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Friday, September 30, 1 949 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 7 .V f ( : -s TOM NOVAK, 206 pound center, has been named to captain the Huskers in the game with Minnesota. He will be opposed by Gopher Clayton Tonnemaker, 246 pounds. The two are selected among lead ing centers in the nation this year. This will be Novak's final ap pearance against the men from the Northlands. FraGf&iJiredl Amkle tBennGihiGs u fa Nebraska's chances for scoring an upset in Saturday's game with Minnesota, skidded farther down hill Wednesday. Veteran tackle Jim Godfrey Suffered a broken ankle while scrimmaging with the freshmen. Godfrey had recently been under consideration for a starting as signment in the traditional Minnesota-Nebraska clash. With the loss of Godfrey the line weight of Nebraska as well as the tackle slots are in need of replacements. Promotions were the thing with Coach Bill Glassford nominating Sophomores Dick Reiger, Rich Yost and Hurdler Ray Magsamen for starting positions following ex ceptional performances against South Dakota. Reiger, ccnler on last year's freshman squad, was shifted this year to end where he was impres sive in the Coyote game last Sat urday. On one occasion one of Reiger's blocks set off Don Bloom for the fourth touchdown. Yost for Adduci Nick Adduci, last week's starter, has been replaced by Yost who should add power to the backfield lie displayed plenty of speed on his end runs in the Sodak en counter. Adduci has been in only light workouts because of bruises received in the opening game. Fleet trackman, Ray Magsamen will team up with Reigcr os end of the first offensive unit. Magsamen caught an end zone pass from Del Weigand in the final seconds of the South Dakota game. Injuries are still hampering Bob Schneider and Ralph Damkroger, last week's starters. Schneider re injured his back and has been only good for limited action while Damkroger is slowed down by bruises. Voils, Minnick out Only two varsity players will be out for sure, Cecil Voils, Lin coln end, and Don Minnick, Fair bury tackle. With the weights definitely favoring Minnesota the Ilusker outfit might well be expected to put up a defensive fight, but ac cording to Glassford the team will be out to win, Don Bloom, who scored twice against South Dakota, will be in the second string outfit for Ne braska. Groomed for either left or right half, Bloom was moved to left half this last weekend. At only 149 pounds Bloom could easily find himself the littlest player on the field when the giant Gophers come out on the field. The 21-pound per man ad vantage in the first string and the 20-pound advantage in the second string is a hard thing for any team to overcome. However, the Scarlet can be counted on to play with a lineup averaging 195 in the line and 170 in the backfield. The chart: First Li neup Wt. Mlnrwita IPS Grant ;;." Nomrllinl 200 Hmdrlcknon 24S Tonnemaker NehrnBK Wt. Pin RriKt-r 1S IK SnlMtrom 217 I.T TooRood 1HS 1,3 Novak 20 C Hawklnn 172 RO 190 Ijindin (Utrnrin 2i I.T 22S KklM-.-R Mapamfn 1S8 IK I9tt Znprti NnKle 174 QK 200 Moloiky FrrKiinon 1A6 i.M 12 Bve Mueller 1H8 RH 19.1 Menllxter Yont 12 IB 197 Beierilor( COLLEGE NIGHT INFORMAL . WEAR YOUR RALLY CLOTHES IF YOU WISH Dancing 9 until 12 Couples Only Adm. 1.50 per couple Tax Included Capacity Crowd To See Minnesota Business Manager A. J. Lew andowski expects a capacity crowd of 38,000 football fans to witness the 31st Golden Gopher CornhusVer fray -Saturday after noon in Memorial Stadium. Lewandowski issued a warning to "come early if you want to see that first kickoff." as the game starts at 2 p. m. "Lew" pointed out that since the De- ! partment of Intercollegiate Ath- I letics has taken over the conces sions, it is no longer necessary to I grab that last second lunch before ! reaching the stadium. Service Better It was generally agreed between the 27,000 (app.) spectators at the Sodak game last Saturday that the service was much better and that sandwiches, coffee or cold drinks along with popcorn, candy bars and seatbacks, provided all the comforts of "ye old rockin' chair." Even though Nebraska has won only four games in their series with the Minnesota "Paul Bun WOW-TV of Omaha will telecast yons," the game still carries na- j the game direct from the stadium, tional importance. Two newsreel KMA-TV will photograph the cameras will record the game and I game to be telecast Monday night. 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