The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 24, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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    Tuesday, MarcK 2?, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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9 Saturday' scrimmage brought a lot of weaknesses to light...
Fumbling was committeed by a lot of the backs in the two hour
session on the practice fields. . .Inaccurate timing was one of the
reasons for this fault which seemed to be of the catching variety
since it spread from unit to unit.
This scrimmage session impressed the fact upon a great
many of the grid aspirants that getting ' into good shape early in
the season Is one of the gridiron musts. . .Another thing, it served
to remind some that regular attendance at practice sessions Is
advantageous. . .Otherwise it was a good show... Coach Presnell
had thh to say at the conclusion: "We'll have to remember that
this scrimmage was the first real effort. I was well pleased with
what some had to offer."
Some of the standouts from our vantage point which was
directly behind the broad backs of Presnell, Gus Holm and Roy
Prochaska were Charles Wright, Bert Gissler, Bob Deviney, Forrest
Bachman, Howard Debus, Roy Long, Dale Bradley, Randall Salisbury,
Mary Thompson. . .There were others but these seemed to show a
little bit more shine than their team mates. . .Wright and Thompson
are both frosh performers. . .The latter, weighing about 160 and the
son of the dean, is making a determined bid for a squad position next
fall... He uncorked several runs that were good for twenty yards
apiece.
Forrest Bachman was the first casualty of the spring ses
sion... After breaking into the scoring column by blocking D.
Thompson's punt and running 25 yards with the ball for a score
...A little while later he emerged from a pile-up with his mouth
streaming blood. ..During the mixup he had been kicked in the
mouth... One tooth was chipped off, three were knocked loose,
his lower lip required stitches to close it and both of his gums
were cut... "It doesn't hurt except when I touch it," Bachman said
yesterday. .. It was not immediately known whether or not the
nerves were broken in the three teeth and repeated X-rays will
have to be made to determine whether or not the teeth will have
to be removed... He will probably be out for the remainder of the
spring drills but has a first team post virtually assured.
Dick Luther, Cambridge end and brother of Butch, an All
conference back a year earlier, is out for spring drill. Luther has
been hampered due to his need for glasses previously but last Tuesday
he received a pair of contact lenses. . .These are lenses that fit under
the eyelids and remove the danger of broken glass... He is getting
accustomed to them and they seem to help him a great deal. '
) Eddie Schwartzkoph, 170 pound guard who won all-conference
recognition two years ago, was back in town for a one
day stand Saturday. . .He was over taking in scrimmage sessions
and looked no bigger in his duration suit than he did when he
was the fifth man opposing backfields when they were carrying
the ball... He left school when the national guards were called
into action... At that time he had a sergeants rank but since
then he was sent to officer's school so that now he wears the
bar of second lieutenant. . .He was impressed with the show and
said that he "would be back for my last year of competition
even if it is in 1970." "I'll still be in condition then," he added...
He Is on his way to Engewood, Calif.
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Counteny Sunday Journal and Star
Shown above Is action resulting from the first scrimmage of the spring football sessions. Roy
Long, reconditioned fullback from Blair, is shown after an eight yard advance over the center position.
Dean Jackson, his Navy team mate is shown heading down the field to block out some would-be tackier.
The setting is the freshman practice field on last Saturday afternoon.
Intramurals
Reach Finals
In 3 Fields
Ecta ping pongers became the
first team to clinch a league cham
pionship when they wipped the
Phi Gams 3-2 in the title deciding
game of league 1.
The ZBT s are well on their way
to the league championship with 3
wins compared to no losses.. A vic
tory tonight over the Farm
House will clinch the champion
ship.
The Kappa Sigs can become
champs of league 3 by winning
over Delta tonight. A defeat will
ncan that the Betas will move in
to a tie for first position.
The winner of the SAE and DU
game will become the winner of
league 4.
Bowling.
Beta keglcrs strengthened their
hold on first place in league 1 by
virtue of 1548-1333 and 1586-1389
wins over the Beta Sigs and Alpha
Sigs respectively. Davis paced the
victors in both matches.
Kappa Sigs held on to the first
position in league 2. Jim Evinger
with scores of 181 and 224 was
high man in the 1596-1318 victory
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ANDROCLES and the LION
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IN MODERN DRESS
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TONIGT'S GAMES.
Phi Psi vs, SAM.
Z B T vs. Farm House.
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Gams.
Theta Xi vs. Delta Sigs.
A G R vs. Sigma Chi.
Kappa Sigma vs. Delta
Delta.
Sigma Nu vs. Phi Delts.
S A E vs. D U.
Phi
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Sports Quiz
(A Nebraskan sports quiz . . .
See how good you are ... An
swers at the bottom of the page.)
1. What is Biff Jones present
position in the sports world?
Where is he located?
2. What title did Harold Hunt
annex at the recent Butler relays
in Indianapolis? What was the
record that he set?
3. Who preceded Biff Jones as
football coach at Nebraska?
Where is he coaching now?
4. Who is Elwyn Dees?
5. WTio won the I-M Jack Best
trophy last year? What event de
cided the race?
6. What sports does Ad Lewan-
dowski have a part in coaching?
7. Where did Elmer Holm coach
before he came to Nebraska?
What is his coaching position at
Nebraska ?
8. Who was Nebraska's last of
ficial Ail-American? What posi
tion did he play?
9. What Big Six coach is cele
brating 25 years of coaching in
basketball circles?
10. What Husker won a title in
the Midwest wrestling tournament
this season?
finals of the 1942 intramural
handball tourney. The tie will be
played off before the semi-finals
tonight
The winning team will play the
ZBTs tonight and the winning
team in the semi-finals will battle
with the winner of the DU, Phi
Delt match in the finals.
The strong DUs eliminated Farm
House 4-2, while Phi Delts eked
out a 3-1 victory over the Phi
Psis. In the other bracket the
ZBTs will be tangling with an in
spired team after the tie is played
off.
over the Farm House. Evinger
again paced the Kappa Sigs as he
rolled games of 137 and 201
against the Delts.
The Phi Gams and the SAE's
are tied lor first place in league
3. Both teams hold their wins over
the Sammies and the Phi Psis.
Competition in league 4 is very
close with the Sig Uus holding a
slight lead over the Sig Eps and
the ZBT's. Ed Milder of the ZBT's
rolled scores of 255 and 205 in
their only victory.
Kappa Sigs and Sigma Nus, tied
last night in the match to sec
which team would enter the semi-
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