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:I:PiVSmRMnER 10, 1933.
Till! DULY M;I!I!SK
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GRIDIRON DRILL
SEI FOR MONDAY
Sixteen Veterans and Good
Sophomore Material
Bolster Hopes.
li e Sept. 11. tn the memorial rta-
'However, before the LonRhorns
r rive there will he fcveral full
, Two varsity contests are
.lo ,.e,l T Sept. 16 and 23 and
rjStfroshinix is dated for
'T-oai'lVnihle is rather optmn; tie
about the future as about seventy
m,-n have hern sent requests to at
m1 the opening praetiee and a.s
vet there have been no letters re
eive. stating the inability of any
pnp of them to he present.
The Husker schedule includes
ronfli'-ts with eight schools with
an additional possibility of an in
teractional contest. This has born
made highly probable by a change
in the Hip Six rulings, allowing;
members to play two more than
the original quota due to the week
tatus of the financial conditions
at present, thus enabling Nebraska
to nlav ten games this season.
However only Kansas is playing
t'i full maximum of ten games
and Coach Bible is reluctant to do
so but is willing to play nine if he
can find a suitable interseetional
opponent.
Quite a host of veterans are due
to report including Henry Bauer,
nuart-.-r: Hubert Boswe'd, back;
('"air Bishop, guard; Warren De
Bus, guard; Elmer Hubka. gitard;
Bob Jov. end: Bruce iulbourno.
end: Hemic Masterson, back; Ja'k
.Mnler. back: Franklin Meier, cen
ter: d'ail O'Brien, tackle; Waiter
rtiiim. tackle; Bee Penney, end;
John r.u! y. end; (leorge Saner,
fullback: and possibly Beit IHir
kee. who played end for Nebraska
two years ago, may return to the
moleskins.
Leticrmen who have graduated
are: Lawrence Ely, Chris Matins,
("arlvle Staab, Steve Hokuf, Cor
vin H'llbeTt. Clare Campbell, each
having had three years of compe
tition. Then Kahrnbrurh and For
rest Mi Ph.vs.in will also bo inelig
ible f' r competition due to scholas
tic difficulties. I'lysses Pchleuter
will a!.- be unable to play due to
, ,-,nf..i.-.r,re ruilr.g as he completed
.71 RtKetif s a year before coming
to NY! ra-ka.
However to offset this loss men
tion" '. abeve there will bo avail-Hi!.--
of last year's freshmen
in-l-.idin? .b'hrr.y Williams, Line-In
high fithVtP. who slvwed up
we!! on the f;e..hir.an squad la -t
sptu.r- as fdlback: Virgil Yelkin.
uh" p:a .e.i for Lincoln high
and who playeil end on the fresh
man squad. Virgil is also a vciy
proficient kicker. In addition to
those there is Jerry Lanoue, speedy
running quarter who is considered
one of the fastest men on tho
squad and the giant tackle, Russell
Thompson, who has plenty of size
to back up his ideas.
The football officials for tho Ne
braska .names have been named by
Bible, athletic director. This year
all Big Six contests will only us1
three officials a.s time clocks have
eliminated the field judge from all
the instit ut ions.
The Nebraska assignments are
lis follows:
Texas at Lincoln. Oct. 7 C.
yuigley. rcleiee; Kied Dennie, um
pire; Los Edmonds, linesman.
Iowa Stale at Amos. Oct. I I
Ed Cochrane, referee; Ira Carrith
ers, umpire; Sec Taylor, linesman.
Kansas State at Manhattan.
Oct. 21 -E. C. Quigoy. referee:
Fred IVnnio, umpire; Gwinn
Henry, linesman.
Oklahoma al Lincoln, Oct. 2S
Los Edmonds, reiereo; Steve
O'Rourke, umpire; Joe Rellly,
linesman.
Missouri at Columbia. Nov. !
Los Edmonds, referee; Fred Pen
nie, umpire; Joe Ramp, linesman.
Kansas at Lincoln, Nov 11 -E.
C. Quigloy, referee; Pwight
Ream, umpire; C. E. McBride.
linesman.
Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh, Nov.
1S-W. C. Crowoll, referee; T. J.
Thorp, umpire: W. M. llolleiihock.
linesman; R. 13. Goodwin, field
judge.
Iowa at Lincoln. Nov. 2;-- U. E.
Birch, referee: B. L. MeCreary,
umpire; Sec Taylor, linesman: Ed
Cochrane, field judge.
NEBRASKA W
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WINS AWARD AT
Two Farmer filar Hur.kcr Atfdelex
Win Added Luurvfo Flying Marine
I'ianes Over iMearayuan J unfiles
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Us so ii .i I., li.ive eiurie.l : b-pMiii;;-., or T" lions "f
Iri'itiipi..- 'il inlo addition d
I I' Ids. J .1 -I , t II.-, lit 1 luilV "1 I lie
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l.v keel
one thru Ih it t- 1 1 row-
ill-; i jlei'!e.l('i ol I Inn lir- t i..-1 ' T'-l.
toil !',-.; fooil I o I he Dill I ii i t - ,'lt'il
K.-o li
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Richard Micolr.on S h;l.cl
As Best Officer at
Fort Crook.
n if.ni iuip.v l:-i;firi Inns
llltP" e 'enonecS over
have ! i
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P.icbard Nicholson, ex -31 from j While in the game played her.
Valentino, was adjudged the best j in the .Win;. ... -tamu.ii (let. ::,
cadet at, the annual R. O. T. C. en-j I I'ail-y, C..rnv. lou fullback,
campmeiit at port Crook, extend-i sua ,p 1 1 a -, s thr wn by Red
ing froi i .luiie 1 1 to .liilv s. Xirvt', -o ran t a- a t.iu- lido ,n
six ,'i'i rasl-.a students.' as well its win. Ii .;-ove. to l,e the turmug
students fi am Creisthton. la., .'.n.l ' P'-int ,.f ti g v , .
South P ikola iioiw rsities. at-j Wirsig Was V a. liter.
tended the camp I
Nicholson was chosen trom a;
Ftii'ed Si-d : i raine.s. and l.i- n- ! i'ecnir 'be nlliiials ir.ioi u, . as
e'-anl I- 1 ( 'i 11 -1 !a 11 " a . : the position and mi ivi n,eiit . of
i-'I heip. to. i :n Hi" conllicts with the I .audits.
i'le I'.'lti-.e- 111 Xl .'I 1 JiL. 1 l.'l . Til" ; 'HI' of 111" dUti"S Ol 111" . ,, ,1s
foil, 'of a t h 1 1 1 1 . ;,r, now pilots .-.ndiwas "naiso-ii'o dust m-.' ." llv.ii"
oa r the swamps leaving m their
v.'.'iKe a poisonous gas which killed
the insects.
Receive Medals for Vaior.
However, the "neadliglit of their
ei'vice camu last Pieenl i i when
I they v. re each preset" ! -vitli a
i dal tor valor l.y l ie-id. .at .lose
..'-iiicaila of Nicaragua. Tin ea-dals
Iwei, awaided tor coma:." in roll-
REGENTS ACT TO
REFINANCE DEBT
OOpEBIKiS GARNER ;
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Beard Provides for $40,000
To Make Payment 0:1 !
Matured Bonds.
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INTEGRITY MAINTAINED:
Lam!;c! lv Co;:s Victory in
Jur
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l.'n Races.
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I''ran, Wii-i'.: v.-.is a Iho kori 1 ;it! y climaxed his car. . r up to
p'revii'iltcr in l!''.'i and maii.-e " a i da t e carlv in Mav win n lie was
Kl-oup of selected candidates ai'.ei j i,, s,aM"i tl! ,.4 ,,l the math . jordeied to tak"' tonrt . u pilots
a tboro oxannnatu n o military tn ,, tl.:;,. u v.r.ilt of 1:! led ; from Virginia Ileach to vaautico.
Idimvlede given th, group by the I and a tracti n in, li-s. j His i-as -a-nei s abmied al.o.ard and
oft'aers stationed .at the tort. His. After l.-avim: school th,-v joined 1 th.' iV h .une 10,11, . I avav t . a up-sclei-tion
was announced at Inej p,, marine flvm . 1 "rns iind.'-r the pof!,i take otl. Alt. a i iau onlv
annual .'Io.-iiil; day cerenumn s, 1 Mii.eivisi-.ii o't 1!,,. raw depai I - , 1 oil I v feel the m ,;,,- . n left
wliieli time all awards wue mad. . I ,,,, nt. t;,, ,,. ti.,.. u ..,',t ,m 1 h-ir I v. 111-' of the t ri-mol ,.1 -. . a .acldn"
Drop in Athletic Rcco
During Past Year
Is Cause.
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T-J ! C r
RO IN VAULT
Iv I ! isher. senior Ir.mt alls ' ity, ,n,i, ; , s. Irul. -,- plavinu on th
was iho.sen third best cad. t in , f, ,. 1 ,a 1 i team .',.-.., V, contm
camp. itiit;; to do hi.- vault inc.
I tic lirst p.la'.oon. com pose. 1 en-1 Two Epc ien.-c t".irthqii.Tt-5.
gita, where tlv
tii.lv of Nebraska students, re
peat,.! its victory of the previous
year in winning the annual coni
p.'iiive drill among platoons with
a score of 7S percent. The compe
tition included close order drill, an
msp.ation, and a demonstration d
calisthenics. The platoon also
I laced first in pistol competition.
The Nebraska platoon also won
trophies for winning the intorpla-
toon Ms-. Lull. goif. and tennis ; ' ' V- - . .
. nolo, d a rai :-topp"d.
I'll', bed iolentlv aisl
lack "1 altitude '1' v.-..-
to t iu lit the ,i;i", and
I'lleV lllli e experience.) .a 1 t h - : II I e V 1',
quakes, the entire ei'y.of Mana- passengers were
- stoppt d. having f. w scratches.
po.-sih!
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or th
In ord-T to p
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Uoar-t ..' Ig. i:
budg -t iiiabiin.'
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TIC PiiriOD OF ' CETTINd
ST.'. oTLD' Kl'ri:;S MONDAY.
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To Be Alumni Representative
On Nebraska University
Athletic Board.
R. K. Campbell of Lincoln is ti e
new member of the University of
Nebraska athletic control boar I.
Selection of Campbell a.s fie
alumni representative to the board
was announced Saturday alt r
noon following a mee ting of die
University of Nebraska Alumni
association executive commit v.
Campbell succeeds Clarence Sw in
s..n, former Cornhusker foot, all
captain, who has served on 'ho
board for five years but was com
pelled to decline re-appoint m.-nt
because of the pressure of busi
ness duties.
Campbell was graduated from
the University of Nebraska in
1910 and during his campus 'lavs
was a member of the varsity track
team. Also he was a member of
the Innocents society. Since his
graduation he has been an active
follower of all branches of Ne
braska athletics.
ch ats iluiinu the football s. asoii.
('oath ( ieorge K. ' eiik.r plans
to send his men thru two practices
daily, at ooo a. m. and :..iiil
p. in., supplement".! by "skull
praetiee" ev-ry veiling until
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, - ... n-e., ,!,:,.-! ,o.,t.. ... . aooi O n IIS ,e,'l. -. W Jlflt ,iaS
t.uauipioo.'-ii.ii. iiie tiiiiu 'i,u,"!". , ., . ,,
,L...i .If t.,i.mt, from ',,la,T too waim the aM"ii,oon mill
, o.....u ; . : ...v.. i in 1
OTasia .inn ,"uin i ,.i t, ".u
track and swimming champion
ships. The award for the best ma. Line
gunner in camp was given to Ki, h-
V...Kl,.n telir, !.lu rrt-l.1.4 the
highest score on the rifle range of'.Kr.U' .lass will le camelled and
e v.i..,-i. ... , .... :'a.e tiallv Selledu," bn-.lt.ed to one
M O l ' 1 l lit. .t,''il 'i.-i,i ' " .' ...
Henry Amen, senior from Lincoln,
was awaided r-v ofrniti. n as the
best pistol shot, and s. t end pl:ir
in j.istoi comiietition w, nt to Kl
wood ("amo. si-nior from Liti' 'n.
withstand the constant tearing- .f ! than that. It may be, manv think, be unal-le lo take up
the foreiuninr of a raw day when 'was ,msi !..! r.e.
freight boats wd! ply r, ularly up j ovr tlvs" I -..;.!.
and tiown the .Mismhui i arrying , f roru t la
the jtiat. lints ol Nebi askt s fac-jtil th"
lories, feed lots, and Ii"
ll A I IDA
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po -t ; in"! unt i! evening
wla.-n th. ('yel.'i.es will swin." thru j
th. it- pa i s on,', r Hood lights n-w .
(nig installed on the pr.'u tit c
fields. j
At't.-r cla,-s Work be-:ns the ea - ,
, n.-i s
eti" a
pay t 'ii.
Tin. coli-ean;
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was 'amd,'
pectaiioii t
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I .i i lock.
j K."!nvi!i2T th- initial com
I ' a' n Vet nia-r will lmvo his team
: as much muhl j r- ti.-e as possible
pai
fll-ed l'ls '
Morman Officials to Sponsor
State-Wide Cross 'i'.m''"1"1"
t!
Country Run.
Nichols, n is r.ow enrolled as a
student at the Annajioiis Naval
aeaderiy. Ii" repotted thete the
eight, tilth of July. Army off ic is
from Nebraska in attendance at
the camp w. 1 : Col. V. II. Oury.
senior iiistructor. Opt. Waiter t.
Scott, and Captain G. H. Connor.
in i t "parat ion i
of lb" season.
t ae eei ,nd grime
I'lcfisiiri' rrl.rrs
Ofjt red Until Irifis
Ddhii Muddy
! n- reg.
ti.-.n H at V.:
NOKMAN. Sept. f. After a bas paid t-.v
e:r yeai 1 ips". the oil f:V" n;i".- ; "'" t'' Rtr:' '
oss co'pitiy run is ou.ing latkjan.l ...wa'd
. i ).. rnivet.-ity of ( iklau. a:.a. i 1 '
Ai.;c ,!,.rr,.-i.l c' th.- I'.v, ' ''" i v- r.lle ir
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CYCLONE Gi SQUAD
PUS TWICE DAILY
Two Practice Fields and
Game Gridiron Are All in
Great Condition.
I Students i.n (;': st of a n.-'.v ti'itii.
jf.T v.air.i aufiinn evt-r.in.gs n.av
sally oil to ua.ah.a for a ride down !
j tiie'ibg- .Mu-idy on the g"od ship. 1
"'a'.!y Queen. ' An ok! stein-,
wh.-i ' river boat, the "Va.'iev
Qui en" hauls in its gang plank
an 1 r,-,M-s down t:.e .MH-.nri a.
I !i n:g'".tiy l..-i-i.-d v.-.th a cat go of:
hi. n. in beings s- king j-i- ,lsure.
r,a -"-:tion, t-nl- i ; -::::n ; t. t! .r;!!s.
ix (on;.-;-
be- 1. til- event.- I-.- ir.cf .-, -.
,,-n, : ;i'! ! agree I. hov.-ev.-r. that th
t..r. and John Ja--bs. aie piarint : by ti." ' r
ii. the n suit of winch is -and must not be peiiui,i
.in i rn, nt of a .-tab wale , fault.
irrv m. "t. sponsored I
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N.ei-an Nov. '-1. date r.f'th'.. ibur-, APPEAR THIS VLEK
i.'O Arr;i::c!.Ti: v,ik cusiness
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Lewis Hardage, Oklahoma loot
ball coach, has just 1 days in
which to round his squad of green
sophomores into a football team.
However (."apt. Hob Dmdap. triple
thieat man and all Ibg Six (juai
t. i back, has r. tuned m addition
to Hill and Art l'ansze efficient
brothel s from Foit Smith who
have recovered from injuries sus
tain". i last year.
Knttheimore they have othr
veterans in Hatold Fleetwood, (en
ter: Cl'iude V.'htttington. Kiiis Has
haia. and T. Hay I'hillips. uuaids:
Orvilie Corey ib-nry Haag. and
Jim Statv. ta.-kl' s. Thus a, old- : ! r
ire to this count, the cer.t-r of the ; 5fc2AUj
line will be well filled l.v oid and! L.-.y :-f
experienced rn-n but the wing I f.
p,,.-ts and with the ex eption of i frt5ii
vaj'L. ct.i.o.ij'. -
coini(ised in its intiretv of new
material.
In riif.ting a tou.'i-. s- hedule
of nine gana-s, inei.id'rm sui h
teams as Nel iaska, Kansas. Tulsa.
Texas and Vandeibdt. Coadi Hard
age plans to develop a scientinc
t. ft rise i atl rne.l aft- r systems
used bv P'.ov Neyland of Tennessee
and Waiiace Wade of Alabama,
and two "first teams" to carry
him thru.
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able w.-atiitr conditions and ton- ,; . . ts dri.'l
st ant cat " have tuine,! Iowa Stab- (n
football fi.-lds into the Hn.-t con-i The trip d
lit ii ui m years for the retain of ab,,-;' an h. u
more than candidates for to" ei.ir.e.- t.. r .
Cvdoiie team M-.n.dav. s", ;,:. ' !a -,:r whiie 1!
11. Ti " j,laing fi.-id. n't .! ir ; ':r- .
past y ,-n - as or," , f t:i" b-.-'t -ti !- ',': n" .'. .;
irons in the rj. i. i '.'. st. will m. ', ,:. k ': 'he
perlet t shap" for the 0. nir. mi, ini '!.' .
game. Sept. 1'.'!. "i'1.- ' 'Ya'.b
Two pra.'.i'-e If. id-. :.! ove.J ry , n'g'.t.'y ', '" n
filling in and sodomg i-jr;rc trf t ha i- t! (,
pat vi-.'if, at- now o-.-.-t grou r, bv ; enr rtauun-e
a heavy arp"t i.f sod that, barnn;: ! I ,a;:: i rb ... . ,:
too much muddy weather, will may have far rr.. re
stat- c i:
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tod! game with; rPontinued Fren.
S. on.-rs -.'. ill en- I ir rnth.v ( "oak, n '
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