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THE TjyCOLy SVSDAV OCTOBER jej (Continued from page onrt periods, an inspired Corn- husker aKKrepration swept onto the field at the beRr'nnlng of the second half and launched drive which refused to relent until the hall iiad been downed back of the Kansas goal. Halfback Ilhodes and Fullback Glen Presnell, a new and startling performer in Gorn- husker moleskins, alternated in a plunging parade which slashed the Kansas defense into ribbons, the onward march starting near mld- field and never ending until Flhodes had charged across the final chalf-mark. successful dropklck accounted for the extra point. Brown Sprints to Touchdown. The scoring of the second touchdown gave the crowd of 10.000 the greatest thrill.

Kansas, deep in its own territory, was forced to punt and Brown snared the kick on the 47-yard line. Dodging a Kasisas end. Brown circled toward the east side of the field, reversed his direction, after evadlng a string of t.ack- lers, and sprinted to the end of the gridiron, crossing the K. u. goal.

Held to Two First Downs. Following the subsequent kick- by the Jayhawkers, in a final despairing effort, let loose a barrage of forward passes, 1 only two of which A Schmidt-to-Welhnnn pass gawted ten yards for K. first down of the battle, wliile a second pass glanced from the finger tips a Nebraska backfteld man and was grabbed for a seventeen-yard advance, in these two aerial performances. the executed their onl.v first during the sixty minutes of 1 1 Lineup and Summary Nebraska, Pus. Bprague 10.

elr Uaish Hutchisoai Scholz Stiner J. Weir Brown Rhode.s I Presnell (ct LK. B. Powers I Schmidt I tv ell man Mackle Substitutions; Locke for Dailey. Wlckman for l.ocke, for Brown.

Dailey for A. for for A. Mandery. I.elgh for .1. Weir.

Shaner McIntyre for Shaner, I.awson Leigh. Dehlrlch for Rliodes. Kuu- dalls for Stiner, Mandery for K. Weir, Whitmore for Pos- plsil for Ralsh. Kansas II.

Baker for Powers. Wall Mackle, Taylor for Luttln. Halpin for Sanborn, Burton for Smith, Voigts fur Burton, Powi'Ts for Baker. Browei. Point after touchdown -r- Brown 2.

(La.st point awarded by referee liecause of Kansas Score by periods: Nebraska 7 Kansas 0 0 0 Dfflclals: Giles. W.ashington mplre- H. G. Hedges. Dartmouth.

Field W. Harglss. Km- j.oria j. C. Reilly.

Georgetown. Details. made 3 yards. A pass, Presnell to Brown, gained 3 more. Mlelenz went In for Brown.

pass was incomplete and Kansas took the ball on its 29-yard line. The Jayhawkers were forced to punt and Nebraska carried the ball to the 2-yard line on a 45-yard pass, Pre.snell to Sprague, as the half ended. end quarter: Nebraska, Kansas, 0. THIRD QUARTER. A.

Mandeiy replaced Mielenz shortly bcfort second quarter was up and was still in the lineup when the third i erlod opened. Sprague returned tlie short Kansas klckoff to the Nebraska 39-yard line. plunged for 13 yards and Rhodes rammed the line for 10 yards more. on a third down was Incomiilcte dretpklck from 3S-yard line rolled out of bouiuls on th. Kansas B-yarU line.

Mackie lost 2 vards and Andcr. son punted 37 yards, Nebraska taking the ball on tlic K. L. 39- yard line. Leigh and Shaner went in for J.

Weir ami Sprague. Pats Gains 17 Yards. Nebra.ska failed to gain the line Iml a Pres- ncll lo A. Mandery. was good fu, yard.s.

Nebraska again failed tu gam tiirough the line and when a pass w'ent astray. Brown back to the Kan.sas 24-yard line fur a dropklck. ka-k was blocked ami K. U. given the ball on downs on Its 22-yartl line the Netraska 43- yurd line.

Nebraska fumbled a pa.ss trom ccntiM- and Baker of K. V. re- on line, Rhodes Over Goal. They exchanged punts and Nebraska got the ball on its 44-yard line. Riiodes and a first down and Prcsneb reeled off eleven yards for another.

T-yard mdted another first down and had the ball the K. U. tt-yard plunged for 4 vartls lor he was furc-d out of bounds. J.bodes over tor tin touchdown Brown iliopklcked the extra point. Time was up tliiril quarter.

thii'tl quarter: Nebraska, Kan.sas, 0. FOURTH QUARTER. Schinhit returned kh koff yanls to 1 iic K. I' faileii to gain tind lirown W. Mullins a 5-yaid return of I.afttn I 40-yard punt.

Rbotles made a first down In tlirtc plunge.s and a pas.s Rhodes to A. Mainieiy. was good tm anotiier fits! Barton went in for Fmlth in the Kansas line. Pre.sndl and Rhodes 7 yards and a pass, to Brown w'us good anotlu'r 7 yards, biinging the to the 17- yard line. Rhodes for 3 yanis.

Mlelenz went in for A. Mtindery In Nebraska Presnell iilunged for 5 yards and drove over center for one more. Voigts went in the Kansas for Burton. 8 drove. through for 5 atid over the goal but Head- llnesriutn Reilly he went oni of bounds on ht' 1-yard line lost a yard.

I'resnell lost ariotber and on a bad puss was thrown for a loss. Pow- for the extra point failed, hut a Kansas lineman was guilty of rough play and the Cornhuskers were awarded the point. Bcore: Nebraska, 14; Kansa.s, I. Coach Ernest K. Bearg sent in a full of Nebraska substitutes.

Roy Mandery kicked off 40 yards, Sclimldt returning 4 yards to the Nebraska 24-yard line. 'Fwo passes by Kansas wetjr incomplete and Nebraska end, intercepted the pass as the game ended. Final score: Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 0. 1 LLEGE SCORES (Continued from page One.) -Boston GAGO BOWS TO ASTEON ELEVEN Kansas. 0 'resternian Smith tc) 1 Javldson At college, 14; Allegheny, 7.

At 73; Wesleyan, 6. At New 26; Williams, 0. At Colby. 0. At Waynesburg, 12: Westminster, 0.

At Georgetown, 2. At 16; Bates 7. At New A. Lafayette, 6. At 19; Heidelberg, 0.

At 20; Geneva, 0. At 12; Mt. St. 2. At Virginia, 16: West Va.

Wesleyan. 0. At New York 33; Middleburg, 0. At Dickinson, 0. At Island State, 12; College of New York, 7.

At New Rutgers, 0. At Hobart. At Hopkins 13: Droxsl, 0. At Lawrence (Cancelled.) At Cross, 47; Vermont, 3. At Aggies, 54- Worcester, 19.

At John Carroll, 0. (Forfeiture.) At Hampshire, 10; Springfield, 10. At New frosh. 20; Culver academy, 0. At lO; 0.

At Valley, Villa Nova. 6. At 42; Ren- tselaer, 0. At 13; Franklin Marshall. 2.

At Josephs, 13; Manhattan, 6. At Johns, 22; St Stevens, 0. IN THE SOUTH. At 24; Howard Payne. 4.

At 24; Lake Forest. 3. At Georgia Tech. 0. At Carolina.

Mercer. 0. Team On Short End Of 7 to 0 Grid Battle With Peru U. Quakers Pull Pass Play To Score Touchdown In First Period. BY DAVIS J.

WALSH. FR.V.N’KLIN FIELD. Philadelphia. Oct. N.

a game quite wHhuut particular incident. Punnsylvanla defeated Chi- eagu this bv a score uf 7 to U. and tliereby inerea.sod the pre.sttge of eastern something a trifle b'ss than one thousand per The game pru- vided a- meeting lietweeu the ree- of the eastern field and the 1924 of the the Ite- men from the spaces taking one on the chin at an early moment and to with great nlarity for the of the afternoon. A sincere rain operated throughout the and made it a h-ean miss proposition t'lileago was outplayed, but nut out- fumbleib Only one of those made the slightest to anybody. Leith fumtding a a the liatilt ami figuratively fumbled Maroon Pass Fizzles.

IVith tlie ball well within tlie 2i)-yarti line, Kcrweln hurbil a p.a.ss goal line and only finitc chaiu'C to thin air average rva.s a trifle lietter. It luul chaines to score aiui of them, which was ample, sufficient and enouglt. It all liuppened rather sudil'Sily in the opening An of punts gave Pennsylvania of the 46-yard line. Penn Scores on Pass. Rogers a forward pass lo tok over a shovjider.

did a l.mk-and-wlng and went on the gual line withotit vlsil)le remmti.Htrame from the Ciil- cago Having done this much, how- Pennsylvania to more, the team ellmbing on Its cycle. going on the defensive staying there. A rather active young man, Kreiiz, name, and a powerful by nature, essayed three placement goala from the 45, 25 and ifnes, at various times during the ntithing eanie them. Tlie attempt hit one of the uprights, the were not quite as as a couple of nostribs. Quakers Stopped McCarty.

Chicago was carried off its feet this early rush of the Pennsylvania team ami never Ihem. McCarty away at the Pent' all afternoon and got the benefit of the doubt on some very fine interference from Henderson, but tlie tlefense liad a habit of closing up as rapblly as it opened and style was comsiderably. Late In the be outside tackle for eight yards. I.iit he jtist ellck. of them were "five gains, if at all.

As Pennsylvania was away running with Us score, young Curley, greatest field goal did Into action, three field goals being necessary to offset down Everybody Well Soaked. A sat out the situation for the game hanlly being of their attentbm. The rain made situation all wet ami the boys walked out on the game In great numbers. It was the fourth time Pennsylvania has taken a full of Chicago In five games playeil, the fifth resulting a tie. playetl the last twenty- four years ago.

but the sons PtKin fouml that what wa.s goml ciumgb lor their fatlu'is wa.s gtuni for them. of habit, no more, no ie.sa. They the by a matter of 244 yards to 150 got ten first to seven. outpassf'd gaining slxty- flve yards on two passes alone. They even the Stagg outfit.

leeovi'rlng the many fumbles with iMiconimon Penn on Defensive. However, there was only Interval In whUb Pennsylvania really held the upper hand and thill was when It won the game. With the music of the whistle still in the air. Rogers and Kri'uz smashed their way through the Maroon defteise for continued gains. Then( after first placement kick Penn switched to the game ami the stuff was off.

it ioketl like the beginning of a big us Thayer the but Penn ss om. ineimiing by going on the anti staying there. SliiKer LAiiipe Willson (c) Hlbb. Haki'v Butler Pokras.N Sir rack! Thavtr Cnrley 1 Fb'bis S. lltiKers Marks 1 Kiauz 7 II 0 7 0Il 0 0 1 n- i Krt'uz nii-nt Mrs.

Molly uk of Wlchlta. to woman rest ling of uairUl. hvisband, a boa vy l.s ber wre.stling part ner. FIRST QUARTER. Kansas won the toss and Weir off 50 VHrd.s to Anderson, ho returned 15 yards the Kansas 26-vard line.

Brown returned 40-yard punt to the, Nebraska Presnell to E. Weir for- waiil pass was Presnell plunged off tackle for 7 yards and Weir then puntci 32 yards. Anderaon returning 4 yard.s to the Kansas 24-yard line. plimges gained but three yards and Wellman dropped buck to 'I'he kick was and I res- ncll recovered for Nebraska tlie Kansas 37-yurd line. I resnell Rhodes gained 7 yur.ls, but dropped Rhodes for 3- vard loss.

Brown tried a dropWck the K. U. 45-yard line. The ball was wide of the posts and rolled to a Another Punt Blocked. Kansas from its 20- vard line.

punt on the third down was blocked ami out of bounds. Stiner recovering on the Kansas 8-yard Une. Presnell nuide 2 yards. Brown squirmed 1 for 1 yard and Rhodes plunged for 2 more. I 11 back to pass.

hut was sniUed bv Testerman for a 9-yard 1 1 RS. K. t. took the ball on downs on its 15-yard line. Brown ran Wellman 40- vard punt 17 yards and a 16-yard on Kansas gave Nebraska the ball on the Kansas 22-yard line.

H. Baker went In the Kansas line for Powers. t- Rhodes plunged over the K. I left tackle for 7 yards and on the third play added 9 more, bringing ball to the Kansas 5-yard line. Baker a bail jiass from the Nebraska, center It was the on the K.inaas 18-yard Kansas Again Psnalizsd.

Anderson punted 4 5 yanis Brown returned 23 yards to the Kansas line. And.rson intercepted ITesncll pass on the K. 1 35-yard line, but the play was called buck because a Kansas pluy- rr fouled and Nebraska given the the K. IJ. 24-yard line.

ithoiles gained 4 yards, but wa.s for loss on the next play. A pass. Presnoll to Italley. gained 9 yard.s and Uhmle.s plunged for 4 yards and a first down was dropped for a loss time wus called the end of first quarter with the Imll in posse.ision on K. r.

18-yard line. first quarter; Nebraska, 0, second quarter Locke went ta the back- fleld for Dailey. A ward pa.ss laicke was Incompb'te. Locke ran the end for ten yard.s he wiis forcetl out of A for- wsad pass by Blown wa.s incomplete and K. the ball on its 18-yard line.

Schmidt failed to make yardage and Anderson punted 30 yards. Nebraska scrlmmoging from the 45 for a loss, Missouri Valley sprint champion giilned IS on the next play after a crlscross behind line. Rhodes plunged for I yard ami ten more and a first down the play faile.i to gain but Rhodes plunged five and a 6-yard penalty made tt a first with Nebraska on the Jayhawkers 15-yard Baker Toseee Locke. H. Maker tossed l.ocke for a 5- Wlckman replaced Locke In the Nebraska backfleUl.

made leleven yards in three downs, tn'it Kansas braced the luill on 9-ynrd (in the punted out of on the U. Rh'xles and At ers went In the KansHs line for H. Davidson, 0. At M. 27; North -A for ward to i Carolina Aggies, 6.

a Lhodes. gained four yards, but At State. Kansu.s took theb all on downs. A Tennessee, 0. ON THE COAST.

At 28; Cre- eon, 0. At Los California, 56; Arizona 0. At of C. (Southern Branch,) 9. Occidental, 0.

At 64; Whitman, 2. At 23; California Tech; 6. At San Mary's, 35: Nevada 0. At 12; Idaho. 3.

At Palo 26; Oregon Aggies, 10. 26; St. Martin's. 0. At frosh, 26; St.

Martin's. 0. At Williamette, 5. At 57; Montana Mines, 0. Schmblt Wellman, on the thrUl play, kitocked down pusR, but it into arm.s for a l7-yarri gain.

A paa.s. lo Anderson. 2 went in Nebraska ami went In the Nebraska line for Stiner. Halpin Sanborn In the Kansas line. Long Return.

Dailey Intercepted Schmidt's pass cqrrieft the ball to the 4-yart! Falling to gain, elr punted and it Kansas, t.all on Its IH-yard Kansas drew a 15-yaid in for ami Hutcliison r. placed Wostoupal Kansas passes went wild and Amlerson y.irds Brown, who returned 45 yards to a Tailored Clothes Are che.aper in the long run. ('lothes tailored by us carr.v our absolute guarantee are the last word in style and fit. John K. Lebsock Orpheum Tf.ilor 209 No.

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