Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

has the ard pass been used with such
effective as by Nebraska Out OF
eleven attempts Nebraska was successful
in nine for a total Of 1853 yards. Chauner
starred in receiving the pass. az ne did
on defensive play in covering punts. Only
once did Ames show up stronghold the
opening Of the final quarter.
AEEies' Ball BIeven Minutes.
The Aggies had the ball Just eleven
minutes. and It was in Nebraska territory
only nine minutes during the entire game.
Nebraska gained 1914 yards on straight
foot ball, as compared with eighty-five for
Ames. Nebraska returned punts neaTsss'
double the distance that Ames did, Ames
used the forward pass with good success
in the final quarter. Before that the Aggies
attempted only one, which was unsuccess-
full.
The weather was cold. too cold for the
spectators who filled the stands. A brisk
wind from the east gave a decided adj
vantage to the team defending the east
goal
Thirty-five hundred people saw the game.
For Nebraska Frank played the most
sensational game Of his life. with Temple,
shonla. Warner and Chauner also doing
wonderful work. Smith and Harte played
a strong game for Ames. The victory gives
Nebraska the championship Of the Missouri
valley.
Coach williams said that Ames was out
played and that Nebraska had the most
wonderful line he has ever seen in the
valley.
Nebraska wins the Toss.
Captain Temple won the toss and at
2;4l Smith kicked forty-five yards to o.
Frank, on Nebraska's five-yard line,
Frank returning the ball twenty yards
before he was tackled. Frank got around
right end for nine yards; Rathbone hit
stons wall at center: Frank made six
yards through right tackle: Temple made
yard on the opposite side OF the lire.
A beautiful forward pass from War
ner to Frank netted twenty yards War
ner was thrown for two-yard loss on
the next play, but the ball was brought
back and Nebraska penaiized fifteen
yards. Shonka made two yards; Warner
short-punted to Vincent, who returned
eight yards. Harte eot through the right
side OF the line for a yard. Ames at
tempted a forward pass and failed. o.
Frank getting the bali shonla made
eight yards on line plunge. Warner
could not corral the next. but on the next
play a clever forward pass to Frank
Melted ten yards. shonka tore through
for seven yards more.
o. Frank added three on the opposite
side Of the line. The bali was fumblsd,
but Shonka recovered it on the next play
without any gain. The bali went to
Ames on downs.
Smith punted TO o. Frank, who re-
turned three yards. Warner dashed
through for ten yards. A prettiIy exc
cuted forward pass to chauner Melted
twenty yards Il looked as IL Chauner
would break loose for a touchdown; but
a beautiful tackle saved thu Ames goal
Minor failed to gain on the next play.
Ames was Denalized five yards for an
off-side play. A forward pass failed
and O. Frank punted fifty yards ever
the goal line The ball was brought out
and put In play on the twenty-five-yard
line. Ames failed TO gain on two line
bucks; Smith punted twenty-five yards. A
forward pass to Ringheln was good for ton
yards Rathbone got five yards through
center A forward pass 70 Chaun6r was
good for two yards Warner took seven
yards on a quarserbaek run. sbonka
was tackled without gain and the bali
went 20 AmeH
NsbFaska Loses Touohdovsu.
darte made two yards on q llna buck
Ames attempted a forward pass but o
Frank intercepted the bail ana charred
through broken field for twenty yards
before he was finally brought 70 earth
Rathbone made yard through center
ard o. Frank pegged through for six
yards. Temple made four yards On the
next play shonka fuInbled the bali and
Rathbone recovered Il, running over the
Ames goal line only 70 tumble An Amer
man fell on the ball ana It was broueht
out and put IN play on Ames twenty-five
yard line chappell lost four yards on an
attempted end run. Smiths long punt 20
o. Frank was fumbled and MacRoberts
fel on the ball for AmeH Harts could
not gain on a line buck and smith punf.d
70 Minor, who returned two yards Vyarner
made three yards ana Chaunsr carried an