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fi-EIGHT CYCLONES TRIM MAROON ELEVEN Iowa Stale Win Second (iame of Season Hy 20-6 Score. hlOUX CITY. Iowa. Oct. 3 lovia State College cxpfuted a trjo of long runs tonight to cle- the Morningside College ioot- fcall team in a flood light game 20 to 6 It the ball Ing- Rlni, iwfivitic- of hichard Orele.

low a half hack, that provided thi chief punch in the of- All three of the Ames touchdown-s long A 60 yard uprlnt by (Ireie in the Initial period the way for the first touch- dnvcr Dusf uberg raced 25 yards to i.cer-= the counter in the ec- ond quarter and (Erefe run 25 yards in the liiHt period for the final fcorr. fiiTlth the Morningside touchdown in the middle of the last qn; tr-r on an end run after a of pa. had placed the bail on the 3 yard l.nf. LINCOLN OPENS WITH A VICTORY (Continued from Page One.v of it until Baldwin wa.s seen hiking It down the ra.st sldeline.s. Urst Score on Pass.

Schuyler held lor downs at this point. However, but five minute.s later Johnny Williams tos-sed a beautiful pa.s.s to Ray Baldwin which gained 25 and a touchdown. Baldwin making a beautiful catch on the play. plunge for the extra jxdnt was stopived short. The seconil touchdown came early In the quarter when Wil- liam.s through tnokle for 11 yards and a marker, but "nlacekick was no good for the extra fvoint.

Cleisler cros-sed the line a few minutes later, but the ball was recalled rnd Lincoln penalized 15 yards for roughing. On the next play, however, Williams pn.ssed to Herod for 20 yards and the ilnal of the half, Baldwin's THE LINCOLN SUNDAY STAR- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1931. Cardinal Speed Pays neither Wildcats nor Cornhuskers could arcompU.sh tangible results in the direction of scoring. The Wildcats.

however, once lugged the ball deep into Nebraska terrltorv. but Rentner fumbled within a yard or two or the gcml and poases.slon pa.ssed over to the Huskers. Rassell and Rentner. Rrb Russell, who performed in Cornhusker moleskins three ago and subsequently transferred to Northwestern, was a power in the Wildcats' back field his drives at the line netting substantial yardage, but Mexican Gridalem On Jaunt To Denver MFXICO riTV. Oft? J-- members of the I nlverslly of Mexlro football team, with Head i Fred J.

IJnehan and Assistant Coach Stuart Ludlum. will leave tonight for Driver 'o meet Denver univerrdty, Oct. 9, In the first International intercollegiate game of the ootball seaso. vnrds. Boswell grabbed Renlner pass anr it back out of bounds on the Nebra.ska line Krfiz.lnger went in the Nebraska backfield for Boswell, the latter being hurt on the last play.

Sauers punt rolled 41 yards to the Northwestern 33-yard line as the third quarter ended. Scow: Northwe.stern, 19; Nebraska. 7 FOl'RTII QTARTKR. Olson made four yards before being fotced out of Rentner tore loose around left end for 10 yard.i. Tne starting Nebra.ka line got bacK Into the aame The Bcarlet A utomobile ews DE S(VrO GIVES NEW EQUIPMENT ENGINE SECRET ON STUDEB.AKERS Aided by Air-Fuel Mixture.

the stellar Wildcat in action today Nebraska backfield for Pen- lorwor 1 wall read Koster and Jus- was Right Half Rentner whose ball yce. euard.s; Gilbert and Rhea, at lugging ability on plunges off tackle i forward pa.ss followed by a lat- tackle.s; Ely. center; Schmitt and or around the wings and his Potter to Fencl to Hentner, ends Rentner ran the right added ability to hurl forward passes good for a 25-yard gain. Rus- eleven more and another made him scoring threat, gep hit center for three yards and (t mn Boswell. Sauer, and rammcfi lefMack tor eight Brown Plrks Up Fumble, were in the spotlight for the the next play whenever the Cornhu-skers on on ball and the offensive, while down the sidellne.s whirl- forward wall Coach Bible to for Ne tackle Rentner made ing from tacklers to the Pur- the battle line performed so tn ct Oil- pie but the play clcntly that Nebraska foUower.s were a am Brien wcm at recall, on the fumble rule and the engine power, to night that the Corn- oeris Fumble Costly.

Huskngiven the at the xiie little tornado hu.sker mentor may do considerable hall into i'lEOt Brown's recovery-the Ne- rhaklng up of his line forces when the ball 25-yard line. the Huskers into the ball for a louchback. Samr tried the center for no gain rKcvery brought the ball to long Power and Acceleration JI I uxc Fxiras Offered On President and Fights. A miniature tornado Is set in motion in an automobile engine every time the driver "steps on the gas." When controlled, it has much to do with economical and ttie development of the Nebraska 20-yard line with the in vaslon bv the Oklahoma Sooners The Blblemen without a sing exception in broke loo.se through the ling combat with the Wildcats in before he was satisfactory physical stopped on the Northwestern 45- week of preparation for yard DeBus replaced Justice in Scxjners will not be hampered oy a Cumhusker line. Krcizinger was crop of injuries.

througn to the and a tntle I.intaii 7 better interference would have sept Schmitt him away for a touchdown. i Adnmu went In the Nebraska line i ior Koster. Sf.ucr recovered a wild -ws fiom center for a three-yard end Northwestern Riley Dllley Weldln F.vtn» (ft Fend Potter Rentner RuMiell 19- Pof. LE LT RO RE LH RH FB lo Id oiibert loss. Hf replaced Fencl at Durkee and McDonald went in at center for eight yards more.

Wildcats Forge Ahead. is caused by the of the engine, the air that is drawn into the combustion chambers through t'no carburetor on Bve intake stroke of the pi.stons. With gas, it forms the fuel mixture. In the De Soto six and eight engines. close attention has been given to working out easy and an Ideal fuel mixture with even Manske replaced Eylar at end tor distribution to all cylinders Ncrthwestern.

Moore was in the "Xo facilitate this flow of air. the Purple backfield for Meenan. Sau- intake must be as large as pos.sibIe. er's punt had backspin on It and ap tpp while matntatnin? a was good for only It roll- mixtureexplains N. Hadley, ing 'Cd on the Huskcr 43-yard line.

chief englner. "The valves Rentner hit tackle for a yard and jq mu.st be ample, compared with then took a pass from Potter tor capacity of the cylinder. In ttie failed tc connect. Nebraska drew an offskle penalty. Kreizmgrr lost two at left tackle.

Petr, went in the Nebra.ska line for KUbourne, and uer for Brovnv in the back- ileld Special equipment for its President right and ('ommander eight model.s i.s nnnoum ed by Studehaker nt extra co This follows Studebaker denier here, live new' equlp- colors and is to add the final touch of pntrictan smartness. According to Frank DeBrown of ITrBrown Auto Sales Studebaker dealer here, hte new rquip- inrnt of a shrorniuin plated radiator grid, dual Salon horn.s mounted beside the headlamps, white sidewall tire, and full chromium plated covers Studebaker's decision to offer these deluxe ments was the re.sult of widespread admiration ac- rorded the three President roadsters which recently cimpletcd a transcontinental tour sponsored by the Elks magazine The.se goodwill ears were equlpived. The addition of this equipment to President nnd Commander eight models enhances P.veir apnearance to a notable degree The new equipment adds only $100 to the price of the car. Weldln for Northwestern. Huskers Fall To Gain.

Penney Jens for Nebraska tried the Statue of Lib- Snerd and a neat slide helped George Watkins. Cardinal outfielder Substitutions; I ffty olc.v but thc Purplc line was for Fenct. ihrotigli and tosscd Saucr for a six- 'ruefsVTfer Larocque for tMiiey: The Huskcrs failed to gain Rllcy for Sulltvsn for Meen.sn. on plungO and SaUCr puntCd 32 Manske fcr Jens Berneiteln for yards OUt of boundS. froberg for Weldln Olson, who replaced in the Lrnhaid? foi Wildcat backfield.

failed to gam at NebrlikB KUbourne for- Durkee, Nesmith right guard. Corw In Hulbert rCCOV- for sehii.itt, Mathis for Bauer. Boswell I Wildcat fumblc for Nebraska for 'twi-Ms; hVron' Lls Wow to crWr tlrld in the second wprld nlPtvVr i series game. In this Associated Press telephoto he is slid ng into Brien for oubert. Masterson for ann second before Williams, shortstop, could put the ball on him.

Kreuin'r'- Brown for Mathis, schmitt for replaced TEXAS FARMERS BOW TO TUIANE OREGON GETS 9-0 WIN OVER VANDALS Brown Krelilni'- Brown for ms ms, ocunuiv Nesmith Krelalnger for Boswell. Petr for went In for Krelzlngcr In the Nc- Kllbeur.ie, Bauer for Brown. Paul for Mas- i braska backflCld. Penney for Bauer, trrson, Bauer Fcore bv periods. Northwestern PORTLAND, Oct.

S. Meenan The Idaho Vandals gave Oregon a battle here this afternoon as they Mathis for failed to gain but on the next play he shot a pass to Nesmith which wa.s good for 22 yards and brought the Huskers to the North a 19 a- 7 Bos- rge The ball was in the center of the field rnd Olson made it a ftr.st down with a three-yard gain. Both teams were offside and 10-yard pass tc Rentner was called back. A series of line plunges which wound up wHh a 7-vard plunge by Olson brouf'ht thc ball to thc Nebraska 24-yard line. Rentner Stopped.

Olson added three more through the line. Youngberg went in for Evans In thu' Wildcat forward wall. Olson's last made it a first down. Ely and Petz dropped Rentner on an end run. The play wrs called back and NorthvT penalized 15 yards for holding.

to Potter rolled of the finger tips, i Northwestern was set back five De Soto six, to lllu.stratc, we have roughly ane square inch of valve area to each twentv-six cubic inches 1)R of pMon The central idea Is breathing cap.Tcitv however. IS star or ttie amount of air that can be taken in i PRINCETON. N. .1. Oct, 3 bv Millard Draudt.

19 year srCCESS. old undrrslung. swivel-hipiTcd half The baseball properties of Sam bark from I anea.ster, Ohio. Prlncc- Breadon of St. Ixiuis have not only Tigers opened their 1931 foot- brought in good profits but have ball campaign today with a 27 to 0 won high honors in baseball Ttie victor over a Amherst Card.s won their fourth pennant in eleven.

six years. Rochester won the la.st More than 15.000 customers forgot four In the International, and Honston won its second pennant this year. All have made money. Extra point rns.s to Williams for the extra ixvint Tniirhrlnwn Stands conference sea being no goxi. tiariy loucnaownoianus 00 Up For Victory On Jetng The thli-d quarter wee.

the big period for both teams. Lincoln scored first when Bill Kulper intercepted Flshlcr's pass nnd raced 44 yard.s to a touchdown, but a I I pass for the extra point was blocked Schuyler Marvll. Maatersen RetBrre. Birch. Earlham, Umpire John Bchommer.

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W. Cochrane. Kalamazoo. Oregon won out 9 to 0, their, 1 1 1 touchdown coming late In the fourth I Muddy rield. period after it appeared that they; Orf COUtOnt With tWO i NEW 3 (UP) scored on a safety In the Tulane university took a 7 to 0 de- from a lighter but fighting period.

Play-By-Play Detailt. FIRST QUARTER. Game Captain Gilbert and Captain Marvll tossed and Northwestern won choslng to defend thc came' right back against the Lin- Texas Aggie squad on a rain soaked roln regulars, however, and Fishier jipid here this afternoon. Domlnguc, J. Rilcy.

wno returned eig F-kl a tr frnm 1 4 1 FUn 4 RHCl RlttlOURll PrSXl ttlC WlldCftt ItllC to J. Rilcv. who returned eight yards to thc Wildcat 35-yard line, blnatlons were tried by Coach Speer, xhe Wildcats got to work early a. WUdcat. J.

wor. reenvery. by OoateUo o.l a sturdier line. 5 w'as nearl yover. I other side after a double pass be- Mltchell had blocked punt after blocke dthe kick Tram on Rampage.

A rampant I.lncoln eleven cr.me bac.k to march down the field and let Kulper hit thc line for another marker, and a lew plays before the end of the quarter Baldwin intercepted a pass nd ran 35 yards to a touchdown. Williams for the extra jxiint Dalrymple. Tulane captain ngid all-American end, and Feltz. who returned vicious punts, bore thc brunt of the home team's burden. Fritz the only touchdown, on the first play of the second quarter.

The Green wave had ad- vr-nccd the ball to the Aggie two- yard line at the end of the first one of punts hind thc line and went nine yards Moss at end. Miller at center and for a first down on the Nebraska Risk at halfback are All-American 46-yard line. 1 possibilities at Purdue. Meenan went outside Rheas tlon tor ten yards and another first down. Gilbert, Huskcr tackle, broke through and spilled Rentner for a two-yard Pass Over Goal.

Potlcr fliDped western 4-yard line, first down and Rentner toss. The Concordia Bowling league of Chicago has started its twenty- yards when Olson failed to grab an- seventh year. flAc blazing sun that beat dowm with furnace heat as the Tigers, using a modification of Warners double wing formation, opened a last half attack that ha'- not been matched by any Princeton eleven in thc last five vrar.s. goal to make. Coach Hanley shot in two Northwestern substitutes, Lewis going in for Potter in the backfield and Crivesky replacing Evans at guard.

Pans Good for Touchdown. Potter punted 43 yards over the Nebraska goal line and the huskers scrimmaged from their 20 vard line. Lewis went in at Potter's position for Northwestern. There was six minutes to play as Master- Brown lost a yard at right end. I son drcve through for a six-yard Sauer got the yard back through gain.

Paul a Pass Intercepted. ptec Paul went in for Masterson and his pass was intercepted by Rentner. WILDCATS GET 19-7 IN OVER HUSKERS Continued from Page One.) canie back against scoring position as the period drew Ha however and with to a Coach Bible reply was to send the su Domingue. who featured every into action a set of substitute for- play during the quarter, wards and, thus fortified, the Corn- twicc ran the ball into scoring po- i hu.sker Kacks proceeded to give the sition for the Aggies, but the Tu- Wildcats 0 two to play, Fishier skirted left end for four yards nnd a touchdown, thc Schuyler quarter also placekicking the extra point. A penalty for roughing placed the ball in scoring position after it had been punted out.

FTancls Fishier was more than 100 per cent belter than he was I against Omaha North last week, the 145-pound Schuyler quarter being the big reason his team remained in the running. Coach George Baldwin of Schuyler said after the game that It was thc iir.st time this year that Fishier had looked like he did last fall. Schuyler Tries Passes. Passes formed the big part of the Schuyler offcn.sivc, Kramar and Fishier tossing a total of 29 forward flips, II of which connected for a total gain of 56 yards. Lincoln's center.

Masterson cracked center for tw'O yards, Sauer passed to Boswell in the end zone for a touchdown. Score: Northwestern, 19; Nebras- i Moore gained a yard at fpnter- Foska 6 i ter replaced Rentner in the Wildcat Mastenson placekicked the extra backfield quartet and Penney went point with Bauer holding the ball. in the Nebraska backfield for SauScore: Northwestern, 19; Nebras- er. Rhea swarmed i-i on Olson and ka, 7. i blocked a pass as the Purple back Larocque replaced Dllley at left 1 got rid ol the ball, guard for the Purple.

Masterson Moore tried the line and lost a kicked off 50-vards and Rentner yard. Olson punted out of bounds on made a 26-vard return to the North- the Nebraska 15-yard line. Hall re- western. 36-yard line. placed Fencl at end for Northwcst- Hiiakera Hold Pnrnte Bouer lost five yards when he la Pnrpie.

I was before he could pass. Adam spilled Meenan for a two- Huskers back to yard Ic.ss. Northwestern drew a five- thpir lO-vard line pard penalty for offside. B. Riley puVpIe Holds Nebraska, went in the Purple line for Marvll.

on a fake I Kllbouine stopped Rentner after a Mathis replaced Bauer at tor Krelzlnfrer Fossler made a 13- 50-yard Purple had the ball on the Northwestern, 6 came In the game. going in for Jens. for Rentner and Sullivan Bernstein Win Easily. RALEIGH. N.

Oct. Starting slowly but attaining the crushing iurv of a tornado in the final quarters, the University of F.orlcia 'Gators defeated North Carolina State college here this fuft- ernoon. 34 to 0. Marvil kicked the extra point. Score; Northwestern, Nebraska, i Meenan.

Bosw'ell tried left tackle 0. au ariti 1-st a A Sauer to Nesmith tor tne Aggies, oui me xu- wiiocais an argument that was 1 llnr Imprcgnsblr thc worthy ot Cornhmlter tradition, crH.cal moments. Fmmaclt Krelangcr once rSerticklcr. The "r'lght hlmsef, a pair of Wllde'aJ'ta Marvll kicked off 55 yards to I on the ball on the Husk- yards in the direction of the Nortn- who ran the ball back 22 gj. i 7 Une.

a to thc Ncbcaska 27-yard line, gcore: Northwestern. 19; Nebras- Tlius inccd that the Wildcats i pennv hit tt'e Northwestern left i 7 defense wa.s not impregnable Bible tor a five-yard gain. Krelz- rushed a trio of backfield subs, rippecl through center for a Brown. Masterson and Boswell re-1 gain but lost that dis- THIRD QUARTER. Northwestern opened the third placed Moore in the Wildcat backfield Lcnhardt tried the line for two yards.

Olson added seven through center. Olson drifted in for seven more yards, Lenhardt made two and Olson adecl one more, each drive being at thc line. pass tj Lenhardt failed to connect, the latter fumbling the Fossler took tu' for a 16-yard gain. OLson failed to gain at tackle as the game ended. The ball was on the Nebraska 4-yard line.

Final score: Northwestern, 19; Nebraska. 7. Tlip Gators only once In olacing Bauer. Penney and Krelz- tance vhcn Fencl dropped him for a quarter with the same Uneup which the first half, but In the final 30 mak ccv minutes of play, they tallied 28 points. ST ON LATE MARKER Inger.

A fumble by Meenan gave the Cornhuskers a favorable break as Tackle Hulbert pounced on the ball and ixvssesslon passed over to loss on the next play. Sauer Kicks Long Punt. Srucr punted on the fourth dowiv started the game. The Nebraska backfivid was Brown. Boswell.

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Omaha, Nebraska. AGENTS WANTED Masteren k.cka. oH 60 yarda ovar line. rolled dead on the Northwestern 26- Ncithwcstern goal line and the yard line. The 'Wildcats tried a Wildcats scrimmaged from their 20- nncc from forward pass but the toss to Rent- line.

Rentner went over right I on vnrriV 50 yards down the field was in- tackle for three yards but Master- llusker Passes Click. A brilliantly executed lOiai gam or no yaia.s. juukuih AT TO rallf Oct 3 dha to isiAimith nAttcH'50 vnrris ner miu utrvMi i lacKie icr inree yuius uut jvassing attack, which was expected Tntv arrfs nrASAntAd a Potter punted 40 to ipicrcepted pass on to bv romnarlson the a touchdown in ine xhe Wildcat forx.ards presented a the Nebraska quarterback i niou and mn t.hA ball back aeria tout? bv the BaUermcn last of play. Stanford defeated solid wall against a trio of Nebraska a fair catch on the Corn- neiial louie by thc Baiiermen last down line. noon before 25,000 fans.

Sauer flipped a pass which half Northwestern forwards were Captain Harrv Hillman. Stanford back Boswell snagged In the North- through and held Kreizinger to no fullback, tallied from the 4-yard line I western end zone and the Corn- gain on a try at right tackle. Reb on a plunge through center after huskers had gained their objective Rus.sell stopped Sauer on a sweep five previous Stanford goal line touchdown against a'foe that is around right end and Kreizinger on threats had failed. rated as a formidable bidder for the the next play g-ot only year, was efficient, six out of flips being for 86 yards. Lincoln gained 81 yaods from rushing to Schuvler's 44 and lost 19 to 35 for team.

Lincoln out- Tknvned Schuyler. 9 to 8 net yardage was 156 as compared to 65 for Schuyler. Dawdv Hawkin.s, Ray Baldwin and Rill Kulper looked fine in the l.mcnin backfield. while the The Broncos outplayed the Cards national title, during the first part of the Masterson's toe accounted for ex- but wilted in the closing tra point and thc scoring over Santa Clara displayed a sturdy goal for the day. with Northwestern the of 5 VV Rork Dick Smith, Bob line defense, halting the Cardinals victor.

19 to 7. Rav and Haroid Miller In the line, five times withi nthe shadows oil The exces.sive heat took its toll was excel'ent. Fishier nnd Kramar their own goal po.sts. during the two final periods and tho whole show in thc Schuyler bai kiielrt and Pesek, Costello and Bn.ccii iratured In the forward wall. Next week Lincoln goes to Beatrice, while Schuyler is host to Central City.

i'ummary Lineup. Pepper Brings Home the Bacon througa center. Sauer punted 30 vards. the Wildcats making no return. The ball was on the Northwestern 34-yard line as Nebraska took time out.

On the first play. Rentner circled the next plav and ran the ball back to th" Northwestern 36-yard line. Sauer's pass to Nesmith was incomplete. Passes Incomplete. Brown tried the end but failed to gain.

The Huskers were penalized five yaid? when pass to Kilbourne was incomplete. Rentner batted it down. Meenan knocked down pass to Masterson and it W'as Northwestern's ball on its 46- yard line. Rentner swung around the left the left end and 'then cut back to I end for six yards and Russell made reverie his field and race 64 yards lit a first doivn wRh a five-yard for the second touchdown. The cut- punch at the line.

Rentner off back apparently had the Nebraska secondary baffled. right tackle for three yards. Russell fumbled on the next play and 13 Bpirtlf BfcXfr MUchfU Costrlij Bu-'ph ri hlfr Bhcnka Krantur Score by periorts Schuyler Lincoln Touchdown IK l.T RU QR l.H RH KB, Lincoln. 14 Harold Miller Smith Bork Rav Weaver Rankin Qreen Hawkins Baldwin Kulper Williams I I Fish- ''0 6 7- 13 19 Baldwin 3. WiUtims Herod MU'er.

Kulp. 2. Fi.shler 2 Fxtr.r William 2, iplacrkick.i Lincoln inkin. for Oreen IU for Bork Christna WcavrT, Broun for Hawkin.s, H. rod Mri ior Fncr Derringer for Williams.

for Drenngt't, North for Rav, Ray, for fUi.vler, Chowin.s for Smith. Schuyler: Folda for for Rr.nkin for Pr rk, Strom for Kramar Referee- Max Roper, Nebra.ska. Umpb. H. John.ston Doane.

Headline.sman- Dcn Elliot! Nebraska. Trojans Repeat On Oregon Ags LOS ANGELES. Oct. Pla.xhing a power attack that swept the heavier Oregon State line aside, the University of Southern California Trojans today won their ninth straight victory over the Beaver grldders 30 to b. Gaius Shaver, stocky quarter for Troy, scored 20 points on three touchdowns and -wo klck.s.

Oregon State opened a desperate passing attack in the ourth period, but U. S. C. with 73 to 0 lead, had still another ace in the hole. Griffiths, a substitdte for Shaver Intercepted a long by Biancone.

raced to the l-yard line and xT-hras- lost two yards. Reb was hurt on the Sco c. Northwestern, 13, Nebras purple took out time. Marvil failed to kick the extra point when the ball went under the bars. Third Touchdown.

The third Northwestern touchdown came in short order. Marvil kicked off to Durkee of Nebraska who returned three yards to the Huskcr 28-yard line. pass to Schmitt was In- terceoted by Meenan the Wildcat back running 28 yards to a touchdown. Meenan had an open field on his touchdown scoring jaunt. Score: Northwestern, 19; Nebraska, 0 placekick for the extra point was wide.

Nebraska fans got their first opportunity to cheer when Kreizinger made a 45-vard return of kickoff. Kreizinger brought the ball to the Wildcat 45-yard line. Jens went in at left end for Eylar or Northwestern Just before Krite- Inger circled the right end for two vards Bauer slipped through center for a yard. Penney failed to gain and Bauer punted over the Northwestern line to a touchback. Northwestern scrimmaged for its 20-yard line.

Meenan cracking left tackle for six yards on the first play. smashed center for three. Bauer made a fair catch of 1 long 47-yard punt on the i Nebraska 23-yard line. Bauer made a yard at left tackle. 1 Kreizinger added four more on a sDinncr and then failed to gain as 1 the quarter ended with Nebraska I in possession of the ball on the Hu.sk* 38-yard line, fourth down and live yards to go.

I Score: Northwestern, 19; Nebras- ka, 0 I SECOND QUARTER. Nebraska sent in three new men at thK start of the period, Nesmitn going in at encl. Are yon SURE yonr olil car is really ut the ball where Mohler. with a Pepper Martin, vnunix rnrdinal DUtfielder. provided nuch of the klibouine at Durkee's wing and misting slash off tackle, thc fireworks in St.

over the AthleUcs in the second series Mathis replacing Bauer at quarter- iinal touchdown. 6 ame. This telephoto snows hhn scoring his and his Ernlc' Smith booted a placement team secom run in iv: inning on a squeeze play. Gelbert ck for three points in the third laytng down a bunt to former Rochester speed merchant kick quarter. home.

back. Rentner returned Sauer 37-yard punt a distance of 25 yards to the Husker 45-yard line. Boswell went Nebraska Makes Good Gains. Northwestern drew- a 15-yard penalty for holding. Masterson intercepted another Purple pass and it ball on the Husker 40-yarrt line.

Boswell ripped off five yards at right tackle. Sauer hit center for six yards and a first down, Boswell broke through right tackle and ran 12 yards to the Northwestern 37-yard line before he W'as stopped. Masterson went out of bounds for a yard loss to bring the play nearer thc center of the field. Masterson gained a yard at center. Brow'n slipped through right tackle for five more.

short pass to Nesmith failed to gain and Northwestern took the ball on Rentner hit the left end for four rards. Russell fumbled a bad pas.s rom center and lost eight yards. Wants To Stay. Ols-on tried to replace Russell in the Wildcat backfield. but Reb come out and so Olson came back to the bench.

Potter kicked 44 yards out of bounds on the Nebraska 26-yard line. Olson went in the Purple backfield for Russell. Sauer caught Potter asleep and with a quick kick. the ball over ills head. Potter retrieved the ball f.nd got back 11 yards.

The kick was good for 54 yards. Olson squirmed through center for two yards. Brown had a clear shot at Rentner pass but stick to it. The flip was Incomplete. Olson punted 46 yards out of bounds and Nebraska had the ball on its 21-yard line.

Freberg went in the Northwestern line for Weldln. went back in the Nebraska lln.) for Nesmith, end. Sa icr dropped back for a pass but trapped and the play lost 19 yards, putting the ball on the Nebraska line. The Purple line sifted through and partially blocked punt. The ball rolled out of bounds on the Nebraska 26-yard line.

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