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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1940
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Columbia, Mo., Oct. 19—(UP)—Missouri University's football sophomores passed, punted and ran to victory over Iowa State today in a Big Six game that advanced the Tigers another step along the road toward another conference title. The score was 30 to 14.
Harry Ice, the clergyman's son from Kansas City, was the outstanding sophomer performer, but Bob Steuber, Don Greenwood and Bud Hemmel were among the others who figured in the victory.
the first of three he accounted for.
Ice, who is Paul Christman's understudy at the quarterback post, started instead of his more famous teammate and scored the opening touchdown. It was $ ^{4} $
Minnesota 13, Ohio State 7
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 19- (UP)—Three times the Golden Gophers of Minnesota fought off Ohio State at the goal line in a battle of powerful offenses today, and the Minnesota rushing game won a 13 to 7 decision over the Ohio State passing attack.
HUSK KANSAS
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For seven minutes during the first quarter, the crimson and blue-clad Jayhawks were in the game. But, then Ray Prochaska, Nebraska co-captain, blasted through the Kansar
Kansas-Nebraska Summary
| | K.U. | N.U |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| First downs | 4 | 16 |
| Net yards rushing | 13 | 259 |
| Forwards attempted | 17 | 7 |
| Forwards completed | 7 | 4 |
| Net yards forwards | 40 | 33 |
| Punts, number | 7 | 8 |
| Punts returned by | 23 | 32 |
| Punts, average | 26 | 35 |
| Fumbles | 5 | 5 |
| Penalties | 2 | 5 |
| Yds, lost, penalties | 10 | 55 |
line to block Ed Sugen's attempted quick kick and recover it on the Kansas 9 yard line to start the endless parade to the Jayhawk goal line. Francis Goes Over
Hopp spun through center for a yard and then swung wide around the end, reaching the 1 yard line before being knocked out of bounds. On the next play Vike Francis, the Huskers' hard-driving fullback, smashed the line for a touchdown. Francis added the extra point to make it 7 to 0 for Nebraska.
A short Jayhawk kick late in the second quarter followed by some more of Hopp's broken field running set up the second Husker touchdown. After Suagee's punt traveled only 17 yards to the Kansas 45 yard stripe, Hopp tucked the ball under his arm, ran around his own right end, and cut back toward the center of the field. Jake Fry finally nailed him on
the Kansas 5 yard line as the first quarter ended.
Jones Sends In New Team
Nebraska Coach "Biff" Jones waved an entire new team into action at this point and on the first play of the second quarter Wayne Blue, Husker No. 3 fullback, blasted through the center of the Kansas line for the score. Victor Schleich, Nebraska second string tackle who was kept out of competition last year by a broken leg, showed that it was completely healed by hanging up the first of his three conversions. That made it Nebraska 14. Kansas 0.
That old Jayhawk offside habit popped up again to give the Huskers a final push when it looked as though the Nebraskans might be stalled in their search for a third first half touchdown. Sparked by Wayne Blue, the red-shirted Huskers had punched their way to the
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Kansas 19 yard line. Here Dale Bradley, Nebraska halfback, threw a perfect strike to his running mate Allen Zikmund, which placed the ball just 5 yards from the end zone. Kansas Linemen Overeager
Bradley and Blue failed to record material gains in three stabs at the Kansas forward wall. However, on the fourth down with 6 yards to go, overeager Jayhawk linemen spilled Zikmund for a loss only to be penalized for offsides. That moved the ball up to the 1 yard line from where Blue slid into the end zone on the next play. Schleich converted, but Nebraska was penalized for holding and the Nebraska tackle was unable to do it again from 17 yards out.
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Atter Hopp had been tackled behind the goal line for a safety and Kansas' lone score of the afternoon, the Huskers picked up two more touchdowns in the third quarter and three in the last period.
Five Second Half Touchdowns
The 20 to 0 half score suggested to some fans the 1920 Kansas-Nebraska game in which the Jayhawks, after trailing by 20 points at the half came back to gain a 20 to 20 tie. Nothing like that happened yesterday. The Husker touchedowns kept coming thicker and faster as the second half progressed.
Following that safety, most of the second half excitement was generated when Francis intercepted
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Vandaveer's pass in midfield and outdistanced the Kansas secondary to score going away. The officials ruled, however, that clipping by a Nebraska player had taken place before Francis had crossed the goal line. The ball was brought back and Nebraska was penalized 15 yards. Francis protested this decision so vigorously that his mates had to drag him away from the officials. Petsch Recovers Fumble
ing the final distance from the 2 yard line. Francis' kick was good and Nebraska led 27 to 2.
Back again came the Huskers to score in five plays with Hopp smash-
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"Butch" Luther, another of Nebraska's many triple threat backs, led the Huskers to their fifth touchdown which came after one minute
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in the last quarter. Theos Thompson's interception of a Marvin Vandaveer pass set the stage for the seventh Husker touchdown, while the eighth came at the end of a 45 yard drive just two seconds before the game ended.
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