Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

worked TO pcrfestion and he had coached
his backs in plays that we're more than
the cqunl OF those used by The Wolvcr-
Ines. lie had built W the lEis defense,
too, 70 that II was u wonder. To the
new coach OF the cornhusksrs much
credit for the fine play 0f the Corn
huskerB must be given
To Cornhuskers tonight Il seems THAT
some OF their backs should be given ALI
western positions and that Shonka and
Elliott should get into the iihe. These
men outplayed Sny Of the members Of the
Ann Arbor eleven. Foot ball followers
who have seen the Nebraska teams ot the
last ten years, are free 90 adni, that the
Nebraska eleven. ss II played today, has
never been eauailed.
go Teams Arrive EARLY.
Both teams arrived on the field fifteen
minutes before play began, the Nebraska
team led by the university band. Yosrs
men received an ovation iron. several
hundred Michigan alumni seated in the
south stand.
Michigan INDUCED In a brief puntlng
practice and a moment later 'ha i2OOO
people, In the stands ehesret tie Ne
bTaska squad as the team rushed onto
the Geld and began signals. The wlno
was from the wcst md Nebraska, wlpeh
won the toss. had this ADVANTAGE
Governor Aldrieh kicked the ta.l nj
teen yards as q curtsln-raissr. A.chlgan
kicked Off ~ 2:fs and iniessd twg ,f.ei
at forward passes. PHttArnon inissed a
field goal from the twenty Vineyard line
and Nebraska punted out VI danger. Al
straight foot ball Michigan gslneo, bat
was forced 10 punt.
Lofsren started an end run and was well
on his way Tor touchdown wheE ms
whistle blew, ending the quarter seyei 81
Michigan as well as the Nebraska players
did not hear this whistle and Il was not
known by all tba players q either team,
that the quarter was eadtd, The referee
returned tho ball TO It's original pn2'si'n.
act Charge on miehiRan.
Michigan was forced TO puHt from It's
twenty-fiye-yard line In the second quar-
ter, but Nebraska plunged through
Yost's wall and SOON had the ball on the
twenty-five-yard hae. Nebraska WAS
playing is heavy opponents 10 stand
still.
NtithtbAt biuSho0 an AtNuihpNtN Attu
goal ana puntsd Jut of danger. Michigan
secured the hall on a tumble on Me-
braska's thlrty-five-yard line and rhomp-
son attempted a drop kick fer goal.
Nebraska gained the most from straight
foot ball and shcnka tore big hoias In
the Michigan line for good rnns The SEC
ond quarter ended with the hail In Me-
brasKa's possession IA the middle Of the
field. Score. second quarter: Nebraska,
D. Michigan, 0.
MiehIEant scores.
The entire NebrasWa tine played IN per.
! feet harmony and the Interference far ex-
oeiied that Of MichiEan. Yosts men held
at critical times. after 'he kickoff IN
the third quarter an exchange OF puuts
gave Nebraska the han on Michigan
thirty-yard line. Nebraska suffered from
penalties and was forced 20 kick, but
took Il again an tumble. Michigan
buclSed the line with only parvAl SUCCESS
and punted.
ConkIln blocked a kick en- Nr5,asiSs'i
twenty fiys-yard line picked VI The BAL
on q b'und ami raced behins ~ goa
pests. Thompson kicked goal
Nebraska sc0rea.
Sihson kicked cff and nn a "a iaie Ne
braslSa secured the ball oa AichlHen'i
ltea-yard-lire. Two plVnges sent Puri,
over for touchduvn, ard Potter hcke,
goal tyinE the score.
The remainder CO the garter was ie
voted TO pun,'Rg Thompson having IA,
better Of the k,oks AID the NeSraslSl
backs eNce'ilng at returning the hall,
For the first three quarters. NsbraSk,
oulpiayed the Michigan seam. Dat sui
fered moig froIn peaaltisH. bff-side pla!
being tho principal offsnss only W.