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"And we will take that Missouri
Tiger," says the Cornhusker cam-
the Nebraska campus. The tension
is reaching its high point. The pig
skin luggers that will go' against
Missouri tomorrow will be away
I l from all that rally and beat Mis
souri spirit until tonight. The
Husker coach figures it best. The
entire Nebraska campus has
worked itstlf up to a degree of
excitement before the oncoming
game that rivals that of past Notre
Dame games.
of thlriy-nine liuml rod cxlra seals
for I1k piiini'. Tills should take
carr of all tlrkft (leinanrts for ilio
bis Homecoming strupgle.
Nebraska Tapers Off for
Thrilling Game With
Light Drill
'LOOK OUT FOR MEHRLE'
Thirty-Seven Arrive Today
From Columbia on
Bengal Squad
The eve of the greatest football
classic in the middle uest is here
Tigers, Tlpers, t h 1 r t y-s e v e n
trong arrive in Lincola today for
the big Husker-Benxal clash" on
Memorial Stadium field to cele
brate Homecoming day at Nebras
ka fnirerslty. The Tiger-Husker
gridiron clash will draw ihe largest
football crowd to the stadium since
the last game with Notre Pame.
Bleachers have been erected to
care for the mammoth Komeconi- 1
lag crowd.
Nebraska Scarlet and (ream
Cornhuskers are on edge mr the
coming clash t o m o r 1 o w ith
Henry's crew from Columbia. Tap
ering off tonight with a light work
out will be the program on Coach
Bearg's echedule. Last night lie j
cent his men through the final i
scrimmage of the week. The high- i
est hurdle of the conference sea- ;
son is before the Husker football
team and the victor of the Home
coming game will be a big favorite
to win the first chamiionshi in 1
the Big Six Conference.
Mehrle Is Threat
Bob Mehrle. Tiger back will be
the thorn in the side of a Hunker
victory. Mehrle is considered the
outstanding quarterback in ihe :
conference. His work this season
has attracted wide comment in
football circles. Mehrle passes,
punts, and carries the ball with the
skill of a veteran although this is
only his second year in the Tiger1
backfield. It was Robert Mehrle '
who took the Tigers out. of the fire
with Iowa State and put the Mis
souri team on the victory side. Jt
was Mehrle who scored the first !
two Tiger touchdowns. It a as
Mehrle who snagged lone passes
for gains against the Cyclones.
Football followers are placing
Mehrle as the second Red Grange
in the Big Six conference.
Led by Captain Blue Howell ami
Captain Elmer Holm, the Nebraska
eleven went through a fast and
MiHypy wuranur on wie sou last
night. Passing formations, running
formations, and punting formations
were all receiving the big end of
the practice session. Clair Sloan
was brushing up on his goal kick
ing and punting. Howell and Wine
alternated at heaving the oval tor
long and short passes, Reb Kussel!.
Husker quarterback, was reviewing
his various plunges through the
line and end runs.
Seek to Break Jinx
The Husker moleskin warriors
realize that the big game of the
conference season is at hand and
that for three years in a row the
Missouri eleven has taken Nebras
ka. Long workouts and sessions
are in order to stop Coach Henry's
crew from down in the "show me "
state and break the three year
Jinx. The Nebraska squad also ;
realizes thaf the winner of the Missouri-Nebraska
game will be ii,(
outstanding contender for tli Pi:
Six football championship and also
ft contender for mythical national
honors.
Nebraska's probable lineup inr
the Missouri game will be tin'
same as started against the Syia
cuse team last week. The Husker
powerhouse will find Blue Howel,
at fullback, AVitte and far ley a;
halfback and Reb Russell haikin -
the signals. On the wing positions
will be Ashburn and I.ewandow sk i.
Fisher, Bushee or Morgan. At
tackle will be Richards and Munn.
at guard, McMullen and Co-Captain
Holm and Ted James at center.
Missouri's probable lineup nl
be Bob Mehrle. Rosenheim, Byars.
and LMemund or Waldorf. In the
Tiger forward wall will be Ki k k
son. or Smith center; Iee and
Captain Miller Brown at. the wine
positions; Hawkins and Terwilli?
ger at guard; Nash and T'.raytot; at
tackle.
draws near.
; warriors are
Thirty-seven Tiger
in Lincoln this morn ,
The announcement of
ing to work out on Memorial Stad-' Reece's injury is (he same
! ium sod in preparation for the
! greatest football classic in the mid
dle west this wetk. Husker war
' riors in the football camp are paw
ing the earth like young colts and
are awaiting that final minute
! when the referee's whistle sends
I the two elevens into battle. The
: Husker-Mizzou game will see the
! largest football crowd of the year
and may even outdo the past
Notre Dame-Nebraska games. Tick
ets in the stadium are going faster
every day and when the day of the
great game dawns, I think Mr. Sel-
leek will have his force out on the
: field erecting bleachers to hold
this mammouth crowd.
How good uiil a line man be in
the bai-M'ield? That's the quest ion
that Coach iuinn Henry is asking
himself and what Nebraskaus are
Interested in. John Waldorf. ll'fv i
pound guard has been shifted to
the fullback position in the Mis
souri "pony backfield" to replace .
Recce who was injured anil will be
nut of the llu.-l.ei Missouri gallic.:
Waldorf is going good in the back
field but Nebraska followers are
wonderirg if that change will ,
weaken Hent's crew tha' will do
the ball lugcing.
Last night the Cornhusker war
riors spent the evening out in the
country no not looking over the
country club, but Coach Bearg
wa.ited to get his Scarlet squad
away from the continual high ten-
sion that is being displayed around
Kern
story
that has been coming out of Col
umbia for a number of years. Last
year it was Clark and Flamank
1 that were on the Injury list and it
was those two gentlemen who
scored the seven points that beat
Nebraska. What does this injury
of Recce mean? Does it mean that
Coach (iwlnn Henry will again put
an injured man in the game at a
critical time ami win the game.
Thai's what the Tiger coach did
last year But Husker warriors
wearing the scarlet, hearing this
news, are working all the harder
to take that tiger.
Nebraska is in good shape for
the Homecoming football classic
and the injury list from the Syra
cuse game is practically extinct.
Richards is the scle remaining
headliner on the injury list but ex
pects to be in shape for the Mis
souri game. Sloan and Witte, the
two Cornhusker halfbacks, are
raring to go after some Tiger meat.
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Temporary bleachers were being
erected ytsterday at both ends of
the stadium field, to take care of
the demand for seating facilities
for the Nebraska-Missouri tangle
atiirday.
Twenty-six sections of the
bleachers with a capacity of one
hundred and fifty each are avail
able for the game, leaking a total
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