THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1932.
Stanford University Added to Cage Schedule
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Minnesota Game Shifted to
Jan. 2 to Accommodate
Palo Alto Team.
Stanford university will play
the University of Nebraska baa
ketball team at the coliseum on
Jan. 3, Coach W. H. Browne
Husker court mentor announced
Wednesday at the athletic depart
ment offices.
Coached by John Bunn, former
Kansas university athlete and
coach, ihe Stanford team meets
the Cornhuskers in the final game
of a barnstorming trip during the
Christmas holidays, that takes the
Palo Alto school to Lawrence for
series of two tilts with Kansas
The Minnesota game which was
riginally scheduled for the same
date has been moved up a day, the
Gophers coming here Jan. 2. A
. home and home arrangement has
been worked out with Minnesota
authorities, the Nebraskans travel
tag to Minneapolis for Dec. 23
date following an engagement with
Carleton college at Northfield,
alinn. on Dec. 22.
When the Stanford Indians
come here Jan. 3, it will mark the
first appearance at Lincoln of a
team representing the Pacific
coast institution. The Indians rank
high in coast basketball circles,
and the tilt is certain to be one of
the high spots of an arduous sched
ule. Negotiations between the two
schools entered the final stage
with the visit of Coach Bunn to
Lincoln last Saturday for the
Pittsburgh game. Bunn scouted the
battle for Stanford, as Coach Pop
vv arner s eleven encounters Pitt in
the final game of the season at
Pittsburgh.
Water Polo Matches
In Semi-Final Stage
Tuesday night's quarter-final
matches in water polo produced
the best play of the tournament
thus far, with every game fea
tured by spirited competition
and hard play.
Phi Kappa Psi opened the con
tests with a slim 7 to 5 victory
over Delta Uosilon. Stoma Chi
was too powerful for Phi Kappa,
winning 8 to 4, while Delta ig
ma Phi staged a runaway
against Phi Gamma Delta. The
score was 18 to 3. Delta Sigma
Lambda defeated Zeta Beta Taup
12 to 6 to close the evening's
program.
In the semi-finals Thursday
night, Phi Kappa Psi encounters
Sigma Chi at 8 p. m. and Delta
Sigma Phi meets Delta Sigma
Lambda in a tilt beginning at
8:30 o'clock. The finalists come
together Tuesday, Nov. 22, in
the championship match.
ALPHA THETA CHI
TEiNMS TWO WINS
FRATERNITY TITLE
Alpha Theta Chi retained its su
premacy in interfraternity tennis
circles Wednesday afternoon by
setting back the Sigma Alpha Ep
silon netters in the finals of the
annual tourney, 2 to 0. It marked
the second successive win for the
champions, the Alpha Tbeta hav
ing captured the plaque in last
year's competition. Joe Miller hung
up the first win of the day, defeat
ing Melvin Rasse 6-1, 6-3, and Ray
Strawn followed suit by setting
back Al Bennett 0-4, 5-7, 6-1.
The victors gained the final
round by defeating Delta Tau
Delta in the semifinals, the Alpha
Theta Chi duo chalking up two
wins over the Delts. Jim Shafer
trimmed Julius Willson 8-6, 6-1,
while Ray Strawn finished strong
to turn back Tom Eason's bid 6-1,
6-8, 6-2.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon court
artists had previously set back the
Phi Kappa Psi crew 2-1 to qualify
for the final matches.
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Hunker B Team to Play
lasit Came This Friday
Husker B players get their last
bit of grid competition this season
against Omaha IT. whom they
meet Friday afternoon at Memo
rial stadium field. Admission to
those who do not hold student tic
kets is forty cents.
"Bud Parsons, formerly of the
varsity squad, will be on hand to
reinforce the Nubbins' backfield
corps in Friday's game, which in
cludes Ken White, Ralph Eldridge,
oienn Skewes, Delmar Bailor and
Jack Thomas as its leading ball
carriers.
Coach Red Young's B team has
one touchdown victories over Kear
ney Teachers and Cotner this sea
son while its only reverse was
dealt by Chadron in a 7 to 0 game.
Dr. Patterson Speaks
To Kiwanis on Friday
Dr. Charles Patterson of the
philosophy department will be a
speaker at the Kiwanis club Fri
day on the subject "Moral In
sights in a Machine Age."
CORNHUSKERS
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ON AERIAL DEFENSE
tie between them and the Corn
huskers for the Big Six champion
ship, provided Nebraska could de
feat Missouri Thanksgiving day. If
Saturday a game ends in a tie No
Saturday's game ends in a tie, Ne
defeating Missouri
OKLAHOMA PREPARES
FOR CRUCIAL BATTLE
Sooners Expected to Open
Up With Air Attack
Against Scarlet.
Pass defense was the chief sub-
ZJMZZ??.Z Sooners Plunge Into Task
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Title Clash.
NORMAN, Okl. Back from
A fair percentage of frosh and I Iowa where Saturday they assured
as
Husker coaches strove to develop
a more effective resistance to the
dangerous aerial attack that is ex
pected Saturday in the Oklahoma
game
B team passes were completed
against the varsity secondary, al
though the passers were undoubt
edly hindered by the cold. Off
tackle plays, run in dummy fash
ion with freshmen and Nubbin
backs carrying the ball, came in
for some attention.
Later in the workout, the two
Scarlet teams were given a chance
to go on the offensive, both elev
ens concentrating on the new for
mations which will be called into
use against the Oklahomans. Toe
to toe scrimmage did not receive a
place on Wednesday's program,
and Coach Bible will not assign
any "rough stuff Thursday after
noon.
Must Watch Dun la p.
Bill Day who scouted Oklahoma
daring their game with Iowa State
last Saturday has reported that in
Bob Dunlap the Sooners have a
passer of extraordinary ability. So
impressed was Day that he said
Dunlap is the finest passer he has
seen in action this year. Day
makes note that he has seen the
best that Pittsburgh. Notre Dame,
and Pennsylvania have to offer in
the passing department.
As every point scored on the
Huskers this season was the di
rect result of a completed aerial
the Sooners may pass from the
first of the game to the final
whistle.
The Nebraska eleven will need
victory over Oklahoma Saturday
to cinch the Big Six title. A win
themselves of a first division berth
in the 1932 "Big Six" conference
football race by virtue of their
19-12 defeat of Iowa State, the
University of Oklahoma team
plunged into the difficult business
of perfecting an offense and de
fense that will confound the Ne
braska squad which comes to
Owen field Saturday.
The game is extremely crucial
to both teams. If Coach Lewie
Hardage's Sooners should check in
with a surprise victory, they would
be sure of at least a tie with the
Cornhuskers for the championship
And if Missouri then should defeat
or even tie Nebraska at Lincoln
on Thanksgiving day. Oklahoma
would win a clean-cut Big Six
football championship. So the
Sooners have plenty to play for.
Nebraska will of course rule a
decided favorite. Coach Dana
Bible's team has lost but one game
this year, it a 6 to 7 nose-out to
Minnesota, and only Saturday tied
Pittsburgh stopping Pittsburgh's
running and passing attack flat
and carrying the ball all over the
field against the same Panther
eleven that two weeks ago de
feated Notre Dame, 12 to 0.
Huskers Have Reserves.
A comparison of the Nebras....
and Oklahoma man power shows
the Cornhuskers are much better
off than the Sooners. In Boswell,
Fahrnbruch, Masterson, Miller,
Mathis, Staab and Sauer he has
seven excellent backs. Boswell
for the Sooner would result in at scored the winning' touchdown
against Kansas State, Fahrnbruch
ran 74 yards to a touchdown
against Iowa, Masterson caught a
pass to score against Minnesota,
Miller is a strong blocking back,
Mathis ran wild against Kansas
and Pitt, Staab scored against
Kansas while Sauer ran back in
tercepted passes to touchdowns
against Iowa State and Kansas,
and ripped the Pitt line apart Sat
urday. The Sooners can boast no such
backfield array for Saturday's
game. With Bill Pansze, "ace"
tailback, and Art Pansze, "ace'
blocking back, both out, probably
for the rest of the season, as are
Adolph Stoup, fullback who in
jured his spine, and two brilliant
sophomore prospects. Nig Robert
son and Bud Browning, Coach
I lard age will be obliged to use
Walker, substitute quarterback, at
the tailback post, and Simms, re
serve half, at fullback. Big Red
Stacy, 200 pound tackle, will con
tinue to run at the front back po
sition.
The Sooners are also hard hit
in the line with Smith Watkins,
who last fall made either the first
or second all-conference team &t
end on every selection, out with
crippled knee. The reputation
of the Nebraska line is well-known
and coached by the veteran Ne
braska track mentor, Henry "In
dian" Schulte, a great forward in
his day at Michigan and former
head football coach at Missouri,
the Nebraska forwards of 1932 are
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