THE DAILY NEBRASKA
HDSKERS DEFEAT KANSAS
IN HOMECOMING CONTEST
(Continued from Pag One.)
ed a dropkick from the 45-yard line
but it was wide.
Kansas put the ball in play on its
own 20-yard line. Mackie failed to
gain at the line. Schmidt made a
yard at center. Wellman's punt was
blocked by Ed Weir, and Stiner re
covered on Kansas' seven-yard line.
Presnell made two yards off right
tackle. Brown made two yards
. through center. Rhodfes made a yard
at right guard. Presnell was thrown
for a seven-yard loss when he at
tempted to pass.
Baker went in for Powers at right
end in the Kansas lineup. It was
Kansas' ball on its own 12-yard line.
Wellman punted forty-five yards to
Brown who returned seventeen yards
Kansas was penalized fiffteen yards
for piling, giving Nebraska the ball
on Kansas' 22-yard line. Schmidt
was hurt but continued to play,
Rhodes failed to gain at right tackle.
Baker making the tackle. Rhodes
went off tackle for eight yards.
Presnell failed to gain. Rhodes went
through left guard for seven yards
and a first down.
A bad pass from center was recov
ered by Baker of Kansas. Mackie
last a yard when Ed Weir broke
through. Schmidt failed to gain.
Anderson punted thirty-five yards to
Brown who returned twenty-three
.yards to Kansas' 36 -yard line. Brown
failed to gain. N'.brasl -i called for
time out.
A pass by Presnell was intercepted
by Anderson who returned the ball
ten yards to Kansas' 35-yard line,
Raish making the tackle. Kansas was
penalized for interfering with the re
ceiver, and it was Nebraska's ball on
Kansas 35-yard line. Khodes was
' thrown for a loss of six yards by
Mullins. Rhodes made five yards
off left tackle. A pass, Presnell to
Dailey was good for ten yards.
Rhodes went off tackle for three
yards and a first down. Presnell was
thrown for a loss of five yards by
Baker as the quarter ended. Score,
Nebraska 0; Kansas 0.
Second Quarter
It was Nebraska's ball on Kansas'
17-yard line. Locke replaced Daily
in the Nebraska lineup. A pass
by Locke was incomplete. Locke
went around right end for eight
yards, where he was forced out of
bounds. A pass by Brown was in
complete, Kansas taking the ball on
its own 9-yard line.
Schmidt made three yards through
right guard. Schmidt made a yard
through center. Anderson punted
thirty yards to Brown who returned
five yards, placing the ball on Kan
sas' 45-yard line. Locke was thrown
for a five-yard loss by H. Baker. On
a triple pass behind the line Locke
made twelve yards around right end.
Rhodes made a yard through left
guard. Rhodes broke through left
tackle for nine yards and a first
down. Locke lost a yard when Tes
terman broke through the line.
Locke made seven yards at left tac
kle. Locke went around right end
for seven yards but the play was
called back and Nebraska penalized
five yards for off-sides. Stiner was
hurt but continued to play.
Rhodes broke away from four
tackier for seventeen yards and a
first down. Locke lost five yards
on an attempted end run, Baker ma
king the tackle. Locke was hurt,
and Wickman replaced him. Rhodes
made three yards at center. Rhodes
madd three yards at left tackle.
Rhodes made three yards at center.
Kansas taking the ball on downs on
its own nine-yard line.
Schmidt made a yard at center.
Mackie made two yards off left tac
kle. Anderson punted twenty-five
yards out of bounds, Nebraska put
ting the ball in play on Kansas' 36
yard line. Both teams called time
out
Rhodes made two yards through
left gus-d. Presnell made a yard
off right tackle. A pass, Presnell to
Brown, gained a yard. Mielenz re
placed Brown. A pass by Presnell j
was incomplete. Kansas took the
ball on downs on its own 30-yard
line.
Mackie made four yards at left
tackle. Hutchinson threw Mackie
for no gain. Anderson punted for
35 yards to Wickman who re
tuned five yards to Nebraska's 35
yard line. Rhodes made nine yards
at left tackle. Rhodes made four
yards and first down through the
same bole.
A pass, Presnell to Sprague, was
good for a gain of thirty-eight yards.
Sprague fell on the Kansas six-yard
line preventing, him from going ov
er for a touchdown. Kansas called
time out. Presnell made a yard at
center. Mandery replaced Mielenz
in the Nebraska backfield.
On a tackle-around play Ed Weir
made two yards. Rhodes carried the
ball to the Kansas one-foot line.
Rhodes failed to gain and Kansas
took the ball on downs on its own
one-foot line.
Anderson made a yard at center
as the half ended.
Score, Nebraska, 0; Kansas, 0.
Third Quarter
Kansas started with the same line
up. Brown replaced Wickman for
Nebraska. Wellman kicked off to
Sprague on Nebraska's 32-yard line,
who returned nine yards. Rhodes
made two yards at left tackle. Pres
nell went through right tackle for
fourteen yards and a first down.
Rhodes went off right tackle for fif
teen yards and a first down. Pres
nell made 3 yards at center. Pres
nell failed to gain.
Nebraska called time out. Hutch
inson was hurt but continued to play.
A pass by Presnell was incomplete.
Brown atempted a drop-kick which
rolled out of bounds on Kansas' 4
yard line.
Mackie fumbled and recovered for
a loss of one yard. Anderson punt
ed forty yards to Brown who made
no return. Shaner and Lee replaced
Sprague and Joe Weir at ends.
Rhodes made three yards at left
guard. Presnell made two yards at
center. A pass by Presnell was in
complete. A pass, Rhodes to Man
dery was good for twenty-thre yards
and a first down. PresnrJ made
two yards at center. Rhodes made
a yard at left tackle. A pass by
Presnell was incomplete. Brown's
drop-kick was blocked, giving Kansas
the ball on its own 23-yard line.
Mackie made four yards off right
tackle. Mackie failed to gain. An
derson punted thirty-five yards to
Nebraska's 40-yard line. Rhodes
made a yard at left tackle. A bad
pass from center was recovered by
Baker, giving Kansas the ball on Ne
braska's 34-yard line.
A pass by Mackie was intercepted
by Presnell on Nebraska's 22-yard
line. Rhodes made two yards off
right tackle, and made three yards on
the next play through the same hole.
Nebraska called time out.
A pass by Presnell was incomplete.
Ed Weir punted forty-five yards to
Schmidt who returned six yards.
Kansas called time out. Wall re
placed Mackie in the Kansas lineup.
A pass by Schmidt was incomplete.
Another pass, Schmidt to Wellman
was good for three yards. Wellman
was hurt, but continued to play
Anderson punted twenty-five yards
to Brown for a fair catch.
It was Nebaska's ball on ita own
44-yard line Rhodes made five
yards of left tackle. Presnell made
two yards and first down at right
down. Rhodes went through left
tackle for eleven yards and first
down. Rhodes went htrough left
tackle for fifteen yards and a first
down, Anderson making the tackle.
Nebraska called time out for
Mandery who was hurt He contin
ued to play. Rhodes made a yard at
left guard. Presnell made four
yards at the same hole, but the play
was called back and Kansas penal
ized for off-sides.
Rhodes went off tackle for ten
yards and a first down. The ball
was on Kansas' six-yard line. Pres
nell made four yards, being forced
out of bounds on the one-yard line.
Rhodes went through left tackle for
a touchdown, bcore, Nebraska 6;
Kansas.O. Brcvr. drop-kicked the
extra point Score, Nebraska,?;
Kansas, 0. The quarter ended dur
ing the play.
Fourth Quarter
Ed Weir kicked off to Kansas' 15-
yard line. Schmidt returned nine
yards, Ed Weir making the tackle.
Kansas called time out for Lattin,
who was hurt. Taylor replaced Lat
tin who was carried from the feild.
It was Kansas' ball on its own 25
yard line.
Shaner broke through and threw
Wellman for a loss of six-yards on a
double pass back of the line. A pass
by Wall was incomplete. Anderson
punted forty yards to Brown who re
turned ten yards. It was Nebraska's
ball on the fifty yard line. Rhodes
made four yards off right tackle
Presnell made three yerds through
left guard.
On a criss-cross play, Mandery
made ten yards and a first down
Rhodes ran into his interference but
made three yards. Burton replaced
Smith at left tackle for Kansas
Presnell made a yard at right guard
Rhodes made four yards off left
tackle. A pass, Presnell to Brown
was good for six yards and a first
down.
With the ball on the 16-yard line
Rhodes made four yards at left tnc
kle. Mielenz replaced A. Mandery
in the Nebraska backfield. Pres
nell made five yards at left tackle.
Voights replaced Burton at left tea
kle for Kansas. Rhodes failed to
gain. Rhodes went over left tackle
for five yards and a first down, but
the ball was not over the line.
Nebraska s ball on Kansas one
foot line. . Voights broke through
and threw Rhodes for a loss of one
yard. Rhodes lost another yard on
the next play. Rhodes fumbled but
recovered for a los of five yards,
placing the ball on Kansas' seven
yard line; A pass, Brown to Rhodes
made three yards. Kansas took the
ball on downs.
It was Kansas' ball on its own five-
yard line. Wall made two yards at
center. A pass, Schmidt to Well
man was good for eighteen yards.
Schmidt passed from behind his own
goal line. Another pass, Schmidt to
Anderson, gained two varH
Nebraska called time out for Stin
er, who was hurt. He was replaced
by Randells and Dailey replaced
Presnell in the backfield. Halpin
replaced Sanborn at left guard for
Kansas. It was Kansas' ball on its
own forty-yard line. A long pass
by Schmidt was intercepted by Dailey
on Nebraska's 37-ard line. He re
turned it to Nebraska's 44-yard line.
Rhodes made a yard at left guard.
Dailey made three yards off left tac
kle. Dailey made three yards at
right guard. Ed Weir punted to
Kansas' 17-yard line. A pass from
Schmidt to Wellman, was good for
thirteen yards. Kansas was penal
ized fifteen yards for unnecessary
roughness.
It was Kansas' ball on its own six
yard line. Anderson was thrown for
a loss of one yard on a criss-cross
by Raish. A pass by Schmidt was in
complete. Ochlrich replaced Rhodes
in the Nebraska backfield. Wostou
pnl replaced Hutchinson at center.
Anderson punted forty yards to
Brown who ran forty-five yards for a
touchdown. Score, Nebraska, 13;
Kansas, 0.
Brown's drop-kick was wide, but
the referee allowed the point because
Kansas was off-side. Score, Neb
raska 14; Kansas, 0.
Coach Bearg sent in seven substi
tutes. Roy Mandery kicked offf to
Kansas' 10-yard line. A pass by
Schmidt was intercepted by Lawson
as the game ended.
The statistics of the game follow:
First downs: Nebraska 16, Kansas
2.
Total yards from running attack:
Nebraska 272, Kansas 18.
Thrown for loss: Nebraska 35
yards, Kansas 6 yards.
Passes attempted: Nebraska 13
Kansas 10.
Passes completed: Nebraska 6 for
78 yards, Kansas 5 for 35 yards.
Passes intercepted by: Nebraska2
Kansas 1.
Total yardage from scrimmage de
2 3
70 100
9 4
3 (average
ducting losses: Nebraska 315, Kan
sas 47.
Yards gained by quarters (deduct
ing losses) :
1
Nebraska 17
Kansas 2
Punts: Nebraska
yards), Kansas 13, average 30 yards.
Punts returned: Nebraska 112
yards, Kansas 9 yasds.
Penalties: Nebraska 5 yards, Kan
sas 35 yards.
Ball lost on fumbles: Nebraska 2,
Kansas 0.
Kickoffs. Nebraska 2 for 119 yards
Kans is 2 for 80 yards.
Kickjffs returned: Nebraska 14
yards,' Kanrns 24 yards.
Dropkicks attempted: Nebraska
(Brown) 4.
Touchdowns: Rhodes, Brown.
Points after touchdown: Brown,
(dropkick), Brown (on penalty.)
Score by quarters:
12 3
Nebraska 0 0 7
Kansas 0 0 0
Substitutions: Nebraska
for Dailey, Wickman for Locke, Mi
lenz for Brown, A. Mandery for Mie
lenp, Brown for Wickman, Lee for
Sprague, Shaner for J. Weir, Mielenz
for A. Mandery, Dailey for Presnell,
Locke for Mielenz, Randels for Stin
er, Oehlrich for Rhodes, Wostoupal
for Hutchinson, Dover for Lee, Law
son for Shaner, Whitmore for Scholz,
R. Mandery for E. Weir, Pospisil for
Raish, Hecht for Dailey. Kansas:
H. Baker for Powers, Wall for Mac
kie, Taylor for Lattin, Burton for
Capt. Smith, Voights for Burton,
Halpin for Sanborn.
HARRIERS WIN
OVER KANSAS
Five Nebraska Croat Country
Men Come in Before
First Jayhawker
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Dr. Morrow Presents
Collection to Museum
Dr. J. Morrow of Seward has
given the University Museum a very
interesting collection made while
spending his vacation in Arizona and
New Mexico. It includes specimens
of volcanic rock, petrified objects,
hand shots from the ancient buried
city of Pecos, and other Indian im
plements. Dr. Morrow also visited
the Canyon Diabolo while in Ari
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have been caused by a meteor nearly
three quarters of a mile wide strik
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Debel Takes Pott Graduate Work
N. H. Debel, A. M., '14, professor
of political science at Goucher col
lege last year, is at Yale University
this fall engaging in post graduate
work in law.
Will Publiah Reviled Edition
A revised edition of "The Gov
ernment of Nebraska," by Oran R.
Bowen, A. M. '04, will be published
this fall. The new volume will in
clude legislation passed by the 1925
Nebraska legislature.
MEET OKLAHOMA NEXT
The Nebraska cross country team
came through with a second decisive
victory yesterday afternoon on the
Belmont course when they placed
five men ahead of the first Kansas
runner scoring 15-40. Lawson was
the first Husker to finish, won easily,
running the five miles in 29 minutes
8 seconds. The time was slow due
to the cold weather and the lad
roads.
The Huskers were decidedly better
than the Kansas team and took the
lead from the start with five of the
six men leadi ig as the teams left the
stadium. This position was main
tained practically throughout the
course. On the home stretch the
four leading Huskers began to pull
away from the rest of the runners
with Lawson leading by fifty yards.
This position was maintained into the
stadium, Lawson winning easily with
Zimmerman, Hays and Reller tieing
for second place. With a sprint
Searle, the fifth Nebraska runner,
beat Jarboe of Kansas.
The prettiest race of the afternoon
came when Lewis of Kansas and
Capt. Lewis of Nebraska raced down
the home stretch for the ninth place,
with the Husker captain winning by
almost a yard. Lewis of Nebraska
was decidedly off form with a pain
in his side caused by an operation
last summer.
With the Huskers taking the first,
five places, and ninth, Kansas had to
be content with sixth, seventh,
eighth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth
positions. The Kansas runners and
the order in which they placed are:
Captain Jarboe, Ernst, Brown, Lewis,
Bronson and Coffin.
The next Husker race will be held
on the home course next Saturday
with the Oklahoma harriers who are
serious contenders for Valley hon
ors this fall.
Bengtson Publishes
Article About Norway
An article entitled "The Econo
mic Geography of Norway," by Prof.
N. A. Bengtson of the department of
geography is contained in the Octo
ber issue of The Journal of Geo
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National Council of Geography
Teachers. The article is based on
first-hand information gathered by
the author while serving as trade
commissioner from the United
States department of commerce to
Norway during the reconstruction
period immediately following the
World War.
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