Thursday, October 1, 1942 DAILY NEBRASKAN 7 Obstacle Course Cyclone Guard cHjDA&SL Included In New Intramural Deal To Play Wing Final preparations for launching the 1942 intramural touch football Next Saturday season the fraternity gridiron By Norris Anderson drive for the Best AMES, Iowa, Sept. 30.-O- nly Jack trophy HAVING HIS FRESH' (Sports Editor) in conjunction with the golf sea- SAWIs one line change appears certain yt)!i HEAD FOOT- son next week, was made at a BALL for Iowa State when the Cyclones well AT NEBRASKA U attended conference at which face Saturday but Head 21 fraternities were represented Nebraska One good thing about the Coach Ray Donels indicated the ; sport scribes last Tuesday night. CWfflCULtM aio?. center may be ,neednt combine the attriDuies 01 Monday noon was set as the of the line made deadline for in touch Wx-ra- y specialists or Delphic ora- entries the BLONDES MOWOAY over. football leagues as officials busily ON 5 t m-,- George Harville, Creston junior Lies iu ciiuuoc liic viwi. blue-printi- 'BRUNETTES OH needn't consult the stars nor gaze began plans for an who has tried fullback, tackle, and other hotly-conteste- d season. end, seems to found the moon. PRES ((. have himself Jt Drafted into the 1942 plans was VXtP'ftAUS on nM ru niuf and will start at left end against It's as plain as the snozzle a new obstacle course event a HAS TW pan: Yanks in six the Cornhuskers. The 190 pounder Durante's minor sport in which metals will FORMER UUSYfQ looked good against Denver and Today's McCarthy tri-um- games! be awarded to individual scoring ATHLETES AJ. ASSISTANTS has improved nightly to clinch a Illustrates the .ease with winners. post. can handle the E8PkNr W:B0UWb NEBRASKA- - starting which the Yanks Another surprising change was vii.u oil The possible shifts in the middle u w I USi I liak Bill guuiiinwi in wa that of tennis from fall to spring. of the line revolve around the on v gamoiing neaviiy winning uni Water-pol- o once again commanded starting center job. If Roe Wil opener was reflected by using his in water sports as the interest GLENN liams, Des Moines senior, con- star pitcher, . the representatives turned down PLANS tinues to draw the starting assign tin v wnv vvp can see anvinmir a purposed swimming meet. JO TAKE EACH ment, then the junior due of Don GAME IN i but a Yank triumph is a sudden E Scibold, Ackley, and Jim Beneke, epidemic of infantile paralysis. JT-RID- AND Austin, Minn., will open the game Put Joe Gordon. Red Ruffing, Er-i- i Big Six Teams NOT POINT JLi Saturday. Should Burt Shoen, 200 ie Bonham, and fOWAPM ANY pound Ames sophomore, start the company out of commission and PARTICULAR TUSSLE.. game, then Donels will name Denn we d concede the cards a cnance. Set for Hectic Thomas, 175 pounder from Des We write this with full fear that Moines, and Louis Bosnyak, 210 Wally "Housa" Hopp, the Husker pound Elgin, 111., star, as the fullback, will bomb our frail office, Tilts Saturday THREE starting guards. Both the latter the typewriters and maybe idrnlMJ?,!0rorwrc sophomores. smash WILL jt aio Ye Olde Sport Ed. You'll recall AMES, la. With his sights set PE NEBRASKAN1f flv Ash Returns. Johnny Hopp, the Card first power, Coach NEB RAS MNS FOR that for added offensive NEBRMKANS. The return of Bob Ash, Ames baseman, .is .Wally's flesh-and- - Rav Donncls gunned his Cyclone of letter winner, has provided the blood brother. gridmen through a workout tackle relief needed to permit the both running and pasmg nere to ' shift of Bosnyak to guard, a job Before focusing binoculars on day. within the he performs much better than his Saturday predictions Royal Lohry made several sub tackle duties. LeVerne McGraw. domain of the Big Six, stantial gains through the air arresting Sioux City, senior, and Bill Bar-ge-r, 'we wish herewith to announce a against the reserves. The running Ex-Cornhus- Leon will time Saturday was by botn Lonry kcr senior, continue as new axiom: Game attack shared Cagenian Blaek the regular tackles with Ash and 3 instead of the Paul Darling. will be o'clock and Dick Caddock, junior from Wal- rusual 2 o'clock kickoff. Defense was also stressed in the Shifted to End Writes nut, reserves. our grid punch the reserves, whose Quarter acting as Hauling out drill against In the backfield Donels said his board, we poke. Up comes:: N- lineup included End Bill Jahn, a "We know this team is as good Huskers week's Denver Post for Kansas regular quartet of Capt. Royal ebraska over Iowa State starter in last or better than has represented Ne Lohry, Sioux City; George Gast, bang, game. string position LAWRENCE, Kans., Sept. 30-- It's bounce back with decisive Jahn's first braska in the past and with a Osage; Paul Darling, Estherville; passing game clicks. 21-- was filled by George Harville, back to fundamentals for the little fuel thrown on the fire of who in the opener. and Bud Schalk, Iowa Falls, would Denver over Kansas: Superior junior, starred University of Kansas football spirit, their star will shine as be the starting unit. backfield strength expected to bright any team DU NORMAN. Okla. Sooner squad week as practice as Cornhusker During yesterday's drills the Cy overcome the weak Jayhawks in a air this they in the past." So wrote Henry defense showed definite room for clones worked against the Nebras- battle. 14-1- 2. on the simpler rudiments of the 'Chief" Bauer, great Nebraska tight improvement as Earl Perry, fresh ka offense for most of the practice 4- - Missouri over Colorado: Stueber game which seemingly stood be- quarterback of the 1935 Big Six man back, compietea rive consecu- session. Passing again came in and mates continue victory march - tween them and victory week champions in sounding the view tive passes against- the varsity. last for a prominent spot in the work with slashing win. 28-- 0. meet against Marquette. point of the loyal Cornhuskera in outs with most of the throwing over Ohio Billy nklAhonia's rridmen Tulsa Indiana State weekend and all reports rate The Jayhawks gained more total the armed services, thru a letter being done by Captain Lohry and Hillenbrand provides margin of this yardage and more to Walt Dobbins, Sports Editor of the Hurricane air orrense nigniy. offensive than Howard Tippee, Des Moines jun 7-- 6 Hoosier triumph. doubled the number of first downs the Evening State Journal. ior. Minnesota over Seahawks Co- MANHATTAN. Kas. With pad their opponents earned but still Bauer also tossed some light Kicking Polished. mpilers squeeze by old coach, Ber-ni- e to stop Stid-ham- 's on prophesy D. X. Bible made ding and other football equipment were unable Tom the All phases of the kicking game Bierman's team in tighest bat- Hilltoppers. in in the quoted below: delayed in Texas, the Wildcats of With this letter were polished up in preparation of day. Daley's mad dashes tnem-selv- es of tle the Kansas State had to content mind as Friday night's Denver Dear Walt: After reading for the Huskers, Wednesday will 7-- 0 win. game suffered vgive Gophers with a light workout in approaches, Coach Gwinn the humiliating defeats see Iowa State in still more work a . re jerseys. Henry is stressing blocking and by members of the Big Six, I against the Nebraska style of play, For sheer color and sentiment tackling in an effort to bring call the prophesy D. X. Bible once bids to top COLUMBIA, Mo. A sharp so on Tuesday Donels devoted the latter battle fair the Kansans into the victory col made. "One of these days the plenty of time to "foot" part warning from a scout of 100 per- to out of the the eard. umn. bottom is going fall Big of the game. Bernie Bierman spent years cent improvement of Colorado U's To supplement the improved de Six football because of the ap to peak of football squad has reached Tiger With Captain Lohry doing the building Minnesota the fense which he is hoping for, parent lack of interest and rivalry holding, both Darling and Har'.ey t American football, then was called coach, Don Faurot. Workouts In Henry also added several new among the conference teams them- his the Tiger camp have stiffened as Rollinger, LeMar, sophomore, to tutor the Seahawks when scoring plays to Quarterback Har selves." That day apparently has worked on extra point plays by riding an a result. The Buffaloes come here signal-callin- g beloved Gophers were lan Altman s list. arrived if one bases his conclu placement. Ron Norman, sopho unparalleled victory streak. for a game Saturday. The varsity backfield is still un sions on last week's results. more from Fairfield, did his con- If the Seahawks beat Minnesota, dergoing changes in an effort to We Nebraska boys in the armed victory version work with dropkicks. Roll- Bernie will tear down the find the four backs with the most forces were naturally disappointed inger, in kickoff drills, repeatedly streak he worked so hard to build. Cyclone's Ace scoring punch. in last week's game. We know lose, former had the ball over the goal line. rif the Seahawks the Evans Hurt. however, that one game doesn't Norman continued to be Minnesota tutor will face the cha- the Marquette game not made a season to a "Fighting Ne longest kicker on the squad, aver- grin of returning to Memorial Back Out of the Team" loss is Mermen a Jayhawker emerged seri braska and this aging well over 60 yards on his w stadium in losing style. college just an incentive to make things punts. Captain Lohry, eight ball out of the AMES, la. Iowa State ously injured although Ray Evans although Take the workouts Oct. 5 a hell of a lot tougher for our unable to match the sparkling per- side pocket give a swimmers start received a slight cut on his cheek Bierman as they prepare to defend their on second otner opponets. formance of the Fairfield young- chance to crawl behind it. bone the play of the team as good Big Six swimming title. game. The cut required three We know this is ster, was punting consistently or represented 45-ya- Only three lettermen will be on stitches to close. Even with better than has above the rd average. this Nebraska in the past and with a . . . hand to greet Jack McGuire, who handicap Evans played the en- Cheerleaders little fuel thrown on the fire of 1.) will be starting his second year as tire game and was the leading Nelson Rockefeller, the federal (Continued from Page spirit will bright as any inter-co-onlinat- or Cyclone swimming coach. Most total offensive gainer for botn shine as government's of Higjrins. prominent loss from last year is teams. Cornhusker team in the past. inter-Americ- affairs, is a gradu- 4 First appearance of the cheer- Brian Brown, champion, Give mv regards to all back ate of Dartmouth. Homecoming Individual leaders in the ground Corn leaders will be in the who is in the armed forces now. home and lets start those on the gaining department was Jay nearly $100,000 rally Friday. Innocents Brown won the 220 and 440 free hawker Ed Linquist. The huskers rolling." Gifts totaling committee senior Bauer, were by board of re- cheerleader selection style events in addition to the fullback carried the ball only Pvt. Henry "Chief" received the were Ren Bukacek, Phil Kantor, diving crown year. Barracks E 323, gents of the University of Minne- Ways Dave last three times but totaled 38 years Bob Fast, Preston and Capt. Thornton Wilson, Jeffer- Buckley, California. sota at a recent meeting. ,Wolcott. The last rushing play of the game son City, Mo., sprinter; John for Kansas was a beautiful 34-ya- rd Lafayette college has been en A substantial increase in enroll- Slater, the Chicagoan who is Eig twisting, spring feat by the riched by a collection of more than ment of women in engineering, ASCE Met in Union Last Six champion; and y, breast stroke Kansas City star. 500 volumes from the library ol drawing, the industrial arts pen-erall- Fred Musser, Highland Park, 111., Black ' Reports. the late B. F. Fackenthal, jr and in wood shop work is Night to Hear Speakers move free styler, are the major letter Another which looms well famed industrialist-philanthropi- st reported at the University of Cali- school. addi to Forty-fiv- e state and student winners back in In bolster the Kansas line is the and a member of the class of 1878 fornia. members of the American Society tion, McGuire has a pair of minor insertion of towering Charlie of Civil Engineers held a joint lettermen. Bill Neilson, Chicago Black at the left end spot. The f dinner meeting in the Union last free styler, and Ernie Adams, Des 195-poun- all-Bi- g Six basketball night, with Guy Dorsey from the Moines backstroker. It is doubt star reported for grid practice last Omaha district presiding. ful, however, if Adams reports. week and has shown up excep Following the introduction of tionally well. several gucst3 and new members Green, engineer for the western Although not us-'- d against Mar- two motion pictures, on radio and research laboratories, vas intrO' quette because he was not yet PRACTICAL TRAINING the railroads, were shown. Roy duced as contact man. familiar with all of the plays. Black has been inserted into the regular line-u- p and looks like fixture. His sky-scrapi- rrms INTENSIVE THOROUGH make a perfect target for passes and and his size makes him difficult WELCOME STUDENTS to move on defense. Drive straight to your goal Use spare time in college A to get this practical training. Ag College Matinee v to Dances Begin Today This time next year you can have a good position. Ag college matinee dances will begin Thursday afternoon from 5:30 to 6:30 p. m. in the college LINCOLN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Lincoln Bovling Parlors activities building. Addition of 34,000 volumes to ;229 No. 14th W. A. BOBBINS, Pre. 2 6774 the University of Texas library 236 No. 12 during 1941-4- 2 has brbought li brary's totato nearly 700,00 vol umes