Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-04
IOWA WANTS REVENGE
Will Try to Make Up For Humiliatius
Defeat Suffered at Hands Of the
cornhuskers Last Season-The Var
sitv SQUAD,

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Nov. An the game with
Nebraska, which will be played tomor-
row. the State University of Iowa Will
attempt to get revenge for the humil-
iating defeat it suffered at the hands
of the Cornhuskers last season. In
that game it was claimed that Ne
braska won by long run and a touch
down that should not have been al
lowed. Bender was the offender. The
play was quarterback run where the
rules provide that the quarter shall
run at least five yards to either side OF
the point from where the ball is snap
ped Bender ran out five yards, draw
ing the entire line with him. only to
return to his original position and
cross the line of scrimmage not three
feet from center. He was not stopped
and it is said his run won the game,
inasmuch as the referee did not see the
play,
The Hawkeyes, flushed with the
state championship honors secured In
the Ames game, are going to invade
Lincoln with spirit that it is hoped
will sweep all before it. The showing
made by Nebraska against Minnesota
last Saturday, when they virtually de-
feated the Gophers, fortells that Iowa
will have much to do to bring home
another scalp. And besides that the
Hawkeyes are entering the game
minus two Of the Oldest. strongest and
headiest players on the squad. Neither
Captain Jones nor Griffith will be able
to enter the game and their loss is a
serious blow.
Gritath's place at quarter will be
filled by Kent who has already
demonstrated that he Is one of the
strongest of the new men. He passes
the ball fast, runs the team rapidly
stays with and helps the men carrying
the ball till both are down, and punts
forty to sixty yards with ease. All he
lacks in tackiing is q little confidence,
which will come to him when he learns
to forget that he is the last man be-
tween the runner and the goal line.
Captain Jones' position at right half
is harder to fill, tho the final choice
probably lies between Jordan and Lee.
OF these two men, Jordan, who has
played the position during the earlier
purt Of the season when Captain Jones
h,s been out of the game, has the call
on the place, tho at the present time
he is not in the best of physical condi-
ton. Lee. who is larger and heavier,
with considerable more experience,
gained while q member Of the Des
| Moines College team, may be used.
They are equally fast, and both men
are playing remarkably strong ball.
mcgowan, at fullback, and Schsin-
nat left tackle, are probably the two
strongest men on the team at the pres
emit time, and it is to their ability in
carrying the ball that Iowa will look
for a victory Saturday. Their equal
in breaking an opposing line does not
exist in the state and they were mainly
instrumental in winning the state
championship. Moore is again in the
game at center and will be used there
against Nebraska. Atkinson and Rock
wood will play the guards, "Cresco''
White. the other tackle, and Stefr and
Stoltenburg the two ends. Andy Chal-
ners will play left half. He has been
in rather poor shape since the Ames
paYnes. but he has improved rapidly
during the past two days. The other
men who will be taken to Lincoln are
Knapp. substitute end; Berry, substi-
tute cen.cr or guard; and Scallon. sub
stitute tackle.