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nCHT THK I 1 stati; JolKN I 0 I MKKK 2 (). Nebraska Offense HUSKERS GO DOWN FIGHTING TO FINISH Last Terrific Effort Halted by Final Gun With Ball on 3-Yard Line. Running Story of Loss at Hands of Washington Huskies HUSKERS OUTYARD HUSKIES Washington Scores on Pass in First Period to Take Lead. KO SCORING IN SECONB HALF Scarlet and Cream Warriors Present a Crushing Offense in the Dying Minutes, But Fail. liy John lirntlpy Journal Pport Kdltor.

SEATTLE, Nov. bowed today before Enoch Washlnfcton Huskies. 10 to 6, In an Interaectlonal football game that provided as thrilling a finish as was ever recorded on any gridiron. Even those especially designated for the cinema were flat compared to the closing minutes of a titanic struggle in which both elevens shot with everything they had. Twenty-five thousand saw the game Get this picture.

The final quarter half gone. Nebraska Is behind four points and the ball Is on 20-yard line. Hopeless. It appeared from any angle a Cornhusker follower could view it. Bill Bronson STATISTICS 0F GAME.

12, from WMhInglon Nebninka tSI. Vkrda from Washington 40. 14. (MMsra Inifton 3 for 9t jartia, ror 5.1 yarda. Tnrompirtr Waahintton 3.

Arrracr distanro of Wasli- inftnn for 31 5 for 3S yards. and mlurard: Waahliiftoa 00 00 yards. Ayrrajr diwtanrr of kirkoffi Waah. ington .1 for 50 for 50 Prnaltlra: Waablng-ton. 25 yards.

.10 yards. Arbrmnka onr, (rrroy- rrrd by Washington). Attrmptrd flrld WashinK- tofi 2, Nrbraska I. FIRST QUARTER. Captain Sllner, ot Nebraska won the toss and defended the goal.

There scarcely was any wlna blowing. Tesreau kicked otf fifty- five yards to Stephens who returned tweny-five yards to 35-yard line. Howell hit right tackle for three yards. It was second down, seven to go. I'resnell added at left tackel.

Third down. dove over right guard for four yards. Presuell made first down with another two yard gain The ball was on 41-yard line. Howell made a yard at left tackle, broke thru eft tackle for five yards but the play was called back and Washington penalized for being off side. On the play Howell gained eight yards, but fumbled.

Washington recovering the ball. The play was nullified and Washington penalized another five yards for being off side. I made a yard at right guard. It was another first down. Pres- niade three yards at left next play.

Howell hit left tackle one yard and first down The bail Was on 20 yard line. Howell drove thru center for six yards. Howell failed to gain at right tackle. Howell bit eenier for six yards and another first down. The ball la on Washington yard line.

Howell cracked the same hole lor tour yards. Howell added anotuer guard yard at center. On the next play. Howell event off right for five yards and a touchdown. Bonaray reidaced l.auzon at cen.er tor Washington.

SU pheus, with Howell holding the ball, failed LIHCOLM CRUSHES HEAVY LANE TECH SMOTHERS CHICAGO ELEVEN BY 38 TO 7 COUNT. BEAEG TAKES REST. SEATTLE. Nov. Coach Boarg left here tonight bound for California where he will take a reat and also age the University of Southern California and Notre Dame game December 4.

OKLAHOMA STATE DRAWING PRAISE ONLY VALLEY TEAM WITHOUT A DEFEAT. tackle. Molzen replaced Lucas in the Nebraska line. Tesreau added three vards at Onlv Score Is Result nf Plays. and the Lincoln right tackle.

It was aonther first Result Of end to end wa.s far super Least down and the ball was on Ne 46-yard line, Patton made ay ard at center, but was offside and penalized five yards. Patton added two more over left tackle. Tesreau added a yard at Charleston made another yard ovex right tackle Time out for Nebraska McMullen wa.4 hurt on the last play. Whitmore replaced McMullen in the Nebraska line. Patton went oier left tackle for to kicK the extra point two yards and first down, putting ment.

Score; Washington, 7, Ne- the ball on line, oraska, b. Charleston made three yards at Ihe ball went wide of the posts right guard. Tesreau faked a pass on the kick for point. Stephens and Patton plunged for two yards at left tackle. A forward pass, Tesreau to was incomplete.

Shaw walked back to the game. Nebraska, it appeared, was headed for a when it happened. Captain Stiner, playing his last game for Nebraska, was hurt in the second quarter. He tried valiantly to stay In the game, but after one more play had to be helped from the field and he could not come back when the second half opened. Most First Downs.

There were some who questioned iJie attempt for a field goal In the first when wa.s Howell added three more at right yards. Tesrau gained seventeen guard. cracked left tackle yards and Nebraska was penalized kicked off forty yards to Schuh. who returned fifteen yards to 35-yard line. Tesrau ran from punt formation and gained four yards.

Carroll re- which was short and wide. Bron- placed Charleston in the Washing -1 son replaced Stephens, ton backfield. Guttormsen broke loose thru left tackle for. fifteen Team Runs up Twenty-one First Downs. Hy Floyd (lids.

A crushed and badly beaten Lane 'I'ecb team headed toward Chicago and home Friday morning after being served a Thanksgiving dish consisting mainly of a 38 to 7 defeat from Coach Lincoln high eleven at stadium I'hursday afternoon. The Red and Black warriors outplayed the Windy City aggregation in every department of the game and handed the much heavier Chicago team the worst licking they have taken in recent year.s 'rhe statistics clearly tell the ior to the Chicago opponents. -Maser played a strong game at end until he was carried from the field with a badly sprained ankle late in the game. The lineups and sunimary li li tg iloltsr J. ItMUsr rg.

IVrlmtiii Ktkgiiint MtiHhkr FpiHlahn (c) (inUxxtki l.tnroln: Townsend fnr for Ktmlsr, Klmmrl for l.tnroln— Itshor Koolrr Folgrr II. Ilnorr KItrhrn 1 lisugli rindull Substitution Mnkor, lor three more yards. Howell hit off left guard tor two more yards and another first dosjn. Stephens ran the Washington end for eleven yards and another first down. The ball was on 28 yard line.

Nebraska yard wherq he was forced out of fifteen yards for roughing, which put the ball on 15-yard line. Lawson replaced Weir for Nebraska and Hanley replaced rau for Washington. Patton gained I plowing goal-ward and needed two relieved Stephens i yards on the last down. The Husk- tt quarterback and started an at-1 era had been going steadily forward tack that proved a human ava-jand might have kept it up to a lanche. Blue Howell crashed the i touchdown, but that la aecond guess Une and Bronson mixed It up with stuff.

passes to Beck and MIelenz. who The statistics bear out the fact had also been inserted. that the Huskers had the edge in That steady march had the root both first downs and yards made ers of both elevens In a frenzy, from scrimmage. Two or three times Nebraska I While these angles show in needed from two to four yards on the point column they certainly the fourth down and as many times the Scarlet delivered, sometimes with passes and sometimes Howell take away any disposition there might be for apologizing for the performance in what will or Presnell would Jam the line for probably be their last appearance on the west coast for several seasons. The lineup and summary; I.M Hohu Mc.MNlleii Iwtton HowHI I hAtiesloa Oehlrlrli worked and the Huskers Hekah for had their chance but the left side' 1 Hanie, for Papo, It.

Final Drive Cut Short. Wtth the ball on the 22-yard line, and time fading swiftly. Coach Bearg was forced to shoot In a substitute after each play In order to oonsenre what few precious moments remained. Time is out from the moment the substitute reports until the next play Btarts. This took out while Blue Howell wiped the mud his lace.

Howell hit center for three yards. Howell drove off left tackle for two more yards. Presnell hit center for four yards on a fake forward pass. Stephens dropped back to the thirty-yard line for a placement kick. The kick was wide and Washington scrimmaged from the 20-yard line.

Guttormsen made three yards on a fake punt play. Tesreau punted on the 23-yard line. Stephens lost twelve yards on an attempted forward pass, Douglas ilumplng him before he could get bounds. Carroll went off left tackle for three yards. Cook replaced Wright In the line.

Cook dropped back to the 15- yard line and a 15-yard penalty was socked on Washington when Cook talked to another player. Cook then dropped back to the 30-yard line where he placeklcked a field goal. Score; Washington, 10. braska 6. This made eight field goals out of nine trys for Cook this season.

Cook kicked off fifty-eight yards to Brown, who returned twenty- Beck replaced Oehlrlch. Howell made six yards at right tackle. Howell added another yard at the same bole. Carroll replaced Tesreau In backfield. Howell hit center for two more yards.

Howell hit right tackle for another yard and first down. Presnell made yards around left end. A pass, Bronson to Beck, was good for five yards. Howell crashed right tackle for seven and Bronson made one yard at left tackle. Presnell ran the right end for five yards, Howell went out of bounds for a 3-yard gain.

Howell hit right tackle for yards and a first down- A forward pass, Bronson to Reck. gained tw more yards Howell added two more yards at right tackle. Wilson replaced Pape In the Washington line. Ball on 40-yard line, MIelenz replaced -Beck in the Ne- three yards to 24-yard braska backfield. Presnell made line.

Stephens made two yards yards at left guard. Bronson rid of the ball. Presnell made left tackle. The half ended bit center for two yards and a first with Nebraska In posession of the Ilf the line thru which Howell tried to make the three' yards that meant victory rose up smothered him before he could start bis famous drive. The march had continued, despite the necessary shakeup after each jplay.

A fourteen yard pass, Howell to MIelenz, put the ball on the 8-; yard line. Howell crashed tackle. for two yards and then added three more at the same hole. The right side fell back before terrific drive at that side of the Huskie forward wall. It was then that the ball rested on the 3-yard line, and frenzied spectators were crying themselves hoarse to either hold that line or touchdown, depending upon the point of view.

There were two seconds left as' for TearMMi. for fWrroil. NcArMke: mcm for WInrr. Browa for PreonttU, for Wrir, PrroNoli for Brown, MeUon for I.orwo, Mpmcne for l.or. for Bmmen for Brrk for Oehlrtrh, lliriroB for Brck, I.tnUoll for Brorwon, IRiTowii for Undell, Wirkhnm for BuTenn, A.

Mjuidery for for A. Mnndery. Touehdoim Hoieell. Field Kitia fAeore by Waohlngton Nebraoka supposin' Nebraska had Just won. That would have been merely an- the ball was snapped on that last other football victory, play, and the pistol shot sounded the Huskers had as Howell went down.

Had the lived those last dramatic game continued Washington would have taken the ball on downs at this spot Huskere Threaten First It appeared that the Huskers were going to a touchdown right off the bat, but with two yards remaining for a first down and one down left, Stephens tried a place kick which failed. i 'The Huskers marched. fifty six yards on that trip. The Huskies then opened up an overhead attack that netted a counter. Tesreau flipped to Charleston for twenty-eight yards.

After Charles-; ton muffed a perfect throw on the Huskers 1-yard line, Guttormsen snatched the next flip and traveled to a touchdown. It was a real piece of aeceptlon which called for a fake double pass 'behind the line, which drew the secondary defense to the right side, the Huskie quar-' terback being wide open when he caught the flip on the left side of the Husker team. proved again that being behind means nothing to a real fighter and proceeded to open up an overhead attack that paved the way for a touchdown. Stephens threw to Oehlrlch for sixteen yards and Brown repeated with another flip to the Columbus boy which netted nine yards. Then came Blue Howell and smashed nineteen yards to a touchdown in six plays.

Washington supporters saw shades of George Wilson, their own line -1 cracker par excellence, when the Omaha athlete smashed for gains time after time. Stephens missed the try ior point by Inches and the Huskies still led by 7 to 6. Guttormsen and Tesreau ripped off a pair of pains which put the Huskies in position to count again in the second quarter. A 15-yard penalty Inflicted when Joe Weir was banished for piling on a tackled Washington player, set the Huskers back to the 14-yard line. Cook Comes to Rescue.

Cook. field goal kicker, who has made eight in nine attempts this season, was rushed In. He forgot and talked to a player and Washington was back fifteen yards. But It did not matter to Cook. He dropped back to the 30-yard line and placed a perfect field goal between the posts for the last points either team had been able to make.

There even a hint of stigma attached to the defeat Insofar as is concerned. Glen Presnell made a costly fumble after rip ping thru for five yards deep in Huskie territory, but that can hap pen to anybody lugging a wet ball, and it was the only fumble of the moments of the fourth period. They would have missed something. WitvShlngton players and fans would have missed something. A million Nebraska fans would have missed something -a something real and worth while.

four yards at right tackle. Ste- phen.s ran from punt formation gaining five yards at right tackle. Stephens punted thirty-two yards to Guttormsen, who returned thir- tenn yards to the Washington 27- yard line. Tesreau hit right tackle for seven yaids. Patton hit center for four yards and a first down.

Tesreau made one yard, but the play was called back and Nebraska penalized five yards for off side. A forward pass. Tesreau to Charleston was good for tweniy- i yards, putting the ball on 37-yard line. Patton made a scant yard on a line plunge. Tesreau gained six yards, running from punt formation Charleston hit right tackle for five yard.s and a first down.

The ball was on 23-yard line. Nebraska took lime out. McMullen stopped Charleston for no gain at right guard. A forward pass 'Fesreau to Charleston was incomplete, Charleston fumbling. He was on the 2 yard line when he mised a per- i feet throw.

two yards at left guard. A forward' pass, Tesreau to Guttormsen. was good for twrenty yards and a toucn-1 down. I Guttormsen was all alone when he caught the ball and w'as un -1 touched. Shaw place-kicked the extra point.

The quarter ended. Score: Washington, Ne-i braska 0. SECOND QUARTER. Tesreau kicked off for Washington thirty-five yards, to Lee who returned five to 32- yard line. Presnell made two ball on 26-yard line.

Score: Washington. 10; Nebraska. 6. THIRD QUARTER. When the half ended Nebraska had run up nine first downs and Washington five In the second half the Washington line-up was the same as at the start of the 36-yard line and tried a story of the decisive victory over the Lane athletes.

IJncoln rolling up a total of twenty-one first downs to a slim pair for the Invaders. -Altho outw'elghed almost twenty- five pounds per man. the Lincoln forward wall outcharged the! heavier Lane linemen and made it po.sslble for the ball carriers to hang up the remarkable record of 370 net yards gained from scrimmage. Bog Raugh, the brilliant Lincoln halfback, deserves much of the ciiidlt that goes to the Brownies for their victory. After his fumble in the early part of the game was converted into a Chicago touchdown by Pearlman, fleet Lane wingnian.

Raugh proceeded to right himself by consistently skirting the Green and Gold ends for long gains. longest run came in the final quarter when he circled the Lane left end and cut back for thirty-seven yards and a touchdown. He scored three touchdowns during the afternoon and put the ball in scoring distance on several other occasions am very well satisfied with the result of our second Intersectional game, and my only regret Is that our uncrossed goal line was crossed for the first Ume." Thus spoke Coach Browne after witness iug the overwhelming victory for his eleven. Thinks Looked Dark. Things looked dark for the Lincoln eleven when Pearlman scooped up fumble in the A forwar.l pass.

Bronson to Mielenz, gained two yards. A forward pass by Bronson was incomplete. Howell crashed left tackle for five yards. Bronson passed to Presnell for four yards and another first down. Ball on 22- yard line.

Lindell replaced Bronson for Howell went thru left tackle for four yards, but game, with the exception of Pape i the play was called back, both early part'of the fifst quarter and for Wilson and Schuh for Douglas, teams off side. ran twenty-eight yards to a touch- Du Teau replaced Lindell. forward pass, Howell to Mielenz, Perhaps Not, But Smart Enough to Keep Four Figures Working. A team that can keep four figures working when its conference season ends, is bound to he smart in one way or another on the field or in the baek room the schedule was made. Oklahoma gies, unblemished team of the Mi.s- sourl Valley unless tie a blemish, will he generally reeog- nlzed a.s the champ.

This is on the theory that figures Me even tho liars often use tjpewrlters By scampering goalward iii the last second.s of the linal with Oklahoma and making a so ot it for a tied tfu, A M. showed the stuff of which champions presumably are made. Aggies are not the best team in the Valley and assuredly goi. 'Phis may causw the man living on the back street to ask: Whai do you mean best team The Aggies played but fout conference games Washington. Grinnell and Oklahoma.

'Phey lost four non conference games lo Michigan, Texas Christian and Arkansas. To admit that Oklahoma A. M. is the best In the Valley would be to admit (hat Tulsa, Texas Christian, Arkansas la O' -ri whatnot could beat anything ii for FliUii-r, Nater fur for MorriiNtn for loMntrnd, HMrklrr for BrU for Burtnrr for Folfrr, Martin forr Hunrr, Armntronc for kitrJirn. for Raath.

for for MeorHchtmrkFr for Srhaiiit). for StUitk for Trillion. for MUrhkr, Hoiiiniorflrld for Hag now, llaro for Mrhauao. NHdrrlioff for aro, 1.i|Miian for Bobrr for Nrldrrboff, Tmkoy for Kller. Raugh 3.

Tindall, KItchrn. rrrinian. 2 (plaro klcko); kirk). Ift 0 l.ano Trrh i 0 7 BULLDOGS GIVEN SNUG DRUBBING Grinnell Cops Conference Tilt Altho Victory Had No Bearing Who on Top. on today before Grinnell 13 to 0 in a game w'hich carries little or no pressure In the Valley Who rating.

Drake threatened to score once but Grinnell threatened more than once and did It. Meeter. Grin The Dklahoma Infant membm of the conference, however, deserve.s plenty of praise. It stands at the head of the conference heap and no one will dispute Ms claims Had the Aggies lost, Nebraska would nell kicking ace. booted a pair over have bfen at the lop but could have the bar for three points each and McClain scored a touchdow In the second quarter.

The lineup- (Jrinnfli. For Nebraska: Lawson was still in at the end; Lucas replaced Stiner in the line: Brown was in the backfield. Stephens kicked off, kick-off went fifty yards to Guttormsen who returned down, but the Lincoln machine then got to hitting on all cylinders gained fourteen yards and putting and with Packer. Raugh and Tlu- ball on 8 yard dall smashing the line or running Howell lost two yards trying a wide end run. Wlckman replaced twenty-five yards, to the Washing- 1 Du Teau.

Howell made two yards ton 35-yard line. Patton failed to gain on the next play, hut Nebraska was off-side and penalized five yards. A long pass by Tesreau was Incomplete, Stephens grounding the ball. Tesreau gained two yards, running from punt fortua- tion. Tesrau faked a punt and Guttormsen made a yard thru center.

Tesrau punted thirty-seven yards out of bounds on 22- yard line. Howell broke thru center for six yards. Stephens added two more at right tackle. Nebraska took outt ime. Ste- i phens broke thru center for six I yards and first down.

The ball was on 38-yard line. A pass, Brown to Lawson, was In; complete, Patton grounding it. Stephens lost two yards at right end. i Stephens punted a quick punt which sailed over the safety I head and was good for forty yards to Washington's 2'3-yard line. Pat- at left tackle.

A. Mandery replaced Whitman for Nebraska. Ball on 5-yard line. Howell added two more at right tackle. Dailey replaced A.

Mandery. Howell failed to gain at left tackle and the final gun sounded. Final score, Washington 10, Nebraska 6. SET MIDLAND BAGK IN TIGHT GONFLICT WARRIORS THREATEN TO TIE COUNT IN SECOND. Nebraska lost but In losing, left i yards at right guard.

Presnell! ton yards at riiTht end a great, whole-hearted respect on added three more at left tackle. i Tesrau faked a unnt and Pattoii mr washing. in the Li Shaw was hurt. Te.srau circled left end for eight against He stayed In the game. On a yards and a first down The ball breaks, the Huskers fought triple pass behind the lines.

Pres- was on 34-yard line with a supreme doggedness to the last A thought worthy of speculation is how that crowd of 25,000 must have been swayed by admiration mingled with fear. The final whistle brought them relief it ended that terrific march from ohe end of the field to within three yards of the Washington goal. That onward march of a seemingly defeated team must have been nothing short of a spec- i tacle. Some coach possibly Bob Zuppke gave this advice to young football men going west; "Get i there on the day of the game, take your thumping ahd start home that evening." Nebraska took a thumping but it was a glorious thump. nell circled right end for four yards running out of bounds.

Stephens punted thirty-five yards to Guttormsen who made a fair catch. Washington elected a free kick from Waahlngton 25-yard line. Tesreau punted forty-five yards to Stephens who returned seventeen yards, to 36-yard line. Howell made two yards at center. On a double pass behind the lines.

Oehlrlch circled right end for ten yards and a first down. Nebraska took time out when Captain iklner was hurt. The ball was on 48- yard line. Schuh replaced Douglas at right end for Washington. Stiner stayed In the game.

Stephens cracked center two yards. Time taken out for Nebraska. Stiner had to be helped from the The Huskers undoubtedly will re- field, Lucas replacing him. On a double pass behind lines, Pattqn made nine yards. Charleston made a yard and a first down at right tackle.

The ball was on 44-yard line. Guttormsen slipped thru a quick opening at left guard for five yards. Charleston added tw'o yards at right guard. Oehlrlch broke a pass by Tesrau. Tesrau punted thirty yards, put- Eagles Score Touchdown in First Period to Annex 7 to 0 Victory and Keep Goal Uncrossed.

CHADRON, Nov. Chadron Eagles won the state conference championship by defeating Midland college 7 to 0, here today, while Hastings was trimming Nebraska Wesleyan 13 to 0. The Eagles not only turned back all conference opponents this year but they also kept their goal uncrossed hy conference opposition. Chadron put over its touchdown In the opening quarter when it look the ball on 35-yard line, and went over the goal in five plays. Worthington made the touchdown after a fifteen yard ting the ball on 25-yard sprint around his left end.

Garvin line. Stephens gained two yards celve a royal welcome when their i train steams in on or about Tuesday. They deserve it. They fought the fight. How'ell ran down the side Hues for three more yards.

Presnell drove off left tackle for six yards and a first down. The ball was on 41-yard line. Presnell hit right tackle for six mbre yards, Howell added two more yards at left tackle. On a Jake pa.ss, Pieg- nell hit center for one yard. On the next play, Presnell fumbled around right end.

Howell added three more at right tackle. Brown made four at left tackle. punt was good for tlhrty-elght yards to Guttormsen, who returned It thirteen yards to 33-yard line. Patton made two yards at left tackle. A pass, Tesrau to Guttormsen, gained nine yards and a first down.

The ball was on 46- yard line. Time out for Nebraska. Patton made two yards thru right guard. Patton added two more yards thru center. A long pass by Tesreau wa.s broken up by Brown, Oehlrlch and Stephens, 'fesreau punted out of bounds on 29-yard line.

The punt wa.s good for twenty- kicked for the extra point. Midland threatened lo score at the beginning of the second quarter carrying the ball from its own 48- yard line to 10-yard line, only to lose the ball on a fumble. Worthington and Perry were leading ground gainers, while Weller performed brilliantly on defense. P. Cunningham and Carmody were Midlandis big ground gainers, and Graham, Kistler and J.

Cunningham starred on the defense. Midland made five fir.st dowu.s to a pair for Chadron and gained 122 yards as compared to touchdown. Coach Brow'ne John SEATTLE. Nov. after a five yard gain and Guttorm- yards Howell went over left recovered on 27- for two yard.s Tesreau was yard line.

for Chadron. Ralph Garvin, Chadron star, was badly Injured in the second quarter and forced to retire. Idneup and summary; the ends for gains soon had the ball within striking distJince of the Chicago goal line. The Lane line held momentarily and Lincoln lost the ball on downs on the 2(kyard line, but Morris Fisher, who played a sparkling game all afternoon, then broke thru and blocked punt and Tdncoln recovered on the 8-yard line. Packer smashed thru to within a yard of the goal line on the first play and then crashed over for a touchdown.

place kick tied the score aad from then on, Lane Tech never had a chance. On the first play alter the next kickoff Lincoln displayed some clever s'trategy that gained them the ball in enemy territory. The Lane Tech safety man was playing In close and punt was high over his head, rolling to the 4-yard line. punt from behind his goal line was good for only twenty-three yards and Fiin- coin then started a march goal- ward. Tindall and Raugh Alternate.

Tindall an Raugh smashed the line for good gains and Raugh plunged for a touchdowm. hTe Red and Black backfield then had things their own way, with Tindall, Packer and Raugh all contributing their share of gains which accounted for two more touchdowns In the second quarter to give Lincoln a 26 to 7 lead at half time. interception of a pass and runt to the 6-yard line gave Tindall a chance to crash over for a touchdown, while Kitchen taljled the other marker after Packer had contributed a pair of 15-yard runs. Lincoln worked the ball into Lane territory on several occasions in the third quarter, but twice lost the ball on downs within the 10- yard line. At the start of the last period Graboski punted to his line, from w'here Raugh broke loose for the most thrilling play of the day, swinging on an end run and cut back for a touchdown.

After the ball changed hands several times on intercepted passes. Lincoln started another drive ward with Packer, Raugh and Tindall smashing the line for gain's on every play, and Raugh ran end for Neble Heiser I Jones Simpson Peterson Kwart Seeland Anderson Martin Itlnefort Bverett Suthedland Otts Score by periods; Grinnell 3 7 0 IS Drake 0 0 Touchdown, Point after touchdown, Meeter (2). field goal. YORK PUTS A KTNK IN ISLANDER HOPE YORK, Nov. won 6 to 3 over the classy Grand Island team in Turkey day struggle here.

Nelson, York left-half, deserving candidate for all-state honors, reeled off one of his pet spectacular runs. He raced seventy yards in the second quarter to a touchdown. He got away on the hidden ball trick and then outdistanced the field pounding after, him. Moore, Grand Island fullback, played a remarkable game and L. Phelan.

Grand Island kicker, not only kicked exceptionally well but sent a field goal sailing thru. By virtue of this win, York probably will claim top Mid-Western league honors. The team Is entitled to such rating In standing and number of games played. done no crowing to of CRuse of the defeat. In the true sense, a conference is a team that whales the whav out of every other confert-nee teams it meets.

A champion niu.si be superior and supreme in lil.s own set and someone kicks him in, down his Oklahoma A. In defealiug Grinnell, accomplished something bordering on the rawhide but Grinnell too had a checkered Valley schedule with neither Missouri noi Nebraska thereon which was no fault of Iowa team did what it had lo do neatness altho one game was tied and one dropped. Defeated for seven years by Drake university in their annual Thanksgiving day contest, Grin nell turned the tables yestenlay and won. 13 to 0, It was a terrific battle for the two teams and li.s played in a heavy fog which practically obscured the players Iroiu the stands and made the footing insecure. low'a state gridder.s rested (erday at Tucson, and scheduled to continue their journey today to Los Angeles for iheu- game tomorrow with the I'nlxer- sity of California, southerq, branch.

The Cyclones are the last eleven left in the field from the valley conference and with their game (o morrow finis will be written to the season in the middle Standing of Valley teams: HARMONY NOW. American speedway records will now be recognized In Europe, the Virinneii governing body of racing abroad i having decided to affiliate wiRh the i American Automobile association after many years of bickering. A I a .1 5 t.AOO 74 102 .500 ..500 .200 .107 .000 62 77 44 31 OD 17 20 71 no 5 squad and the following that accompanied it to the west coast leave here early Friday morn ing with heads that may be slightly bloody but far from bowed. Friday will be spent i Portland where Nebraska alumni have planned a trip along the Columbia river highway. Those who were In action in their I formation and gained one yard, time.

Presnell replaced i Guttormsen lost one yard running in the Nebraska backfield 'from punt formation, around left stayed in the game. end. Tesreau punted thirty-five yards to Stephens who returned fourteen yards, to 46-yard line. Time out (or Washington. last game for Nebraska Thursday Wilson was hurt on the play Captain Stiner.

Weir, Brown replaced Presnell in Stephens, DuTeau, Wickman, Mol -1 Nebraska backfield. Pape zen. A. Mandery. Dailey.

Howell was called upon thirty- three times to lug the ball and piled up a total of nlnety-ihree yards. He was twice thrown for losses. Glenn Presnell carried the ball eighteen times for a total of fifty-nine yards. The reception of Cornhuskers here has been an old time western affair. Seattle has gone out of Its way to make the trip pleasant.

the replaced Wilson in the Washington line. Brown went out of bounds for flo gain. A pass. Stephens to Oehlrlch gained sixteen yards. The balls was on 30-yard line.

On a take double pass. Brown lost one yard at left tackle. Stephens gained back the yard at right On a double pass, Oehlrlch gained two yards and the quarter ended with the ball on 31-yard line, in possession. Score; Washington 10, Nebraska 6. I FOURTH QUARTER.

Stephens pulled another quick punt that was good for thirty-four yards, and Washington scrimmaged from 34-yard line. Patton cut back thru left tackle for four yards. Patton added three more yards at center. Sprague replaced Lee. Guttormsen added four more sent In his re.serve lineup in both the second and fourth quarter, and the substitutes were well on their way to an earned touchdown when the game ended.

Graboski Chicago Star, Armstrong broke loose for a 22-yard dash around end, and Boulter came thru wMth a 16-yard sprint. When the game ended, the Red and Black subs had the ball on the Tech 2-yard line. The victory marked the close of ot the and most sue- for Gar- i Cessful SeaSOns On the gridiron at vin. Sampont for Conn, Chase for De- I Inrnln anH tho Witt. for Kistier, nign, ano ttte over Hendom for P.

Cunnlngham, P. Cunningham for Petersen. Meti for Paulson. Fredstroni Capt. Carroll Rock Hartman KUtler Weller Graham Christian Koolen Dewitt J.

Petersen Chrlsman Carmody Perry Blank Worthington P. Cunningham Goins McCord uojpaqo PUTBIPJK REAL "IRON MEN." football team of "iron recalls old team of 1888, which went thru eleven game.s without a substitution, scoring 698 points to 0, tackle. A pass, Brown to Oehlrlch, I yards at right guardT Tesreau hit gained nine yards. right guard for four yards. Patton Both teams were off sid6 on the made four more yards over left IMMUNE TO'INJURY.

The football team of James Monroe high school. New York, has not found It necessary to take time out because of an Injury in any of the seven games played season. Lane Tech was the second big in tersectional victory of the year for the Red and Black. Captain Eddie Graboski at fullback was the ace of the Invading team was still fighting at the end of the tussle. In the forward wall the hefty John Bauer was the most consistent on defense, hut none fthe big city linemen could the charge.s of the strong Lincoln line.

Captain Bill Folgei, Bauer, Kos ler. Fisher and Maser were break ing thru their hefty opponents ou i KNAPP-FELT HAT Jbr MEN The hat that was a joy with outfit may look-like sin with layout. It may be the color, or your mood! Wc all need a variety of Knapp- Fclts from which to choose the headwear. Some days a snap brim and others a neater some days one color, other days, another. MAGEES I I riiiMM.