THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
HOSIERS TRAMPLE COLfiATE
ELEYEH B 1 33 TO 7 SCORE
(Contineed Frem Faff Oat.)
Hnskers. vu rernarVable. Tyron,
hurt on on occasion, received tre
mendous cheer f cr hit desperate pity
ing with a team hopelessly defeated.
Cheers for "Co olffate," echoed
across the Stadium with the "U, U,
U--i" of Nebraska.
Between halves, the Hastings ffirl
mdt corns drilled. The Corncobs
also staged a polo game with "the
Prince of Wales." The Prince, with
true spirit, fell off his horse and was
carried from the field by dozens of
admiring co-eds,
Following ere the statistics:
Yards from scrimmage Nebras
ka, 1S2; Colgate, 180.
First downs Nebraska, 7; Col
gate, 11.
Passes attempted Nebraska, 6;
Colgate, 28.
Passes completed Nebraska, I;
Colgate, 5.
Passes intercepted Nebraska, S;
Colgate, S.
Punts Nebraska, 10 . for 425
yards, average 42 1-2 yards; Colgate
for SSS yards, average. 37 yards.
Returns of punts Nebraska, 120
yards; Colgate, 28 yards.
iSckoffs Nebraska, S for 235
vards: Colrate, 8 for 145 yards.
Kkkoffs returned Nebraska, 12
yards; Colgate, 101 yards.
Thrown for loss Nebraska, 12
yards; Colgate, 9 yards.
Penalties Nebraska, 80 yards;
Colgate, 10 yards.
Punts blocked Nebraska, 0; Col
gate, 8.
Fumbles-Nebraska, 2; Colgate, 1.
The lineup:
Nebraska Posiiton Colgate
R. Mandery re R. Crowtber
Molzea rt Beuthal
Hub).a rg S. Crowther (C)
Wof.toupal e Da Grosa
J. Wcr lg Kern
E. Wir C) It Strack
Collins le Hynes
Bloodgood jb Morgaa
Rhodes rh Tyron
A. Mandery Ih La Belle
Myers fb Schmdii
Substitutions: Nebraska Pos
pisil for Hubka, Ford for Collins,
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Schols for E. Weir, Kuska for Scholt,
Ogden for J. Weir, Grow for Wostou
pal, Gray for Molten, Locke for A.
Mandery, Robertson for R. Mandery,
Dover for Robertson, Kamm for
Bloodgood, Bronaon for Kamm, Triba
for Locke, Ristine for Myers, Smith
for Rhodes. Bailee for Smith; Col
gate Burke for Da Grosa, William
son for Burke, Bray for S, Crowther,
Thompson for Rynes, Mehler for La
Belle, Stratton for R. Crowther. Dav
idson for Kern.
First Qaarter
Colgate won the toss and chose to
defend the south roaL Ed Weir
kicked off SO yards to Tyron who re
turned S3 yards to Colgate's SS-vard
line. La Belle was forced out of
bounds' for no gain. Schmidt fail
ed to gain through the line. Tvron
swung around Nebraska's right end
for 20 yards but the play was called
back because both teams were off
tide. Tyron went throd?h left guard
for 2 yards. La Belle failed to gain
through the line. La Belle nuntd
60 yards to Bloodgood who returned
15 yards to the Nebraska 28-vard
line.
A, Mandery ran from punt forma
tion and broke through the Colgate
left tackle for 15 yards, then stumbl
ed and fell. Nebraska tried the same
play again but Mandery failed to
gain. Bloodgood attempted to go
through Olfftte right tackle but was
thrown for a S-yard loss. It waa the
third down, the ball on Nebraska's
S 0-yard line. Bloodgood punted the
37 yards and, the ball rolled dead on
Colgate's 35-yard line.
La BalU It Stepped.
Schmidt went through right guard
for 1 yard. Tyron went through cen
ter for four yards. La Belle attemp
ted to go through Nebraska's right
tackle but Joe Weir went through
and spilled him for no gain.
Tyron punted 45 yards to Blood
good who returned 15 yards to Ne
braska's 26-yard line. A. Mandery
ran from punt formation and made
4 yards around Colgate's left end.
Rhodes went through left tackle for
13 yards and a first down. Blood
good went through the Colgate right
tackle for 1 yard. On a fake punt
formation Rhodes broke through the
center of the line for three yards. It
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was Nebraska's ball on the 50-yard
line, Myers went through right guard
for one yard. Bloodgood punted to
the Colgate 37-yard line,
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Tyron iade one yard through
right tackle. Schmidt went through
center for 2 yards. Tyron went
through right tackle for 3 yards. Ty
ron punted 42 yards and the ball roll
ed dead on Nebraska's 14-yard line.
On a fake punt formation Rhodes
broke through right guard for 11
yards and a first down. Bloodgood
ran from punt formation and made
4 yards. Another fake punt forma
tion play gained 2 yards with Rhodes
carrying the ball. The same play:
Mandery went through right tackle
for 3 yards. Rhodes went through
right tackle for 7 yards but fumbled
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