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possible. He just tipped through the NJ Is
the bali close LSnSe himself carried the
q tSs north goal line and nc Z 70 ' get 1--WE We'll over
bank. bar The MissouriSns 1S% Ia uS went after E shin him
and downed him in that uncomfortable
Sn,. s!In: Lhe kick klckont was ,., failure. so that
After the kickoff the Missourians made a
nrst down, chiefly through work by North
at Missouri's 45 yard line there was a FUN
bic and AaGruder got the ball for his team
Ieague dashed thirty-itve yards around
be % crss6sa ifteen s1s Yards q through Morrison
and put the ball on the yard line lay
and Lange this time kicked goal
An exchange Of kicks and the ball Just
ended the hall with tho score II TO 0.
There was a bit OF new football that
made the touchdown for the Nebs at the
returned d Lanse.s SicRoir and and TeSaas s'l feIl
on the ball at mid1eld. There was return
OF this and again Northcroft kicked back.
LanRe brought the ball in this time about
twenty-five yards TO the Missouri 50 yard
Lanse tried a forward pass that didn't
the ball kicked IL league stenalled a fair
catch and then ran with the ball He had
to bring IL back almost to midneld. but that
didn't bother the Nebraskans
LanRe shot the ball over the Missouri
wing 70 Older. his left end. the bali going
trotted the rest of the way for the touch
down and Lange kicked the goal The
Nebraska band played taps" for the
The rest Of the game was made mp Of
long runs. IAnge ran the kickoff in
and great speed league was Supposed to
go around the Missouri right end, but hnd-
ing no proper place there he dodeed back
and forth behind the line and finally made
his distance by outstrippkng Cohen, who had
whaisn dashed through the line and los.
about ten yards and the lively Soule was ON
Il for a gain at that l.ange's short kick
at the Missouri IS yard line. IL was a stiff
tackle. but Northcroft patted Soule on the
A fake toward the Nebraska left. that
actually sent a man alone through on the
right. was diagnosed by LlnRe, Who called
it, Just as he spoke the play came Cd and
Harrigan attended to IL In good style. He
spilled his man head ove- heels but he ad-
second gain OF any size the Missouri men
E nt.Ha. sFrp oSso s ShO 70 .oG To dH SSs
league ran the ball in twenty yards 10
midneld. Then there was a punt and a
into Missouri territory on the kick and then
| Lange tossed one Of those oh, so easy for
sTd 70 sssHS and that athlete
forty yards for the fourth touchdown Of
the game. I1nge didn't come within a
mile Of making the goal. That put the
score at - to o.
The fnal touchdown was easy and un-
expected. Iange kicked on and Cizek
the Missouri quarterback mured the ball
! Just about the 10 yard line. II rolled back
| Ave yards toward his own goal and there
| Magruder fell on IL. One wallop and
| whaien carved through the Missouri line
! for the touchdown. After the puntout,
LanEe made the goal and he retired from
! the game to give Higgins a chace. Duckett
| also relieved league.
| Harrigsn with the yellow mustache
! doomed down the field with the KICKOFF and
4 carried the ball about forty yards before
| they stopped him. Immediately thereafter
| he took the ball again and tipped around
! Goodman, who couldn't penetrate some
! first rate Interference until the IS yard mark
was reached. The ball was down near the
| Missouri goal when the game ended.
Among those who we're there were Capt
4 John I, Newton OF the Nebraska, Com
| mander T.. T. Witherspoon, Lieutenant Com
| mander Harris Laning, Lieut.. Arthur q.
Caffee, Lieut. David McD. l.eBreton, Lieut..
John II, Everson, Lieut.. D. W. Fuller, Ensign
Calvin Page and Ensign Edmund ". stro;;
ther. Bernie Wefers, who once coached
! the Naval Academy track team, but who
| IL now at Columbia. and James c. Rice the
Columbia crew coach, were on the side
lines. The lineup and summary: