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The Famous Nettleton ''Saxon
Big Dopblo Bill
Five Act Photo Drama
"Chalice of Courage"
"Clemenceau Case"
With the Famed
"Vampire Woman"
. Theda Bara
The Cevene Troupe
Anna Armstrong
and Tom O'Dell
"Vaudeville Highball"
Tenth Episode
"Neal of the Navy"
"Hearst-Selig News"
Prize Waltz Contest
and Old Style Dance
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Nor. Z2, 1915
Thanksgiving Ball
Wednesday,
Nov. 24, 1915
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"HIGH JINKS," AT THE OLIVER TUESDAY
Matinee and Night, November 16
NEBRASKA WINNER
OVER JAYHAWKERS
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called out for Nebraska. Nebraska's
Koii rm KnnnaR' 24-vard line. Cook
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made three yards through center.
Chamberlain made nine yards around
right end. Reese failed to gam. Kutn
orfmvl made three yards. Ball on
the Kansas 3-yard line. Chamberlain
went wide around rignt enci lor me
second touchdown.
Score: Nebraska, 13, Kansas, 0.
Otoupallk kicked out to Chamber
lain.
Corey kicked goal.
Score: Nebraska, 14; Kansas, u.
Palowskl went In for James.
Lindsay kicked off over the goal
line. Ball put in play on Kansas' 25-
yard line.
Otoupalik punted to Lindsay, wno
returned five yards. A forward pass,
Lindsay to Neilson, failed, a iorwaiu
o t nriaav to Heath, was intercept-
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a rvmv. Rutherford made five
yards through tackle. Reese made
two. Rutherford made four and first
down. First half over with ball in
the middle of the field and in Nebras
ka's possession.
Score: Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 0.
Huskers Had Little Grief
Kansas faile to show her strength
during the first half and the Corn
huskers had a real easy time in pa
rading up the field. The Jayhawkers
did brace nicely under their own goal
line and foiled the Cornhusker plung
ers several times. In spite of the fact
that the Jayhawkers were laying for
Chamberlain, the big left end was ir
resistible. Little Johnny Cook, who
replaced Caley. proved one of the
stars of the battle, ansas failed to
Bhow anyone of exceptional merit, ex
cept perhaps Lindsay. The bands and
a mammoth Jayhawk put on some en
tertaining stunts between halves.
The Third Quarter
Atthe beginning of the second half
Lindsay kicked off to Chamberlain on
the 10-yard line and Chamberlain re
turn 25 vards. Reese made five
yards around left end. Otoupalik
' - r.r throueh center. Corey
made distance, but fumbled It wm
line. A forward pass, Lindsay to Wil
son, was good for ten yards. Another
pass, Lindsay to Wilson, was good for
nine more. Another pass was inter
cepted by Reese. Otoupalik punted to
Nebraska's 25-yard line. Holt failed
to gain. .Lindsay attempted apasa to
Wilson, but it failed. Lindsay punted
to Cook on Nebraska's 10-yard line.
Cook returned 28 yars. Chamberlain
lost a yard on the next play. Ball in
cente rof field.
Riddel made two yards around left
end. Chamberlain made 51 yards
through the Jayhawker team for a
third touchdown, shaking off all
tacklers.
Score: Nebraska, 20; Kansas, 0.
Otoupalik kicked out to Rutherford.
Corey failed to kick goal, the ball
hitting the goal posts and bounding
back. ,
Score: Nebraska, 20; Kansas, 0.
Substitutes: Wilson for Reber.
.Lindsay kicked off to Chamberlain
on the Nebraska 10-yard line. Cham
berlain returned 26 yards. Rutherford
failed to gain. Rutherford made two
through the line. Corey made five off
tackle around play. Otoupalik kicked
to Lindsay on Kansas' 25-yard line.
Lindsay made no return. Holt failed
to gain. Time out for Nebraska.
fiardiner went in for Reese. Holt
lost a yard. Lindsay made two yards
around right end. Lindsay pvnted to
Cook on the 30-yard line. Cook muffed
the ball and Heath recovered it. A
forward pass, Lindsay to Holt, was
good for twelve. yards. Another pass
failed.
Another pass, Lindsay to Gillespie,
failed. A forward pass, Lindsay to
Heath was broken up, and Nebraska
secured the ball on her own 10-yard
line. Otoupalik punted to Lindsay. A
forward pass. Lindsay to Holt, was
incomplete. Lindsay went five yards
through the line. A forward pass from
Lindsay was incomplete. Lindsay
punted twenty-five yards to Cook, who
returned the ball thirty yards. Gar
diner made five yards. Rutherford
made two. Otoupalik made three and
first down. Gardiner made nine
through left side! Otoupalik made
three and first down. Chamberlain
went around right end for twelve.
Rutherford made six through the line.
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Rutherford added six more through
the line. Ball on Kansas' 10-yard line.
Gardiner made six through left side.
Hammond went in for Groth. Wood
went in for Holt. Rutherford made
two through right side. Gardiner went
over for touchdown.
Score: Nebraska, 26; Kansas, 0.
Corey kicked goal.
Score: Nebraska, 27; Kansas, 0.
Substitutes as follows:
Wood for Lindsay, Lindsay goes to
right half, replacing Holt. Holt goes
out.
Lindsay kicked off.
Lindsa ykicked to Chamberlain on
the 14-yard line. Chamberlain re
turned thirty-five yards. Rutherford
made nine yards around left end.
Time taken out for Nebraska.
Otoupalik made six through center.
Corey made three, tackle around.
Gardiner made six through the line.
Otoupalik failed to gain.
Quarter over.
Nebraska's ball on Kansas' 33-yard
line.
Score: Nebraska, 27; Kansas, 0.
The Last Quarter
Meyn goes in for Keeling. Cook
made two yards and distance. Corey
made three yards through line. Cham
berlain made eleven yards around the
right end. Ball on Kansas' 7-yard line.
Gardiner made one yard through the
line. Lewellan went in for Frost,
Rutherford made four yards. Ruth
erford went over for the fifth touch
down. Score: Nebraska, 33; Kansas. 0.
Otoupalik kicked out to Chamber
lain who failed to heel the catch.
Score: Nebraska, 33; Kansas, 0.
The line-up follows:
Nebraska Kansas
Chamberlain le. Wilson
Corey It James (c)
Shields. lg Reejv
Moser c Meyn
Abbott rg Ruble
Shaw rt Frost
Riddell re Heath
Caley Qb Wood
Rutherford (c)....lh L. Gillespie
Proctor rh Holt
Otoupalik '....fb Nealson
Referee, Masker; umpire, Reilly;
head linesman. McBrlde.
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"The fact that he is a man after
my own heart," says the fair co-ed,
"doesn't necessarily mean that he
will get it."
Miss Fannie Drake went to Kansas
for the game Saturday.
Christian Science Society
of the University announces
a FREE LECTURE on
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
By BLISS KNAPP, C. S. B.
of Brookline, Mass., a Member of the Board of Lectureship of
The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, m
Boston, Mass.,
Friday Evening,nNov. 19th
at 8 o'clock, at Christian Science Church
Corner 12th and L Streets
Kansas' ball on NeDra8a