Thursday, October 24, 1 940
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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tve go again
This Saturday, a young gentle
man, one P. Christman, the big,
blonde Viking giant known from
Saskatchewan to Sssat aa "Pitch
in' Paul," "The Blonde Bomber,"
"The Missouri Mauler," "The Dan
gerous Dane," et cetera, will make
his second appearance on the grid
iron of Nebraska Memorial stad
ium. The other time, in 1938, Mr.
Christman led his team to a 13-9
victory over a stubborn Corn
husker team.
Last year, at Columbia, in keep
ing with his general performance
for the year (which earned for
him an Ail-American berth), the
same gentleman handed Nebraska
a 27-13 defeat which was recorded
as one of the major upsets of the
1940 season.
Orf twins gone.
In those other two games how
ever, Paul was aided and abetted
Slip the ball to me, Paul . . .
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by two long Tigermen, the Orf
twins, who were in themselves a
pair of potential Ail-American
players in the eyes of many sports
writers.
Just how well he can do with
out these two lanky flanks is a
question for conjecture.
To date, Coach Don Faurot's
team, last year's Big Six confer
ence champions, have played- two
conference games, winning both
handily.
Walk on Cyclones.
On October 12, the Tigers
downed Kansas State, 24-13, with
Christman's knee injury cutting
down his playing time consider
ably.
Last week he sat out most of
the Iowa State game on the bench
while his mates encountered very
little difficulty in bowling over the
lowans to the tune of a 30 to 14
victory.
Just exactly how effective his
passes will be against the Corn
husker pass defense which proved
to be so sketchy against Indiana,
but showed considerable improve
ment at Lawrence last week re
mains to be seen.
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Here's the start of a spinner with Missouri's Paul Christman on
the right getting ready to shoot the pigskin to Jimmy Starmer on a
tricky reverse. The Tigers are loaded with reverses and spinners in
their bag of football hoop-a-la.
Presbyterians meet
The Presbyterian Student Fel
lowship held its regular noon
luncheon in the Faculty dining
room Wednesday. Mr. C. K. Morse,
who spoke on "Training for Tol
erance," led a discussion follow
ing the dinner in Parlor X.
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