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THE DAILY NEMUSKAN
CREIOHTON WANTS
POST-SEASON GAME
Crelghton Is the latent school to an
gle for a postseason (tame with the
Cornhuakers. The Catholic school haa
longing Tor a chance at a Nebraska
team and now that they have the
strongest team In years, while Nebras
ka U having a poor season, they want
to match their strength against the
CornhuBkera. There can be no deny
ing the fact that the Crelghtoiv eleven
la a powerful aggregation and would uo
doubt give the Cornhuskers a run for
the money.
But all the dreams and desires of
the Crelghton fana will be of no avail.
Nebraska will not meet Crelghton.
When questioned concerning the pro
posed game, Provost Lees said that
there waa not a chance for Crelghton
to schedule a game with Nebraska.
The Omaha school Is not governed by
the same eligibility rules as Nebraska.
Men are allowed to play with Crelgh
ton four years and freshmen are also
allowed to participate In varsity
games. Several of the members of
the present Blue and White team are
playing their fourth year and at least
two of the Crelghton huskies are first
year men.
A successful business man says
"To succeed, it is only necessary 10
keep pegging away." Evidently most
o these successful business men were
cribbage players.
(Continued from Tage One)
BATLE SCARRED HUSKERS
SPRINO SURPRISE BY
TAKING TIGERS BACON
ter. Two line plunfcn failed to gal
and nussell punted 40 yards to tho Tl
ger 35 yard line. The Hunker line lieui
Collins being thrown lor a 6 yard lima
and Iewla punted to Newman who re
turned 10 yarda to the middle of the
field. Pale broke thru the line and on
a brilliant run for 32 yards carried
ball to the Tiger 23 yard line. Dale
hnrktxt wnter for 2 yarda more. End
first quarter. Missouri 2. Nebrab'na 0
Th Second Quarter
A forward pass. Pale to Swansnti
stumbled as he opened Ms arnts to
catch. A dropklck was blocked and
was recovered by Vlner on the Tiger
17 vard line. Two line bucks by the
Tigers failed and Lewis In attempt
ing a punt fumbled, Nebraska recover
ing. The barl was now on Ihe Tiger
23 yard line. Dale plunged thru cen
ter for 12 yards and first down. Uus-
sell was thrown lor a 2 yard loss and
Dale failed to gain on the next play.
A forward pass Russell to Henry, was
completed, carrying the ball to the
Missouri IS yard line. Henry went
thru left tackle for 4 yards but fum
bled. Travis recovering. Lewis punt
ed 35 yards from behind his own goal
line. Ball was recalled and NebiaskH
penalized 5 yards tor offside.
Lewis punted 40 yards to Newman,
who returned 12 yards to the Tteer 32
yard line. Russell hit the line iov 4
yards and two plunges by Henry car
lied the ball foV 7 yards and fl'st
down. Henry on the next play, bioke
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around left end for 26 yarda and 1
touchdown. Dale punted out to New
man and Young failed to kick oal
Nebraska 6; Missouri 2.
Russell kicked off to the Tiger 21
yard line. Vlner crawled Blx yards thru
center. I line buck failed and Lew la
punted 36 yarda to Newman thru the
right tackle. Russell punted 48 yards
out of the bounds on the Tiger 6
yard line. Total yaiMs gained on kick
was 67 yards. The ball was brought
Into the Tiger 15 yard line. Missouri
was penalised 15 yards for holding.
The ball was over on the Missouri
goal line. Lewis punted rrom 10 yarua
behind his own goal line to his own
37 yard line but Russell fumbled. Ivn
er recovered. Ruth went In for lew
la. The later substituting for For
ester. Collins went thru line tor is
vard s and Missouri first down. On the
next play, a forward pass. Lewiu to
Ruth sent the ball to the Husker IS
yard line.
Lewla gained 3 yarda thru cei in ;
Edwards went In for Collins at light
half. Day substituted for Tripled ai
the Husker pivot position. Lewis car-
led the bal to the Husker 11 yr.ru
line. Lewis booted the ball for a per
fect drop kick from his own 18 yard
line. Score: Nebraska 6; Missouri 5.
Lewis kicked off to Russell who re
turned 15 yards to the Husker 38 yard
line. Day plunged thru center for 7
yards. Russell punted 45 yards to
Pack well, who returned 15 yards to
the Tiger 25-yard line. End of first
half. Nebraska 6; Missouri 5.
Captain Stankowski of Missouil sus
tained a broken ankle, and was thkon
to the hospital. He will probably bo
out of the game for the balance ol
the season.
Third Quarter
Lewis kicked oft 45 yards o Iicu:y
who returned 20 yards to Nebraska's
26 yard line. Russell and Dale bucked
the line for 3 yards, the foimer final
ly punting 55 yards. The ball rolled
over the goal line for a touchdown
and it is brought into the Huskei 20
yard line. Collins broke around .lh.
end for Missouri's first play and ran
50 yards to Nebraska's 40 yard i-.no
before tackled. Ruth gained 5 yards
aroung right end and on a forward
pass Lewis to Ruth was incomplete.
The Huskers gained the ball on
downs. Russell and Dale smashing
thru the line for 9 yards, Russell peril
ed 50 yards to Packmore on the Ti
gers' 28 yard line. Three Missouri i.ne
bucks failed and Lewis punted 30
yards to Dale who returned 18 to the
Missouri 42 yard line. Russell went
thru right tackle for 4 yards.
A forward pass, Newman to Dale
12 yards and first downs. The ball
v, as on the Tiger 21-yard line. An at-
ttmpted forward pass by Henry was
blocked. Russell attempted a drop
kick, but the ball sailed inches out
side the goal posts. The ball was
given to Missouri on her onw 25-yard
line. Viner failed to gain and Lewis'
nt tempted punt was blocked by Swan
son. Missouri recovered on her own
20-yard line. Viner running from punt
formation was thrown for one yard.
Lewis punted 26 yards to the Missouri
34-yard line, a forward pass, Newman
to Henry was good for three yards.
Another pass, Newman to Russell, net
ted six yards. Dale went through cen
ter for two yards and first downs. Off
tackle plunges by Henry and Russell
netted 11 yards and another first
clown. Nebraska was penalized 15
yards on the next play. A forward
pass, Newman to Dale, sent the big
fullback around right end for 38 yards
and a touchdown. Dale's punt out
went wild. Score: Nebraska 12, Mis
souri 5.
Sylvester substituted for Viner at
fullback. Lyman kicked 30 yards to'
Travis on the Missouri 38-yard line.
Viner and Sylvester gained nine yards
through the line. Sylvester went one
yar dthrough center for first downs.
Through first center for first pass,
p. forward pass, Lewis to Packwood,
netted 15 yards and another first
down. Third quarter up. Score: Ne
braska 12, Missouri 5.
Fourth Quarter
A pass by Lewis was intercepted oy
Newman on the Husker 20-yard line.
Dale and Russell punted 35 yards to
the Missouri 39-yard line. Sylvester
carried the ball around end and thru
center lor seven yards.
Collins fumbled a pass on the next
play, but recovered the ball on his
own 26-yard line. Lewis punted 45
yards to Newman, who returned 12
yards. Henry went around left end
and 27 yards to the Missouri 36-yard
line. A forward pass by Newman was
incomplete. Another pass, Newman to
Swanson. was giood for 32 yards.
Swanson fumble'.', when tackled. It
was Missouri's ball on her own 11
yard line. Sylvester gained 15 yards
around Nebraska's right end.
Line plunges by Collins and Ed
wards netted four yards. Missouri
was penalized five yards for olTbide.
Lewis punted 50 yards t'o Newman,
who returned to the center of the
field. Nebraska was penalized five
yards for offside. Russell and Daie
both failed to gain. hTe lormer point
ed 35 yards to the Tiger 14-yard line.
Sylvester vas thrown tor a five-yard
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Think of your pride too, and you will demand a garment that
will give you that comfortable feeling of being well dressed.
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loss. Lewis punted 35 yards, ihe ball
rolling out of bounds on the Husker
18-yard line. Cross went in for 1-acK-wood,
while Coach Schulte sent Schel
lenberg in for Henry. Dale ran seven
yards from punt formation. Russell
punted 35 yards to Cross, who tum
bled on his own 43-yard line, but re
covered. A long forward pass by Lew
is was incomplete. Lewis, on a spread
play, gained five yards through the
line. Another pass by Lewis failed.
Lewis punted 50 yards to Newiur.ri,
who ran 40 yards through an open
iield before tackled. It was Nebras
kas ball on her own 44-yard line. Rus
sell ran through left tackle for IS
yards. A forward pass by Newman
was incomplete. Russell in two plays
gained eight yards off tackle. King
then replaced Blurner.
Russell punted 30 yards to Cross
on Missouri's 13-yard line. Sylvester
was thrown for a six-yard loss. Schroe
der went in for Ruth. Lewis was
thrown for a four-yard loss. Lewis
punted 35 yards to Nebraska's 50-yard
line, and the game was over.
Final score: Nebraska 12, Mis
souri, 5.
Yesterday we heard a man start
en address with "As I stand before
this august assembly." Evidently he
didn't know this was November.
A University student who has worn
a pair of shoes for six months, said
of them that they were faithfu1 1o
the last.
WANT ADS
LOST A lid of a lady's gold watch,
Friday morning, containing the initials
"O. M. G." Call F-1230 or at Students'
Activities. It
I WISH the one who took my note
book, fountain pen, botany and Eng.
Literature would return them to Stu
dents Activities office, or the inside
address. It
LOST Large envelope with Psych.
I. drawings and other papers. Leave
at Students' Activities office. Re
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