Friday, September 19, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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EH3ysI!cers
recrtEiing SpeB
Fundamentals received top bill
ing on the Huskers' Thursday
practice program. Coach Bernie
Masterson gave his Scarlet crew
a slight breather following Wed
nesday's scrimmage.
Still seeing a definite pass de
fense weakness, Masterson and
Back Coach Dougal Russell put
four units of backs through an
extensive pass defense workout.
Cletus Fischer, nursing a pulled
leg muscle, and Gordon Hall
with a bruised hip, were the only
ca- 'ties out of the light work
er dnesday. Quarterback Dick
" m without shoulder pads
was not using his bruised shoulder
to pass, but worked with the
number one unit while running
plays.
Flip Tasses
Del Wicgand, Joe Partington,
unlimbering a bruised arm. Bruce
Berquist and Jim "Squat" Myers
were given the pass flipping hon
ors for the afternoon.
The Huskers will get a full
game scrimmage session Satur
day morning in final preparation
for the season curtain raiser the
following Saturday with Indi
ana's Hoosiers. Masterson will put
his Huskers through the session
behind closed gates.
Three Units
Working with Thompson in the
first backfield unit were Dick
Hutton and Junior Collopy at the
halfback posts and Dale Adams
at fullback. Partington directed
a second team backfield com
prised of Bill Mueller, Darwin
Salestrom and Bob Ackerman.
George Bostwick, Phil Young and
-Jim Myers worked with Del
Wiegand on the third unit.
While the backs were going
through their paces, Line Mentor
Tony Blazine was giving his for
ward wall candidates an exten
sive workout with blocking as
signments and line fundamentals.
Name DeBolt
NubbinsTutor
Coach Pop Klein will get his
first glimpse of UN freshmen
gridders in uniform Friday aft- j
ernoon when the frosh candi-!
dates receive uniform issue and '.
report for the first regular prac- !
tice session. Physical examina
tions were given Thursday night.
With Klein and his staff jump-
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SIDELINED Gordon Hall,
Husker tackle, still out of rough
action because of a bruised hip.
Hall and Cletus Fischer, suf
fering a pulled leg muscle, were
the only two Nebraska casual
ties not participating in Thurs
day's light workout. (Courtesy
Nebraska State Journal.)
ing to the freshmen. Coach
Bernie Masterson has appointed
Ray DeBolt as chief Nubbins
mentor. DeBolt will tutor the
"B" eleven unassisted.
Only two games remain on the
Nubbins' 1947 slate following the
cancellation of the Iowa State
encounter. DeBolt's charges will
get their first taste of action Oct. j
24 against the Fort Riley eleven.
The army crew returns to Me
morial Stadium Nov. 15 for the
other Nubbins encounter.
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1500 Tickets
Sold Thursday
Approximately 1500 student
activity tickets were sold during
the first day of sales, which will
continue through Friday and Sat
urday, Athletic Business Manager
Max Peterson reported Thursday.
Student purchasing activity
tickets are reminded of the spe
cial lottery box from which they
are to draw for reserved seats.
Campus organizations and in
dividuals wanting blocks of tickets
together are asked to report by
Saturday noon for the first draw
ing. Student tickets will be issued
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We're Celebrating
SHOE WEEK!
INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS.
All persons interested in of
ficiating intramural football
games for pay are again re
minded of the mcrtini: to be
held Friday at 5:00 p. m. in
the N club room.
Monday in the Coliseum from the
same booth where tickets are now
being sold. Buyers must present
their receipts in order to obtain
tickets.
Faculty members who have
tickets on reservation should pick
them iij) at the coliseum ticket
office.
Individual tickets to the Nebraska-Indiana
football game are
now on sale in the same olfiee.
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