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WEDNESDAY. NOVEISIItEK 26. 1930.
CORN HUSKERS SET
FOR BATTLE WITH
KANSAS
A IE
IN SUIT LAST TIME THURSDAY
Biblemen Get Short Drill
Tuesday; Coach Taking
No Chances.
LONG IS GAME CAPTAIN
Wyoming Lad Honored: Ags
Hopeful of First Win
Over Nebraska.
The Cornhuskers completed pre
parations for the invasion of the
Kansas Aggies with a short work
out Tuesday afternoon. The varsity
has rounded into good shape for
the game Turkey day, and no
chances will be taken of any last
minute injuries in practice.
Dummy practice occupied the
most time during the workout. The
Huskers were given a few exam
ples of K-Aggie plays by the
Nubbins in a dummy scrimmage.
A short time was also spent on
passing practice, with Long and
Young doing the flipping.
Long is Game Captain.
Buster Long hase been chosen
as game captain for the game
Thursday. Although he is not a
letterman, Coach Bible said that
his work during the year war-
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twenty others were waiting, and
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LOST AND FOUND
Courtesy of The Journal.
Here are eleven Coruhuskers who will don their scarlet jerseys ard moleskins Thursday for the last time. For many of them, it will
mark the end of three years of varsitv competion. besides a year of training as freshmen. The eleven pictured are (left to rightt top row:
Ardeen Petersen, Hampton, tackle: Marion Broadstone, Norfolk, tackle; Wally Marrow. Omaha, quarterback; Clarence Nelson, York, full
back; second row: Elmer Greenberg, Omaha, guard; Frank Prucka, Omaha, end; Claude Rowley, Clyde, Kas., halfback: Harold Frahm,
Liberty, fullback: third row: Robert "Red" Young, Norfolk, halfback; Felber Maasdam, Omaha, center; and Andrew "Buster" Long, Buf
falo, Wyo., halfback.
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Young, also threatened with the
same scholastic difficulty as Long,
also will be ready for action this
week.
Aggies Hopeful.
Kansas Aggies, fresh from their
victory over Centre last Saturday
are coming to Lincoln confident of
winning their first game from the
Hunkers in fourteen years of com
petition. Reports from the camp
of the K-Aggiees declare that they
will display an aerial attack that
must be stopped if Nebraska is to
win this game.
Reports have it that attendance
at the game Thursday will not be
over 10.000 at the most, and this
number only if weather conditions
are good.
Officials for the game will be
E. W. Cochrane. Kalamazoo, ref
eree: F. E. Dennie, Brown, umpire;
Ira Carruthers, Illinois, headlmes
man; H. G. Hedges, Dartmouth,
field judge.
JAYHAI CASE MAY
BE SETTLED FRIDAY
Feeling That K. U. Must
Stay in Confeernce Held
At Mt. Oread.
WILL DISCUSS CHARGES
Faculty representatives and ath
letic directors of the Big Six will
meet in Kansas Friday in an at
tempt to settle the case of Kansas
university. Kansas was virtually
suspended from the Big Six in the
mid-season after Dr. W. A. Tarr,
Missouri's representative, brought
charges of recruiting, proselyting,
and professionalism against the
Lawrence institution.
At that time it was stated that
no Big Six member would sched
ule athletic contests with Jayhawk
teams unless the athletic officials
on Mt. Oread again complied with
conference rules.
Kansas Denies Charges.
Kansas denied that its practice
violated any laws of the confer
ence and has held a prolonged in
vestigation of its own, which was
conducted by Walter Thiele of
Lawrence, an alumnus of K. U.
Thiele and his associates in the in
vestigation declared that the uni
versity was not disobeying confer
ence rules and asked for more de
tailed information. The conference
replied that Kansas well knew the
things about which the conference
complained.
Meanwhile several of the mem
ber schools have begun to draft
their 1931 football schedules. It
has been reported that these are
seeking games to fill the dates or
dinarily reserved for Kansas. Sen
timent at Lawrence has become
sharply divided, and in recent days
the feeling has grown that Kan
sas cannot and should not permit
itself to be removed from the Big
Six.
A plea from Lawrence now ap
parently has been answered. Chan
cellor Lindley, of Kansas, who is
also a member of the athletic
board of his school, asked that the
chancellors and presidents of all
schools meet to consider the case.
This session will be held in Kansas
City Friday. The faculty men, of
course, will be present, and the at
tendance of the directors of athlet
ics is also regarded as a certainty.
Athletic minded women will
have a brelf respite from intra,
mural activities when Thanksgiv.
ing vacation turns their thoughts
to turkey, cranberries and pump
kin pie instead of paddle tennis
and bowling.
This noon will see the finish of
the paddle tennis tournament when
the winner of the Delta Delta Del
ta- Alhpa XI Delta match plays the
winner of the Sigma Kappa-Alpha
.i ucita game.
The Delta Delta Delta team is
composed of Margaret Cook and
Barbara Spoerry. The Alpha Xi
Delta team four is composed of
Blossem McDade and partner. The
Sigma Kappa team is somprised
of Jcanette Cassadav and Sally
Flotree. Gertrude Clarke and
Katherlne Jensen make up the Al
pha XI Delta team three.
The bowling tournament began
Monday night when sixteen teams
bowled. The highest score of the
evening was made by the Gamma
Phi Beta team.' The high point
girl was Herma Beckman with 145.
Their teams and their scores for
Monday evening follow:
cm Omega t.1 32H.
Kappa Alpha Theta 3 1.Y
Kappa Kappa lismma (.11 2.(2.
Helta Zeta iSl 3t2.
Pht Betea Pi (ll ?10.
Alpha Phi (Jl 2H2.
Alpha lelta Theia (li 3(W.
Alpha Helta Phi I2 32.
Zeis Delta Tau 22.
Delta Zeta t.1t 2(S.
Alpha Chi Omega tl) 2.11.
Delta Kela III 27(1.
Zeta Tau Alpha 341.
Phi Mu (31 324.
The teams and their score for
Tuesday evening are:
Theta Phi Alpha 37.
cm umega (21 3M.
N ergettes 411.
Alpha Omlro.n PI (2) SOS.
Alpha Phi (1) 3Y
Oamma Phi Beta 4t 312.
Kappa Kappa Gamma did not appear.
Kappa Phi. l 387.
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Nebraska Tackle Gets Berth
On Mythical Eleven by
United Press.
Hugh Rhea of Arlington waa
named Tuesday on the All-West-
ern eleven selected by the United
Press. Rhea Is a junior In school
this year and has been called one
of the greatest tackles to ever
play for Nebraska. His name will
go down in Cornhusker history
alongside that of Weir, Stiner. No
me, Kirnards and so on down the
long list.
With twelve places on the first
earn, including an alternate Notre
Dame players were awarded four
of them, Northwestern three and
Michigan. Purdue. Ohio State. Ne
braska and Haskell one each. Reb
Russell, Northwestern star and a
former Nebraska athlete, was
named as fullback on the same
team.
No other member of the Big Six
received recognition on the first
team although Jim Bauscluof Kan
sas was on the Recond team and
Steve Hokuf of Nebraska landed
an end assignment on the third
lineup.
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PROFESSORS
CHOOSE VIRTUE
NEW PRESIDENT
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