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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1931
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ATHLETIC TICKETS
INCLUDE 8 SPOUTS
Admission to all varsity contests
In eight intercollegiate sports Is In
cluded on the season athletic book
now on sale at the student activi
ties office In the coliseum for $8.50.
The sports are football, basketball,
baseball, track, wrestling, swim
ming, cross country and tennis.
Dr. Worcester Publishes
Three Keporla in Ileview
Dr. D. A. Worcester of the
Teachers college faculty Is the
author of three articles which
have been published in The Train
ed Nurse and Hospital Review.
The titles of the articles are
"Some Facts About Learning,"
I "Psychology of Individual Differ
ences." and "Factors in Person
! ality."
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TUESDAY
Cornhuskers Show Ginger
In Preparations for
Oklahoma Game.
the first day. Those in charge of
the jalea will visit tho drawing
laboratories today in an effort to
boost the number of sales. About
two hundred sales were reported
Tuesday.
Flans for the event are advanc
ing lapidly and a full program of
addresses, wrestling, boxing ana
music will furnish entertainment
for those present.. There will be
plenty of barbequed sandwiches
and other refreshments for every
one. Freshmen are urged to at'
tend the fete that they may be
come acquainted witli more of the
university students.
PLAY FRESHMEN TODAY
Coaches Place Dependence
On Sophomore Stars in
Saturday Tilt.
Nebraska should give the Okla
homa Sooners in a long, hard ait
ernoon Saturday if the spirit and
fight that was shown at the prac
tice Tuesday evening is any indi
cation. Not that the team is over
confident, but every man is on his
toes working hard against the
freshmen in preparation for the
game this week.
Passing, punting and running
plays were the order of the day,
Coach Bible drove the men hard,
the two teams alternating against
the first year men. One team was
composed of McPherson. center.
Adam and Justice, guards: Hul
bert and Holmbeck. tackles, with
Kilbourne and Nesmith. ends; with
a backfield made up of Masterson,
Boswell. Kreizinger and Sauer.
Durkee and Schmitt. ends; Gilbert
and Rhea, tackles; Koster and De
bus, guards; Ely, center and
Brown, Roby, Penney and Paul in
the backfield.
Coach Bible was using a combi
nation of Saucr passing to Ne
smith, Brown, Masterson and
Kreizinger. Varsity ends were also
sent down under punts, Nesmith.
Durkee. Petz and Kilbourne seeing
most of the action. Blocking, which
was sadly lacking in the North
western game, showed a vast im
provement last night, varsity
backs cutting down' their men and
allowing the safety to get a good
start on freshman kicks.
Wednesday will see the Corn
huskers in a tussle with Coach Ed
Weirs freshman team. The frosh
arc much better organized now
than they were when they met the
varsity last time and should put up
a good fight. The practice will be
open to the public, starting at 4
o'clock.
Oklahoma, fresh from their vic
tory over Rice, is sending a strong
team to meet Nebraska this week
end. Bill Panza is an exceptionally
fast back, and with a number of
strong sophomores in the lineup,
the Sooners are out to win.
The Sooners are scheduled to
arrive in Lincoln Friday and will
workout in Memorial stadium in
the afternoon. Chick Justice, vet
eran guard, will be game captain.
IN LEAGUE COMPETE
Oklahoma Grid Neophytes
Organize Novel
Practices.
NOHM AN. Fresrrnen football
players at the University of Okla
homa will be organized into a
league this week and play organ
ized games against each other for
the remainder of the season, it waa
announced today by Lawrence
"Jap" Haskell, ccach.
With the iirst game scheduled
for Thursday or Friday, Oct. 8
or 9. Haskell and his assistants
are now busy dividing freshmen
players up into three squads of
equal strength with a fourth to be
organized if enough players report.
Each team will be named for an
opponent cn the Sooners' 1931
schedule, and will use the forma
tions of these teams, procured by
the Oklahoma scouts. The plan
calls for one freshman eleven en
gaging the varsity in dummy
scrimmage' all week while the re
maining two freshmen teams,
using formations of varsity oppo
nent not to be met that week,
will p'ay a matched game against
each other.
For instance, this week end one
freshman team, using Nebraska
formations, will dummy scrimmage
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against the varsity the entire
week. However, on Thursday or
Friday the remaining two frosh
outfits, one using Texas forma
tions and the other Kansas Aggie
formations, will clash at' Owen
field.
LEG INJURY KEEPS
CYCLONE BACK OUT
Ivan Impson Done for Year
When Bone Broken in
Morningside Fray.
AMES. A broken leg bone sus
tained in the final quarter of the
Iowa State-Mornlngside game will
rob Coach George Vecnker of tne
services of Ivan Impson, one of
his most reliable halfbacks, for
the remainder of the season. Imp
son, a first string man who has
given an excellent account of him
self in the two games the Cyclones
have played, will be a serious loss
to the Iowa State team because
TO UPPER CLASSMEN
Let's have two hundred Seniors
and Juniors sit for their Corn-
husker photographs without fur
ther notice. Arrange with either
the Hauck or Townsend Studio
for sittings and help complete this
section by the twentieth.
Fraternity and Sorority sittings
may be taken at the same time
and thu3 avoid the jam that al
ways comes later. Adv.
tk. Ho.rth of backfield reserves
from whom his successor will be
picked. . . .
Monday Veenker set about the
task of rebuilding his backfield
and selecting a substitute for his
injured star. Schafroth, Impson's
understudy so far, appeared to be
the most likely candidate, altho It
is not improbable that other shifts
nou ha mnrie and someone else
groomed to take over the position.
i.itrnr nraciices ure uiciiimcu una
week as Veenker prepares his Cy
clone squad for the University of
Detroit game under the lights at
Detroit Friday night. Veenker ob-
DArvArl O VAST I V rmproved football
team in action against Morning-
side last weeK-ena ana is arming
his men to stop tse speedy Titans.
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ENGINEER TICKETS MOVEII
Two Hundred Pasteboards
Sold for Thursday
Night Fete.
Ticket sales for the Engineer's
Fete, to be held in the University
.of Nebraska coliseum, Thursday
evening at 6 o'clock, were good for
University Students
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