EYES OF FOOTBALL WORLD
ARE ON SATURDAY'S GREAT
GAME WITH PITT PANTHERS
Golden Panther Klrrn I'nder Direction of Coarli JrUJ
Sutherland Present irrnlrl (,ril roc
On Nebraska Schedule.
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SCA.RI.F.T M CRKVM f.KIDDKRS ARRIVF. TOIUY
Hunker Return With Miming Spirit ftrr
Victory Over Fighting Orange: Htlde Sating
Vi'itte and Sloan for Satunljy (.nine.
By JACK ELLIOTT.
Th cvM of the football world will forii oi the NYliraa
Corr.hukrr. thin weekend wlun the mighty Sesrl.-t from the
plain of N.hra.ska take on it tnnghteM int.MMCtional foe of
of the .rear-the Pittsburgh Panther from the limrinity v(
Pittsburgh.
Arriving hack from their fir' untwist grid battle of the
ou. in JrrK eleven win :
throucb a hard wk of prciic '
drill in preparation for th coming 1
ff Cr-srh Jock Sutherland and hi
band ol Panther. The Cat are'
rated as the toughest gridiron ma
chine In he east and have already,
downed all their opponent by lm-1
mense score. Sutherland, thl ;
year, hopes to turn out a mythical
American championship football , when Coaen Bibi end thl scar-1 flJ yar on the court for No
team and with the Golden Tornado : let eleven against Coach Jock ! tratka In the Big 81 conferene.
nt r.mnrttiL Tech now out of the
v. Sutherland I determined to
rn 'through the Nebraska came
with an undefeated eleven.
. . , i in th country and so far this tea-
- P,tt 6lou I son ha. downed all .t. opponent.
Memories of last year score- b deel.lve .core.. Taking West
ler tie on a sorry Memorial sta-1 Virginia to a trimming la.t week,
dium field still burn In the football Nelraka acout. say the Suther
plans of tha eastern grid mentor, j and erew t ftt, mighty and
Nebraska football acouta ho:n.,k, - wii0, that will keen the
watched the Pitt team down West ,
Virginia Saturday were a lm-
pressed with the showing made by
th Hanther eleven that their r-
ports to head rootDaii yoacn uana
X. Bible were to the effect that the !
Cornhuskers are coin to be ,
pushed to the limit to down this
fighting team from the east. ,
Nebraska snowing: against
their intersectlonal opponent in
Saturday'a classic waa very satis
factory to Coach Bible and the
Scarlet seemed to be that fighting
band of Cornhuskers of old, but
the Nebraska tutor realizes that
hi grid machine is going to have
tn do more than they did against
Syracuse to down Sutherland and
his Pitt eleven.
Save Wltta, Sloan.
"Dutch" Witte and Clair Sloan
vho have been widely heralded in
the east as twt of the outstanding
gridiron warriors in the west, will
roth start the Pitt game Saturday,
according to an announcement
made by Coach Bible Monday as
the Scarlet worked out on Soldiers
field in Chicago. Witte failed to
f t into the Syracuse game as the
iiusker mentor did not wish to
take any chances of losing Witte
for the Pitt game. Sloan was In
jected tn the Nebraska backfield
late in the Husker-Orange game
and the Scarlet from Nebraska ral
lied around this speedy back and
pushed over the second Nebraska
touchdown of the afternoon.
With Witte and Sloan both in
the Husker backfield against the
Pitt aggregation, Nebraska will
have the best set of backs that
football fans have seen this year.
Sloan is dangerous on both lugging
the oval and in the Husker passing
attack. Witte is a speedy ball lug
ger and the second trlple-threater
that Bible will have In his back
field. The Injury list from the
Orange game Is not serious and
the Nebraska coaching staff ex
pects to start practically the same
line as tarted in the Syracuse
game.
Husker Spirit Back.
Those who witnessed the Syra-cuse-Husker
battle on the floor of
Archibold stadium in the east Sat
urday are confident that the Scar
let and Cream footballers from Ne
braska are off for a big year In
Cornhusker football. That famoua
Cornhusker spirit that seemed dor
mant In the Southern Methodist
game, flared up against. "Big BUI
Orange" and blazed Its way across
the football pages of the country
and stuck In the hearts of all east
ern football fans who packed the
stadium for the game In Syracuse.
The Golden Panther from Pitt
will have to produce much more
than Lew Andrea and hi Orange
eleven did at Syracuse Saturday or
Jock Sutherland will take hi band
of Panthers back to the "Smoky
City" with a stinging defeat marr
ing the 1929 grid campaign. Pitt
I rated as a powerful machine and
brimlng over with speed, but the
Panther will have to be wilder,
more cunning and much faster
than last year to down this fight
ing eleven of Coach Dana Bible
from Lincoln.
The Cornhuskers arrived In Lin
coln this morning fresh from its
victory r?vr Syracuse and will take
a long workout tonight on Memor
ial, stadium sod In preparation for
the biggest Intersectlonal game in
the middle weat thia week and the
greatest football game Nebraska
football fans will get to witness
this season. Reports from the
bustneas office of Husker athletics
are that Nebraska will not be able
to handl the throng of football
lovers who will trek into Lincoln
Saturday for the big classic.
Wetdemann Receives Bid
To Dewey Birthday Fete
-
', Prof. C .C. Weidemann today re
ceived an invitation to a luncheon
to be held Oct. 19, at Hotel Astor
tn New Tork City to celebrate the
seventieth birthday of John
Dewey, eminent educational phil
osopher from Columbia university.
Mr. Dewey la internationally rec
ognised aa an educator having
booa. called to China to advlte
them relative to the educational
ayetatn there. Some of the out
standing men and women on the
rommittea for the affair "r
Cbwtle A. Be&rd, Harry Emerson
FV.cd.ck, and Dorothy Can field
Msber.
In the Valley
y JcK Elliott
Thl week CornhutVer football
fan will tee one cf th gr.et
, gridiron clatuct of th country i
' Sutherland a OoiOen Kanmer
i eleven from PltUgurgh. Th Pn
j ther eleven riaht now i on of th
moit outttnamg gridiron tem
Ho,ker on the lookout from th j
Klck0ft until tha final pop of the ;
gun ait year on a aoggy Me-1
moiil atadium field the Panther.;
nd Huker battled to a coreie ..iTTZ.'- wm- aia t
e wjtn lne Huker. playing their AlthougU -Dutch tt Itte did not
wort brand of baM duHng lh, iea. pet into the Syracuse-Husker
, bu, the P(tt ama eame atterigame at Syracuse Saturday, he
a hard campaign In Big Si cir-1 claim he has set a lone time rec-
,nrf w,,h tn. Scaret oolntlna !
for its game with th. Army. The doing anytning. wiite aa not m
P.tt gam. this year will be a dif-! "rted Into the Cornhusker hneup
terent atory for the Cornhu.er In the Orange game as Coach
machine I. under w.y and ha. ' Dana Bible did not wish to take
caught up with It. .tnde to make any chances of Injuries before the
.1.- . l-ui i 1 com lne clash with Pitt. So the
the moat tuccetsful In Cornhusker
history.
On the floor of Memorial sta
dium in Saturday's classic foot
ball fans will see a different Corn
husker football team than they
saw tn the clash with the Mus
tangs in the season opener two
weeks ago. In the Orange game
the mighty Cornhuskers found
their pace and will be hitting it
until the end of the season. In
addition to getting organized, Ne
braska now has the addition of
Clair Sloan, one of the fastest and
cleverest ball toters in the entire
mlddlewest. And In addition to
Sloan, th Husker will have the
triple-threater. "Dutch" Witt, who
haa been out of tha game since
early eaon. Witt and Sloan will
both start In the Nebraska back
field against the Golden Panther
from the "Smoky City." Sloan
got into the game back at Syra
cuse Saturday and the way hi
mates rallied around him to carry
the pigskin over for that second
touchdown was a pleasing sensa
tion to Mr. Dana Bible. Cornhusker
football tutor. Bible stated out at
Soldiers field yesterday in Chicago
that the "Dutchman" would be in
trim for the Panthers and with the
way Captain Farley is lugging the
pellet, will make the Husker back
field a driving one that will be
able to handle every department in
the game In dazzling fashion. With
Witte and Sloan in he game for
passing and lugging the oval. Ne
braska will give the Sutherland
crew more than they bartered for
In this Intersectlonal game of foot
ball.. And Pitt will have to produce
more than 6yracuae, yea, much
more, and more than the Panther
did latt year, for whether they
know it or not, It will be the aame
Nebratka team but an entirely
new and different machine running
down on th tod in the Hutker (ta
citurn. .The Oolden Panther will
have to be much quicker than latt
yer, It will have to be more cat
like, and although Jock Sutherland
tate he I. going to take the ot
fen.ive and make the wetterner.
take the defensive, he will find
that Line Coach "Bunny" Oake
ha developed a line thie year Juit
for the Pitt Panther, to drive
again. t and then fall back. For
after the performance turned In
again.t the Mustang, and then the
Orange, any football coach I
willing to concede that "Bunny"
Oakea ha turned out a One that
I hard to penetrate.
Too much credit cannot be
handed to the Nebraska forward
wail, consign iiig that It lost Its
pivot and two fine guards from
last year. But the way Elmer
Oreenburg, Dutch Koster. Ray
Richards, Marlon Broadstone and
a few other husk tea played In the
Syracuse game la just nobody's
business. The Nebraska line will
always he one of the outstanding
forward walls in the country as
long as "Bunny" Oakes Is master
of ceremonies.
Although atatiatlca ahow that
Syracuae outdowned Nebraaka and
outruahed them, the foottVII
critic deduct the fact that after
the Cornhusker machine got under
way, it waa a different story. Dur
ing the first quarter it appeared
that the Huaker forward wall wa
not witnrtanoing tne attack ot
Big Bill Orange and tha 8yracuse
backs went through Nebraska for
a total of eighty yard during the
first canto, and In the entire aec
ond half for a total of eighteen
yard a.
Owtnn Henry, Missouri Tiger
football coach, sat in Memorial
stadium while the Cornhusker
fought to a scoreless tie with the
Mustang. Ha went back to the
Tiger camp a trifle worried. Henry
hflieve that Xliaoniirl will have II
hand fun v.hm (."oarh Bibl
tiring hi S.-arlet eleven tot'olum-
i hi oo (ct 24 to op-n the i:ig hi
j for the tlunkera The vet
eran Tiger rft h eeroed lm
, prrwd with th vernal lie howinir
I mad by th men of t'oarh Bible
I and declared that th Nebraska
leven had not even folten under
. way. Ha ex-t a h improve
tnpllnt I neat la Nebianka during tha thie
I week that intervene h.-lween now
and th Ttger-HutWrr game. And
'although th Scarlet haa two big
intersect lonal fame before they
meet Missnu. the Comhuxker ara
lout tin year to repeat the ron-
ference championship In the Big
! Fix.
Charley Black, head basketball :
coach at Nebratka. ittued hi firt
; Sirf V w!!. V,flaer;M,hu,rh.!
! P::rCy weeVVogerh,: men I
dition tor the opening of th tea-
on In December. Three of Blek".
regular are on th football team ;
and will not b able to report I
, til after Thankgiving. They ar
Lewandowiki, Witte and FitherM ;
Black ha. aimott all of ni. regu-
)ar ,en hack this year and rt
,hould be one of the most tuccett-
!WIHE GETS PLENTY
OF
'Dutchman' Is Logical Man
For Quarterback Dana
Bible Believes.
iree puom-ny
Dutchman" took In the game
from the players bench and figured
out plavs that would beat the
Golden Panther tribe from Pitt.
Witte waa given plenty of pub
licity tn the eastern city along
with Sloan. Both Witte and Sloan
were preceded to Syracuse with a
host of Injury stories and that both
of the famous Cornhusker ball
toters would be out of the Syracuse
tilt. Syracuse sport scribes took
this with a lot of salt and doped It
out that the Husker camp waa
sending out a lot of bear dope on
the eve of the Orange game.
But Witte will be in the lineup
when the referee send the Corr
huskers against Pitt thia Saturday.
Coach Bible think the "Dutch
roan" Is Just on of those naturally
gifted quarterback and Nebraska
ha been handlcafped these past
two years at not having the triple
threater at the signal post instead
of half.
Hl'SKER HARRIERS
ROMP OVER HILLS
ni rim; practices
Several of the cross country
men have lieen doing their three
and one-half milea every other day
and are beginning to register good
time. Saturday Griffin and
Sprague ran the d. stance in nine
teen minutes and ten seconds.
The other men who ran Satur
day were Oarvey. Williams. Gra
ham and Fullbrodt. The men are
utilizing the hills north of Belmont
for their workouts, nearly as far
out as the freshmen footballers
bad to go.
The Big Six cross country meet
will be held in Lincoln this year
in conjunction with the Iowa State
football game. Nebraska'a first
meet is against the Missouri har
riers, between the halves of the
Nebraska-Missouri football game.
There will also be meets against
Kansas and Oklahoma.
COLORADO AGGIES
PLAN FOR ANNUAL
HOMECOMING TILT
FORT COLLINS. Homecoming
will he celebrated by scores of
graduates and former students of
the Colorado Agricultural college
on the Aggie campus Saturday,
Oct. 26. when the Green and Gold
eleven will clash with the Univer
sity of Utah football champions of
last year.
Indications are that the largest
number of alumni in years to at
tend a homecoming will return to
their ahi .a niater this year to re
new friendships of former years
and cheer the Aggie gridiron war
riors during the big game.
Alumni registration will begin at
10 a. m. at Aromona hall. The
traditional "dutch lunch" will be
the main attraction at the noon
hour in tie college cafeteria, whre
an old-fashioned Aggie rally will
be held.
Blood Speaks to CIui
On Advertising Ideals
Prof. F. C. Elood at the Monday
noon luncheon of the Lincoln A''
club spoke on essential advertislrr
principles, explaining those funda
mental he believes necessary U
carry out an effective advertising
campaign. The meeting of the At'
club was held at the local chambci
of commerce.
'The Student' Store"
Rector' Pharmacy
13th and P 8t
"Our Stor I Your Store"
TIIF. DULY NFORVSK
W
Hutker Idol Thnm
riflM'fin' In litre
When ehraika Wins
When nw of tha Nebraska
Carnhull.tr victory aver th
tyracuta Or.no at Syreu
Saturday va flatbed to Lin
coln evtr th radio thtr war
f tw more pleated than Coach
Henry Indian Behult. had
track coach at tha Hutker
chool.
f.chull oflinating In th
Lincoln Mon-Thorn JrMtrton
high tchool football gam on
th Lincoln high field whan
omton shouted from th
tanri that th Cemhuiktr
had won 1) to 6. Schult r-
ponded to th nw by totting
hi hat at leatt fifteen feet Into
tne air. Hi face wore a wlda
grin thioughout th remainder
of th gam.
Soccer. Managers' Meeting.
" HOUnd R3CC
Are AdlVitiCS.
Tn we,, a soccer achedule. th
dale of the next bare and hound
rarf aniJ a meeting of Intenrollege
alnf t(P msnagera waa announced
vtrdav by Rudolph Voceler, dl-
rector of intramural athletics. A
deadline for physical examination
wa also tet.
The hare and hound race I to be
hell Thuraday. Oct. 17. and
will start at . 30. A usual, run
ner are to report in th south
dressing room at the stadium for
direction as to the starting place.
Soccer game are scheduled for
today and tomorrow as follows:
Tuesday, field 1. 4 o'clock, Tau
Kappa F.pallon vs. Alpha Sigma
Phi; 5 o'clock, Sigma Nu vs.
Kappa Sigma Phi; 5 o'clock.
Sigma Nu vs. Kappa Sigma. On
field 2 at 4 o'clock. Sigma Chi vs.
Delta Sigma Phi: at 5 o'clock,
Thcta XI vs. PI Kappa Alpha.
More Game.! a
Wednesday -Field 1. 4 o'clock.
Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Beta Tbeta
Pi; 3 o'clock. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
va. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Field 2,
4 o'clock. Phi Delta Theta vs.
Alpha Gamma Rho; 5 o'clock,
Farm House vs. Delta Chi
Athletic manager for the Inter
colllege activities are listed as fol
lows: Agriculture, Hansel Phipp;
Law, Leon Sprague: Teachers.
Charles Miller; Pharmacy, Joe
Faimon: Engineers. Louis Ether
ton; Arts and Sciences. Art Eas
ter; Busines sAdmlnistration,
Jacob Mascr; and Dentistry. John
Kish.
These managers are to meet in
Mr. Vogeler's office this afternoon
at 5 o'clock, for the purpose of
drawing up a playground baseball
schedule, which Is the first of the
three sports on the intercollcge
program.
Examinatlona Needed.
Saturday, Oct. 19. was the
date set as a deadline for physical
examinations for men participat
ing in intramural athletics. These
examinations are bein given
J --- U ...ir.Al VtAalth rtf.
flee, from 8 a. m. until noon. i
r .' t V. ntannor
In which fraternity teams are en-1
terlng Into th soccer competition, j
Mr. Vogeler indicated mat. me
teams that played enjoyed it.
"However." he went on, "teams
are not paying very close attention
to the programs as they appear in
The Nebraskan. If these man
agers would watch for the playing
time of their teams, the tourna
ment would be highly successful."
NEBRASKA CHOSEN
TO ARRANGE FOR
Y. M. C. A. CAMP
Nine Nebraskans attended a
meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Rocky Mountain field
student council of the Y. M. C. A.
held in conjunction with the meet
ing of the regional council of the
sii.dent Y. W. C. A. The confer
ence was heli! at Broadview Inn,
Inwrence, Kas , last Friday and
Saturday.
Plans for the fste park conven
tion were disc.issed. Nebraska
will be In charge cf the arrange
ments for this yiar. A commit
tee composed of Knrn Appleby and
C. D. Hayes, Joint chairmen; Eve
lyn Addler. Rose Marie Fullers of
Nebraska Wesleyan, Eva Olson of
Grand Island college, Evelyn Gen
try of Colorado college. Dean H.
C. Gossard and Don Day of Ne
braska Wesleyan, and Joe Hunt
and Wendell Groth of the Univer
sity of Nebraska have been ap
pointed to consider preparations.
Our prntt a,.ic in tirlnrm tody It
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ES-
PLANS FOR 1930
Cornhusker Basket Tossers
Will Journey East to
Tackle Pitt.
FIRST LONG JOURNEY
Coach 'Charley' Believes
That Tour Will Put
Team in Prime.
Cornhusker baskeleera thl year
will make one of the longeat trip
a basketball team haa ever bad a
ihanr tn make from Nebraska.
The team will open play December
28 at St. Louia against Washing
ton university, then will head east
the play Builer. West Virginia,
and Pittsburgh.
Thia trip against urh first class
teams will help materially in th
rounding out of a good team for
Big Six competition. Last year
after a slow start, the Corn
busker finished In fourth place,
but thl year Charley Black hope
to bring the team well up with
the leaders.
The letter men that graduated
last vear are Krall. Olson. Munn.
and Holm. This left five letter
men to form a nucleus for thia
year'a team. The five letter men
are Morria Fisher. Harvey Grace,
Adolph Lewandowskl. Don Mac
Clay, and Wlllard Witte. Lewan
dowrkl was selected for a guard
berth on the "all" Big Six team
last year, and Harvey Grace waa
selected for the second team.
These two men displayed plenty
of class last year and they will
be back with a lot more this year.
Black Begin. Rehearsal.
Thursday of last week Charley
Black had an unofficial practice,
but the regular practice will not
start for another week. The squad
that cornea out then will be drilled
intensively fr about, a month
then there will be a two weeks'
break in the practice, in order to
give the football men a chance to
recuperate for the basketball sea
sou. The team will then get down
to strenuous practice until the
Christmas vacation, when the
take their trip east.
PANTHER WRITER
CONFIDENT THAT
NEBRASKA EASY
By DON SAUNDERS.
Pittsburgh. Oct. 14. With
three opponents already out of the
way the Pitt Panthers are looking
Esss
BLACK
mm
WINNING
SQUAD
mm
The Season's Successful Styles
Frocks that
y
innini i he west for mor raw
rnt. They will play In Lincoln.
Nb.. on Orl. l. ' h I 'Bl
t'omhuakr my h abi lo ufy
th ravenou appetitee of th big
r!n fact It la feared that Ne
braska may he a pretty big mouth
ful for th Panther lo bit off at
thl iage of lh gam. Bld
having a lm which will average
i Iom lu 200 pound a man. tne
Hutker hav a heavy faat back
field headed by th brilliant speed
ater Claire Sloan, lb fstel man
In th west.
Th Cornhukr hav a new
roach thl year In Dana X. Bibl
mho won fam at Texas A. A M.,
hre h turned out flv confer
enc champion In eight year.
Bibl haa changd th tyle of at
tack at Nebraska to tak rare of
th great natural power that the
Husker alwaya have, and haa also
opened up their attack to tak
car of the clever speedy back.
8corlet Tie.
Th Pitt team kept there from
ct ng a flrft down lat yar whn
thry held them to 0-0 tie, but Suth
erland haa no expectation of hold
ing them In check thia year. Ha la
figuring on taking the offenie him
self thl year, and keep th west
erner on the defensive.
The Pitt mentor ha the Ideal
team for offensive purpose thia
year. With a backfield that rank
with th famou "Four Hoisemen."
and a line which 1 typical of all
great Sutherland line, the Pitt
attack la going to go placea.
The back wll. be beaded by
Tom Parklnaon. the beat fullback
In the east. He haa no peer when
it cornea to hitting a line, I a good
passer and kicker, a great roan
when It come to leading th inter
ference, and a bearcat on the de
fense. With him will be Uansa and Wil
liams, two hard driving backs who I
excell In open field running. At '
Duke. In the aecoud game of the
season Uansa gained 230 yards in
five tries. This great array of
ball-toter will be directed by
Eddie Baker, the smartest quarter
back to don a Pitt uniform for sev
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under th executive direction of
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