JayhawksOpcn
With Clippers
IJUVTIENCK, Kh 1.
Although the University of Kansas
tviUl be meeting a new opponent
Saturday nijrht in municipal audi
torium In Kansas City in the
Crtathe Naval Air Base Clippers,
the opposing coachea as well as
several of the contesting players
will renew old rivalries and friend
fdups. Lieut "JG" Jack Gardner, coach
pf the Sailors, will be trying to
1 reak a jinx which has existed ever
Finoe he left his home state of
punny California, liaroner came
to Kansas State college in 1939
and in the past three years his
Wildcats have met Coach Allen's
Javhawks six times and not a
(tingle time has Gardner been the
winning mentor.
In VMO Bruce Voran won a 34
to 33 decision for Kansas by sink
ing a free throw in the ist 15
seconds of the game. The other
contest that year saw Kansas win
ning 44 to 33. The next year the
J.ivhawks won the first game 46
to 4 1 but had to fight tootth and
rail before they could nab the
yeconrt.
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Thrill Ml No. 21
Daily Qwes Yearboodes One More
Chance to Win Hatchet-at Basketball
After doing a remarkable job
of chickening out on the football
game, the most un-athlctic Corn
husker staff in the history of UN
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Husker Cagcrs
Open Season
Against Sodaks
Another seasonal chapter in
Cornhuskcr cag annals will be
opened at Vermillion, S. D., Mon
day night when Mentor Adolph
Lcwendowski leads his cagers into
their inaugural with South Da
kota. Tast history of South Dakota-
Husker frays reveals that Ne
braska has learned to respect the
smaller northern team. Always
the schedule curtain-raiser, the
Sodaks have a habit of forgetting
they're a schedule-opener and out-
score the Scarlet hoopsters.
Strong Detense.
A stron? defensive unit is in
prospect along the Husker front,
tho the offensive performance
may not equal the 1941-42 squad.
Loss of the top scorer, Sid Held,
and Lcs Livingston via graduation
hampers the cuircnl ciuds oucn
sive punch.
Veterans available include
Johnny Fitzgibbon, a standout in
1940-41 and namperea iasi yeai
bv a bad knee: Max Young, a cool
defensive performer who is a re
liable balance cog; Jonn momp
son, two-year letter-winner who
performs equally well at forward
or guard; Bob Heinzelman, &
stead v scorer last year; ivenny hj-
onn who developed into a offen
sive asset toward the end of last
year's campaign; John Botorff, a
versatile handy man; ana ai An
num, minor letterman with major
wtor-winner rotcntialities.
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Standout new laiem. memoes
Frannie assler, former McCook
Junior ace. and Vince CutshalL
Fred Cassidy, and Owen Knutzen
from the frosh squad, payers
who saw service last year but who
did not letter are Perry Fuller,
Warren Marquiss, and Bob warn
At their annual pre-cage meet
ing, Big Six coaches decided to
pass a resolution recommending
freshmen for nlav this term. Con
firmation of the resolution will be
placed for vote at the annual con
ference meeting in Kansas
this week.
Lodng 15 of 21 tilts last year,
the Lewendowski courtsters are
dotermined to un their fourth
nlace Biff Six standing this year.
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has finally agreed to show up
against the Daily staff for an ath
letic contest, namely, basketball.
Altho dubious about playing,
the Comhuskcrs willingly accepted
when a pony was offered to the
winning team. The time of the
game is 3:00 Sunday afternoon in
the coliseum; students who wish
to attend the game must bring
their activity tickets (or their
equivalent) in order to take part
in the after-game( ?) activities.
Becker Trains Team.
fVaeh A. L. Becker of the vear-
bookers has been working out daily
with her sauad of 15. of whom
only four or five are expected to
show up. cruet inrcar. or. me
underdosr team is "Eagle-boagle-
nose" Dick Foe, who in lugn scnooi
compiled the enviable record of
21 noints per came. The front
line for the team most likely will
be John Free-thrower" Cook and
Dave "Maybe I Can Fix the Game
Walcott- But enouch of the year
book cs. let s take a iook ai mc
hotter ball club.
The Raff has many veteran
K-iskethnll nlavers to choose from.
Sharpshooting Bob Miller swished
th Phi Gams to the Intramural
basketball championship last year.
Showing uncanny speed, Miller
potted point after point to beat
the Betas in the final game last
year, 26 to 25.
Torrid Nor-Nor.
Arain the Raff is makinff a con
cession to the Cornhuskers by
letting torrid Norris Anderson
play half of the game on uie year
hookie team. Altho sports editor
of the Rag, Norrie also works on
Cornhuskers (and not uie dooksj.
Undoubtedly, he shall again be
on the winmnsr team.
The Raff has manv other "name"
players. Alan Jacobs was a lead
inr ficure in B team basketball
the past two seasons. Ex-Omaha
North Wrestler Bill Palmer has
threw manv a basketball thru the
hoon. Gene Sherman probaDiy
will hold down one guard; Johnny
Bauermeister will be sinking long
ones from the other guard spou
Aid from Burwell.
Waterbov for the Rag club will
be Georcia Abbott former Bur-
well Junior high star. During his
tenure with the Burwell narn
burners, Abbott was noted for his
loutcourt "push" shots. He failed
to tally only against bananius
Junction when the oooosinff coach
assigned ten performers and the
enure Dieacner section to covering
him.
But here's the big news of the
game. Making his first public
appearance will be handsome
Carton Broderick, columnist for
the rag. Altho he will play with
a mask on, fans will have no
trouble in identifying Carton once
they see his Hercules build.
Yearbookie Instructions.
This is the first year that the
two staffs will engage in the
friendly game of basketball. For
those Cornhuskers who undoubt
edly have forgotten the principles
of the game since last winter,
here is the general idea of the
game: Basketball is played with
a ball, players dribble the ball,
between the hoops players shoot
the ball, and, by the way, the
game is being played on the day
after the Military Ball.
Following the game the usual
Rag-Cornhusker festieities will
take place. Over mugs of peace
the Rag shall gloat over the easy
triumph, rerhaps in 1930, if UN
has such silly thinps as Corn
huskers then, the basketball series
will be revived.
She sets what she wants
with hex
appeat!
Another
fun riot
by Thome
Smith!
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SpUI! The McrckKBl Hartaci
"FIGHTING FKE1GUTEKS"
Flat ChImi-New NtMy
TODAY! 30c Till t P.M.
Reserve . .
(Continued from Pare 1.)
agriculture, war production board
and others, will make up tne man-nnu-pr
commission.
University ROTC officials when
contacted had received no official
word on the changes which would
b made at Nebraska, Many men
not enlisted in the reserve corps
or in a specialized course may be
affected, it is expected.
(Sports Editor)
BY KIRWIN U KISKXUAKT.
(Cuost Artist.)
On full rliiliit!M nf llie Slriiilli ltnkita Sst:)l li:il'il wikiiI
rink Motulay eve will bo Iho 19 42-4:1 Xohraska cage edition. In-
t:nt .nnl f.niilil iMii-il tlir iifiv llnvker enm.- inoilel oiii lis a
canipaisrn which features 17 jouts with outeonference ami lig
IX IOCS.
Inausniral dip into Big: Six waters will occur January 5
when Mentor "Lew" Lewendowski herds his proteges down
to Manhattan for battle with the K-State Wildcats. If Ihere
remains a parcel of revenue in reierence to tne wildcat gna
triumph, Monday will be the time to erase said parcel.
Main problem facing Lewendowski thus far lies been to
find a team sparkplug equal to the 1941-12 dazzler, Sid Held.
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Top candidates lor lieid s spot as teaiure artist can ve mm
cated by simply listing the returning letteraien. All return
ing hands are strictly "team." performers and indiidual
sparklers are more scarce than caviar at company mess.
Ilard-workinf? "Moxie" Young and Johnny Thompson, two
aggressive performers, perform tops defensively but neither can
qualify as consistent ollensive narncauer. uamncappou oy a
knee injury during the 1941-42 season, Johnny Fitzgibbon
should return to his sophomore form when he was the spark
plug in several irays.
Kenny Elson, a strong- late -season contender lasi year, ana
Bob Heinzelman, potentially a top scoring threat, form a jun-
lor brace oi periormers capaoie oi lgnnmg ioai name. iumi
Botorff, a capable all-round performer, will probably renew his
1941-4 status as sqnaa nanayman. .ivunor teiitr wmutr &i
Artman. a capable ball-handler and adept floor man, is also
ready for a front-line berth.
Indication points strongly at this early season point that
Turanlnu-ki has in tow a proun of "team" nerformers. If
one or two individuals develop into sparkplugs, the Cornhuskers
may surprise on the court this term.
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T 5t Wo in mv madded cell, mv keener opens the cell
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door and tenders te me several slips of paper. One slip informs
me that the Xotre Dame-Great Lakes game, a highlight on the
day's grid menu, ended in a 13-all tie.
Other sheet bears even more startling news Missouri t
Seahawks 0! It was a case of those potent Tigers finally re-
gaining the potency they lore at tn auveni oi me campdigiu
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