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TllK FRESHMAN TRAM.
Coach Lohmcr of t li e fresh
man tcnm an Ruceccdcn in organiz
ing a HtronR agRrcBatlon or " pig
Hkin pushera" nmonir the lower class
men. A special cllort was necessary to
got a satisfactory lineup. No man
had ajuifflolont history bcnlnd him to
guarantee him a position. This faot
made tho plaolng of the men a vory
difficult problem and has serlousiy
handicapped tho work or the team.
These difficulties, however, have
ah been surmounted and tho members
of tho team are redoubling their
efforts to make a strong showing
against the sophomores when tlicv
meet them NovomUer 20.
The High hchool scrubs defeated
tho team in a practice- game last
Monday by a score or f to 0. This
gamo merely showed the weak points
In tho team, and these have been
filled by nettor men. The team work
Is good on offensive work, but the
dcrcnslve needs strengthening oefore
the class games are played.
IMcKle at tho left guard is the
heaviest man on tho team. lie plays
sub center, on tho 'varsity and Is
looked unrn as "prodiiry" In footoall
circles. Ho hails from Ashland and
is known by the boys undor the
familiar title or "llaby Hlcklo."
Frag In is an experienced man In the
line. Ho lias played center and
tfiiard on tho scrubs for two years.
Ho Is slated for right guard.
McDonald, quarterback. Is a Lin
coln iiiRh school boy. lie has a good
leg for punting and is a fast snappy
man. He plays quarterback for the
scrubs.
Carney at center, played several
years on the Sutton high school
team. Ho lias plenty weight and ex
perience for the position.
McShane loTt end, Is an ex-Omaha
high school player. He Is effective
in breaking up interference aud
usually gets his man.
Captain Havens played on tho
South Oman j high school team sev
eral years. At quarter back ho Is
sure in passing the ball.
Jay nes. loft half and managci Is a
fast man behind the line. He played
on Omaha high school toam several
years.
Curtis, at right tac!:1e, is an ag
gressive player and smashes Inter
ference effectively
ToruBon, loft tackle. Doles Doruler,
center, Dferjsinoro, loft guard, uin
din right Cackle and Uandall at left
ondare experienced men. All have
playcn on local high school teams.
Douglas and Currio in the back
Held with Jaynes will insuro a snoody
sot or backs. These men with propor
support In the lino, are good ground
gainers.
The line wld bo stronhgtcnoa much
as possiblaberore the game with
the Sopomores. Tuts contest t6 be
played IIov. 20decldes what team
will play tho Seniors at a later dato
t dccldo tho'class championship for
ho j oar.
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