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THE LINCOLN SUNDAY STAR CLASSIFIED iDEEirnsixa TWENTV- FOURTH YEA LIXrOLX. SVXDAr. OCTORER TEX PAGES Kansas U. Jayhawk Plucked of Proud Feathers HUSKER PUNCH BEATS KANSAS Scored Nebraskans Touchdowns. liBENeALS NDSE li AGG Nebraska Shows Superior Driving Power and Reels Off 14 to 0 Victory Over Jayhawker Eleven.

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11 The Tliiius rliainplonsVili) olaltns noanu the laurel.s liy defeat itis th heir more Valley Ka nsas HALFBACK RHODES. QUARTERBACK BROWN. 130 II II II I 0 3 I 0 3 II 1 6 3 II 3 II 0 0 I 311 III I BY SHERMAN. Cornhusker football was pre.sent with much of its old- time potency Saturday afternoon at the Nebraska stadium. Sw'inging into action against their traditional rivals, the Jayhawkers from Kansas, the Husker gridders plunged and ploughed to two touchdowns, achieving a merited triumph a scoring margin of 14 to 0.

Nebraska elevens of former seasons have flayed the Jayhawkers more decisively from a comparison of points, but the mere figures fail utterly to tell the story of the superiority in fray. The crimson- jerseyed Nebraska warriors plunged and passed their way to eighteen first downs. The total of first downs was two. The margin in net yardage was as eight to one in favor of the Cornhuskers. Award GSAIIFA POINT Kari' Drake Wrests 7-6 Victory From the Pioneers On Grinnell Grid.

of Extra UhodoH, Ilnr-rlpplnK halfliark, Kuhmk ih'DVvn Point. Xf and Quar- lugwrd tho airoH.M Kan.naH goal lluf fttr thi' of scur- Itig jdays. Hrown drop-klckt-d a goal exifutltiK the flrat extra point, the waa awarded to Huskera hy virtue an deelHion, who ruUHl tliHt Kansas ftirwurd had 31 nighecl I'aptain Weir the tiall waa lielng hack from center for klek. Jayhawk Feathers Drooping. A water-aoaked grlillron, made altppery and from rain and Himw of two prevhiu.a daya.

uii- In the ai'aaahiniK attack launched the I'ornhuaker a full meaaui'f of helonga to the wlm a at Iff In the first two pciltnlH aiul hehl the hmskcrs scoreless until the com- had progressed until final lialf. It was an unhappy disgraced Jayhawk therefore which shuffled from field, drooping, ami started the Journey to Us roo.st on of Kansas Balked by Stiff Defense. Victory to from nmrnent (Jlh's hh'W his whistle for Inauguration of the Captain khkoff the hall spiralling ep Kansas territory the turned In their first ffoi to drive ahead with the lo puntiiig t.ictlcs. charging twice r- piwits ami possession of cm.XXKl.l., Oct. Orake university on here today and neers, 7 6, in one of the -O'.

HulUlogs gridiron the clostst the oval. first ami seeond 1 periods of were cn- tirclv in Kansas territory. the ('ornhuskei s. with Ithoih and Presncll driving. Irrc.slstlldy ovt the halk-rnnrks, advancing frc- within scoring to he tiaffled hy Kan.sas give gianiml Take Ball on Downs.

irility of the de- wa.s during the seeond when a Presnell-to-itprague pass gained the Xehraska the hall on the K. IT. yartl line. When performing In Iluskers hatl reeling off the with hut a vvas In the hack driving Xehraska liacks ami took the hall on Referee Reversed Ruling. 'I'he Hnski'is victims another aggravatkiR experience In the fourth KI km U' an off-tackle plunge, the hall over the K.

C. goal in corner of the fieUi. Ileferee, a.s a matter of fac't, his arms full hngth and aw.trded a hut fhe decision vvas on a ruling hy Uellly that had gone out houruls In his drive to th egoal the liall was tei the one-yard line. Jayhawk Stood Its Ground. Then a lietween the Irreslstihle am! the immovable.

In which the by a though Kansas mi the urgumerit. In and then a fourth lilav which to a jiass, the Iluskers I'l' thmvvn hat ten yards the hall passed over as eour- I Kansas as on Rhodas Crosses Goal. during first sec- on Page Five.) games played between these unch'tit rivals. (issle outwitteil the Pioneers hy presenting them with safeties they carried the play the Drake line. si.x points were by these safetU'S, two oi which re ai tually rontrUniled Iiy the nulldogs e.scap»' from tight place.s.

The fir.st less. Grinnel! Counts First. Crlnnell first, gaining ivvii a safety in the ond Muurter when Drake fumbled a pass from center, the hall rolling to the vvln Conk recov- was 'I'he Pioneers the play Into Hulhhig territory the greater iiart of this half. Drake in the third ter, Siiears taking a pass t'ook and shaking tiff Pioneer taoklers In a run acro.ss goal. -Ohio Wesleyan, 2h 25; 17; Cook the extra point.

t'oai'h Hvlamls Pioneers out- chargeil the Blue and White the part the lime in territory. The 1 ami iJrinneil Semple Henry Davps Peterson Don Moyer Bohcrt.son Sceland Kwa rt Martin Sloan Cook Ihb Meetcr Sumlerliind Potts Spears Sweet Cronkite Wing Wvatt, Missouri ailllnesman. Little, Ohio State, umpire. Husker-Jayhawk Observations. .1.

Pluvlus. with an all-day rain Frhlay then a snow storm morning, Hina.sh» ami the peel at the Nc- tnaska inanagi'im nt, which had an- a fair w.iilher attend- of hoim'-cotnlnr; alumni. trains on three running Lincoln also helped to swell the throng, hut tin was e.stlrnat*'»! at no than lu.tHMi, mentor of the figured firmer hiid enough punch up a inargln in the Washington. Nelson Defeats Hebron Hi Team IN THE WEST. At 14; sas 0.

At Vermillion, S. Wesleyan, South Dakota 0. At Kansas Aggies, 0. At Southern Methodist 0. At Grinnell, 6 At Aggies, 22; Texas Christian 7.

At State 28; ington 13. At Illinois, 0. At Dame, 19; Minnesota, 7. At 15; Ohio State, 0. At Purdue, 0.

At 18; Northwestern, 7. At was i Lombard, 0. At Athens Ohio 0. At Transylvania, 0. At Miami, 7.

At Mines, Denver 6. At Grand Dakota, 27; Morningside, 0. At Knox 2. At Colorado Aggies, Colorado college, 3. At 24; Regis, 0 At Wabash, 0.

At Salt 12; Co'- orado 7. At Des Dakota Aggies, 14; Des Momes 6. At 13; Reserves, 0. At Wallace, 21; Hiram, 0. At 13; 0 At 0 At Normal, 6.

At Marines. 0. At 7 Union, 0. At New 13, Otterbein, 0. At 28; Akroa, 0 At Aggies, 14; Brigham Young, 0.

Ashland Case State Quantico Mount HFUIIDX, XclHon high In football 'TUIIO h.v Nelson liuM not been thl.s Sutton Blanks Frimd. UlF.XD. Oct. 24 Sutton high 'c football 14 Chi- 13; The hnulia n-s, hy to three strong ami the fh'ld in in the klckoff. The C.

foolhaUei'H Iv were present with efflchnt hut theif oifi n.se Ihr a rh'ven had dlsjilayed In maiiv of rivalry jnst Welr, bis In gcftlng uvvurd of point, run to Cnt nlm.Hk»'rH* Kan.sas hy vvarned Welr, lcam.H llncd up far Hrovvn's try ixjlnf, that golng fo cir, In tuin, In- nf vvho kcpf -t evo pl.iyi'r nittking fhe Suro pulied nt point w.i.'< ('ornlmski'rs thc try at goal Beatrice Game. high Fairhiiry in ffxitliall to Fatrhury on the 1-yard line but could not in game, Falr- hury to gaiiK's were played In a rain. IN THE EAST. At cago, U. At State State, Michigan Aggies, 6.

At 37; Washington 0. At West bt. Louis 0. At 20; Brown, 7. At Harvard, 9.

At Princeton. 0. At 12; Carnegie Tech. 0. At Providence, n.

At Aggies, Tufts, 0. to II, this through a heavy Held, w.ts with fuothnll and it' was no- victorv till last tiie poriod was thked out hv the watch. After luddlng for the line ami fur three down.s witiiin her lii-yard zone, Wildcats finally were forced to ylehi to the tight ing Tlgcr.s on a field goal from placeim'nt, the Aggie Whiteman hooted It third period Blocked Punt Disastrous. It was a gl battle throughout. having the advantage In llrst and fourth Mi.s.souri Imhling the edge lif third jHTlods.

The break vvhh'h won the in the third Itacchus, Xli.sHOurl ft end, hr the Aggie and hhicked punt gle The hall re- the Aggie une-yanl line, where fell it. Dn a ruling govi'tnlng behind an line of the hall was where he had kickeil a fourth failed to make yardage. The Tigers theii' hacks times against an Aggie line that an im h. The hall went over to the Wildcat.s ami Cochrane to his own line. Whiteman Kicks Field Goal.

Whiteman, vvho been the side lines during the period, then was for Grantellu, Mis- sourl halfback. On the first play, Whiteman pu.ssetl to Hacchu.s for a gala. Then Ktuber ar- rled the ball the Aggie right for 10 yards. Jackson hit thc Aggie line for and it looked like a sure enough march for a Tiger tnuehdown. With to go the 6-point down, the Tigers lo.st a yard on line play.

Another plunge and was still no to thc goal line. The iiall would have been in the of the goal posts, if the goal had casting to(lay, when Whiteman droiiped hat4c for fhe placement klek. His hoot sent the hall the uprights and bar. Aggies Rallied Desperately. Aggies alimist up tlie game in the last qu.arter with less than tliroe yet play, carrying the liall from their own line to the Misstuiri yatd line.

A pass from to Knns was 38 yards. Hol- slnger gained four apuind eml. P'alllng their Hge in atttmpts, the Aggies to from line, hut F.nn.s hooted ami ami Mls.souri i i il. Tlve game Just w.as lining up iu'r atlcmjit went over and Summary. LINCOLN ROMPS ON TECHSTERS Capital City High Team Wins Smashing Triumph Over Last State Champs on Omaha Gridiron.

OMAHA, Oct. 24. Lincoln high football ttam one of thc most finished organizations seen in Omaha this stason. outplayed and outsmarted the Omaha Tech team here today by a 16 to 6 score, and in so doing cleared one ot the highest barriers in its path to a 1925 state football championship. Tech, which wore the crown in 1924, is almost certainly out of the race unless it upsets Omaha Central in the final game of the year.

fh'ld goal.s figured In GLEN PRESNELL. Presnell, former Dewitt high I school athlete, flashed like a comet i across football sky Sat- urday afternoon. Presnell was playing his m.aiden game as Corn, husker regular and he delivered in trom tpectacular style, plunging from line. Capt. fullback position through the iivi'i in the i string of consistent gains.

Southern Team Shows Its Stuff; Defeats Purple Sctol 16; Omaha I'HP'ACD t)ft. 24. "Cl friun Xnrthvv an IS to 7 lamhast- iiig totlay two tilings. is tliat as in Is just as pcry ami lough as that of the mtrth. other Is that depi iveil the of its and star.

is a ratln'r outfit on both ami defense. Tulane in the first ter on straight football ami a 21-yard puttimg the hall on Xorthwi'steni's 6-yard from vvhii'h Flournoy touclnlovvn. A pass for point was Purple Once In Front. flKhliiig in secoml quarter ami launched an aerial that across the line. A goal from nt put the Purple in leiid, 7 6.

a few mitiutes later, for- Jhe line, where Northwestern Id for three gave way the fourth buck into the line and Tulane was on long end of a 12 to Tjw'ore. In third Tulane scored agai-n. its ahllllv to gain at will through the PurpUi line, and again g't extra point on a kick. Crete, 6. 14; New- Grove 0.

27; Grant, 13: Res. Coler- 13: Mc- Fair- (Continued on Page Five.) after the hall Lineup Issouri Staf HUhersun Ferguson Walker Dtmlenmev Hiicchus son 'lark ms Iowa U. Wrecks Ohions Hopes In Big Ten Race X. Oet. its owm hopes of I championship and burlisi those of Ohio State here to- the Buckeyes day hy romping over ir ovvn ho me iot hy a score of to 0.

Tlie lowans. hy Butt InRwersen who last week turned lahlcs on slmply fram- pled thc inio At Tech, 6. At 48; 0. At 48; St. Paul, 0.

At 25; Maxwell, 0. At Callaway 8. At 13; Norfolk, 3. 112; Burwell 0 At At man At 0 At idge, 7. At Hartington 7.

At York, 0 At College Yicw, 13; Bethany, 6. At Aggies. 12; Cook, 0. At 13; bury, 0. At Beatrice 0.

At 20; Hebron, 0 At Odell, 0. At 25; Ainsworth, 0. At Central City, 26; David City, 7. At 20; Lyons, 0 At Norfolk 0 At Cambridge Cambrige, 24; Minden, 0. At 12; Genoa.

6. At 14; Friend, 0. At 15; Stanton, 0. At 20; Blair, 0 At Hartington Hartington, Yankton college 0. At Tecumseh Nebraska City, 12; Tecumseh, 0.

At Broken Bow, Lexington, 0. At North Platte, 19; Scottsbluff, 6. At 12; North Omaha, 0. At Randolph Randolph, 33; Wayne, 0. At Bloomington Oxford, 10; Bloomington, 7.

At Laurel, 6. At 26; Fairfax, S. 0. Island, 0 60; Creighton, Pos re. rt.

K. It. qh. h. Fh'i'k Krv.sl I Brlun C'rx'hruue Wilson I Mls.souri I'rantvllo liifo- man, Whittinan for Gmiilr-llo, glrs Kamials for Fdw.irUs, Pi ii for Fh'i'k, Springtr, llaskard for WiI.son, for I will hv adlmring the hall" F'MI 4 tnml at to wluskero ing ity.

iov.a making up oniv of nmst povvorful iipm In up i line ami pla.v ed stone wall on i first came on straight mostly at hv one pa.ss. Its goal as the i jsut of an I dilo ami anotlHT Iti a tom idovvii almost afterward. 1 soggy of I the ihrilHam hy ti of low a and 13; At Grand Kearney, At Neligh 0. At Ewing-Ewing, 30; Neligh 0 At Holdrege Gothenburg, Holdrege, 12. At 87; Harvard, 0.

At 18; Seward, 0 At Yer- digre, 0. At City. Peru Prep, 0. At 37; Alma, 14, At Washington, 70; Wymore, 0. WOLVEOINES WIN Curtis Aggies in Race for Nebraska High School Title.

forward wall, which wtuff fitim wing to wing, hatl Kansas hueks old in their giiln hmklhg tattles veteran eenter, notent ri' iBtin r-' ofGnslve was turning haek plimg. at of line many In ri' 4 'flon of Xeliraskii tai'kh'i and Iluskers ven H.sful a new onl the Xt'hruska agin of a pass for a In-yard galti vva's of th most tvlavs of the afternoon was the way hiii the turf broke from under liis feet and he was taekh line. P.tt' of to that his for nt th.tt h.a«l puneli. tioth in lugging hall ami tn stopping IlKlVV. the earry the Xehraska 'I'hat was a hlg e.

It the so eompletely that et'uhl. In nothing to say Deai'g natiiraHv. vv.as In in a regrt'tt We I quite ni'ui'l. Bv giving the annual ti lmnilng. ghd- its tvv ant y-first football triumph over F.

The Kansas total is nlm 'I'wo gaims hi'tvveen lIusk' Ts mui I lavliawk's in th' The Iasi Kansas vletorv over ka vvus in -11 Xetira k.i flelil Not 1 Siiti has hien to win a from al l.awK'nc'e, from the reionl, ttii'ia Xehrask (iDf ah that team.s ami root' ts iileiity Ttu'y fake tlu'ir lickings regularly, hut always haek for Ih'lng worthy foemen, the Jay- liuwkers are in the hraska hy liistltuthms have ami vvlmh ii- ao that the many that the Kansas Xe lUiiiM i hr.iska always Fails to Do is Stuff And Michigan Grabs 3 to 0 Victory. FllBAXA Cine mud from n. Ilk. IX t. 24 II go.il, out of 2 big hy 1 points III and a shiiloif ik foe, Illinois, liT.D'Hi spel latura vvati'heik 'I'he fi atili ing ing at Illinois, iiail to devadop a itirangi'.

Illinois eaptaln ami iiiaii, ular dual star. i if from niali riallzlng in ini- sognv flelil. ut home last year, so did they play an important part in victorv ovei' Toi'li McBride Used His Toe. J.erfeel of capital fullhaek, sent the uvir 111 goal three times from field and after a making goml every of his Ami lie was from ilie llne- of nuisl plays of the ntire A long pass from lo Fisher resulted in idncula's in seeond TiH'li had into tin tn pt'iiod vvitli tom lidown hy Lincoln Scores First. won the toss and eliuse to off Lliu'Oln tlun came down field line and was there to Ti.

punted haek I.lmtdn the from line. A gain fimling ni'trahle, atlvanclng to the 20-yard mark, dropiii hai'k ami eklrked from the 25-yard line for the first of the g.uii*'. Tei'li 1 he off ami then folUivveil an of punts. rtjst then fir.st down hy a Ltn I'tdn uff.sid»* jienalty. had hall on 36-y ai us first pi'i'lod ended.

penalty against couidf'd with gains hv ami Xekson, gave another fii'sl down, Kootiman, Nelson gaiiu'd again then Drerosl through for a 20-yanl and a Ifiuehdovvn. This placed in the Irail 6 Fisher Crosses Goal. But Tech hold the lead long. 'riie great halfback, got into ai'tion soon after ami an attack that hnniglil the to Tei li's 38-yanl line. up the Itag and out a pair first to for a gain.

he hurled 25 yards through the air to Fisiier. caught it ami ran I lie remaining 17 ard.s to a toui'lniovvii. McDrUhi goal. 'I'he half with the hall possession on 4.i- line. Lincoln starteil attack that seemed surt' to ind In a lomh down at the opimtng of tlm thini qu.arter, making two first punts and making more to the hall on 43-yard line.

McBride Repeats. si.x ami M- liriih' Joiir. l.imoln wa.s thrown for a loas on the next pla.v, Imt was taking cham'cs hisiiig liall. Ami vvliy slmuld vvitli a man in the lineup wlio do wliat -planekick the liall over the goal from 4i' yard Hn. riUs nronght the to 13 to 6.

Lincoln Two pcnalth against Lincoln Tech a fiist the of the hiU Frerosi ami ami then X.lson h'st five yards at tiiptlng to pa.ss. Lincoln On Kampage. Wilte on I'is own traeks. four yard ami I ripi'it n. Lin- I'oln stronger amt folh.w«'.! with n-yard Mt Driile gaimtl eight ami luaiio lit nh Far kir amt yanlagu again assault eight yards trom I goal.

play.s to gaie on hut I vvitli a five vaiil I 11 1 lu' h.i« to the ami maih lik'- last Kick, hrtngiiig to Touchdown Disallowed. hall 'Ui ki-kolf ami turning it hi.s v'lnl Im a pass, tui it a by on llm-. llu'n I through for a lomlulow ii. 1 It, was 1111 Litu was pi nallzi'd for off-snh tlun away and ran throu-'h the saw who llm Lincoln on high sflmol 1)1 on the pluv Ihctr on one of sea.s-iii's In oih. wm k-j i.ssouri Valley In Dm Tile of tis umlouhtedlv are f.n iimlahle rs for 1325 rhauipioii.shlp In X.

lir.isk.» of five ssiv. stroii- leams, of vvhlch ha- Til. 10 1111 nconl lu dut. p.llow.s CuitD. 34 Uraut, U.

6. Cozad, 34 32 Ih-hli U. Grange Failed to Function, xt the that startl'd in Kaim out of turn at ami p.n.l liv a line that Was md any too sif'adv. Ills line sieve at ami on sevaral asio'is he thrown for a los fin ft hiiwi'Vi'i, wa hellet, ami Ihiil ill hl'int; ted. hiif he aroiintl and rnostlv he: than To t' g'hu mav in the (Miinls hut to his teain-iiiate, lilt ruining liopi's lop hi plungin'; ami end In -o manv Illinois out of tin I h.i I Ill- wi I-) Seals Hop Into Lead By Defeat Of A.

A. Champs IK '11' tin til III 'i'lie poW -I piti lung Ir.ll -I ih I innm to 1 i I tin I bird I ip) ti f. It tip lea.t I to to 1 to 1 I him f- I ul lipa 111 I hern ir tiV( -lltc In h- to tup II, th hi r-ii! rilhit 111 II hilPopl M.yi-r:.