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GUY CHAMBERLAIN
Right halfback. 192 pounds. First
year. He has scored two touchdowns
from the kick-off this year, running the
entire length of the field both times.
He is a master at defensive end.
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JOE HOEFFEL
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DICK RUTHERFORD
Left halfback. 173 pounds. Sec
ond year. An All American half
back, according to Jack Wheaton,
the K. u. coach. He is a star of the
first magnitude in every depart
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PAUL SHIELDS
Left guard. 1S0 pounds First year.
A most promising candidate who has
been seriously handicapped by a lame
knee all this season. He will make a
name for himself next year. Just
watch him.
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"DEWEY" HARMON
Freshman Coach
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HARRY COREY
Right tackle. 205 poundt. First year. Corey
blocked a drop kick in the South Dakota game,
and thereby saved Nebraska from a probable
defeat. He's a demon at breaking up plays of
the opposing team.
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"LUM" DOYLE
Fullback. 170 pounds. First
year. Doyle punts from forty to
fifty yards consistently, and is a
sure ground-gainer through the
line. He will make a strong bid
for All-Valley honors next year.
LOREN CALEY
Halfback or uarter
back. 135 pounds.
First year. The fast
est man in the suad
and an artful dodger.
He is also the light
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his weight being his
biggest handicap.
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