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Tlie DAILY NEBIUSKAN
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tcrccptcd Sicks' pass and after
a beautiful downfield drive, went
over from the two. lie missed the
try from placement.
In the same quarter, Eddie
Schwartzkopf, Lincoln sophomore
sprawled on Seelye's fumble on
the Wildcat 24 and Butch Luther
Bcampered over on the next play.
Hopp again failed at placement.
In the fourth quarter, Rohrig
flung a high hard one to Bob
DeFruiter who raced six yards to
the corner of the end zone. Rohrig
added Nebraska's first extra
point.
The timer had his gun in the
air and most of the 15,000 spec
tators here began filing for the
exits when Kansas State staged
a desperate rally that netted one
touchdown. Seelye passed to
Barnhardt from the Husker 13,
Nichols, in the game's dying mo
ments, missed the try for extra
f point.
-r A last minute passing attack
I against a Husker team sprinkled
with third stringers scored for the
K-Staters. The Nebraskans got
out of a hole after the Wildcats
had a pass ruled complete be
cause of interference on Duwe by
Ken Simmons. Hermie Rohrig
punted a 77 yarder from his 12
to the K-State 11.
But Seelye tossed a long one
to Peters for 38 yards, and on
the next play the K-Staters recov
ered after Bob DeFruiter fumbled
a pass he had intercepted. Seelye
tossed to Peters for five, then to
Barnhard for the touchdown. The
attempted kick by Nichols was
wide, and the game ended soon
afterward. .
Rohrig got off two kicks of
over 75 yards, as he, Luther,
Hopp and DeFruiter were the best
Husker backs.
The forward wall turned in
fine performance, especially in the
second half. The alert Husker
backs were covering most of the
Wildcat passes until the final
I march, allowing them a .500 av
I erage on completions. Alfson, Ed
A Schwartzkopf, Burruss, Abel
h Preston, Seeman and Kahler were
line standouts.
Kent Duwe, soph fullback, was
the big offensive noise for the
Wildcats. Duwe was consistently
plunging thru the Husker line for
nice gains. Seelye was tossing fine
passes, while Beezley, Weiner,
Hamlin and Crumbaker looked
good in the line. The K-Staters
outgaincd N. U. statistically but
couldn't cash in on their chances
while Nebraska was hopping on
every opportunity.
Nebraska was rather badly out
played in the statistics but played
for the breaks and that was what
paid off in touchdowns. Lineups
and summary:
Nebraska - Kan. Mini
Sceniunn le Swunson
R. Kahler It Welner
R. Schwartzkopf . . . . Ig Beezley
Hurruai e Hamlin
Alfson tk Huff
H. Schwartzkupf. .. .rt Huffman
Ash burn re Crumbaker
I'etsoh qh Brock
KohrlK Ih Nlrmnn
Luther rb Duwe
Dobsnn (G. C. ) . . . . fl, Fnir
Official: Referee, I)wlKht Ream. Wash
burn; umpire, H. J. Firkins, Iowa State:
llneiiman. Urady Sklllern, Oklahoma; field
Judge, Parke Carroll. Kansai City U.
Nebraska 0 12 7-25
K Stat A 0 3 0 6-9
Touchdown: Nebraska Rohrlir. Luther,
DeFruiter, Hopp; Kansas State-Barnhardt.
Try for point: Nebraska Rohrig (place
kirk). Field goal: Kansai Stale-Brock (place-
VI,-11
V-W Substitutions: Nebraska Ends. Preston.
i.iiowick, K. rroennska; tackles: Herndon
i)ehm, Muskln; guards: Munaky, llerr
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By June Bierbower
The Huskers won again yester
day, and once again the boys came
back to their old opportunist hab
its... they were outdowned, and
outyarded both in the air and on
the ground, but they let K-State
make the mistakes, and then
cashed in on them... like three
years ago when the Huskers won
40-0 at Lincoln. . .that 80 yard
punt return of Hermie Rohrig's
was a beaut. . .Hermie had some
wonderful blocking as he caught
the ball on his own 20 toward the
west sideline, then swung over to
the east side and sprinted on to
the goal.
Sophomores were the boys who
recovered those two fumbles that
set up scores for the Huskers..
Eddie Schwartzkopf recovered
Melvin Seelye's bobble on the re
state 24, and Butch Luther scored
the third touchdown on a reverse
again... the boys just couldn't be
away from those scoring reverses
more than a week, and today's was
the fourth reverse the Huskers had
used t score. . .remember they
skipped against Baylor... and
Luther is now Husker high point
scorer with 18 points, all three
touchdowns having come on re
verses. .. Kent Duwe, that fine
sophomore plunger lived up to his
reputation yesterday. . .on the K
Staters march to a field goal he
got 36 yards thru the line.
Beta's win
golf, tennis
l-M titles
Gopher game makes Cuban
NU fan; writes for pep song
Nebraska U's latest synthetic alumnus is from Habana, Cuba, in
the form of one Luis Cereijo, who was so affected by the broadcast of
Nebraska's victory over Minnesota, that he wrote a letter to the
Nebraska athletic deDartmcnt.
Beta Theta PI players won both The letter, which follows here, tells in itself more than a story
the intramural tennis and golf could. Mr. Cereijo got the song for which he asked "Dear Old Ne
championships last week as Beta braska U" from the athletic department. It's good to know that the
" TT...1 1 1 J A. 11 i 1 . A. -f I
players beat the Delts in the ten- ""Tv, S ? JZ S rat.es up mm iew in ere.jo s opinion,
r, ' . , , a. , , with those of Northwestern, Yale, Notre Dame and Southern Cal,
nis finals, and the Phi Delts in whlcn are thruout the country;
golf finals. And if you are ever inclined to think the Huskers haven't any
Leon Davis, Hastings red-head spirit well, just get out Cereijo's letter and read it. It follows:
star, captained the Beta's through
out the season as they beat Sigma
Nu in the first round, Delta Up
silon In the second round, the Sig
Alphs in the semi-finals, and the
Delts in the finals. Keith Howard
played No. 2 for the team, and
George Cockle was third man.
Davis wins.
Davis beat Ed Dosek and How
ard beat Dick Gellatly in the first
two matches of the finals, so the
tussle between Cockle and Jack
Cates of the Delts was called off
after a set since the Beta's had
the title cinched. The Delts beat
Chi Phi in the first round, the
Kappa Sigs in the second and Phi
Sigma Kappa in the semi-finals.
The Sig Alphs beat the Phi Sigs
for third place.
The golf team came through to
a 7',i to l'2 win over the Phi Delts
in the finals. Only three men
needed to win for the Beta's, a
fourth match being called off since
the winners had an unsurmount
able lead at the end of three
matches.
Wiedmann wins.
Jack Wiedmann, the Beta's No,
1, beat Chuck Oldfather, Phi Delt,
2 to 1; Sid Held, Beta No. 3 won
3 points and lost none to Charley
Harris, while Frank Vette won 2V
and lost a half to Phil Anwyl. Jack
Hyland, Beta No. 2, and Harmann
Goetze, Phi Delt's second best,
didn't play.
The Beta s won their way to the
finals by beating the ATO's, the
Alpha Sigma Phi s, and the Sig
Alphs. The Phi Delts had won
from the Kappa Sigs, DU's and
bigma Nu s.
However, it was his fumble
which was recovered by soph Ken
bimmons which gave NU the op
portunity for their fourth touch
down . . . Rohrig passed to Knieht.
then to DeFruiter for the last score
...it came after two minutes
were gone in the fourth quarter,
The other touchdown came when
Hopp interested a pass early in
the second half and got to the K
State 40... He plunged over from
the two with six and one-half min
utes gone and then two minutes
later the Huskers had recovered
their other fumble and scored...
that makes the second Saturday in
a row Nebraska has scored two
touchdowns in the third quarter in
less than nine minutes.
K-State is the first team to
score against Nebraska on a pass
...Seelye passed to Bernhardt
over the Husker goal . . . K-State
gained 115 yards on passes, quite
a few of them when the Huskers
had reserves in the secondary...
the backs in when K-State scored
were third stringers with the ex
ception of Hermie Rohrig... how
mann, Abel, Stearns: centers: Ramey
meier; quanerDacKS, Knignt, T, Thomp
son, Porter; halfbacks: DeFruiter, Rohrig
Bob Kahler; fullbacks. Rohn, Simmons
Kansas State Ends: Barnhardt, Munxer,
McUutchen, Peters; tackles: Raemar, Ie
hord; guards: Huff, Nichols. Fairman
Nlcmollrr; center: Hannah: quarterbacks
Seelye, Sicks; halfbacks: Langvardt, Kirk
Tlmmons; fullback: Wllklns.
Officials: Referee, PwlEht Ream, Wash-
hum; umpire, B. J. Firkins, Iowa State
lineman, tirady Sklllern, Oklahoma; field
JuriKc, Parke Carroll, Kansas City U.
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Luis Cereijo
Padre Varela Street 917.
Habana, Cuba.
Havana, October 14th, 1939.
Director of Athletics
At Nebraska University
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dear sir:
Though I take the liberty of addressing you without mentioning
your name I beg you to forgive me for it and when you do it I'll be
satisfied. I write this letter to you with the purpose to obtain the
college marches of Nebraska University especially "Dear Old Ne
braska" for I am making a collection of the most famous Universi
ties in U.S.A. and I have pointed Nebraska to join in my collection.
I have already got to my collection "Go. U. Northwestern" from
Northwestern U.; "Victory March" from Notre Dame; "Fight On"
from Southern California U.; "Boola Boola" from Yale U. and I
hope the next will be Nebraska college marches.
I like very much football and in snort I like it the best. I en
joyed last Saturday October 7th hearing through the C.B.S. how the
"Cornhuskers" ot Nebraska defeated the always mighty and power-
tui eleven ot Minnesota 6-0 oh boy! that game made a glorious day
on Nebraska U. history. Yeah siree! to push a powerful team of big
mastoaontes as mighty Minnesota back to crash and fall on bitter
defeat is not an easy job, you have to fight each minute, each sec
ond, eacn moment of game, fight hard even to have yourself be
brought out of game on a stretcher because if you don't have your
eyes wide opened a minute, there is the loss of your game!
I am a boy twenty years old. I Dlaved foot-ball here with the
friends around town and thouah I am not a critic. sDort-writer or
else, I know the "Cornhuskers" of Nebraska had to fight hard every
indues ot ine Tieia to lead tnis game to a final score of 6-0. That's
why Nebraska ought to be proud of their "Cornhuskers". I hope I
will get some others games of Nebraska and then I will pray for
your victory. I anxious expect your kindly reply and let you know
that here far away Nebraska University have the admiration of a
tvui-Dau aamirer
Affectionately yours,
Luis Cereijo
(Signed)
ever, there's a guy named Paul
Christman coming up Saturday,
and the Huskers will do well to be
on guard. . .Butch Luther, instead
of running smoothly as in the first
Luther, Weekes, Grace score
as white f rosh dump Greenies
Amen-coached squad piles up 2 touchdowns, goal
over Mills boys in contest on new practice field
With Dick Luther, Cambridge;
four games, was rocking when he Ernie Weck of 0mah c t ,
carried the ball today... it makes .
him much harder to stop... Luther and EuSene Grace, Neligh, doing
did some fine ball carrying. . .and the scoring, the Amen coached
Eddie Schwartzkopf was in there frosh defeated the green shirt
again today. . .besides recovering freshman leam 17.0 Fri(,
that fumble he was in on the play t 3
nract ca v everv time a K-K afpf """ xuu ima vuauuuu uie ios-
was stopped.
Nebraska ball
starts at Ag
Practice for Nebraska ball, first
team sport for ag coeds, has been
held every night this week at the
ers in the tilt, which was played
on the new practice field.
The first scoring play in the
game was a field goal, which
Luther kicked early in the second
quarter, booting the ball at a diffi
cult angle from the 24 yard line,
Luther rushes pass.
Shortly after making the field
student activities building with &oal- Luther rushed an attempted
.rnnri nttAndanA nt Kiinh a.irn Pass by the green shirts, and
Mrs. Jean Danielson. women's Johnny Goodsell, Omaha, recov-
r,hvir.Qi .Hi.tii intnir.tr.r on red on the Green 11 yard stripe.
ag campus, said yesterday. first touchdown of the game
Monday, girls who have '"" 1IU',U P'y. in
nttnnfieri nr lenst on of the which a placekick was faked;
practices will be assigned to teams Bradley passing to Weekes to
ana a tournament win re neia, " i"
Mrs Danlelson nairl ns she an- "CK Wa3 good for the extra point.
nounced the organization of the 1X1 ine U11 period, the Greens
a? women's intramural sDorts tiro- m"de a bad pass from center, giv-
gram. Any girls who wish to play in th Whites the ball on the
but have not been to Dractice can Green 20. After several line
attend either tonight or Friday smashes, Grace plunged over for
evening between 5 and 6 at the
activities building,
Tournament games will be
played between 5:15 and 6 Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. The
bulletin board in the building will
carry team assignments and game
schedules Monday,
Tennis and ping pong tourna
ments are also scheduled for the
girls, with this evening the dead
line for entering. There will be
both begiMK-rs' and veterans' di
vision!, the physical education in
structor stated.
ring pong tables and paddles
are available in the activities
building for the use of both men
and women students, Mrs. Daniel
son said
the second touchdown. Luther con
verted again.
The Whites outclassed the
Greens in every quarter and for
most of three periods the ball was
deep in the Green territory. The
passing of Dale Bradley, former
Bethany ace, was outstanding.
The lineup and summary or the
game:
Whites Greens
".race le Kuthol
Kordy It Hennings
Roberts 1; Johannes
Pa hi i c (C) Bauer
Irick i R. Bradley
Goodsell rt McNiitt
Davles (C) re Inula
Luther q' Mcthcny
O. Bradley Ih Athcy
Kroulk rh Thompson
Kebal fb Find lay
Score by periods:
Whites 0 10 7 0 IT
Creens 0 0 0 0 0
Touchdown: Grace, Weekes.
Try for point: Luther 2 (I'laceklcks).
Field goal: Luther Plai-eklck.
Substitutions: Krlcke, Byler, Partington,
Lemmerman, CleaveiiKer, Bonahoom, Han
son, Marrow, Sheldon, Hood, M. Kuaka,
Bryant, Brendal, Poe, Fisher, Taylor,
Huffman, Nyden, Von Goeti, Kelly, Salis
bury. Referee: Bill Pfelff, Nebraska.
A total of $18,625 in gifts from
twelve different sources was ac
cepted by the University of Wis
consin board of regents recently.
Take R.O.T.C. pictures
R. O. T. C. infantry and engineer
units, will have their pictures
taken for the Cornhusker this
week. Tictures will be taken at the
campus studio.
Thursday. Nov.
P. m. ; K, 4 p.
H, 8 . m. ; I,
2:
m.
Friday, Nov. 3: 1., 11 a. m.
Hiiturdny, Nov. 4: M, 9 a. m.
Monday, Nov. 6: A, 11 a. in.;
p. m.
Tuesday, Nov. 7: C, 11 a. m. J
p. m.; K, 4 p. m.
Wednesday, Nov. 8: F, t I, m,
p. m.
Knirlneers,
Friday, Nov. 27: A, 11 a. ni.!
B,
D,
a,
"When I
was a girl . . .
"Everything was a lot more dif
ficult. When we wanted to buy
or sell something we had to hunt
all over town to find a buyer or
seller. We would just wear our
selves out! But now everything
is so different and easy. To get
results, all students have to do is
insert a low cost result-getting
Daily Nebraska Classified Ad."
And the cost is only 10c a line.
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