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BIBLE PREPARES
HUSKY OFFENSIVE
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BY JACK KI.1.HTT.
-Yehr.if.Wt (Vrnhutkrr football lrvtn will now diwvt it
nttirtiont fn trio Kitf confrrrmT mi.l it tiar bnttli slntoil
with tin Missouri 1 ip'-rs nt ('ulumliin tins wiM-k. Tho har.lrst
pnrt of tho srhr.lulo hat Ih'imi oinili t. i aii-l tin- Unski r rain
rwt with ohp all thr w aroun.l. no t inr win nl onf
d frAt. Tho Missouri N'rlirtska pann- l Oluuiliin thin wrk
ill hav a jtreat deal to do with.-
(tie pnatiDie winner in me tut;
conferenrt thia aeanon at both
t!e-ens are reputed to be the
jiower of the valley.
.. Coach Bible and hit band rf
Cornbutkert are preparing thit
week for a five-game campaign In
the conference circlet which will
open SatuMay with Mtsnourt and
close on ThAnk(pvln)c clay with
th Jowa State t-clonet on
Memorial rtadlum field. The 1929
football card hat been one of the
nardeat tn the hlatory of Com
hutker footba!l. Opening with the
Mustar.ct from Southern Metho
dist, or. of the ttrongeM teama in
the south, the Huskert then took
ui tH Kx'rmnimm rirAnce and Itt t
two of the ttrongett team In the i
ewti.
MIjiou All Set.
' Tiger power wat revealed in the
Mizxnu-Drake came kt.it Saturday
viben the crew from Columbia
dawned the Bulldogs in a 20 to 0 ,
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ball has been on the boom all sea- j
son and the victory over Drake
Ssturdsy was the climax before;
the important Big Six game with
tho Cornhuskers. Power mixed
with a well perfected aerial attack
will be tbe Tiger attack against
Nebraska Saturday and football
followers of the Huskors can ex
pect the Bengals to give Nebraska
hard game on the Columbia sod
Saturday.
Nebraska'! Cornhuskers took a
decisive 24 to 0 victory over the
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Missouri eleven lat toason in one
of the worst beatings the Tigers
have ever taen trom a .eora-Ka
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season "as was shown in the ,
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prirt perform and he Is aware
,h.f o.h R.hi. i hnnrinr one
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polished Nebraska teams to Co-;
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lumn'a mis rAiurany xnni. um
played on Missouri sod for a num
ber of years.
"Waldorf to Hursley."
Coach Gwinn Henry also has a
host of veteran material to cope
with the tacllcs of Coach Bible. In
th Missouri camp this season are
Hursley. veteran wirgman, Lind-
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gtme while Kennedy and 8chan . y - Nebralk. eleven in many yeara. imwn tn their next
complete the Tiger fM-'M 1 undffr new coach, the boyt In at Columbia the Tiger are confl
ihe prolb.e J'lmU aoVi real w.M. Cvhatldent they will make the Huaken,
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IWl end. Mumley. 17.
Lft tackle: Kilgore, 2i.
lyft gtia-: Mcii.rl. lt0.
ivntrr: Smith. 17..
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Quarterback: Terwillcger. 1WI.
Iefl half: Johanningmeier. 15.
Ulght half: Kennedy. !V
l-ullliack: Schaff. Ito.
Srmrt cntict in th conference
rej;i"n r pulcd at advance
dope n the MivAoun-Nehraska
game but ahould any dope be tt
t.ied. they are Inclined to favor
th? Hunker from Lincoln. It Is
ths Homecoming game for Mls-
soun ani uirrr io w n p..-.
crowd of T;'er fans on hand to
warch tho Bengal match football
brawn and brama against the
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and there win oe a grcm
dnvo the MiifvMi eleven baa shown
up as one -f tho favorite In tho
conference while the showing ward parsing 10 a greax jujvnn- me r,-g.r. -
made bv Nebraska in Its three , tage and Coach Henry still advo- i homa and Nebraska are the only
Intersect loTial game stamps the : cat e- the wide-open game artor j sister of the conference who ha iv
CrnhuskVrs as one of tho clever-I his groat micces with the Fla- , not ttarted their title fight. OH
est and amartest f.Kthall roachlnoa mank-1ark combination which , homa meeting K-Aggiet thit week
in the country. ' oral Nebraska for three years
The Scarlet came through the straight. Waldorf to Hursley
Pitt fray In good condition and seems to be th famed comblna
onlv a few minor injuries are ! tlon thia season and against tho
. . . .t. k. --' Tt.iii.4ni- Prtnrdav. this duo
huskors as thev prepare for the
buskers as they prepare for the
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The 1930 Cornhuskers are selling next week at
only $4.50. A big chance to buy a wonderful book at
a discount.
Booths will be established on the campus. Maks
up your mind now to save worry over the possibility of
not getting one next spring.
In the? Vallov
ay Jack tiiioti
Nebraska's Intersections! foot
ball schedule of the year It doted.
With th thre hardrst games of
the card now history, Coach
' B'b't and hi bsnd of Cornhusker
can now devote thtir timt to big
ger and better football in in o.g
Su conf.renc. With tht thre
b.g interactional gam.t patted
and th Hutkert coining out with
on gam in each column, mejr
now turn to th Mutourl Tlgert.
nuw lurn IW in ' ' " " -
tho hardnl eleven in th confer
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tnc to b'flt. Southern Metncoiti
wT h'" n.,don of .i
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limn wnir n in (.1111 aiuci m j i w. i
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would have haDDened to Pitt it .
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i.Airn mM Qc k auintr ing nu k " ' v ij
: th 1929 practice teaton at late at
th Hutker. had met S. M. U. at
' an opener and then taken on the
Orange for th tecond practice
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Wt fear for mt aniwr.
rate, w know now why
Al any raie. w nw nww
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eleven It booked for a national i
title. Th Pitt eleven thould go
through th teaton without a tin- I be one 'f tho foothall classics or
gle defeat. Th brand of ball I thia aection of the country. In the
played it tvpical of champlonthip j past four years Nebraska hat
calibr. but Sutherland It really j taken but one game from the Tl
olad that the Hutker gtme It out I gers and that the 1928 game. For
Of tht way.
From the work tho Tiger dis- j
played againsi me irane duiiu"k i
iii.wn m v ... -- ---
hraska fans who Journey down to
Columbia Saturday to witness tho
annual Tiger-Husker battle, will
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Oin ni v omnium ia.n
the aujremacy of the Big Six gnd-
t.-xm. Missouri Is again using for-
f - mrtionod perfectly. Missouri also
functioned perfectly .Missouri tm
h . ts of a riworful forward wall
line.
Saturday's game with the Pan
thert displayed to Cornhutker
fans that Ceach Dana Bible It
bringing the Nebratka eleven
along to the place where thy will
be one of the most polished grid
machines In the mid-west. The
Pitt game was a vivid example of
the improvement made by Ne
braska since their latt game en
the home tod. The work of Mor
gan and Prucka, Hutker endt, wat
. . . ntim-uiiiinimiiiimmiM i
Sales Campaign
Starts 'Hext Wee!
&Z CoffmlhHfflsEsei?
Scarlet wat of the tentational va
riety and ldom teen In a N
bratka team. Clair Sloan and hit
bullet-lik pattet wr tht main
atay In th Cornhukr patting at
tack a well at carrying big
thar of tht ball lugging depart
ment. nut lout we forirel - th Missouri
Tigna arc waltir.fi. waiting for the
i t-ominjr 01 mm iniBmy
tram from Lincoln. I hit team that
niiiwl a auiterb brand of football
out on the floor of Memorial tta
dnim Saturday. Cach Owtnn
Henry haa torn tffe Hunker play,
ho know them for hat they aro
and bo tella hit Tiger warnora ev
.r meht that to beat Nebraka
. . . . ....ii . k. likiii. hitl w.n
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the Miuou eleven haa had to face
tlcm lor every poim. iani w.-
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Tii-i.r.lliiker pAnie from the Ne
bra.ika ttandpoint. It wat tough
although no tlwgrace to loae to
Pitt, but the main objective In
Hiixkerlnnd now It to win and
keep tho championship of the Big i
fAMnm an.t thAt la haJf !
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rfnn. uhon the Tirer are bunned
v.-.. r. -- )
off. The NebraaUa-Miaaourt game ;
In tho nnd.llo west hn grown to j
mr yenrw mramni, jpf,
107 ihi. ViKonuri crew ha.A taken
the long end of the count, and this
year under tho tutelage or i'n
Bible. Nebraska hopes to show the
Tiger.
Missouri and Kansas State are
at present leading the race In the
Big Six conference with one vic
tory each, Mittourl over Ames and
the K-AQQies over nanus. un
4 IUkKrb meetino the Mlt
tourl eleven. The Oklahoma eleven
will find a tough foe in Coach
"Bo" McMillin't eleven down at
Manhtttsn and the real power of
the Sooner on the gridiron thia
tne sr,K " 7"
season will be tested. Ad Lindsey
It it reported. ..going to put t one
week the Soonert wers downed 21
to 0 by the Texat univertity at
Dallat while the Aggiet took a
win over the Jayhawkert.
Okeh Hot Records
Nothlna Hotter
Get them at Diets Music Stiop
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Next Saturday Max Meadore
And His Hill Chasers'
Enter Compct.
Stillwater. Okla.. Oct. 81. - iSpe- ,
clali- Cikach Max Meadore and
hit tquad of Oklahoma A. and M.
crosa country asplranta will en-a-ace
in their flrat meet of tho ;
preaent "ampalgn. Saturday. Oct.
2n. whe.t they journey to Man
hattan. Kanaaa. to be the third
member In a triangular duel meet
with Oklahoma university, and th
Kansaa Aggie.
Meadore and hia outfit of har
rlora have been working hard
aince the beginning of achool. and
are rapidly developing- Into a title
contender.
Bob Calhoun. Bryan Thompson
and Clarence Burch are the re
turning lettermen from which
Meadore will form a nucleua for
hit '29 team. Several tophomoret
who are necking- bertht on the
varsity and who look very prom
ising are: A Kin Jenkins. Joha
Colhna and LeRoy Brant all fresh
men lettermen la.t season.
FACE KANSAS GAME
Bruises Keep Many Regulars
From Iowa State Field
During Practice.
AMES. laZ Oct. 21.- Badly
bruised and battered from the last
two games, a determined Iowa '
State football squad today began
preparations for the homecoming ,
clash with the University of Kan
sas on state field Saturday.
An Indian Message of
The Vanishing Art
And the Coming Fad
11 will he our pleAxure to mail you.
frr. at vour ren,uet. the tor of
1h Tre'sihermiA IndlAn AparhA
liiief, ,'-1rcrirni'.," Indian Sym
bn! arid their meAnlngs. topelhr
with our ratAles ronriAtinf of ln
dlAn and MxlrAji made roxkIa.
such aa Indian Ieirnd Jewelry.
Pmtery. Navajo Rups. Etc. 11 will
ir. he our pleasure in mAll free a
token souvenir of Indian Jewelry
or pottery to the first lo students
who Answer our Ad.
WIGWAM CURIO
BATON. N. M.
To Group Selling
Cornhuskers.
irOcse at
Now
Only!
0 oooo '
niur Novell Ihitr,
Vitt Tvachvr? 7Vnm
To Confrrrncc ff in
Out In Hayt, Kansas, on tK.
wida Kansas prairi, tar
Blu Howell, formtr Univtr!
aity of Ntbratka football eta.
tain t aeh, scored hu
first tb. lcory ( CMc
of th .tLua'. Ttachei,
Hit Kanaaa Stata TticKin
elvn of Pittsburgh defat4
Hayt Teacher 12 to 0 last tt.
urday In a cntral contrnc
gam. It wat Pittsburgh's first
confrnc victory In t
ysar and th first tlm it
tord thit Mtton In tSr
game.
Chances fop a Cyclon vtrtoryla
th coming fray with tht y,
hawker depend largely upos
whether four regular whs
adorned th stdelinet In last trsek i
game with Marquette will b
to play.
Taul Trauger, quarterback: Bob
Smith, tackle: Franklin Volte,
tackle: and Carl Kern, giiaid. ar
the Injured men .and It la certain
that Nolte. at least. w1U be unsb!t
to go against Kansaa. The tradi
tion of th other three is .vet un
certain and nothing definite at to
their ability to play thia week wuj
be forthcoming from th Cyclon
ramp until time for the clash Sat
urday. Kansas holds a slight edge over
Iowa State In past games, having
won four, lost three and tied two.
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