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NEBRASKA MEETS
ORANGE IN EAST
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Syracuse Squad Arris in
Lincoln This Morning
For Husker Game
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Two Elevens Mix on Field
Sixth Time; Eastern
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The eve of the all-important in
tersectional clash with Syracuse
university has arrived and in
Cornhusker moleskin warriors are
awaiting the signal from the ref
eree to start the great battle for
east-west honors. The Orange ar
rived in Lincoln this morning and
will work out on the Memorial
Stadium field this afternoon
Nebraska will meet Syracuse for
the sixth time on the football grid
iron tomorrow afternoon and in the
past five encounters, the Cornhus
ker machine has been able to gt
but two victories, going down be
fore the Orange wave in three
games.
Bearg It Prepared
Coach Ernest E. Bearg. Ne
braska football mentor. Is prepared
for this Orange team from the At
lantic. And Coach Lew Andreas,
the Syracuse v football coach, is
more determined than ever to take
the Comhuskers into camp to
avenge the stinging 20 to 0 defeat
of last year at Lincoln.
Twenty-five Syracuse players ac
companied by managers, trainers
and coaches arrived in Lincoln for
the Husker engagement. Yester
day the "astern squad took a s'op
over workout on the Washington
university gridiron.
Go Through Signals
The Cornhusker squad was back
on its own sod last night af'rrrhe
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sojourn out at the fair grounds. A
serit-s of signal drills and scrim
mage formations greeted the Scar
let warriors on their return to the
home camp. The coaching staff is
still searching the squad tor an
end to. lead the defensive attack
against Hal Hay singer and his
Orangenmn from the east.
Fisher. Lewaudowski. and Mor
gan are a trio of wingmt-n that
would do justice to any football
eleven, but the Nebraska coaching
staff scrambles up the positions in
each night's session in an attempt
to find a formidable aggregation
to meet the speed of the .Syracuse
j backfield. I
i Have Varied Attack '
Built around the attack of!
'Sammy" Sebo and Captain Ha. I
Baysinger. the Syracuse eleven has
a varied offensive attack that has
swept the Orane through three
victories this se, -on. Coach Lew I
Andreas did not prouuee his wares '
in last Saturday's game with John
Hopkins and the aerial game was
kept under cover so Nebraska :
scouts had little information about
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the entire veek in developinc a
defensive passing icam to line up
auBinst the eastern seaboard erid
men. Startine in the backfield in
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Saigas.
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Syracuse students. Twenty-five
players accompanied by coaches,
managers and trainers, made the
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! workout last night. On the sawdust
; rine of the coliseum, the Scarlet
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Butler University of Indianapolis
has formally declined to enter the
. Missouri Valley conference, as was
announced by "Potsy" Clark, ath-
; letic director at the Indiana school.
! The four "left over" members of
! the conference were desirous of
having Butler in the conference,
but athletic officials at Butler
deemed it a bad move beause But
ler was too far removed from the
territory of the Valley
The four
members of the old conference still
retain the name of Missouri Valley
and are attempting to increase the
membership.
Coach Ad Lindsey. ootball men
tor at Oklahoma, Is having a tough
time of it right at the present and
the prospects of the Sooner eleven
taking Crelghton this week, look
anythine but favorable. Lindsev
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NEBRASKA.
has been trying to build a power
ful forward wall, but it seems that
the Varsity defensive line has its
hands full to hold the Oklahoma
freshman team. Tom Churchill,
veteran athlete at the Sooner
srhool, is out of the practice ses
sion with an Injury and Llndsey
does no! hope to have this powerful
end in shape for the SooTTer-Blue-jay
game at Omaha Saturday.
Iowa State is banking on a real
fight in Saturday's contest with
Coach Gwinn Henry's Missouri
Tiger eleven. The Missouri eleven
meet the Cyclones in the first con
ference game of th season for the
"show me" team. 9oaeh Workman
is drilling his squad overtime In an
effort to stop the powerful Mis
souriana. He figures on having a
harder game than he did with u.
Cornhusker two weeks ago.
The Pitt Panthers. Husker foes
for November 17. will entertain
Allegheny College for this week's
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- - HIKE!
The ball
is snapped
Bearg's
driving-smashing line
heaves into action
a cyclone
backfield
tears forward
and
Howell
goes thru for
7 yards
Did he make it?
He did!
Nebraska's ball
on the
Orangemen's
5 yard line
Pandamonium
bursts from
the
thundering thousands
the band whoops it up
and a tumultous
TOUCHDOWN
vibrates across the field!
APPAREL FOR HIS MAJESTY
football game at the Pitt Stadium.
Last year Pitt had little difficulty
in downing the mountain team,
winning 52 to f. but this year the
Panther eleven is expecting a
stronger team and a fast passing
crew. The Pitt team demonstrated
Its weak aerial game against West
Virginia last week and Coach Suth
erland expects to drill his men all
week on the passing department.
For four consecutive years the
Kansas Agnies have beaten the
Kansas Jayhawker eleven and for
four years a revengeful Kansas
team has tried in vain to stop this
flow of defeats. This year Coach
"Bill" Hargiss, takes his Kansas
football protenes over to Manhattan
to fight it out again the old, old
fight for the Kansas supremacy on
the gridiron. And it is a real bat
tle, win, lose or draw. Kansas could
only hold the Washington Univer.
sity eleven to a to 7 tie and this
week's game with Coach "Bob" Mc
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