Sunday, March 7, 1943
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Usftedl by CeacCii
Husker grid tutor, Glen Presnell,
Issued the first official notice Sat
urday that spring football is ap
proaching by extending to the
press a pre-season squad list.
"Can't tell much about this ros
ter," commented Presnell, glanc
ing down the list on his desk, "but
we are definitely going to open
March 15."
Presnell Intends to conduct
spring drills on a normal basis.
Conditioning exercises will preceed
actual scrimmage and a regular
intia-squad game will cap the
spring season.
"This talk of a game with a
neighboring Big Six school is
simply rumor," said the Husker
coach. "It might be a good idea
and is being carried out in the
south, but I can't see how trans
portation would be provided.
Things are stacking up pretty fair
as far as reserve calls go. Seems
like Wayne Stranathan will be the
only one to go before school lets
out in May."
First Team.
Outside of a change at one end"
position, Presnell's tentative first
lineup is virtually the same club
that opened a majority of games
last fall. Al Grubaugh, normally a
tackle, was shifted to right end to
offset loss of Marv Thompson and
Jerry Kathol, graduating wing
men. Joe Byler, 215 pounds, and Bob
McNutt, 225 pounds, should give
Presnell one of the larger tackle
combines in the conference. Stran
athan, despite his pending ERC
call, is listed at right guard, op
posite Charlie Duda, an All-Big
Six nominee last fall.
Pivot position again will be for
tified by Joe Partington, consist
ently the top lineman on the 1942
aggregation, and Forrie Bachman,
hard hitter and just a shade be
low "Bloody Joe."
Hazen Listed.
Jack Hazen is listed at the first
left end berth, a step ahead of Ed
Kyden.
Presnell can field two veteran
backfields. First choice includes
Fred Metheny, quarterback; Marv
Athey and Roy Long, halfbacks,
and Ki Eisenhart, fullback. Second
combine lists Bobby Cooper, quar
terback; Dick Thompson and
Henry ReicheL halfbacks, and
Randall Salisbury, fullback.
Veteran performers on the third
club include DeWayne Domeier,
tackle; Chuck Wright, tackle;
Howard Debus, halfback; Dean
Gelwick, end and "Tut" McKee,
Presnell. Squad poster:
"We have enough men to make
a pretty good go of it," concluded
Presnell Squad roster:
Flinl tram A. firabaugh an Hasea.
ends; MrNntt and Byler, tarklrs; htrana
thaa aad lnda, guard; I'artincton, ren
ter; Mrllirny, .uarterbark; lnng aad
AOwy. fcallbarku; K. Kiwahart, fullbark.
Srrand tram Clark aad Nyden. end;
M. Graham aad Sim, tarklrs; VUlklns
and von ;or(i, gaardc Rarhmaa, ernter:
titonrr, qaarterbarfc: R. Tkumpam and
Krl.hH. half barks; R. Salisbury, fullbark.
third tram Mayra and (irlwlrk, ends;
IHMnrtrr and C. Wright, lark In; kk-ia
ad Hatard, guard; Rarklrr, rmtrr;
Kreolrl, .uartrrbark ; Drbus and MrKrr.
hallbarka; llrmltt (dropped school), tall
bark. riHirtli tram Clokler aad Craig, ends;
l.urM and Tegt. tarklrs; Moore and C rl
aant. guards; Blrktod, milrr; Kerkwllh,
.nartrrbark ; R. Uarnhart and Koy, half
back; i. Wright, fullbark.
Una tram Hmlth and tilllaspte, rada;
Fal and Koakrlght, tarklra; Aobbura
and Kbrr. guard; Kukjrr, renter ; Itraner,
nartrrbark; Klagg aad lirata, balflHH'kt;
krkNler, fullback.
Seven Huskers
Win Major N's
... Five minors
Adolph Lewandowski, Corn
husker basketball coach, an
nounced Saturday that major cage
awards would be given to seven
performers for the performance
during the 1942-43 campaign.
Major awards went to John Bot
torff, Kenneth Elson, John Fitz
gibbon, Francis Hassler, Robert
Heinzelman, John Thompson and
Max Young. Thompson, Fitzgib
bon and Young are seniors.
Five flippers merited minor
awards Allen Artman, Burt
Brown, Fred Cassidy, Owen Knut
ren and Warren Marquiss.
Lewandowski is busy now, plan
ning for the oncoming state tour
nament. He is directing the affair
which- opens on the Coliseum
maples Thursday.
. . . Open March 15
"Buh" Leaves
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
End Marvin "Bub" Thompson,
one of Nebraska's all-time tops at
the art of interference-smashing,
will leave with Harold Hunt, 1941
42 Husker national collegiate
vaulting champion, for Northwest
ern university early next week.
Both athletes are enrolled in the
V-7 division of the navy and gra
duated after first semester. Hunt
has been selling insurance in Lin
coln since his first semester gra
duation while Thompson has been
working on the family ranch near
Mitchell.
Tucker, Evans
Win ISC Praise
... Unanimous
AMES. Ia.. March 6. Gerald
Tucker of Oklahoma and Ray
Evans of Kansas were the only
unanimous choices on the all Eig
Six opponents club picked by Iowa
State College cagers.
Tucker was placed at center and
Evans at guard.
Allie Paine of Oklahoma drew
80 percent of the votes for the
guard spot opposite Evans while
John Buescher of Kansas and
Thornton Jenkins of Missouri
gained the forward berths. Bues
cher and Jenkins had 60 percent
of the votes for their positions.
Otto Schnellbacher, Kansas for
ward, and Bob McCurdy, Okla
homa puard were the only other
Big Six players to draw more than
one vote.
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CoHrtrsy. Journal.
Cage season over, Adolph "Lew"
Lewandowski turns attention to j
coaching wingmen and linemen on
the grid club March 15. "Lew" I
awarded seven major letters and
five minor "N's" to his court
squad.
It is estimated that the average
college freshman spends at least
10CI of his time day dreaming.
Status of PrcsnclPs Grid Squad
Spring grid candidates can be determined by glancing over this classified chart of the 1942 squad.
Only Marv Thompson and Jerry Kathol, ends; Al Zikmund and Dale Bradley, halfbacks; Bill Bryant,
guard; Vic Schleich, tackle; and Randall Salisbury, fullback, graduated.
No. Name Home Pos. Wt. Ht. Age Exp. Military
41 ATHE, MARVIN, Wauneta HB 187 6-1 21 1M ROTC
11 BACH MAN, FORREST, Lincoln c 188 6-0 21 VS AR
42 BRADLEY, DALE, Lincoln HB 174 5-9'2 21 1m-1M ROTC
29 BRYANT, WILIAM, Ashland G 190 8-11 22 1M 2-A-
15 BUCKLEY, NEWMAN, Lincoln C 172 6-1 19 0 None
45 BYLER, JOE, Alma T 208 6-5 20 1M ROTC
43 CHALOUPKA, MELVILLE, OMAHA T 190 5-11 20 0 EAS
47 CLARK, VIC, Chappell E 185 6-4 22 0 MR
24 COOPER, ROBERT, Omaha QB 165 6-0 20 1m ROTC
31 DEBUS. HOWARD, Lincoln HB 195 6-1 21 1M V-7
27 DOMEIER, DWAYNE, Geneva T 194 6-1 20 SC MR
22 DUDA, CHARLES, South Sioux City G 190 6-6', 23 1M ROTC
17 EISENHART, KIRWIN, Culbertson FB 195 6-1 21 0 ROTC
19 GELWICK, DEAN, Lincoln E 176 6-2 20 0 None
10 GISSLER, BERT, Osceola . . . . E 202 6-7'2 22 SC 4-F
48 GRUBAUGH. ALVIN, Rising City G 192 6-1 20 SC MR
49 GRUBAUGH, MARVIN, Rising City T 199 6-1 20 SC MR
21 HATFIELD, WILFORD, Talmage C 19t 6-1 21 0 None
34 HAZARD, FRANK, Sioux City, la G 185 5-11'2 20 0 None
32 HAZEN, JACK, Omaha E 181 6-2 21 1M ROTC
38 HENNINGS, GLEN, Silver Creek HT 203 6-2 21 SC None
35 HEWIT, WILLIAM, David City E 185 6-2 19 0 None
18 HOPP, WALLACE, Hastings ..FB 201 5-10 19 0 None
12 KATHOL, GERALD, Hartington E 184 6-1 21 1m-1M ACR
26 KINDER, DORSEY, Tekamah T 190 6-3 19 0 None
33 LONG, ROY, Blair HB 185 6-0 20 1m ROTC
53 McKEE, NEAL, Atkinson HB 174 5-9 19 0 ROTC
50 McNUTT, ROBERT, Colby, Kans T 213 6-1 21 SC ROTC
36 METHENY, FRED, Lincoln QB 182 5-11 20 1M ROTC
16 NYDEN, ED, Lincoln E. 191 6-3 21 1M MR
20 PARTINGTON, JOE, Lincoln C 183 5-10 21 0 MR
46 PETERS, JOHN, Omaha E 179 6-1'2 19 0 ROTC
51 REICHEL, HENRY, Lincoln HB 177 5-8'2 21 0 MR
63 SALISBURY, HAROLD, Beatrice ..QB 167 5-11 20 SC ROTC
14 SALISBURY, RANDALL, Elwood FB 186 6 0 21 VS None
57 SCHLEICH, VIC, Lincoln T 222 6-2'2 22 2M V-7
52 SIM, EUGENE, Nebraska City T 204 6-3 18 0 None
30 STRANATHAN, WAYNE, Lincoln G-C 181 5-11 20 0 ER
44 THOMPSON, MARVIN, Mitchell E 185 6-1 22 1M V-7
13 THOMPSON, RICHARD, Lincoln HB 169 5-10 18 0 V-1
54 THORNE, CHARLES, Lincoln E 180 6-1 19 0 None
58 vonGOETZ, HERBERT, North Platte G 198 6-0 20 1M V-7
37 WILKINS, GENE, Omaha G 187 6-1 20 SC ROTC
55 WILSON, ART, Grand Island G 185 5-11 Jt 19 0 None
56 WRIGHT, CHARLES, North Platte T 190 6-1 19 0 None
65 WRIGHT, GEORGE, Scottsbluff HB 185 5-11 21 0 MR
59 ZIKMUND, ALLEN, Ord , HB .185 6-1 20 2M V-7
Abbreviations: (Experience) M Major' Irder: VS Varsity Sqnad: SC Rrout Club: (MilllUry) ROTC Reserve Offl
eer Traininr Corps; A R Army Reserve; MR Marine Reserve; AIR Air Corps Reserve; EAS Enlistd Army Reserve;
A A F Army Air Force; V-1 and V-7 N
By Norris Anderson Jf I
J (Sports Editor) iV $ . !
We could ;it t his stno brush of the ijrccilitis .-nitl s'mir "we
told vou so" to the world in jiencral, but instead we nuote from
this Kansas university release: "Fort I.ea t iiworth induction
officials today jrave Kansas players jifnnisioM to compote
against K-Stato. Coach Allen arranged to uc the players ami
then hustle thein to the induction center.'
We panned Mentor Allen in this space Friday for with
drawing his aces Ray Evans, Otto Schnellbacher and Harold
McSpadden from action ag-ainst the Creighton Bluejays Thurs
day night. These three, plus subs Bill Brill, Bob Fitzpatrick,
George Dick and Hoyt Baker, supposedly "faced immediate in
duction and had withdrawn from school."
(Veijrhton romped as anlicipalcd ami Plm subbed as an
ticipated. So now the KIT mentor, obviously nt takiujr any
chances in muffins that unblemished Hiy Six record, asrain had
his "recruiters" in the harness last niitht.
Mr. Allen saved his fa-c. Omaha's slated "battle of chain,
pious" was strictly a farce so we jrather the Kf tulor accom
plished his purpose. St rankest part of the entire proceed in its
has been the reluctance of Omaha sport scribes to pan the .lay
hawk tutor. Could they have disrosled this "wizard of coach
ing" label that follows Phoir, the reat master?
Xot since the Delta (lamma jiu jutsu learn whipped the Phi
Psi stranglers for the university title have we viewed hair-raising
ad ion equal to the intra-mural finale Thursday eve.
Coach Newt Copple's Fiji crew overcame a 13-point handi
cap to win from Lyle King-'s Phi Delt crew, 29-27, for the title
and the din was terrific. Most versatile performer on the court
w$3 Phi Delt Joe Partington, a "scrimmage" gobbler of long
standing. Performing with the durability of a Joe Byler and
the agility of a Bert Gissler, Joe warmed up for the big "A"
finale by playing half of the "B" game.
hike all great eaters (hudisetti, Phillips, etc.'. Joe has a
motto: Rock 'em, sock 'em. So tricky that he fools even his
teammates. Partington uses his "squat and shoot" shot when
ever the sioal looms in sight. His cohort. Freddy -Metheny, also
weathered the 1-M finale in good shape, despite coughing up
several cartons of "schnieegies" during the closing minutes.
