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PRACTICE GRIND
STARTSMONDAY
Several Football Men Expected
to Join Coach Kline's
Floor Men
BASKETEERS TO START
WORKING IN EARNEST
By William Cejnar
As the curtain falls on the pig
skin sport, basketball is being ushered
in as the rotond major sport of the
University. Candidates for the five
have been busily er gaged the past
two weeks in basket shooting, and
developing team work. The ending
of the football season will bring
several more men to basketball prac
tice, and the long grinding prepare
tion for a winter of hard games will
begin next Monday.
The cage sport outlook was never
as bright in Cornhusker history as it
is now; Four lotter men and three
varsity men are reporting from last
year. However, Nebraska's best as
set in this sport is a coach who has
had many years of coaching and
knows the game inside and out; who
is the originator of the five-man de
fense which he first showed to the
world nine years ago in a game
against Nebraska when he brought
his Nebraska Wesleyan five to the
Armory.
Kline) it Head Coach
Coach W. G. Kline, new head
mentor for basketball, comes to Ne
braska from Florida University where
he was head coach of all athletics for
the past three years. Previous to that
Kline was for eight years head coach
at Nebraska Wesleyan.
Kline is a graduate of the Ne
braska College of Law. He received
his LL. B. degree in 1916.
During the war, when the S. A. T.
C. was in charge of all athletics, Kline
was football coach, and coach of
freshman basketball at Nebraska.
After that he entered the practice of
law, only to be called back to athletics
again as head coach and director of
athletics at Florida University.
Kline Win Confidence
The coming of Coach Kline as
mentor of basketoall put new life
into the squad and prospects for a
successful year immediately grew
brighter. Several men who are now
playing their senior year were in
Kline's freshman team when he
coached the yearling basketball squad
after the war. Kline's freshmen of
that year won the Valley champion
ship in the year following, partly be
cause of Kline's expert coaching in
the fundamentals of the game. The
men have confidence in Kline and
fans expect Nebraska again to take
its natural .place as leader in the
Valley conference.
Of the thirty or more men who
have reported so far many are try
ing for "forwards, and the team will
be a hard-fighting offensive machine
when it gets under way. Among
the guards the turnout is slightly
less, but three letter men and a
string of former high-school stars will
fill these positions.
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The chief problem seems to be that
of finding a tall man for the center
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position. If no six-footer or better
can be found Kline will have to train
a good jumping center. He has
as candidates for this position several
men who played a conspicuous game
in high school, earning mention on
mythical all-star teams.
Four Letter Men Out
Four letter men who are showing
up well every night are: Captain
Usher, Cozier, Tipton, and Volz.
Tipton was a center last year and
also played guard. In the latter
position he was a worry to all op
ponents, and will more than likely
be used there this year.
Volz was guard last year and will
play in that department again this
year. Captain Usher and Cozier are
both forwards with a wicked eye for
the basket hoop, and are goal drib
blers. Varsity men who lacked only sev
eral minutes of making their letters
last season are toodson and Wyant.
Goodson lacked only twenty minutes.
He is on the football squad at pres
ent and will report for basketball
next Monday. Wyant played a Btrong
game last year but injuries pre
vented him earning a letter. He is
on the squad now and will offer
dangerous competition.
High Start Practice
Some of the candidates who were
well-known in high school basketball
two years ago, are Black, Beerkle,
Olds, Ekstrom, and Lewellen. -Leo
Black was center on the Grand
Island five and a terror to opponents.
He was selected an all state center
on all mythical teams of that year.
Beerkle, of Omaha Central, also
placed on all state teams of that
year, and was Central high's best
basket shooter in 1922.
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.Olds played guard on the Lincoln
high team and will probably try for
that position on the varsity. Fred
Ekstrom from Newman Grove is an
other promising candidate. He plays
center. Lewellen, captain of the
football squad, will be out in trunks
next week playing guard. He played
on the Lincoln high five several years
ago.
Twenty or more other men regis
tered now are: C. G. Olsen, T. A.
Hamilton, E. G. W6odneck, C. A.
Scharman, C. H. Fairchild, I. W.
Ruse, D. N. Reece, H. K. Dwier, F.
Carlson, M. E. Carlson, M. E. Ander
son, Ben Ravitz, C. Battie, H. Dana,
R. Johnson, H. Schroeder, R. Tomes,
and Bernard.
Seaton Opens Jan. 5
The season will open five weeks
from next Saturday when Missouri
journeys to Lincoln for a game on
January 5. Missouri always puts out
a good cage squad.' They are favored
every year with a turnout of medium
weight men who make good basket
ball teams. Nebraska will have one
of its toughest games when the Co
lumbians invade Huskerdom.
The complete schedule which has
not yet been finally approved, is of
the round robin type introduced by
Director Luehring three years ago.
Nebraska will play every Valley
school twice, once at Lincoln and
again away from home. No non
conference games have been sched
uled thus far.
Following the Missouri game, Okla-
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The first trip will be taken Jan.
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respectively will be met on their own
floors. The squad will then rest for
nine days before the Kansas game
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On February 5 the five will meet
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On February 15 Grinnell will come
to Lincoln for a return game, and a
week later Washington will do the
same.
On the 26 the Husker team will
take a trip to Des Moines for a game
with Drake University, and one with
Ames on the 27. On March 8 Iowa
state will play a return game at Lin
coln, and the season will close the
following day with a game at home
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