Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-30
.DOANE is LICKED
BY CORNHUSKERS
King Coles GridirOn Artists Put the
Tigers Out by a Score Of
to 0.
VICTORY NOTHING TO CROW OVER
Better Work Was Expected Of the
University Eleven.
ONLY BLANKS IN THE FIRST HALF
Men of the State School Play Wretch
eddy on Offensive,
FUDIBLES ARE STAR FEATURES
Manage to Pull Out a Score when
Minor Kicks to Frank and
Then Kicks Coal in the
Last Half,

LINCOLN, Neb., oct. 9.-CSpecial TEL
egram.) with lineup patched with sub
stitutes, Coach King Coles Cornhuskers
could only score a single touchdown
against the Doane Tigers. which was later
converted into six points when Minor
kicked a pretty goal, Saturday afternoon.
Nebraska won by a score Of to o.
Nebraska played wretchsdly on the Of
Tense while Doano surprised the Corn
huslSers with the ferceness Of their at
tack The Doane ends and bacl0fleld
tackled harder than the Cornhuskers and
owing to numerous fumbles by the Ne
braska backs, the play during the larger
part OF the game was In Nebraska ter
rltory. Doane was never dangerous.
When called upon, the Nebraska line
closed up and held the Tigers DOane
gained many yards in the exchange OF
punts, Korsb out-punting Minor and the
Tiger backs returning the ball for longer
distances.
With the Kansas game but a week off.
the Nebraska team gave a most dlscOuT-
aging exhibition and Cole will have a big
task on his hands to whip the squad into
shape for the Jayhawkers
some Comparisons.
on straight foot ball Nebraska gained
nearly double the yards that DoRne did.
Doane tried the forward pass eleven
times, but only gained on two Of these
passes The Cornhuskers used the for
ward pass six times and were successful
in three. Doane was penalised three
times and the Cornhuslters were penal
ICED four times For Doane, the tacllinE
of Griffith at end was feature, with
Korab and Goble playing a strong game.
Minor and Shonka starred for Nebraska.
The game started at $3.50 with Goble
kicking to sidell on the ten-yard line.
Side returned ten yards. on the next
play the center passed the ball nearly 10
the goal line where a Nebraska man
recovered it, Minor then punted from
behind his own goal line and Temple re-
covered the ball when korab fumbled.
Frank fumbled, neither Korab or Rioe
could gain and Rice attempted to short
punt. Sturm!er went in for Hornberger,
whe replaced Freitag at center. Minor
made two yards and Rice three. Doans
| gradually worked the ball to Nebraska's
forty-yard line when wilkinson attempted
drop-kick ana failed. The first quarter
ended with the ball in Nebraskas pos,
session on the twenty-seyeR-yaTd line.
| score.Nebraska, 0; Doane, o.
Second Quarter
Minor opened the second quarter with
a twenty-yard run Minor Temple and
Rathbone alternating with Shonka. car
RED the bali thirty yards, only TO lose Il
on a tumble OF forward pass by
Schauner A forward pass by Doane to
King netted ten yards. Inc Tigers were
unable to gain and the game resulted in
a punting duel
The half closed with Nebraska showing
greater offensive ability, the Cornhusk-
ers having advanced the ball twenty yards
closeon straight loot ball Just before the
sound OF the whistle.
Goble kicked off TO- ty yards 20 Minor,
who returned twenty yards The earlier
part Of the quarter resulted In the ball
changing hands several times. both Ne
braska and Doane being unable 10 gain
consistently. Towards the close OF the
half, the Cornhuskers took the bau on
lIe smashes from the middle of the
ueld on the straight march 20 the goal
line. Temple, Rathb0ne and Shonka were
the ground gamers IN smasnes Just outside
of tackle. Rathbone went over for the
touchdown ana Minor kicked out TO r.
Frank on the seventeen-yard line. Minor
keAed goal Score-NeDrasia, o. Doane, 0,
I, during the last quarter Cole made still
more changes in the lineup and the Corn
husgeus were unable to advance the
score, being compelled to punt when on
the offense. Doane made good gains
through the Cornhuskers' line during the
last quarter. but wnen within a striking
distance Of the goal were easily thrown
back. The game ended with the ball ia
Nebraska's possession on the forty-yard
line