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THE DAILY NEBR ASKAN
HUSKERS WIN OVER
JAYHAWKERS IN CAME
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made three yards on an off tackle
drive. Taylor waa substituted for R.
Smith in K. U. line. Rhodes hit cen
ter for five yards and a first down.
Nebraska has the ball on Kansas'
3-yard line.
Rhodes plunged three yards
through the right side of K. U.'s lino.
A. Mandery drove over K. U.'s right
tackle for three yards. Myers
plunged two yards through center.
Swope was substituted for Mul-
lins in the Kansas line.
The ball was on K. U.'s 23-yard
line, two yards to go on the fourth
down. Bloodirood tried center but
failed to gain. It was Kansas' ball
on her own 23-yard line. Lindley
substitutes for J. Anderson in the
Kansas backfield. Zuber ran from
punt formation and made thirteen
yards around Nebraska's right end.
Scholi substituted for Captain Weir
for Nebraska.
20-yard Pass Successful.
Lindley tried the line but failed to
grain. Pospisil substituted for Hub
ka. Zuber passed to Hodges for
twenty yards. Kansas has the ball
on Nebraska's 47-yard line. R. Man
dery for Robertson. Locke for A.
Mandery. Zuber forward passed to
Hodges for eight yards. Ball on Ne
braska's 4-yard line.
Another pass, Zuber to Hodges,
was incomplete. Rhodes grounded
the balL
Hodges squirmed through center
for three yards and a first down.
A pass from Zuber was incom
plete. On a fake play Haley ran
Nebraska's right end for eighteen
yards. The ball was on Nebraska's
18-yard line. A forward pass by
Zuber was grounded by Collins. '
Starr goes in for Lindley for K.
U. Another pass by Zuber was in
complete, j
A pass, Zuber to Hodges gained
four yards. It was the fourth down
and six yards to go.
The ball is on Nebraska's 14-yard
line.
Zuber's forward pass to Starr,
who caught the ball in the corner
of the field was good for fourteen
Burt place-kicked the extra point
yards and a touchdown.
Score: Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 7.
Voight goes in for R. Smith in
the Kansas line.
Burt kicked off fifty yards, Locke
fumbled but returned for an eight
yard gain. The ball was on Nebras
ka's 9-yard line.
Ristine for Myers in Nebraska's
backfield.
Nebraska faked a punt and
Rhodes made no gain. Halpin went
in for Haley. On a sweeping end
run Locke made thirty yards around
K. U.'s right end.
Ristine forced out of bounds for
no gain.
Locke drove outside K. U. s left
tackle for five yards.
Testerman goes in for Baker.
Rhodes plunged five yards and a
first down.
The game ended with the ball in
Nebraska's possession.
Score by quarters
Nebraska 0 0 14 0 14
Kansas 0 0 0 7 7
The lineup:
Nebraska Pos. , Kansas
Robertson re Anderson
Molzen rt Mullins
Hubka rg R, Smith
Wostoupal e Davidson
J. Weir lg Haley
Ed Weir It B. Smith
Collins le Sanborn
Bloodgood qb Hodges
A. Mandery rh Hart
Rhodes lh Zuber
Myers fb Burt
Officials: Referee Walter Ecker
sall, Chicago. Umpire R. C. Lamp
ke, Northwestern. Field Judge Dr.
A. J. Reilly, Georgetown. Head
Linesman B. L. McCreary, Okla
homa. '
Substitutions: Nebraska Locke
for A. Mandery; Schols for Molznn;
R. Mandery for Robertson; A Man
dery for Locke; Robertson for R.
Mandery; Scholz for E. Weir; Pospi
sil for Hubka; K. Mandery for Rob
ertson; Locke for A. Mandery; Ris
tine for Myers; Hubka for J. Weir;
Kamm for Bloodgood. Kansas H.
Baker for Sanborn; Sanborn for H.
Baker, H. Baker for Sanborn; Isetta
for Hart; J. Anderson for Isetta;
Taylor for R. Smith; Swope for Mul
lins; Lindley for J. Anderson; Starr
for Lindley; Voights for Smith; Hal
pin for Haley; Testerman for Baker;
Snyder for Halpin; Hardy for Snyd
er; Powers for W. Anderson; Cloud
for Davidson.
Football Scores
EASTERN.
Watt Virgin!. 13, Centra 6.
Rutgers 13, Lehigh 13.
Syracuse 10, Pean Stat 6.
Carnai ia Tach 6, Pittsburg 0.
Brown 3, Yala 13.
Dartmouth 6, Harvard 0.
Notra Dana 12, Princeton 0.
Lafayette 20, Washington Jk Jef
ferson 6.
Alabama 14, Georgia Tech 0.
Hobart 0, Colgate 49.
Pann U. 27, Virginia 0.
Boston U. 0, Army 20.
MIDDLE WESTERN.
Michigan 21, Wisconsin 0.
Iowa U. 13, Wisconsin 0.
Chicago 3, Ohio State 3.
Da Pauw 0, Illinois 45.
Michigan Aggies 9, Northwestern
13.
Wabash 0, Bntler 12.
Kansas Aggies 7, Missouri 14.
Oklahoma 0, Drake 28.
Creighton 7, Haskell 7.
ASSIGN JUNIORS
TO TWO STDDIOS
Names from "M" to "P" Are in
List to Take Pictures on
Monday and Tuesday.
The following juniors are to have
their pictures taken for the Corn
husker junior section at Hauck't and
Townsend's studios Monday and
Tuesday:
Townsend's Studio.
.Mestl, Randolph; Meston, Archie;
Meyer, Harold; Meyer, Marie; Mie
lenz, Frank; Mielenz, Rosanne; Mill-
. ..... i w : 1 1
er, tred; Miller, tteien; miner,
Laura; Miller, Murray; Mills,
George; Minor, Raymond; Mitchell,
John; Mitchell, Vernon; Molzen, Ce-
WANT ADS
;il; Monia, Marval; Moore, Frank;
Moore, Robert; Moore, Ruth; Moore,
Walter; Morris, Sutton; Morrow, Ed
ward; Moseman, Paul; Moynahan,
Francis: Muhm, Jaye; Mumby, Wen
dell; Murphy, Frances; Myers, Doug
las; Neff, Kenneth; Nelson, rreaa;
Nelson, Irene; Nelson, Mildred; ei
son, Pearl; Nelson, Ruby; Nelson,
Wallace.
Neville, Virginia; Newell, Mar:
Newman, Richard; Newton, Ruth;
Nichols, Maynard; Nielson, Helen;
Nies, Frank; Nix, Mary; Noh, Gil
bert; Nordaotem, Ellen; Norton, Eve
lyn; Norval, Wilmot; Novak, Matthi
as; Oberlies, Helen; O'Brien, Gene
vieve; Ogden, Louise; Olnhausen,
Louis; O'Halloren, Isabel; Ohlsen,
Elsa; Olanosky, Barney; Ohmstede,
Logan; Oliver, Arthur; Olmstead,
Dorothy; Olson, Jeanette; Olson,
Margaret; Ostoff, Florence; O'Neill,
Lee; Otten, Wilber; Overland, Dor.
othy; Parham, Alpha; Parker, Adol
phus; Parker, David; Parker, Mary;
Parker, Ruth.
TOWNSEND Portraits.- "Pro
serve the present for the future."
Adv.
LOST Shell rimmed glasses be
tween Social Science and Bessey
Hall about 2 P. M. Friday. Call
B1506.
ANYONE desiring the Lincoln Hotel
ballroom November 1, call manag
er of the Lincoln.
LOST A small brown leather purse.
Return to Nebraskan Business Office.
Send it to
VARSITY
Cleaners & Dyers
ROY WYTHERS. Mgr. B3367.
nun
Th
e
Popularity Contest
Is Going Great
IT'S THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS
aiTl
This is her suit
Of long slender line,
With fur on the collar
It certainly looks fine.
$49.50, $59.50 and mora
Suits are on the Second Floor.
This is her neckwear
For sweater or dress
It's deep gauntlet cuffs
Assure its success.
Ecru Nets, laca trimmed pique;
And colored leather three-piece
sets
$1.25 to $5. Street Floor, Radge
4k Cseaul'i.
f
This is her dress.
Smooth, buttoned, slim!
Cavalier collar,
Front button trim.
Dresses of flannel
$15 to $39.
Dresses Floor Two.
These are her sport
hose
Yes, you are right
They come straight
from Paris
In Checks dull and
bright.
This, her umbrella,
In spite of the sun
Accompanies her
costume.
It's cow being done.
Colored rain
shine. Steel rod and
frame
$3.75. $4.95 and
$8.75
Accessory Aisle
Street Floor
OTtTO
What you've wanted
We know, of course, that a great
many men who appreciate fine
clothing have wanted to wear
Society Brand Clothes and have
felt they couldn't afford it. Now they
can. have them for forty dollars.
Other Society Brand Suits
up to $7 5
t n
ELI SHIRE, President
Bros
Co
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$2.50 Rndge A Cues
Hosiery Section.
This is her necklace
Of smooth amber beads,
That looks just like butterscotch!
All a dress needs!
Amber graduated cubes,
$1.25 ta $3.50
Center Aisle Street Floor.
These are her black
And White Gloves which achieve
A striking effect
With her new long tight sleeve.
Embroidered im White.
On Novelty Caffs,
Only Four Dollar
On .
This Is the Wardrobe That
Vera Mills Built
Now Vera Mills is just the type of a girl
That you've often thought you would like to be.
You've seen her at football games and at "proms"
On College campus, at afternoon tea.
As she pas you by, you quick tense her charm.
In a crowd she is singled from out all the rest.
Her secret is simple she's studied herself
In accord with fashion she knows how to dress.
We'll watch her today and see what she buys
For here are good tips for those who are wise.
This is her scarf
She's draped it you see.
Over her shoulder
The way it should be.
Cashmere Scarfs
Striped and Plaid
Each $3-50 Street Fleer.
This is ber hat
Please note it's of suede
For that is the newest
For trim tailored
Hat of Fait ed Sued.
5. S, end higher
Millinery Second Floor.
iiThis is ber coat
K rough plaided weave,
Badger fur collar
'And no cuff on the
' sleeve.
$39.50, $75, and sot
Coat m Secd Floor.
This is her evening gowa
Drnped on the side
Sleeveless Quite stunnicg
Vm sure you'll decide.
On pretty Usv
For Fifty-Fire Dollar.
leady-te-Weer, Second Floor.
This to her party U-
dress
Of Amber Chif
fon With Tacks. Baf
fles nod Eib- 1
boa I 7 : -iJfe
It's one cf the
prettiest in
town.
$19.50, $29.50 and more
Rbdg dk GnonnaT Second Floor