Sunday, December 5, 1943
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Meet a Husker
(Randall SalibhiViij.
BY GORDON EHLERS.
Randall Sallisbury hails from
Klwood, Neb., "Randy" was a top
performer in all sports at El
wood High School and continued
his fine work at the University
of Nebraska.
For four years
he battled with
the Cornhusk
ers on the grid
i r o n, playing
with some of
the best teams
in school his
tory. .
This fall,
when things
looked tough
for Lew's boys,
Randy was
called upon to &
fill the center rand all Salisbury
position. This From Lincoln Journal
was a fairly large task inasmuch
as he had never played the posi
tion beforei also because Nebras
ka has always been noted for its
strength at the center spot.
It is needless to say that
"Randy" did a superb job all sea
son. Those who saw him play this
past season are fully aware of
the fact that . he is one of the
best centers in the Big Six confer
ence and a fighting, hard charg
ing, dyed-in-the-wool Cornhusker.
"Sals" didn't receive much
recognition from the sportswrit
ers this year, but it is the honest
opinion of ajl spectators and
coaches that he was the bulwark
of the Husker team that did not
give up.
Hats off to you "Randy" and
here's a sincere vote of thanks
to you for all that" you have done
for us.
Convo
(Continued from page 1.)
tial to the health of many, he
said.
In such matters as fresh air,
exercise and water drinking there
are no rules which apply to every
one. Rules of health and hygiene
must conform to the individual
and not the individual to the rigid
regulations which certain persons
set up because they happen to
apply to them, he concluded.
Since 1932 when Dr. Bauer be
gan as director of the bureau of
health education of the American
Medical association, he has been
co-author of many books, includ
ing "Health Questions Answered,"
"Your Health" and "Contagious
Diseases." He is also a member
of the committee on health prob
lems of the National Education
association and the "American
Medical association.
Sports Scribe
Bids Campus
Fond 'Adeem9
Trur, drr rrirnd. I have
muddled.
1 have rvra brn . . .
twfllddli-d
The army I did in vain
eorhew.
1 have even, taken a mrk
at you.
HnweverMjiiay I be at
llierty
To nay, ynH've had a in
at me.
I've hern raited a novice
liiKmue,
A rotter through and
through.
'Tit arl right aa you eaa
see,
(Though I've never won a
spHlin' bee)
Caune my kln in Ihlrk and
tough
And, I'm f ha a kelhiva
huff.
John C. Brnllejr.
Schooner
(Continued from page 1.)
lun Talkin' ," was written at the
request of Dr. L. C. Wimberly,
founder and editor of the quarter
ly, after several of Shokes' arti
cles appeared in the Paily and Lin
coln newspapers. His essay con
cerns Negro dialects.
In promoting the drive for sub
scriptions on the campus, .a free
copy of the Prairie Schooner an
thology, being published on Dec. 6,
will be awarded to the houses
which have at least 30 subscrip
tions. The progress of the drive
will be reported in the Daily.
HuskersOpen
B.B. Season
At Iowa Uni
GORDON EHLERS.
The 1943-44 Cornhusker basket-
ball team will get a taste of fire
this week end when they meet the
University of Iowa at Iowa City
on Dec. 10. The Huskers will con
tinue their trip to Chicago and
Minneapolis where they play De
paul university and the University
of Minnesota.
With the beginning of the bas
ketball season, many fans are al
ready whispering about the "poor
little Huskers." Some say that the
kids do not have a chance and
it is useless to start the season
Naturally, we do not have the
material for a team that we have
had in former years, but in this
respect we are in the same boat
as many of our future opponents.
Fans should not set their minds
on a grand and glorious season.
They should keep in mind at all
times that the University of Ne
braska is endeavoring to keep
alive an athletic program that has
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Athletics Hit Hard.
War is bad for everyone and
athletic teams were hit definitely
hard. If we were to give up now,
we would only be admitting de
feat. By staying in the saddle and
riding with the other schools in
the same situation, Nebraska Uni
versity will be ready for greater
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during the coining basketball sea
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such just a gang of kids and
their coach doing their very best.
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