Friday, October 31, 1947
Frosh. Nubbins
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On Mud Field
Playing on the rain soaked col
iseum grounds, the Nubbins and
University or Nebraska Fresh
men battled to scoreless deadlock
Thursday afternoon.
Coach Pop Klein's Junior Husk
ers, running in two separate units,
clicked in the early stages of the
game and marched to the varsity
13 five yard line, but lost the ball
on downs as the Nubbins forward
wall stiffened.
The muddy gridiron forced both
clubs to resort to straight-away
running tactics and darkness mil
lified any scoring opportunities
via the aerial route.
Frosh Backs Romp.
Halfbacks Jerry Ferguson and
Don Bloom paced the Frosh's
early period drive with assist
ance from Fullback Walt Spell-
man and Quarterback Dutch
Meyer.
Quarterback Russ Hale and End
Harry Fox were late reporting for
service with the Nubbins, but
sparked the B team thru the sec
ond half of play. '
Coach Ray DeBolt's reserves be
hind the effective running of the
speedy Harry McGinnis -controlled
the play thruout the third canto,
but couldn't muster a scoring
thrust.
Halt Late Drive.
After recovering a blocked punt
late in the fourth period, Spell
man's long pass carried to the
Nubbins' 18 yard line. The ad
vance was thrown in reverse,
however, by a hard charging B
line.
Center John Fox, Tackles Bob
Harrington and Bob Farner, and
Guard Bill Kimball turned in the
strong line performances for the
Nubbins while Meginnis, Hale and
Fullback Dean Demowde sparked
the backs.
End Ralph Weddle, Center
Gardner Johnson, Guard Jack
Heckenlively and Tackle Verne
Busch lead the Frosh forwards.
The lineups:
Nubbins
Mussman le Fletcher
Villars It Schrage
Hawkins Ig Becker
John Fox c Johnson
Kimball rg Pizinger
Harrington rt Busch
RISK re Weddle
Churchill qb Meyer
Meginnla In Ferguson
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Bloom
Spellman
Traveling Squad
lfl end: Alex Cochrane, Double Doyle,
Otto Copenhagen
lft tackle: Charlie Toogood, Fred Go
lan, Edgar Thompson.
lit guards: tteae Wilkin, Gerald Ja
rs kr. He Hoy.
Centers: Tom Novak, Francis Mandula,
Bob Mullen.
Kicht guards: Fred Lorenc, Ardir Mraas,
John tSedlaeek, Robert fallen.
Right tackles: Carl 8am nelson, Harold
Becker, Gene Mm.
RiKht ends: Jack Pesrlf, Kd Nyden.
Quarterbacks: Dirk Thompson), Drl W le
ts nd. Joe I'srtlnilnn.
Left halfbacks: Dirk Huttoa, BIU Muel
ler. Jim Myers, Kenny Fischer.
Right halfbacks: Clrtus risehcr, Junior
CoHopy. Bob Arkcrmaa.
Fullbacks: Dale Adams, Darwin ftales
Irom, George Bwstwirk.
Husker Two-Mile
Squad Meets MU
Cooach Ed Wier's Jwo-mile
squad, seeking its initial dual win
of the season, will meet the Mis
souri five-man team Saturday
morning at Columbia.
Wier has named Harold Kopf,
Lexington; Don Morrison, Lincoln;
Stan Martin, Broken Bow; Don
Theil. Oshkosh and Warren Koe
nig, Lincoln to carry the Husker
colors Saturday.
Kopf has been suffering with
the flu this week and may not
participate in Saturday's compet.
Henry Schleuter will run in his
place in the event he does not
make the trip, Weir has an
nounced. Play IM Football
Playoffs Monday
Wet grounds forced postpone
ment of the intramural football
playoffs Thursday night.
Lou Means, director of intra
mural athletics, cancelled the three
Thursday night because of adverse
weather conditions. Two of the
three contests will be played Mon
day afternoon and the third con
test will be played Tuesday.
Beta Theta Pi will clash with
the Delta Tau Delta crew in Mon
day's feature game. The winner
will play Alpha Tau Omega Tues
day for the fraternity league
championship. Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon will tangle with the loser of
this game for third and fourth
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Another oMnday night game Newman club meets Ag YMCA
pits Kappa Sigma against the Tuesday in an independent league
Beta Sigma Psi outfit in a play- playoff battle.
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Big Six Grid
Machines See
Loop Action
Big Six grid machines get down
to serious business this week-end
with every loop eleven slated to
tangle with conference competi
tion. The University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers will travel to Colum
bia Saturday to meet the Missouri
Tigers in an important game for
both clubs. The Huskers and Ti
gers are currently tied for the loop
lead with two victories and no de
feats. Coach Bernie Mastcrson's squad
received a jolt with the loss of
place-kick artist Bob Costello. Cos
tello suffered a spinal injury in the
Kansas State game and will be out
for the remainder of the season.
riot Aerial Attack.
Missouri Coach Don Faurot
placed emphasis on passing in
Wednesday's drill. He believes the
aerials will be needed to cope with
Nebraska's weight advantage in
the line. The Tigers will be at
virtually full strength for Satur
day's contest.
Iowa State's Cyclones, who suf
fered their worst football defeat in
history at the hands of Oklahoma
last .year, 63-0, hope to give those
same Sooners a few uneasy mo
ments at Norman Saturday. End
Dean Laun returned to the Iowa
State squad Wednesday to bring
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Coliseum Open House
All recreational facilities of
the Coliseum will be available
for any University of Nebras
ka student Saturday afternoon,
Nov. I, according to an an
nouncement from L. E. Means,
director of physical education.
The open house hours will be
from 1:30 to 3:30.
the list of regulars to full strength
for the contest.
Revised Lineup.
Coach Bud Wilkinson of Okla
homa, disgusted by his team's 20-7
losing performance against T.C.U.
last week, is working with a re
vised lineup that includes only
three players who started the
opening game of the season. Quar
terback Jack Mitchell and Tackles
Wade Walker and Bill Morris are
on the injured list with Walker a
doubtful starter against the Cy
clones. Kansas State, struggling under
the nation's longest losing streak
for a major football team, 22
games, will journey to Lawrence
Saturday to play the Kansas Jay
hawks. It was against the Jay
hawks that Kansas State won its
last Big Six football game in No
vember of 1944.
However, Coach George Sauer's
Jayhawks aren't taking the pend
ing battle too lightly. But by vir
tue of its undefeated but twice
tied record and the presence of
Halfback Ray Evans, Kansas is
favored to win by three or more
touchdowns.
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