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The DAILY NEBRASKAN
Iowa State works hard for Saturday. . .
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by June Bierbower
It's Iowa State Saturday, and
nobody around this heah state can
think of anything that would be
quite so humiliating as a Husker
loss to the Cyclones after beating
Minnesota.
Theres a little matter of an
8-7 defeat of last year that the
boys would like to even up, but
the Cyclones feel about the game
Saturday like the Huskers felt
about the Minnesota game, as wit
xiess this excerpt from an Iowa
State press dispatch:
"No lineup changes are con
templated by Coach Jim Yeager
as he prepares his Iowa State
Cyclones for the BIG HOME
GAME of the year with the Ne
braska Cornhuskers, Saturday.
From what we hear the Ames
boys are ready to give the Husk
ers a surprise party this fall. The
uppermost thing in their minds is
to make it two in a row over the
Huskers and to beat the team that
beat Minnesota.
Two years ago the Huskers
came perilously close to humili
ation at Ames after beating
Minnesota 14-9. A tired Nebras
ka team, suffered a let-down,
and before they knew it the
Amesmen had scored. Paul
Amen's 80 yard end around
touchdown tied it up, but it
wasn't until the last quarter
that Marv Plock ran 75 yards
on a punt return to score the
winning touchdown. The Husk
ers added another one, before
the game was over, but there
were a lot of weak hearts in Ne
braska until after the final
whistle blew.
Yale lost one of its most rabid
devotees and alums as Samuel
Hoyt, national president of the
AAU died after an auto accident
over the week end.
Hoyt was state's attorney for
Connecticut, and lived in New
Haven where he could follow the
Eli's to his heart's content. Hoyt,
who was here last summer for
the AAU track meet, had been
a little apprehensive about Yale
football chances for the year, but
the New Haven boys started out
' all right as they beat Columbia.
Hoyt'fl three sons had attended
Mercersburg where they were
members of the famous Mercers
burg prep school swimming teams,
and one of them later became a
star at Lehigh.
We'd like to see what the
Huskers could do with their
aerial attack now that they
seem to have found a running
game to go with it. Of course,
Iowa State's football team
which entertains the Huskers
Saturday has lost its stars from
last year Including Everett
Kischer, Ed Bock, Gordon Reup
ke, Paul Morin, George Bazik
and Henry Wilder among others.
They will be working hard
for the Huskers, having had
three games under their belt
already. They beat Coe, and lost
to Denver and Kansas univer
sity, but none of those games
was as important to them as
the game Saturday will be.
Martin Boswell, veteran end
from Roswell, N. M., is the Cy
clone captain this year. The
starting lineup against K. U.
which may also get the call
against Nebraska, included Bos
well and Bill Bliss at ends: Ber
nard Mickelson and Bob Moody
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at tackles; Ernest Mueller and
Tom Smith, guards; and Jack
West, center. Bill Wallace, Lind
say Vinsel, Don Griswold and
Merle Osborne were in the back
field. Moody won a freshman
numeral as a first year center
at Nebraska three years ago.
Every man on the Cyclone
team with the exception of soph
omores Mickelson and Wallace
is a letterman, with Boswell,
West and Bliss the only seniors.
Rally committee offers
I $1 for best game slogan
Persons with slogans for the
Baylor football game, next home
contest, should bring them to the
DAILY office. An award of $1
will be given the person whose
slogan is selected by the rally
committee. All slogans should be
submitted by Tuesday, Oct. 17.
18-0 for Betas
in Intramural;
Phi Sigs, 1-0
Beta Theta Pi showed their
heels to the Alpha Sigs, 18 to 0,
in yesterday's fraternity football
games. Flu sigs ekea out a nar
row victory over Theta Xi, 1 to 0,
in an extra period contest. These
League I games were the only
ones scheduled, Tonight, Theta Xi
will attempt to down the Sig
Alphs in League I.
The League II card has Sigma
Nu pitted against the Sammies,
DU versus PiKA and Delta Theta
Phi paired with Phi Psi.
In League III the Sig Eps play
Chi Phi, Sigma Chi tackles the
Phi Delts and Delta Sigma Pi
tangles with Beta Sigma Psi.
The Phi Gams, League IV sur
prise leader, will attempt to keep
their record intact against Farm
House; Acacia vies with ZBT, and
the Kappa Sigs will try to brea'.r
out of the loss column in a fray
with Dalta Tau Delta.
Of Capital university's 1939 edu
cation graduates, 72 percent have
been placed in teaching positions.
L. di Benedetto
succeeds Hoyt
AAU president dies
after weekend car wreck
Louis di Benedetto, city recrea
tion director of New Orleans will
automatically fill the post of na
tional president of the AAU left
vacant by the death of Samuel E.
Hoyt, sr.
Hoyt, state's attorney in New
Haven county of Connecticut, died
Monday night after injuries sus
tained in an automobile accident
over the week end. Hoyt suffered
a fractured skull and a brain con
cussion and failed to regain con
sciousness before his death.
Yale grad.
A graduate of Yale law school,
he was prominent in his state's
republican politics as an attorney
and former state legislator.
Hoyt, 64 years of age, was In
Lincoln last summer for the na
tional AAU track meet, and was
serving his second term as na
tional AAU president. DiBenedetto
was first vice president at the
time of Hoyt's death and has been
in Lincoln several times at the
AAU meet.
Barb girls urged
to enter sports
All unaffiliated girls are urged
to join independent sports teams
and enter into the all season inter
murals. Deck tennis tournaments
are now in session, and basketball,
archery, bowling, ping-pong and
Nebraska ball will follow.
Baseball, soccer-baseball, tennis
and badminton will not be played
until spring. All notices concern
ing inter-mural practices and con
tests will be posted on the W.A.A.
bulletin board in Grant Memo
rial. A special course in the Russian
language and literature has been
added to the Cornell university
curriculum.
Univesity of Wyoming students
last year spent $64,500 in member
ship dues in student organizations.
$23,373.75 was for national dues,
pins and initiation fees.
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