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About The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1899)
llSSM THE NEBRASKAN-HESPKRtAN. i JUNIOR LAWS WIN. The junior law foot ball team loft for Falls City oa tho B. & M. at 1:3(5 p. m. last Wednesday. On Thanksgiv ing day they played tho Falls City olovon, winning by tho score of 11 to 0. It was a very disagreeable, rainy day. It rained qulto hard while tho game was being played. la Bplte of the weather quite a number turned out to, see tho game, among whom were many university alumni. Twenty-minute halves wero played. From tho first play tho law team seemed to have tho best of the game. Tho law men played together better and after a few end plays and line bucks Douglas made a touchdown and kicked goal. The half ended with tho ball In about tho center of the field, In the second half Falls City put in some new men and played a much better game. They wero given a few yards for off-side plays, which, together with good lino bucking, put them to within two feet of tho law team's goal. Hero tho Falls City team was held and the junior law 'learn took tho ball. Evans soon carried the ball about forty yards around loft end. After a few more plays Larson made another touchdown on Falls City's fumbling. Douglas failed to Hick goal. The feature of the game was tho junior law team's end runs, Benedict, Evans and Thorp each making gains. Tho line-up was as follows: Falls City. Junior Law. Humbarger L. E Morford Bohrer. Thompson. Wyatt L. T Wessol Shorben ..'.'. ...L. G Richards Hershey '. '. . .C McCracken McFarland R. Q Moran Silvers R. T Lai son Fink-Ullg R. E Benedic Fisher Q." Morrison Metz ...'..' L. H Thorp Scott F. B. .Douglas (capt.) Nulk R. H Evans Rofereo, Culver; linesman, O'Connor. THE CENTURY DOUBLE-FEED PEN IS THE BEST F. E. Edgcrlon,, Agent, University. PK. JAMES STOCKF1ELP, IWFNTKT M1 O Street, Mucoid, Neb., op in.11 1 IO I rtrtsitc the Post Omce. Painless Extractions. Deutsoher Kaunarzt. 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Hastings claimed a fumble, which was allowed. On tho next play Hastings was pushed back over her goal line for a safety, which gave Nobraska two points. Hastings then braced up and held Nebraska's line bucks much better. Tho game became more Interesting as the pigskin was forced up and down the field, first by one team, then by tho other, but most of tho time In Hastings territory. Nebraska then went after her opponents In earnest. Muntz made an end pun for thirty-five yards. Nlelson bucked tho lino for twelve more and theu by a guards back right play Tucky was pushed over the line for Nebraska's first touchdown. Goal was not kicked. On the kick off Hastings by a good run of Broulette's carried the ball, luto Nebraska's territory, where the ball was lost on downs. Walton then took, tho ball and broke stra'ght through the line for fifty yards. He passed Bailey, Hastings' sprinter, but was caught by Breed. Nebraska kept on toward tho goal, but time was called and Hastings, was saved tho humllla, tlon of another touchdown, with tho ball within five yards of her goal. On thn ioV off in the second half Hooper kicked tho ball lightly and it was secured by Voss for Nebraska, fumbled, and then Hastings made some good ga'.ns, Bailey, Breed and Burgess each making' gains through, tho Nebraska line. Mantz, a few minutes before the close, turned his ankle and Andeson was put in. On tho next play ha downed Bailey for a loss of three, yards, and Hastings was held on. downs. A lino buck was held by. Hast ings and then Andreson was sent around tho qnd for twentv-fiYO yards. In three more plays Nlelson by u crosg. buolc placed tho ball behind Hastings goal. Inflate Your Tires You are invited to use our compressed air plant to inflate your tires. No work for you No charge from us. C. L. SHADER, Bicycle. Repai l Fine. Tailoring of all kinds. T 1 i L. J. Herzog, 1032 O Street. 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