FOUR
THE DAILY NFMMSKAN
TIT-SPAY. ?FlTF.MnFn 23, 1930,
COACH WEEDS OUT
EXCESS MATERIAL
D. X. Will Give All III Attention to 36 CriJ.trn of
. Outstanding Quality JS'uliMns Hccomnic rulfd
Hy Bill Day Will Bf Hr-turncd.
IIUSKEU OPPONENTS HAVE TOUCH EAR MARKS
Piltsburrh and Kansas Are Getting Lots of Publicity,
Strong Contender Seen In Texas A. and M.,
Nebraska Hat Regular Schedule.
ly Leonard Canklln.
D. X. Blbl. Nebraska's football
coach, baa chosen UUrty-alx men
to make up hta 1930 varsity Core
huaker squad that will start nine
gamea this aeaaon wttb aucb Uama
aa Teaae A. and M, Plttabure;h.
Kansaa and Missouri In a scbed
ul tbat baa all tba aannarki of
being plenty touch. Tba nubbin
quad will bold Uilrty-two men la
reserve.
In referring to tha aquad cut
Bible aald. "We can not spend time
on a tot of men. It la quality that
counta and It la quality tbat must
be had. There waa no guess wo'k
In aelectmc tba varsity squad for
tba men were observed in fresh
man football, spring practice and
tbla fall."
Nubbins Mav Chine.
Coach Bible stressed tba point
tbat no lines were drawn by the
cut and tbat any body recom
mended by tba nubbin coach. Hill
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OYER 30"yEARS AT 1123 "0" ST.
fraternity Athletic
Slanatvtt Will Mert
Rudolph VBlr, supervisee
at intramural athialKa at I
University of Nebraska, ysster
dtp announced a meeting at all
h fraternity Sthielid minif
era In tha N eiu raama w in
coliseum at 7;M tenigM. Tun
mooting; will
fraternity athktis praoram tar
this year and it la imperaii
inat all arganustions aesirinf
la partake in interfrelernity
athlttice be represented.
Day. would Immediately ta ra
turned to tba squad
U. X. pointed out tbat aom men
larked experience, others wera shy
physical qualifications, while si ill
other did not have tha proper
temperament. He aald that be
would like to see every nubbin
back on tba squad.
Tba I'ltuburgh and Kansas
games have bean celling a lot of
publicity and Interest centers
around them. But tha Cornbusk
rs bad better not underrate Tesaa
A. and XI- Oklahoma and Ames.
Tha Texas farmers hv together
In dormitonea, est together at
training tablea. and hav a spirit
that eomparea with that of Notr
Dam. Tba aoutbern team baa a
strong, eiperienced line and,
though ns back field baa seen little
service, it la liable to make up for
physical unpreparednesa with fire
and determination. No team will
underrate Nebraska and tha busk
ers bad better be careful.
Improvement Demanded.
la practice scrimmages so fat
the play baa been mediocr. Texas
and Pittsburgh do not play medio
era football. On man spoke of
the Nebraska aquad aa coasting
and explained that now tbat regis
tration la over and routine school
under way the machln ought to
reach perfection more speedily. In
spit of this, with men like Hokuf.
Khra. Koster. JJaaadam. Green
berg, and Broadstooe In tha line,
tried and found all pounds of fir
and dynamite, and with Mathis,
Young, Perry and Frahra and their
kind, who doot know their own
strength or speed in the backfield.
the opposition better bring along
plenty of men.
An outline of an ordinary prac
tice session under Coach Bible:
3:30 Chalk talk.
4 :00 Calisthenics.
4:15 Croup work, pointing out
noticeable mistakes.
i 30 Group work, s t r c s I n g
blocking and tackling.
4:45 Organized team work on
passing and pasa defense).
5:00 Team work, taking up new
plavs.
5:45 Signal drill, full speed.
5:50 Kickoff practice so every
man goes down with kickoff once
and meets it once.
6 :00r Dismissed.
Varsity Squad.
Left ends: Steve Hokuf. Crete:
James Milne. Crawford: William
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tackles: Hugh Khea. Arlington.
HiUUna J en k in. HuMrega; Aides
felersoa, Hampton.
Left guards: Georfe Kter.
Lincoln ; t to tie Just tea. Grand
Island: Ludlg Gartner. Lincoln,
tenure. Lata tears Uy, Grand .al
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fti.bt guards: Elmer Greecberg.
Omaha: Jerry Adams, nails
mouih Right lack las: Hosvoa
Kroger. Grand Island. Marion
Uroadatoo. Norfolk: Corwta Hut
bert, Lincoln.
Right ends- Frank Prucka.
Omaha; Bert Durka. Rock Island.
Ill ; Chariea B y r a a. Lincoln;
George Hart man. Lincoln. Quar
ter backs: Lewis Brown, Wianer;
Hob klsnley. Holdrege; CbrlS
klathia, Lincoln: Wally Marrow,
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Left half backs: tTverett Krai
singer. Be 11 wood: Buster Long.
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mi l h. Urban. Yost; Left tackles:
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feUI. Right guards: L. Miller.
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GOLD & CO STUART THEATRE
MAX FACTOR
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Popularity Contest
Open
to Every
and Girl
W
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Everyone, excepting: employees of Cold
& Company and the Stuart Theatre, is
eligible to enter this contest Just band
In your came at Gold's or at the Stuart
Theatre box office. The first prize is an
all expense tour to Hollywood and return
. . . railroad ticket, Pullman. $100 ex
pense money, chaperon while in Holly
wood, and entertainment by the Max
Factor Company, which assures entry
to the various motion picture studio and
an opportunity to meet the star. En
trants mutt be 16 to 30 years of age and
must submit photo on entrance of con
test. The second, third, fourth and fifth prizes
Include both complete set of Max Fac
tor products and a three months pass
to the Stuart Theatre.
The contest begins Monday. September
22nd. and continues six weeks only, end
ing Saturday night, November 1st.
Max Factor's Society
BEAUTY AIDS
. . are prepared by Max Factor
who for many years has been chief eos-
T noo. Max Factor preparations are in a
I large ; way responsible for the splendid
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the trying leeto to wnicn iney are pui
thev find Uax Factors connetics are
, essential lo keeping their skin healthy and
beauuiuL
MR. KAY F. SHERMAN
Hollywood Cosmetician . . and I
a Personal Representative of I
. . . Max Factor will be in cmr
store dally to offer you the benefit cf
their experience and knowledge in beauty t
adrice. Use correct color harmonies suited f
to your complexion, to analyse your com-
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which will be lndrrtdualiy yours ....
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this week. I
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Contest Conditions ....
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for 50 votes, which you may cast for the
girl of your choice. With each purchase
of 50c worth of MAX FACTOR COS
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for 50 votes, and with each ticket to the
STUART THEATRE you will receive a
ballot good for 50 votes. Ballots zhay be
deposited in the voting boxes in the Gold
Sc. Co. store or in the lobby of the Stuart
Theatre. Names of winners win be an
nounced on Nov. 9th or as soon there
after as possible.
Many interesting features of this contest
will be announced day to day . . . watch
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See Nancy Carrol and Buddy Rogers in "Follow Through" at j
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Mr. Kay Sherman, Max Factor's representative, at Gold's . . . j
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