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Friday, March 27. 1942
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This is the type of action that Coach Glenn Presnell would like to see more of. Rain, cold and more bad weather have con
spired to keep the Huskers Inside. If everything goes right, this type of activity will be carried out tomorrow afternoon in an extended
scrimmage. The above cut shows one of the Blue assaults from last Saturday.
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for good summer work. Those se
lected will be sent to their home
towns or wherever they choose.
Those interested must write to
F.velyn M. Tnfilett, 606 Terminal
buiMinp Bnd state the hours they
would be free for an interview,
letters asking for an interview
Tinist be in by April 2 to be con
sidered for an interview.
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PING-PONG.
Finals.
Zeta Beta Tau, 4; Delta Up
silon, 1.
Semi-finals.
Delta Upsilon, 4; Kapfia
Sigma, 1.
Zeta Beta Tau, 4; Beta Theta
Pi, 1.
Consolations.
Beta Theta Pi, 4; Kappa
Sigma, 1.
Some 500 students of Louisiana
State university hvT dropped
their studies to enter the nation's
armed services.
Nine hundred industrial workers
completed initial training in 27
separate defense courses at Notre
Dame university January 31.
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A'o Laments
Without Bierinan, Gophers
Will Still Have Good Team
MINNEAPOLIS, March 26.
That Minnesota is going to have
the very best football it can under
wartime circumstances will be the
understanding when Dr. George
Hauser and his - newly revamped
coaching staff meet the 1942 squad
to open spring practice on Mon
day. March 30.
During the last World war ath
letics moped and nearly died from
lack of attention, but this time
the national policy calls for de
tailed attention to physical condi
tion and bodily hardening, and
college athletic will be held up
both as a means to those ends
and as an example.
Lettermen Expected.
Twenty-five lettermen are ex
pected back to lead the squad of
better than 100 men who will get
their first taste of drill under the
coaching combination of Dr. Haus
er, Red Dawson, Bud Wilkinson,
Bert Easton, Sig Harris and John
Ronning.
When graduation took its toll
last fall, 15 lettermen left and six
of these were guards. Moreover,
not too many of the men who will
show up Monday are trained for
guard duty. Best prospects are
Wally Holmstrom. a letterman;
John Bichankh, Bob Sanders and
Oeorge Path, reserves; and Charles
Dellaho of Virginia and Dick
Plunkett of Austin, both outstand
ing freshmen during fall and win-
iter practices. Plunkett is the
brother of quarterback Warren
1 Plunkett.
Have Plenty of Odds.
As was shown during last year's
I games, Minnesota had and still has
J plenty of good ends. Only Bob
I Fitch and Charles (Judd) Ringer
; graduated, leaving six men as
most hkely contestants for the
it-KuiHr pj.ai next fail. They are
Bill Eaumgartner, who was hurt
For Easter
Puf your best foot
forward with Evans
cleaned clothes.
Now More Than Ever
Good Dry-cleaning Pays
Save 10"o Cash & Carry
-v333 No. 12 St.
Courtrav Sundftv Journal fend Star.
... A'o Doubt
in the opening game last season;
Joe Hirscher, Cliff Anderson, Carl
Ekberg, Hein and John Mulready.
Two men, Roy Lilja and Fren Baa
ton, have been praised for their
work in this position with the
freshmen squad. They are both
from the city championship Min
neapolis West high.
Captain Dick Wildung leads the
tackle aggregation and is strong
ly supported by veteran line
plungers. Only Butch Levy and
Urban Odson of the starters
graduated, leaving such men as
Ed Lechner, Paul Mitchell, John
Townley and Manly Wilcox of
last year's reserves and Jack
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Take time out for loaf in', fellows, and weax one of the
most popular coats on the campus... the loafer jacket.
Made of all wool, they're just right for dress or sports
wear.
COLD'S
Drake Desires
Aid in Hunt
for f42 Queen
... of Annual Relays
Des Moines, Iowa, (Special)
The University of Nebraska hew
been, invited to share in the nation
wide search for the Queen of the
1942 Drake Relays. Invitations to
enter a candidate for Queen have
been issued to yearbook editors of
all the schools which will partici
pate in the Relays.
The thirty-third annual event,
which has become known as
"America's Athletic Classic," will
be held at Drake university in Des
Moines, Iowa, the week-end of
April 24 and 25.
The contest is sponsored by the
1942 QUAX, . Drake university
yearbook. The queen will be chos
enon the basis of beauty, intelli
gence personality and poise.
The candidates are judged from
photographs submitted by the
year-book of the schools they rep
resent and from information fur
nished on questionnaires.
Parties Are Feature.
A two-day reign complete with
parties, receptions, luncheons, par
ade, the Drake Relays and the Re
lays dance await the 1942 Queen.
Escorts will be furnished by
Drake fraternities and the 1942
QUAX beauties will act as her
Court rf Honor.
The Queen, the ninth to reign
over the Relays, will be brought
to Des Moines April 24 with trans
portation as well as all expenses
while she is in the city paid.
In other years the Queen has
come from Nortnwesi.ern univer
sity (twice), Fresno State College
in California, the University of
Texas (twice), Butle university,
the University of Missouri and
Coe College in Iowa.
Heeren of Chicago and Charles
Heimark of Clarkfield, coming up
from the plebe team
The backfield next year will be
composed almost entirely of 1941
veterans. All-American Bruce
Smith and versatile Bob Swelter,
left, but returning are Bill Daley,
who scored more points for the
Gophers than any other one last
season.
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For the college
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Mrn't Flore.
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