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5Fll Hlqft ' . - - i a team in a goal line situation, because of the heat. R & the defense develops pride in Jeff Kinney and provides Huskers itself and naturally becomes cornerback Joe Blahak, who have been ill this week, were '4 tougher." otten for I The Cornhuskers both suited up Wednesday's ft recreational areas healthy, make changes in their defensive drills. Blahak had a light case line under goal line situations. of flu and Kinney was The Recreation and than 3 p.m. October 4. John Dutton (6-- 7, 241) will undergoing tests at the hospital Intramural Department is Contestants should check improved sometimes replace Bill Janssen after he didn't completely providing use of the swimming the Intramural Office for their at tackle and Monte Johnson recover from the flu two weeks 6, Rich pool, weight room, and opponents. by Jim Johnston (6-- 232) may replace ago. handball courts for the Glover at middle guard. That It was learned Wednesday students, faculty, and staff at Nebraska football coach same duo often go into the that Kinney may have a slight specififed times during the t::tnn::;srals Bob Devaney, disappointed game during certain passing case of food poisioning. week. with the success opposing situations because of their Fullback Maury Damkroger The Coliseum swimming Thursday offenses have had inside the height advantage. has also been slowed with is to students and Stoned Cowboys vs. his said the defensive illness, but should be ready for 1.1 pool open Stars directed Devaney and staff members Delta Theta Phi; V2, Derby a second team has to gamble during goal Devaney was faculty vs. Gruds Gang; V3, Hawks vs. defense to straight Saturday. 12:30-1:- 30 that the Huskers from Monday, Raiders; V4, Sigma Phi Epsilon B day of contact work under goal line situations. confident 6:30-8:- 30 W1 Dozen vs. decide if the Wednesday, Friday, vs. Abel VII B; , Dirty line situations. "You have to should be healthy for 3 vs. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Krappa IV; W2, Kerngers improving," noted offense will try for the short Saturday's date with Utah Burnouts; W3, I Felda Thi vs. Nads "They're and 6:00-7:0- 0 "but the middle or go all State. 'J Wednesday. 6:30-V- 1, Alpha Gamma Rho Bvs. Devaney Wednesday, yardage up The weight room is open Phi Delta Theta B; V2, Phi Delta stopping a team once they're out on a pass," said Devaney. There shouldn't be any between 4:30 and 6 p.m. and Phi vs. Pill Pushers; V3, inside the 10 or five yard line is "If you're playing your defense changes in the Huskers lineup between 1:30 and 6 p.m. on Undesirables vs. HEP; V4, Tau more than just knowing what too tight, you can get hurt this week. Center Doug Dumler and Kappa Epsilon Bvs. Abel II B There's a has recovered from Tuesday, Thursday, French Quarters vs. they're going to do. badly by the pass." completely 7:30 V1, consideration if a and Jim Saturday. Terrible Ten; V2, Schramm VI vs. "It's an attitude and frame lot to take into foot injury Branch Handball courts are Gooding; V3, Schramm IV vs. of mind situation," explained you go into an all-o- ut goal line will still start at linebacker. available from 5:30-9:3- 0 p.m. Schramm VIII "It has a lot to do defense." Branch replaced Bill Sloey who Schramm II vs. Schramm Devaney. and -5 through 8:30 V1, in cut his knee p.m. Monday X; V2, Abel IV vs. Abel VII; V3, with developing pride The Cornhuskers injured against 1- on Friday, from p.m. Abel III vs. Abel V yourself. Once a defense stops practice short Wednesday Oregon. Saturdays other than home V - Vine Street fields, W - Woods football game days, and from Park fields 5 p.m. Sunday. Sunday, October 3 hours will be Vine Street fields These subject vs. to during the 2:00-V- 1, Triangle Fraternity slight changes TKE & KD; V2, Boomers Gang vs. year due to particular varsity Delta Upsilon; V3, Studnets vs. sport seasons, but the changes Rabbits; V4, Gus 2 vs. Abel 10 will be 3:15V1, Burr 3 vs. Farmhouse; posted. V2 Hot Nuts vs. Alpha XI Delta I; Information on the various V3' Gus 3 vs. Custer; V4, Abel 2 & hunting seasons around the Schramm 3 vs. Alpha XI Delta II state is posted at the Recreation 4:30 VI, Losta Luck vs. Ramparts Memorial Stadium and Intramural office. 2:00-B- urr 2 vs. Abel 3 & Sandoz 8 for hunting 3:15-Schra- mm 52 vs. Alpha Tau Applications 1 permits are also available at the 4:30-Superst- uds vs. Burr iLiiiinii 1 1. R & office, and maps of the state's lakes and recreation areas are posted. First round play in the men's intramural tennis tournament begins Thursday and scores of first- - round matches must be turned in to the Intramural Office no later r Mil Lifters to hold heavy meeting The University of Nebraska I T lmnI il weightlifting club will hold a I Hi meeting Sunday, Oct. 3 at 5 vTMTj ..:.:iMaaiMMM p.m. in the Coliseum weight room to elect officers and accept new members. Any fulltime student in good standing is eligible for club membership. The lifting club, in its jfpi second year, will compete in 14 meets this season including local, state and regional competition. The nine weight divisions range from 114 to 242 pounds and above. Any ta interested students are urged to ill attend the meeting or contact Boyd Fpley in the Men's P. E. building. Cliffs Notes are great any time you There's always need help in literature' We recommend buying early so that . you can use them as you study Hope. the assigned play or novel and as a helpful review prior to enams W2s Get the Cliff s Notes you need today You'll see why they're the Comedian Bob Hope, one of aid of millions of preferred study A the master showmen of our students nationwide 'P S If your 5 time, will appear at the UNL dealer's out of a title, he can get Coliseum after the another fast with Cliff s Hot Line" Nebraska-Io- wa State football game Nov. 6. Hope will be sponsored by the Com Cobs, UNL men's pep organization. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to a campus Cliff&IofEk. project yet to be picked by the group. Tickets will go on sale Oct. TU Gmt tnolf l!inV rlnvl Tfcnff?fwl i 18 in the Nebraska Union. Nearly 200 titles always awiilifele wherever books ire sold ANHEUSER-BUSCH- , INC. ST. 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