Thursday, October 29, 1942
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Byler, Bryant New Varsity
Team Members After Change
Offensive sparkler Dale Bradley
continued to perform at the varsity
left halfback position yesterday as
the Huskers went through their
final heavy paces prior to the
Saturday Big Six fracas with
Kansas.
Pass defense again came in for
consideration yesterday at Men
tor Presnell sought to build a bar
ricade capable of stopping the
great Ray Evans. Evans ranks
near the top in national passing
performances with a percentage
close to the .500 mark.
Kansans Busy.
Hip injuries to backs Harlan
Altman and Gene Sherwood were
the main concern in the Jayhawk
camp yesterday. Neither reported
for practice and apparently neither
will be ready will be available
Saturday.
Gwin Henry continued to stress
the Jayhawk passing attack. "Our
big hope against the stout Ne
braska line is a flock of passes,''
he commented to nearby scribes.
Two varsity teams scrimmaged on
defense against Nebraska plays,
employed by the frosh team.
Ray Evans and Kenny Adams
held the first team halfback spots,
Hoyt Baker was at quarterback,
and Ed JJnquist had the fullback
call. Long and Musick, guards;
Hodges and Johnson, tackles,
Bacher and Hardman, ends; and
Penny at center were Henry's line
choices.
Bryant On Top.
Top Husker promotions brought
Bill Bryant and Joe Byler into
starting spots against the Jay
hawks. Bryant's steady improve
ment since the opening of the
season terminated yesterday when
Presnell moved him up to the
first string right guard spot over
Wayne Stranathan. Bryant will
captain the Huskers Saturday.
Huskers will travel on the Mis
souri Pacific Eagle instead of on
the Burlington Zephyr, a change
in favor of the war effort.
t'itnt team Hum and Thompson, end;
Schlrlrh and Byler, tackles; Duda and
Bryant, guard; Partington, center; Me
theny, quarterback; Bradley and A they,
halfbacks; Elsenhart, fullback.
Second team Nyden and Kathol, ends;
81mm and McNutt, tackles; Von Goets
and 8tranathan, guards; Bachman, center;
Cooper, quarterback; Debus and Zlkmund,
halfbacks; Hopp, iullback.
Third team Qelwlck and Clark, ends; C.
Wright and M. Grubaugh, tackles; Hazard
and Wllkins, guards; Hatfield, center;
Long, quarterback; MrKre and R. Thomp
son, halfbacks; Hungerford, fullback.
fourth team Hewitt and Peters, ends;
Klndler and Domeler, tackles; Wilson and
A. Grubaurh. guards; Buckley, center;
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By Norris Anderson
(Sports Editor) V,
Phi Gams and Betas Battle
For I-M Grid Finals Spot
ATOs and Delta
Both pride and neck can be rescued if we announce that the
A. Grubaugh, guards; Buckley, center; I i- i. j i i
Keichei and g. Wright working with Long radicalism printed here yesterday was a literary miscarriage
and I). Thompson in the backfleld. I. 1.11 ,
irom a pen nauiuea long ago Dy a passive verb and now pushed
by Gene Bradley, curator of Chips.
If any spoiled garbage be tossed this way, kindly direct
it instead to the page two pastures where lie the "Chips" of
Bradley.
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Sigs Will Meet
Tonight Also
This evening at 5:30 on the
freshman practice field, the four
individual league champs will
square off in the semi-finals of the
1942 touch football tournament.
Featuring tonight's playoffs will
be the meeting of the two favor
ites, the Phi Gams and Betas. A
wide open game is expected since
both teams boast of high powered
offensive machines. Both clubs ran
over more than 100 points during
the season.
The other game will bring to
gether two dark horses in the form
of the ATO's and Delta Sigs. Al
though the ATO's are the pregame
favorites, much can be expected
of the Delta Sigs if they play
the same brand of ball they showed
the Sig Eps last night.
SEASON RECORDS.
Phi Gamma Delta.
43 Delta Tau 0
34 Theta XI 0
32 Kappa Sigma 0
18 Sigma Nu 0
Beta Theta Pi.
25 AGR 0
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We'll take 'em one at a time no nointinsr for Missouri."
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oquuu injuries, pius maunuy oi me DacKiieia to muster
concerted offensive push, necessitates Presn ell's outlook. An
other motive is the overconfidence scourge, a disease which
Alpha Tau Omega.
12 Phi Delta Theta 0
13 Beta Sigma Psi 0
30 Sigma Chi 0
7 Delta Upsilon 0
Delta Sigma Pi.
scourge,
found ample cure in the 1916 Jayhawk fracas.
Nebraska rode into that World war 1st hnttlp pnnfidpn-
8 Sigma Phi Epsilon 7 tially expecting to continue their touchdown march. Notre
uame loomea aneaa, so aia lowa. Why worry aDout iiansasi
A press dispatch from the Husker coach to the home news
after the game read thusly: "Overconfidence (and Kansas)
beat us, 7-3." A 40-yard Husker field goal in the opening quar
ter gave the Huskers their three points. Ad Lindsey, later head'
Kansas mentor, kept the Scarlet trotting backwards with his
prodigious punting.
Time tnps up 26 years and again we have a Jayhawk-
Eusker mix before us. Kansas is pointing for this one with all
the eagerness of a prize setter. But the Huskers also have their
noses to the earth.
We have several grid performers who are guaranteed to be
fat and sleek. A local cafe tenders free meal tickets for blocked
punts, intercepted passes, and recovery of opponents' fumbles.
As alert as a prize English sparrow, Joe Partington has in
his possession three healthy meal tickets and he's a Lincoln
man. You 11 make that 200 pounds yet, Joe.
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7 Alpha Sigma Phi 0
6 SAM 0
12 Sigma Phi Epsilon 9
Bachelors Cop
27-0 Victory
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Bachelors Club 4
Cornhusker Co-op 3
Zephyrs ....3
ACBC 2
Brown .Palace 2
Pioneer Co-op 1
Baldwin Hall 0
Clark Rice ran 50 yards on
punt return to highlight the Bache
lor Club's 27-0 tnumpn over me
Pioneer Co-op,
George Weed caught passes for
two touchdowns to head the in
dividual scoring. II. Wolfe inter
cepted a pass and ran 40 yards
for the final score,
ACBC downed the Brown Pal
Scribe Glen Eckhart of the Kansas State sports sheet men-.
tions Gwin Henry, Jayhawk coach, in his missive.
"Once attain after the KU-KS fray, Gwin Henry, Jayhawk
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ace, 7-6, yesterday in anouier osro tuam, iinu.o i.-..v- v..r - ... ..
intramural fray. Baldwin Hall around his door howling with the footbally ache. Letters irom
Lawrence say that these wolves won't be appeased this year un
less they dine on a couple more victory steaks. Take Nebraska
next week, fer instance."
forfeited to the Zephyrs in the re
maining game. Play will come to
a head Friday when the Bachelors
Club tangle with the Cornhusker
Co-op for the championship,
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Movies of Sooners
Nebraska's lack of a consistent
offensive onslaught and a slightly
ailing defense in the Oklahoma
game was revealed in a two-hour
Sooner-Husker movie shown last
night to Husker footballers.
Briaht spot of the movie was
the amazing individual perform
ances of linemen and their one
lightning offensive attack, accord
ing to Glen Presnell.
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