.We'dnesday, December I, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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BY HAROLD AB RAMS ON
Coach Potsy Clark, looking a
little tired after the long trip from
Portland, had little to say about
persisting rumors that he may not
be coaching the Cornhusker foot
ball team next year.
The head grid mentor could
only say that after traveling 60
miles per hour he wanted to slow
down to about 30 m.p.h. for
awhile.
Potsy used almost an all-sophomore
squad In the last half of the
Oregon State game with the ex
ception ot Junior Collopy, who
performed well In his final ap
pearance with the Huskers. lie
said squad members hope to start
rext fall where they left off in
the Oregon Stale game.
The spirit and backing by Corn
husker fans was appreciated very
much by the team and according
to the coach Nebraska footballers
re not going to forget it.
Returning to the coach I nit ru
mors Potsy declared he wanted to
make no statement until he had a
few days of rest.
However, it looks like Coach
Potsy Clark won't be getting' any
rest for a few weeks ut least. Be
side holding invitations to numer
ous banquets throughout the state
he 11 journey to Kansas City,
Dec. 3, for the Big Seven coaches
confab.
That it is going to take time to
rebuild the Husker grid team there
is no doubt. No one can expert a
change of coaches to bring about
a miracle which would put Ne
braska on lop of the Big Seven.
It just isn't being done not even
with modern day mass production
methods.
Right now the football picture
at Nebraska doesn't look too
bright but that doesn't mean it is
as black as some people have
painted it. Potsy Clark is optimis
tic about the over-all picture and
given some time the Huskers
could have a team we could be
very proud of.
Looking ahead. Coach Clark has
some good prospects In Gerry
Ferguson and little Don Strasheim.
Ferguson is potentially an excel
lent prospect as a kicker, runner
and passer. Others who are slated
to return in the backfield next
fall are Bill - Mueller and Phil
Young.
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. . FOR A GALA EVENING
COME Tm THE MILITARY BALL DINNER
AT THE HOTLL CORNHUSKER
The perfect way to begin the evening ... a deli
cious dinner, served in the luxurious surroundings
of the beautifully redecorated Georgian Room.
Jay Ilcrris at the piano. Call Mrs. Scott, 2-6971,
for your reservation.
Friday, December S, 6 p. m. to 8:30 p. m.
$2.50 per person
HOTEL CORNHUSKER
UNDER SCIIIMMEL DIRECTION
Weir Asks for
Cinder Talent
Track Coach Ed Weir once
more made a plea to all interested
trackmen to report for practice.
With a full indoor schedule
facing the tracksters, Coach Weir
is anxious for all prospects to re
port immediately. Some promising
cindermen were lost from last
year's squad and the track men
tor is hoping that replacements
NEBRASKA INDOOR TRACK
SCHEDCLE
January 22 Iowa State at Lin
coln January 29 Minnesota Univer
sity at Lincoln
February 5 Kansas Univer
sity at Lincoln
February 12 Missouri Univer
sity at Columbia
February 16 Kansas Slate of
Lincoln
February 19 Oklahoma Uni
versity at Lincoln
February 25-26 B i g Seven
Conference Meet at Kansas
City
will be found to bolster all-around
team strength. Weir emphasized
the importance of third and fourth
place winners on the NU team this
yenr.
Weekly tryouts for the varsity
tracksters and frosh members will
be held from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m.
on Saturdays. A light "feel-out"
will be held this Saturday for
some men. Coach Weir hopes to
have the practice sessions in full
swing within two weeks.
The Big Seven Conference in
door meet will be held this season
during February instead of March.
This track carnival will be a two
day affair, starting February 25,
at Kansas City.
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Cage
Coach Harry Good's 1948-49
Nebraska basketball team will
open their cage season against
Northwest Missouri State Teach
ers tonight in the Coliseum at
7:30 p.m.
Tonight's game will open a 24
game schedule for the Huskers
which includes ten games in De
cember. Northwest Missouri Coach Ry
land Milner is bringing an expe
rienced basketball squad to Lin
has been out of early practices
with an ankle injury, but has been
responding to treatment very well.
Good's starting five should see
Joe Malacek and Retherford at
the forward positions with Milton
"Bus"' Whitehead playing center.
Dob Cerv and Henry Cech will
probably start at the guards.
Malacek is the only non-letter-man
having come up from last
year's freshman squad. The other
probably starters all played on
last season's five which won 1 1
of, 24 games.
Other Huskers who are expect
ed to see action are: Rod Cox,
Dick Srb, Bob Allen and BoD
Pierce, forwards; Joe Malacek,
There will be a meeting of the
House Rules, Library and Hobby
Committee in the Craft Shop at
7:00, Thursday.
GIFT WRAP
Norrrona A mas Gift Wrap
Matching tag, teals, ribbons
Goldenrod Stationery
Store
213 No. 14 Open Thurs. to 9
DANIELSON FLOIIAL C
1 I 2-7602
OPKN T1IIRS. MCHT TIL I!E! -
"Stop that Nebraska attack, Shorty, .and I'll buy you one of those McGregor
Flamingo Zipper Sport Shirts for Christmas!!"
McGREGOR FLAMINGO . . . high styli ng, with a quick 0 a
exit zipper in yellow, green and gray. $iJO
pernier
coin tonight. His roster lists only
two non-letter winners.
-The starting lineup will see
four lettermen from last year's
squad and a veteran of their 1945
club who has been in service. Mil
ner's probable starting lineup will
average 6-2, while Coach Hurry
Good's starting five will stand
6-4.
Claude Retherford, the team's
high scorer for the past two sea
sons, is returning to form and has
brightened the Husker outlook
considerably. The 6-2 forward
Dick Schleiger, Bus Whitehead,
centers; Bob Gates, Larry Walsh
Kenny Anderson, Anton Lawry.
guards.
NEBRASKA 'A;K 4JI AD
No. Nrnne Vo. tint. Kxp.
1 Allen. Bnh C 6-4 2
Thvrv in Still Time
To Make Your Dinner Reservations
For the Military Ball at the
CONTINENTAL CAFE
Drop in also For Yout
I. file Srifnk after the Hall
1511 0
CORSAGES tOlt THE Ml ALL
STOP IN A!D MAKE YOl'R SE
LECTION FROM OUR CORSAGE
DISPLAY.
10 Anderson. Kennelh ... O 6-1 '4 1
1 Branitcnliurg, pHrrell . F 6-1 'i 0
7 Cech. Henry G 6-2 1
15 Cerv, Robert C, 6-1 2
12 Cox. Rorlicy F 6-3 2
6 late Bob O 6-1 0
17 JuM I, P;iV K 6-4 l:. 2
IH I.awry. Anion F-G H-3 " 2
MMrce'i. Joe C B-S 1
f. Pierce Bob v 6 6''. 0
111 rtellierloul. Clnurie ... F 6-2 3
S HcnlclK.r. Hick c i-4 2
:i Shield. I'huI F 6-2 3
4 Srh. Il( k F 6-3 2
11 Walsh. Ijirry i H-2 1
14 Whitehead. Villon C 6-9 2
Students attending the bas
ketball game Dee. 1 should hold
their activity books with coupon
6 out. Students are requested to
present their ID cards with the
books and enter through the
front doors of the coliseum.
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1306 N
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