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ple force it across the field for a touch-down. Pace kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 6, M. S. U. o.
M. U. gains four yards on the kick-off, but lose the ball on a fumble. N. S. U. fails to gain in four downs. Columbia advances twenty-five yards on end plays,but loses the ball on a scrimmage. Nebraska fumbles,and Anderson bucks the line for a touch-down,and kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 6, M, S. U. 6.
Now the ball changes rapidly, until little Yont goes around left for a touch-down. Anderson kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 12, M. S. U. 6.
Missouri starts with the flying wedge, but loses in four downs. Nebraska fails to make the requisite gain, and Shawhan, behind good interference, makes twenty-five yards. Robinson bucks center for a touch-down. Anderson kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 12, M. S. U. 12. After a few minutes' play, time is called.
SECOND HALF.
M. U. works too fast for Nebraska, and Shawhan breaks out of a scrimmage with a clear field for a touch-down. Anderson kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 12, M. S. U. 18.
N. S. U. fails to gain on four downs. Here Crawford is substituted for Whipple. Columbia works rapidly by, and Young goes through left tackle for a touch-down. Anderson kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 12, M. S. U. 24.
Here Nebraska takes a brace and scores a touch-down from center of field without losing the ball. Pace kicks goal.
Score: N. S. U. 18, M. S. U. 24.
But little time remains, and M. U. works hard and fast to clinch the game. Finally Anderson carries the ball over the line, and kicks goal just before time is called.
Score: N. S. U. 18, M. S. U. 30.
Teams lined up as follows:
MISSOURI. POSITIONS. NEBRASKA
Gaines... Left End... Johnson
Latimer... Left Tackle... Oury
Robinson... Left Guard... Wilson
B. Thompson... Center... Hopewell
T. Thompson... Right Guard... Dern
Williams... Right Tackle... Whipple
Gibson... Right End... Shue
Evans... Quarter... Pace
Anderson... Right Half... A. Yont
Shawhan... Half Back... Flippin
Young... Full Back... J. Yont
Mr. Martin, umpire; Cornell, referee.
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