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Football Squad Hat Scrim
ma Re and Plays in Last
Practice Before the
Tiger Game.
LEAVES TODAY AT ' 1 :5
' Hard r.'rimmare anV reheril f
plays were the stressed points for
the Husker grid squad in practice
yesterday. It was the last refrular
workout before the Missouri game
Saturday. The squad will hop the
train for Columbia at 1:45.
The practice was long and drawn
out, the intention being to give the
Huskers all the work available
before the Tiger fracas. Four elev
ens were running signals until Coach
E. E. Bearg brought his first and
second string lineups together in
scrimmage.
The regulars showed weaknesses
in both offense and defense, but
nothing serious showed up. Ed
Weir, Jce Weir, and Choppy Rhodes
were out of the lb.eup part of the
time and Hutchison was playing cen
ter on the white shirted team.
Squad Work Light Until Yesterday.
The SQuad has been given compar
atively light work this week, until
yesterday when Coach Bearg livened
things up a bit The wet field was
a handicap.
There is one thing which sideline
watchers as many as are permitted
in closed practice are noticing, and
that is that there are a number of
likely looking reserves waiting for
a chance to get into the fight. The
material, which seemed to be sadly
lacking at the start of the season,
is developing so that there are two
or three good men for practically
every position.
Some Men Promise Well.
In Dover and Mclntyre Coach
Bearir has a pair of ends which may
be heard from before long, in addi
tion to those who have already at
tracted attention Sprague, Joe
Weir, Lawson, and Shaner. Sprague
and Joe Weir are probably what
would be called the first string, but
either Lawson or Shaner can fill the
position.
Ray Randells at tackle should get
into some games before the season
is over, but he is forced to the sec
ond squad by the superlative work
ing of Stiner and Ed Weir. Molsen
is another tackle who will worry
opponents when his hand heals up,
He was not in suit yesterday.
Besides Raish and Schols, who are
roeularly holding down guard posi
tions, Coach Bearg has Frank Fospi-
sil, who wants a chance, and Kriemel
mever. Hutchinson's place at center
backed up by Joe Wostoupal, re
serve center and guard.
TU Missouri game will bo the
last out-of-town game before the
Drake game November 7. The Hus
kers meet the Washington Huskies
from Seattle a week from Saturday.
A push ball game was held re
cently between the freshman and
sophomore classes at Dartmouth uni
versity. The older class defended
the north end of the campus, while
the yearlings had to keep their op
ponents from the south campus.
University tradition at Syracuse
sets aside a certain gate to be used
exclusively by senior men in entering
the Archbold stadium for the football
games. Syracuse Daily Orange.
TIGERS START
HARD PRACTICE
Missouri Gridstera, Back From
Tulane Trip, Begin Strenu
ous Week of Work
COACH SEES THE DEFECTS
(From the Columbia Missourian).
COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct 7. Thirty
tired Missouri Tigers arrived home
Monday and that afternoon started
the most strenuous week of football
practice that any Missouri team has
known. Coach Gwinn Henry was
pleased with part of the plays Satur
day but knows that there are many
defects that must be corrected be
fore the Nebraska game Saturday.
Missouri out-played Tulane in
every department of the game Satur
day, statistics show, and the 6-6 tie
was no evidence of the marked dif
ference between the two teams. Mis
souri out-punted the Greenics, out
gained them from the standpoint of
yardage and made nearly twice as
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many first downs
Grecnies.
rriiiir. who causrht Whitemans
pass and raced to the 1-yard line
before he was tackled out oi oounua,
nlat'Ail tnA host came of his career
for Missouri. His playing through
out the second half met with tne
nnnmval of everyone who witnessed
the game. Provided the husky end
hat as much success next ween wim
Capt Ed Weir, Ail-American Ne
braska tackle as he did with Tulanes
linemen, he should make a strong
bid for an All-Western berth.
Bert Clark, who was injected into
the fray late in the second quarter,
brought the stand to its feet with
his dodging and sidestepping through
the Greenies' line. The several punts
that he returned proved t! the
coaches that he is ready for Varsity
football. S-flith. Lindenmeyer and
Studebaker cured for their part of
the line in great style. Capt Sam
Whiuman proved to be a very able
leader and evidenced his knowledge
of the game on several occasions
when, by quick thinking, he saved
the Tigers several yards.
Practice Center On Forward PM.
Practice will be centered on the
forward pas. and on the line this
week. The forwards did not charge
together Saturday and Coach Jack
Crangle plans to give mem
hours each day until Saturday. The
Nebraska line is a revelation Coach
Crangle said this morning after re
turning from the Illinois-Nebraska
game Saturday, and the Tiger wall
will have a mighty Job on its hands
Saturday.
Just who will start the game Sat
urday is as indefinite as was the
starting lineup last week. CasteeL
...tAi Satnrdav nlavcd very
creditably, gaining four yards and
eight yeards in the two time that
he carried the ball. The inira dbck
ficld man will probably be picked
Clark and Stuber.
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Considering the brilliant play of
Clark Saturday, It is quite
ik.t will a chance to play
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in the early quarters of the Corn-
huskcr game.
Ticket Holders Elect Yell Leader,
Purdue University. Only those
having tickets to the home football
games here are allowed to vote in
the selection of cheer leader.
The first practice of the basket-
ball squad of the University 0f
Kansas was hold recently in Robin.
son gyymnasium. After practice,
Dr. F. C. Allen, dLector of athletics
and basketball coach said, "Pros-
pects for this season seem exception-
ally bright, and Indications point to
another good basketball team."
An annual ice carnival is held dur
ing February at the University 0f
Wisconsin.
Skiing is now taught as a winter
sport at the University of Wisconsin.
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