TIIE DAILY ISEBRASKAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1938
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Result Shows
Gopher Power
Minnesota Hongs
Second Straight
Pelt of Year
Minnesota's 1938 powerhouse
rolled over Nebraska's Cornhusk
era yesterday, hanging up their
second straight pelt of the year by
pushing 16 points up on the board
to Nebraska's seven. A resume of
the game by quarters follows:
Opening lineups:
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FIRST ji:ARTKR.
Pfelff kicked off- to Nash, who returned
15 to hl own 45. On a series of tlx plays,
with Moore rlpplnK oft 22 yards on one, the
Gophers sent Wilbur acroes for the first
score, using only sheer power. Bell s kick
was Rood. Nebraska kicked axaln and
Minnesota ran thru 10 plays, where they
found themselves on the Husker 27, fourth
and 8. Bell s attempted field Koal was wide.
Ihxid scampered 12 around end on Nebras
ka's first offensive play. Huskers couldn t
penetrate Gopher wall and Phelps kicked.
Klvlng Minnesota ball on own 29. Nebraska
second team goes In.
On a bad pass from center, Minnesota
lost 22 yards, forcing a kick, giving Husk
ers the ball on own 46. Again stopped by
Gopher line. Phelps took to the air. with
his pass being hauled down by Franch.
running It to Husker 49. Gopher line plays
stopped. Quarter ended with Minnesota
leading, 7 to 0.
KKt'OND QIARTER.
Franck kicked over Husker goal. Porter
lost three at riiiht end. Andreson kicked,
Gophers returning bail to Scarlet 38, from
thtr pushing over second score in 11 plays,
with Franck scoring; kick was good. Mln
Oesato 14, Hunker 0.
l'lock took the bnll after klckoff return
placed It on Husker 26,. to Gopher 48 for 26
yard run. Husker attack bogKed down, and
Phelps, attempting to punt, tumbled, Go
phers recovering on Husker 41. Minnesota
marched to shadows of goal posts where
vj.,iant Husker defense held and took ball
on downs, l'allih:m plunging for three as
half ended. Minnesota 14, Nebraska 0.
THIRD Ql AHTrK.
Minnesota kloked off, Husker attack
bogged atain, Willi Gophers taking charge
on own 4H. Husker line held. forcing
Faust to kick over goal. Husker ball on
own 20. Again Huskers tried to run, but
were stopped. Phelps kicked to Gopher 41.
Huhlor kicked back after two plays were
slopped. Phelps kicked hack, with Goph
ers starting another march, climaxed by
23 yard pass to Husker 9.
Buhler. coming thru line, was handing
ball to another back, when lodd, streak
ing thru, stole the ball from the chunky
fullback's hands and raced 68 yards thru
Gopher lineup for Nebraska touchdown.
Pluck kicked goal. Minnesota 14, Ne
braska 7.
Franck and Moore combined to run ball
to Husker 44 after kickoff downed on
Minnesota 38. Franck kicked over goal
line. Porter lost 1 at tackle, then bootetl
to Minnesota 40. Franck returning to 46.
Minnesota fumbled after two plays, Ne
braska recovering on Gopher 47. Husker
' hoes hit high mark.
FOl IITII QI'ARTKR.
Phelps passed to Wild Bill for 2. Phelps"
pass Intercepted and recovered to Husker
44. All hope loft. Gopher runner could
have scored, had he ctit outside his Inter
ference. Gophers pushed ball to Husker
17, where fourth down pass was knocked
down by Phelps. After !odd lost 8, Por
ter shovel passed to Dodd. who was
swarmed by Minnesota tacklers for a
safety. Minnesota 16, Nebraska 7.
Porter kicked out to Minnesota 35.
Christiansen returned to 45. (Wipher at
tack carried to Husker 41. where It hit
the rocks. Faust kicked over goal. Dodd
picked up 18 around end. Husker attack
aaln falls and Porter kirks to Gopher
30. Once again, with 1 minute and 50
seconds left. Nebraska got the ball, but
Porter's pass was Intercepted bv F.lmer.
Minnesota center, who was brought down
by Gnrtnwskl nn Husker 1R
Minnesota on way to touchdown as run
sounded.
Minnesota 16, Nebraska 7.
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Big Six Squads Break
Even in Outside Tilts
Opponents Outscore
Conference Squads.
Big Six conference teams broke
even in yesterday's non-conference
competition, alhto outscored
109 to 60. Nebraska's seven re
maining opponents scored four
wins and three losses, scoring 115
points, giving 88. Iowa did not
play.
In the Big Six, Oklahoma up
set Rice and Lain by a 7 to 6 mar
gin; Missouri tipped Colorado 14
to 7; Notre Dame walloped Kansas
52 to 0; Northwestern trampled
Kansas State, 21 to 0; Iowa State
rolled over Luther, 32 to 7, and
Minnesota's Gophers whipped the
Cornhuskers, 16 to 7.
Ohio State edged Indiana, 6 to 0
and Pitt steamrollered Pop War
ner's Temple Owls, 28 to 0.
Next week, Huskers meet the
Cyclones, and barring a letdown,
should win handily, even tho the
Yeager men have earned two wins
in two games. Kansas, victor over
Texas fell to pieces before a shifty
Notre Dame eleven, to lower its
prestige no little. Kansas State's
loss was expected, altho by not
sucn a wide margin.
Indiana's "pore little boys"
showed plenty of quality in dip
ping their colors by only one
touchdown, while Mizzou was ex
pected to take Colorado by one or
two touchdowns.
WAA INAUGURATES
SPORTS THURSDAY
Annual mass meeting of the W.
A. A. will be held Thursday night
at 7 o'clock in Grant Memorial
hall, where Intramural sports will
receive a sendoff for the 1938-39
season.
Hard playing Intramural teams
will reap their reward for last
year's effort when awards are
made to high point houses. Bon
nie Burn, president of W. A. A.
will preside and introduce the of
ficers of the organization. All uni
versity women are urged to attend.
used for education in economics,
will be awarded only to students
who have to work either part or
all of their way through school.
Application blanks are now avail
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