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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
IS
GRID COACH FOR 1928
New League to Be Formed
. To Give Yearlings Real
Field Experience.
Coach Charley Black, coach of
the freshman football team this
yeaf, has Issued his freshmen foot
ball call and as yet only a small
number have turned out due to reg
istration this week. Coach Rlack s
taking over the duties of freshmen
coach this year In place of "Chop
py" Rhodes who is assisting with
the Varsity squad.
One hundred freshmen are ex
pected to turn out before the end
of this week and Black states that
a league will be formed among the
freshmen so that gamea can be
played regularly every week. This
is something new in yearling ath
letics and will give every man on
the freshman squad a chance to
see real service on the gridiron.
Lonnle Sprague and Captain Leh
man will assist Coach Black in his
l-uties with the freshman squad.
The coaching staff stated last night
that they would like to see all
men out for practice by Thursday
right.
FRESHMAN
Cyclone Harriers Will
Have Heavy Schedule
The Cyclone cross-country sched
ule for the 192S season includes
two dual meets and the conference
meet. Cardinal and Gold harriers
will compete with the Oklahoma
team on Nov. 3 at Ames during the
homecoming football game between
the two schols. The Cyclones will
meet the Kansas Aggie aggrega
tion here on Dad's day, Nov. 17,
and the Big Six conference meet
will be staged at the Pntversity of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo., on the
following Saturday, Nov. 24.
Coach Simpson Is also attempting
to schedule a cross-country meet
with the University of Minnesota
either to precede or follow the
present schedule series:
CYCLONES-LOSE MANY
Graduation and Ineligibility
Wreck Hopes of Iowa
State's Coach
Nebraska Letter Man
Marries Hastings Girl
- Word has been received in Lin
coln that Robert Stevens, former
athlete at the University of Ne
braska, was man-ied to Miss Mar
ion Blinderup yesterday at Hast
ings, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Blinderup, the parents of the
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens will make
their home in Schenectady, N. Y..
where "Bo" is employed by the
General Electric company.
Stevens was captain of the 3927
Husker track team, and also
played on the Varsity football
team.
Cyclone Grid Aspirants
Will Get Suits Saturday
AMISS, Iowa, Sept. II. Special :
From a mass of miscellaneous
equipment to a complete array of
orderly arranged football gear, the
equipment room in Slate Gymna
sium, Iowa State college, Is In
shap for the issuance of over fifty
bootball uniforms to aspirants to
ho Cyclone varsity eleven.
Under the direction of Athletic
Director T. N. Melcalf the process
of checking, conditioning and siz
ing was completed today. State
Field and North Field are being
rolled and will be marked tomor
row or Thursday.
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He Says He Is Glad to Be
Back With Boys After
European Trip.
The arrival in Lincoln of Coach
Henry F. Schulte, completes the
roster of University of Nebraska
celebrities. Coach Schuite arrived
In Lincoln late Tuesday evening
and his return was a happy one.
He is glad, he says, to be back
and to see his boys again, although
he did have a great lime in the
vastness of Europe.
Schulte Informed the Daily Ne
braskan reporter he was tired from
working and that he Intended to
rest for the few days that are his
before beginning his annual lecture
tour to the conches and officials
of Nebraska. In spite of these past
few months of hard work, he looks
mighty 'healthy to his many friends
here, and we not only congratulate
Coach Schulte on the showing
made by the United States at Am
sterdam, but hope for him the best
of luck with his coming track-schedule.
AMKS, la., Sept. 11. (Special )
With graduation, tiansier and in
eligibility elminatlng three of last
year's regulars and the most prom
ising winner among IhsI. year's
yearling?, the hopes of Bob Simp
son, head track coach at Iowa State
college, for a conference winning
Cyclone cross country team have
been given a setback.
The 1928 team will be built
about the three regulars who are
returning this fall: Irving L. Chrls
tensen, Baglo Grove; Harry L.
Hoak, Ies Moines: and Richard
Carl Behrens, Davenport, Coach
Simpson said. These three men
ran in all of last year's races, as
sisted In winning all of the dual
meets lor Iowa State college and
helped the Cyclone squad to place
high in the annual conference com
petition. Men Will Be Missed.
The men whom Coach Simpson
will ml?? in tall track activities
I are: C. H. Thompson, Hampton,
who was graduated this summer
from the animal husbandry depart
ment; Carl E. Gericke, Mount Cal
houn Neb., who is transferlng to
the University of Southern Califor
nia this .full; Theron S. Smith,
Cedar Rapids, who will not bo In
school this tall; and Rupert L.
Lynch, Schaller, last year's num
eral man who will be Ineligible.
"The prospects for this fall are
none, too good, willi only three men
of experience available," stated
Coach Simpson. William V. Bailey,
Red Lodge, Mont., senior student in
veterinary medicine, has promise
of making the varsity sextet the
Cyclone coach said. Other possi
bilities that Coach Simpson has in
mind to fill the remaining berths
are: Harlan R. Putnam, Elvins,
Mo., numeral man of last fall; Verl
G. Baker. Newton, another numeral
man: and Walter W. Thompson,
HampEon.
IN THE VALLEY
By
JACK ELLIOTT
The new Big si?, conference
opens Its first year this season and
prospects and the outlook for a
successful conference look excep
tionally bright. Although several
new laces appear in the coaching
roles .football elevens throughout
the conference will be stronger
than last season. Nebraska's out
look is the best in years and the
weight of the 1H2S Cornhusker
machine Is probably one of the
heaviest in the conference.
Although the Missouri Valley
name is gone for Nebraska and the
new Big Six conference now starts
out on what looks to be a success
ful year, the In the Valley column
will remain the same. All mem
bers of the Big Six are located in
the vicinity of the Missouri Valley
and the column has been one of
the athletic features of the Ne
braskan sports department for
many years.
Among the new coaches In the
conference this year are Alvln N.
"Bo" McMillan, the new football
chief of the Kansas Aggies. Mc
Millan, came to the Aggies from
Centre College where he gained
fame on the gridiron, winning a
quarterback position on the AH
American eleven. The Aggies open
their season with Bethany college
of the Kansas conference.
ful team into
Six season.
ction for the Big
The name of the Missouri Valley
conference will be preserved by
the four scltbols of the old circuit
that are not In the Big Six confer
ence. It is made up of Washing
ton, Grinnell, Drake, and Oklahoma
Aggies.
Coach Bearg, Nebraska mentor,
has two backfield combinations
that would make any football coach
happy. In the practice session last
night, the first backfield was made
up of "Reb" Russell at the sl,-ial
Job, Blue Howell and Clair Sioan
at halves and Farley at full. In
the second combination Bearg had
the eld Lincoln pair of backs. Wine
and McBride, and at quarter Har
old Peaker and Frahm at full.
Cliff Ashliurn, 190-pound end, Is
one of the outstanding men for (he
wing position, on the 192S grid
eleven. Coach Leo Scherer, wing
coach of the Varsity will have to
develop new men for these posi
tions on the Nebraska eleven.
Among the prominent candidates
are Morris Fisher, former Lincoln
high footballer, a sophomore.
Fisher has been working with Ash
burn on the first eleven during the
opening sessions of practice.
The second new football mentor
to appear in the Big Six is "Big"
Bill Hargiss, former Emporia
Teachers football coach who is
opening his first year with Kansas
university. Hargiss is reputed to
be one of the best gridiron tutors
in Kansas and is weilding a power-
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