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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935
THE DAILY NERRASKAN
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HUSE1ERS m GRiD
DEBUT SATURDAY
Tardily Lines Up Against Frosh Eleven in Annual
Opener of Football Season; Selleck Expects
Crowd Despite 25 Cents Admission.
BAND TO STAGE FORMAL PARADE AT 1 O'CLOCK
Jerry IaIoue Will Flay Injured Side Not Considered
Serious; Ratlin Between McDonald, Dolirmann
Looms for Right End llost. '
liotli the llnskor fans nnd grulilcrs ni.'ikc tlioir debut
tomorrow in n regulnlion fracas between the varsity and the
yearling .elevens, on the Memorial Stadium sod at two o'clock.
The coaching staff will be primed to find out which men can do
what under the typical environments of a game, thus making
th pnle mwnli svstem of select-n
tag a clicking grid team an un -
employed factor. The crowd,
which John Selleck, ticket sales
manager, hopes will attend in
spite of the gate embarrassment of
twenty-five cents, will get a pre
view of the capability of Nebras
ka's smallest football squad in
history. To publicize the affair
the band will parade formally
through downtown Lincoln at 1
p. m. Saturday, stated Bill Marsh,
band major.
"Becaime of heat registration,
and overtraining, the boys will
have only light workouts until the
scrimmage," Coach Bible remark
ed Thursday. Lanoue, the boy
with the intangible hips, once
again has a black cat by the tail
as he reclines near the managers
in this afternoon's practice due to
a minor midsection injury. He will
. be In Saturday's lineup, however.
Morrison Rounding Out.
In spite of being the "senile"
member of the squad, Paul Morri
son is helping perpetuate the tra
dition of top notch centers at Ne
braska. He ia very literally
"rounding" into all American tim
ber. His poor stance was one of
Lyman's provocations Thursday,
but after a few casual suggestions
by the man mountain mentor the
defect was all but corrected.
Scherer and McDonald are ex
panding their utmost efforts try
ing to capture the end posts.
Scherer has among his recom
mendations his last year's per
formance with all Big Six honors.
Not disregarding the fact that he
is about as hard to move on the
defensive as it is hard to put tooth
paste back in the tube. McDonald
fairly looks down on the strato
sphere and catches passes like a
freshman catches heck. The child
prodigy of Scottsbluff," Jimmy
Heldt. has a death grip on the
right tackle while Fred Shirey and
Harold Holmbeck are taking turn
about on the opposite spot.
A Dionne number of ball car- ;
riers will carry the brunt of the ,
backfield tomorrow, namely. La- I
noue. Cardwell, Francis, Douglas, i
and Bauer. Only constructive and j
repetitious criticism can be given '
these lads. Completing the prob- ,
able string of starters are Wil
liams and Hubka. guards, both of
whom seem to stand well above '
their competition.
The starters of the freshmen are
about as definite as the shape of
a bowl of mashed potatoes. The
entire congregation represents Ne
braska's best prepsters of a year
ago.
Probable starters:
Vanity: 1. Srhrtr: Fmh. Millo, Kole!l.
Uichaelson. Onmm. Shindo.
Vare.iy: It. Fhirey or Holmbeck; Frosh,
HutrhTpon, E'.liot.
Varsity: g. Wiillam: Frosh, Hermann,
Vaitity: e. Morrison: Froih, Brock,
Ramey.
Varsity: rg, Hubka: Frorti. Sau.
8h'ikt. j
Varetty: rt. Hc:dt: Frosn. Ewartzxopr,
Mcpbrrson.
Varsitv: re. txihrmarm or MrTVinald;
Froth. 6ceman. Richards. Bb Elliot.
Varsity: In. Lanoue; Froth. Hoffman.
Tucker.
Varsity: rh, Cardwell; Frosh, Pi under,
Warwick.
Vsmty: fb. Frnr!s or Douglas; Frosh,
Calahan. Phelps. Rohr.
Varsity: qb, Bauer; Frosh. Bill Smith,
Anderson.
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SAYS COACH KNIGHT
Husker Mentor Will Have 15
Lettermen on Hand for
Spring Sessions.
"No fall baseball drills this
year," said Coach Wilbur Knight
of the Cornhusker nine Thursday
afternoon.
While candidates for the dia
mond outfit were practiced last
autumn, the exponents of Abner
Doubleday's game will confine
their activities to the regular
spring season this school year.
Coach Knight finds his schedule
this fall quite crammed with Ag
college frosh pigskinners, and was
unable to work baseball sessions
into his program.
Nebraska's representatives on
the ball field will be looking up in
1936. opinionated Prof. Knight
Eight lettermen are available,
along with a host of frosh. 15
strong. The veterans include Ed
Pohlman of Garland, catcher; Jer
ry Spurlock, Lincoln, and Reed
Carsten, Clatonia, pitchers; Loyd
Wampler, Lincoln, first base; Red
Trimble, Milford, second base;
Howard Baker, Grand Island,
short stop; Max Graham, Green
wood, and Vincent Jacobson, Al
bion, outfielders.
Denver firemen were called out
on a false alarm when a bee
crawled into the fire alarm box
and caused a short circuit
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HE'LL PLAY SOON.
Min n csota-A re
f'ikings Frightened
Or Just Playing Hear?
By Arnold Levin.
Jerry LaNoue took a nasty kick
in the ribs during Wednesday's
mid-week hcrimmage. . .Pessimis
tic spectators, seeing everything
but the bright side of life, spread
the dope that his col'ar bone had
been rebroken . . . But the only ma
jor damage was a bruised rib and
loss of wind... And he's up,
around, in suit and all, ready for
more... Bob Benson lost twenty
pounds during the summer. . .He's
gained it all back and now tips
the scales at 185, in excellent con
dition. . .Jay Bcrwangcr has been
named the best kick in the coun
try. . .Nebraska might have a lot
of fun stopping him an afternoon
just a week hence. . .According to
dope from the Windy City, Bcr
wangcr will be playing behind a
light but fast Chicago line, the
"best" line in years. . .Something
else for the Nebraska fans to no
tice. Wonder how much smoke there
is in all this fire about Minnesota
fearing Nebraska on the gridiron.
From all northern reports Bernie
"Lief Erickson" Bierman is wor
ried more about his October en
gagement in Lincoln than all the
Big Ten with part of the east
thrown in for good measure. May
be the Viking helmsman has a
thoro disregard of the at least po
tential strength of his forces. But
that surely can't be. Even tho he
lost a large passel of his ablest
warriors thru graduation and in
eligibility, his third and fourth
strings last fall were almost as
powerful as the first and second.
And sophomores in Minneapolis
are reported as looking good. So
old Lief shouldn't be worried as
far as his team is concerned. But
he might he looking at this an
gle: That Nebraska held his team
to their fewest touchdowns in any
game, with but a single exception.
and that iveorasKa awn i iuse
many key point men. So the old
master sits down and figures out,
on paper, that Nebraska should be
just as tough, and probably tough
er, and that his team will perhaps
be weaker. Or maybe he's trying
to develop a case of over-confidence
in the Husker camp.
Husker passing game will be
sure shot fireworks this fall...
D. X. has been drilling his backs
and ends in the fine arts of throw
ing and snagging the pigskin...
Elmer Dohrmann's long frame and
stickv fingers are going to aid this
department of the Husker attack
considerably . . . Les "Nevcrmiss"
McDonald is taking the high ones
with his customary regularity. . .
Harris Andrews, sophomore punt
er, has been smacking some solid
ones in practice. He's small but
mighty. . .Takes the ball waist
high, steps two paces to the right.
One and Only Chance
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and his
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Friday Nite, Sept. 20th
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and sends his kicks scooting off
at about a five degree angle to the
left... Sort of cross purposes.
P i LLWIAN SOCIETY
WILL MEET FRIDAY
President of Gavel Club
Will Talk on Trip
to Georgia.
Palladlan Literary Society's first
aetivity of the season will be a .so
cial meeting to be held Friday at
8:3d in ralladian Hall.
Mrs. E. K. Brackett, president of
Palladian Gavel club, will talk on
her summer trip to Georgia. Mr.
James Anderson will play the tag
pipe.
George Wiebusch, active member'
of the group, has arranged the pro
gram. RECORD BREAKING
CROWD EXPECTED
AT OPENING GAME
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p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, and dis
tribution will continue until the
Chicago game, Sept. 2S. Fraterni
ties, sororities and other organ
izations will receive blocks on the
principle of "first come, first
served" and not subject to draw
ings as last year. A representa
tive of the group may obtain the
tickets by presenting the money
and identification cards at the ac
tivities oi'fice.
Campus organizations other
than fraternities and sororities
may also receive a block of seats,
it was pointed out. The price for
each student ticket is So, which
admits students to five home foot
ball games, eight basketball games
and all baseball, swimming, track
and wrestling events.
Battling the Cornhuskcrs in
Memorial stadium will be Chicago,
Minnesota, Oklahoma, Kansas and
Oregon State. On the basketball
schedule thus far is Brigham
Young, Missouri, Wyoming, Kan
sas State, South Dakota, Iowa
State, Oklahoma and Kansas.
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TACKLE KEARNEY
GRIDtViEN TONIGHT
Squad of 27 Chosen to Meet
'Pop' Klein's First
College Team.
Nebraska's B football team will
embark by bus today at 1 o'clock
for Kearney where they will tan
gle with Coach L. F. "Pop" Klein's
K. S. T. C. eleven tonight.
Tonight's game will determine
the status quo for many of the
aspiring Cornhuskcrs. "Pop" Klein,
former Crete high mentor, is
acknowledged one of the state's
best grid authorities, and is start
ing his first year as Kearney's
athletic head.
Twenty-seven Cornhuskcrs will
make the trip. They are as fol
lows :
Ends Richardson, Amen, Hale,
Mereicr, KiMebeck, Griffin; tack
les Doyle, Peters, Beldcrs, Kasel,
Wheeler, Heinz, Glee.n; guards
McGinnisl Flasnick, Franks, Do
herty, Doyle; centers English,
Kosman; backs Turner, Howell,
Fischer, Eldridge, Andrews, Ball,
Even.
'rrobable starting lineup:
Richardson, re.
Doyle, it.
McGinnis, rg.
English, c.
Flasnick, lg.
Peters. It.
Amen, le.
Turner or Howell, qh.
Fischer, lhb.
Eldridge, rhb.
Andrews, fb.
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Those Innocent scalpers of
freshmen at the Coliseum exit. . .
The Sig Alph member finds it in
his heart to pity the neophyte Red
Caps, but Irving Hill says blandly
that the racket is "not business,
it's philanthropy." . . A finance
clerk pausing between stampings
of identification cards to yearn for
an opportunity to better cultivate
registering beauties. . . And a bas
ketball player explaining his ap
pearance among the late fee pay
ers with a vague reference to "not
enough money."
A wide eyed brunette measuring
out the size of the fish she caught
this summer in the sand hills
at the W. A. A. candy booth just
before lunch. . . Dr. Pool most
jovial after a morning's botanical
advice. . . The town's armored car
speeding to the transfer of the
forenoon's registration haul. . .
New arrivals with
smartness, low-priced
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was." . , A gaunt stubble faced
youth in a great hurry on a bike
with an attached basket . . And
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