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Frosli Squad
Lacks Centers
The shortage of centers is mak
ing things tough for L. F. "Pop"
Klein and his assistant frosh
coaches. There are enough backs
and linemen for 18 teams, but only
enough center for ten.
At present, the lines are run
ning through their plays and al
ternating backfields go through
their paces. The first icrimmage
takes place today.
When asked about cutting the
squad, Klein said, "There won't
be any cuts. This is a training
program here at Nebraska. We're
teaching these kids tha funda
mentals of football."
In addition to Mr. Klein and his
regular coaching staff of "Ike"
Hanscom, Harry Miller and Neal
Parsons, four assistants have been
added to help with the task of in
structing the 200 freshmen. They
are Bill "Killer" Kane, Roger
Johnson, Carter "Spike" Kokjer
and Fred Metheny.
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Sept. 24.
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HERE COMES THE NAVY Many university students are throw
ing tjieir books up and taking the oath for the services. With the draft
situation as it is, many college educations are being postponed for
several years.
YMCA Receives 20
Men Wednesday
Twenty new men received
membership cards at the opening
meeting of the YM Wednesday
evening. This makes a total of 40
men to date. The goal set for this
year is 200 men or more.
There will be a booth in the
Union attended by a Y member
on Friday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1
p. m. and from 3 to 6 p. m. All
men wishing to join the Y may
do so at these times in the Union
or at the Y oHices in the Temple
building.
The membership drive for the
YM got under way Wednesday
with a program consisting of
short introductory speeches by
several cabinet members explain
ing the Y program for the com
ing year. Refreshments were
About a year ago th "Rag
featured a picture of Burnett Hall
going up. Now we who are so
fortunate as to have classes there
are waiting for the temperature
to hit zero at which time they
will probably have the air-conditioning
working.
Some lounge lizards are just no
ticing the Union's new face-lifting
job. The Crib "addicts" prob
ably don't realize that the lounge
was redone last year either.
A year ago the 23rd a mixed
party given by the YM-YW was
announced with Nebraska State
hood as the theme.
If the number of women stu
dents attending the Dean of Wom
en's tea astounded them last year,
what will be the reaction when
they see the crop that has the
dorm bulging this year?
served and a few magical tricks
were performed by Ray Kelsey.
Saturday Football Schedule
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Texas
Duke
Purdue ...
Missouri ..
T. C. V
S. M. U.
Klvno Bt
Sam Houilon
Maryland . ...
Oklahoma .....
Oregon
Mini. Htau . .
Trxju A. U.
Alabama
Northweatera
Mario
UeorKia Tech ..
Ban Irek Bt. .
finat Tezai 8t.
Vilianova ...
Tulaa
Home Team.
, No. Carolina
No. Carolina St.
Notre
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Okl.
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..
A. and M.
pittnlmrKh
. Portland
Rice
.Richmond
... Santa Clara
...... Stanford
Tennessee
, Texas Tech
At Ban Antonio
Tulane
U. C. L. A.
a Utah
Vanderbllt
.a. ....... Anions
........ Arkansas
...... ...a... Army
,.x Baylor
Visiting Team
Home Tram
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. Cincinnati
ColKate
X....C0I0. A A 31.
. Colorado
.a... Columbia
Cornell
Frank. A Marsh.
. . Gcoricla
Holy Cross
........ . Illinois
1 aa . Iowa
,...x Kentucky
iaiayeite
MlchlKaa Michigan fitate
Florid X uit miss.
At Jacksonville
Utah f ... Montana Bt.
No. Dakota BV. Montana St. Col.
Hos'.on tf. ....... .. .X Muhlenberg
California Navy
At Baltimore
Iowa Stat Nebraska
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Buffalo
New Mex. AAM
New laexte ...
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N. Y. V
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Chattanooga ...
Georgetown . ...
Kansas Stall ...
Marqtiete .a...
Xavler
rorunam ........a
EPISCOPALIANS!
REMEMBER ... YOU HAVE A DATE FRIDAY NIGHT
MIXER AND DANCE 7:30 UNTIL IIP. M.
Come early and stay for the night . . .
or drop in for a while and
meet members of your church
from all oyer the state!
Was f.A7
First Captain
How many of the bid timers
remember the first football team?
Seventy-three-year-o 1 d Eb
E. Mockett does, he organized it.
In a boarding house on 15th &
P streets, E. E. Mockett lives
among the past surrounded by
over 100 trophies, medals and
awards. He is described by Walt
Dobbins, sports writer of the
Evening Journal as "one of the
greatest living athletes in the
country."
The school has long forgotten
the old man and only a few of
the old timers remember him.
He is the proud owner of a
silver-plated lifetime pass which
entitles him to attend all uni
versity games free.
Eb won honors in la crosse,
bowling, bicycling, roolerskating,
iceskating and football. In the
90's bicycling seemed to be Eb's
favorite sport. It was in the days
of the high-wheeled bicyclers
that Mr. Mockett won the state
championship in a six day bi
cycle race. His speed was 219?g
miles in 12 hours; two hours
every night. One of Eb's con
temporaries, remembering Eb's
amazing powress says: "No man
living could ride like that boy."
Eb remembers during that race
how he gave the band which
played there every night $5 to
play his favorite, the "Arkansas
Traveler" during the Inst ten
minutes of each round. Eb says:
"I used to stay in back of the
bunch each time around in order
to conserve energy then at the
last ten minutes they'd play the
song and I would come up and
pass them by at least one lap.
That's how I won the race, the
music inspired me."
Mr. Mockett was la crosse
champion, bowling champion, and
captain of the champion roller
skating team. Mr. Mockett has a
picture in his room of the first
football team. Dressed in white
canvass uniforms and various hats
and caps they look like a potent
.earn. "We won most every game
we played that year," said Mock
ett. Mockett has the distinction
of being the university's first
football captain.
Eb's formula for athletic suc
cess: Go to bed early every night
and don't drink. "I never touched
a drop and never will," says this
great athlete.
Heavy Grid Slale
On Tap Saturday
King football gets into high
gear this Saturday all over the
nation.
The day's headliners find Notre
Dame, co-holder of last year's
mythical title with Michigan,
meeting the powerful Boilermak
ers from Purdue. The dopesters
recognize this tilt as the tough
est hurdle on the Irish schedule.
At West Point, the Armyi plays
host to Vilianova. The Wildcats
showed that they are to be reck
oned with as they trampled Texas
A. & M. last week, 34-14.
Texas University and North
Carolina U meet in an intersec
tional headliner at Chapel Hill.
Northwestern University and
Minnesota journey to the west
coast to meet uuw ana wasning
ton U, respectively.
Lynn Waldom Uaiirornia tsears
travel to Baltimore for a spirited
contest against Nary and Missouri
opens against Ohio State at Co
lumbus, O.
In the Southlands, Tennessee
and Mississippi State tangle in
one of the top games of the day.
The Crimson Tide of Alabama
and the Green Wave of Tulane
also clash in a Southeast Confer
ence opener.
FREE REFRESHMENTS
COME STAC Oil DRAG
1 Make It A Pep Rally for tks Iowa Slate, Came! , . (
Vufversitr Episcopal Church Thirteenth Sc K St., Lincoln
The Rer. Harry B. Whitley, Chaplain
Tassels will meet for the rally
tonight at 8:43 In front of the
Student Union.
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