Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-27

iraltu's Dftopu. ward iiup Tho hall tynv
fumbIod. but Tb6rpc fell upon IT. In block
inc one of IoVa's liro mon Packard was
laid out for three miuutcs but pluctily re-
summed his position. Nebraska bucked the
center without gain and Thorpe fell bpCt
for a kick. Milford snapped the ball directly
TO him, but away above his head. Thorpe
jumped for a., but missed It, and the ball
rolled 10 within foot OF NcbrUskas line,
whore Thorpe fell upon IL. As there was
but minute more 20 play ana 1t was already
uarN' Us was decided Dy the captains to call
me came
The lineup was as follows
N,hra5, go POSITION, Iowa..
pilT,,I, fo 1i ,.'.'''''i' M,
Hansen ..,..,....left guard.,.,..,.. Walker
Tr,Io'n ''''''''',,t"r.r rush lNerss94h, apt
B,lrsn In fg.lylr..',.'. Si1nfnn
Wlgr3n .s......tlrlt ,nd......... Tnomas
Thorpe, tHpi,. gHrierna cl,..,....,. Coldron
'N '''''''' ,t,t. 'I'' ','yN''''''' ny" ooN
pgru.,rI' ''' r,i'I,,Irl 'iiEhIs
Erinr,r. sfifi. of t;rippnu 1rpirirr. WI
SON of Princeton. Iu.sm,n: Kennedy of
Omaha and tayIl Of Iowa city.
Ine teams VIII play again on saturday
afternoon at O'Clock
FROM CAPTAIN THOBp.
TO The Omaha Bee: | am entirely sat
isaCd with the result of the game, consider
ing the condition of the grounds. and am
glad that Iowa gets the pynnant, as we have
The condition OF the grounds were such
that our backs were greatly handicapped
while those OF lowa's starting from the
"guardsback" style Of interference, got up
considerable momentum before they struch
the ends The team played an uphill game
from the start and the defense we made in
the first half was particularly good consid-
oFing that we were outweiEhed fifteen
pounds to the man.
had hoped Tor inherent result ana am
confident that on good day the team
would play winning game.
o. -. THORP,
Captain University of Nebraska Foot Ball
Eleven.
FROM COACH ROBINSON
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. ,J,a,,,i,,t ~ NT' 49, 80, ,i
%- - 49, na, 40 10 -. ,,o
aamt can ~ WV os a.
.ouIiuo"hS' ms uidilie ."utlV' w " 90, ~
10 the team Dut ehtirely TO the cohullioh Oh
the helu' as II was lihpossloie LOT 'he team
10 meet successfully ihe neasy rus sls,. vi
the Iowa team with such unstable roofing
and, in addition. the line plays used by the
Nebraska team were much harder to get
under way than the guard back play of the
Iowa team Nebraska played plucky game,
hut was unfortunate in getting rather the
short side of the close decisions. The team
as a whole is confident that 1t can deteat
Iowa on a fair day.
per man. and the team as a whole is much
lighter than Iowa The two teams will meet
again on Saturday, and If the weather is
propluous, snail expect 10 see score oi
about li-G in Nebraskas favor
EDWARD n; KOBiN>ON,
Coach Nebraska Ieam.
FROM CAPTAIN IVERSON.
To the Omaha Bee. 1t was good game
from start TO finish although neither side
scored This was probably due to the con-
ditiou of the weather The ground being
very slippery prevented the men from start
ing quickly. and after they got started were
unable TO dodge their tacklers Tlia made
both teams look weak on the offensive.
The Iowa team is confident that on n soft
and hare field it could have beaten Ne
braska this afternoon. for Iowa's goal was
never in danger The pIaying being done In
time while Iowa once had the bail ON Ne
hragl,a,s one-holf-yord line But the ground
being covered with snow and ice, the PLAYERS
fell down as soon as they hit the line.
l. IVERSON,
CAPTAIN Iowa State University Foot Ball
Team
Coach Bull of the Iowa team said. "I
dn not caro- m mako n etotement If 7 did
wouldn't he Altogether comnlimentarv to
the PLAYERS OF the Iowa team, would
make a.written statement for The Roe will
inaIy woro n NOT snr tbo foot tho, H.
sane teams NAV oc,in nm S,t,rSo, r,as
Jisannojntaa 81 tba sbau,ina 1oro ,,,a,a thi
as1arpoon :" ~ 'e ""' '"e ~" q ''''0e 'i'S
r,,U,n ,,r> ,,,,,,
WHO BhAVED THE BLIZZARD.
On the coach-in-fonr OF the Omaha Wheel
club were: w. w. Turner, r. NJ Mcknight,
q. r. Siefken, j. l.. Ltvesay, j. Il. Bucking-
ham, f. II. Smith, F. II. Siefken, w. Carlan,
I. w. Mccullough and Bert Brentford. This
club had picked Iowa for winner, and the
yellow chrysanthemum formed conspicuous
feature OF the decorations of the members.
They had their own cheer, improved for the
In iarsn coach from Comncn MIR HU ".on