Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02

Score by Periods
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drilled the oval back to its own As
yard line and the quarter ended
there. Score: Creighton, 0; Has
kell, 0.
Second Quarter.
Leahy opened the period by punt
ing almost straight up in the air.
Anderson received the ball lin the
center of the field.
Otopobie, Anderson and Murdoch
brought the ball to Creighton's rs
yard line on short gains. Anderson
broke through the Creighton de-
fense and reached the Creighton
cne-yard line. A moment later he
carried the ball over. Z
= Score: Creighton, o; Haskell, 6.
Willie Murdock took Anderson's
place. Creighton tried several end
runs and two forward passes for
small gains. Several fumbles marred
the play of both teams. The ball
see-sawed back and forth between
the center of the field and the
Creighton 25-yard line for a while,
but soon drifted into Haskell terri
tory. Mu1lholland attempted for
ward pass to Long, but Otopobie
intercepted it on Haske1l's 35-yard
line. The half ended there.
Score: Creighton, 0; Haskell, 6.
Third Quarter.
Long received the kickoff on
Creighton's l5-yard line and by clev-
er manipulation of his feet and head
carried the ball back to the 35-yard
line. Leahy made four yards
through right tackle, and then made
four more through left tackle. Long
pushed the ball ahead four yards
through the center for first down.
The Creighton backs tore holes of
all sizes in the Haskell line. Null
holland ripped off "a five-yard gain
and Moonan made three more
through the line. The backs each
took another turn and all advanced
the oval steadily.
The ball finally rested on Has
kells 20-yard line. Leahy made two
yards on line smash. Mullholland
made two more. Leahy took the
ball ahead three yards on another
line hit and then catapulted through
guard for six more and first down.
Long made one yard through center
and Mullholland failed to gain.
Third down, six yards to go. Leahy
failed to gain, funbled the ball and
Kalama recovered it on Haskell's
eight-yard line.
Davis kicked out of danger to
Long in the center of the field. On
the next play Long, although his
interference broke before; he had
fairly started, carried the ball up
six yards. McLemore intercepted
an attempted forward pass from
Mullholland to Long and Davis
runted to Creighton's 35-yard line.
The Creighton backhe1d again
pounded the Haskell line for con-
sistent gains. Lynch took Condon's
place at end and Condor substi-
tuted for Moonan at halfback for
Creighton.
The ball advanced steadily into
Haskell territory and the third
quarter ended with Creighton pos
sessing the ball on HaskelIs 35-
yard line.
Score:l Creighton, 0; Haskell, s.
"Cy" Lynch played great game at
end for Creighton. His presence in
fused new vigor into the Blue and
White eleven and he himself was
big factor in the locals defense.
Fourth Quarter.
Creighton brought the ball down
to Haskell's 20-yard line. Leahy
gained two yards through center
and Long made 10 yards around the
end. Mullholland gained four
yards, Leahy three yards and Long
pushed the ball over for touch
down.
Anderson and Otopobie ripped
through the Creighton line for long
gains, bringing the ball down to
Creighton's 50-yard line. Long in
tercepted one of Haskells forward
passes, however, seven yards from
the Blue and White line and, return
ing it 10 yards, steemed the Red
skins rush.
The rest of the game thrilled with
dazzling end runs both by Creighton
and Haskell. Leahy raced 18 yards
through the Haskell defense, but An
derson intercepted forward pass
on the next play and Haskell held
the ball. Anderson drove through
tackle for u yards and Murdock
paralyzed the Creighton stands by
advancing the oval II more.
The Creighton defense held on its
own 25-yard line and Creighton took
the ball on downs. Leahy ripped
off 22 yards around right end, bring
ing the ball to the center of the field.
Mulholland passed a pretty forward
to Cy Lynch for gain of IS yards
and Cpndon Tipped another beauty
to Lucas for Is yards more. With
the ball on Haskell's, 15-yard line
and directly in front of the goal
posts, Captain Gene Leahy stepped
back for dropkick. Before the ball
could be passed time was called and
the game ended.