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Thanksgiving Is Finale
For 14 Gridmen
(Continued from Page 1)
The next season found the Lincoln
high school back playing on the
Scarlet squad at the position of
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Nebraska captain has given his best
on the gridiron for Nebraska and
Thursday afternoon on Stadium
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Thanksgiving football fans the
"Jug" will play his last.
The football curtain will ring
down on the career 'of three more
Husker backfield stars this week.
Glenn Presnell, thundering Corn
husker halfback and one of the fore
most, backfield men In the country
will don the Scarlet for the last time
when he appears against the New
York eleven this Thursday.
Presnell's career on the Husker
gridiron has been a brilliant one and
his final season climaxed his career
as one of the outstanding backs in
the Missouri Valley. Only once all
season did the Nebraska ball lugging
ace call time out for an injury. He
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who has spent several long hours
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played in the thick of every game
and now leads the scorers for high
honors in the conference. His loss
to Nebraska will be a great one and
his absence next season in the Hus
ker backfield will be hard to fill.
Arnold Oehlrich, Nebraska full
back and Willard Bronson, quarter
back are the remaining Cornhusker
backfield men who graduate this
spring. Oehlrich is one of the most
valuable backs in the mid-west and
played consistently all season for the
Scarlet. "Bill" Bronson has been
alternating with Captain Brown this
year at the pilot position and will
end his career as a Neebraska foot
ball star on field Thursday.
In the line Nebraska loses some of
the most brilliant men that have
eved played in a Husker wall. Line
Captain Eay Randels from Anthony,
Kansas, veteran tackle on Coach
Bearg's eleven will play his last for
Nebraska when the Scarlet lines up
against New York Turkey day.
Randels has established his name on
gridirons throughout the Valley as
well as the country. Seldom this
season has an opposing back gone
through Randels' side of the line.
His Husker fight and endurance has
won for him the respect of all the
players and students.
Vint Lawson and Evard Lee, the
two Nebraska ends will play for the
Husker school no more. Their ca
reer on the Husker gridiron ends
with Thursday's clash. Both these
wingmen have played consistently in
every game all season. Their loss
to the Husker squad will be keenly
felt next season.
Other members of the Scarlet line
who will be lost to Nebraska are
Lloyd Grow, center, Clarence Raish,
guard, George Shaner, end, Leon
Sprague, end, and Robert Whitmore,
guard, Don Lindell, quarter, and
Victor Beck, half.
"We've been pals for four years
and now we fight together for the
last time. It's sure tough that we
are going to quit." This wa3 the
stnV.mcnt expressed by members of
the IIu.Ler team who will appear be
lirt Xcineka fans for thr last t'mu
Thankrghing day on Memorial Sta
dium f.eld.
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Derbies and Turkeys are in the
race for popularity at
Thanksgiving
Derbies PriceJ.
$5 to $8
Keep the reputation for keep
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'TURKEY TROT'
HELD TOMGHT
(Continued from Page 1)
thirteen pieces, will arrive this after
noon from Omaha where they play
at the Roseland Gardens. This band
has been secured to play for the
"Turkey Trot." The entertainment
committee reports this orchestra to
be one of the best in the state, and
that it is their first appearance in
Lincoln this season. Both the ampli
fiers and cyclorama will be used at
this party.
Chaperones Chosen
The following chaperohes will at
tend this affair tonight: Professor
and Mrs. J. D. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Gish, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colbert,
Mr. W. G. Hill.
Wayne Gratigny, chairman of the
Varsity Party Committee, comment
ing on the success of the last Varsity
Fall Frolic, said, "We are trying to
cooperate with other organizations in
making the Varsity dances the best
possible entertainment features, and
wish to work up a real University
patronage. We want to take the
place in student life which they do
at other schools."
Admission for the "Turkey Trot"
is 80 cents for couples and forty
cents for single admissions.
TORCHLIGHT PARADE
WILL BE TONIGHT
(Continued from Page 1)
do so. Students are urged to buy
torches, for the success of the par
ade depends in some measure upon
the number of torches.
A short pre-rally will be held in
front of Social Sciences this morning
at 11 o'clock. Singing in classes is
urged as an effective means of pep
stimulation. The varsity "Turkey
Trot" tonight is being featured as a
rally dance, and the Kosmet Klub
variety show tomorrow morning also
includes a "Beat-New York" in their
program. "The greatest rally, how
ever, is the one tonight, and every
one who is able to walk or drive a
car in the parade this evening is
urged to do so," stated a member of
the rally committee.
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