Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-25
IS a Brilliant Finish for
reightOn Season.
AVS ARE NOT USEFUL
lss and Shift Formations
i Not Gain Much.
FREQUENTLY FUMBLED
rOnek and Kramer Play
asst Game and share
RS with Kyle, Who
.s star of Game.

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Among wound up the 1910 foot ball
full" said Mday afternoon by defeating
crop Of thiscollege, to ?. The Iowans
this with thehed and on the whole out
''l,, oll 'neit ''yhton has a big advantage
ho "a n,hnt % weight its team averaging
the United s,ve pounds more than the
to God had iptists.
What Is as one of the best to watch,
Maekay considerable fumblng, which
ErleVins over gridiron has seen this year.
VINO nave She four quarters neither side
thankIul thF elevens getting their points
that their az quarter
better or won through a touchdown by
member thswing a good run by Hronel,
tain amou1rn had followed a pickup by
Z Des Mones fullback's tumble.
NM nes had not been so continually
Kyle's punts the game would
ANeN' ~ he'd more even than 1t did, and at
..Io' 'as not very much one-sided.
80 oines got it's score on a tumble by
snG tiKyle was called upon to punt out
~ Hger from behind his own goal line.
IN, S5al was passed pretty speedily to him
~ he center and IL bounded out of his
ei.Es back toward his own rush line. The
~ Moines backs were at hand in an at
tempt to block the kick and though Kyle
recovered the ball they downed him for a
safety.
When the game began II looked for a few
minutes as IL Creighton would smother the
Iowa boys, for not only did Creighton
bulk much larger, particularly in the back
field, but the Creighton offense started off
at clip not previously seen this season.
The backs got away well and together, the
interference was good and the first few
plays netted many yards. Then the Of
Tense slackened a little, the Des Moines de-
fense braced and Creighton did not for
time gain so consistently, But in this first
quarter fumbles by Des Moines backs, the
fullback being the worst offender, gave
Creighton two theoretical chances to score.
In each case place kick was tried and in
neither did the ball come very near. the
goal posts On the second of these chances
Kyle first ran the ball in front Of the goal
posts from a point on one side and this
got 1t in better position. Spectators who
did not realize his object condemned him
for running so wide, but It was a well
planned move.
Locals star I'm Ground Gaining.
Neither side was very dangerous in the
third quarter and the advantage In this
was Creighton's, which netted gains on
runs by Kyle, Hronek, Young and occas-
ionally MorgenthaleT
Young seemed to shine, for although not
the speediest player ON the Creighton team,
he is a big fellow and all the Des Moines
backs, except Davis, dashed at him in
vain Davis, who is the pluckiest and fast
est player of his weight. barring none seen
here this year, was nearly the whole Des
Moines back field on defense He is a
freshman and II he can put on a little beef
as he grows older he will be heard from.
He did not appear to weigh over las pounds
yesterday.
Hronek, who is the second best man on
the Creighton team, showed well yester-
day as usual and good playing was also
done by Marin and Kramer, who, like
HrOnek, yesterday played their last game
for Creighton.
Des Moines gained several times on shift
plays and other trick maneuvers, but IL
was proved once more that such foot ball
cannot be relied upon. On the third OF
fourth play Of the kind, whether delayed
pass, kick out after a side pass or any
thing else Of this nature, Creighton would
nab the ball for a big Des Moines loss.
The lineup: