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BASIC WORKOUT
IN FIRS! DRILL
New Nebraska Mentor Has
More Than Sixty Men
In Initial Call.
S. M. U. OPENS CALENDAR
One ol Toughest Games on
Schedule Will Come
in Three Weeks.
Nebraska's C'ornhusktrs report
ed t"r the initial Krulimn drill of
the leMon Monday afternoon and
Cuacb Daaa X. Ulble. the new.
Hunker tutor, ha a squad of more
than sixty rwn reporting daily for
the practice session. Monday and
Tuesday were spent in limixTinjj
Mp exercises and fundamental be-:
re Intensive training starts for:
he opening game of the nea.on
Vith the Southern Methodist Mus-,
tangs from Dallas, Tex. j
Dana Bible has taken over the i
ems of the coaching position, nav-
lug looked over his men last spring ,
during that training season. Al-
though he has spent six week with
the squad this week Is the first .
chance he has had to look over the
entire squad of moleskin warriors, j
The Husker coach has three week.i
to whip the Scarlet into shape for
the opening
llukrrn Face lltun x
loot hat I Schnlulv
.( I'nwtirv Start
Nehraka a football schedule
this Near la one of the hardest
manv season in mai
in
in that the
four lug game of the year
con.e a the atari. With t'oai h
Bible taking chrj;( of his first
Nehraak team, he hopea to
turn out a Scarlet and .'ream
eleven that will do just credit
to the c'ornhusker hool.
thk srtiKin'u:
S. M. I . at Lincoln.
Syracuse at Syra-
Pittsburgh at I.in-
Missoun at t'olum-
Kansas at l.imnln.
Oklahoma at l.m-
Kansaa Aggiea at
Iowa Stale at l.ln-
Vt.
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Oct. 10 -coin.
Oct. 2l
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Nov. 3
Nov. 16
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Nov. 23
Manhattan.
Nov. 2s
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of limbering up and charging the
sled.
With the loss of three of the
groatest linesmen Nohrat-ka ever
claimed. Coach Hunny" Oaes has
a large task ahoad. A center and
strong pair of guards must be de
veloped to replace McMullen.
.lames and Holm. The reserve ma
term! for these positions is small
anil Oakea will concentrate his ef
forts the first few weeks on build
ing up men for these three posi
tions. In tackles. Oakes has a fair
supply of veteran men but will
need 'them in view of the coming
four games. At end. Conch Kd
Weir will have to build up a wing
man to replace (Tiff Ashburn who
graduated last spring.
In backfleld material Nebraska
seems to be more fortunate than In
Howell, all confer-
not be absent with Wltte, Sloan
and Howley back.
Will B Drilled.
In the next sixteen days the
Mucker aquad will t drilled and
moulded in an attempt to break
into one of the hardest schedules
of tnany years, beginning with th.
Texr.s eleven. Coach Hible and hl
coaching staff realise what the
Hunkers fac and although com
ment are not coming forth from
the staff, they are aware that the
first four names on the Nebrsaka
schedule will take the utmost of
tht Husker team ami roaches to
win. I'm. one of the fastest
elevens In the east. I drawing the
heaviest f.xitball crowd of the sea
son according to pre-sesson re-,
ports from the athletic oftice. John
K. Helleck, I ustness manager of
Cornhufker athletics slates that
Ihey will have to turn thoiisandJ
of 'football fan away from the
ranther-Huskt-r tilt on Meraoilnl
Stadium field Oct. 19.
In regard to football crowds this
season, they should he unusually
large. The Southern Methodiat
game on Oct a will draw on of
the largest rowds of the season
and should fair weather prevail,
the stadium will not accommodate
the crowd that will be in Lincoln
for the gaiuu. Oklahoma and Kan
sas games will also be witnessed
by capacity crowds and the an-
n'ual Turkey day battle with Iowa
Stite as the Husker foe. will be
lifted In the big games of the sea- ,
son.
Iii thr Yallrv
By Jack iinetl
The Big tlx conference offer
i George Farley, captain of the
1829 Husker eleven, ha never I
THROUGH
FIRST DRILL
some highly Interesting game in stood out In the NeDrsssa dsck
football thi sea ton and many In- field a a brilliant ball lugger, hi
tertectlonal battle which will be main alignment In all game he
watched by footbsll critic of th ng Interference, blocking and the
entire country. Nebratka, Cham- heavy defensive work. In thl hn
pion of th Big Sis conference In, of work Farley wa second to none.
192S. ha a tough schedule ahead j He also figured In on breaking up
with tnree Did intersection! oai-, me opponents pinmi
manv times mad long gain on In
terceped passes. But critic pre
dict that thl year Coach Bible I
going to develop Farley Into one of
hi main ball lugger.
With his ability on defense com
bined with ball lugglug. I arley
should stand out as one of the best
(Nli. (!nll Merlin to
Plan I nl ram ural Sports
ties an deck. Th Southern Metho
dist Mustangs offer follower of
iCornhukr football an Interesting
' season opener on Memorial sta
dium field October 5. when the
Hukr take on th Texas team
for the flrt time In history. Pitt
come to Lincoln on October 9 for
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while the Hukr spend the In- nacKneia aces in me
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Missouri also has an ambition tain should pilot his team
schedule. The Tigers journey to successful season.
New York to meet New York tint- "ivu,iTn at
... i j f.Aarh Noel workman m
.4 Washgton university and 8UI. facing the m, i prob .m
Drake. The Kansas Jayhawker. that Coach B.ble 1. at I Nebraska,
w in waste no time in jumping Into Th. Cyelon. . coach I. long on back
intersect lcnr.1 limelight as they field m. erl.l I Jt ,n th
meet the Illinl eleven at Urbana rnen. Filling the gaps 'eft in tne
on Octooer 5 and follow up with . j Hn. will be Wrkm.n'.
home of Coach Hargiss. j HuBkeft mMt on Th,nk,0lvlng day
Word comes from the camp of . In the season finale.
the Pitt Panther that the eastern
eleven will play before five capac , rn,v Mjil-lv
Ity crowds this season. In the KLIl Or LUIi .lAir
game with Duke at Durham. N. ; miIV- nnnWX IIF.AI)
More Than 150 Aspirants
For Pre-Varsity Grid
Positions Appear.
Coach John "Choppy" fthlea
sent hla freshman squad of foot
Athletic Director Herb Oish has ' gheny at Erie and Ohio State and
bailers thnmgli the Initial workout ,
I of the season Tuesday afternoon
'with more than ISO gridders re-1
j porting for the first practice ses-,
j slon. Fundamental drills and lim
bering up exercises were all that
i occupied the coaches' time during '
the Tuesday and Wednesday ses- j
- slon. Rhodes announced last eve
! nlng that signal drill and dummy
scrimmage would follow this week.
" - J- V nmill i-liuim, etui, nrninmi.. r
through i Coach Busboe w ill handle the frosh j
gridders this fall In tne uig mx
j freshman football campaign. The j
lOWa I r-..hmun tnatrt n-lll moot I Wo Hl
Six yearling elevens, one game on j
Memorial stadium field and the
other on foreign soil. The home ;
game Is with the I'niversity of,
Missouri freshmen while the came i
on the road Is at Norman with the
Sooners.
Rhodes Is using a system with
the frosh similar to that of lost
season. He will have a regular
varsity eleven and divide Hie re
mainder of the squad into league
tearna although the varsity eleven
will be chanced from time to time
aa the coaches see fit. Fach team
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Those who drew equipment be
fore non Tuesday;
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Hnranl. I"aill. Lincoln.
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Smldl. John. Adama.
Snipaa. Tom. Lincoln,
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Thlnlgan. Ialr, Miirrtock
Ta1. Krancla. Baa.au
Turkar, Claranca. Omaha
W'aatarhoff. Marlow. AlrianH'
Walch. Halph. Nahraak lo
Wa.la. Ilnrla. Uncn'n
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Witt. Herman. IJncoin.
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Opening the schedule for 1929 is I scarlet backfleld while Sloan, Far-
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one of the most powerful gridiron
. -a. n II II
elevens in the country, lne -eleven
from Dallas.
Have Tough Assignment.
The Comhusker schedule for the
coming year is as tough an assign
ment as any gridiron eleven In the
country will face. Sport critics
have predicted a hard path for the
Husker skipper with four of the
hardest games of the season com
ing out of the box before mld-sea-aon.
Three intersectional tilts are
booked on the Nebraska slate early
in
S
lev. Rowley. Frahm. Witte. Sic
Bride and other veterans are back
to bid for ball lugging positions
called a meeting for tonight in the
trophy room of the coliseum for
all fraternity presidents for the
purpose of planning the intramural
program for the coming year. Oish
Mated that this year s athletic pro
gram among the non-varsity men
will be the biggest ever staged at
Nebraska and he is calling the
Greek letter presidents together to
get a better Idea of what the intra-
Carnegle Tech at the Pitt ovsl.
With Dallas business men back
ing the S. M. U. eleven to the limit,
the Mustang-Husker game should
draw a capacity crowd alo. Re
port from the outh are that the
busineaa men of the city are plan-
v . . - - - aa l lie it'filliea ncc in. r.ai u n-o..
IVirtTR ill M -C.FR i wl11 hRV' a regular coach through
rUUIIlAUi.H.WHt.Ul .,. The athletic
John R. Brown has been selected I ' " U"'V
Coach1 Bib'ieZ, tty prog.mrfor192S.29
Information on tne Musner pros-
nec-ts for the comlne vear and only
states that the team or teams that
beat Nebraska this year will have
to be the strongest in the country.
Nebraska's backfleld this sea
son should contain plenty of speed
with such men as Wally Morrow,
former Husker backfleld ace, Vic
Schcrzinger. who displayed his
the season. Following the - '"'"if . ' " ""; " J. D"H
game the Scarlet and , Unrn.v nnnrtl Rlhl. w)1I
have plenty "of men for aerial work
in both passers and receivers and
veteran ball toters in Clair Sloan,
"Bud" McBride. "Dutch" Witte
and Claude Rowley. Tunters will
M IT. rime the Scarlet and
Cream will iournev to Syracuse to
meet the Orange eleven and tangle
with the Pitt Panthers on Me
morial stadium field In the third
Intersectional battle.
Nebraska handed the Mustangs
a handicap right at the start in
that the Texas crew started its
t .:t nraj-tlro nn Sent- 10 while the
Huaker first appeared on the field 1 1
on Sept. 16. In addition to the ,
eply rtart the Mustangs open 5
their schedule Saturday, while
Coach Bible and his cohorts will
spend Lhe next three weeks in in-'
tensive training for the hard
schedule of eight games ahead. j g
Slight Work Monday. j HI
Bible was able to do very little j
in the way of giving his men any 3
Intensive work Monday and most I
of the afternoon was spent In tak- ;
lng pictures, fitting the players in ;
uniforms and getting limbered up
after the summer vacation. Tues- .
day evening waa the initial day of
hard work for the moleskin war-, s
riors of Nebraska. The Husker j
tutor sent his men through t h e i
afternoon workout with a series of j g
gridiron fundamentals and ball
lugging, while Coach Bunny" zs
Oakfs, head line coai h, put his
linesmen through the initial paces
(Ittiiiiilionotl Student
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All students who have a "C"
grade upon their record for either
Chemistry 1 or Chemistry 2, will
be given opportunity to remove
that condition by a special exam
ination on Saturday morning.
September 28 from 8 till 11 o'clock
In Chemistry Hall 208. Students
planning to take the examination
should bring a special examination
fee receipt.
-iitom. (ho Tar an anc'anl. without
truth. i hnl on ulil arror. -''yparlan.
John K. r " "thTSorn- ""X ho r' niajorlng In coaching
? m H , .t to Pot the VRr,"8 freshman
, husker football team during t h J ; teamg. Herb Gish. athletic di
looming season. The decision was , rector Btated WednMll tnRl
I made Tuesday by flipping a coin ( M intorested m coaching
between Brown and Otto Bau-, Bnoul(. se. nlm Rt the beginning
. ... ' . man Kcth liintnr manspers ol lasl i . i.
nino. on four special irains IO uin-j j . oi me prncui-r sra,ii.
coin for the game on October 5. 1 yar. Both men were of equal, a partial list of the frosh team
i ? the.ua.nd tickets have been ability in both scholastic work and . follow...
sent to Dalla. and report are that i work as manager or tne lootnau
the majority of them will be sold , team
to S. M. U. rooter. As there were no junior base-,
hall manatrers from last year, It
was decided by the athlellc dlrec- t
tor that the loser in the flip should I
get the senior managership of the
baseball team this spring. . ;
Missouri is going to have a fresh
roan football squad this year that
bids to be the largest in the his
tory of the Tiger school. Present
reports are that equipment has
been issued to 160 frosh gridders.
Practice for the Tiger yearlings be
gan Monday and Anton Stankow
ski. freshman coach, expects his
squad to increase a the practice
season gets under way. The new
ruling in the Big Six conference
that permits conference freshman
football teams to play two games
duurlng the year probably ac-
Heinlrcr Made Mouther of j
Civil Engineering Staff j
I. M. Hember. graduate student i
of the university, has been ap-
pointed part time assistant in
structor in the department of me
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Kogarly. Kam. Aurora. III.
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