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Thursday, November 19, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Phi Psi Champs
Gain Early Top
In Intramurals
BY GENE SHERMAN.
With the I-M volleyball season
having' reached the midway point,
leaders in each of the four leagues
are beginning to emerge from the
host of entries that started the
11 leather pushing sport last week.
Holding on to the top spot in
league one are the Phi Psi's, who
are the defending champions. Hie
Phi Psi's gave indications that
they might retain the volleyball
' trophy as they easily rolled by
the Farm House and Sigma Nu's.
Beta Theta Pi should be the team
to give the Phi Psi's the most
competition.
With two victories apiece, the
Sig Alphs and Delta Sigs are
deadlocked for first spot in
League two.
When the Phi Gams defeated
the DU's Tuesday night, they took
over the undisputed leadership in
. League four. The other win for
the Fiji's was over the Sigma
Chi's, who are currently dead
, locked for second place with the
DU's.
LEA G I E STAN DINGS AND RESl LT8.
I-at Night's Not Included.)
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ra Kappa rut 2 0
Bete I hrta PI 1 a
Alpha Gamma Rhn a a
Mrjna in a a 1
Farm lloe 0 I
nil Kappa rm drfratra Farm Hoanr,
15-1; 15-10.
I'M Kappa Pal defeat lgm No,
Ift-IX; lft-2.
Beta Theta PI defeated Farm 'Hnw,
la-a.
lvracae In,
W.
Delta Bignta Pt J
Hhaa Alpha KpnilM 2
Alpha Sigma Phi a 1
Sigma Phi KpaUoa 1
4 lUppa Minna X
Delta Sterna Pt defeated Alpha Mpn
Phi, a-15; 15-1; 15-fi.
Mrma Alpha Kimllna defeated Kappa
t Minna, Ift-12; 16-13.
Mrma Alpha ICpailoa defeated Sigma
I'M KpKllnn. 15-; Ift-f.
Delta KiKuia Pi defeated Kappa Klgma,
1B-IZ; 7-15; 15-.
, League Three.
W. U
Sigma Alpha 1Mb Z
Alpha Taa Omen 1
Phi Delta Theta I 1
. Theta XI 0
Delta Taa Delta
Mftma Alpha Mu defeated Theta XI,
15-5; 15-1.
Hucna Alpha Ma defeated Phi Delta
. Theta. 15-11; S-1S; 15-1.
Alha Taa Omega defeated Delta Taa
Delta. 15-9; 5-15; lft-1.
I'hl Delia Theta defeated Delta Taa
Delta, 1511; f-lft; 15-1 S.
a Lragae Four.
W. L.
Phi Gamma Delta X
Delta Ipkitoa 1 1
fticma Chi 1 1
i Beta Sigma Pal a 1
Seta Beta Taa t 1
Delta V patina d related Beta Hlgma Pal,
15-10; 15-14.
PW Gamma Delta defeated Klgma Chi,
1B-7; 15-d.
Sigma Chi defeated Zeta Beta Taa,
-16; 16-11; 16-6.
Pal Gamma Delta defeated Delta I'p-
alloa, 15-; 15-7.
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.' vBy Norris Anderson
V, (Sports Eiitor) (
BY BOB
(That noted author and
casts his acorns on the floor
the following column is revealed true happenings in dressing
room and elsewhere. Sports Editor).
The record for the football
the personnel is concerned, the
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neaas, no Dums, no anps, out 34 guys with 34 distinct per
sonalities. As is the case on every campus, certain members of the
football team are given a lot of publicity by the fourth estate
while others go unnoticed. Everyone on this campus knows
ahout the "shrnecgie boys" Thompson, Methcny and Par
tington. It's no secret that Joe Byler is the woman killer of the
team. And that Ed Nyden, Herb Von Goetz and branny Strana
han (having copied his technique to the letter) follow him
religiously to observe any new developments that Joe might
uncover from day to day.
The entire team knows that "Key-bird" Eisenhart causes
than (having copied his technique to the letter) follow him
around so that he can try his luck with Ki's castoffs. Yes, these
things have been aired to the public upon occasion and the
lads and lassies of the campus have come to know and accept.
But, hark ye to the doings
satellites who don their moleskins every night and go out to do
battle on the turf.
Now, Gene Sim pulls his
as Byler does. However, different from Byler, Sim never misses
a chance to demonstrate his prowess with the women. His
prowess consisting of a report on the status of his ten farms
near Nebraska City, two flat feet, and a capacity for bread and
butter that so far is non-paralleled.
Errol Flynn and his doubles,
boys, are something else again. They never tire of telling about
Rising City and its constitutions consisting of 51 13 Gru
gaughs, 1.400 chickens, 4 cows, and a wind-broken mule. Never
theless, thev're proud of the whole "she-bang" and in the
course of time have compared
City, Chicago, and Pittsburgh
City wins every time.
Gene Wilkins, Eoy Long,
riot in the Student Union at Pitt.
down the aisle, they were tossed bodily on the floor by those
Amazons. As the whole team looked on in despair, each and
every blonde hair was separated and shown to each admiring
brunette as they passed by single file.
Over in Sioux City, Charlie Duda is just another citizen
but to the blood-thirsty killers on the team, he is a demi-god.
CharWf. can hold them snell-bound for hours with his stories
about blood, killings, scalpings,
are easy for him to tell because
in n ulfliiirhtcr house.
Don't ever kid yourself, in football togs they look like 34
football players, but beneath those pads are 34 guys. . .all dif
ferent. If you want ths real lowdown on the lads, call 2-7442
and ask for stool pigeon No. 25.
There you have it, dear readers. Next time you wish to
know who pulls his socks up right leg first or who wears
"Snuggie" underwear, pray call
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world-traveler, Robert McNutt,
of this barnyard today. Within
team reads 375. As far as
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and carryings on of the lesser
pants on one leg at a time just
known locally as the Grubaugh
Rising City with Omaha, Kansas
in that order. By golly, Rising
and Al Zikmund started a small
When they wended their way
and sundry items. These stories
he spends his summers working
Brother Meruit.
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Strong Seahawk Eleven
Waiting for Cornlmskers
A heavy quota of All-American
performers versus a crippled Ne
braska University club that s the
program for the Seahawk-Husker
game at Iowa City Saturday.
Glen Presnell continued to drill
plays into Al Grubaugh, the new
ngredient in the Husker backfield.
Grubaugh continued to team with
Wally Hopp, Ki Eisenhart, and
Roy Long in the No. 1 unit.
Grubaugh Can Run.
Fans who scoffed at Presnell's
Frosli Gridmcn
Play Thursday
Frosh grid performers will take"
their biggest splash of the current
campaign Thursday afternoon at
4:30 when Army and Navy teams,
subdivided among squad members,
tangle in a regulation fray. Scene
of battle will be the regular frosh
gridiron.
Bob Deviney and Dale Harvey,
assistant coaches, will flip a coin
to see who will coach each club.
Head frosh mentor, Bill Ffeieff,
will referee the tussle.
Army linemen include: Ends:,
Pesek, Schlesiger, Hayes, Cragin,
Treman. Tackles, Hall (co-captain),
Fouts, Carman. Guards.
Ashburn, Croisant, Lesher, Schlin
der. Center, Bolker, Kokjer.
Army backfield will feature Foy,
A 1 d r i c h, Beckwith, Summers,
Shiers, Kessler, and Eisenhart.
Navy linemen are: Ends, Sam-
uelson, Smith, Proctor and Ehlers.
Tackles, Tegt, Beck, Konkright.
Guards, Klein (co-captain), Ebers,
Draper. Center, Greenwood, Drum-
mond.
In the navy backfield will be
Kratz, Bresel (co-captain),
France, Erthum, Myers and
Flaggs.
Following the game, the grid-
sters will be entertained at a ban
quet at the Capitol hoteL
Georgia Hopes
For Rose Bowl
PASADENA, Cal., Nov. 18.
Pasadena's Rose Bowl gates were
flung wide open today and Cali
fornia's gridiron populace sfarted
the drums rolling loud for Frankie
Sinkwich and the Georgia Bull
dogs as a 1943 New Year's classic
contender.
Official approval or the game
was given Tuesday by the west
ern defense command and was re
sponsible for the fever that has
broken loose in the Southland.
Southern California's gridiron
grapevine says that Pasadena will
get Sinkwich and his Georgians
providing they don't stumble over
Georgia Tech. If the Bulldogs
fall then it'll probably be Georgia
Tech who will be in the New
Year's day struegle against a
west coast team.
Western conference representa
tive will likely be the winner of
the Pacific Coast conference foot
ball race with Washington State
the leader and U. S. C. and U. C.
L. A. in hot pursuit.
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt has ac
cepted election as a member of
the board of trustees of Hobart
and William Smith colleges.
Service to
Students
An
Evons Objective
Since 1886
lias produced an ideal, in
dividual dry cleaning and
rough dry laundry service.
Call only once for both
services at
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From the Cam put
333 No. 12
decision to shift the sub tackle to
the varsity right half post were
surprised at the manner in which
Grubaugh responded as a ball
packer. The former Rising City
six-man ace runs with a high knee
action and can cover territory in
a hurry.
Adolph Lewendowski's scouting
notes on the Seahawks read thus
ly: "They improve every Satur
day. Still, I think that several
of the Minnesota team are better
co-ordinated than this team. Too
many stars might be the reason.
The lack of time to practice foot
ball might be another. And re
member, they have been meeting
the nation's top teams every Sat
urday." Seahawk backfield strength is
at a high ebb, despite the. whole
sale graduation exodus which re
moved some eight star performers.
Either Al Couppee or Forrest
Evashevski will alternate at
quarter, Dick Fisher and Jim
Langhurst should get the halfback
nods, and Ed Jankowski will open
at fullback.
Same UN Team.
Line Coach Elmer Holm has
been drilling the same linemen all
week. Marv Thomoson and Ed
Nyden will fortify the ends; Bob
McNutt and Vic Schleich, the
tackles; Wayne Stranathan and
Charlie Duda, guards.
Several new plays were installed
in the Husker attack yesterday to
cope with the varied Seahawk of
fensive. All T formation plays
will be saved for the Kansas State
fracas.
Notre Dame is the only team
boasting a win over the Seahawk
club.
Seahawks. .61,
Seahawks. .20,
Seahawks. . 7,
Seahawks. .26,
Seahawks. . 0,
Seahawks. .26,
Seahawks. .13,
Kansas U. . . . 0
Northwestern. 12
Minnesota ... 6
Michigan ....14
Notre Dame.. 28
Indiana 6
Fort Knox.... 7
Totals ....153 Totals 73
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