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need any extra points converted, he
is ready and able to oblige.

SHOULD BE AN INSPIRATION.

With such a goal kicker on the
team, we don’t see how the rest of
the players can resist making a
touchdown every few minutes, just
to see him work.

Well, for a few minutes, Hamlet
was ahead, and the Nebraska folks
were quite sure the raiders from
Mars had landed and were blowing
up the earth. But as it turned out,
it was just a bit of fiction, and was
simply another one of those things
that can’t happen here. Kansas was
fighting desperately to hold its lead,
and doing a good job of it, too, when
along came the fumble that ordi-
narily comes in the first act? right
after the overture.

There were only eleven Nebraska
men on the field, but we could have
sworn there were fourteen of them
recovering that fumble. Three plays
failed to bring a\ touchdown, and
then Nebraska kicked a field goal,
going into the lead 9 to 7. A minute
afterwards, came the long delayed
intercepted pass which went for an-
other Nebraska touchdown, and the
crowd began tuning’ out almost as
fast.as it used to when Eddie Cantor
_ ‘started a sob story.

THE SAME ENDING.

So, as it turned out, no great
artistic violence has been done to
the old classic, even if it has veen
jazzed up a bit here and there
through the years. They still sell
Uncle Tom down ‘the river, as you
might say, and Othello strangles
Desdemona in the last act, as he
always did, and we guess always will.

Every year Nebraska comes to
Lawrence, Ye Ed reads the advance
dope from the Jayhawk camp, all
about the secret practice and the
rallies and the old grads’ pep meet-
ings, and figures well, this time
they’re sure going to push those
Cornhuskers around, and it wouldn’t
do to miss it, having waited so long.
But evidently it isn’t in the book for
these old eyes to see.

The Jayhawkers, seeing Ye Ed
come in the gate to a Nebraska
game, must feel about as Macbeth

 

 

 

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