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occurred near the" ond of thd last half. Owon,
who, ns Doane's confer, had been putting up
quito a game was hurt and loft the field.
When Doano substituted Jeffrey, formerly
contor at Michigan, their hired coach, Pace,
made a long but unavailing protest. There
upon he substituted Crawford for Shuo on
Nebraska's right ond. Sauce for goose, in
this instance, proved more than enough for
gander. Jeffrey made no noticeable impres
sion on Hopewell, while Houston, Fisher and
Merman were forced to devote their whole
attention to Crawford, and got very sick of
it. The pathetic appeal of one of them,
"Please, Mr. Crawford, don't run into mo
so hard," caused no little merriment in the
crowd.
Of tho Nebraska team, Flippin and Yont
gained most applause. Yont made four or
fivo astonishing runs and was, perhaps, the
hero of tho occasion.
TUB TEAMS.
NKB1.ASKA. TOS1TION. DOANE.
Shuo (Crawford), .rignt ond left Houston
Whipple right tackle loft Fishor
Dim right guard loft Farr
Hopewell contor (Joffroy) Owon
Wilson loft guard right Leo
Oury . . . v . . .loft tackle right Williams
Johnson loft ond right Konagy
Paco quarter back Lcavitt
Flippin loft half back right (Morman) Mains
Yont right half back left Fcozo
Lowry full back Fuller
Substitutes
Oborkottor
. . Schaab
Spoil
I. Konagy
Ryan .
Sawyer
Frank. .
Carsoy. ,
IN DKTAIL.
Doane won tho toss and took tho ball, Ne
braska choosing the southwest goal. Doano
started out with DoLand's famous flying
wedgo. This was used by Doano invariably
and with no little success, though the last
half, when Larrabeo made them keep on side
by not running past tho ball and making a
Y in front of it before it was put in play, it
did not work so nicely. Tho first time it
gained about ton yards and Doane started
with a rush. Mains hit the line three times
in quick succession for good gains, and
Fishor went through for a small gain. Ne
braska soon got down to business now and
held tho ball on her fifteen yard lino for four
downs "without gain", Mains and Feeze being
pulled down in their tracks. No sooner had
Nebraska got possession of the ball tlian a
steady march began for the oast goal. Yont,
Flippin and Oury wont through Doano's lino
for substantial gains. Thon after Flippin
had tried one end, Yont circumnavigated tho
Ancient Mariner ("ho stoppeth ono of
three") on Doano's loft end for twonty-fivo
yards. Flippin tried his ond again for ten
yards, and. lie and Yont alternated through
the lino till Yont made tho first touch down
in something loss than fifteen minutes from
tho time Doano started the ball. Pace,
kicked an easy goal. " ,
Doano played her checker board opening
again for ten yards. Mains got around tho
ends for seventeen yards and tho handful of
Cretans present set up a whoop; but four
vain attempts to pierce Nebraska's line
failed, and tho ball changed hands. Flip
pin, Lowry and Yont went through the
lino in order. Yont tried his end for
twelve yards. Oury made two good
gains in succession. But subsequent at
tempts between guard and tackle failed
and Doan took tho ball. Feozo made a
good start but was pulled down by Flippin
and it took ton minutes to recovor. Mains
made twelve yards around the end, but in
going through tho line on tho next down lost
tho ball which turned up in Wilson's hands.
After small gains through tho line, Flippin
made twelvo yards around the ond, and was
soon followed by Yont around tho other ond
for thirty yards. Several Doano mon wore
hurt and another wait took place. Doano
soon after got the ball on downs but lost it
at once on throe lino wedges which failed to
advance a foot. Yont, Flippin and Whipple
plunged through tho lino in order, and Flip
pin followed with the second touch down.
Pace kicked another goal.
Doane started as before and made fifteen
yards. Shue in some way got tho ball and
ran half tho length of the field with a huge
following, bu was brought back. After a
few small gains through tho line, Doane lost
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