THE DAILY NEBRXSKAN
TEH MORE OUT
FOR PRACTICE
Basketball Squad Have Two
Hour Drill in Fundamen
tal of Game
TWO WEEKS TILL GAME
The list of candidates for places
on the Varsity basketball squad
jumped to forty-six Tuesday when
ten more men reported to Coach
Roars for practice in the Armory.
The two hours practice period was
spent in drilling the men in the
fundamentals of the fame. Basket
shooting took up the first thirty
minutes of the practice. About
twenty of the men were piven a litfht
scrimmage in order for the coach to
pret a line on his material. The
players 'who did not pet into the
scrimmage were given instructions
on how to handle the ball, with spe
cial attention being placed on pass
ing. Hold Pre-Scaton Came
With only a little over two weeks
until the first game of the season,
much work is ahead of Coach Bearg's
squad. The first game scheduled
is with the University of South Da
kota and in all probability will be
the last game to be played in the
old Armory. The game is somewhat
of a pre-season tilt, as the regular
schedule docs not commence until
after the Christmas holidays.
The weeding down process is
Chicago Sports Writer Says Weir
Is Truly an All-American Player
V HI I V II M IMiH ,',
for the Chicago Herald-Examiner,
has a few remarks to make on the
picking of all-American teams, as the
season comes upon us and the all-
team fruit ripen. Mr. isrown aoes
not believe in the practice and be
makes the fact known, but in point
ing out an irregularity to his proof
that there is no real all-team picked
by one man he says a few things
which would interest Husker fans.
Listen to this:
"Once in a very great while there
comes along a player who is all-American,
and nothng else but.
"Such a player is Kd Weir, the left
tackle and captain of the Nebraska
team.
'Tut Weir on a team of the great
est individual players in the coun
try, and put that team against eleven
more of the same sort, and the chan
ces are very good that Weir's pres
ence would be noted, and at onee.
Ho is that kind of a player.
"Against Notre Dame, which was
not the best team in tne country, but
pood enough for practical purposes,
Weir played a treat game, doing
everything on offense and defense
that a tackle ever did.
"In addition to thiss be did the
kicking for his team, and Jt was his
THE RULES OF
BASKETBALL
Editor's Note Thia ia
a teriaa of Article hf Robert Latch
explaining (He recent chant meda
in the basketball rules by tha rules
committee.
S. Minor changes in the 195-2
Rules.
There arc several changes in the
basketball rules which make for a
smoother running of the game and
the practice to call the ball out of
bounds if it struck any part of the
bsckboard other than the face. This
rule is effective, of course, if the ball
bounds back into the court
When the ball lodges in the aup-
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WANT ADS
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kicking that made victory possible, tfnrther standardizing of the game,
whicn, while they are oenenciai, m
tle effect the game from the stand
point of the spectator.
One of these is that no player shall
wear braces of any kind which are
likely to prove injurious to the other
players.
Another rule is that the referee
may disqualify any player for a fla
grant and evident unsportsmanship.
Sportsman-like conduct on the court
"On occasions be came up behind
the jfne and carried the ball, and he
got away with this too.
"If this were a one day perform
ance of Weir's, not so much import
ance would be attached to it. But
Weir has been playing that sort of
football for three years, and against
all comers.
"He is the sort that makes life
worth while for all-American pickers
and tough for those who would
second-guess."
and thrown up between the two cen
ters, instead ot the former practice 01
bringing the ball to the center circle.
This same rule is in effect when
the vlavcr who is shooting the free-
throw crosses the line before the ball j
totul-.es the basket. When this is the
tin owmI if made does not count
.v k.ii w td . t. the free- 'proposition
throw line instead of center.
The fourth article will deal with
further changes in thj rules.
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Will Have Charge of
Concessions at Game
The Women's Athletic Association
will conduct the concessions at the
high school championship game in the
stadium on Saturday, December ft.
Will Issue R. O. T. C.
Appointments Soon
Non-commissioned officer appoint
ments of the junior R, O. T. C. cadets
will be issued within a day or two by
Commandant Jewett, The order will
In order to do this effectively, and 'name first sergeants, and platoon ser-
makrTTworth while many women are peants of all the companies. Line
needed to help. Lists are posted on! sergeants and corporals will also be
the bulletin board, and women are announced. The appointments
duelasked to sign P to sell. W. A. A.jbfc for the first semester,
to start some time this week so a
good line may be had on the material
of the year. Five letter men from
last years squad are available and
with a lot of new material Coach
Bearg should present a pood combi
nation for the first game.
Additional men reporting for prac
tice Tuesday evening were: Mcln
tyre, Shaner, Tiller, Mills, Farrar,
Rhodes, Bartck, Ashworth, Reese,
and Sprapue.
FRESHMEN REPORT
FOR FIRST PRACTICE
members are
be present.
will
some
especially expected to I changes being made next semester on
account of changes in program.
angle of the game.
Basketball is a sportsman's pame,
and whenever a player pets into the
game with the purpose of going
against Vs idea he is a drawback
to the A. It is now within the
! power of the referee to eliminate and
' disqualify all such players.
I Another angle of the rule is that
either the referee or the umpire may
j call for fouls for evidences of tin
sportsmanship. Under the out-of-bounds rule is a
i new section, or, rather, the omission
iof a section. The ball is now in-
bounds if it strikes the edge of the
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Twenty-seven men reported at the
first freshman basketball practice,
held in the Armory Tuesday eve
ning. Under the direction of Coach Dick
Newman, the first-year1 men will use
the same system of practice that the
Varsity is going to use.
The freshman squad will be some
what handicapped by the absence of
several of its best men who work in
the evening. Holm and Crowe are
two outstanding men who will be
unable to play because of this diffi
culty. The following are the twenty
seven freshmen who reported for
the first practice: Reeves, Carpen
ter, McVey, Swisher, Sharpe, Yoder,
Casey, Conklin, Grow, Holmes, Kipp,
Othmer, Armstrong, Baker, Kahler,
McGrail, Anderson, Taulsen, Kuyes,
Robertson, Nicholson, Higgins John
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