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SOONERS ARE
PLENTY TOUGH
Reports Owen Frank, Who
Scouted Oklahoma-Southern
Mthodut Game
BEARG GROOMS RESERVES
Football at Nebraska this year is,
.Just one struggle after another.
That's the way It looks to close fol
lower! of the sport. The "easy"
games, when the team jets a little
rest against a "set-up" opponent,
have been peculiarly absent from the
Husker schedule this fall, and from
all appearance will continue to bo
missing throughout the season.
With Ksnsas disopsed of, and half
the schedule over, the Cornhusker
find themselves facing Oklahoma,
Drake, then the Kansas Aggies, and
finally Notre Dame. Does that look
easy?
Regulars Cat Off E.y
Yesterday Coach Bearg let the
regulars off with the routine work
and a' drill on signals, whilo the sec
ond string bucked the fnshmen in a
lively scrimmage.
The first -string consisted of
Rhodes, Presnell, Msndery, and Jug
Brown in the backfield, and Sprogue,
Ed Weir, Raisch, Hutchinson, Tos
pisil, Schols and Joe Weir. Lonnie
Stiner was watching the plays with
his right hand in a plaster cast, and
Bobby Stephens was standing on one
leg on the sidelines.
Some hard work wil surely be the
bill before the week is over, in pre
paration for the third home contest
with the Oklahoma Sooners.
Oklahoman Ar Big
Sometimes it seems to be the in
herent nature of scouts to report that
the future opponents has great
strength. But this time Coach Owen
Frank, who scouted the Oklahoma
team in action against the Texas
Methodists, says that the Sooners
have a big team which will not be
easy for Nebraska.
The Oklahoma aggregation, under
the instruction of Coach Bennie
Owen, is improving constantly, and
though they lost to Drake, will pre
sent a formidable opposition to the
Huskers next Saturday. Oklahoma's
feat last year in smearing the Husk
er's chances for a championship lends
strength to the statement.
Coach Bearg will prepare this
week for that game. Mid-season
has come, and the Huskers will hit
their stride now, if ever. A steady
imnrnvpment has been noticed since
Nebraska met Illinois in the opener,
and from now on fans can see the
real aggregation which Coach Bearg
has.
Scherar Sect Bulldog
Looking a little further into the
future, Nebraska will have another
tough game when it meets Drake, at
Des Moines, November 7. Coach Leo
Scherer scouted the Bulldogs last
Saturday, and he too reports a tough
opponent for Nebraska.
Had Drake had more of its regu
lars in the lineup against Grinnell, he
says, there would have been a dif
ferent score. Drake defeated the
Grinnell team 7 to 6.
After Drake comes the Kansas
Aggie game at Manhattan, and then
a rest of a week before what is ex
pected to be the classic of the season
Notre Dame at Lincoln on Thanks
giving Day.
Valley Standing
Missouri Valley standings this
week show Ames and Missouri in a
tls for first place honors, figuring
on the percentage basis. Neither
team has lost a game so far, but both
have played only two conference
games and future conteots will likely
tell the story.
Drake comes third and Nebraska
fourth. The Bulldogs have played'
four games, winning three and drop
ping one, while the Huskers have
halved their two Valley games be
tween the win and lose columns.
Misouri's defeat of Kansas Aggies
last Saturday ran true to the dope,
but the fact that a lone drop-kick
was the only margin of victory gives
it a different aspect.
Ames put the damper on Wash
ington to the tune of 28 to IS, while
Drake won from Grinnell by one
point
Valley contests this week include
Oklahoma gaainst Nebraska, Missouri
against Ames at Columbia, Kansas
against Drake at Lawrence, and Okla
homa Aggies against Grinnell at
Stillwater.
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Cross Country Team Looking
For Stiff Competition
From Sooners
CAPTAIN LEWIS INJURED
While the Husker harriers were
taking an easy victory from Kansas
on the home course Saturday, Okla
homa, the Nebraska distance men's
jured opponent this week end, was
also winning her second race of the
season, debating Southern Metho
dists. Except for Captain Lewis,
who injured his side, the Scarlet and
Cream runners are none the worse
for their muddy race with the Jay
hawkers. Coach Schulte was pleased with
the showing made by the team Sat
urday, but expressed regret that no
more men were reporting for the
sport this fall. The Husker team
shows power, but, according to the
coach, stiff competition to' make the
team will bring the runners up to a
better standard. Tryouts will be
held today at 4 :30 o'clock among the
eligible Varsity men who di dnot run
in the meet Saturday. The picking
of the team who will compete against
Oklahoma will depend on the time
made, and the showing of these run
ners today.
Among the men who show pos
sibilities of displacing some of the
team members are McCartney and
Chatfield, alternates, and Jack Ross,
Kelley, and Roberts. Ross has been
held down this fall by an abscssed
tooth, but has been going better the
past week.
The Sooner team defeated South
ern Methodist last Saturday in their
second dual meet, but this is a non
conference school, so the rating of
the teams is unknown. However,
the Oklahoma harriers defeated
Drake the week before, which indi
cates that they will be much strong-
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VALLEY HARRIERS
FINDING PLACES
MUtourl, Loies to Kama Affle
While Ante Triumph of
Drake Bulldog
As Kansas was losing its second
dual cross country run of the season,
to Nebraska, other Missouri Valley
schools were finding their apparent
positions among the distance run
ners of the Valley. Two other
teams were also losing their second
dual run. Misouri fell before the
Kansas Aggies as easily as before
Nebraska two weeks ago. The Ag
gies placed five runners before the
first Missouri runner.
Oklahoma was winning over a
non-conference team, but defeated
Drake the week before. Drake on
the other hand lost to Ames Satur
day for a second defeat Ames was
running their first conference race.
They were defeated the week before
by Minnesota. Conger of Ames
came in four hundred yards ahead
of the second runner Saturday,
displaying great possibilities for an
individual championship for the
Ames runners at least.
The individual performers to
date include Conger of Ames, Ruth
erford of Oklahoma, who is cham
pion; Kimport of Kansas Aggies,
who was runner-up last fall; and
Lawson of Nebraska.
Dr. Thompson Publish Article
An article entitled "Ths Prepara
tion of 6-mythyl Coumarln and Its
Derivatives," by Dr. T. J. Thomp
son, of the department of chemistry,
and Ralph H. Edee, A. B. '24, ap
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Journal of the American Chemical
Society.
Engineering Alumni In Lincoln
Two alumni of the College of En
gineering, E. E. Caster, C. E. '25, and
Charles H. Collins, C. E. '18, spent
homecoming day in Lincoln. Mr.
Caster holds the position of Junior
engineer of the Kansas City Gas Co.,
and Mr. Collins is manager and sales
man for the W. 0. Johnson Cement
Products Company of Omaha.
Indianapolis Magazine
Comments on Bulletin
"Cooperator and Merchandiser," a
monthly supplement to The Indian
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University of Nebraska College of
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er than the two Husker opponents
up to date.
Rutherford, who captains the
Sooner aistance men, won the Val
ley meet last fall and has not been
defeated for over a year in dual
cross country. This year he has
a running mate of equal prowess in
Les Niblick, who has been tying for
first place, hundreds of yards ahead
of other runners. Three other mem
bers of th Oklahoma team ar vtr
ans this fall.
For th past two years Oklahoma
has been victorious over the Husker
harriers, but present indications are
that Coach Schulte's team will give
them a hard run Saturday.
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