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tween halves of the game, these
two groups fight for superiority.
If the freshmen win, off come
the beanies, but If they lose, the
beanie3 must be worn by all
freshmen, women and men, until
the first snowfall.
the Coliseum are examples of
the beanies, one worn twenty
years ago and the one which will
Ushers in '45
Displayed at the exit door of
be worn this year.
Wednesday, September 19, 1945
Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
TOTSY CLARK" . . . Head
coach of the Cornhuskers.
Headed by Football Coach
George "Potsy" Clark, a new
coaching staff has taken over the
job of leading Nebraska football
teams back to the high standards
of prewar years.
Clark replaces overworked Ad
Lewandowski, who served last
year as head football and basket
ball coach as well as athletic di
rector. This season Lewandowski
will confine his duties to director
of athletics and business manager
oi athletics.
In addition to Clark, L. F. "Pop"
Klein, former Kearney State
Teachers college coach, will act
as. assistant coach, Jack Johnson,
former professional player who
spent the summer on a ranch in
Utah, is line coach: Dave Stong,
former Michigan teammate of
Tom Harmon, tutors, backfield
prospects and W. H. Browne,
remembered as pre-war basketball
coach and end coach resumes his
old duties, altho at present he is
confined in the Lincoln Air Base
hospital.
Athletic Director
Announces Price
Of Season Ticket
A. J. Lewandowski, athletic di
rector, announced today that stu
dent activity tickets are on sale
at the Coliseum and at the Student
Union. Priced at $6.60, the tickets
admit students to all Nebraska
football, basketball, and track
events.
Section E, F, and G of the
Stadium are being reserved for
Nebraska students, but no reserve
seat tickets are being sold, since
they were frozen as of 1941. Ac
cording to the athletic depart
ment, "When reserved tickets are
again made available season ticket
holders of 1941 will be notified
to re-order by specific date if
same reservations are desired.
First home game of the season
will see the Cornhuskers meeting
the defending Big Six Champions,
the Oklahoma Sooners, on Sep
tember 29th.
GAMES AT HOME.
Tax
IncL
Sept. 29 U. of Okla $1.75
Oct 6 U of Minnesota 1.75
Oct. 28 Super bombers vs.
Training Command 2.00
Nov. 3 U. of Kansas 1.75
Nov. 24 U. of low 1.75
GAMES AWAY.
Oct. 13 Indiana U.
Oct 20 Iowa State College
Oct. 27 U. of Missouri
Nov. 10 Kansas State College
In surveys recently taken, hotel
patrons . stated their desires for
television sets in all rooms as soon
as full scale production is under
way. The majority preferred a
central control system, similar to
the master control radios in use
at the present time in many of
the large hotels.
More cigarettes are smoked
during August than during any
other month of the year.
Beanies .
(Continued from Page 1.)
student becomes a live freshman.
For the six weeks until the
Homecoming football game, each
freshman, student wears hid
beanie at all times, thus display
ing his school spirit. At the Home
coming game, there is a chance
for release if the freshmen are
stronger than the sophomore men
at the traditional tug-of-war. Be
n
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