Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-14
Jumbo" Stiehm's Invincible Bat
tiers March to SO to o Victory
Over Jayhawkers with
Mighty Tread.
CHAMBERLAIN IS STAR OF GAME
Baokfield Of Husker Team Plunges
Time After Time for Great
Gains.
COREY. COOK, GARDINER GREAT
MISSOURI VALLEY coNrERErcr
CHAMBERLAIN IS STAR OF GAME
COREY. COOK, GARDINER GREAT
MISSOURI VALLEY corrrnrrcr
RECORn
DIV FIRED S. HI-NrER


LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. 1s-rsnec,sl
Teiegran.)-The University OF Nebraska
won the Missouri Valley championship
for the fifth consecutive year TODAY he
defeating Kansas SO TO 0. Tho law
hawkers were no match for the peerless
steam roller which invaded McCook field
today and with Chamberlain. Ruther-
ford and company playing IN their usual
faultless style. the outcome was never
in doubt
Kansas put UP a game fisht in the
first quarter, and it's stone wall defense
In the pinches prevented Husker score
But in the second period the Scarlet and
Cream athletes got down 10 business
with vengeance. and the story was
quickly told.
Score Early in second.
The very first Play in the second quar-
ter netted the Cornhusker touchdown
with the ball on the Kansas forty-five-
yard line. Little Galley hurled a. thirty
yard forward pass into the waiting arms
OF Corey. The big tackle lugged the
pigskin the remaining fifteen yards to
the goal line for touchdown He then
booted the goal and the score stood to
0, Nebraska.
Kansas tried to rally but her efforts
were futile. Toward the last OF the
se1ond period the Cornhusker machine
rolled up another seven points. Receiv-
ing the ball following Lindsey's punt
on the Kansas thirty-seven-y line, the
Huskers made a rush down the field.
employing straight football tactics; Cook
reeled off seven yards and Reeves five.
after which Chamberlain .scampered fif-
teen yards around left end. Reese COW
cred five yards and Rutherford two. and
Chamberlain made the remaining three
yards to the goal line. Coreys faithful
foot added another point on the goal
kick. and the half ended with the score
IL to o. Nebraska.
Two TaIlies I'm Third.
The third quarter was a repetition OF
the second with Stiehms men counting
twice. After the kickoff. Nebraska
rushed the ball to the Jayhawk twenty
yANi line, whom Reese fumbled and Kan
Bes recovered. Lindsey's punt went to
Cook. who had taken Caley's place at
quarter on Nobraslxa's twenty-yRrd line
mark. Cook returned the punt thirty
yards before he was downed with the
ball on the forty-five-yard line. Guy
Chamberlain made the longest run of
the game, by skirting the Jayhawk left
wing for forty-five yards and a touch
down. Corey missed the goal Score:
Nebraska, 30; Kansas. o.
A few minutes later the Hushers made
their fourth touchdown, Lindsey failed
in an attempt at drop kick. and Cook
caught the ball on his own five-yard
line. He ran the ball back to the thirty
seyen-yard line. Rutherford and Otou-
polk made first downs. Gardner hit the
line for eight and otoupolik's plunge
Melted three.
Chamberlain and Rutherford.
Chamberlain circled the end for twelve
and Rutherford hit the line for five, fol-
lowing which he broke through for a
twelve-yard gain. In two line plunges
Gardiner went over for the touchdown.
Corey kicked the goal. making the total
at the end for the third period. q 70 0,
Nebraska.
The final touchdown came in the final
quarter. right after the period opened.
The ball was on Kansas thirty-yard
line, Corey's tackle around was good for
five yNrdv. and Gardiner made two.
Rutherford plunged for six. Chamberlain
added eight yards and Gardiner made
first down. putting the ball on the Jay
hawk five-yard mark. Rutherford made
a courtyard gain and then carried the
ball over for the last score of the COM
bat Chamberlain dropped otoupolik's
kIckout Corey did mot get a chance at