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FIRST SQUAD CUT
PROMISED MONDAY
Gridders Forcing Early Work With Double Practice
All Week; Single Drill Scheduled From
Now On, Bible Declares.
Facing one of the toughest football schedules in years.
Head Coach Iana X. Bible and Assistants Browne and Selmltc
have been driving sixty varsity pigskin candidates thru
double-barrelled sessions since the opening of school Monday.
Beginning today, there will be but a single drill each day.
With almost a full month before Nebraska meets Iowa
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roaches can co about the task of.the first cut amon& varsity aspir
selecting the varsity somewhat
more deliberately this year. Coach
Bible announced Wednesday that
ants would come next Monday fol
lowing the initial public scrim
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Select These Teams.
Three tentative lineups were se
lected Monday for dummy scrim
mage purposes, and the "A" team
continued intact for both the Tues
day and Wednesday workouts.
Lawrence Ely was at center. War
ren DcBua and Clair Bishop at
guards, O'Brien and Cuiwlu
Hulbert, tackles and Steve Hokuf
and John Roby at the wing posi
tions. In the backfield, Jack Mil
ler was calling signals, with Mas
terson, Boswell and Sauer at the
halfback and fullback positions.
In the drills thus far, Bible and
his aides have stressed calisthen
ics, punting and passing. Monday
and Tuesday, the candidates were
given a list of formations to study,
with signal drill occupying a large
part of Wednesday's practice.
Bauer Ineligible.
Major casualties in the Corn-
husker ranks this season are few,
ineligibility forcing out Henry
"Chief" Bauer, quarterback and
Forrest McPherson, a tackle. The
loss of Bauer will be particularly
severe, as his absence leaves the
team without a capable passer.
According to Coach Bible, the
chief weak spots are at guard and
at the signal calling post. The
Scarlet has but two lettermen re
turning at guard and there is no
experienced quarterback in suit.
Burt Durkee, two-letterman at
end from Rock Island. 111., and
Clare Campbell, reverse center
from Friend, were the onlv letter
winners unreported Wednesday.
Following is the square roster:
(.nil- O'Brlrn, tarklr, Omnha.
i.anrrnrr Kly, rrnlrr. Onuid Inland.
Slrvr Hokuf. end, Crrtr,
Chrl Mathia, qnartrrbar't, Trrnmarh.
Cntrgr Sam-r, bark, Lincoln.
Marrrn PrRna, tnard, nrllrvlllr, Kft.
lark Mlllrr, quartrrbark, Omaha,
(lair Bishop, ruard, l.lnrnla.
Krnnrth Wtillr, bark, Kimball.
I,rr foiiplf, end, Rtiaallr.
ilrn Juallrii, mard, Kimball,
John Rnby, end, Nrllun.
Roll In I'arMina, bark, l.lnroln,
Krrd Murray, bark. Omaha,
franklin Mrlrr, rrntrr, .Inroln.
lav KoMlrr, rnd, l.lnroln.
! Prnnry, hark. Tabor, la.
Ralph Kldrldir, bark, Norfolk,
Hilbrrt Ronwrll, hark, Rnvrnna.
Hrurr Kllbmintr, rnd, l.lnroln.
I'hlia . -nt-t mnv nf. l.lnroln.
Harry lfM, rrntrr, Kort Iavenwoiih,
nit..
Hnhrrf Ikaii, hark. Lincoln.
linn llulhrrt, rnd, l.lnroln.
M altar OrRrnwn. mard. l.lnroln.
Thrndorr Fahrnhrurh. hark, Crrtr.
Knrrr Wolrntl, rnd, (Irrrn River, Wi.
Mrrl Prrk, rnd, Trrumarh.
Mrrrla llrlntnl, guard, Annlry.
Krnnrlh l.unnry. rnd, York.
fllrnn Kkrwra, bark, Imperial.
John Miller, hark, l.lnroln,
I lair HINnn, hark, Morrill,
film .lonra, rrntrr, Omaha.
Nral Mrhrlnr, miard. Grand Inland.
Ill t'trrmr, tarklr, l.lnroln,
Cnrnln Hnlhrli, tarklr, l.lnroln.
Carl vie Slaah, hark. An. ley.
Ilrrnard Ma.trraon. bark, Lincoln.
Warrrn HroilM, tarklr, Hrotlabluff,
Trd Htowrll, guard, l.lnroln.
Frank Rnln, rnd, Kalrnury.
Waller I'flnm, Inrklr, Imperial.
I'lyaar Srhleutrr. tarklr, Krrmont.
Ralph Schmidt, bark, Jefferaon I Ity, Mo.
.lark Thiiman. bark, Rnmrn Row,
l,rl Hurnrtt, bark, (icntry. Mo.
Llnier llulika, auard, Virginia,
good weather. This semester, the
column will appear three times
weekly, perhaps oftener if the oc
casion demands.
Coach Dana X. Bible, head mo
gul of the Husker football forces
does not hesitate a bit in saying
that Nebraska will be in the field
with a good football team this
yfsr, Eaj-3 Biblo. "I feel confluVul.
that we are going to have a fine
team, but that still doesn't mean
that we will have a good record.
However, the team that beats us
will have to play excellent foot
ball." And ho made the assertion
very calmly, matter-of-factly.
Nebraska loses a good quarter
back and accurate passer with the
definite annt ui cement that Henry
"Chief Bauer will be ineligible this
season. Bauer plans to be in schoo
and will work out with "Red
Young's Nubbins crew. The former
Lincoln high Ftr h two yer of
competition ahead of him,
George Sauer is back for an
other season bigger than ever, and
what is a lot more important de-
bif Joe Miller i
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Clares that he is sure that his an
kle will stand up. Sauer has given
his ankle every conceivable kind
of test during the summer, and he
believes that he is set 'or another
big season. George weighed 1B7
pounds before practice started
last Saturday, but has lost four or
five since.
Bernie Masterson has filled out
and appears to be in fine shape
He scales 190 pounds. Masterson
served as a life guard at the Muny
pool this summer.
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VTELL, it seems awfully good to
be back at school again And
writing this column once more.
Frankly, this semester holds more
interest for me in sports because
it is football season. Crisp fall
weather and a good football game !
That 13 certainly a great combina
tion in my mind, altho I'm not for
getting those rainy Saturdays
when Cornhusker fans prayed for
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