The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 13

SPORT SECTION THE LINCOLN SUNDAV STAR CLASSIFIED TWENTY-F I FT II YEAR, LINCOLN, SUNDAY, NOYEMBER HUtl, SECTION EIGHT PAGES Nebraska Smears New York Unbeaten Eleven BUSKERS FLASH WINNING PUNCH Undefeated In Northwest Circles. IIM BENGfiL VIOLET ELEVEN Fumbled Ball Spots New York to Seven- Point Lead, But Nebraskans Then Drive to 15-7 Victory. in SHERMAN. Comhusker fdotball, wrecker of undefeated Notre Dame teams in recent campaigns in the pigskin pastime, yesterday was the juggernaut which ran over and trampled on a New York universitv eleven which previously had compiled eight successive gridiron triumphs and was hopefully bidding for another victory whereby it might file claim to an ec.ual rating with the leaders in the race for the national title. The machine from the east gave all it had in desperate endeavor, but its best was insufficient to turn hack the superior plunging of the Bearg-tutored aggregation, which drove to a 15-7 victory during a half-blinding snow storm.

i At Break Favors Violet. Kiftreii tlioUMaiicl Mpi rtatiirM, CurbafI iti wintt vvrujiH i 1 Inti tiu' nirnts, tlio in (lie (if i ti triuiniili. Tlif a.slv*rn nKKTPKatUHi scoring 111 tbr ijuurtrr Quar- trriiurk a NebruHka fumbb' and ajirint'al to a touchdown. by thbs iiKKiavattnK break in the fortuncH of a ihriHJuK thr ro- Kpondcd wlfli a aucctaMfiil Hcorinn drive. Hiilfliack FUuo Jlowtdl tUK over New York tjual.

terback Hobby na' too a friuu plat'cnu'nl durtuK third i orman tlircc to I'oinhuakcra and down In final pcru.d, with Stc'plicuH luKitinK oval. fiiis HERE NEXT YEAR Missouri Wins Over Kansas New York Enters Into Grid Pact With In Dedication Game For Tigers. Crowd Of Over 35,000 Claimed By Columbia Camp For Saturday Tilt. Nebraska to Meet Cornhuskers On Thanksgiving Day. CHADRON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM.

liPld to a tie I'rawfoid hh'h in a oy a Chad- run Idkh is in witli a olaim tor tini Krid title. yf pper Hoff. Hov.l, Hare. Johnson t.uacn Hus n.ond Middle row Wiley, Clay Hook. tersnn.

Hanc. McDowell. Albert Peterson. Japtain Claude Hook, Wailac Jc.isen, I'sln-r. Handail, t.eorpe Hairis.

IV THK WEST. I.fnrnin—Vrtiri.'.kii, ork 15 At M.iln.-» I' Vrhruiika ,51 I ul.iiiibi.r K.ia, II. 51 im stair, 5f Sn.itli llrukr, 0. Okliili. Ilia, 17; St.

Dower Nebraska-New York Statistics. NEBRASKA IQ. 2 a. 3 Q. NEW YORK ('ODl'MHIA.

Nov. i a iiiK and outfluhttnK balllinii in every depart- nient KUine, Mlss.iurl unlvcr sitv its new stadium lier- today by irounclnK the Kansas. 15 to h. 11 was a for the Tiiiers in more ways than as the (ilayers showed the better playing the same, uut-puntlnii and out-generallinK the Kansas eleven. Clarke of the Missouri backtield exhibited of the best game.s displaye.i lure this season.

Hif i-unninir back of punts was a feature. Time after time he took kicks I of Zuh.r, Kansas fullhack and rc- turned eight, ten, twelve an.l I more yards, There were some 37,000 roothaH-mail fans in stadium I I f.ir the game. Kansas did not dta- appoint spectators as l.layhawk was expected to show i in this than Ditln-rs played this Missouri's vletory was not as New York univensity. which gave Nebraska a stiff fight in conflict, 5vill be the opponents of the Corn- in the Thanksgiving day game in 1927. The contest will be staged at the Nebraska stadium.

(iraduate Ylanager Nixon of New York was in ece Saturday night with Athletic Director (Hsh and Bust- SelHck, after which announcement was made the Thanksgiving day game definitely was booked. The additional formality is approval of the arrangement by New York facultv hoard, which (iraduate Manager Nixon was assured on his return home. Slate Practically Complete. iieh Schoo. 'OOT3ABI 7.

O.nitlm—T«rh, 12. 0. F.illi-rlon—Ful.rrt.iii, 2.5, O. Tot.H Kan- 21 MI I i I kmii 5lln- 13; lovva, .5 I Stato, hb Isronalii, BO. 7, I.iifiijotto—1‘ur.l.i«*, 2t; In.llnnn tt.

fr, At i.aii«liiK—llM«k»*U In.lliinit, MU-hlKan bic 7. At At I into, oHt.Tii torio, At Wonlojan, ison. At Kon.ron. I.rooiMHStlo—W'almsih, 0. I Arkansan Hotrolt South Dakota I of Dotriiit.

O. 12; ol- orailo roaci.orn, Al ok I 22; 1 O.Iur oo, 39; Coi- Val- OM, 0. At iirelton, fl; ornoH ollogo. 0. At Falrflol.l—Tariain*, a 7.

At l.aoro««o—laM-r.mso Vormai, l.utiirr IV THE KSAT. At S.inu'ii»«*—Sjra.iiito, 12; Now 12: ll.irvanl, 7. At West 21; Vow II. 39; lor.l- haiii, -t arnoglo 3.5; ToyoU. 13 At Hruiisw.ik—ltuiB*?r«, Srrarthinore, ft At 0 t3; St.

At Mampnlilro. triumph and cumplcte.l the rouf. Huskers Had t' Punch. Porrvard puwalng ta. tics, nutln re llan.o uf Meehan vv.r.» futile with a bull that wa.s anti slippery from a coating and It llkewlHc was hand.cap tu tlie plunging lule.s.s had tlie New Yorkers mitclussed in f.iothull and i.inverted that a.lvuntug«* into victory too justify bllng over tlse ultlinale rcck.ming strikingly apparent in of the cnnbat.

Husker plunging Ix'hintl a forwar.l vral! wh'ch cona'atcntly outcbarge I the Kew York line, reeled a total of first downs. 'Phe eleven was credited with btit a single first down. Connors Scores On Fumble. Success of Dajdnin Slln. In win- nlng the toss from Brt- ante gave Nebraska the wind ud- xantage ami the I'ornhuskers per- sistently the ball In York territory the fust ten minutes of the upenlng With Halfback Howell bearing the main burden the Nebraska offensive.

the Huskers were on the wav to the New Y'l'ik goal. A fumble halted the ml va nee and yuiirterback f.iimors, grablilng up the bull, raced back of an Interferem screen to a New York lotichdorrn. Halfback Strong pluce-kicked the extra Howell CroBses Goal. remainder of the ami the part the i.eri...! a puntmg by Stephens and Strong, but tide swung in the tsvur when Hresnell. taking Strung punt in ml.lftehl.

whirled fr.e from New Irrs i.n.! returned the klik thx eastern 23-yard line. Stephens accounted a first in two drives at third Plunge was maiwi bv a fumltle, but Halfiiack ITes- oval nearer 15; plunging over l.assman. New massive tackb on tlm pl.Dv miss the xira point t. ft llte Yorkers on. in the van StBphBOB bbb H.

Toe. Stephens' thirty yar.l r.turn a onnur- ml.lfl.-ld up tla for ifuit. tile New 1 no bv How and I'restu ounted for eight ir-ls. after wht. to the an.l xe.

utcd a gu.u from Miking pm in tlu ring. 9 to the c.mtent, with the advantage, to de- on Stephens' punting duram ttie final period, but New York when was ii fh. Meeiian gave Nehraaka ro nppor- taultv which was con- xert into the final touchdown of tiio StBphBOB Busy Again. Til. fumtile gave the i.s«-saton of til? I'all on New Hi vu id lliu- In dnvr- rough center, Stephens plunged (tie Kosl, but ttie elation of I rooters war of iratlun, tlie lieadlli.esman nt tiotl' earns offside oil 11(1 the tiall reealled UHsh netle.l five yar.ts and on ttie ee.bng York (1e.

the peiialtv the 1-- toi I lino (rontlnue.l ttn l'a--e Two i First downs exrned First downs penalty Yards gained rushing lost rushing Forward passes attempted Forward passes incomo'-te Forward passes inte'-cented Forward passes completed Yards gained passes Net yardage gained Penalty yard.sge Punts Punt average Punts P'ints blocked Kickoffs Kickoff yardage K'cko'f returneJ Fumbles Ball lost on fumble Ball lost on Field goals attempted Field goals successful 1 1 .33 0 1 1 0 0 0 ..33 2 .10 1 60 ..32 0 1 ..60 .16 1 1 0 2 0 3 0 46 10 0 0 0 0 0 36 1 5 3 27 27 0 1 45 0 1 0 30 10 0 0 0 0 0 20 5 35 3 26 72 0 2 115 0 2 0 22 1 0 0 0 0 0 21 2 10 4 44 25 0 1 50 0 7 1 131 21 1 1 0 0 0 110 10 60 11 3'j 156 0 5 270 16 5 1 1 5 1 First downs earned down: penalty Yards gained rushing Yards lost ruihing Forward passes attempted Forward passes incomplete Forward passes Inte'cepted Forward completed Yards gained passes Net yardage gained Penalties Penalty yardage Punts Punt average Punts returned Punts blocked kUckoffs Kickcff yardage Kickcff returned Fumt les B-'ll lost on tumb'e Ball on Field goals attempted Field noals successful 1 Q. 2 a. 3 Q. 4 Q. Total 00 10 1 0 0 00 0 12 13 20 14 3 5 23 43 0 1 2 5 K' 01 2 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 9 15 2 00 3 5 100 0 15 23 i 4 45 5 18 1 3842 3723 33 1 00 0 13 13 0 00 0 0 1 00 0 1 .45 000 45 0 16 2545 0 1 3 2 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11 0 1 0 1 0 00 0 0 Il.iuv.'cr, the liad uppurtunity fear in Tiger ns the itall was only in Missouri territory for a very few inlnute.s of g.imc.

Kan.s;is fouglit a Ue- fenslvo througimnt. Mizzou Leads Way. The were made in 1 birUs, 30; l.en«*H, 7, Al 7: 0. Vt I nl. 111.

13; 0. At 53; oii 9. The wltii the addition of N. V. IT.

practically i.s comiileted for next fall. The Huskers will Jou.st with and Xew in IJn- coln and with the Hitt at in ttuec conteat.s. Mis.Hourl Y'alley conference opponents a.i*pearlng in Din will he Kan.sas and cither Iowa State or Itrukc. teams Nebraska ill play away-from-home and Kansas Thi' roster accounts for of Hm gnmca permitted ValUy The eighth game, which wlit 1er At fliadron, 0. At 7.

21; AlllHnee, At iir.U—( Agg.e«, O. At U. At 19; I'reimurt, At Hrokeii It; How. 0. Hri.lBr|*<*rt—HrldBri*nrt.

3H; 5llt- rhell, 0. the an.l fourth quarters of i 1 1 I A. blbert.v—l.ibert.r, 0. the game, witli Hacehu.s and Tut- I uettini? for i At HiiK.liiK«—llas.ii.B«, 17: 0. be in Dlticoln, i)robablv will Atolla, I 12; ten-.

ESLf yp IN A It was Captain Hacelin.s' last field WESLEYAN BOWS AMDTO DES MOINES Sons Of Eli Deliver In Methodists Miss Toc and Lose Drab Fashion But Win, 13-7. Two Field Goals In Last Half Pull Game Out Of The Fire. 6-0 Game on Iowa Grid; Fumble Factors In Defeat. DES dented tod MtONES, Moines university The uf game -a ut tu witb tlu- Tlger.s strlking Intu Kan.sas terrlt.tri.'-s. iiHss.s and galns by Mlssuurl backfleld th.

hall on Kansa.s line. livan attempte.i a klck hiit ttie try was short, was aii ex- cliange of punts fur rcst of wlth liolding th etiall Kansas 24-yard Missouri carrled ball on a few yanls further at start of secon.l quarter tried an- oUier wide. The exidianged punt.s for ilarge part. of period an.l lasi 1 of play saw Tlgers with llie l.all fleUl and a Slnher lo l'iark thc l)all on Kansas 11-yard line. Tuttle AcroBB.

bere, hehlnd perfect inter- fercn. Tuttle. who had H'innuink as fullhack for ran ihruugh line for a Ulown. Stut.er ad.b*d point wlth At Anole.r—«nl. Anslrv, Af oliiinbUN, Albion, 0.

At MHjrv.xrd—Vlayrrood, ti; Vorth' Pitti te 0. Auburn, 0. At 1.3, Voloon, 3. At 13; Sewwril, 19; III.M-k, 7. At 1 At 1.3; l.llt-btli Id, Al 13: re- 9, At It Pnint, 1.3; stuith slum I tty, 7.

I 36; oaad, 9. At lily. Peru Prep, At 6j K.xeler, 0. At iiim I. Vor.li, tl.

At bigb, ol- lege A 0. AI 25; 0. At eeping I'J; Heepliig Hater, iiHi.ingt: n. Helleville. At (l.ide, 25; Morrow- rlHe, Local Baseball Club Still For Sale, Says Agent For Arnold.

f.incoln’s YVe.sf. rn league ba.sehall cluh, owned h.y Darr.v A mold of D.ir Angfles, Httll t.s fur to any re Iddder who the mark with a cash payment. Annnounce- ment was two ago that At imM liad soM his franclilsc Holmes and local a.sHoclates but fhnrle.s Moon, agent for Arnold, stated Saturday night that Ducky's liackers had out an.l the wa.s off. Weaver and Harry L. Weaver, manager of thc lintel and Verne At Hed (loud, 10; (iiiide, former big league catcher.

Kotik, 7. At (Mnibrldge Ion Prep, 0. -4 aiiibrldge, relgli- At I Platte, 13; alln- ws.v, 0 lied the done h.irket in North Central conferenee circles av hy handini; Mcslevan team of Lincoln a taking bail mt ilK.il HA.S Kril.Al.I., At l.ndicotl—Key 14; Endii ott. 1. At 22; Hrorrnrllle.

6-0 defeat in one of the ifreatest upsets of the local foothall 45; At AA ori Henning, 7. Plil.M«lei,»ti>la—A ilia ft At P. 25; 0. At AA AAa.rne«- burg, At At 13; Pror- At rslern Alary land, 10; season. Wesleyan was shy the services of Oscar tional punter and and the machine seemed out of ijear and had difficulty in Kctlinif under way.

The Nebraska victory over Simpson at In- 13; AA' At onn. (I. At Aadey ktnilnltiiH. At I a I piuilH. 45.

BY DAVIS J. WALSH. NEW HAVKN. Nov. 20 Much after thc manner of two old flrchorsc.s resp.mding last general alarm, Yah and Harvard, ttielr day greatnes.s past, went to the mat tn their annual free-fur-, i i i all afternoon, un i ale I ing dianohi several wceks auo had made the Nebraskans a slightly less favorite in view of the drubbiny: previously received by the At'that thoir n.

v.r anythine Moincs oultit ill the hands of the Simpson colleRians. very about the matter until Tigers, ver. tha, final whistb ilarvard in I pjayod a hrand of ioutball out in front by a score of 7 to to a 6 tn the tlilrd and a i winning touchdown came crowd of ule''" 'hr flrat frrf minutes of the, laat that would plumb the absolute i i depths bv finishing second to when a by Halfback teams which there Kellough paved the way for a 1 ig- has been many a had one. victory. I However, Yah- couldn't stand for Fumble Proves Costly.

things like that tt leclalmed dom Moines lineman fell on tin bn non 1 10; Hlue 13; Alle- MICHIGAN CAMP Kaiis.ts punting rustling it liuck agitin. The wltti -mir In po.ssession of ttie hall in ml.lf leld punting In the final luiirter sliuved luill bnek to Kansas line. A Knn.sas kick was blocked and was the goal line f.ir .3 and puintK for Missouri, Jayhawk Intercepted. Near the uf the game, Stub- i i. pass by Zuber and raced to the KansiiS 5-yard line, i and Tuttle giilned three yards an.l then Missouri pulled a surprsle hy sending Daptaln llacc- 1 hus arounti end to a pa.s.x from (t'SulUvan.

He 'lid. try point wiis wide. wa.s 17; IS. At 24; Strang. gtrwng IH; 6 Al tlaU.lM.ii IFi.litnni 6 At 15; AA 14 At Artell Axtell, in.

M. STATE IN were Interested in the local base ball project, Clemons coming to Dlncoln to confer with Weaver on I the day the broke loos Holmes hud come to terni-i with agent. Clem ms was here hut then departed on a hunting trip to Minnesota. Hustness Manager acting fur Arnold. Indicated lust night that he -svould open negotiations with Wfllver and Ar nold.

cluh is fur sale to any hitbler," Moon said. n.d«! wants to get out the first n-Ilulde bidder may liave the fian- HawkeyesFinish Illinois Loses Out When Peters Fails to Boot Extra Point. CHA.MI'AflN. Nov. 20.

Bad Season; Lose To Northwestern the wlihout loss of time. Two hull 111 1 yaii A orb 13; f.a war.i passes Kline an.l Scott yanl Urn-. slw.rt pas.se.» a. m-tted 45 yards placed the hall vuneed the hall ten yards a ml mt- Outplays Yost Team But Fumble Gives Wolverines Win. only a few to play and thejtJne ago today Meyers Clark Mlssuuri weiv In.

Hyars a drop lil. which cwt a Kansas as the'ohP) state umxersity a 17 (o 17 game emb'l rvltti the tie with Michigan, a tie which 9. mlglit have put Ohio Steto into a Lineup and Summary. tie for Hlg 1'en onfereme Houtb- IV THE (H m. Al 31: Al 1 Ken At Feib.gt.*»—VAn«ti un.t Al.ii tiia.l.

9 At I I. 3. At ae.terii, At I Eton, At AAaUe AA akr t.uitfurd. At Sjiliiey Fbirl.li*. M.

I iirnian, III. liti agttM lit fwaitl.erii, 7. At I Varili At 9. The drives runs Wesl.yan y.dn.*» IS- MDN.N'D’ADDDIS, Nov. J.lttle Hrowii Jug was into the ke.

ping ('upialn ny of tonight and he aceepft-d it stly as t'Kulllvan he kieked Hie point after the tuucti down that gave Mlclilgan It.s Altailr. 0. li.iv* ur-l. 20; Vurmal, HV THE tDA.SI At Ilia. 5.

Air At Vra Mmleo olAm.l« worth was for kleker and he ked a Knight ami goal from the 1 hall was h.v Harvard Loses Fight. ni.ide their most three more tlireat in the to the Yale total in Hie fourth thlr.l quarter when ran buck rlu.l. He a punt on his own tlu- Mulnes kt. koff to his 0 -yard line and riu-ed through yard line. WlHi id'f the attered Harvard tor and 40 yards.

jTilssed victory Minm-suta game. Then. reI't from fieb! cation of coming to a parade rest Kellough if. tlie b.gck- wtHi its attack, and Hunnen ami Frulding at the back to llu- 38-yard 1 and Manchester at fen ami reglsttued a goal. Wesleyan (day.

Hy that time Harvard was fairly Ciawven, Crawford and Yah. knew it, the crow.l Ha.stings the lirunt uf Hte at- knew It ami orst of all Harvard i tack fur Des Moines team. to know it better than any- i Lineup and Summray. l.tuiy else, yxc. pt for 35- i Moines.

Wesleyan. 0 Bacchus -r orgH ri I bai stfldehkaer ver I DK 1 0 phmshlp. Hauser Today Clark made a dropkick I lOYVA CITY, Nov. 20. (I university cloacd I most illsustrons conference seas.tn i Ifs history today when Norfhwentern eleven defeated if.

1 ti, to gain a tie xvlth f.ir tlie Hlg Ten chumfdon.stilf». Northwestern got off an earD lead when Haker and T.ewls down the right side of Hie Hawker, line for a touchdown in the first Haker ad.b-d the extr- jioint. luwa especially flashed a pr Vulghts beat the I nlverslty of Illinois. i loud 7 to ti. An.l It wa.

1-urrest I JIO. ItT gfK DH till. FH Tuttle, p.u.l to wa rus, via the passim Davidson i the Illinois halfhaek Myers dropku-k l.eat 1-emisyl vs nla three. Interference Cramer weeks ago. who to plant Hie Kutsch from getting Kdieiik h.al! the bars today H.f away ami plar.d a pta.mlnent Hamilt.m tlu- point whbh w.ul.i have given garnering fifth lUinots a with the defest this yeai Zuher.t.ain.

was Northwestern Atlioiigh it was who made fiftJ, the Hig Ten and leaves 1 I At -( HrtztiM.M Young I At I liu. I At I (. Hiaa.b. aUiornia I 7 At i.IrBtal bl. nlal, titiller -YY 9 Ke.tlaiul l.iH- 2 berti 9.

yard run Harvard territory 1 iiuiley the CrlmsfiU th. of I tiu- niaklng geslures Kiirly In p. rloil Crawford fuml.b-d on Itm- ami Kulu-rb Saltonstall fur Harvard. the flrat jday Saltonstall losl yard.s but ait. lu- Iliade stutinlng of tm Vale's Craven Hartman Courtw right Knight Substitutions H'T.

HK. l.H. HH (las.s Dully 'liit tendon D. vb-k Weld Kellough Danker W. slexHii Alliaiu-c Hows Griddcrs line and iwroHS the goal for Kellough, t.uliij', 7 6 Tlie gaily decorated rurtheiivvari- container returns to Ann Arhur, urmther year after of the ino.sl heart breaking W.dverlm an.l i (lOjibers in the history of rlvairy.

lived up to expeeta- tbfiiH uf the erowtl uf f.8,000 and its greatest t.attle of the Tlie had the Wol- i A'erim beaten fur quar t. s. Init in the f.nirth a (Stiptier; player futnhbd. OoBterbaan Comef Through. 'The l.all rolb'd to (lostertiuan 11 up and in a twinkling uf an ey, WHS off ami down Hie field like a flasli fur tlu- touchd.iwn Hiat tied the ore.

Heniiy Friedman's toe Fla mn Ilk Touchdowns Tuttle, pnitleiilar point today. after tuudulown Stuber 'it was Kl.y, referee, .1. inore halfback who was the out- Wa.shtngton; uinplre, F. standing star of the day. and Uie Hrown; fb-bl judge, W.

Karuz. man Iro wrh for WashliiRtun; hemiUm War-' victory. It was lu- who in Hlg Ten. reu C.lb’K, Da Fayette Cambridge High Trims Creightaii Grid Team Dow Now- Proud Father Nebraska Waaiayan loat a elota footoall gama to Oat Moirtaa univaraity Saturday tarnoon but thia was no particular signal for gloom tha Dow heuaahold. C.

Lv Dow, athtatic di ractor and baaketbali coach of tha Waaiayan athaltaa, ta now tha proud fathar of a baby girl. Tha youngatar was born Saturday' mornjng. addi ANC i Igh school Kiiim- to h. r. hy ') to Curi u-r.

is and H.ibriun Hi- tnain in tin Mill cumlilnatlon. Johnsfm ac ma'b- nd cthck Currier a ku arty In Hu- I'Hlf Morrill lu 1 a Ufiiv f'-r- wall ami a gun runl.inati.m, visitut.s i. urtt.i fly tu j.luiig»-.-- and irpt tun ixu fujward Muirill K. pt its slHt)' and 1 ud Its .11 st-uiitui. Milane.

111 Hajard at i line for a touchdown. i Harvard Once in Lead. Chaumey's goal totieh'lowii Hurvar.l in frmil 7 6 It wasn't enough h. au Hui WHoTt a that eould coa one point bett. than It wa.s.

in exactly fire Taken on run play, Yah was inm Hie rlur team. Thu Hulldug Hiro.igli the first two but was aide to only om and tlien Hirougii a punt Hicb- did th. on 20- vard hn. and tian ov, yuiid ttu Harranj tins I atti-inpted trual tuiiclul.iw wa.H at. Jt this for Moon, fur Muuii for (iffb lals: Je.nsun uf ref- Hrnliam of of Ohio, ina.lt* Ohio after a brllliHUl parade the fieltl.

Eby Scores for Ohio. Hut in front of Kliy, were Clark ami were the buttering luiYiS who were some of Kby'a Kalns in the front wall, aheiol them were Haskowskl Hill who horcl thruugli whb'h i aiiihndKt- high tb feHled Kl.y and his caidalii. Marty K.irew uf Ouiuha in a jdrove. soared Ifst touchdown in test.d fuoH.aU game here 5 eeter- quarter when lllliil fum- hle.l. Khy tlu- ball down to day, 0.

two-yard ami Ivaveny on In the Be, ond quarter. Camhrbige kicke.l his goal St. Louis Easy For Oklahomans h. tt.o for rushing fullback, -di'i off tackle in the third p.diit Hiut wug Romps On Eleven DA FA VKTTK, Ji.d (1. i'i Purdue touted l.i'uv.-d inu.

Indiana d.iv ami altlu.UKh tb "'leven l'Ut Uf. a rea! ami lit" a.l.J.'d tlu- the Tliereaft.r, the for t.nie outpluye.l and Hiriateni'd an.l failed In the first in of the Hopher brought with a 17 gain and Nydahl with an gain and Pepiaw wiHi an sprint a.lvan«.*d tlu bail the une.f<»ot line from wiure j'law and the ami to tin- tuii line Ciialnblge 1 uri Hie xt I'la and tii als a 1" (rinatia i.iiurte.i to fui'W'ard Canibr Ml 1 an. tnfii at iteiiul iplay la-igbfuri iia.I a I 1 rlugt' luven. at final p. rlud, atliig the tiift dune bv Bui.

(Uuar-ter Hu J.uUl« H.Iue tlliu clul weic cnnsli. by fbiilermakers, 24 14 well but were tu stqfi (he Purdue Si.u 4 8 bfrting went I they far lu Ht- Mtndan Baata Orlaana. MINDK.N. Neb, INuv. MindiU" blgb fit feat.

or tea 11 In futdliall ve.tuidcj by a 12-11 ccuiu. try fur putnt failed. Tiu ibiplieia ciitlnued irele ifluU Hie tutal uf firxt iluw ri.H hud l.eeii lii.th,. half iyul On Pago Bridyapurt Hr Winner. 20, Hi'idmpoi hlMli allufe in to .0 In the f.airtli wlien Pe- want into game, he dup- Hated Kl.y’» duwn fieltl, but biH Into the game roo late.

I ntU that IVOt 11 who a wonderful game roving for Illiiujis. Hay Hal- llvan ami rty I ho to ground gaining. with puin. mulling ami Daiiglu-ity wiHi a luauHful armimi left end. In the game (Iblu fourteen ftiKt liuwns (o Illinois six Olilo npb'led two five MX Hit' com- two w.fi galiu-d tiiimigii line ami (ihlo DH.

113 atuuml I nd lllinuu niatlt- 112 there. NOH.MA.N, 20, A Honed Missouri eonferem of the Fnivr-rsltv of with the Hf. I.uuls nniverslt f.MdlKill un field hen ami ran Hu- lilllikeim 47 tu 0 Douih goal line Hiii.h. In Hu first Hiioiier varHitv fuund I ahout, down the fb'hl at will and rolbd up a 21 lo 0 total. The Ht In Hu- held a siibrdffute Oklahoma bui Hu- string b-H-k In Hdr.l ito lake t.uub.P'wn without Hu- extra j.uliif fhr.mu- falUrig un mie try foi- t.olni.

(Yete Reserves Want Grid Game Coach "Pop" Kla is the rrarkat for a Thanksgiving day gama for Crata raservat. The Crate aacond string are gnxiout to book a contaat with aoma taam in Lincoln or vicinity..