TIIF. DAILY MKHRASKAN
I RIDW. 0(71 OHFR 10. 1910
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HUSKERS START
SOUTHERN TREK
Thirtj'Four IJounl Truin for Oklahoma for Salunluy
Gritl Halllr; Kulirr Squutl in Top Coiulilion
Krrl "Dulrir IWltr. Iliipli HIm-u.
klmkk (;kkk.mji:iu; isImckkd ;amk cahain
Workout riaimcd lilu; llokuf, Prmku. Kroner,
lllim, JuMirr, (irprnlirrj;, Fly, MatliN, 1'raliiii,
Konlfy uiul Younj; l.ikrly lo Start.
St-cking tin ir third mhmvsmvc Hig six litli- tin- Ni !nukii
Coriilniskirs, thirty-four strnuir, pullt-il out of tin- Huiliimtoi.
htntiou ThuiMl.iy nftt riioon nt 1:40 p. nr. In mini f.ir Norman
unci Ihcir first eon ft rriuv clash of 1 Ik m-iikoii w ith the Sooii n
this Saturday.
Kvcry man tu tin- train it in top condition for the jniiiic
uith tho mwHiLle exception of I
George Koster, who la still suf
fering slightly from a cut over
the eye received In the Texas
name and Hugh Khea. who haa
.n nM ire iniur bothering htm
again, tinier Greenberg. Omaha. I
the game captain lor Miurany.
will probably mart at left guard
in Koster's place but It la doubt
ful whether Rhea's leg will keep
him out of the game.
Plan Workout Friday.
The Husker grlddera called tt
a week Thuraday when they
went through a short workout at
noon preceding their departure.
A light workout In the Okla
homa stadium Friday will be the
last before game time Saturday.
Steve Hokui ana r ran ruta
were not in the Wednesday scrim
mage, due to minor Injuries, but
both will be In shape for the
came this week end. Kroger and
game mis wee cnu. rwiuci
Rhea are almost sure to start at
tackles with Justice and Green
berg at the two guards.
Ely to Start.
Ely will complete the forward
wall, the Grand Island boy hav
ing shown enough stuff In the
game last week to assure him of
the atartinp assignment.
The only rnange? in inej one'
Kreizlnrer bv Claude Rowley
This Rowley turned In an ex
cellent performance against the
Texans and has been getting the
call at the halfback post most
of the week. His punting- and
passing were both good and he
will take part of the load off
Red Young's shoulders. The re
mainder of the secondary quar
tet will probably be the same as
last week. Mathls, Frahm and
Young. With this quartet Bible
will offer a more varied offense,
Young and Rowley both being
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Leaguel.
Beta Theta PI 1. rh Kap
pa 3.
League II.
No garnet played.
League III.
Alpha Sigma Phi forfeited to
Delta Sigma Phi.
League IV.
Sigma Phi Sigma 0, Sigma
Nu 1.
Alpha Tau Omega 0, Sigma
Chi 1.
Tennis Results.
Phi Kappa Psl vs. Phi Kappa
Doublet Phi Kappa Pti 6-4, 7-9.
Singlet Phi Kappa Pti 6-3, 6-3,
6-4, 6-2.
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capable triple threat men while
lOj'nutv v. .f.v
L-rhm ran be depended on for
an occasional gain through the
line.
Sooners Have Two Teame.
Pown in Oklahoma. Ad Lindsey
has had two complete teams at
work most of the week perfect
ing a defense against Nebraska
plays. He has also aeveiopeu
Walker, Curnutt, Borah and Rob
inson which will be inserted
the regular backs find the going
too hard.
Wednesday night the Oklahoma
varsity was given a taste of Ne
braska plays by the yearlings,
while another team was working
on the counter attack which the
Sooners will launch against Ne
braska. Grooming of reserve ma
terial haa occupied the major
part of Llndsey's attention the
entire week.
Thirty-four men were taken on
the trip to Norman, Coach
Schulte and his cinder men and
officials making up a party of
fifty or more. Adrean Peterson,
tackle, was picked following Wed
nesday's scrimmage as the thirty
fourth man.
Thirty-four Make Trip.
The following men made the
trip: Jerry Adams, Bill Boken
'krotrer, Charles Byrnes, Marion
Broadstone, Lewis Brown, Claire
Campbell. Bert Durkee, Lawrence
Ely, Gordon Eno, Harold Frahm,
Game Captain Elmer Greenberg,
Ludwig Gartner, Steve Hokuf,
Corwln Hulbert and Charles Jus
tice. Additional members of the var
sitv Kmiftd were Roscoe Kroeer.
Everett Kreizinger, George Kos-
ter. Luster lxng, tsoo juamey,
Chris Mathis, Wally Marrow, For
rest McPherson, Jim Milne, Clar
ence Nelson, Adrean Peterson,
Marvin Paul, Berne Packer, Art
Perry, Frank Prcka, Claude
Rowley, Hugh Rhea, Bob Stans
berry and Bob Young.
The Itinerary to Oklahoma:
Leave Lincoln Thursday. Oct. 9. 1:40 p.
m.; arrive Kana City Thuraday. Oct. 9,
fi.m n m t.av Kanfiaii Cltv Thursday.
Oct. 9, 10:10 p. in.; arrive Oklahoma City
Friday, Oct. 10, 7 30 a. m.
Return.
Leave Oklahoma City Saturday, Oct. 11,
.rt.rtn m .i-rlv.' Vnnm Citv Sunday.
Oct. 12. 7:30 a. m. Leave Kansas city
8undav. Oct. 12, 10:30 t. m.; arrive Lin
coin Sunday, Oct. 12, 8:30 p. m.
BIG 6 TEAMS PLAY
Nebraska . Wins 76: Loses
18 of Contest; Kansas
. Next With 66.
Football teams of the schools
now forming the Big Six have
played 289 games among them
selves In the years they have been
in competition. Of these, Nebraska
has won 76; Kansas 66; Missouri
48; Oklahoma 26; Iowa State 23
and K. S. A. C. 20. Thirty of the
games were tied.
Games lost were Nebraska 18;
Kansas 58; Missouri 56; Oklahoma
38; Iowa State 37; and K. S. A. C.
52.
Wanaaa nnH M I 5 S fl U fi have
played to five ties; 'Kansas-K. S.
C, Kansas-OKianoma, t. o. a.
Oklahoma, and K. S. A. C.-Mis-
souri
have played to three ties
In the matter of two ties apiece,
Kansa s-Nebraska, Missouri-Nebraska
and Nebraska-Oklahoma
have tied two each and single tied
parries were played between the
following teams: Ames-Kansas,
Ames-K. S. A. k;., Ames-neuiMw,
K. S. A. C.-Nebraska and Missouri-
Oklahoma.
Booth Tarkington, well known
American novelist, is believed to
have been cured of his partial
blindness.
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BROWNE POINTS
FROSH FOR TILT
HERE ON OCT. 18
Yearlings Comp'ctc Week
Of Hard Scrimmatjcs
Against Varsity.
ONLY ONE ON SICK LIST
(Same Lineup As Started
! Against Huskers to
! Meet Oklahoma
foiuh W. M. Prowne tieHhma'i
r.ridilrra have fmirhid week ol
intensive drill In pre paratlon fur
the Invasion ai the Oklahoma
freshmen Oct. 18. The practlie
time was divided between scrim-
j masliig the varsity with Oklu
1 homa pliiys and developing an ol
I fense lor the Oklahoma trohh.
; Coach Browne will have tha en
I tire time next week tt drill his
I squad on both nf'rnsc and defence
In preparation for the game. He
1 intent's to make his tram Into r.
smooth working mRrhine that will
smother the Sooner frosh.
Lineup for Sooners.
The lineup which started against
the varsity in Wednesday after
noon's scrimmage, session was
composed of Blackstone. center;
Austin and Bishop, guards. O'Brien
and Scoifgan. tackles; Kilbourne
and Rosswick. ends; Norwood,
quarterback; Masterson and Ovtr
street, hnlfs; and White, fullback.
This will be the probable starting
lineup against Oklahoma Oct. 18.
The entire squad is in excellent
shape with the exception of Kon
White, hard hitting fullback, who
was carried off the field Wednes
day with a sprained ankle. It is
hoped that he will be able to play
against Oklahoma but it is doubt
ful if the Injured ankle will come
around by then. If White is unable
to play his position will probably
be taken by LaBounty.
ENTHUSIASTS Wlff 3-0
Defeat D. G.'s in Slow Game
P. 0. P. and K. K. G.
Play Tonight.
The fourth of a series of games
in the women's Intramural speed-
ball tournament was played last
night on the field east of Social
Sciences, when the Alpha Chi
Omegas eliminated the Delta Gam
mas In a slow game by the score
of 3 to 0.
Both of the teams were handi
caped by their lack of knowledge
of the game, resulting in no out
standing plays. Jean Allen of the
Alpha Chi Omega team was the
most outstanding player on either
team. It was she who in the open
ing moments of the game kicked
the ball the length of the field for
a touchdown.
The Delta Gammas rallied in the
second quarter and played a fair
ly good game to the end, but
lacked the vital punch to win.
Tonight the Phi Omega Pis play
the Kappa Kappa Gammas.
RALEIGH, N. C. (IP) David
A. Ramsey, a 16 year old youth
from the orphanage at Oxford, N.
C, is earning his way through
North Carolina State college here
and at the same time supporting
an aged grandmother and helping
financially his sister who is still
in the orphanage.
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' -Believe It or Not."
The athlt-tir department la not
able to furiiuh Hugh Ithea with
football pants whiih arc large
enough ajtiund lha kne. The Arl
ington liuiiky la fortrd to cut th
ranvaa Jut below the knee to al
low rtxnit for movement.
"Inu've hratd about K-amhaw
cutting a fringe on his aleeve o
batter won t we the ball," llugr)
said. In commenting on hia knee
fi:nge. "Well. I cut thia bunch of
fringe i the other team ran't tee
the iiHthnl if I kit it it."
This u a novel Idea and If It
woiks aj Hutch thinks It will tb
,' punters will probably all have a
I long fringe hanging down. These
Hawaiian hum-hula skirls would
I quite the thing If the Idea la
any good.
1 N'KIIRASKA S team will trot out
j 1 on the Oklahoma field minus
Jthi-lr conventional scarlet Jeraeya
i White sweaters with acarlet nu-
n-.rraia will take the place of the
I old equipment.
I v,..ir iWnre lnt the Huskers
woie while sweaters to distinguish
their men more easily when they
played at Kamas. Last year iney
wore acarlet Jerseys throughout
I hi. entire season.
But this year the department
was lorcf to invest a lew aouara
in white' awealera ao the men
ioolil he seen. Oklahoma will wear
red Jerseys and thescarlet onea
formerly used by iseorasaa wouia
not stand out.
The only trouble with these
white Jerseys la that they get dirty
so easily. And In a rough game
like football Is. keeping a white
Jersey clean would be practically
impossible.
IF YOU have a little time some
afternoon walk over behind So
cial Science hall and watch these
rorority gals play a game of speed
ball.
The men who called them the
"gentle sex" would form a new
opinion if he saw the game played
by a bunch of these Greek letter
women.
The game was invented by some
person in the physical education
department and calls for a combi
nation of soccer and basketball.
The girls are allowed to pass the
ball around if they do not move
more than one step. If it drops on
the ground they are supposed to
kick it and have regular soccer or
hockey goals.
'THE GAME Is played on a field
a block long and a touchdown
counts two points while a kicked
goal Is worth one point. The editor
of this column watched the final
half of one game but waa never
able to figure out just how they
score.
The points are a little confusing
but the action of the game Is not.
Some of the girls really show
potentiality as track men, or
rather women, and It would glad
den Coach Schulte's heart to see
them in action.
Taken all in all, however, it
seems a pretty ' strenuous girl's
game and only the hardy survive.
CPEAKING of Coach Schulte,
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