Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
Missouri Tigers
Defeat Hawkeyes
on Rollins Field
Score is to 0, but it is Said This
Does Not Indicate Strength
Of the Teams.

| COLUMBIA, No, oct R-(special Tele-
gram. l-Although out-weighed at least ten
pounds per man, Missouri's foot ball team
today scored a decisive victory over Iowa
university on Rollins field, the FINAL count
being 70 o
] The score does not indicate the relative
strength OF the two teams. MissouTi's goal
line was never threatened. while three
| times the Tigers rushed the ball TO within
the HRwkeys's fifteen-yard line, and kept
the oval In Iowa territory most OF the
| time
| MissOurPs touchdown came IN the early
part OF the second quarter when NOVEL;,
the seasons find at full back dashed
through the Iowa line for thirty yards,
lodging many tackles and placing the ball
on the Iowa ten-yard line. Lemire was sent
through left tackle on the first buck for
the touchdown, while the bleachers went
Wild
The game. on account Of the intense heat,
| early resolved itself into q puntng duel,
and here Missouri had the advantage, as
Nowelrs sprints ofen went fifty-five 20
sixty yards He punted seventeen times
Tor q tackle OF 6sS yards, whereas Hyland.
the Iowa captain and star, booted nineteen
times for To yards,
The heat caused both coaches to use
many substitutes. Forward passes and
new plays were shown by both teams, the
Iowans having a peculiar shift play which
they used for three successive first downs
in the third quarter before Missouri could
break Il up.
Tho Tigers used the forward pass five
times, three successfully for twenty yards
gain, while Iowa tried this play seven
times and worked Il three times for TWEEN
ty-flve yards.
An account Of the first quarter would
show nothing but an exchange Of punts
with the oval kept in lowas territory
most Of the time by Nowelrs excellent
work.
In the second quarter Lemire electrified
the $500 spectators by breaking away on
the second scrimmage and dAshin gthirty
yards before being downed on the Iowa
ten-yRrd line. Here the Iowans held and
after three attempts at the line, Hollen-
backs men surrendered the ball to the
northerners. who punted It out OF danger
second later NOVEL; starred again and
his brilliant thirty-yard run enabled Le-
mire to score Missouris lone touchdown
NOVEL; missed goal. Score: Missouri, g.:
Iowa. o.
The forst half ended with Iowa plavinE
sluggishly and trying to keep the bali
away from their danger marks" In the
third quarter Iowa rallied and made thirty
yards by using peculiar shift play never
seen here before, In whioh the limo
stretched across the field as II to kick off.
The Tigers soon broke It up and started
toward the Iowa goal, aided by a fifteen
yard penalty to Iowa for holding.
Lemire bucked the line for good gains
and forward pass, Novel; TO Saunders.
again placed the oval on the HawkeSe
ten-yard line
Again the Tigers were held and Hyiand
punted out Of danger from behind the goal
line. The rest Of the game saw the olevens
see-saw back and forward, Missouri SEEM
ingly contented with holding Iowa at q
safe distance and both elevens subst-
tutinE frequently on account OF tho OK
hausuon OF the players, The game ended
with Missouri In possession OF the ball
In midfisld
This defeat eliminates Iowa from the
Missouri Valley championship race Seven
thousand stuSnts here, headed by the uni
versity band OF nifty pieces, are organising
monster zig rag parade tonight as a
result OF the Tiger victory. The lineup