TUKSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928
FOUR
THE DAILY 1NEBRASKAN.
DAILY NEBRASKAN
PICKS ALL-BIG SIX
GRIDIRON ELEVENS
Eight Huskers Get Berths
On Annual Mythical
Selection
'BLUE' LANDS CAPTAINCY
Two Win Places on Second
String; Rest Evenly
Distributed
Football, the groat collepiate pas
time tu American collopi's has
mad its oxlt for tho year of 192S
ami with the rlosliiR of tho griil
iron frame, comes the choices all
over the country for all-star teams.
All American teams have already
been announced around the nuin
trv as well as all conference. The
naily Nebraskan ricks its annual
all-conference eleven and second
team.
Pino Howell, captain of the forn
husker football eleven, winners of
the x Six title, is the Nehraskan's
choice for captain and fullback of
the mythical HiK Six ehneu. How
ell's playing ihroushout the season
in conference tamos was of the
stellar arietv and he was one of
the hich scorers of the conference
backs. Howell's work in drivinp tho
opponent's line and smashine
through tackle, was one of the
Husker back's favorite plays and
he handled this department of the
pigskin game iu veteran fashion.
Is Husker Landslide.
Ki:ht member.- of thp Corn
husk r football eleven were se
lected for the mythical eleven and
the first Big Six tootball selection.
Nebraska clearly demonstrated its
power in the conference and was
not rivaled by any conference foe.
Missouri placed second in the con
ference standing and was awarded
two places on the all-conference se
lection. Oklahoma placed one man
on the first eleven with Tom
Churchill, Sooner end. getting the
place on the selection.
In selecting the all-conferenee
elevens, many stellar players were
forced to the. f-eeond eleven not be
cause there was so much difference
in their playing but because only
eleven
The Daily Nebraskan's All-Big Six Team
Kirst HI even -
Churchill, Oklahoma It.
Munn, Nebraska It.
Holm, Nebraska Ik.
.lames, Nebraska cc.
McMullen, Nebraska nr.
Itroadstone. Nebraska rt lliohards, Nebraska
ltrown, Missouri ,...re Ashburn, Nebraska
Russell, Nebraska qb I.indblotn, Iowa Stale
Mehrle, Missouri rh Haskins, Oklahoma
Sloan, Nebraska Ill TratiRor, Iowa State
Howell, Nebraska fh Waldorf. Missouri
-Second Eleven
: Mauser, Kansas
. . Lyons, Kansas State
. . Shannon, Kansas
I'carson, Kansas State
Kern, Iowa State
SET FOR WEDNESDAY
Huskers Hang Up Moleskins as
Successful Season Comes to End
(By Jack Elliott)
With the final curtain down, the
sport writers take a look at wha
the mighty Oornhusker "power
house" dul during tho season just
closed. Aw.i) back in October, Ne
braska went up to Ames and there
i,n State Field in Ames, tho Ne
braska tootball machine started its
march to lame anil victory. The
Staters from Iowa offered the 19-S
Scat lot and Cream but little oppo
sit ion and when the timekeeper put
tho tirst gi'me nf the season on the
ledger, Nebraska had cinched the
light with a 12 to 0 victory. It was
,iot that afternoon down on State
Field, and tho mighty Nebraska
elewn, playing its first game, did
not show ever., thing but waited for
a more opportune time to produce
its wares.
Strenuous Drill Starts.
Coming hack to Lincoln, Ccuh
Krn-st Hears, the Oornhusker "ool
ball nifitor, startod drilling for tht,
Nebraska had put a 26 to 6 victory
on the 1928 slate.
Point for Orange.
Coach Hearg now had passed the
early season games and pointed for
tho first cast-west game on the
Husker schedule, the Syracuse
Orange. Syracuse came to Ne
braska to avenge the .stinging de
feat of the year betore. Headed bj
Hal Haysii.ger, the Orange almost!
succeed-d in hold ins the mighty
Nebtaskans but a period kick iron, i
placement by "nutch" Witte. e.. i
abletf the Scarlet to take the long,
end of t'te 7 to 6 count and put tlie(
third successive jranie into the vie-
tory column. . '
And then came Missouri, the
j mighty Tigers from Columbia, the,
I football eleven that had taken No-'
j braska tor three years in a row. :
-How Oornhusker football followers
; longed to show the Mizzou eleven
land sink all their hopes of winning
ithe nig six. It was Homecoming I
i. .,-K t.,,v. ai .enra.sKa mm prpa n-nuia rt
jttpeniPC MUIIie rtllif, MUM .UUIUUll J- .w..v..,
I State Bobcats. On Saturday, Octo-!fas thronged Memorial Stadium
I her IP, the hie red team took the:l",, aneinoon to witness tne great-
j lie 1 :i Memorial Stadium for the
first home game. Tho Montana
eleven, like lwa State, proved to
bo easy pickings for the Huskers.
After the second game was over,
Mehrle are two of the fastest backs
in the Big Six and both handle all
departments of the game in great
fashion. Sloan led the Conference
scorers with T5 points.
When it conies to picking the out
standing linesmen in the confer
ence this season, the palm goes to
"Dannie" McMullen, Oornhusker
guard, who has played the most
consistent brand ol football all sea
son and was a tower of strength in
the Scarlet forward wall. There
was little dispute in placing his
wing-mates, timer Holm and Ted
James to handle the center posi
tion and the other guard post.
James was by far the outstanding
center in the Big Six and has
rn.n "Miit h.-. ntaeri nn ttieiplayed his last game with Nf
est football clash in the confer
ence. At kick-off time, Memorial
Stadium was tilled to over flowing.
Bleachers had to be erected and
still thty could not care for the
!S,''0o tootball enthusiasts. There
Last Teams Will Battle
.In Closing Round of
Tournament
Semi-finals In the Inter fraternity
water polo tournament will be
played Wednesday night in the "Y"
pool star'ing at S o'clock. The
games 'viil he between Beta Theta
Pi and Vi Kappa Alpha, and be
tween Lambda Chi Alpha and Thi
Camilla Delta. The second game
will start during the between
halves intermission in the first con
flict. Rudolpa Vogler, who Is in charge
of the tournament has arranged for
the Installation of bleachers in the
pool room, and estimates that there
will be seating space tor two hun
dred spectators. A charge of ten
cents w ill be made for admission to
tho semi-final games. Arrange
ments have also been made to out
fit the swimmers In suits other
than those provided by nature so
that femiuine devotees of aquatic
sport may attend the games.
Interest in the tournament has j
reached a high pitch and interest- !
ing games are assured. ' !
elevens met on the Sooner field. It ,
was the last hard conference game ;
and a great deal of the title lion- j
ors depended on the outcome of the j
battle.
The Huskers were in great shape
for the sooner game arm ine
packed stadium down in Norman
had the opportunity of seeing the
mighty "powerhouse" that they bad
heard'so much about and also had I
the opportunity of seeing that same j
steam rolling football machine roll i
over the Oklahoma team for a I
crushing 44 to 6 victory. Nebraska's
could not open up with their run
ning but managed to pass tho pass
ing game for a lone touchdown and
A safety ran the count 8 to 0, to
close one of tho most successful
gridiron seasons in the history of
Nebraska.
Seven victories, one defeat and
one tie is the result of what sport
scribes call the most difficult foot
ball schedule In recent years at
Nebraska. Winning the Big Six
football championship is the honor
brought to Nebraska by the superb
playing of the Husker squad. Win
ning all five of the conference bat
tles, defeating Missouri for the
first time In lour years, beating
Syracuse for the second season In
succession, and holding Pitt, to a
tie after last year s defeat Is the
summary of the 19!8 grid card.
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; was blood in tho eye of the Mis- powerful eleven was too much for
the Sonnets to compete against end
although it was the first time dur
ing the season that a conference
foe had scored against Nebraska,
the Oklahoma team was completely
outclassed.
Pitt Stops the Huskers
Returning to Lincoln, the Husk
ers began the drill for the second
souri l icr but there was fight in
tho hearts of eleven mighty Oorn
husker warriors.
They Take Mizzou
The ball was kicked off and the
game1 was on. Tearing, ripping the
line to shreads. pounding the wings
until the Tiger tot ward wall gave
way in exhaustion, the mighty
Oornhusker "powerhouse" steamed
down the field to a glorious victory j for(.nl0st football machines in Ihe
over the Henry crew from Colum- ; Pa?t fjtt had downed Nebraska
bia. It was Nebraska's day and : back at Pitt last year and were
after throe years of waiting. No- W(stbound to repeat! he victory. A
braska followers saw a Scarlet and ! drizzling rain for 36 hours preced
Cream eleven pound a Missouri i jIlc the game left Memorial Sta-
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first eleven. For tho wing position, braska.
Second Team Distributed
Marion Broadstone anil Munn
were selected for the lackle posi-
Cliff Ashburn and Tom Churchill
are just about on par. Ashburn has
plaved bis last game for Nebraska
and has played a steady Drand 01 tions on the mythical selection, and
ball all season. He is one ot lue although Broadstone is playing his
heaviest ends in the conference, I fjrsl vf,ar of conference football,
lipping the beams at 190. Churchill, j ms work agaitibt conference teams
the Oklahoma wing man, is given jtnjs season was outstanding. Glenn
Munn. Nebraska tackle, was so- i
i looted to fill the all-conference
tackle position and was given a
I close race by Lyons of Kansas ;
State and Richards of Nebraska.
Richards did not show up for the
entire season due to early season
injuries.
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field men selected were Waldorf
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his ot tensive work throughout the
season and his ability to handle
more rhan one position on Coach
Ad Lindsey's eleven.
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Miller Brown and Bob Mehrle
were the two Tiger gridders getting
places on the conference selection.
Brown was given the wins position
opposite Churchill and Mehrle was
placed in the backfield opposite
Clair Sloan.
For the all-star baekfield, the
Pally Nebraskan picks Blue How- ing men but the men selected for
ell, Clair Sloan. Bob Mehrle. Reb
Russell for the stellar backfield
quartet of the Big Six conference.
This combination of backs was al
most unanimous in the selections
by coaches and sport scribes in the
conference. Clair Sloan and Bob
the Nebraskan's mythical eleven
were Hauser from Kansa-s and Ash
burn from Nebraska for the end po
sitions; Lyons from Kansas Aggies
and Richards trom Nebraska for
tackles; Shannon from Kansas and
Kern from Iowa State for guards.
team for victory
of tho game was 24 to d. As yet
no conterenco eleven had been able
to score on Nebraska, and oach
Hearg had put his third game of the
1JOS schedule in ihe victory
column.
After 1he shouts oi tho Missouri
victory had died away, the Ne
braska eleven was ready to entrain
for Lawrence, the home of the
Kansas Jayhawkers. The third
conference game proved to be little
'opposition for Nebraska and the
Kansas eleven looked on a 2J to 0
defeat after the game. Battling
mud throughout the game, the
Husker "powerhouse" pounded the
Kansas line throughout the first
half and then got under way the
second canto to put the game safely
away.
Get Good Conference Start
Oklahoma was the destination of
the Cornhuskers ihe next week end
and Husker followers were a bit
leary of the Sooner came. It had
been many years since those two
elevens had met on ihe gridiron
and the last time proved fatal to
Nebraska. Coach I'.earg spent the
entire week pointing for Ihe Sooner
battle. On November 10 the two
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Nebraskans with a scoreless tie
and the first time of the season
that the Scarlet did not turn in a
victory. j
Army was nnext and tiie first de- ,
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for the mighty Cornhuskers at the I
West Point stadium. "Red' Cagle,
the foremost halfback in the coun-
try, was hitting his stride in thej
Husker game and although Clair I
Sloan's perfect kick opened the ;
scoring, the Army opened an of-
fensive attack that completely baf- !
Nebraska and as dusk settled over I
the stadium. Hutchinson threw a!
pass across the line for the second
touchdown and the final score
found ..ebraska with a 13 to 3 de
feat and the first of the season.
Snowball Fight Ends Season.
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