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'Cornhuskers, Training Intensively, Prepare for Big Season
OVER FIFTY PLAY IN
FIRST SCRIMMAGE
rtiMr I'ul lour SiiiU Tlinnili Tram, hi Inilinl
I'rarlirr (linn WcdiirMiay ; Apirunl for
Team llnc IIith Out fur Wrck.
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(.uiiiliuutm t.lirck Out il)-r.i(ihl Nuts;
IVaclicr FirM South of Stuiliiim Sodded;
Cover liirrlinrl for Gridiron.
BY LEON AReTcON KLIN.
Twice n day for n wcik Coach Dunn X. ItiMi Imx luid his
I'omhuskor fuotlmll aspirants puntiutf. pussiiiK. Im-klini? and
Mocking to lniiM ii up muscles lliut Imvc lu i n iuiiclivc din ing
1 lie Minmicr. YcsUrd.iy iilttTiiooii t'u.ich Iliblc mii! hi nun
through a two hour bcriniiiuiu'c in which more tliaii fifty pUixcru
on four n-ii.iili khw service that smacked of the mil think'-
Senior Manager Hitlers iriHirtso
that Ixty-dKlH null have bevn
rherkrd out to vanity candidates.
Thers 1U be thiiteen letter men
Greater Talkie Season Now
STUART .
Thy iwtir to rial yt
llvt la lav. A thrill filled
advniur.romaiK
"THE SEA GOD"
MUD
RICHARD ARLEEN
FAY WRAY
EUGENE PAULETTE
STAGE
BROADWAY
FLASHES"
with
CATHLE E N VOUNO
3 LEFHOLTZ SISTERS
Darktown' Funnikra
Easton and Howell
ADDED SCREEN AT.
TRACTIONS
Llont-Rotary-Klwanlt .
Golf Match
Train ol Oil Wrrched
at Emerald
LINCOLN
Th happiest. anapplet.
Ingln'eit, dancln'est pic
ture of all your move
Doing days.
'Good News'
with
BESSIE LOVE
STANLEY SMITH
GUY SHY
Sea the Football Wedding
In Technicolor
BARGAIN HOUR
12 to 1 25c
tu fill Ihese besides veteran of
last yrar'a aquad and a promising
crop if sophomores.
Practice Field Sodded.
Tbe practice field at the south
I end of the stadium haa been
(sodded so that the playing field
, will have the aame feel to Hunker
football feet aa the one used In tbe
1 daily sessions. A ranvaa cover,
! purchased during the summer, for
i the main rectangle will assure
, solid footing during atormy winter
I days Inter on.
) S'esterday In the Initial scrim
' mage Red Yning made clear a de
termination to allow no more grass
1 to grow under liia feet this season
than last when he got off several
nice runs. Hugh Hhea was talk
ing no gentler than waa his wont
!at that position la.st year and Koa-
i ter and Hoktif were In there like
AVf'if Soph Managvrt
for Football Tram
Senior manager of the foot
ball team, BUI titter, hat it
toed a call for sophomore foot
ball managers who will report
to him In the north end et the
ttadium every day after 1
clock.
end, Nettleman left tarkle, Rosen
left guard, nary center. Miller
ribl guard, Jt. .at right tackle,
Yot right end. l-via Brown.
Long, Packer, and Stanaberry In
the backfield
The first game for the lluikera
will find the Tents A. A M. in Me
morial ttadium on Oct. 4. Fol
lowing that Nebraska will engage
In eight other garnet Including the
Rig riix, Montana State and Pitta-burgh.
V. M. C A. OFFKKS
2,200 Y HOOKS
TO iKW STI DKM S
Approximately "00 ted "N"
book bad been distributed to the
frerhnuo by the university Y. M.
C A. last evening, accoruing tu C.
D. Haves, general secretary of the
organization. Twenty-two hun
dred of the books weie printed ao
there are enough left for every
freshman.
Mr. Hayes today urgea every
freshman to come Into the Temple
and get his copy. It I Dot nec
essary to have one of the cards Is
aued during registration to get a
book. Freshmen may get them by
presenting their identification
cards.
The book this year was edited
by Margaret tay, '32, and Kdgar
VVescott. '32. Tbe makeup and
content of the book Is practically
the same as in previous years.
TO
BATTLE DARTMOUTH
Possibilities of Contract
With Eastern School
Interests Fans.
feasibility that Nebraska may
meet Dartmouth In football In
1931 has caused a fluiry of in
terest on the Nebraska campus,
rittsburgh la the only eastern
team on Ihe 1030 schedule and
Cornhusker lans are anxious to
see how Nehiaska compares with
some of the stronger teams In the
east.
Athletic Director II. D. Cihh dis
closed the fact several days ago
that Nebraska waa negotiating for' eastern trips,
such an agreement, which would
bring Dartmouth to Lincoln in
1031 and send Nebraska to Han
over the following year. Head
Coach Bible and K. K. Hall, a
prominent alumnus of Dartmouth
who also act on the national rules
committee with Bible, rfxve also
been corresponding on the same
auhiect.
The chief difficulty In schedul
ing gamea with far eastern teams
In tbe past years has been the un
willing attitude of these teams to
sign on a home and home agree
ment. Numerous teams have been
approached and are willing to
schedule a iimt for one year if
Nebraska will journey east but are
reluctant to give a return game.
Nebraaka'a attitude In the mat
ter la one of "watchful waiting"
and athletic authorities are unwill
ing to divulge the proceedings un
til arrangementa have been com
pleted. Negotiation have been
under way for aeveral months but
the contracts nave not been fi
nally signed as yet.
A two-year pact between Ne-1
braska and Dartmouth. If entered
Into, would schedule the 1931 game '
In Llncol i. The Cornhuskers are (
dated to perform at Tittshurgh I
against the rant hers on Thanks- i
giving of next year, which ar-1
would preclude two
OFFRESHMAN EXAMS'r
Purpose to Place Students
In Right Divisions of
Algebra. English.
Besulta of the classification ex
aminations for freshment atudenta
In algebra and English have Just
been announced by A. A. Reed of
the university extension service.
These examinations were given In
Nebraska high schools last spring.
The written examinations for
aiflration of Fjiglish students
he correct division of F.ngMsh
and classification of engineering
students to the correct section of
mathematics waa Inaugurated two
year ago. Previoua In that time
the only means of classification
waa the amount of English or
mathematics the freshman had had
in high school.
Those students with einlit semes
ters of English In high school were
not required to take an examina
tion. The new method, bo ever,
requlrea every freshman student
to take the classification quia.
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I Manley, Lewis Brown, and Ely are
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Lineup of Teams.
Tbe four teams were lined up
as follows: A. Prucka left end,
! Rhea left tackle, Koster left guard,
! McPhcrson center, Greenbcrg right
j guard, Kroger rig' tackle, Hokuf
I right end, Swanson, Young, Perry,
and Manley in the backfield: B.
j Milne left end, Peterson left tackle.
Justice left guard, Ely center, Ad
ams right guard, Broadstone right
j tackle, Bokenkroger right end,
I Wat kins, Paul, Young, and Krabm
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jeudt, Kerkaides left tackle, Gart
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i right tackle, Byrns right end. Mar
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the backfield; D. Watkins left
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