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VARSITY SHOWS STRENGTH
IN CLASH MONDAY WITH
FIRST-YEAR CRIOSTERS
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Another freshmen-varsity scrim
mage is slated for Wednesday after
noon.
The gloom lifted in the camp when
Ileinie Bassett, Ed Weir and Dave
Noble all reported for practice. Doug
Myers who has been suffering from
a strained knee was out on the field
with a knee brace on and hobbled
around taking a light workout.
The blisters on Noble's heels are
almost healed. Ileinie Bassett's in
juries are cured and EdWeir has
lost most of his cold.
The two "A" earns were:
Varsity . Freshmen
Collins l.e Mandary
Weir l.t - Gray
Berquist l.g Kunz
Westopoul c Mille-
McGlasson r.g Jones
Bassett r.t Mose
Rhodes r.e Collins
Lewellen q.b.. Bronson
H. Dewiti ..' l.h Mandary
Noble r.h Treba
Hartman f.b Brainard
The two "B"teams that started
were:
Varsity Freshmen
McAllister l.e Pickett
Halberslabcr l.t Swanson
Rorby l.g Bass
Hutchinson c Cogan
Packer r.g Rumsey
Reed r.t Cummins
Robertson r.e Ford
R. Dewitz q.b Kamm
Randolph l.h DuTeau
Ballah r.h Cunningham
Locke f.b Tillison
Many substitutes were made
both teams.
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A glance backwards at the scores
of Nebraska football teams since
1890 when the first squad of Corn
huskers took the field shows that
the Nebraskans have piled up 5,084
points to the opponents 1,475.
When Nebraska and Illinois get to
gether at Urbana October 6, for
the opening football conflict of the
season, it will be the fourth game
in the history of the two universities.
And Illinois has yet to win from the
Huskers.
Iowa university was defeated thir
teen out of eighteen times by Ne
braska, the other games resulting in
three ties and two wins for Iowa.
Missouri has been defeated by Ne
braska in all of the thirteen clashes
in which the teams were engaged.
With Minnesota, Nebraska has
met the most defeats of any teams
played. Minnesota has emerged vic
tor in ten out of fourteen contests,
Nebraska winning in 1002 and 1913.
The other two games were tied.
Ever since the days when Iowa,
Kansas and Missouri universities
were in what was known as a league,
from '92 to '96, Kansas has always
been ready to sacrifice more to de
feat the Cornhuskers than to twist
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