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YARSITY WINS
OFF YEARLINGS
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perfection and with the football
brains of Captain "Jug" Brown and
the line driving power of Arnold
Oehlrich, Missouri Valley teams will
find it a hard proposition to stop
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these four backs.
At the end of the first quarter
Bearg sent in "Chief Elkins for
Presnell and the Husker mentor was
well satisfied with the performance
of the Iroquois Indian. With the
"Chief" in the game the punting
shoes of Stephens are well filled.
Elkins had teen in the game only a
few minutes until he had side stepped
and twisted down the field for a
touchdown but the ball was called
back for an off-side penalty. Re
placing any back by Elkins does not
weaken the Nebraska backfield in the
slightest degree and strengthens the
punting department of the eleven.
Freshmen Work Hard
It was not until the end of the
first half that the yearling squad of
Coach "Choppy" Rhodes could make
a first down against the Varsity
eleven. When the second stanza of
the game opened Coach Bearg had an
entirely new team on the field. The
backfield was made up of Bronson,
McBride, Witte and Farley. In the
Varsity wall were: Toms. Shaner.
Munn, Kay, Grow, Lucas, and Zuver.
Ihe second combination could not
make as much ground agrainst the
frosh as the first string and were
penalized many times for being off-
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side. "Bud" McBride and Bronson
were showing up in fine style in the
backfield but the forward wall of
the' Varsity was letting the first year
men through to throw the pigskin
luggers of Coach Bearg for numerous
losses.
With eight minutes to play Bearg
sent in his regular eleven and after
four minutes Presnell had carried the
oval over for the third touchdown of
the afternoon. The game ended
with the ball in the middle of the
field in possession of the varsity.
The yearlfng lineup against the
Varsity:
Right end Folger.
Right tackle Eno.
Right guard Gallaway.
Center Phillips.
Left guard Gilbert.
Left tackle Broadstone.
Left end Prucka.
Quarter Parker.
Right half Scherzinger.
Left half Russell.
Fullback Frahm.
NIGHT CLASSES
BEGIN OCTOBER 3
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structors, and the time of meeting,
is as follows:
American history, Mr. Cochran,
7:30 Monday.
Accounting, Mr. Cole, 7:30 Mon
day. Business forecasting, Mr. Robb,
7:30 Wednesday.
Introduction to retail selling, Mr.
Blood, 7:30 Wednesday.
Principles of economics, Mr. Darl
ington, 7:30 Thursday.
Money and Banking, Mr. Arndty,
7:30 Friday.
Land economics, Mr. Bullock, 7:30
Tuesday.
English
Modern novel, Mr. Wilcox," 7:30
Tuesday.
Late American writers, Mr. Wil
cox, 7:30 Thursday.
English composition (freshman
English) 7:30 Wednesday.
The short story, Mr. Van den
Bark, 7:30 Tuesday.
Business English, Mr. Weseen,
7:30 Thursday.
Magazine article writing, Mr.
Crawford, 7:30 Monday.
Education
Psychological aspects of classroom
procedures, Mr. Weidemann, 7
o'clock Wednesday.
Boy Scout leadership, Mr. Lantz,
7:30 Wednesday.
Engineering
Mechanical drawing, Mr. Smay,
7:15 Monday and Wednesday.
Advanced mechanical drawing, Mr.
Smay, 7:15 Monday and Wednesday.
Descriptive geometry, topograph
ical drawing, advanced topographical
drawing, applied descriptive geom
etry, the orders of architecture, per
spective, specifications and working
drawing, freehand drawing, architec
tural composition these courses can
be offered to those who have proper
preparation.
Fin Art
Dramatic interpretation, Mr. Yen
ne, 7 o'clock Tuesday.
Dramatic interpretation (for
teachers), Miss Howell, 10 a. m.
Saturday.
Public speaking, Miss Howell, 7
o'clock Monday.
Dramatics for children, 10 a. m.
Saturday.
Drawing and painting, Mr. Kirsch,
7 o'clock Monday and Wednesday.
Juvenile art, 9 a. m. Saturday.
Mathematics
Algebra, Mr. Doole, 7:30 Monday.
Trigonomettry, Mr. Doole, 7:30
Wednesday.
Modern Languages
Beginning French, 7:30 Monday
and Thursday.
Beginning French (2), 7:30 Mon
day and Thursday.
Beginning Spanish, 7:30 Monday
and Thursday.
Beginning Spanish (52), 7:30
Monday and Thursday.
Almy Leaves For Harvard
Gerald Almy, a graduate of the
department of physics, left Thurs
day for the east, whree he will con
tinue his studies at Harvard Univer
sity. f:He spent mos tof the summer
in Lincoln.
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as only a very limited number can
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Well, people did you all see the
freshmen-varsity game yesterday? It
certainly was a wow. Believe me,
the good old varsity surely did look
plenty sweet. How they did tear!
And those frosh too, lots of good
prospects there for next year. We
all got a big thrill out of our first
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