Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 31

Sport Section Sport Section Was Too Much Chamberlain The Cornhusker Captain OOTBALL RESULTS ailure to Kick a Goal Gives Nebraska a 20 to luke Kick rom Placement and Touchdown That Was More Luck Than Otherwise Accounts for the Come Haskell Institute Score Aotre Dame 1t) Hankell Indians Riddrll Bill Brennan Jim Campbell O'Donnell rlxht guard Mcphnn li mu ber Inin Jack Hennr Otopolik Dame Da me Creighton By Hnnkell Xi III yi rll DAVE TIBBOTT WINS A now on Creighton is to BATTLE AT PRINCETON HAWKEYES CRUMBLE Captain Dick Itutlierforil the horseshoe in AND HAS EASY BACKERS BEORE MINNESOTA WANT TO BE TIME BEATING YALE Cess throng)) in Creighton fouolit and the yelled for Miller to take the Mighty Co (Continued on rage S) a 10 to 3 hcoi 1 25 1 1 vl for held and uni these thice plays Oiie for 3 Ken wick Ga rrotHon Cofnil Bn di man still in its iu Btandlng on mark kicked bit of luck for into the hands of for a touchdown left half right half fullback KmiMU AVeslcynn ronald tho jue iiiOO men and and expressed its conclusion Hob hontr Charley William Jlnrur SO 275 Pon JlorrShields Molzan Nnuree left tackle left guard rd paaKea Nehrnakn right guardright tackle right end Quarterback left halfback right halfback fullback Cy Kmnenski Shorty Warren kicked perfect goal tally chalked up by tho bitt left end left left guard center right guard right tackle right end right end rlht tackle right guard center left guard left tackle in ynr ever nkell 40: right for Hoy 1'lnl ttnrty lnnnngnn tho third period who fumbled the Cleveland White Autos a victory the Tacoma champions today Trie score was 81 to 0 to the time that Davis weakened it irh Kuuism a touchdown Stephan and leaving the score first half Notro Dante to Cham Chamber ptly made Then OMAHA NEBRASKA OCTOBER 24 1915 breezes going nowhere and not caring if they fumbled Yale end Hid "A 11 1 tn entitled to encouragement for ltt is not now an aimless ocean of Missouri valley No longer is tho blue as loaves wafted hither the score was not much Cornhuskcrs and much South nenenrs Is ulto of Quarterback Caley or hnniberlatn Corey 2 but even with this demonstration of hat could be done had no Influence upon the Cornhusker generalship The Nebraska coach stood near the sidelines and watched the Notre DarneTine throw Rutherford and Gardiner and Iiiese and even the mighty Otopolik back for losses and still failed to command Caley to call for the open play always so' signally suc place merit gave oints Just before A besides be water polo DETAILS or THU GAME I tion left end left tackle time remaining upon the Doty Wine for Hoi Official Hurl attack fod ball of Iowa team here today Gerrish at the twenty five yard It first hit a Princeton man on the and bounced off ah ho went across twenty yard lino that gnv white its only score period was Williams thlt ty yard Chnni trnrlni End (Second Ycar Man) After irst ive Minutes of Play Yale Was Outplayed Lose by 16 to 7 rom oned with in gridiron history hern anil hereabouts The Catholics played tho most wonderful game In the football nn mils of tho school It is true they lost' but by such a narrow margin Unit vic tory could have been but little sweeter Haskell owes a whole lol to Herb Mc Closkey their left half Charley Wil liam') the right end anil Jim Campbell the left guard It was these three Indians who made it possible for the institute to win It was their pluck and heady piny ins that enabled the Indians to pile up their scant 30 points And to Hoy (Kaiser) after Tom mj Mills goes ail of honors Of course Platz was aided hy the entire team but II was he who booted the field goal from tho the blue and The second fancy when Creighton's from placement A iittl Creighton mid he would goal posts entirely But his pistol pocket proved and the ball went over to return home last night with a Utile bit of a stingy 10 to 3 win to their credit Ono way and another Creighton proved yesterday that Tommy Mills is not only a whale of a football conch but that the Catholic school wanderer on the football events and white squad and yon In the gentle swirl of early au tumnal Indications Are Lincoln Audi torium Will Be Jammed for Bout Aerial Game Proved Too Much and Washington and Jeffer son Romp Away Local Haskell Indians 10 Creighton 3 Americus Is After Title Will Be Here Tomor row cor Two Days The line as a the Let Half Star Per former and Was Ably Sup ported in Pinches and Heyman Henry Wimberly Boettnor McKean WitherspoonWhitehili Stobbs right half Moser left half Nuss fullback McCreleht Kent for Von Perhaps the greatest and in every way most remarkable athlete whose name was ever inscribed on the scroll of fame at Nebraska upiversity is (fatjfain Dick Rutherford of the Cornhusker eleven He is a Beatrice boy' prob ably about 23 years of age and is the most wonderful ex ample of perfect physical con dition This is Smith Scovil Summan' Holt Mosel for Wiedeman Waite for Neville Higginbotham for Scovil Smith for Gates Schmidt for Sheldon Shiel for Nuss Touchdowns Nuss Heyman scovn treat irom Moser from touchdowns Moser Kent or urown tmown Point Time of periods Twelve and minutes Denver Bents Wyomin Wyo Oct Denv versity this afternoon defeated university 19 to 7 in a ragged game Wyoming failed at repeated attempts at forward passes and Denver gained only by line bucking Corthell the Wyoming quarterback was the star running seven ty five yards to a (touchdown in the fourth quarter Dartmouth Smothered Under an Avalanche of Touchdowns and ield Goals rwlck Wy for Wilson Bowlmy RY ROSS CHAALBERLEX 1 Sharpening up his chisel and searching for a suitable spot on his marble pillar Old History may now inscribe the name of one Tommy Mills alongside those of Molta Bjurstedt Koosevolt Jumbo Stiehm Woodrow Wilson and Other big series heroes Coach Mills delivered up nt Creighton field vesterdav nfternuon a consignment of football mnttrinl that the big Catholic school has been waiting for these many moons a consignment of gridiron that due last year 'and from then on Coach Doe Al Haskell's In stitute Indians from lawrence Kas ex pecting hand Creighton even a mote decisive drubbing than was tlie case a yonr ago when the Bedskins won tho ajtnual game by 30 to 0 wetc compelled from Princeton three more the wme ended" The lineup: Princeton 3yS of tlie if any coiutr hnd played four Bierman Who Replaced the eligible Solon as Captain Led the Rush rumphrll Hvnnx fnr the University of eleven defeated tho 51 Iowa G3) I AlrKo Barron C) Wilson llolmm Bowlepky Jacobson Davis Gross and Davis eatured Attack Being Re sponsible for Score Goals fereo Umriire ultz of Head King of West ten Colby 31 Bowdoln 6 Johns Hopins 62 Washington Lehigh 20 Muhlenberg 0 Pelm State 28' West: Virginia ese an 0 ordham 10 Holy Cross0 Maine 2t Bates 14 Phillips Exeter 27 Yale Scrubs 0 Lafayette 46 Albright 0 Colgate 107 Bcnsselaet 0 Trinity 35 Williams 0 Dartmouth resHies 26 Hanover 0 Washington and Dee lnlversity West Virginia 'left field lice Ici ori unfairness of officials) hi av 4t tnwrenco II ranklin and Mntwhall 20 Swathnwrft 7 Wavne Normal 13 Trinty 0 Watertown 21 Sioux alls 10 Atlantic 27 Audubon 0 Henry ontenelle qunrt er back Herbert Met ioakey left halfback Lnihrr Clements (e) right hal (back Kit Stoicr a fall back Score hy periods: Hnkcll Indiana 7 Touchdowns or Haskell one by Mc loskey after wen flvc ynrd 'run aronnd end Goal front touchdown or Haskell one by tlnnipbcll Goul front placement or Hnakell one by WiHI im fronr thirty yard line Of use of' al tion steadily toward tho period four tosses through rom the clever triple heave to Heyman the visitors all around play starred for tlie winm rs bis st nd runs his tossing Of forward passes and his defensive tackling stamping him an all around star Yalo Jacked stellarilay and its football ap peared and old fashioned Iineup: Yale Church Gates 3 Sheldon Way Von Holt Sheldon Wledinan Wilson He drove that old Mills' home ns it was novr driven hem He had bls pupils bnjtling they wore nn the field the Hodaklns oven for Special Dispatch to the World Herald New Haven Conn Oct 23 Washing ton and Jefferson today humbled Yale with a 16 to 7 defeat rom tlie first five minutes Yale was outplayed nnd her only score which came in the Inst two min utes of the game was a pure gift Nuss of the visitors round the snatched up tho ball and romped over for the solitary Eli score Date in the opening period Moser broke into the scoring for and lifting a field goal from placement from the Yale thirtd yard line Closing a long series of forward passes Nuss of and skirt ed right end for the first touchdown of the game kickout failed Keeping its forward passing In opera nnd advanced irom midfield Yale goal in the final in succession going Yale five yard line a Stobbs to McCreight gave Heyman the ball second touchdou I laJsey Brown Glick Shea Tibbolt Driggs Score by TTirce ton Dartmouth Heferees A Hmpirf Hallahan Boston ield Judge Murphy Brown Head O'Brien Tufts Time of Periods ifteen minutes eaeh Princeton Touchdowns High 4 Catholics fight chalked agiifiiA them by this zealous officials for holdln and healing the signal and tlie like Vviion us a matter of fact the blue was hard work Ycsterrluy's demonstrated tim that Coach Mills is the right man in th riglii place pepper before minute played four quarters As said befoie Hie entire team is en tilled to all taiaslble eicdit small poition to abate Brennan who played left halfback fullback 7 7 Notre Dntne 7 ft It Bergman CD iddctl Cofnil BY DAMOX RUN VOX Special Dispatch to the World Herald Princeton Oct 23 The speedy Rush's coaching system imported to New Jersey from the corner lots of Cleveland had ite first real trial on big time here this afternoon and it was a terrific hit With young Dave Tibbott of Philadelphia in the lending role enthusiastically sup ported by the entire Princeton east the Rush production quite overwhelmed a delegate from artinoutlr The ultimate score was lx) Dartmouth 7 This Dave Tibbott 'is a character worthy of elaboration Much of the success of the show today was due to his earnest ef forts He booted a couple of' field goals from long range in the first half and in the second he rambled through the 3art mouth crowd some thirty live yards to a touchdown He kicked goal from nis own touchdown and also from two other touchdowns so it can be truthfully said that Dave infested the entire pastime Dave is a product of the Germantown) academy in Philadelphia but aside from tnat he had many excellent points He is 39 years old five feet ten inches high und weighs 172 pounds with which lie hit' the Dartmouth folks nt frequent inter vals today He is a member of the cbissj of 1917 nnd plays a bit of lelt halfback for Princeton His most spectacular play today and in fact one of the most spectacular of tho day came after a few minutes of play in the second half err the 3art his own Dartmouth 7) I njHossoit McAuliffe Merrill Baxt' gtxirs Cotton Emery McDonough Gerrlsb Thielseher Duhamel 6 7 14 3 20 0 0 7 Chambet lain like tho warriors in the "Charge of the Light vainly hurled himself lime after time against tlie human Ice wagons o4 the foe often to gain a yard or two but generally to gain nothing of real advantage When it came to straight foo'ball tho Notre Dn me boys sportsmen and heavy weights through and through played like demons in both departments rof the game but when Nebraska opened ups they were be wildered and this bewilderment took a long time in sinking into the minds of tlie mon who bossod the Cornliuskers At tills juncture Caley risked another forward pass It was a good risk Charn borlnln heaved the pigskn with his loft hand twenty five yards to Reese who struggled a ways before being obliterated and Criley then heaved one to Riddell who wormed around for a touchdown thus making amends for a noticeable weakness in his end of the line Otopolik kicked out to Chamberlain and Corey kicked goal making tlie score Nebraska 2o Notre 13 After tlie kickoff crgmnn prance I around left end for twenty yards behind nifty interference Nojlre Dame tried aj couple of forward passes which were in I complete and then upon the third pass Chamberlain hopped up into the air and grabbed the ball as it eatne from Phelan Upon the next play Nebraska tried a pass and intercepted it as if evening up the grudge Tliis last pass called for by Quarter back Caley was the supreme evidence of mighty poor football judgment and the Cornhusker coach with all his faults upon his head let no time fly before he told Caley so There was but a moment or so of play football calendar and Nebraska leading 20 to 3J yet Caley called for a forward pass when "safety first" could be the only Idea at that time But when ordinary football plays were in order the quarterback called for a pass and nearly tied the game After Phelan had Intercepted this pass he tried once on his own ook the ball going to Cofall for twenty five yards Bergman sailed around left behind that trusty old Notre Dame interference to Nebraska's ten yard line and then lugged the leather around left for a touchdown Co fall kicked out to Phelan Back in South Bend Ind there are a lot of sad hearts no doubt but the sad dest of alb was In Dtncoln tonight in tlie bosom of Jim Al iller a second string man but very clever gentleman with his foot Captain itzgerald nt the critical point made a big mistake evening up for so many mistakes made by the Nebraska coaciies and the Cornhusker quarterback lie figured that he only needed to have and broken defense nnd crossed tho line Campbell Tlie lone nnl white mlnutes of desperately against tlie Indians iimi lv them Standing before tlie goal poles Nigro signaled for a drop kick and tlie ball was flipped tn itz With tho Jti skins hinging toward him he booted nicely bet ween the and saved Creighton from a shutout However the entire Creighton squad Is entitled to nil the credit possible The mnn played like demons' and time titirf time again hold the heavy Indian Uno without giving an inch Straight foot ball plunging and end was the style followed almost exclusively find the Catholics provd conclusively they had just as much ability as their opponents Consider If you pleaaR that this was third game of tlie season nnd only the second game quence The Indians games prior to the one IIlinoiH Notre nnd Baker university paredness of the Redskins ny computed with that of Creighton And then consider if you plrnso the trifling tact that Creif vaunted institute nidi to Some football Is liglit! So ilestsji afely did tiic 19 Game Stiehmrollers Show Ability to and Regain Lost Advantages Although Lincoln will be the scene of the Joe Stecker Amerfcus wrestling bout Thursday evening Omaha mat followers lil get the first glimpse of the am bftlous jrrappler who Is traveling all the way from Baltimore to dent the Dodge hopes and swipe his championship crown Americus will reach Omaha tomorrow arid for two days will be nt the Mer chants" hotel as the guest of Gene Melady and Dun Gaines He will be fol lowed otr Wednesday by Tack Cnrley his manager who wrill take his protege down to Lincoln for the big event Melody yesterday received the follow ing telegram from Curley at Balt imore: "Spent two days with Americus irr Baltimore Returned to New York to day Americus Is in wonderful shape nnd says with Stecker he will repent what he did with red Beni at Kansns City two years two falls in twelve min utes Americus is cock sure of victory He left today nnd roaches Omaha Monday arrive on Wednesday "Americus knows too many of tlie tricks of restling to let Stecker win CURLEY" Despite the confidence Curley shows in his Baltimore heavyweight followers here and elsewhere in the state are asking to be shown The seat sale opened with a rush at the Lindell hotel in Lincoln and the here and judging from the "advance the Lincoln Auditorium should bo crowded to the gunwales The oh Thursday even contest points to the toughest en counter of career Americus aside from rank Gotch has the distinc tion of being the only American grappier who has wen' a fall from tho Ponderous Polish grappier Stanislaus Zbyszko Melady andGaines are to conduct a train to Lincoln for tho i) af fair andv they are of the opinion that wrestling fans will see the best bouts ever carded in this section of the country Stecker and his manager Joo JIejt manek went through Omsha the other day on their way homo from Evansville Ind where Ed (Strangler) Lewis "stalled" for' more than an hour to keep front being flopped The champion said he is in great condition and judging from tho confident smile of his manager nnd his brother Tony he believes he will have little difficulty putting Ameri cus dow Said Coach Harper but If there in a hand it to Bill three quarters at left end with a crip pled shoulder Charley Nigro the dimin utive quarterback who managed 1he pleylne until a few minutes before the final whistle Earl Wise whose punU averagod fifty ynids cveryttinie he bool the pigskin Matty 'H i nriagnn the aertn pv Irishman who tumbled the Rcdskl twice his size with the ease of a Joo Ktecker and Cy Kamnuiskl the center whoso opponent was an iron jawed Indian A rrowil of about 4000 or women witness'd the game the unanimous opinion tit that Mills anti 1h entire Creighton team is the best combination v'r developer) at th" Catholic school TL' re were two bands on the field and they enllvr noq the situation In great shape The Creigh ton spirit lacktrig in previous games on the home field was in evidence with the presence of more than a thousand dents anti three cheer leaders By and lar it was the best football game ever seen here and Creighton need not fear Yankton St Thomas Notre Dame or South Dakota who follow In tho order named in trying to and Malscovii 1 mouth back Kicked front behind his ow I goal and David clutched the bnll and ran thirty five yards to a touchdown shaking off five different tacklers as if they were i drops of water He fairly Janked tacklers in as he bounced along the field Quite some time prior to that incident however David had established himself i very comfortably in the opening para graphs of the game He booted himself into attention soon after the frame start ed and was never lost sight of agtiin lie is apt to prove a notable flcure in tho gridiron pastimes that are to come Dartmouth had little chance against the kickers of the Tigers including Driggs The "wn game gave tte Jerseyites one touchdown It was as open as' the Hud son river too A forward pass that traveled about as far as from Shanley's to the Astor set tho ball behind Dart $roal in that particular instance Tn the second half jn of Brigg's punts which lifted across about fifty yards of territory hit the ground near the Dart mouth goal then bounced up and hit Holbrook and rolled across tlie line where Hogg fell on it for a touchdown Tibbott of course kicked goal Tibbott was always around kicking something Great fellow is Tib In the closing states of the game Gile of Dartmouth caught a forward jh from line hna Gih Gerrish kicked goal 'Iaw's goal Creighton Holds the Indians 10 to 3 in a Wonderful Game Moore Hamilton Keating tor yei for ariseiie iivjiuiq Butterworth for Gennert lpwan tor i logs niuu Hnlsey for Kaufman Wilson for Drown 1 fkl 11 1 1 1 iiii for Glick Blake for Ames Charles lor nV Burns for Dussosoit ish i ri it i till ivnu 4 ii ii Gile for Bax tor Trier aic Ty the school ever saw his third year on the eleven and this win make his third on' the basketball five He is collegiate middle wrestling champion star varsity baseball lie is handball cham the Cornhusker school and holds several stvimming records ing very active in Dick Rutherford is the pet of his college and deservedly so His stamina and courage on the football field has often been tested but ho put still more on his mottle this summer when he spent three months as lifeguardsman at Long Beach Cal having much dangerous work to Jo' Ills ambition is to become a professional physical director of some university or too Waller ckeranll Chlcngo Blrcli Earlham ffc'ht Judge Ver Wlehe Ihnard head linesman OHU It was then th it Quarterback Caley de cided to open up a little and Ghnm lain began to Circle the ends A few moie ii 1 wore interspersed for gooa measure and Otopolik was punt The Nebraska defense Cofnil punted to center Corey made forward pa bcrlain for twenty yenrds and ttm next piny prom HaIao fnr liftPOll varus Chamberlain in one of the crookcdest ai and most remarkable runs ot the game screwed around right en touchdown without a particle terference Otopolik kicked out to but Corey inissed goal This left the svOi even at 13 to 2 trha ia eAn that open plays made Nebraska touchdown in but a jiffy The lesson should nave been learned before by the quarterback ter will varsity western weight and a player pion of Minneapolis Minn Oct 23 brilliant Minnesota Univrity to 13 The Iowa joints came in tho second half the second touchdown being scored alter a number of second string men had entered the Minnesota lineup Elected ca plain just before the game to replace the ineligible solom Boyd Bier man sot the pace for the Gophera on their many rushes down tlie field his performance easily overshadowing the work ot any other player unit hl little difficulty in repulsing charges of the Iowa backs and on offense frequently allpied through broke up Hawkeye plays Gross and Davis featured in attack the two being directly responsible for the scores Gross counted the first touchdown for his team by brilliant dashes in the third period Davis kicked goal The second touchdown was the result of a short for ward pass' across the goal line Gross to Davis In the host quarter Davis failed in an attempt to kick a field goal Lineup and summary Minnesota Gd) Boston Hartwig Dubnlgan Gray Tenhoff Hauser Quist Ixmgs Bierman (Cj Ball nttue Wlntan Score by periods Mirncsuta Iowa Referee Mngidsohn Michigan Ben Brook Michigan ield Knight Inrtrnouth Head Gardner Cornell Tlrne of ifttm minutes each Minnesota Touchdow ns IJai lentyne Bierman (2) Long (3) Wimtan Turnquist Goals Hauser Iowa Scoring Touchdowns Gross Davis Goals rom Touchdown 3avU Substitutions: Johnston for BaJh ntyne Hanson for Gray Cycraanlck for Bierman Gerou for Dunnigan Turn quist for IVimtn Griffith for Boston Bros for Cycmai'ck Iowa Dick for Jacobson Blackburn for now lsy uonnetly tor land for Holmes Grubt Jacobson for ordick Blackburn Eastern Carlisle 0 Bucknell 0 Cornell 10 Harvard 0 Case 12 Oberlin 2 Navy 20 Virginia 0 Pittsburg 14 Pennsylvania 7 Army 10 Georgetown 0 Princeton 30 Dartmouth 7 Yale 17 Washington and Jctfci'scniAV Cleveland Autos Win rom Tacoma 8 to 0 Special Dispatch to the VTor'a Herald San rancisco Cal Oct 23 A rally tn the seventh inning that netted eignt runs gave over final Up was a beautifully fought battle and but one hit had been made off each of the opposing twirlers Dahl who relieves Davis in the seventh was easy for the easterners and allowed eleht liits during the two and a third innings he worked Atkins took the mound for Cleveland and held the northwest champions down to three hits scattered through as many innings referee: Jninen St Claire Iowa nniplre: Milton arry Montgomery loremln head llneaninn arioWtov Keating for for Keating Latrobe for J'arlsdte 1 1 1 nu hi 1 1 for Butterworth love foe I in QAxr 1 1 icvn vi i Ijarsvn for Halsey Hnminan for Wilson 4 mno 1 for Shea biddy 1 )n i mnu back for McAuliffe 1 1 i iLt inv inn tv far linlbroOK 1 i 1 1 1 in i i ler for Gerrlsh Bnrrowes lor Duhamel Jiuhnmel for irrowes Cornhuskers Battled Hard by Notre Dame but inally Win score after see sawing up nnd down the lot Haskell was tin possession of the oval on the Cathollc'H Ijy twilit fivc yard line After two unsoc ial attempts to piunge inrougn tno the ball was passed to McCluskey made short inn toward left eixl Creighton's Western Nebraska 20 Notre Dame 12 Ames 14 Missouri 6 ort Dodge 27 Ames Prep 14 Wisconsin 21 Ohio 0 Denison 35 Cincinnati Chicago 7 Perdue 0 Michigan Aggies 24 Michigan Uni Jilin! 36 Northwestern 6 Drake 45 Simpson 3 St Louis 21 Depauw 9 i Minnesota 51 Iowa is Kansas IS Kansas Angies 19" Washington 39 Drury 0 Oklahoma 13 Texas13 Christian Bros 20 Cape Girardeaw Normal 0 Colorado College 44 Colorado Uni 0 Colorado Aggies 52 Utah Aggies 0 Denver Uni 19 Wyoming 1 East Des Moines High 6 Sioux City 0 Logan la 7 Harlan la ti Miller for Cofnil Jnnics for I'i(zg gained from snnp bnck Xebrnskn UY GREEN LEAK Bpocl il Dfsjatch to the World Heruld Lincoln Neb Oct outweighed to certainty and outplayed in many d'e pjftmentx of tho game Nebraska univer sity's big tootbell ton ni defeated today tile formidable Notr tmm! crew by the markable wcoro of 20 to 1:: Because Quarterback Caley refused to open up the play chousing rattier to buck the impregnable Catholic lino (luring most of the playing niomentz is the rea eon that the score was not much larger for the Cornhuskers and mucn smaller for the South Bend boys Chamberlain tlie dig Nebraska left nnd wni the whole show for the Lincolultog Details of the game i right end ley Tibbott Hogg Goals from touch down? Tibbott fl) Goals from field Tib ioii troai placement Uw uanmoum roucficown Goal from touchdown: Gerrlsh Princton Moore Game orfeited Because of Alleged Unfairness Charleston fan The foothall game bAtwen Washington and Lze and the University of W'Bt Virginia was for feited to the former to (inhere today tho scorn' 3 to 6 in favor of West Virginia one half a minute to play and the ball on their three yard line Coach Metzger after conferring with Acting President Trotter of the university with drew the players from the field because of alleged unfairness of the game offi cials scoring two of their touchdowns against open fields that seemed Impossible of I penetration His defensive stunts bordered upon the miraculous while his open field running in which ha displayed tliit fa iiiouh "side walk trot" to the best of ad vantage brought victory to the colors of the CornhuskerH Today's viclory means mat Nebraska Is once again firmly placed upon the foot ball map That larger for the smaller for the Kether the fault wlioever Instructed him tn not calling for more open plays and "orward pasties Nebraska's line wns grievously weak and that of Notre Dame notably strong At least that was the way it appeared to the populace which numbered over 8000 in the otadlum tho biggest crowd of paid admissions ever recorded according to Mamigvr Guy Reed rom the moment of the kickoff it seemed that Notre Dame would likelyhumble the Nebraska colors for their Uno Ilka a row of freight cars and their secondary defense win as fast as the United States mall When upon the of fensive play they had th most perfect interference ever seen on Nebraska ield nnd when defending their own colors they broke up play after play for Quarterback Caley who could not seem to gather the thought into bis bosom that tho South Bond line ws a thing of bulk anl brawn nnd not to bo tampered with Tho only scores made by Nebraska for tunately enough camo aa a result of open plays an Indulgence but infrequently (ranted by Quarterback Cdley Chamber lain was tho mainstay in defense and built himself an everlasting glory in his attack hl lumbering spetwl completely baffling tho Notre Dame Crew on more than one occasion No sooner had Notre Duma kicked off to Nebraska than it became very appar ent that there wns to bn a game of foot ball down yonder The Jesuits simply drilled by conch and In less than five minutes of actual play the agile Mister Cofnil passed the pigskin to Bergman on a subtle criss cross for twrntyynrl run nnd a touchdown or tunately as later developed Stephan miss'd goal On the second play in the second period Chamberlain tucked tlie oval to Ids ach ing heart nnd sauntered around left for a touchdown Ho had grand Interference this goal kicked to tie the score with during his sojourn the Notro Damers but a second or two to play and so he for once being unable to deal with the Nebraska line The ball being planted squarely between the posts Corey liad little difficult in booting the goal This left the score 7 to 6 in favor of Ne braska After a short but grewsome series of adventurns following tho kickoff during which those who id bet large amounts of wampum on" the Cornliuskers vere busy in rueing the day they were born itzgerald blocked a punt by Otopolik nad afterward recovered the ball Bach man did a lot of naughty little things to Nebraska's line and Cofall after a cam paign of preparedness right tackle for kicking the goal at ths end of the 1J Nebraska 7 At the start of Irlr Vad nff to CalCV but recovered When Otopolik was finally forced to punt Notro Dame's speed boys Bergman and Cofall did all 'orts of things around the ends and through the tackles but Chamberlain was fortunately on the job and succeeded in running down these sprinters from behind on more than one occasion: inally the visitors fumbled 99 itzgerald II In a rd Phelan Jonra for 214 lrKf skn cr: trc o(re Dnmc i arc! paxsen in Ae XsViMfr zy A I i kW TX'Lj'rtjJSBS I 1 tfl wa 4m IM 'vi Jl 1L.