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BIBLEMEN TEAR
THRU FRESHMEN
Two Yars-ily Team Score Three Toiiehilou ii AgainM
Yearling Sii.nl in Thirty Minutes of l'.it
Football YeMenlay Afternoon.
I'M I AM) It Al I K ACCUl NT I UK TKIO MAKKKKS
Ycterjn Ilark Hrhind Ohl I.ineMiien Oom Twire in
I !a rly Minutes Sophomore Hack Thrown in
With Krj.li Line .Net Another.
Mtitiiu' th. fiosli f. it the first tins.1 this Ri-nsou. the I'om
luiskers displnve.1 nrm-li lire aii.l )' ' tliri'iitfltnut the thirty
i. limit s of M'i iniiiiaire. I'sini? a strim rinmiiiir nttnek rotip
leil with ii ii n ruil nttak that rmiM tint h. stopped, the Husk
n look as thoiit'li tli-'.v n ro well pirparnl fur the SoUih Da
kota tilt Satunlay.
Altho the frush were unable ton
stun the varsitv. thev were fitven
considerable he'lp in 'the last few
rvi . i . I a , .-nmninmi .. hat. SltVA
llukuf tame to the ...ruo. ami b1 """f le ""T" " ' 1 "
even t.,nttulive Utkk- fr-m j h"? frnh-. ! . th fh
the fullbark position. .M,ke, weak in the ,,rln,n aKe.
' thev pl.ivel (some Mmppy f'nitlntll
Pul Score First Marker. f(1.-the jew il.iys they have prac
f'pcning the .scrimmage found j tired.
Paul, renney. Urown, and Kreiz-
:ne,er in the barkfiell with Me-
rnrrson. Ju.-tir. Koster. I'.hea,
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i.ilbert. Schmidt, and P.tr In the
line. P.eceiviiiK the ball on
rilckoff, the carsity started the
air.e with a bar.g. Paul, and
Krelzir.fc-er alternitcd in carrying
the ball the length of the field.
Paul goir.g over from the five
vard line n a cutback tl.r i the
left side r.f the line. Paul tailed
to add the extra point
The frosh hose to kitkoff. and
1 l. , . I ra.'..IVA.I tW lv.ll l.M th
otrl lire returmr.L' t.i the 2,"-Vard !
line Penny squem-d thru the line '
for a nice run of twenty yards. !
Kre-iriner hit the line for nine j
Viiids. A spinner play Kifizinper
to Matins was successful for
sain of fifteen vaids. Matins then
hrr ke l..".se for t'n yards, nr. t the i
lull v as restii'g on the 10-yard
M:;e. Paul tri!: th b- U thi i tve I
ri-ht ri of the line for an ithr
tu.ii hf low n. Kreiz.ngi r added tiie J
..I.. .-.ll. 1.fKic l...1.1''nc .
At this 'point' Coach' Bible sent : without a permanent football cap
Ir. another team. Masterson. Pos- tain this fall for the first time in
well. Rawer, and Saner composed . its gridiron history. This policy
the backfield. In t!ie line was Joy. was adopted last fall at the close
Kly, O'Brifn. Nrsmith. Adams. Pe-1 of tht season by members of the
Xm.-. and Hulbert. This combina I team.
Hon woiked ety nicely, and it t.'oaeh George Veenker will ap
as not lor.g until Saner, Master-' point a leader before each game,
on. and Paucr had lugged the The captaincy will not be re-(jig-kin
to the Ion yard line. Two ! striated to lettermen or veterans,
thr usts at the lino by Saner can ied ' eenker said today, but w ill go to
:w ball over the chalk mark for j men w ho are best fitted to assume
he third touchdown of the after- the responsibility,
noon. Ma.-terson placckickcd the At the end of the season an hon-
orary 1931 seaso.! captain will be
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The Hunkers looked mighty fin J
l veMrnlay, and they should he in j
'he game .Saturday with a strong
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,nc(i!se a large squad in this game,
and irom all report from the
northerners, the afternoon should
be an interesting one.
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Weir Expects Small Squad
To Be Increased This
Week.
Approximately 120 freahmen
comprise the list of first year men
checking- out suits for tho official
practice which started last night
muter Coach E1 Weir. A num
ber have been warming up In ad
vance of the regular set drill,
working on fundamentals and
other phases nf the game.
The squad la somewhat umallt-r
this year la comparison to last
year when -'30 men checked out
shirts. Coacli Weir expects more
men to come out for practice next
week when registration Is over
and school Is really begun.
Practice will be carried on much
as It was la-st year, with a first
squad and nubbins. The remaind
er of the men will be divided into
a number of teams who will piay
scheduled games with each nlhor
during the season. There will be
several teams at the Agricultural
college which will play in the
league.
The regular Varsity-Freshman
game will be played later In the
season, probably on Oct. 17, as
this Is an open date on the
schedule.
Men who have thecked out suitt
are:
I. AUotth. I.lnco.n.
John Vtl'.icr. Lincoln. t
A Men Martin. Lincoln.
Art M u I . 1 1 . V t eniuti ; .
Jmt MU-Hey. I tnoolr
Uobi rt Maxr), Huj r)r.
I rAitkhn Mfirr, Lincoln.
W'ortlro Metier. (JoMuu.
Mrrt!l MoHlfr. Lincoln
Vc. Mmans. Morn, Colo
Mr. Brth. Kofahe.
Jimrit Ncwti'it. Bavr City.
U'l! u M O.tvff. noa. Ta
Vd. i.rcutt. Wlnihnip. Maf.
Hv Petemon. It a,.!..
Walter rflum. Kndr.
Hud Paraunn. Ltncoiri.
Mri Pck. Ttoumairh.
i'atil Ieteron. Lmco.n
I'rmf.k rtcro:i, ;enca
Irfftrr Prokop, Hav I5,irin.
i.uf Andrmon, Uahoi.
hi.i Anderson. Lincoln.
"hter Aden. Char;'l
Jnie Hrt. Minden.
II. .r.ert Bf-kenhauer. Wake i.e. I
;;ni;; Harneii, Lincoln.
d. Bratv, Lincoln.
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Adam Pre- ht. Cullierthon.
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Carl P.eehas. Ltnuln
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R'hmeier. Alexandria.
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Witilam Hurriiem. Ranon.
Unpaid Hoffman. Fatrbury.
Jh Howard. Part. Teun
Jac Houston, Tekamah.
Kred Hladky. Crete.
John Hoou. Cruten. la.
Hod Herman, Wllber.
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Walter Johnfc.in. Stanton.
Thomai J'irekovlr. Canton. J.
Mt-rett Ki rtr, Wallhiil.
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i Thirteen Men Work Under
Schultc as Season
i Approaches.
Thirteen men have turned out
, and are now working for the two
, mile track team, according to
Coach Henry K. Schult. The men
who will carry the colors for Ne-
. braska this vear are Seger. Mor
i -
; row. England. Watson. Storey.
Blazer. Ayres, Hoffman. Silker,
I Ostergaard, Tool, Scheiver and
,' SiefTces.
i Seger. Morrow. England, and
! Watson are the only old two mile
men back on the job this year. All
four of them are Mtcrmcn in the
i' event.
Siefkes, a four-forty letterman
from last year, will be seen on the
two mile course, this season. The
! rest of the men are sophomores.
I The schedule in the two mile i
j event includes:
Oct. 10 Oklahoma at Lincoln,
j Oct. 24 Kansas at Lincoln.
Oct. 31 Missouri at Columbia.
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Nov. 11-Kansas Aggies at MJui
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All of these meets will be run tn
I connection with the football games
1 scheduled for the Husker squad.
HIGH FACULTY ENLARGED
Teachers College Secondary
School Adds Two New
Instructors.
Two supervisors have been add
ed to the faculty of Teachers col
lege high school, according to W.
II. Morton, principal and director
of teacher training. Kva B. Shu
inan, former superintendent of
Ji-fferson county, will supervise
normal training and John Straka,
who received his A. M. degree at
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Uic University la June, will super-jlse-physical
aelence. Straka re
place Phillip Johnson who was
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Beginning Sunday,
SEPTEMBER 27, 1931
-A lms will operate inch Smulay over the following nuiie
nml s seiiediiled. for the convenience of htmlcnts Jiir
ing to attend church.
Leave 16th & U St at 10:30 A. M.
South to R St at 10:32 A. M.
West to 13th St at 10:34 A. M.
South to K St at 10:30 A. M.
East to 16th St at 10:38 A. M.
South to A St at 10:41 A. M.
East to 18th St at 10:42 A. M.
North to D St at 10:43 A. M.
East to 20th St at 10:44 A. M.
South to South St at 10:45 A. M.
East to Westminster Church.... at 10:50 A. M.
Ituses will leave Westminster Church immediately after
the conclusion of services nml return to 16th and U ls.
over above route.
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What a trouser it is! Well tailored and correctly
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Campus Cords are made of the finest corduroy,
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They wear unbelievably well, and keep their dis
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Principal Morton states that thn
enrollment in the high school will
be practically the same rm )h-.
year, a total of 18S students.
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