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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN CORNHUSKERS LOSE TO OKLAHOMA CRIDSTERS ( Continued From Page One.) yard loss by Collins. Second down, 5 to go. Lamb ripped through Nebras ka's right guard for a touchdown. Bristow place kicked the extra point. Score: Oklahoma 14; Nebraska, 0. Kamm went in at quarterback for Bloodgood in the Nebraska backfield. Hendricks kicked cff 11 yards, Wost oupal recovering, on Nebraska's 39 vard line. A forward pass, Rhodes to Kamm, was incomplete. Myers failed to gain on a fake punt forma tion. A pass by Kamm was inter cepted by Stough on Oklahoma's 89 yard line. Grow went in for Wostou pal. Lamb made 1 yard through the line. On the next play, Oklahoma was penalized 15 yards for holdin. Ball on Oklahoma's 26-yard line. Stough made 1 yard on a fake punt formation. Lamb punted 15 yards. Nebraska's ball on Oklahoma's 40 yard line. Kamm made 2 yards off Oklahoma's left tackle. Rhodes slipped through tackle for 5 yards. Myers hit the line for 2 yards. Ok lahoma was offside and was penal ized 5 yards. Bronson went in for Kamm. Hendricks intercepted Bron son's pass on Oklahoma's 80-yard line and the half ended. The half was up with Oklahoma in possession of the ball on their own 20-yard line. Score: Oklahoma, 14 j Nebraska, 0. Third Quarter. Nebraska started the second half with the same line-up that started the game. Oklahoma's lineup was also the same. Hendricks kicked off 40 yards. Myers returned it 15 yards to Nebraska's 40-yard line. Blood good made 2 yards through center. Bloodgood punted 55 yards to Okla homa's 6-yard line. Bristow ran out of bounds for a half-yard gain. Lamb dropped back of his own goal line and Oklahoma faked a punt. Hen dricks failed to gain. Lamb punted 20 yards out of bounds. Nebraska's ball on Oklahoma's 25-yard line. Rhodes made 2 yards through the line. On a tackle-around play, Ed Weir made 15 yards, putting the ball on Oklahoma's 10-yard line. Bloodgood lost 2 yards trying Oklahoma's left end. Rhodes made 4 yards through the line. Ball on Oklahoma's 8-yard line. On a tackle-around play, Weir fumbled and Bloodgood recovered for no gain. Fourth down and 8 yards to go. Bloodgood passed to Collins for 9 yards and a touchdown. Collins snatched the pass out of an Oklahoma man's hands as it came over his shoulder. Bloodgood place kicked the extra point. Score: Oklahoma, 14; Nebraska, 7. Hendricks kicked off 50 yards to Bloodgood who returned 27 yards to Nebraska's 27-yard line. Man- I "VT V n V ENUS PENCILS lKtheeftKieirtorprot-.tVs I -- aaner VLnus ni-nvaia pencil work copying. II for perfect penc 17 Mack dcgrecs-3 AaMrieaa Lead Vwmm fanntt an4 Miiili.rinl I'mfr Learn JZ the Latest Steps! PRIVATE and CLASS LESSONS Day or Eve ning. New Stu dents' Class Now Form ing. Enrol! Now. CARROLL'S Neb. State Bank Bid. 15th aad O. Call L6028 STAGE DANCING Esthetic, Interpretire, Clog Watch this Space for information on "How to Judge a Diamond" Before you buy consult a diamond specialist Fenlon B. Fleming Jeweler 1143 "C" 1143 "O" dery runing from punt formation made 9 yards through the line. Rhodes was thrown for a 6-yard loss. Bloodgood punted 60 yards, but the play was called back and Nebras ka penalized 5 yards for off-side. Ball on Nebraska's 25-yard line. Bloodgood punted 45 yards to Stough who returned 7 yards. Ball on Ok lahoma's 37-yard line. Hendricks made 4 yards off Nebraska's left tackle. Lamb made 2 yards through the line. Hendricks tried a pass and was thrown for an 11-yard loss. Lamb punted S3 yards, Rhodes re turning 3 yards, placing the ball on Nebraska's 43-yard line. Bloodgood made 5 yards off Oklahoma's left tackle. A pass by Rhodes was inter cepted by Bristow on Oklahoma's 44 yard line. Wostoupal jumped and stopped Lamb for 5-yard loss. Bris tow made 1 yard through center. Lamb made 6 yards through center. Time up for third period. Ball on Oklahoma's 47-yard line. Oklahoma in possession of the ball. Score: Oklahoma, 14; Nebraska, 7. TOWNSEND Portrait Photographer. Dr. Charles Fordyce of the Teachers College addressed teachers of Otoe County at Nebraska City Friday. Y. M. C. A. To Start Membership Drive The membership drive of the Uni versity Y. M. C. A., scheduled for last Monday and postponed because of the Sigma Tau convention, Btarts Monday with a dinner at the Temple which will be attended by the forty men who will have charge of the drive. Prof. O. R. Martin of the Col lege of Business Administration and chairman of the advisory board of the Y. M. C. A., is chairman of the committee in charge of the campaign. TOWNSENB-Portrait Photographer. Announcement Vivian Hampton el tha Franco-American Beauty Shoppe Liberty Theater Bldf. Has Just returned from the weat coast and will be slad to again tee her friend and patrons. 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