Friday, November 1, 1940
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Footballers-381
strong-entrain
for Oklahoma
Huskrrs swk fourth
season win from high
flying, potent Sooners
Nebraska meets the mid
point of its 1940 campaign on
the gridiron Saturday.
For on this day, the llusk-r-rs
will play their fifth game
of the season. Four are behind
tbem and after Saturday, fcur
will remain to be played.
Oklahoma is a real threat to tho
Cornhuf.kers' chances of finishing
the season without a defeat. The
SKners are ready for the Husk
ers and have been pointing for
this game for several weeks now.
The outcome of the game is be
lieved to fore
oast the shadow
of the Big Six
champion fo:
this year. Thus
ly, all the anxi
ety on the part
of' both team?
to win this
game Saturday
Only setback
on the Sooner
schedule is the
19-16 reverse
handed to it by
the University
of Texas. Two
conference foes
have succumbed
and one Mis
souri Valley team.
Leading the squad of 38 varsity
performers to Oklahoma are Co
Csptains Theoa Thompson and
Harry Hopp. senior backfield per
formers. Johnny "Bull" Martin
will captain the Sooner eleven.
The team left Thursday night
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Si?s with a studenta he&lth bu
reau. The Delts have a "Kitty's
Quiz' and the Gamma Phi Betas
"Nellies Gone Away." The Chi
O's will delve into surrealism and
the AGR's have a musical number
centering around a whistling rou
tine. Armanri Hunter, the suave mas
ter of ceremonies last year, will
be on hand again this year. John
ny Cox and his band will furnish
the music for the affair.
at 10:45 by train for Norman, via
Kansas City. A workout will be
held this afternoon at Taft sta
dium, home of Classen high school
football team, in Oklahoma City.
Due back Sunday.
The Nebraska squad will leave
earner for Lin
coln on the re
turn trip than
the student spe
cial, arriving in
Lincoln at 1:50
Sunday afternoon.
Listed in ad
dition to Coach
Biff Jones'
three full teams
are Jack Vin
cent, triple
threater, and
Freddy Me-
more quarter- miv -nw..r"
back. The lat- junfci.
ter has yet to
see service this year.
Coaches Jones, mnn yman.
and r.len Presnell. Student Man
ager Monk Meyer, Team Physi
cian Dr. Earl Deppen ana iTainer
Elwyn Dees will accompany the
Nebraska varsity.
Conches A. J. Lewandowski and
W. H. Browne will be on scouting
trips.
Injuries slight.
Th ennad took a lifcht warmup
drill, Thursday, as the heavy prac
tice sessions tapered off. The
whnV team was in near perfect
physical condition. Handicaped by
injuries still are rtermie nonng
and Jerry Kathol.
The starting problem of the
Huskers is still in doubt at the
left halfback post. Hopp may start
in place of the filing Rohrig. Novel
Wood may creep into the Sooner
lineup for Clifton Speegle at cen
ter for the only Oklahoma change
at game time.
Making trip.
The squad personnel is as fol
lows:
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Huskcr Iwo-milers
to run vs. Sooners
Nebraska's undefeated Big Six
two-mile quartet departs for Nor
man, Okla., this morning for a
harrier race with the Oklahoma
Sooner cross-country runners.
Bill Lyda, Sooner mainstay, will
be the chief opposition to the
Husker foursome. Little Bobby
Ginn, Madison sophomore, and
Harold Brooks, Gothenburg junior,
will head the Nebraska quartet.
Others making the trip are Bill
Cook, letterman, and Darrell Car
rels, Diller.
Frosh and Scouts
in gridiron battle
One of these afternoons, Coach
Harold Pete's freshman football
ers are going to beat the Scout
club of Ad Lewandowski. To date,
the frosh have gone to bat three
times against the Scouts and hare
been retired each time without a
win.
The fourth Sco'jt-Frosh football
battle will be played this after
noon at 4:05 on the freshman
practice field west of the coliseum.
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