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land kicked thirty-five yards, Fair returned ten yards, but on the tackle Fair fumbled the ball. There were six minutes to play. The Kansans played like a whirlwind. Outland made ten over left guard. Burney tried center for one yard. Stone gained one-half yard over right guard, then Outland went around right end for ten yards. Hill followed by a pretty run for fifteen yards around left end. With the ball on the five-yard line, Stone lost two yards. Out-
land made no gain against right tackle. Outland was given the ball again and carried it around right end for a down and the game was won. Time, 51/2 minutes. Outland missed goal. Score-Kansas, 8; Nebraska,4. Outland kicked off thirty-five yards. Piatt returned the ball twenty-five yards. Outland gained two yards at right end, and Burney paid his respects to center for twelve yards, when time was called.
LOGALS.
Griffith the coal man.
Spellman was in Topeka Saturday. Todd went with the team to Nebraska Mert Freeland, '97, has gone Phi Delt.
C. E. Rench, special, went to Kansas City Wednesday.
Student's sewing and mending done at 828 Ohio St.
The cat came back and our English Professor is happy.
Sherman, '93, acted as linesman at the Topeka game Saturday.
Harold W. Smith, '97, spent Sunday at his home in Kansas City.
D. R. Krehbiel is now principal of the Newton High school.
Smith's News Depot is headquarters for Base Ball and Athletic goods.
Clarence T. Southwick,'95, is now reporting for the Kansas City World.
There is some talk of organizing a Populist Club among the students.
The football team will board at Chris Epley's from now till Thanksgiving.
The finest line of Cigars and Tobacco always in stock at Smith's News Depot.
The class in Political Economy completed the text book this week and celebrated the event by taking a quiz covering the whole field
of economics. The rest of the term will be devoted to lectures given by Prof. Blackmar.
A. E. Moody, ex-'97, assistant secretary of the Y. M. C. A., spent Saturday in Lawrence The regents meet today, and will be present at the dedication of the New Physics Building.
Mark Hackett, '87, now traveling for Woolf Bros. K. C. stopped at Lawrence over Sunday.
J. D. Bowersock has bought S. O. Thacher's law library for his son who is now at Harvard.
If you want a Walking Cane go to Smith's News Depot and see the largest line in the city.
Hester was on the hill Monday doing his regular work. You can't keep a good man down.
Board and room for two, furnace heat and lights. Mrs.GEO.Y.JOHNSON,935 N.H.St.
Prof. Blackmar gave a social to the members of his Sunday school class last Tuesday evening.
Martindale followed the second eleven to Topeka Saturday as a small boy follows a band.
Mr. Crane is beginning work in the geology department on the chemical analysis of the coals of the state.
M. Z. Kirk has returned to the University after two month's work studying the salt deposits of the state. He has brought with him a large amount of material for chemical analysis