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Clair Sloan
Clair Sloan, the Verdon flash who estab
lished hit name on the Cornhusker grid
iron this season. Sloan played his first year
on the Varsity at the halfback position.
He came to the rescue in the New York
frame with his terrific line plunging, tack
ling, and punting after Glenn Presnell had
been forced out of the game with an injury.
Sloan will be back in the Cornhusker camp
next season and football critics say he has
great possibilities as a triple-threat man.
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Elmer Holm
Elmer Holm was one of the best guards
in the conference this season and won his
uecond letter on the Scarlet team. Holm
comes from Omaha and will be back in
the camp next fall. He weighs 187 pounds
and is a fighter of the true Cornhusker type.
Elmer was one of the men In the Nebraska
line this season that made it almost an
impossibility for an opposing back to pene
trate the Husker forward wall.
Ray Randels
Ray Randels playinrr his last year with
the Cornhusker squad established a name
for himself and won one of the highest
distinctions given to a football player this
season. Randels was invited by Coach
"Andy" Kerr of Washington and Jefferson
to play with the All-Star eastern eleven at
San Francisco Dec. 26. Kay plays tackle
and was selected on the All-Missouri Valley
for that position. He graduates this year
after three years with the Nebraska eleven,
making his letter each season. Anthony,
Kansas is the big tackle's home.
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Arnold Oehlrich
Arnold Oehlrich, another graduating hack
fleld man who will be greatly missed next
rear. Oehlrich played In every game this
aeason and is a powerhouse behind the line
on defense. His greatest value to the Corn
husker team is backing up the line on de-frt,mi-m
nls- a"d his work was partly re
sponsible for the great showing of the
Nebraska line this year. His work on
breaking up and intercepting forward pass
es thia season accounted for many of the
low scores by the opposing elevens. Arnold
came to Nebraska from Columbus and
takes bis third football letter this year.
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George Farley
George Farley Is the coming fullback for
next season. Farley played his first year
with the Nebraska eleven and is booked
for great deeds on the gridiron next fall.
He made his first football letter and one of
the most impressive showings on the grid
iron. He weighs 176 pounds and comes to
Nebraska from Sioux City, Iowa.
Bill Bronson
Bill Bronson, barked signals in the Hus
ker backfield this season, alternating with
Captain "Jug" Brown. Bronson's work in
the backfield was one of the high lights of
the season and he is another backfield man
that leaves the Nebraska fold this year by
the graduation route. He has played three
years with the scarlet clad eleven and came
to Nebraska from Lincoln high.
Merle Zuver
Merle Zuver played the position of cen
ter and euard all season equally well. He
could be placed at the center of the line
without weakening the defensive strength
of the Scarlet forward wall and later In
the season was moved to the guard position
when injuries were heavy in the Husker
camp. Zuver weighs 385 pounds and is a
tower of strength in the forward wall. He
will be back again next year.
Dan McMullen
Dan McMullen, the little 210-pound guard
on the Hunker team who played one of the
greatest guard games in the conference
thiB season, "Mac" received honorable men
tion on Walter Eckersall's All-Western ele
ven and was a tower of strength in the
Hunker forward wall all season. He will be
back at Nebraska again next fall and is fig
ured to go even greater than he did this
season.
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Harold Peaker
Harold Peaker, Husker quarterback made
his letter this season and played his last
year with the "Big Red" team. I'eaker took
the helm of the Husker team in veteran
manner, relieving Brown or Bronson and
made a good showing all season. He comes
from Kearney and weighs 100 pounds.
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Glenn Mann
Glenn Munn made his bid for a Urkle position on the Husker squad this year and
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Lloyd Crow
I.Ioyd "Dauber" Grow, Husker center who
tips the scales at 1B5 and possesses that
much Nebrask fight. Injuries kept him out
of tbe frame for soma time this season but
when he got back in tha game ha mado a
creditable showing. Grow will not be back
back in tha Husker tump next fall as ha ia
listed among tha graduating seniors in the
spring.
Clarence Raish
Clarence Raish, 220-P" 'nd guard is an
other senior who will be lost to Nebraska
next season. Raish was the largest guard
in the Husker camp and was a tower of
strength in the Scarlet forward wall. He
has been in the Husker fold for three years
and in the New York game he played his
last Nebraska collegiate football. Raish calls.
Grand Island his noma.
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