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Pierce Rogers is Second in Y. M.
C. A. Thanksgiving Cross
Country Meet
Clare Howman, captain of the 1922
Nebraska crosscountry squad, won
first place In the annual Y. M. C. A.
Thanksgiving cross-country meet
held on a four-mile course Saturday
afternoon. The time was twenty
minutes and fifty-four seconds. Tierce
Rogers won second place.
Farm House won the trophy of
fered by the Lincoln Sperling Goods
Company for the first organisation
finishing. The members of his team
placed third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and
seventh. They are Higgins. Hartman,
Weir, Cook and Ross.
The first annual high school cross
country meet was held Sat. under
the auspices of the University. Ton
men entered but the Tiopo was ex
pressed by officials in charge that
many more would be entered in the
future contests. Hastings was first
and Tobias second in high school
contest.
Coach .'. Lloyd McMasters. cross
country coach, is asking that all en
trants for the fraternity meet which
will be held next Saturday be turned
Into him at the earliest possible time.
No entry fee is charged for this an
nual event and it is expected that
many. of the fraternities which did
not enter the race last year will be
represneted Saturday.
So live that it will never be neces
sary to whine about the way your
friends are failing to stand by you.
Fable: Once a man lert his car
in a repair shop for a week, and the
gasoline didn't evaporate from his
tank.
The ancient galleons were very
small. Doubtless they were the seven-point
kind one gets at a filling
station.
One onth from today Vou must
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Daughter is making to hang your
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2:20
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2:33
ROXY LAROCCA
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2:50
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3:04
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3:22
Karyl Norman
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3:56
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4:16
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THE
CORNHUSKERS PLOW THROUGH
TO EIGHT TOUCHDOWNS IN
CLASH WITH CYCLONES
(Continued from rage One).
Wolters returned twenty-five yards
to the Ames thirty-yard line. Wolters
gained five yard on a smash through
the .line, but was thrown for a five
yard loss on the next play. On an
attempted end run Roberts failed to
gain. Roberts punted forty yards,
Hartley returning thirteen yards to
Nebraska's thirty-eight-yard line.
Hartley hit the Aggies right side of
tho line for five yards but the gain
was disallowed and Nebraska was
penalized five yards for offside. Lew
ellen punted forty-three yards out of
bounds. It was Ames' ball on its own
twenty-four-yard line. Schocppel In
tercepted a forward pass by Roberts
and carried the ball to the Ames five
yard line. Hartley hit center for one
yard. On the next play Noble plunged
through for four yards and a touch
down. Hartley place-kicked a goal for the
extra point.
Score: Nebraska. 14; Ames, 0.
Weller kicked off fifty-two yards,
Wolters returning twenty-two yards to
Ames' twenty-eight-yard line. On a
double pass Wolters made two yards
around Nebraska's right end. Saund
ers ran from punt formation and made
four yards through the left side of
the Nebraska line. A forward pass,
Roberts to Riggs, was good for two
yards. Roberts punted thirty yards.
The punt hit Noble in the back and
was recovered by. Ames on Nebraska's
thirty-seven-yard line. The ball hit
Noble as he came running down the
field and was recovered by Eker.s. Ne
braska took out time. Klemke was
substituted for Schoeppel at Nebras
ka's left end position. Roberts tried
a forward pass to Wolters. but Weller
broke through and intercepted the
pass back of the line. It was Ne
braska's ball on her own twenty-five-yard
line. On an off tackle drive.
Noble made five yards. Noble made a
yard on a split buck. lewellen failed
to gain on a line plunge. Lewellen's
punt was partially blocked by Ander
son and Ames recovered the ball on
its forty-five-yard line.
Wolters made four yards on a line
plunge. Wolters shot a forward pass
to Laughlin which wts completed but
gained no ground. The Aggies tried
a triple pass and Wolters was thrown
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for an eight-yard loss. Roberts punt
ed thirty yards. Russell fumbled but
Noble recovered the ball on Nebras
ka's thirty-three-yard line. Lewellen
punted thirty yards. Wolters fumbled
and Weller recovered, carrying the
ball to Ames' eighteen-yard line. No
ble hit the line for two yards. Noble
bucked through the three additional
yards. Wingert was substituted for
Talm in the Ames backtield. Lewellen
drove off tackle for four yards.
Time was up for tho first period
with Nebraska in possession of the
ball on Amos' ten-yard-line.
Score: Nebraska, 14; Ames, 0.
Second Quarter.
MeGlasson was substituted for
Wenke in the Nebraska line, Hart
ley ripped center on the first play
for five yards and a first down. On
an oft tackle smash Noble made
four yards through the left side of
the Ames line. Nebraska fumbled on
the next play and Ames recovered
on her one-foot line, Roberts punted
thirty yards. Russell fumbled but re
covered, returning ten yards to tho
Ames twenty-yard line. Noble ran
the Aggies' left end for thirteen yards.
Lewellen tried to run around the
other end but was thrown for a two
yard loss. On an off-tackle play Noble
made three yards. Cody was substi
tuted for Laughlin at left end for
Ames. Noble followed with a drive
:or ?ven yards across the Ames'
for seven yards across the Ames
Score: Nebraska, 20; Ames, 0.
On the try for point Captain Hart
ley place-kicked.
Score: Nebraska, 21; Ames, 0.
Herb Dewitz was substituted for
quarterback for Nebraska.
Weller kicked off sixty yards over
the Ames goal to a touchback, but
the kick was called back for a five
yard offside penalty on Nebraska.
The succeeding kick was from the
thirty-five yard line. Weller kicked
off fifty-five yards to Ames thirty-two-ynrd
line. Ames tried a double rass
for a half yard gain by Wolters
through the line. Roberts' forward
passed to Rigg for a five-yard gain.
Roberts shot another forward pass but
Weller broke through and blocked it,
knocking the ball to the ground. Rob
erts punted twenty-seven yards to
Lewellen on Nebraska's thirty-eight-yard
line. Hartley made two yards
or the right side of the line. Herb
Dewitz ran through center for three
yards. Hartley forward passed to
Klempke for twenty yards but the
play was called back on the decision
that both teams were offside. Lewel
len punted forty-five yards. Roberts
returning ten yards to Ames' ten-yard
line.
A forward pass from Saunders to
Cody gained six yards.
Wolters ran Nebraska's left end for
thirty-five yards and Nebraska was
penalized ten yards for unnecessary
roughness.
Sanders tried Nebraska's right end
but failed to gain. Wingert hit the
Nebraska line for three-yard gain. A
double rass and subsequent forward
pass from Roberts to Riggs gained
only a yard for the Aggies. A for
ward pass, Roberts to Wolters, then
gained ten yards and a first down. It
was Ames' ball on Nebraska's fifteen-yard
line.
Roberts shot a forward rass to
Wolters, who carried the ball across
the Nebraska goal line for a touch
down. The pass was good for fifteen
yards.
Score: Nebraska, 21; Ames, S.
On the try for point Roberts' kick
hit the goal posts.
Score: Nebraska, 21; Ames, 6.
Roberts kicked off fifty yards,
Lewellen returning twenty-five yards
to Nebraska's thirty-five-yard line. On
a drive off tackle Noble went through
for ten yards and a first down. Noble
hit the right side of the Aggies line
for two yards. A forward pass. Hart
ley to Klempke was incomplete. A
forward pass. Hartley to Lewellen,
was incomplete. Lewellen punted thir
ty yards and Roberts muffed the punt
The ball rolled to Ames' two-yard line,
where It was recovered by Sanders of
Ames. Roberts punted thirteen wards
and Hartley heeled the catch on Ames
fifteen-yard line. On an off-tackle
drive Noble broke through for six
yards. Noble hit center tor three
yards. Lewellen made a half yard on
an off tackle play. Dewitz broke
through center for seven yards and
a touchdown.
Seore: Nebraska, 27; Ames, 6.
On the try for point. Hartley
placked-kicked.
Score: Nebraska, 28; Ames, 6.
Toung was substituted for Sand.
era in the Ames' backfield. Weller
kicked off fifty yards across the
Ames goal for a touchback. Ames
put the ball In play on Its own twen
ty-yard line. Roberts ran from punt
formation for one-yard rain. Young
ran from punt formation and made six
yards through the left aide of the Ne
braska line.
Time was up for the half.
Score: Nebraska, 28; Ames, ft.
. . Third Quarter.
House was substituted for Peterson
at Nebraska's center position. Tonng
fumbled the kick but recovered on
Ames' five-v'd line. Robots punt
rolled sixty-eight yards and was re
covered by Rufus Dewitz on Nebras
ka's twenty-eight-yard line. Noble hit
the lino for two yards. Hartley hit ihe
lino for four yards, and feeling so
inclined repeated the play for four
yards more and a first down. Hartley
drove off tackle for eight yards. Rufus
Dewitz hit center for eight yards and
a first down.
Hartley smashed through for eleven
yards. It wa9 Nebraska's ball on
Ames twenty-four-yard line. R. De
witz went through for seven yards.
Herb Dewitz bucked center for five
yards and a first down. R. Dewitz
bucked through for three yards. Hart
ley then faked a buck at center and
R. Dewitz shot around left end for
five yards.
Hartley lost a half yard on a line
plunge. Noble took five yards and a
first down. Schoeppel went in for
Klempke. Noble went through for
four yards. Noble went through for
twelve yards an da first down. Herb
Dewitz faked a plunge at center and
scored a touchdown.
Score: Nebraska, 34; Ames, 6.
Hartley place-kicked for the extra
point.
Score: Nebraska, 35; Ames, 6.
Weller kicked oft fifty yards over
the Ames goal line. Ames put the
ball in play on their twenty-yard line.
Young ran from punt formation and
made three yards on the right side
of the Nebraska line. Young then
squirmed through the line for four
yards. On a double pass Roberts was
thrown for a two yard loss. Roberts
punted forty yards, R. Dewitz return
ing seven yards to Nebraska's forty-two-yard
line.
Hartley plunged for four yards.
Hartley smashed the line for five
yards. Noble squirmed through for
two yards and a first down. R. De
witz made two yards over the Ames
left tackle. Hartley's forward pass to
Schoeppel was good for ten yards
and another first down. R. Dewitz
bucked the line for five yards before
he was forced out of bounds.
A forward pass. Hartley to Noble
was incomplete, but Ames was off
side and Nebraska was given a first
down.
Hartley plunged through for five
yards and Noble repeated with a seven
yard smash for a first down. It was
Nebraska's ball on Ames' fourteea
yard line.
Noble smashed through for ten
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yards and another first down, Hart-
lev hit the rlirht side of the Ames
line for four yards and a touchdown
Score: Nebraska, 41; Amos, 6.
On tho try for point, Hartley
missed.
Score: Nebraska, 41; Ames, 6.
Stubbs was substituted at right
guard for Ames, taking Smith's place.
Weller kicked oft fifty-five yards.
Wolters fumbled and Riggs recovered
for a twelve yard return. Roberts ran
from punt formation and made three
yards through the Nebraska line.
Young ran from punt formation but
Weller broke through arid dumped
him for a two-yard loss. Wolters took
six vards in a smash through the
left side of the Nebraska line. Rob
erts punted twenty-five yards. R. De
witz returning five yards to the mid
dle of tho field.
Hartley made a yard on a line play.
Sanders replaced Wolters In the Ames
backfield. Noble took three yards
over the Ames right tark'e. R. De
witz failed to gain on a line plunge.
Hartley's punt rolled forty-six yaHs
across the Ames goal line and Ames
put the ball in play on its own twenty
yard line.
. Roberts ran from punt formation
and covered eleven yards around Ne
braska's left end before he was
brought down. On a split buck Sand
ers bit the line for two yards.
The time was up for the end of the
third period.
Score: Nebraska. 41; Ames, 6.
Fourth QQuarter.
McAlester was substituted for
Schoeppel at left end for Nebraska.
Roberts ran from punt formation and
made five yards through the left sine
of the Nebraska lino. A forward
pass by Roberts was Intercepted by
Hartley and it was Nebraska's ball
on the Ames' thirty-nine yard line.
Hartley plunged for four yards.
Noble shot through the line for five
yards. H. Dewitz failed to gain
through enter, but Hartley on the next
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Shoes. Which kind gets you
there the quickest?
Two college men were walking down the road,
when a classmate whizzed by in his car.
"Pretty soft 1" sighed one.
Said the other, "I'll show him. Some day
I'll own aear that's got his stopped thirty ways. "
The more some men want a thing, the harder
they work to get it. And the time to start work
ingsuch men at college know is right now.
All question of classroom honors aside, men
would make college count for more if they realized
this fact: You can buy a text book for two or
three dollars, bit you can sell it for as many
thousand once j-ou have digested the contents.
This is worth remembering, should you be
inclined to the self-pity which social comparisons
sometimes cause. And anyway, these aisunt
tions are bound to be felt, even though your
college authorities bar certain luxuries as un
democratic as perhaps they are.
The philosophy that will carry you through is
this: "My day will come and the more work
I crowd into these four years, the quicker 1 11
make good.'
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play plunged through for six yards
and a first down. Noble went through
for two yards.
Hartley hit the line for two yards.
A forward pass by Hartley was ln
terepted by Young and It was Ames
bnll on Us eight-yard line. Roberta
ran from punt formation and made
four yards through tho Nebraska line.
A forward rass from Roberta was
muffed by Cody.
Ames punted. Nebraska took the
hall, and after a series of line plunges
and taklo drives, Rufus Dewlts smash
ed his way through center for the
eighth Husker touchdown. Nebraska
kicked off to Ames, who soon lost the
ball on downs. Tho Uuskers smashed
down the field on straight football to
the eight yard line, where Russell
crossed the goal line on a long end
run for the last score. Nebraska was
on. her way to another touchdown
when the final whistle blew.
Final score: Nebraska, 54; Ames, 6.
Following is tho lineup:
Schoeppel L.E Laughlin
Wenke L.T , Schmidt
Passett L.O Anderson
Peterson C I.ongstreet
Derquist RO Smith
Weller R T Kkens
Scherer R E Riggs
Russell Q.n Wolters (C)
Noble L.H Sanders
Lewellen R.II Roberts
Hartley (O F.B Falm
Officials: A. O. RMd, University
of Michigan, referee; H. G. Hedges.
Dartmouth University, umpire; Don
Henry. Kenyon College, head linesman.
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