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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4, mi.
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B TEAM DOWNS
PERU, 13 TO 7
Lehman's Nubbins Win from Slate JNormal .School
Under Lights in Nebraska's First Taste of Night
Came; Plunges, Passes Effective.
lection a large litter of 'possum,
contributed by A. V. Schoenthal.
Dr. W. E. Walton, who Is in
charge of the animals, docs not
find them very tractable as psy
chological subjects. He may at
tempt, however, by way of "condi
tioning" new responses, to break
them of "playing 'possum" and to
substitute for this old instinctive
reaction a new method of defense.
Lihrary Receives Shelf
Volumes 011 New Russia
"Recent Books on Russia for
Home Reading" is the title of a
RAUGH, ROBY CROSS FOR NEBRASKA SCORES
Former Lincoln High Star Points Early After Series
Tosses, Drives Place Ball On SA ard Line;
Nelson Boy Marks On Long Run.
PSRU. With Bob Rausth. Lin-o-
coln; John Roby, Nelson: and Car
lyle Staab, Ansley, supplying the
scoring punch, Nebraska's "B"
team passed and plunged its way
to a 13 to 7 victory over Peru
Normal here Saturday night.
Raugh went over for Nebraska
in the first twelvo minutes of play
after a series of plunges and for
ward tosses had advanced the ball
to the Peru 5-yard line. Staab
placekicked the extra point to give
the Huskers a 7-0 lead.
Sautter tallied for Peru in the
second quarter from the 8-yard
line. He also contributed the extra
point with a placekicK. After
Sautter's tcuchdown the scoring
was ended until the final period
when Roby swept Around end for
forty yards and Nebraska's second I
counter, staaos attempted kick
was blocked.
Ihe game ended with Nebraska
camped on the Peru 13-yard line
headed for another touchdown.
fcJvery member of the "B" team
got into the fray while Peru sub
stituted twice.
Raugh, Staab and Roby were
outstanding in the backfield for
the winners while Leffel plaved a
whale of a game at center. Saut
ter and the two Hatchers. Howard
and Homer, led the Peru attack.
The lineups.
Nebraska ,-B ' Pnu
Koott ! Ouwell
Scork&ii It Lutman
llartner !c Tolly (c)
I-rllel . .c .. HoxvArd Hatcher
Miller rg. Ackerson
Clmk r: Dftihgren
Joins r?. . . . Brine
Staab yn. .. Homer Hatcher
Ynn v In. . tloit
Rob..' rh. . . . Uttrell
Nelson fj Sautttr
Score l vmodt :
N'ehrasKA "IS" T o 0 81 :!
Peru 0 7 0 7
Touchdowns: Ksuh. Roly. Sautter.
Try lor point ' Siaah. iplacekirkn;
Sautter, tpiaceklck i.
Oiflc.nls: trnlc Ad-trm, 'Jmaha. referee;
Wood. ;.tmoiiri. umpire; Hal lioueu, Ne
braska, headlinesnian.
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LINE DRIVES GO ACROSS,
The Kansas Jayhawks cham- j
pionship Big Six team, tasted de- j
feat at the hands of the Haskell 1
Indians in Lawrence Friday night.
Johnson, big Indian fullback dove ,
through the Kansas line for the
lone counter in the third period of
the game.
The Indians held the advantage
all through the game, and although
the first half went scoreless, they
made twice as much yardage as
the Kansans and completed eight
first downs to the Jayhawks two.
In the second half of the game
was entirely in favor of Haskell.
Kansas fumbled twice on their
own 11-yard line but recovered;
they punted to Weller. who re
turned to the 32-yard line. Then a
pass, Johnson to Edee t the ball
on the Kansas 12-yard line. The
Indian fullback then put the ball
over in four straight plunges thru
the line. Weller's try for extra
point was blocked.
Kansas Threatens Once.
Kansas threatened the Indians
only twice, once when the only
completed Kansas pass neted
twenty yards and another time
when Schaake, Jayhawk back cut
thru tackle for thirty-two yards.
Haskell made thirteen first
downs to the Jayhawks four and
gained 233 yards against Kansas
103 yards.
Hukel
Prim I. ...
HnImH It
Howell Ijj ....
Crowe c
Alexander rg ....
Wile rt ....
A. Barlow re ....
Sheph&rd qb ....
Weller (c) in
Duffina rti ....
Johnson fa ....
Hakell adores: Touchdow
Officials: Referee. L-alle
tawa; umpire. Dr. laadore
eourl; headllneKman. Dr.
CeorgMown; Old judge,
inger, College of Emporia.
Kansas
. ... Ilanitor
Mchrlnper
..... Casini
.... BauscI;
.... Rost i i
Ko
Brazil
Smith
... Frhaake
.... Borello
...... Page
i. Johnson,
hdmondff, Ot-
AnderBon, Mih
J. A. Jllly,
A. A. ScrwL-
HUSKERS LOSE TO
PURPLE 19 TO 7
(Continued from page one.)
stopped all attempts to score by
that route.
Lineups aDd summary:
Nebraska
' flchmltt le . .
Rhea , It...
Koiter Ig..
Ely c...
Justice iii.
(illt.ert r . . ,
1 iunit'3 ie, ., .
Bauer go.,.,
Rau-r in. . . ,
Penny rh....
Kreizinger fa....
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Nebraska n 7 f) 7
Northwestern 1W 0 0 0-)'J
Nebraska icorliig: Tourhdowns: Bosweil
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Keri, by placement.
Northwestern icorlnt: Touchdowns:
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Offlc.als: Referee, Frank Birch. Karl
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field Judge. K. W. Cw;hrane, Kalamaioo;
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Walton Finds 'Pohbums
Are Kalher Intractable
The laboratory of comparative
psychology has added to its col-
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