Friday, October 27, 194f
THE NEBRASKAN
Jayhawks
Lose Five
accomplished since '.916, the Uni-(f
versitv of r-aRS football squad
will enjoy a pair of open dates jl
on their schedule.
The Crimson and Blue clad
athlete- t.me thru the Corn-
husker battle without serious in
jury. Coach Shenk gave his
LAWRENCE. Kas. Having de- charges a couple of days rest from
feated the Nebraska Cornhusk-I practice this week but will resume
ers. a feat no Kansas team had, work soon for the relit game Sat
urday, Nov. 4, with the Olathe
Clippers ir. Memorial stadium.
Naval Training Done.
Coaches Shenk, Schaake. Nes
mith. and Dick must find some re
placements for the Jayhawkcrjand
Decorations
All Homecoming decorations
must be completed by 7 p. m.
today, at which time they will
be judged. Itemized accounts
of decorations expenditures
must be turned in at the
Union office by noon today to
qualify a group for judging.
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zv.it anH Jnhn Schimenz are Eone.
Thee five lads completed meirseems 10 nave ine ihmuc u.iv
naval training work on ML Oread(for the fullback job. Another
have been translerrea io;iuiiDacK candidate snowing prom-
ranks in the next few days. Var-other points for further training.jise is Milford Collins ot Kansas
Rioglc. Don Barrington. This leaves the Kansas cMijuiy, io-
- !nrt a fullback and three ends. For end replacements the Kan-
It will be no easy tasK to iui sas coaenes nave uoraon nt-vn-th?se
positions. The coaches must olds. George A. Newton. Keith
the Dresent' Brad ley. and Lee Gregorv. These
squad since thev expect no newjlads are all members of the squad.
Students to enroll with grid tal- Argles After Clippers.
ent in November. Aiier ine game wiui me v-iip-j
Weatherbv at Full. ;Pers lne Ja.wiau kits win juunicj
James Weaiher'by. a 172 pound.;'? Manhattan Nov. 11 to meet the
i 22 vear old lad from Fort Woith."" .sf . w A i r
Tex. was used at fullback a short all-state tilt. The Aggies suf-
'fered a 68 to 0 punishing at the1
hands of Oklahoma Saturday. j
Aftr the Aggie tilt which
should be the easiest of the four
remaining game, the Crimson an. I
Blue eleven will meet stiff opic
sition in the last two games on
their schedule. The league lead
ing Oklahoma Sooners will play
the Jayhawkers in Memorial sta
dium Saturday. Nov. 18.
The Jayhawkers will close the
season Thanksgiving day, Nov.
23. playing the Missouri Tigers in
Ruppert stadium, Kansas City
Missouri.
I PiiTlHLL ME I
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Collins were formidable in both
games.
Coach A. J. Lewandowski gave
warning of the Tiger team early
in the season when he announced
that the Tigers were "the team
to watch." Lew's statement has
been proved by the Missourians
themselves.
What hopes the Huskers have
for victory have been undisclosed
by Lewandowski and his staff but
no doubt all plans are being made
to put a damper to Dellestatious
offensive actions.
Husker coaches are being con
servative in workouts this week
as the limited Husker reserve
supply will no doubt leave the
UN coaches with a manpower
problem in case of more injuries.
vs.
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Education Group
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Student Advisors
Jane Sorenson is the new presi
dent of the Elementary Education
club as a result of elections held
Tusday, Oct. 3.
The club is a branch of the
national organization. Association
of Childhood Education. Members
include all students majoring in
elementary education. i
New members of the advisory ;
board also elected Tuesday are
Sallye Sears, junior; Beth Mont
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Micek, freshman.
Football .
(Continued from Page 1.)
one of the best in the middle
west, to spark the Bengal attack
against the Huskers. Dellestatious
won't be alone for he has fine
support in Paul Collins who will
also lead the Missourians with
fine running play.
The Tigers have won high ac
claim 'r. the Big Six conference
race in the past two weeks by
giving the Minnesota Gophers a
hard fight and sharing a 13-13
count with the title-threat Iowa
State Cyclones. Dellestatious and
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