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Fridov, November 1 , 1957 Pooe f5 The Daily Nebroskon Today At 3 PM: H ushers To Unveil Yearlings fn Cyclone Grid Battle Freshman Football coach Dick Munroe will unveil his 195vS year ling eleven this afternoon at Me morial Stadium. Game time Is 3:00 p.m. with the lora. State Freshmen serving as opposition. The Cyclone club kt to the Uni- fc Journal and Star Joe Gaca&ana . , Frosh t.riddrr rersity of Missouri freshman S-0, two -eeks ago. The Cornhusker club, although . they have served as scrimmage foes for the varsity all season, m ill be working as an independent unit for the first time. Starting halfback Dick Place will not be ready for the opening con test. Place has been sidelined by an ankle injury. Next week the Freshmen will journey to Manhattan to meet the Kansas ,'Slate yearlings. 1 m k, fm" ' " ""I : "a"-.,,,,,, v j jnn irtlnmr awaaj ' : . Freshman Starting Lineups Iowa Stale Nebraska Bill Stuart U85) LE Mike Eger Lloyd Van Hofwegen (2nm LT Don Laabs Gary Astleford USSi LG Dick Kosier Larry Thompson H9f) C Tim Barnes Otto Boles i20D( , P,3 Dan Ratzloff James Van Buren (2fHii RT Dennis Doyle Ron Waiter 2'i0) RE Roland McDole Cliff Rick (185i QS Dean Cozine Chuck Lamson tl85 L'-J Joe Dickson Don Webb 1 180 RH Clay White Ardcn Essimgcr HWn FB Don Heldt Winter Sports Schedule Packed Fui! Of Events The University Intramural Ath- j letic Department has lined up a gala variety of sporting events for the winter season, that is sure to sppeal to everyone's interests. The All University Table Tennis Tournament will kick off the win ter program. This will consist of Table Tennis singles on a team basis. Each team will be composed of six members. Separate flights have been set up for Fraternity, Selleck Hall and Independent entries. The individual " winners will play for the All-Uni-' versity Championship. Entries must be submitted at Ttoom 102 Physical Education Building not later than Friday, No vember 15. Championship play will begin on Monday, November 18. The 1956-57 champions are ; Sig ma Phi Epsilon in the Fraternity i Division and Gus I in the Selleck Hall Division. Imar Bergmanis is the individual champion. The first week of December has been set aside for the 1957 Intra mural Swimming Meet. Entries will be taken at the Swimming Pool entrance between 4:00 p.m. i and 4;45 p.m. the days the events are to be held. All entries must be ; eiven to Hollie Lepley personally, i The Swimming events will be di vided into three days activities. The 90 yard freestyle, KM) yard breast stroke. 200 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly will be held j on Monday, Decembe 2nd. Enrties in the 100 yard back utroke, 100 yard freestyle and the 7R vnrrl individual medley will swim -on Tuesday, December 3, j while' the diving events will be held on Wednesday, December 4; at T:00 p.m. i Dwending team champion is Phi DelU Theta. Pat Drake is the in- j liviSual champion. Handball players will begin com- j peittion about December 3rd. Play-1 era will compete cn the Handball j Courts in the Coliseum. Entries j are due by 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, De- j comber 8 and must be turned in at Room 102, Physical Education ! Building." i A schedule of matches will be j posted in the Physical Education j Buildiogroji December B in order , that football and baKeball players! may participate before thctr spring j practices begin. j George Fisk was the 1956-57 1 Singles champion while S t e v j Greenberg and Milt Dcncnbcrg shared doubles honors. Delta Up ailon won team honors. Coffe Planned The Onlveraity Speech and Hearinj; society will hold a coffee in the Howell Theater downstairs lourjje Saturday from 10:30 a.m. tn noon for all persons Interested In speech and hearing clinical, work, according to Chnrlcne Fer guKion, publicity chairman of the --iinizatifin. NU Freshman Grid Squad imj iNm.RMir or ni-krka irishman rootSAi.t. i.n Act it '.t 1 IT IS m i HWNtS. Tim t" RKRM T. Oanxt I H RIOKI.OW . HI iss, w ilham RONIV Jniin t.'. RRKOTHAl K.R. Of-r VS111V Vernon T OB R M.RKRT. Jim cooMm.v, si Pui n COZINK, IVm Walter tl WINS. Al . . rvaniels, Riiht. Lee . .. ris. ivmmmi IMIKSON. Jot C lin 1 K. IVnni KlIKR. Mil,e liis V.ni'.Al.. Riimli FRMK, Joi-ena C . ViRNlK. Dennis O. . Rli " Rll I H RT IK KT IT IS '. 17 1 F11JP. Vrt Jrthn I R VIsrHFR. Furei HB.OR l H RN1F.R. Jrwcpli VRIt'KK. ItontlM . C FRITZ. rn Carl RT GAtTSNX. .lo- TIV. OH-.VTHF.R. Ah in HR HWCWn. Ken W HFI.PT. Hon Richard FR FKr:RSO. Rxftwy RH HOFFtRBKR. Dick T KOI .1 V. K(l . Dri4 OR HCU'SVR. Jin, I K. HVGHKS. Rsloti ........ . Rt; KITCHEN. RchI IF. KOMKR. Richard 1.0 IT 1 in I.URS. Donald F. RT t.ONO. Ijirrx l.R 1 I VCKF. John lRny M-1'XV1.F.. Roland MrQVTSTON. Kenneth I T RF 1.G . 1 T VFRS. Antbnnx in i ! 'S in WrTVrER. Kutrer RF Alftr.K. Michael H r R V111FR. Samuel A. . .. V1NNHK, John Ml KI.H AVrT. Joe r OVTRf KK. Tx-nnis U IISTROM. John H. PARTINGTON. Jim W. . RH I.G RG IT RG PFTI R'sKN. Paul P. TFTF.RS. Thomas RH PI ( E. Richard I. IB PmiAHi. Richard RG RAT7.I.OFT. nanicl RG RICHARDSON. John F or T RorRTGn-:z. pe, r,r Rl r7.1K. Richard T or FR SARrt. Ertvard N I F SA1.AK, Puane E RG SAVP. Raloh RH J.KRERG. Richard 1G SRFl.PON. Tom K RF si mov. Scon RH m.l.OTSON. M.k ... G TIVMKRMAN. Richard n A HI.. Tim I E WAH-RMAN. Richard C. 1G BHITF.. Clay. . RH tt"KLLMAN, Allen .... IR 1 IT U95 (2121 U87) (185) ( 2(15 (215) 1 205 1 Ufiol (1H3I (175) (200) The Intramural spotlight will shine on wrestling beginning De cember 10. Entry blanks are due in the Intramural Office by noon on Friday December 6. Organiza tions may enter as many entries in any weight class as they wish. All contestants must have a minimum -of five practice sessions between the dates of November 25 and December 7 on the varsity mats in the Coliseum Basement. Preliminary matches will start at 5:15 on December lot. The 1956 All University Cham pions are Alpha Gamma Rho and Beta Theta Pi. The Intramural Indoor Track and Field Meet will be held in both December and January. The pre liminaries are scheduled for Tues day December 10 at 7:00 p.m. and the finals on Tuesday, January 14 at 7:00 p.m. Entries blanks must be submitted before 5:00 p.m. on December 9. Sigma Chi is the 1950-57 Frater nity Champion Team -vhile Selleck Hall is the Independent title hold er. Ken Pollard won individual hon ors. Details concerning the above events are available from Intra mural Director Ed Higgenbotham in Room 102, Physical Education Building. 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Fremont Aothcnhtirt Iincoln Kenrand David "tir u ITS I.-a IT 1J ?5 IS ?M :s lr.1 vs 1.A !1.A :f f 1.A .HI 511 S-! 3 - ii-(l S-' 5-11 s. A in 171 1 !S5 ISS 1PA lfT 1 ISA 5-8' 5-9 , Nebraska C;l Rvk llnd. 111. ?1A ITS AA ;nion, Minn. Omaha 00 .leimore. Kin. Grand Rapids. Mich Nchuvicr Omaha Fullertow Ivinjrton Gothenburg miaha Diller R-adha T'Jedo. Oh in Toledo. Ah"i DeSnjx-t, SO .n -: , s-? fi- .- 1 A" 1 -S s:l tl a-i K-State Next Foe Oklahoma j It's the high point of our sea sonthe chance to play the na tion's be.st football team." That is Bus Mertes. Kansas State grid coach, talking. "'There isn't a squad in the country that woudln't welcome the opportunity to play Oklahoma," be said. "A lot of them would have an awful ; slim chance of winning, but the 'chance is always there. And no 'one can deny it's always s real thr:!l to meet the best in the busi ness." K-State nosts the Sooners here .Saturday with kickoff at 1:30 p.m. Gene Keady, leading Wildcat : rasher who ranks right behind l OU's Clendon Thomas with a 332 yard total ( despite missing Satur day's Iowa State game) is not j , expected to be in the Wildcat Lne-; up apainst the Sooners. He is ' nursing a knee injury from the . Colorado game of Oct. 19. His 8.7 1 yard-per-carry average rates as : best among Big Eight regulars. : leaving K-State minus a potent part of its ground attack. Stepping into the spotlight last, i week-end was Ralph Pfeifer, sen . ior left halfback, who rammed to : 83 yards on 18 carries to lead ; i W'ildcat-Cyclone rushers. George 1 j Whitney, sophomore right nalfback j replacing Keady, also rated spe cial notice Saturday with 41 yards ! in 8 tries. ! With most other hands healthy the Wildcats should have better j squad strength than last Saturday. No further hurts showed from the Cyclone game. 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