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(Continued from Pago 1 )
Frank H. H Knobel
Halllgnn F. H Shopnard
l'rdy, Dock I, H Lemlro
OmclnlB Captain, E. L. King, West Point, referee; I,, a Teuton, WIh
cnnaln, umpire; Ouh Ornham, Praka. hend HnoHnian.
Time of quartern 15 minutes
PennltleH 35 yards In 7 ofTBldo penaltleB, and 15 yardB for holding, total
50 ynrdB for NebrnHka MlBRourl, 5 yardn orfHlde and 15 yardn rough playing;
total 20 ynrda
Touchdowns Towle 1. Goal kick Towle l
OMAHA 27
LINCOLN 19
Hefore a crowd which would do jus
lice to a university football game,
Omaha won from Lincoln by a score
of 27 to 19. The play was fast and
furlouB throughout, conHiHting of
straight football, Intermingled with
numerouB forward paBses Sprague
and MacFarland were the stellar per
formers for Omaha, with Allan, Wilkle
and I,. Doyle doing the spectacular
work for Lincoln.
Lincoln klked off to Omaha. Omaha
tries a play through tackle with no
gain. On a fumble Lincoln recovers
ball. Two plunges at the line resulted
In no gain. An end run nets 10 yards,
followed by a line buck for 10 yardu
L. Doyle of Lincoln goeR over for
touchdown 2 minutes and lfl seconds
aftef klckoh". Hoyle kicks out, but
ball is fumbled.
Lincoln kicks off to Omaha, who re
turna 10 yards and fumbles, with Lin
coln recovering ball. A series of line
buckB and end runs carry ball to
Omaha's 22-yard line Allen carries
ball 20 yards to Omaha's 2-yard line
on fake tacklo play. L Doylo carries
ball through line for touchdown after
G minutes of play. Doyle kicks out to
Allen, who makes fair catch. Omaha
playorB catch Wilkle before he gets
to kick goal.
Lincoln again klcka off to Omaha
who return 20 yardB. Rouse makes 15
yarda around left end, Omaha at
tempts a forward pass, but Is caughi
by Lincoln Wilkle punts 35 yards
with no return Omaha tries a for
ward pass, but make no gain. Lin
coin penalized 15 yards for holding,
which 1b closely followed by Omaha
losing 15 yards for rough pln
WUkle punts 40 yards to Omaha
who return 10 yards A series of line
bucks with end runs result in a touch
down for Omaha. Omaha kicks goal
Omaha kicks 40 yards to Lincoln, wit"
Allan returning 10 yayds Lincoln
fails to make gain and ball goes t
Omaha After several good line bucks
Carlson goes over for touchdown Mac
Karland kicks goal.
Lincoln kicks to Sprague, who ie
turns 10 yards Omaha fumbles, but
recover ball. Omaha kicks 35 yards,
with Allan returning 4 yards.
Lincoln's forward pasB netB 4 yards
Omaha penalized 15 yards for holding
Lincoln mnkcB 30 yards on fake for
ward pass. Fake drop kick results In
loss and Omaha's ball on downs Oinii
ha kicks 35 yards with no return
Wilkle kicks 35 yards. Omaha ie
turns 5 yards.
SECOND HALF.
Lincoln kicks off to Omaha, who,
after several attempts at the line, try
a forward pass. MacFarland receives
the pass, making a run of 70 yardB.
L. Doyle tackles him on Lincoln's 2
yard line. A couple of line bucks
result in a touchdown. MacFarland
jkk-kH g(al. The ball hitting goal
I post h and dropping Inside of bar, thus
'adding one more point to Omaha's
I total
Lincoln tries a forward pass after
line bnks fall The pass Is intercept
oil b Sprague. who runs 40 yards for
nnothei touchdown MacFarland kicks,
but ball lilts post and bounces back
FOURTH QUARTER.
Lincoln attempts anothei forward
P'ihs. tint it Is blocked by Omaha
Allan makes 30 ards around left end
Two lino plunges fall Allan again
tnk'H the ball, making 10 yards for a
touchdown Wilkle kicks goal
Lincoln kicks off to Omaha, who re
turiiH ball to Omaha's 35 yard line
Omnha fumbles, with Lincoln recover
Ing ball
Time is called with the ball in Oma
ha h possession on their own 35-yard
lino.
Score -Omaha 27. Lincoln 10
During the game Omaha tried four
torward passes, netting them 77 yards
Lincoln attempted six with a gain of
34 yards. Omaha was penalized 10
yards, twice for holding and twice for
off Hide. Lincoln wns penalized twice,
resulting in a loss of 30 yards The
Omaha punter kicked 300 yards in
eight trials, with Lincoln returning
the ball 34 yards
Wilkio, for Lincoln, punted six times
for 240 yards, but Omaha boys were
able to return the ball only five yards
The officials were James Harvey, ex
NebraBka, referee; Lofgren, ex-Nebraska,
and Keames, ex-Hellevue, al
lernating as umpire and head linesman
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
Candidate for Second Term
Renominated without opposition In Republican party at April
primary. Endorsed Sept. .", In Progressive part v. Flection Tucs
day, Nov. 5, 1012.
(Jrant (i. Martin, the law officer of the state, was born in Iowa
W ,ears a jjo, graduated from Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, in
1S85, and three years later received the degree of Master of Phi
losopln. He was admitted to the bar in 1880, and since lias been
continuously engaged in the practice of law. For seventeen earn
he resided at Fremont, Dodge county, Nebraska, and served' two
terms as county attorney of that county. Former Attorney (ieneral
Thompson solicited Mr. Martin to become his assistant. lie served
two years as assistant attorney general, and two years as deputy
attorney general. Mr. Martin was elected attonwy general in 1011,
and is now a candidate for re-election, having been renominate!
without opposition by the Republican party at the April primary
and indorsed September 5th by the progressive party. His son,
Wade Martin, was graduated from the State University in 1911.
