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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1909)
THE DAILY NEBRASKA! !r Pm 9BJBBJBBBBBHBBBBBsBBBBBn inmBBi m DON'T AbsA- fail SSk TO , ' . .bbbbbbib I .iiLifllBiBHBSiBiBiBiw r y THE ' GAME i4nrf 318 North 11th I SSBSSSESEB! WHEN THE MISSOURI TIGERS BEAT KANSAS JAYHAWKERS THE ONLY TEAM DEFEATED IN 1901. ORASKA BEAT THE TIGERS 51 TO 0 Light" Missouri T4am Then Tore Up the Kansas Line for the One Victory of Its Season. Tho 1901 football team of the Uni versity of Missouri, like tho 1895 eleven, Is remembered with prldo by the alumni. That year tho Tigers mado a poor showing In all tho games of the schedulo except the Kansas game. They won -from Kansas by a score of 18 to 12 though they scored only 29 points on their opponents the entire season. Fred Murphy was tho coach of the "Naughty-ono" Tigers. Like W. W. Roper, coach of the 1909 team, he had comparatively light men out of which to make a football team. Among his material wore Anamosa and "Izzy" Anderson, bph of whom are known by students of today. The team started in- by losing to tho American School of Osteopathy by 22 to 5. A woek lator .Simpson .Collego defeated them, 11 to 0. They wore scheduled to play Werrensburg at Jefforson City, but Warrensburg tried to play somo "lnellglbles" and the game was callod off. Spectators who food gathored at tho football Held re turned home without their "money , back." The gamo with Drake was lost, 24 to 0 two touchdowns in each ihalf. Ottawa was tied 6 to C. Coluin- ibia.papors spoko of it as a "fast, scion tlflc game; not of tho brutal kind." -Nebraska by 51 to 0. Nebraska ran up a Bcbro of 51 to UheTigers, 0. This added to, the gloom of the Missouri rooters. Then CTexaUnIvorBlty won, 10 to 0. Tho HasKeii". inuiuns ueieaiea me Tiger n nw before the game do A Megaphone from the Co-op then you can root. Ribbons and colors from the Co-op show your colors. , "N" football and ribbons from the Co-op a classy souvenir. Nebraska pennant and cane from the Co-op -High grade goods. If you get these from the Co-op, you can rest assured that you will have the best the market affords. : If you do not get them at the Co-op, you should get some that look like the Co-op goods. All that's best All thatys latest in college goods. THE CO-OPERATIVE ENGINEERS Do you know that WKmxmmiynmmmwmfajmwuBtmNmM team in a close game, although tho scoro wns 19 to 0. Missouri had tho bottor of tho game In tho first half, rushing tho ball at ono Umo to tho Indians' four-yard lino, but Kirk punt ed out of dangor. Captain Charles Washer played especially good foot ball for Missouri. Many football crit ics sold ho could make any. toam in tho United States. After those preliminary games tho students considered tho chancos of beating Kansas on Thanksgiving Day, to say tho least wore "slim." But the coach, Uko "Bill" Roper, had as his mqtto, "Beat Kansas," and gave his wholo attention to that purpose, lot ting tho preliminary games take care of thomselvctt. When Missouri lined up against Kansas at Association park, Kansas City, tho Tigers wore outwoighod ten pounds to tho man. K. U. started off with speed and made tho first touch down and" kicked goal. Tho fast tricky plays of tho Jayhawkors bewildered Missouri for awhile, but tho Tigers soon settled down and pushed tho ball down tho field, fighting foot by foot, and made tho second touchdown, also kicking goal. The score was tied, 6 to 6.' Neither- toam scored any more tho first ..half. N(f brilliant plays were .mode, and nearly all the ground was won by llno-plunglng. Eight substi tutes were used by Kansas. Missouri replaced only one mant pjay tor, whoso, collar bono was broken. Surprised the Rooters. Of courso tho rooters were sur prised at tho showing Missouri mado against the Jayhawkors. Evidently the team had improved greatly. In tho second half tho Tigers stuck to simple HnO'bucking and tried few end runs or kicks. The back field plunged so desperately and tho line hold so hard that Missouri made six and ten yardB each down. When Mis souri did mako ond runs, It was said Its interference was almost perfect. So tho Tigers plowed through the Jay hawkors' .lino with shorter gains as they neared the Kansas goal, until an other, touchdown and goal were placed to their credit. Kansas tied the score ATTEND not fail to provide we sell Dietggen Slide Rules $3 with Its second touchdown and goal, 12 to 12. Missouri cltizons who were Inter ested In tho outcome of the gamo would not at first bollovo the reports, because of tho poor showing made In the othor games. Of courso Columbia eolobrated, and that night pajamas npd nightshirts paraded tho streets. JUNIORS GIVE A HOP AT LINCOLN HOTEL NOV. 12 FORMAL OPENING OF HOTEL TO UNIVER8ITY DANCE8. ABSOLUTE LIMIT ON THE NUMBERS Chairman Lawrence Announces That No Tickets Will Be Sold After Expenses Are , Guaranteed. Only eight days remain until the formal opening of tho university danc ing season In tho Lincoln hotel. On Friday, November 12, tho Junior hop will bo held under tho chairmanship of J. E. Lawronco, with Ralph Veav erllng master of coromonles. Although tho sophomores had an in formal In Fraternity hall two weeks ago, that danco Is not considered as ono of tho regular affairs of the 1009- 1910 season. It waa rather a hold-ovor, from last year, held In an attempt to pay tho debts loft from tho preceding semester. Tho s'econd year men plan to still hold a regular hop and Infor mal, thus disregarding the first dance as a function of the present year. First at the Lincoln. Tho junior hop will bo the first uni versity function to bo held In the Lin coln hotel this year. Tho Lincoln lobby has been redecorated and now presents, a'handBpmo appearance. The balcony has also been completely re modeled and Js at last in harmony with tho now dance nail. Walt's orchestra will furnish the mu sic for the hop and exceptionally neat programs aro oxpocteu. ' Tho Lincoln will this yoar bo the yourself with BOOK CO. lincoln neb .75, Faber's $3.75, K & E $3.25. LINCOLN DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln's "Select Dancing School" nTHmD mSorT O. E. 13ULLABD, U. of N. '02, Manager We teach the fancy dances Rye Waltz, Cadets', Society Minuet, etc., dn Saturday nights, and use the University Or chestra. This is your night, students; come and dance. UNIVERSITY NIGHTS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Class Nights Wodnosdovs and Socials Mondays and Fridays Saturdays 8;00' to 10:00. 8:00 to 12:00 AUTO 4477 Private Leseomby Appointment JNJJX A1311 MMMWWMWMMMSMSMSMSM BsflsVIHilHIIlBsilBBBliiHlHBVlBBHHBW A jv. 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