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THE DAIY NEBRASKAN
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Nubbins Tilt
Moved Out
Of Stadium
Nebraska university's "B" team
will be in quest of its third vic
tory of the season when it tangles
with the Kansas State Wildcats
at 3 p. m. this afternoon on the
field west of the coliseum instead
of at Memorial Stadium. Coaches
Kay Prochaska and Bob Kahler
were hoping for some sunshine
after two days of rain, for their T
formation will be greatly slowed
down by a wet and slippery grid
iron.
Coach Bernie Masterson did
much to solve Prochaska's injury
problem yesterday when he fur
ther reduced his varsity squad
Reporting for the Nubbins team
now are John Sedlacek, an all
Big bix tackle or last season;
Harold Becker, tackle; Keith
Manning, guard; Dale Adams,
hard running: Randolph halfback;
and Chick Story, a starting var
sity halfback last year. Also ex
pected to report to Prochasga are
Al Kirlin, former Lincoln North
east end, and Jack Evans, center.
Red Nausler, who has seen con
siderable action at end in the first
two games this year, has turned in
his equipment.
Last night's tapering off exer
cises consisted of a chalk talk
a drill on defensive formations,
which have been stressed all week,
and movies of the Nebraska-Kansas
State varsity game.
Gerlach Lost.
The Huskers will be without
the services of Bud Gerlach, whose
broken ankle had to be reset,
Fullback Walt Wilkins, who un
derwent an operation for a blood
clot on his leg, Carl Dilldine, suf
fering from a twisted ankle, and
Gail Gade, on the shelf with a
bad knee.
Geiiach received a wrist watch
from the Alliance chamber of
commerce for being the most val
uable Nebraska player in the
game last Thursday against Col
orado. The award originally went
to Paul Allen, but both he and
the rest of the Husker team felt
that Gerlach, who went out of
the game in the first quarter with
a broken ankle, should receive the
honor.
Kansas State will field a team
which has split even in its first
two starts, beating Wichita uni
versity by two touchdowns and
dropping its second tilt to the
University of Kansas by the same
margin. The Wildcats will prob
ably be minus several of their
. regulars who are out with in
juries, among them two hundred j
pound freshman tackle, Roland
Parr.
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Seeking their second win of the
current campaign, 35 Cornhuskcr
football players leave this after
noon for Iowa City where the
Iowa Hawkeyes will be waiting
for a Saturday pigskin engage
ment. The Huskers won last year's
game, taking a 13-6 decision in
the last -game of the season, so
the Hawks will be anxious to re
verse the outcome.
Sam's Homecoming.
Tomorrow's game will be the
first Nebraska appearance in the
Iowa stadium since 1938, and will
be something of a homecoming
for Quarterback Sam Vucanti
who performed for the Black and
Gold eleven during the '42 sea
son. Coach Eddie' Anderson, back at
the helm of Iowa football, lias a
tough and experienced outfit
ready to greet the Huskers. With
Emlen Tunnell, top flight Negro
star who handles a football like
a baseball, and Fullback Dick
Hoerner, one of the Big Nine's
top line smashers, the Hawks will
give the Nebraska front wall a
busy afternoon.
Nebraska will again rely on the
winged feet of Halfbacks Dick
Hutton, Bill Moomey and Cletus
Fischer, with the assistance of an
other backfield performer who
broke into the limelight against
Kansas State. Jim Myers, York
halfback, is the athlete in ques
tion, for he produced some line
running in addition to getting off
several booming punts against
the K-State team.
Twins Captain Iowa.
The Huskers will be led by
Right End Willard Bunker in to
morrow's game, while the Iowa
twins, II;rb and Harold Schoener,
who are probable starters at the
end posts, will captain the Hawk
eyes. Not to be discounted by Hawk
eye defenders is the passing arm
of Quarterback Vucanti who con
nected on one pass last wjek.
Nebraska traveling squad: Jack
Hazen, Willard Bunker, Fritz
Mandula, left ends; Carl Samuel
son, Bob Tegt, Roger Johnson,
right tackles; Fred Lorenz, Bob
Deviney, Jerry Jacupke, right
guards; Joe Partington, Jim Tay
lor, Jim Thomson, renters; Ed
Schwartzkopf, Gene Wilkins, Bob
Llpps, Frannie Leik, right guards;
Vern Stiner, Mike DiBiase, Gor
don Hall, right tackles; Alex
Cochrane, Jack Pesek, Ed Nyden,
Bob Schleiger, right ends.
Sam VacantI, Dick Thompson,
Fred Metheny, quarterbacks; Dick
Hutton, Roy Long, Jim Myers,
left halfbacks; Cletus Fischer, Bill
Moomey, Pat Rooney, right half
backs; Tom Novak, Frank Collopy,
Gerry Moore, fullbacks.
Delta Uvsilon
Loses First
Gridiron Battle
Delta Upsilon suffered its first
defeat Wednesday in intramural
touch football play as they were
downed by Beta Sigma Psi, 7-0.
Delta Upsilon, however, remains
in first place in League II, while
the Beta Sigs moved up to a sec
ond place tie with Beta Theta Pi.
Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi
remained undefeated in their re
spective leagues as both came
through with victories. The Phi
Delts beat Zeta Beta Tau, 13-0, as
Seymour and Chapin scored
touchdowns. Sigma Chi defeated
Alpha Tau Omega in a close con
test, 6-0.
Hilmes scored a lone touchdown
as he led Sigma Nu to a 6-0 win
over Sigma Phi Epsilon.
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PI Mu Epsilon. honorary mathematics
society; will hold a business meeting
Thursday, October 17 In room 30S of the
Mechanic Arts building at 7 p. m. All
members are titled to attend, according to
Dick Bresee. president of the society. Re
freshments wlil be served.
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