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HONORS IN BIG TEN
Secure Place When Ohio State
Wisconsin Loe to Illinois
and Chicago.
and
The Iowa Hawkeyes have captured
the 1921 tiUe of the Big Ten con
ference by reason of Illinois' victory
over Ohio State and Chicago's vic
tory over Wisconsin yesterday As
: now stands, the Hawkeye eleven Is
the only conference team to go thru
the season undefeated.
Illinois upset all the dope by hand
ing the Ohio State Buckeyes a 7-0 de
feat. The Buckeyes looked like the
class of the conference and Znppke's
team had made a poor showing In
other games.
The 3-0 win of Chicago over Wis
consin also came as a big surprise to
gridiron fans and critics. The Ma
roons recently fell before Illinois and
apparently had a weak team. Wiscon
sin was considered on a par with
Iowa and Ohio State.
These games eliminating the three
cornered tie between Iowa. Wiscon
.rhn state nd gie tho
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Hawkeyes first claim to the confer
ence honors. Iowa had little trouble
defeating Northwestern yesterdjy.
Flocks of Geese Seem
To Celebrate Nebraska
Victory Ooer Cyclones
When two important things meet,
the most important of the two wins.
The important thing of the first
part in this story is the Ames-Nebraska
football game played Saturday
which decided the Missouri Valley
championship in favor of the Corn-huskers.
short and Preston brought the ball
back to the 35 yard line.
Noble tallied a yard. Two forward
passes were incomplete. Hartley
punted thirty-five yards. Cunle re
turned six to Ames' 40 yard line. A
forward pass was Incomplete.
Two more forward passes by Ames
were incomplete. Scherer mussed one
up. Hartley intercepted another try
on Nebraska's 35 yard line. Hartley
made a long pass to iSwanson which
was good for forty-eight yards
Time up for the first half.
Score: Nebraska, 7; Ames, 3.
Third Quarter.
Lingenfelter kicked off thirty yards,
Preston returning seventeen. Hartley
made five yards on two plunges. De
wltz added enough for a first down.
Noble failed to gain. Preston was
thrown for one yard loss. DewiU
added a first down with in eleven
yard run. Noble failed to gain. Hart
ley made four yards and Dewit made
another first down by tallying seven.
Hartley added four yards on ""o
plays. Uewitz added five yards
Preston made it lirst down wit., v. .
Nebraska penalized five yards for off
side. Ball on Ames' 22 yard line.
Noble tallied sixtoen yards around
right end. Hartley made two yards
through center and Preston folowed
with the same number. Hartley ram
med through for two more and a
touchdown.
Swanson kicked the goal.
Score: Nebraska, 14: Ames, .1.
Wenke kicked off across the Ames
goal line. On the first play Currle
lost three yards. Young punted to
Hartley who returned the kick for
another touchdown.
Swanson kicked the goal.
Score: Nebraska, 21; Ames, 3.
Wenke kicked off sixty yards to
Currie who returned twenty-two. Hig
gins failed to gain. Swanson inter
cepted a forward pass by Young anft
the ball was on Ames' 25 yard line.
Dewitz made two yards off tackle
and Noble followed with a twenty-five
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The import. ml things of the seccncl : yard run for a touchdown
piirt were several thousand geese fly
ing over Lincoln Saturday afternoon
in a score or more flocks.
These two important things met Sat
urday afternoon unintentionally per
haps but nevertheless they met. The
important thing of the second part
won the contest, too, and that's where
the story comes in.
While some four thousand rersons
stood in front of the Lincoln Stor lis
tening to the reports of the football
game at Ames, a flock of geese came
-.or tl:e ciowd. Someone sivw them
und. soon all the crowd was watching
thein. Then came another flock and
another until it seemed thV the
geese were flying south in an endless
stream.
Few heard the reports of the game
while those geese were eomg over
and even the man at the megaphone
halted for a minute.
And some few hundred of that mass
of human beings predicted that Sun
day would see a very severe cold
wave hit the Husker camp. Before the
last reports of the game had come
in, they were certain of it for they
were more than frozen.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF MISSOURI
VALLEY CONFERENCE WON
BY NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS
(Continued from page I )
Gaylord made four yards. Currie fol-
fowed with two more. Young punted
to Preston who returned to Nebras
ka's 45 yard line. Dewitz Tailed to
gain and the quarter ended.
Score: Nebraska, 7; Ames, 3.
Second Quarter.
Noble cleared the right end for four
teen yards. A Husker fumble was
recovered by Ames on her 42 yard
line. Ames made four yards on two
plays. A forward pass was incom
plete. Young punted t Nebraska's
35 yard line.
Dewitz made four yards on two
plays. Hartley added three more and
then punted to Ames' 37 yard line.
Young made a yard around end. A
pass. Young to Currie, addeu five
yards. Gaylord failed to gain, but
Ames penalized five yards. Young
punted to Hartley who returned to
Ames' 46 yard line.
Dewitz made four yards, which
Hartley followed by a plunge foi
three. Noble was thrown for a six
yard loss. Hartley punted across the
Ames goal line. The ball was put in
play on Ames' 20 yard line.
Young made five yards through cen
ter and Gaylord added three. Young
made it a first down. Gaylord made
ten yards around end. Currie added
three yards and Young registered a
yard. A forward pass was incomplete.
Young punted thirty yaTds to Ne
braska's 25 yard line.
Hartley made two yards. A Torwtrd
pass was incomplete. Hartley punted
for thirty yards, which was returned
twenty-two by Currie. Ames' ball on
the Husker 38 yard line.
Gaylord md one yard. Young ad
ded nine and a first down. Gaylord
ran end for one yard. Young added
another. A forward pass wa3 incom
plete. Currie muffed a pass. Lin
genfelter's attempt! place kick fell
Swanson kicked the goal.
Score: Nebraska, 28; Ames, 3.
Currie returned the kickoff to
Ames' 40 yard line. Two plays netted
four yards. Ames penalized five
yards. Young punted to Preston on
Nebraska 27 yard line. Wright went
in for Noble and fumbled on the firsi
play. Ames' ball on Husker 30 yard
line. Ames lost eight yards on a
triple puss. Dewitz intercepted a for
ward pass and went to the 40 yard
line. Three smashes failed to gain.
Hartley punted fifteen yards. Ames
made no return. Young made five
yards. Gaylord added three. Young
failed to gain. The quarter ended.
Score: Nebraska, 28; Ames, 3.
Fourth Quorter.
Young punted to Preston on Ne
braska's 20 yard line. Noble returned
to the game. Hartley and Noble each
made four y.i".. Nebraska penalized
fifteen yards. Preston made ten
yards. Russell in for Preston Hart
ley punted to Currie in midfield.
A forward pass was good for three
yards. Young lost nine yards when
tackled br richoier Young passed to
Currie for ele vn yards. Yung punted
forty yards. Preston returned to Ne
braska 15 yard line.
Two plays netted nothing and Rus
sell punted thirty yards to Young on
Nebraska's 43 line. Young made
f ve yards around end and fewitz
intercepted a iorwrrd pass. Ames pen
alized fifteen yards. Hartley failed to
gain. Bekins substituted for Gaylord.
Noble went around end ior fifteen
J ai ds. Russell failed Lo gaii. and
Nob'e ws thrrwu for twi yards loss.
A forward pass was incomplete. Rus
sell punted forty yards. Ame3' ball on
her 5 yard line. Young punted, Hart
ley returning to the Ames 35 yard
line.
I Nebraska fumbled and recovered for
a three yard loss. Hartley mads four
yards and Nebraska followed with a
four yard loss. Ames' balf on Ames
35 yard line. Young made three yards
off tackle. Nixon went in for Wenke.
A forward pass was incomplete and
Young . urited ;orty : ards to Nebras
ka 45 yard line. Tewitz made five
yards on two plays. Hartley forward
passed to Swanson for thirty-one
yards. Noble cleared the left end for
eleven yards and Hartley fai'ed to
gain. Noble added three more yards.
The ball on Ames' 4 yard line. De
witz made two yards. Two yards to go
with two downs. A pass. Hartley to
Swanson good for a touchdown. .
Swanson kicked gal.
Score: Nebraska 35: Ames, 3.
The whistle blew for the tuu of the
game.
Final score: Nebraska, 35; Ames, b.
and better than ever this year. There
will probably be three routes on which
entorta irs will be sent out. This is
unprecedented in the history of thH
tradition.
An endeavor is made to reach an
entirely new territory each year. For
mer trips have covered a large numbe."
of towns throughout various sections
of Nebraska; but it is impossible to
cover any extensive space in one
week.
The function of university week is
to get the people of the state acquaint
ed with the students and what they
aie doing. The towns learn more of
the ideals and results obtained in the
university; and the students are bene
fited by a more intimate acquaintance
with the people of the different sec
tions of the state. This practical tra-
d'tion serves the purpose of selling
the university to the people of the
state.
The towns that have in the past
been on the schedule have been en
thusiastic over the work of the uni
versity and have supported it in many
ways. The papers have in the past
given much praise to the entertain
ments and especially to the type of
young people who represented the uni
v.ireity The students have always received
a cordial reception in the towns and
rot.ny have gone to much trouble to
make things interesting for their visit
ors. Usually there has been keen com
petition among the towns of a circuit
to provide the best homes and the
most interesting entertainment.
Student talent is selected with the
greatest care in order that the best
possible representations may be made.
As a result there has often been con
si lerable competition for places in the
companies. In view of the plans out
lined for this year it is probable that
a large number will try out for the
trips.
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