THE
Nebraska Footbal
Remarkable Succoion Of Victorie., With Few UeteaM,
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In 26 Year In The Game
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1892
Nebraska, 10; Kansas, 12.
Nebraska, 10; Iowa, 10.
Missouri forfeited to Nebraska.
1893
Missouri, 13.
Kansas, IS.
Iowa, 18.
Doane, 0.
Baker, 10.
Denver A. C, 4.
Game awarded to Nebraska.
1904
Nebraska, 18
Nebraska, 0
Nebraska, 20
Nebraska, 28
Nebraska, 10
Nebraska, 4
j Nebraska, 36; Iowa, 0.
j Nebraska, 18; Missouri, H.
Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 6.
1895
j Nebraska, 6; Iowa, 0.
Nebraska, 12; Missouri, 10.
3 . Nebraska, 4; Kansas, fi.
896
J Nebraska, 0; Iowa, 0.
i Nebraska, 8; Missouri, 4.
I Nebraska, 0; Kansas. '2.
i 1897
t Nebraska, 42; Missouri, 0.
." Nebraska, 10; Kansas, 5.
I Nebraska, 0; Ames, 10.
Nebraska, 16; Tarkio, 0.
j Nebraska, 6; Iowa, 0.
Nebraska, 16; Wesleyan, 5.
I 1398
;! Nebraska, 47; Missouri, 6.
jj Nebraska, 18; Kansas, fi.
I Nebraska, 23; Ames, 10.
Nebraska, 76; Hastings, 0.
j Nebraska, 0; William Jewel, 24
! Nebraska, 11; Denver A. C, 10.
j Nebraska, 1'; Colorado, 10.
j Nebraska, 24; Tarkio, 0.
Nebraska, 5; Drake, 6.
i Nebraska, 5; Iowa, 6.
I 1899
Nebraska, 6; Lincoln H. S., 0.
I Nebraska, 0; Ames, 33.
Nebraska. 6; K. C. Medics, fi.
Nebraska, 0; K. C. Medics. 24.
Nebraska, 12; Drake, 6.
Nebraska. 5; South Dakota, fi.
Nebraska, 20; Kansas, 36.
1900
Nebraska, 30; Ames, 0.
Nebraska, 8; Drake, 0.
Nebraska, 12; Missouri, 0.
Nebraska, 33; Grinnell. 0.
Nebraska, 12; Kansas, 0.
Nebraska, 12; Minnesota. 20.
1901
Nebraska. 5; Kirksville, 0.
Nebraska. 29; Doane, 0.
Nebraska, 17; Ames. 0.
Nebraska, 0; Wisconsin, IS.
Nebraska, 0; Minnesota. 19.
Nebraska, 51; Missouri, 0.
Nebraska, 29; Kansas, 5.
Nebraska, 18; Haskell. 10.
1902
Nebraska, 51; Doane, 0.
Nebraska, 10; Colorado, 0.
Nebraska, 17; Grinnell, 0.
Nebraska, 6; Minnesota. 0.
Nebraska, 12; Missouri. 0.
Nebraska, 28; Haskell Indianst o
Nebraska. 16; Kansas. 0.
Nebraska, 7; Knox, 0.
Nebraska, 12; Northwestern. 0.
1903
Nebraska, 64; Grand Island. 0.
Nebraska, 23; South Dakota, d.
Nebraska, 10; Denver. 0.
Nebraska, 16; Haskell Indians. .
Nebraska, 31; Colorado. 0.
Nebraska, 17; Iowa, 6.
Nebraska, 33; Knox. 5.
Nebraska, 6; Kansas, o.
Nebraska, 52; Bellevue. .
Nebraska. 16; Illinois, 0.
1904
Nebraska. 72; Grand Island, .
Nebraska, 17; Lincoln. H. S.. 0.
Nebraska, 46;
Nebraska, 6;
Nebraska, 39;
Nebraska, 34;
Nebraska. 12;
Nebraska, 17;
Nebraska, 6;
Nebraska, 51;
Nebraska, 16;
Nebraska, 30;
Nebraska, 20;
Nebraska, 42;
Nebraska, 16;
Nebraska, 0;
Nebraska, 102
Nebraska, 21;
Nebraska, 18;
Nebraska, 0;
Nebraska, 43;
Nebraska, 24;
Nebraska, 56;
Nebraska, 4;
Nebraska, 6;
Nebraska, 2;
Nebraska, 2S;
Nebraska, 0;
Nebraska, 17;
Nebraska, 6;
Nebraska, 5;
Nebraska. 41;
Nebraska, 53;
Nebraska, 33;
Nebraska, 30;
Nebraska, 5;
Nebraska, 22;
Nebraska, 10;
Nebraska, 16;
Nebraska, 62;
Nebraska, 85;
I Nebraska, 6;
! Nebraska, 20 ;
Grinnell, 0.
Colorado, 0.
Creighton, 0.
Knox, 0.
Minnesota, 16.
Iowa, 6.
Haskell Indians, 14.
Bellevue, 0.
Illinois, 10.
1905
Grand Island. 0.
Lincoln H. S., 0.
South Dakota, 6.
Knox, 0.
Michigan, 31.
Crelghton, 0.
Ames, 0.
Colorado, 0.
Minnesota, 35.
Doane, 5.
Illinois, 6.
1905
Grand Island, 0.
South Dakota, 0.
Drake, 0.
Ames, 14.
Doans, 0.
Minnesota, 13.
Creighton, 0.
Kansas, 8.
Chicago, 38.
Cincinnati, 0.
1907
Teru, 0.
South Dakota, 0.
Grinnell, 4.
Minnesota, 8.
Colorado, 8.
Ames, 9.
Kansas, 6.
Denver, 0.
Doans, 0.
St. Louis, 34.
1908
Peru, 0.
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43- Doans, 0.
20; Grinnell, 5.
0; Minnesota, 0.
11; Iowa, 8.
23; Ames, 17.
5; Kansas, 20.
27; Wabash, 6.
6; Carlisle Indians, 37.
1909
4; South Dakota, 6.
31; Knox, 0.
0; Minnesota, 14.
6; Iowa, 6.
12; Doans, 0.
0; Kansas, 6.
0; Denver, 5.
5; Haskell Indians, 16.
1910
66; Peru, 0.
12; South Dakota, 9.
0; Minnesota, 27.
' 6; Doane, 6.
6; Kansas, 0.
24; Ames, 0.
119; Haskell Indians, 0.
27; Denver, 0.
1911
117; Kearney, 0.
59; Kansas Aggies, v.
3; Minnesota, 21.
34; Missouri, 0.
6; Ames, 6.
27; Doans, 0.
29; Kansas, 0.
6; Michigan, 6.
1912
61; Bellevue, 0.
30; Kansas, Aggies, 6.
0; Minnesota, 13.
41; Adrian, 0.
7; Missouri, 6.
54; Doane, 6.
14; Kansas, 3.
13; Oklahoma, 9.
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Nebraska, 19;
Nebraska, 24
Nebraska, 7
Nebraska, 7
Nebraska, 18
Nebraska, 42
Nebraska, 9
Nebraska, 12
Nebraska, 14
Nebraska, 31
Nebraska, 0
Nebraska, 24
Nebraska, 20
Nebraska, 34
Nebraska, 35
Nebraska, 16
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1913
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I Kansas Aggies, 6
; Minnesota, 0.
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; Ames, 6.
; "Wesleyan, 7.
; Kansas, o.
; Iowa, 0.
1914
Washburn, 7.
Kansas Agge8, 0
South Daknta a'
Michigan AggW, 0
Ames, 7,
Morningside, 7,
Kansas, 0.
Iowa, 7.
1915
; Drake, 13.
; Kansas Aggies, 0.
; Washburn, 0.
; Notre Dame, 19,
; Ames, 0.
; Wesleyan, 0.
; Kansas, 0.
; Iowa, 7.
1916
53; Drake, 0.
14; Kansas Aggies, 0,
17; Oregon Aggies, I
21; Wesleyan, 0.
3; Iowa Aggies, 0.
3; Kansas, 7.
34; Iowa, 17.
0; Notre Dame, 20.
1917
100; Wesleyan, 0.
47; Iowa, 0.
7; Notre Dame, 0.
0; Michigan, 20.
52; Missouri, 0.
13; Kansas, 3.
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THE COLLEGE WORLD
Cadets Get Rifles Back.
The freshman companies of the uni
versity reserve officers' training corps
of the University of Washington, who
for the past two months have been
drilling without rifles, are to have
their guns returned to them this
month. Owing to the great shortage
of rifles at the outbreak of the war,
the government was not able to fur
nish the necessary number to the sail
ors at the naval station and to pri
vate individuals guarding public util
ity plants. The university lent its
armory rifles until new Springfields
could be furnished.
Sacrifice for Red Triangle.
The Wisconsin co-eds have found
many novel ways to earn the money
which they have pledged to the Y. M.
('. A. war fund. One patriotic member
is blacking the boots of her house
mates. Many are giving up their high
priced boarding houses and patroniz
ing cafeterias. Football trips. Thanks
giving vacations and Christmas holi
days have been sacrificed.
One California girl recklessly
pledged $25 too much and she is now
waiting on table so that she can re
main in school.
Co-Eds Study Engineering.
Two freshman girls have registered
this year in the college of engineer
ing at the Ohio state university. Both
are specializing in architecture.
No "Olympics" at Michigan.
For the first time in the history of
the college the dag rush and the push
ball contest between the freshmen and
sophomores at the University of Michi
gan will be discontinued. The univer
sity authorities are prohibiting them
in view of the danger involved and on
account of present war conditions.
No Athletics at Yale.
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There are now only iu ""l
iaa at Yale. Formerly i
number has varied from 300 to
athletics have i
essarily been discontinued, Ham1
which has suffered a similar u
in enrollment, has donated the ""
v,o national1
ineir buiuiuui iu i- , m
cantonment at Ayer, Mass., i ino J
various naval camps of f:3
The first football game was piayeo i
vember 3. I
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Capital and Surplus $300,000
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