Sunday, Ocfbb'er 3, 1948
Our mail bag had a couple of
Interesting letters which we'd
like to pass on to you.
Mr. A. J. Lewandowski writes,
'I appreciate very much the team
work that the students showed
at last Saturday's ball game.
Crowding together I think will
permit many of these aisle seats
to be moved into the stadium
porper. All your good work is
greatly appreciated by me and
the department of intercollegiate
athletes."
"Lew" also passed on to us a
letter written by an anonymous
character who calls himself "Mr.
X." We'd like to give you a few
excerpts from mysterious "Mr.
X's" note. Take it for what it's
worth.
"Mr. X" claims that student
activity books are selling for as
high as $50 and that the price
for activity tickets for the Notre
Dame game is currently $Z5.
Mr. X," who is a student himT
i self, also claims that it is the stu
wfcfts wno have caused the short
Ta7ii nf cpats in Ihe stadium. He
says the students bought the
tickets and resold them to friends
and members 6f their family.
The man or woman calling
Table Tennis
Play Opens
The annual table tennis league
starts play in the Coliseum base
ment Monday, October 4, at 5 p.
m. with team matches scheduled
daily at 5 p. m. and 5:30 p. m.
Teams have entered from both
the fraternity and independent di
visions and spirited competition is
assured. Five-man teams will
represent each club or organiza
tion in all matches.
Monday's schedule, October 4:
5 p. m Alpha Tau Omega vs.
Alnha Gamma Rho.
5.30 p. m. Delta Sigma Pi vs.
Phi Gamma Delta.
Tuesday's schedule. October 5:
5 p. m. Sigma Chi vs. Beta
Sina Psi.
Siy
:30 p. m. Newman Club vs.
usele Men.
Gophers Drop U.N.
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and he faded back once more to
hit Jim Bierman on the 20. It was
Faunce all the way when he
yt. carried around end to the 18. The
r Vpher hotshot then dropped back
oirvthe next play to complete a
pass to Mallaski who crossed the
Hosker goal line untouched.
Faunce couldn't be stopped Sat
urday afternoon. The fleet Gopher
back had all the time he wanted
when it came to passing. Jim Bier
. man. caught another Faunce pass
and was brought down on the Ne
braska seven by Bill Mueller. It
was Faunce again on the next two
plays as he carried for five yards
and then faked a pass to score
standing up.
The name Faunce was written
all over the gridiron as he set up
the next touchdown with a pass to
Bill Field. Somehow a player
named Dale Warner got into the
Minesota lineup and he scored
on an intercepted pass from Gerry
Ferguson to make the score board
read Minnesota 25, Nebraska 13.
It was the same old story how
ever when Ev Faunce returned
from the bench with glad tidings
to his teammates from Coach
Bierman. This time it was Bill
Hind who caught a Faunce pass
to score giving the scoreboard a
313 halftime score and allowing
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himself X assured Mr. Lewan
dowski that he had never writ
ten an anonymous letter before
but that he could no longer con
trol himself. Mr. X wants to eat
his words and poin the ranks of
anonymous letter writers. (
We think triere are some stu
dents who would like to help
him eat his words also. Our guess
is that "Mr. X" has been reading
too many comic books. Next
time, old man, try to keep calm,
cool and collected. Remember
"It's bigger than both of us."
Our next letter is from Mr.
George Potsy Clark, athletic di
rector and football coach. Says
M. Clark: "We go to Minnesota
this week. I still am confident
that there will be enough room
for both teams on that gridiron.
We appreciated your fine support
in our opening game. The play
ers told me they were offside a
time or two because they could
not hear the signal over the noise
atade by the crowd. And that's
eixactly the way we want it. If
a wildly cheering bunch of root
ers won't more than offset a
couple of offside penalties, then
my football psychology is and al
ways has been wrong."
Coach Bernie Bierman to stop
pacing up and down in front of
the Minnesota bench.
Neither team threatened se
riously in the final half. Minnesota
scored an anti-climatic touchdown
in the final minutes of the game
when Malloski faked a run and
passed to Soltau to make the score
read 39-13.
The game was supposed to have
been a very long afte-noon for the
Huskers but Coach Potsy Clark's
charges showed they can be tough.
The Nebraskans played good foot
ball exccDt for their pass defense
which will probably be improved
in this week's practices.
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Tennis Singles
Tourney Opens
Sunday, Oct. 3
The all university tennis singles
championship tournament is
scheduled to get under way Sun
day morning, Oct. 3, at 8:30 in
three sections of Lincoln.
118 men are entered in the title
tourney, and all are requested to
visit the intramural bulletin board
in the new sports arena building
to see who they play, and the
exact hour and place.
All first and second round
matches' will be played Sunday
exactly on schedule, and all men
failing to appear will be eliminat
ed without delay.
Matches will be played at South
street courts at 35th and South;
Muny courts at 22nd and J streets;
and the City courts at 27th and A
streets. All players must furnish
a can of three new tennis balls.
The winner of each match retains
the new and unused balls, with
the loser of each match keeping
the used balls. Thus, new tennis
balls will be available for every
tournament match.
A large number of excellent
players are entered and . a wide
cpen race is expected for both
team and individual honors.
Gymnasts!
Anyone interested in going
out for varsity gymnastics
should report to the Coliseum
basement Tuesday, October 5,
at 4 p. m.
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