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i' ii 11 Kearney High Contender for State Grid Title I mm FUMBLES AID LINCOLN TROUNGESHA CORNHUSKER fiflaCHINE SMOTHERS JAVHaWKERS ai.i i Armor i the two contending elevens, the Jay NGETON TO VICTORY GRKHD ISLAND III IMCOraKd neCdia ll hawkers, were outclassed. High School Scores Third (Citys No Match For yJayhawks Show Flash. K. ITs, offensive showed a slight R6d and Black Grid flash of effectiveness early in thej i a Island Lincoln, 1 Si 2. Aqqreqation.

Grand inland. Crimson Backfield Guilty Some Costly Boots and Bengal Backs Scoop Up Pigskin and Race to Winning Tallies; Win 10 3. PRINCETOFUNCORKS PLENTY OF TRICKS At Gothenburg Gothenburg, 14; Af Inn" Brown: Curtis A0g.e, a. combat but the Jayhawkers crumbled once the Cornhusker drive was under' way, Kansas was once an only once! in possession of the plgnldn in Ne raska" territory. During the first per.t tod Coach Potsy Clark's gladiator's reeled off two first downs and Playing Triumphs 'By Downing Hard Fighting Kansas Elc ven By 28 to 0 Score; Jay hawks Outclassed.

SCARLET AND CREAM DRIVES TO VICTORY cawsbn's Proteges Go Qn Stands Out as Feature of North LOAJp, 0. At havenna Ravenna, 18; Gib bon, 0. At Barneston Barneeton, 20; De Saturday Game. 4 vi tf vn Nub. Now 11.

charged jto the Cornhuskers 85 yard line. Then came a fumble by Halfback McAdams. 1 A Cornhusker player sisitched thSf Outplaying the Third Cty hall and Istwellen's subsequent punt I I.narltniinr OT IIIH sent the ball spiralling; out danger TJnniln HiKh won over i.ranu wm Scoring Rampage in Fourth jh. nt i Captain Buell of Harvard Eleven Forced to Sidelines Early in Game ancL Crimson Moves About Like Rudderless Ship. CAM Rftmfv! mTiZ Nov rt.

Ppri0d and COUnt TriO Of i tbeir total advance tn the final uuar rtllUU WU iter wm represented by a single gain' Tmirhriowns: Kansas Never; of thr yards. The jayhawker was; lOUUllUUWIia, rxouoaa iav decBlvely fl0gRd tod.iy, just as! here today filxteen to two. a 't'y Rave the locwl team Us single first down while the invaders marttn required ditn twelve times. Hrown Lincoln pilot, was the outstanding star of the Crand IwUind scored a safety in the firpt few mmutes of play when Cook Witt, 14. At Hebron Ag.

College, Hebron, 0. At Scottsbluff Scottsbluff, 23; Torrington, 6. At Norfolk South Omaha, 13; Norfolk, 0. At Crete Crete, 32; Exeter, 0. At Crete Crete Reserves, Lin ooln Third Team, 13.

At Bloomfield Bioomfteld, Newcastle, 0. At Oxford Minden, 13; Oxford, 6. At Holdrege Kearney, 67 Hold rege, 0. At Lexington Lexingtdn, 32; Alma, 7. At rFairfiera Fairfield.

8: Ed jnreaienea. i mvDk aeat vtsgcvew vt iiiionvi a uviyi i i mlirht have hoped for. Ivlncoln center passed tne oau ow 1 rour hundred Nebraska supporters "CY" SHERMAN. witnessed the triumph of Dawson's i iwnENCE. Nov.

li. team. A speciul of eight coachea him own roal line. Pefore the enl or the period" a drop kick by Brown from the 2 If yard line put Lincoln In the Twantv six gridiron campaigns have brought half the Nebraska gathering, Almost eleven yenrs arro to the d.it Trinceton ws plensed tp claim as its own a ynnhir Rentlemnn who wc to become famous ns Sm White, the man who could smell a loo ball rt a bloodhound scents Iti qunrry. flead by a sinttle point dragged round and round the dlat ot while the others made thadriv! to time since Kansas university has by automobiles.

The vic trounced Nebraska on the Jawrence torious Cornhusker team Is due in i Javhawkers tried Lincoln Hundav morning at a. ii i 1 i I i i ii i gar, 7. i At BeatriceOmaha Central, 42; Beatrice, 7. Use Forward rsses. In the second period a sertos of lone; forward passes nnd twenty yard plunfre by Curtain on a fake piny Lincoln a touchdown.

In the third Photd By Mattson Studio, Kearney. i airain today, seeking to turn badk thejm. via the Union Pacific special." Cornhusker Jigernaut but Lineup and Summary. Just as completely a former sea i Nebraska, 28 I 'on. Kan, Min Schoeppel j.

A Hlack KEARNEY ELEVEN AMONG UN DEFEATED TEAMS IN THE 3TAJJE. period end runs from a kicking; for At Lincoln Wahoo, 45; Aggie rngn 6. At Bethany, 40; Weeping Water, 6. 'At Columbus Columbus, 25; North Platte, '0. iuumv rrinceum wns a team of Sum White who Mr ins: im from ere rvM here to wmo.i tt ttarv4 fumble fnd th'i d.fe the CHta sop ln.tieir nnnnal pH.ijr,,i clause score 1ft to It te.

ir.i. Cave I a f. hall thronK which. Jammea Wehke Kearney high school is amons; the undefeated hitfh (6) em pel; (7) L. Keenan; (8) Van Fkike: () tleisel mJlMon Rn( three yard p'unKe by teams In the state.

The Kearney standards have! man; (10) Howker; (U) Georifef (12) olfrey: (IS) l.Kr!er bronKht another six points been lowered this season and the eleven is planning Wlmbery; (14) Ridireway; (15) F. Wimberley; 16) Hrown made perfect kirks on the school M)l Hnivuptliv'i ntvr HifTfrins vrv Mai. ui imui "lionbers; Shreves: (17) Maeauley: (18) Msns; (19) Miller; (20) stadium a sphering or nearly Peterson trv for points but on the latter play to bid for the state intersckolastic title. Haley ft.llowinff of tne ixeav rsasseic At Neill O'Neill, Verdigre, U. At C.eiter Chesler, 12; Nelson, 6.

000 M'layers in the above picture sfre: (1) Captain Peak er; (2 Minor; (S) Hellly; (4) Bomberg cr; (5) Kenan; (21) Kane; (22) Patrick; (23) Coach Eber hart; (24) Coach Bray. I 11 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.111n1u1111.il 1 i. .111. mi At Crawford Crawford. Chad "ln feroc'n sport aw the Jsyhawkers ground elkr IVT.r..

Mosby Imaeath the millstone of a 21 to OKcherer tiriffln mnment nnd salt ron. O. Lincoln was deprived of the additional point for holdlnsr. Lineup and Summary. Wells nd Curtain Orgnd Inland.

2 Lincoln, 18 Evcrhart le Mclntyre Dnviea. Pnse At Neiigh Ne igh, 73; "Albion, 0. At Wttmouth PItsmouth, 19; Peru Prep. 0, JLLIN 1 Saturday Scores I MHMSBHSaiMkSSaSSSSSBSMSSSHBSSMBSMSSMHaSMHSWMi Sfheel lriri A score. ireston nnson; Kansas was not once within jLeWeuen 'piwueon distauce of a touchdown.

The Jay 1 ft, pewits Mr A da ma hawkers, although they battled des 1 Hartley (c) Shannon peruttfiy'aud with, fin spirit, were; Substitutions: Nebraska Noble hopele' defeated from the moment for Lwwellen; Lewellen for Noble, i the hard drivir.s; Cornluwkers struck Russell for Preston, Thouiirf'n 7 or 'their alrld. A olock of a punt Schoeppel McGlasson for Wenke.j VVeller, Nebraska's ant right tacket('ti0UBe for MoAIUster for; as a safety by Kansas unl 1 Srherer, Henderickson for "N'eller; Cook I Wlt'tr, i nwnii w. Durlsch At VVilber vVdber Reterves, IN THE WEST. Holmes Kensinger Neumeyer rir Official Results Of Sfate Aquatic Meet at Omaha A. C.

(Special to The Star.) OMAHA. Nov! ll.The official results of the state injer tlTiolastiCv swimming meet held at AT Lawrence Nebraska 28; Kan tt Kelly nlng cVf tb rent. Tiaer Medy Outfit. 5 Its point were furnished through the medium of a touchdown bv rum an the swnd neriod and field front HiUer frutu thirfy thrae y.ud luie in th third. Prlnoe tm unifiacd the vust thn.ng with lis Ueft, Hrii (Heenilnglv resuiircefiiliiens.

luUiW le oa. delated line plutigoA, hind ni.it.keci ileptl fnrmat'im and Ktruight running plnvs tumbled one upon siiother tn bewilda WISCONSIN 0. Vostex lardner (o At Manhattan Kansas Aggies, 12: rairoury ne ervei, u. At Fairbury Fairbury 12i Hast ings, 0. At Dlair Blair, 12; Moda'e, 0.

At Randolph Rando'ph, 19; Laurel 0 At Gothonbura Gothenburg. verslty scoring; two fvr the, packer for Herquist; Nixon for Has ett: Nnbla fnr H. lewit; ILirtman 'ones Olds (nynes Thomus ore by quarters: for Hurtle 1 r. Dewiu for iweiien. iUnspt Hono Whpn Ounrtftr Cornbuskers In the opening peilod.

Weller's Playing Features. 4 a lr Sit JQS TtYI Ames Aggies, i. At ColumbiaOklahoma, 18; Missouri, 14. At Grinnell Cornell, Grinnell, 0. At Des Momes Drake, 19? Cole ea da Aaaiam.

S. Moon tor Black; Woodruff) aniias" Crand Jsland 0.0 0 2 una ha lnt nicht follow: i Mrves, 22i Maxwell, 0. eUr UlUVains for fVnhnrT IIttllrmn fnr fv. Nebraska intersciiolastie 200 yard lincoln i is 016 At Geneva Geneva, 30; Mutton, i ffh.mnlitmhln Wlrmt fontral HubMitUteH Ownd IkIr fl1 lloell Tslnnd lloen nmxe nnd HwrvarJ wni at Its wh At Cay Center Harvard, At Omaha Creighton, i cond Technical high: third. feldt for Poster: Lincoln Whit in l.nwA VLrtltia.

Sow Uon for Durif ch. Peck forKrleg, Kreig Clay Center. 0. wa.rdpa.stn Ivy for Oriffin; Burt tor Shannon; Into the hands cf Black for Boone. rujht end.

BWJ thj uakei Juj Touchdowncherer, Hartley, 2. man to sprint. forty yards to a toucn Ru(ell 5 down nth. end quarter. ckll from touchd6wnH.

Dewita. Colleae. 0. 58 2 5. Time Lincoln high A.

I At. ii9iir V.ary in the sn ond period. Can tain Biie! of wns forced to seek the tldeflnea. hoMnlnr on Reerves. 0.

uropKicK hor Lone Tally. iwipii.iiiiHuiiiLiiaaw.irt.iii.iii.ii MADISON, Wis XovT ll.The University of Wisconsin footbnll team wan eliminated from the bis; ten championship race her this nfternoon by the fighting Illfnols. to 0. tecord. Nebraska Interscholastia fancy diving chanipionsiilp.

First, tleore for curtain. Kitchen for Cook. Lewis for flds Olds for Mclntyre. Off. dale: Jone referee.

Noelke umpire. King headllnetiinan. At Csceais Osceola, 26; Schuyler, rne vornnuinqii 1 1 At Hastings Hastings College, 12; Grand Island College, 6. At Sioux City Nebraska Wesleyan 21; Morningside, 21. At Kearney Keaf ney Normal, 21; Cotner College, 0.

th third perlou. aunoiwu 10. Hafety Kansas. .1 i MUh l'hillp of Lincoln jsocond, Ben tot vj m. a a l.

1 .1 A 1 I At Pisrce 2 PJ iinview, 20; Pierce, 6. a Uly 'W1C nf tm Jay i cor Periods. 1 in the very shadows of the Jay 0 0 8 0 Kansas a inii rcd leff. Ilurvrtrd wa like a rud delea.s shin without him It was leading at this junctui by a score of 8 to 0. but Ihanre forth It proved to be a futile.

ua certain machine, stronrr enmtgh In Its Individual part hut tacking he cunning; and brain that guides It i raivetuenta. S'wuhl PLAY BY PLAY DETAILS. HAWKEYES BRUSH iAERlAL ATTACKS AQinP! isiirin rnD puiPimn' dropkiok that put acrnsn the on'y score, in the third quarter, from the At Madison Illinois. Wisoon 15. yard line.

nd disappointed 80.000 Wisconsin fans who erathered In the1 Ctylowa. M.nne ron oi uenirai; iniru, Denver iuisr of Technical. Nebraska interscholastic jard free style championship swim. First, Fdwtn Hahow of Technical; second, Dick Welpton or Centrul; third, darke McBride of Lincoln. Time 2T.S 5.

Nebraska interschoinstic 60 yrd roast stroke championship. First. Dick Welpton of Central; second. spirited Kanmts defensive which turned back tile Nebraska onslaught. Balked for three periods and held to a meagre total of nltie points, the Huskers were relentless in the Inal quarter, when they plunged and punched their to three touch FIRST" QUARTER.

Captain HlRicins of Kansas won the! Kir ialfiim fni ha Tlrir1irt anm. I SOS, It, tosa and chono to defend the south coming celebration goar which gave Karnwa the wind ad uuMn iiu nuiui mm run uniuHuuj iiowns. vantage. Fpuvg eon kicked off yards, Hurt ley renaming 1 yardir to the Kau Huskers Easily Superior. Th niarsin of sixperlorlty In the iS3 T.

ilowa Continues March Toward inc iiutn who re'ijucen linen, w1 directlv retpnsi)le for the Princeton score: He fumbled one Clesves on Ins Sl ynrd line nnd a nnderffj pd uate of the Sam White school of fitmble snntcMhe Ieipei uvldlv on the bell on the vnrd line. A moment Inter nnnderotti Mr. strode hick to Jhe tJ vnrd line nnd drop ltlcked the hall over the croaex, a. JP seconds. lo I.l...nlnl.dl.

44A.wn.il Smashing Forward Pass Drive Enables Maroons To, The Illinois forwards tote the Wis. ronsin line paper. Wisconsin menaced the Zuppke sroal in the first quarter and fumbled on th two yard (line. It was all off with tife Badgers after that. Coach Itlchards had elected for the Badgers tq use the pushing game and Quarterback liarr's flips were rvi failures, At Bloomington West Virginia, 33 Indiana, 0.

At Evanston Northwestern, 24; Purdue 13 At East Lansington Miehigsn Aggies, 6 Ohio Wesleyan, 9. At Indianapolie Butlsr, 19, De Pauw, 0. At Sioux City Trinity, 14; Columbus 0. 't 'At St. Louis St.

Louis, 14; Dal las. 0. At Oalesburg Coe, Knox. 6. At St.

Paul Hamlint. Carle Another Title In Big Ten" Group. free style championship. FlrsU Cornhusker ravur is uesi ioiu vy ino ana sf yara utie. ieweuen ran the cold satieties vt the combat.

In the, Jay hawker lett end tor si yard) on gains from scrimmage Nebraska the first play. The ball was ealied Uutrged onward for a total of 2T back and Kansas took alfive yard yards. The Kansas total was fifty penalty for eight sards. The Cornhusker cred liewits broke loose around left end ited tAemaelves with seventeen first for 2ft yards. iLewellen lost five yards downs while the negotl on two plays aad then, punted to Down Ohio State.

ond. Bill Thomas of Central; third. Tom Cpwaa of Time IOWA CITY. la, Nov. 11 The Hawkeye eleven brushed Minnesota oir rne ine points tnaf rerved tn mnke Tr'n estop's victory sure.

plunre out its path to a second Big Ten Nebraska Interscholastic JSnppke's lltrht team used the kicking gam throughout, booting the ball across the Wisconsin line from COIA'MBCS. Ohio, Nov. 11. A snvmhitiir forward pas attack In the third period tody enabled the hi' cugo MiUotas to win from Ohio State title by whippmg the Oophors, to for distance" championship. First, a 14.

t.eroy of Technical; second. Inwn anred nil nf tta faur touch 114 In 4 "Hurrn I'p Yost of ichlgHn. At Milwaukee Marquette, Nortn Jlohm Rah of 8ouh; third. Yin uniinir h. ir mtk in nrnnrf Ion for HsUnta 0.

St. th a rima aaainst the Budgers next 1 At Waukeeha Carroll, wlft of Central. Distance 0 feet. Nebraska Interscholastic 100 yard back stroke championship. First, downs In the first Captain The game was full of thrills and Locke, quarterback Parkin, and most 'flashy plays.

Two mintitea after the of the first string men were out of Ohio recovered a fumble apd the game in the seoond hlf. Workman kicked field goal from The Goobers had their first chance the 30 van! 4 y. Saturday, diagnosed bad Johns, 0. ate oiUy three first downs, weorasaa yams the ball bounding back to the atvempiai four forward passes, none center of the field of which was completed. Four passes It was Kansas' ball on the Nebras by Kansas, were unsuccessful, while 47 yard line.

McAdams made six Additional paes netted a gain of 1 yards around Nebraska Wight end on thirteen yards. Nebraska, gained fif a double pass. Burt added three more ty flv yards on one kU'koff while4 through ce nhr and Hpurgeon and five ktekoff by Kansas totaled 45 Wilson nfkile it a first dooo. yard, tfeven Nebraska punts gained Adorns gained a yard on a tackle dive 70 yard, while eight Kansas 1.ut fumbled. Nebraska receycring on uaiverslty totaled 120 yards.

i a 4 yard line, DewKa tnde seven Nebraska's returns of Kansas' kick yards through guard abd ubded an. .1 .1 i lit n.M T3: nssasu, e. Cahow of Technical; second "Gee. I hate to play against mem At Cleveland I Frank Mockier of CentraJ; thl.d. In the opening period when Farkrn A 100 yard Punt.

A 100 y.rrd Punt. til ThM lineun: a nnativ usnmson, Harvard Fumbles Costly. I taker was also something tfr a central figure In the si nrlng of the Princeton touchdown although the principals' were. Oehrko ij 1 larvai 4 nnd Cray of Trinceton. Oehrke It wn who.

stood on own 2S ystrd line and Hllowed tha ball to waft beyond his i frnnt'i grasp when tackled bv tlray. Ti oval bounded toward the Harvard goal with no less thiin four Prime ton men in a puruilt so frenxiei that they got In each other's wi; Maker final) got un to ths ball and would have been free rornu over the goal for a touchdown but he became so flurried he fell' on the me i. fumbled the ball deen in loWa tewi nii of Workinitu'a punts was IVInois einnsti, 0. i.i.i i.m.., itory. and Minnesota' reoypred on hBet ever made an the local field.

WJlHon At Denver Denver 7 Coiorsao Ummus Mines. 7. Milan i At aoeinofield Mo. State Teachers, Vernon udder Technical Pt 27 yard Tme After After fun.bl ng a fn! o2 ond Joe Olrthoffer of South: thlrcL two iTtf T'' Murlmu popped on the ball, in th hadow of Bill Thomas of Central. Tim I Vood to klund for seventeen yard, own goal PO ts.

wrn Mh ho offs netted 111 yards, while Kansas othjr yard. He then drove tnf vokle did not come back a single yard. Re for seven yards and av first down. Kohens Central Wesleyan, 9 turns by Nebraska of Kansas punts' Hartley bled on the next play 14; Dal Miuer At Louis bU 1.0 mi a. M'nute and 4 i seconds.

i Wisconsin Foe. Irish Below It Hoefeld lg Nichols Beibersteln Smith rt. Te belle nil Barr i Williams fCHbson CI h. Taft tb. rrnry iwo ms uuu uycr iiiiiiik mi line.

i iuil iv" jm lam. n. j.r which laHM In th air totaled fft yaraa. iieturns oy iwansus nansaa recovered on the Kan of Nebrwxka punts netted the Jay 4uyard line, hawkers tbirty six yards, penalties i Husksrs Stop Jsjtfiawks. st'org 14 to 7 for Iowa a a rat a 1 tnicHtro Moorea nrsi ny two oraiinni Richards A Tlff Akron, 19 1 Heidelberg, O.

ClrtTk At Woester Wooster, 63 Ken Bhouts n. set back tne cornnuagtirs a total ot; Aiier two inuomuiete furwurJ Mrh(down for Iowa in the first quarter, plays, a forward pas which netted 10: "Svsrthmore. 0. passes, McAdams punted forty yards. At AsWsnd Ashianq, ei? KOOinsOB li yard llnef Lewellen mada tea raids, while Kansas was pun ished to the extent of thirty tive 4 Battle in OoWnpour, The promise that the battle might 20; Mount At Oxford Miami, yards and lewlt failed to gala.

Lew. fir" mini innii the Hawkeyes marching through the twenty yards, a double pass by which Minnesota line almost at will. I'yott circled Icf end ten yards for the Rip Through Gophers. touchdown. The Hawkey backs ripped through Runs in 8ubs.

the Gophers line in the second quar i Ohio at once began putting. In subs, ter. jMK ke adding two more touch 1 But the maroons completed another downs to the total. The half ended brilliant forward paw. Fyott ta Dixon 2K to 1 for the chunipiona which went for the second touchdown.

At Providence Boston 7 Providence, 0. At Manchester Maine, 14; New Hampshire, 7. a At Worcester Holy Crpaa 17 Springfield, 0. At Portland Bowdoin, 13; Tufts, Union, C. At Dayton Dsy ton, 38 Baldwin ellen puhted to the Kansas 45 l.ue, ilson returning ten vurd.

itni HISII be fought on a diT gridiron, under a Vard and lunav aa not fullfllied. Be ''5 "nU sunny aklaa. wa. not unfilled. Be 7," 7 Wallace.

14. a Colorado wpnng olorsde fore the whistle sounded the end of m2aZ 1 ufn lo CHee. 155 Colorado 3 At Beloit Lake Foreat, With practically all the regulars Dixon got completely away from the 12 Bel jhe first nuarter a drt.allng rain nd Jd7 7tl '7. LnVl At Wheeling Bethlehem, 7j Ohio ol4t in the second Tiaif. Iowa was ob fresh Ohio subs and ran fifteen yards lowering doucN gave notice of an 0.

Kansas yard Una. ii udams tried an end run nut in. Kno Coe. 20i Ki, At 8impeon Sfmpson, "i Upper Impending dowiTpeur. The siippery ball and soggy field halted the Cornhusker a ofieusive while the first half the defensive a good share of the time.

Lfter receiving 20 yard pass.y In the fourth quarter the Aophers The Buckeyea scored in the fourth started a desperate forward passing period by a series of short passes drive for another ceore. Belling rtlay which look the ball to the three yard four yarda. A forward pass from Wll At Allentown Villa Nova, 15t Muhlenberg, 0. At Providence Brown, 27 Bate i9 TRIMS HUGE Buffalo County Gridsters Keep in Race Toward State Grid ll rard line with tint a Harvard min within yards of him. One of the) Princeton men had been detected kicking the ha'T rarefullv town rd tr Harvard goal dur'nr th melee nnd Tlsrers drew five yard pr.i1tv In roneemience.

Princeton Uneever Trlekg. Nut a bit disooncertcd or nonplussed, tbu radical elMuenc rne. i'ruiceton team put or) a aoitive crias cntsa. Cleaves to Cruwi who rounded the oppose flank for a aiKieti yard gain, stepping out of boutd 011 the two vari line. Ou th neat line up, Crum fought bis a ay through the lino for a touchdown.

rrlncetoti was also guilty of having a individual la Us backftidd In the first period ji to him goes the credit or the creuit, us the case may tie, for tar vnrd's lonely field goal. Jla gnn Wlugato by name and erratic by tendency and attempted the Impos 28; was in progress, but a rejuvenated r.H. cnoeppei At' Austin Tesas University, Inr full back intercepted a Minnesota line from where it shovsd over the Nebraska eleven. Inspired by a de line Southwestern, Q. i a Rtee.

Sit Arasnsas, r. downed. lewellen made fotir yards but Dewits ket two yards a aai I a A ti a fn an Im4 a. termination to make Kansas university's annual drubbing quite com i aallaajoaa 9 I i tsri uiwi mas a iuuyvti IJ1Q r'WMVI Ufiva aoie pass. plete, swept onto the field at the start! At Topeks wssnoar At Schnoctsdy Union, 21 1 Hamil Martlneau tend McCreary agnlq HI vm ni A f1 lloge of tmpona, 13.

brought the ball within striking tils, i ''J 111 VXK" Wilson returned Lewellen'. nil tr Col Championship. 4 the Kansas 24 yard Una At Buffalo Hobart, 2( Bgffalo tanco of the goal, and Martinson's Triumphs Over (was scored a second touchdown for ton, t. IN THE CAST. West Point Notre Dame, 0j went through tackle for seven yards i but the play was called jaek and of the third period and promptly proceeded to batter around and through the Jayhawker line.

Kansas university's superb defense baited the Corn huskers during the third period, but the Nebraska machine refused to be At Troy Rensselaer, 69 Woreos At tHpeclal to The Star. 1 Ii1I.PRRK. No; 11. the Gophers. The game was played on a fast field.

The lineup: Iowa Prs. Minnesota Army, 0. 4 Multnomah, 21 0 TOUIINAMKNT OF ItOSKH KTA D1UM I'AHAIJKNA. Nov. 11.

ter Tech, 0. At teaington Franklin, 34; Trsn Kearney high school kept In the race ivansas penai sea rifteen yards for holding. was Kaustis ball on its yardUne. At Combrtdgo rnnwn, for the state Inty acholastle fonthsll vard, S. championship by defeating Holdrege i t' New Haven 'Yolo, 45 Maey I At Welter Blocks Punt.

Ohio Thompson it. J. Gross Han ancisro'8 Olympic club this At Wheeling Bethany, 7 U4 0. land, 0. Minn irk Weller broke through arid bbaked 1 hero yesterday.

8T to i The Kear Gay I afternoon won the clu' fiotball A as I champUmshlp of the west defeating McAdams' 'punufgor a safeiv. At Syracuse Syracuse, 32 Me nsy eleven outclassed the locals at tieiat. o. Meade. rg.

A Abrams the Multnonuih athletlQ rlub of Port ery turn thq game and won in handy fashion. a Phtladelohis Pitt, 7j Pennsyl Krtsal rt "McDonald I IN THE SOUTH. At Atlanta Georgia Tech, 19 Gsorgatown, 7. dee led during the final stage of the struggle, and the Comhuskers thenj ploughed and plunged to a decisive triumph The Cqrnhugker attack moved along with machine like precision. With the husky Nebraska forwards opening holes In the Kansas line the Cornhusker baekfmld men delivered smash upon smash whi the Jayhawkers could not halt.

Cava right tackle for K. stood up under a terrific battering. The Buskers were rt ef'hjoll Parkin b. Groses iVAtNew York Cornell, 23 Dert B'oemfeld Ties ewes at I a 'Mta! to The Hlar.l At Athene Virginia, Georgia, a Hhuttieworth Ih. "nuiuowonn.

mouth, 0, At Dallas Texas A. a Locke lkre: Nebraska. Kansas, Kansao put rhe ball in play oa Its 10 yard Una Kpurgoon ran. the. right end for three yarda.

Time was up or the first quarter wita) the ball in Kansas' poaeoaaiMfl on the Kansas 13 yard Una, I Kcure at end of first qiaurter: Nu'. braska, ii Kansas. 0. SECOND QUARTER. Mitchell BIXIO.MFIKI I.

Nov. 11. Al Jew Yerk Columbla, 17 Mid Methodist Western, 7. lana. Zl to V.

in a taai. ipn game. Tbp long sprints Tlabblt" Hrsd shsw. former Nevada all American quarterback, for the Olympics were the feature of the game though Jlill Hteers of the Wiru.wl M. Otico or twice had the stands on their feet a hen ho tore loose.

Abottf 10,000 spectators witnessed the game. Miller Matt.e&u a enii.nriIVw 19, dmii. 19 BlootnfWd and Newcaatle plyd a. a a. a I jiwaw a gf A a el ej I or aa faap aai aiw a a scoreless lie nero ynwuruny Hmvt BrunswlK usr mjwwm, ji sibility of running back one of Gehrke'a punta bitfora he eaucyic lh bMl.

Am a result he mrefuliy tosaed the goal over hlsvleft shoulder foe luck or omethlng Xnd 01 back of the goat line with Wlnga's gnd he entire Crimson In full cry. The Tiger managed tn retrieve he error in part by snatnning up ball behind the goal and rushing It out the three yard line. Hut the pas left Princeton In precarious condition from which It could not escape the almost inevitable penal v. Owen Scores Placement, An it was. Cleaves, who wJiS At Enid Phillips, ill Central col loge, 1 Ncttner team na a anniw im 6.

TP At sr.ta. Cellego Penn. Ststo. 10, At Louisville Centra, Z7 Wash Metiseri and both are aspirants to th northeast "Nebraska championship. not slow to detect the weak spot, tn the Kansas university Una and light eeprmkio sui failiu 1 tliid.ini iLitldL Carnegie Tech, 0.

At Washington Wsshlngton A i Wsbssh. 6. eiien Hartley and H. lMwlta aained ui vunma n. Ington A At Columbia South Carolina, 27, 4 Furman, 6.

i At NashvWUo Vonderbilt. 19: Ken i much or Netiraaka yardage total BtUf. war Cava a station. failed tv Hilt, McAdams minted to vffiiereV'M vi aa At Hobokon Msse. Agglea, 12t Fairbury High Trims Hastings Uneotn Reserves Win, (Special to The Ktar.) CHKTH.

Nov. 11. The I.ln coin hllfh third team defeated the Crete Beaervi here today. IS to 0 VEfl BULLD a I 1 rest on who returned eight yards to Co On Scoring Rampage, the Nebraska 3. vard yard a ill.

mstown Wesleyan, 7l tucky, 0. At Tampa Florida, 57, Missis sippi, 0.v At Montgomery Auburn, 19, Tu Williams. 22. 4 By Dozen Points "MIeld to nine points during three periods, the Huskers puiati dad the averntg Jayhawkvrs ttd partided to lewellen punted fort five yards Wtlsfn returned five, ailing gain aJeAdams 1 punted and 1'rvtttoti re At Annspoho svy, ior, 0. At Suwsnse Suwsnfo, 21, Bir 1 tiormal Antelopes Score Three turned tan yarda but fumbled and I'AlftHCHlf, Neh.

1 1. Fair t.uiy Hustings here today by a ore 12 to 0. Falrburjfs Fairfield Trims Edgar. (SiAcial to The Htur.) KAUIKIKU, Nov. I.

Fairfield defeated Kdgar high hero to day by an I to 7 score. Kansas recovered in midfteld. Orif minghsm Southern, 0. rtn made three yarda. On alcAdaina: Touchdowns Against The Cotner Eleven.

forward pass Cellar hit the ball into At Bethlehem pucanao, Ai Mesdvills Allsgheay68 Westminster. 0. At Baltlmoro DroaoU Hopkina 68. firtMnhura. 27 1 Scharvr's hands and he ran fort Cnuii, Taker.

Trwat and flrae. car. rled the 1'rtnceton teaiit on to victory W4 fortunate to get the 1.J nut to he S'vet line on a puif. Hera sigmtllnd fnr a flr retell and, from a vary difficult angle. Owen aent a placement go spinning over the cross In the dying momenta of the game.

Harvard cHed out Uoseoe Kitts. the man who dUI so much to tie Princeton last yesr, and proceeded to open up the strateclo law three touchdowigi during the fourth and final quarter. Captain Hartley twice plunged across toe Kansas goal, whUs the fourth Nebraska touchdown was counted by Quarterback Jatll ou a drive through Coach Bawson. following tne final touch down. Interjected entirely new tfetm of Cortiliuakera, With BuSrveit.

Ne)te. It. teits and Harunn it) the yard to a touchdown. Iew1ts place I Osceola Winner At Richmond North Carolina, V.M.I 7,. 1 At Oxford Mississippi, fl; Hen drix, 7.

At Georgetown Wilmington, 23s Georgetown, 4 At Chsrlaston Clamron, 13i Cia dsl, 0. au aaa me try tor point. Ht ore: Net raaka, Kansas, d. ver Schuyler Hi jeh.town, o.m r.rat counter cunie in unni quarter us a result of a SO yard run Hall. The set ond acore was iin'e In the fourth quarter by S''a of end runs af.d Hoe snitishes.

tthr titm was able to gain tmsiatnistry Hastings axcelled In I (seinr rrme while Fatrl nry was rre ancceeaful at n. lining the ends. airbury w.s grestly weakened he loss tf Chpttiln relsltr who wh .1 lured in pract be last week and Spurgeon kicked off fifiy flve at ueove vjr fPpertal to the Star.) KEARNEY. Nov, 11. The Antelopes a'fn another victory today takinsr th 'oner fi'ill ioga KJ'twenty oti to iiotltinr.

Cotner t) lay ad an Mfjifreanlvo game In tha he. qussne, 0. At Carlisle Dickenson, 16; St. yarda iHa'its returning twenty. fire lards to the Netruaka SO yard line.

After Hartley failed to gain. Noble substituted in the Nebraska back field for lewitx. It Starts ftgirt. A drtssllng ram set in. On the second play.

Noble ran the Kansas left end for seventeen yard, I.we len hit center for thre yards. Noble Il.illowav tir fn'l buck who wu USCKol A. Nov. 1 1 HscmiIu ana Mt lugu athool plumed an interesting game of fothaU hets yua tarda y. I ac ola won the game by a 6 to 41 tnaisin.

A large crowd attended the gam. Loup City Win ear. ia.t'al to Th iuri IjOCP CITY. Mv. ll.

loui City futd Narih iiup here yea terdgy by ft il to I scofs. bag. One ths from iwen to ri'is deep in terrltniy was gond for thtrty tww yards, end another Owen to Ch'trchUl netted alt me on the following but. Princeton was ble trik un alt "tree attempts nd when the whistle blew itfuktield, the plunging Nebraskaus wara on tha.r way to a fifth fnve'on to the Jayhawkers goi whan the final whistle halted the Cornhusker It hrtugh Waller, lewellen. If.

le wtis and Captain Hartley were the mum, eehittilattng tn Nebraaka'a trl mtv. it w.vs a N'abrska itffrhiu that conquered the Jsy Hawars today. At every position oa ON THE PACIFIC COAST. At Stanford Southern California, Stanford, 0. At Seattle California' 4fS: Wsthingtea 7.

At Ei'jert Oregon Washington Ctate, 0. At Sen Frsncisce Olympic A. 21, Multnomah, 0. JAtamilton Colgate, 40; Roches tee, 0. At Boston Boston collage, 33; Bsy'or, 0.

At Burlington 'Vermont, 81; Norwich, 0. At Amberst Amherst, 41 1 Trig ty. 0. but later reuortxl to dafensw hlfi down the scorer. A li yrd run hv Parrek for a 'otfhdown forward rusres 'for 'ouchdowna and goal Mcka.

did th work. A high r.bt wind and rait' to the dlscornforture of tath he playsra and crowd attending. Mw)ualifld in the first few minutes ff pluy. The at performers for Fairbiir iie.na, right eud and Corp, toll back. (Continued on Tsge Right) Cotiaue4 on Page Eight..