THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Bears Gives Men a Shakeup in
Preparation for Crucial
Test Saturday
The Husker squad spent most of
ILo pi&itkd session last night behind
the locked doors of the training room.
Coach Bearg had a lot to tell his foot,
ball warners and a big shakeup in
football tactics was on deck for the
ball luggers who saw service in the
Cyclone game Saturday. The fight
the Nebraskans gave the Iowa State
eleven was everything but brilliant
and the coaching staff will work
overtime in the two remaining prac
tice sessions in a last attempt to pre
pare for the crucial clash of the sea
son at Columbia next Saturday.
est football eleven in tho middlewest
Two more days of practice are on.
deck for Beargs squad and then the
trip south to Columbia. For the
past two seasons Gwinn Henry has
developed a Tiger football team
strong enough to beat Nebraska. This
will make the third game since Ne
braska has taken the count on Mizzou
and the dope bucket favors the Miz
zou Tiger.
Valley Standings
W. L.
Nebraska ....
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Grinnell
Kansas Aggies
Iowa State
Oklahoma Aggies
Pet.
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
Coach Bearg put his second and
third string teams through a hard
scrimmage last night with the fresh
men squad as the Varsity regulars
looked on and saw where the weak
points were. The frosh were adorned
in the Missouri sweaters, giving the
scrimmage more of a lealistic af
fair. Dec'opment in the forward
wall and the defensive side of the
game seems to te the1 big problem at
the present. Line Coath "Bunny"
Cakes discoveied several weak points
in his line attack ia the Iowa State
gair.e and was blistering these up
in last night's practice scrimmage.
Two On Injury List
The injury list from the Cyclone
game amounted to an injured side for
Blue Howell and an injured ankle
for Gienn PresnelL Both injuries
to the Husker backs will be in shape
for the Tiger-Husker game Saturday.
The Jlizzou eleven came through the
Aggie game in fine shape and are all
in perfect trim for the Haskers.
Bert Clark, stellar Mizzou quarter
back was out of the lineup against
the Kaggies but will be back in the
game against the Huskers. This
will stdengthen the Tiger backfield
to a great extent.
Clark it will be remembered was
the back who scored both touchdowns
against Nebraska on Stadium field
last year, to sink all Nebraska's hope
for a Missouri Valley championship.
Critics throughout the country are
figuring on Coach Gwinn Henry's
football eleven as one of the strong-
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IN THE VALLEY
By JACK ELLIOTT
The breakup of the Missouri Val
ley may cause1 some action in the
Rocky Mountain conference accord
ing to Colorado papers. The Miss
ouri Valley was broken up because
it was too large and had too many
schools and each school could not
meet all the others. The R. M. con
ference has twelve schools scattered
over an unweildly area and confer
ence officials are thinking in the
same line of the Big Six.
day's gams and will be out of the
game for the rest of the season.
Johnson's injury came late in the
fourth quarter of the Husker-Cyilone
game. Blue Howell's side injury
seems to be getting along in fine
shape and Bearg expects the Husker
back to be in the game against the
Tigers at Columbia Saturday. Glenn
Presnell's injured ankle is holding
him back in the few remaining prac
tice sessions before the big clash but
the coaching staff are figuring on
the Husker four forsemen to start
against Mizzou Saturday.
Football talk in the east this fall
doei not center around the "has
been" Big Three, for tbet said confer
ence like the Missouri Valley is no
more. Harvard, Princeton, and Yale
used to be the football center bat is
no more for the football power of
the country is mo-ring westward.
The New York Violets, the IIutLer
foe for Turkey day is touted as the
strongest eleven in the country and
are booked to go through the season
without a defeat. New York went
through a most successful season last
year on the gridiron without losing
a game nntil they came to the Hus
ker stronghold. Nebraska took the
strong Atlantic seaboard football
team to a 15 to 7 beating last year
and will attempt to repeat again this
year.
The Oklahoma Sooner' football
stock went up one hundred percent
when they took Coach Stagg's Chi
cago eleven to a 13 to 7 defeat at
Chicago Saturday. The Sooner-Maroon
game was one of the most spec
tacular in the Big Ten last week.
Oklahoma was trailing' 7 to 0 with
five minutes of play left when Has
kins, ISS-pound Sooner halfback
passed his team to two touchdowns
and victory. A 35-yard pass to
Churchill started the victory drive
and another 35-yard pass to Crider
and Coach Stagg'e Maroon eleven was
defeated.
The "Mizzou" Tigers opened their
Missouri Valley RPnaon wit ha win
over the Kansas Aggie Wildcats at
CuluAiula Idol Saturday. Ivlissuurl
has taken the count on Nebraska for
the last two years and now the Hus
ker eleven is out to beat the Tigers
on their own lair. They say Mizzou
has the Husker jinx, and the Ne
braska team says it all bunk. The
Nebraska coaching staf is working
these last few days to put the Scarlet
team in perfect shape for the Tiger
clash. The Husker squad needs a
lot of working over before Saturday's
game and improvement is the byward
in thei Husker camp if they expect to
take the Missouri game.
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