, 0. At Oreeneboro, At 33; 42; At ollege Park- Mary land. Oalta- det- 7. At 34; banon Valley, 7. NEW ITAVFJN, Get.

N. Eighty thousand spectators crowdeil the bowl this afternoon and: saw' a great Army foohall team lit-I erally crush Yale the one-sldcd I score of 33 to 0. It was the first 1 tima In a dozen year.s the had beaten the and it was tone of the mo.sts crushing defeats administered a Yalo eleven. q'he Army's victory was clearly earned, oven if It was assisted by constant EU (mnbllns. Under the brilliant leadership of Hewitt, the West rs uncovercil a versatile backfleltl a line against which Blue was able to make but liltlc headway.

Yale Fumbles Costly, The first two touchdowns were tho direct result of costly ale funihles, but even without them the Army would have triunvphed, as the Ell defense crumbled HKalnsf the driving power of the Army attack. The fumbles merely made the going a little easier. Yalo reallx threatened only twice. In the first quarter an field goal fromtho 30-yurd line failed and after that the Blue seemed unable to organize any kind of an of- fen.se until the final when Hewitts fumble of a Blue punt another opportunity for the Blue a out. But another try at field goal failed.

Born Dashes to Goal. Born, Army end, started the mai'ch to victory by snaring a punt which bounded uway from Bunnell, the Yalo quarterback, in the. first quartre. He had an easy da.sh from the 13-yard line for the touchdow n. Uagle and Wilson were rrspon- stble forthe secoml marker.

Hoben of Yale fumbled and Saunders re- on Yale's 28-yard line. 1 he Army punched acro.ss tn two plays University of riem shut out Drake university in the cross country run between fo ths football game at the stadium Saturday afternoon. Five Nebraska broke tho tape ahead of tho Bulldog squad. McCartney of the Cornhusker team Rniahed first ero 11 DOT OF DEFEOT Jayhawk's Line Shattered By Bulldogs; Drake Wins, 13toO. nell had gained tliroe yards.

Ftron- son punted out of hall was calletl back because Nebraska was offside and second punt went out of bounds on the Ames Une after going 17 yards. A pas.s. We Isa to I'isher. gained tw'o yards. Holm broke up H.

Hall a yani as the half pa.ss ended. Third Quarter. Thomas kick-off 30-yards. Presnell 12 yards to the Nebraska 42-yard line, Presnell plunged for six yard.s. Stephens made it a ftrsi down with a six-yard gain and ITesnell plunged for one yard and then reeled off a first down.

Presnell went off tackle for 12 yards and after Stephens failed to gain, hurled a pass to Joe Weir for a 12-yard gain. Nebraska had tiie ball on the Atne.s line. After Stephens had hit center for Blx yards, Neluaska drew a 15-yard penalty on the second play. Ste, phens failed on an end run and down when Ames was offside on the next play. Dailey swung around around the Ames right end for five yards.

Zuver replaced Whitmore in the Nebraska line. A. Mandery reeled off a first down Dailey planted the ball on the Ames five-yard line with a three yard gain. Mandery plunged for three yards and then failed to gain on a try at center. Mandery went across for a touchdow'n on the viext play.

Llndell placeklcked tho extra point. Score: Nebraska, 31; Ames. 6. R. replaced Burnham in the Nebraska line and kicked off 60 vards across the Ames goal to a touchhack.

Wilson replaced Hudl In the Ames backfleld. Beck went In the Nebraska for Dailey. Hall failed to at After Miller made three yards. Hall hurled a pass to Miller for seven yards and a first down. Morrison, Nebraska center, intercepted pass it was ball on the Ames 28-yard line.

After A. Mandery had lost three yards, his 12-yard gain was brought back for the inHlcilon of a DES MOINES, Oct. r.t—Buttering through Kansas unl- vcrslty's line almost at will In tho first half- Drake university won first Missouri Valley conference game hero today, 13 to 0. It was the third conference defeat for the Jayha wkers. Led by Chuck Everett, quarler- back, the and plunged their way to a touchdown in Iho first minutes of the initial quarter on five plays, and repeated near the close of the period on pass and a series of Una bucks After the first half neither team coitUl gain consl.stently, although the Drake backs were continually pounding their way through the Kansas line.

Near tiio close of the fourth quarter. Starr- Kan.sas halfback, w'as injected Into the and he lugged the ball for three eonaecu- tive first downs tn the only determined attack dl.Hplayed by Kansas. march ended, however, when Everett, intercepted a pass on his own 15 yard line and Drake punted out of danger. (Gontlnued from page one was tlon to score the goal, the outstanding player for Doane The punting of Chrlsman featured In the FJagle victory Lineups and Summary. Pos.

RG LH RH an forward flip to Weir was i from the line was wide and i.pn^ath the arms of two us a touchhack. Ame.N from its 20- yard line. Dn the third Goe punted 33 yards and tt was Nebraska's ball on its 47 -yard line. Presnell drove over Smith, Ames negro tackle, and swung loose for a sprint of 53 yards and a touchdown. Stephens placeklcked the extra polot.

Nebraska, 21; Ames, 6. khkoff rolled across the goal line to a touchhack and Chadron- Caroll Hartman Weller Christian Dewitt Chrlsman Worthington Garvin Go.nes Goal from Score by periods; Chadron ..................................0 0 0 3 3 Doane ft ft ft ft ft Referee King. ITmplre 0. Bayer Booth Adams Swanson Park F7111S Sanderson Taylor Heckenllvely Baldwin Nixon (drop- ON THF. At A l4outh- rrn 12.

At Han 14; Ai filate. 0: olo- mdo S. At 44; Mhitman, 0. At 2t; 13. At At Mhlttler, H.

At 10; At 25; 10; a tenta Blam. 35. first carried the hull and then Cagle. Army Had the Punch. The third hdown was the re suit of steady Army driving from mldfield, with WiUson going over at the end.

Wilson also the placements for extra points. The third period was scoreless. In the final period, Murrell crashed through at tho end of another drive and then Gilbroth. substitute, wound It up by grabbing another Yalo fumblo on the 6-yard ftnn Both goals from placement were in this quarter. Purdue Has Soft Game.

LAFAYETTE, Oct. X. started to score in: ths first three of its game with Indiana State Normal today and gathered a total of 38 on the teachers I'Cfore the iBjal shot found them on line ready to score again. final score was 38 to ft. Phelan used his second and third-string men Ihroughotjt.

Purple Trounces BLDDMING.TDN, DcL Northw-estei university's Wild Cats scored their second victory of season over Indiana today, winning by a srore of 21 to 0. Just weeks ago. won the first of the home-and- home from Indiana, 20 to ft. The home-and-home series is an Innovation in "Big Ten" records, two such series being scheduled this year, with Michigan and Minnesota having a similar arrangement. Long Return of Kickoff.

On tlie first klckoff, Lewis oC the Purple grabbed the ball ran 75 yard.s for touchdown down the side lines. A moment later. Sibley fumbled a long punt from the toe of The ball rolled over the goal line and W. F'lsher of Hi Grid Games This Weekend Brown Still Unbeaten. N.

Oet. .30. (I N. powerful Bniwn university team, playing with tho drive and precision that humbled Yale week ago, today carried Its fight Into the reservation of the Dartmouth Indians and emerged with a 10 to victory. Brown is still undefeated puss beneath the arms of two and it netted a 12-yard gain Mandery gained two yards and the ball was brough.

hack, after he had plunged five yards, for the infliction of a five-yard penalty on the Ames was penalized on the next play for off-side. Mandery made It a first down with a three-yard gain was penalized 15 yards and Mandery through the line to make back the penalty. Miller Intercepted a Llndell pass the goal line to a touchhack territory as the game Ames rlminaged from Us 20-yard line. Nebraska drew a Nebraska 31' penalty. Fisher failed to gain and lost three yards on the second play 4 ies, when he fumbled.

J. Miller replaced Fisher In the huckfield. Pf broke up Llndbloom'" pass, Goe punted 45 yards It buskers me immensely the 1 sh Stephens kleke.l Se yards, sh ii I elsa returning 10 yards to the that the wouM put D-lly eaught behlnd Its own 32 Nehraska off its stiide. The ritme age i yard Une. Grlmes went In th Une for Smlth.

Stephens Bresnell inade a yurd and Bronaon punted 40 yards. Ames took bail Us SS-ysrd Une after Nebrasku a flve- yard penalty. Mllh-r mude 12 yard irne way they bave two full in gt-Ulng ready the Kane.ts Tlu Uoinhuskers still are ir; tlu- run ning for Valh'V le i.1er ship. conshler tar from that will defeat ru'Xt Satut'tlsy at and If Hooners iin titrn b.i- tl i- i Nebraska could step first tn V'tillev the A' -i prit-s We the will he bard to beat httt ill rU that gauu- hlg try Ames line. I isher fuih.l gain anuird the right end.

E. replui'Cd Giriures in tire Arnes line. hor plunged two vards h- time up first quarter With and when pass was Ih. on the coe 20 yards, the Ifiif ftlL! BEftTSFOO LET i (Continued from Page One.) Tlils Meek. Tech Lincoln.

Omaha South Fremont. City, la. Central. Ratbany at at Havelock at Afgle high at Place. Grand Norfolk.

Holdrege at McCook. City et at Keainey Nellgh at Red Cloud at tranklln. Rock at Edsar. at at Krlend. Broken Bow at Ravenna.

Bancroft at Becatur. Imperlai at Grani. Homer at Bakota City. at Blatr. Pallsade Bis Sidney at Bayard Laurei at Colerdffe St.

Patii at Arcadia Pawnee City at City. Ktmball at Morrtil. Tufts Easy for Harvard. CAMBRIDGE. Oct.

Harvard scored at will on Tufts here todaly and w'on by a score of 69 to 6. It was hardly a test for the Crimson- for both tho regttlars and second-string men roamed the field with mtle or no opposition from the Tufts eleven. fell on the oval for a second down. Lowis place-kicked both extra points on The second quarter was the Furple kicking on first downs and being content to play a defensive game. Northwestern bad ijp the numerous quarter but the Indiana line held against the Purple plunges.

At the start of the second half another lopg run scored Northwestern's llrlrd touchdown. After Fiaker had taken the ball to midfield on an end run, Holmer through the center of the Crimson line and ran 60 yards across the goal Une. Columbia Trips Cornell. NEW YORK, Oct. A raging U'ohimbla team, led by a will of the wisp lad named Rleger, Juat a foottrall player and not a regular at thaU lieretofore.

today lifted Columbia from the slough football despondency to a sensational 17 to 9 victory over supposedly powerful Cornell team. It was first defeat this Lafayette In Lurid Finiah, 1 Oct. A gri-al finish In the last two swept the unbeaten I.Afay- college eleven 83 yards down the field to a touchdown and a 16 lo 1ft victory over Us annual rival. Washington Jefferaon, here thla afternoon before 35,000 spectators. Oordon St Crawford alibis to Offer, that they had been decisively beaten.

Lineup and Summary, Grand Islagid, 0 Dunning L. Fisher JuMtlce (c.) T.Koster Werner G. Folger (c T. I'helaai Bauer Rasmussen H. fi.

Austin Rcheel R. T. Hkold Nath R. Hussey B. Kitchen HPacker Phelan R.

HRaugh Moore Suter 1 Substitutions Grand (Continued From tbrough the made a gigantic as kordham yard, but Miller for a three succeeded In breaking up the lo- Hackler passing attacK. C. several oppor Kroeger for Werner for Kroeger. Luncoln Armstrong for Townsend for Hubtwll llebron Hsrvsrd Croftori At at at Hebron Arademy. OKAllala at Chappelt.

Farnam at Cloud at Franklin Curila Agglea at at Gtbbon. Rondar at Takautah. Bridsaport at Gerlng. Oaford at Auburn at Plattamouth. Aurora at Tllilan at Srottabluff at VVaat Point at A'hlon at McCiiOk.

City at outh Hloux City At ta. at Hargenf. ai Stanton At Benkalman at ilarndort, Kaa Since George Herman Ruth atarted 1 0 in major league, May 1116. he lias a granii total ol His hlglu'st mark was ln S177BI swiini v.M Knotbsll fsns who tc.ke delight from eeetng open with the backs clearing the uilitgu for lottg gMlns. worktnc for Hubstantiul and bail frequently ihroiigh the air on punt excttaimes.

surely their fin The Buskers did fholr toward giving the spectators a series of 8i yards i Ji.lW.r VS 1114 4' The weather which hung an tnlsicd a 58 yam phnektck ainl the trail fur fuai b.f.11 went soal line of the buivc- 0 iu.k the G.all touching a player and QUARTER. Atne.s r.wovertng on the Nebraska Mllh headed sinaahlng stt-aek 4ft Htephens turning line. yarda to '27-yH. I punt line. On it run from punt plirtiH swung around th- Am left nd for 37 yards.

tall the 36-yard line, had a eh-ar fbld but ta 'kle brought him n. Dailey lust two yards, but gained nine p.isi-; war lncomt)lt'ie. N. Y. (unities to score.

In the half the V'lolet -qnart-hetl down field for fifty' yards, but Fordham held for on lt.s one-yard line. A few minutes later Wexler fuuibled on line and another fine chance went by. Htrong missed two place-kicks for Koaler, Perry for he drove out a total of 69. off his HalUidav and and wh F.irmer-* tatored by Ideal lut.s Th- tang of a fall wa in the air and, from standpoint, the was perfect for the most enjoyable of college pull vav this week f-e Chick New VtrV'erH snd 01 Haehman Axmle.i in tu xt. H-vturflnv AHb-ftJPh' i busKers wtll.ls Hotoribij, day wfll no blank uU Ih N'e- book.

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