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'Final Practice Prepares
Squad for Charity Mix
Saturday.
SENIORS WILL START
Men Winding Up Careers to
Open Fray Against
Aggie Men.
The Cornhuskers took their last
practice of the year Thursday
night in final preparation for the
charity game with Colorado Ag
gies at Denver Saturday. Tne prac
tice was one of the best this year
and promises effective results in
the coming game.
Coach Dana X. Bible put his
men thru a drill on offense which
was composed mostly of kicking
and passing practice. Bauer, Aias
terson, and Kreizinger were throw
ing the ball and the ends were do
ing their part almost to perfec
tion. The varsity squad was divided
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CLARENCE NELSON.
HUGH RHEA.
JIM GILBERT.
Playing their last game with
the NeDrasna uornnusKers wnen
intn two teams for the nractice,
and both when sent aeainst the
frosh and nubbins showed plenty
of fight and much more speed
than usual. Kicks and passes were
niiicker. chare-inc and blocking
was faster and harder, and the
general functioning of the team
was with exact precision.
Veterans in Lineup.
Because of the scarcity of op
position for the varsity, those
freshmen and nubbins present for
nractice were combined into one
team. On the first varsity team to
oppose them witn numerous ana
diverse passes were Manley, Paul,
Kreizinger, and Penny, backs;
Petz and uurkee, enas; uiioeri anu
McPherson, tackles; Adam and
Tiictlio onarrlK! ami Elv. center.
Brown alternated with Manley at
the quarterbafk position.
Aii-pmatine- with the above team
in a pass completing contest was a
team composea or waims, juasiei
son, Sauer, and Boswell, backs;
Nesmith and Joy, ends; Hulbert
and Holmbeck. tackles; Bishop and
DeBus, guards; and Campbell, cen
ter Mnrhis and Miller chaneed at
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MARVIN PAUL.
JERRY ADAM.
EVERETT KREIZINGER.
they meet the Colorado Aggies in
the charity game at Denver tomor
row will be the eleven senior men
shown above.
Harold Petz, Nelson, lias alter
nated at end with Joy there this
year. Clarence Nelson, a lettermnn
from last year's squad, suffered a
broken wrist early this year nnd
this kept him out of varsity
games. He is from York. Jim Gil
bert, hard charging tackle, is an-
All of the backs and ends who
formed the reception committee
for the numerous well thrown
passes were doing fine work, but
if one were to be picked as out
standing, it would be Nesmith.
"Red" has developed speed since
the start of the season and showed
it last night by snatching the ball
several times when his chances
were dubious.
Seniors Will Start.
Nebraska's starting lineup Sat
urday will consist almost entirely
of men playing their last game for
their alma mater. Petz and Durkee
will probably be on the ends; Gil
bert and Rhea, tackles; Justice and
Koster, guards; Ely, center; and
Paul, Kreizinger, Manley, and
Brown comprising the backfield.
Colorado Aggies starting lineup
will probably be Morris and Wil
son, ends; urme anu jfrisme,
tackles; Kerr and Kasel, guards;
Frank, center; Maag, quarterback;
White, left half; Sullivan, right
half; and Satoris, fullback.
Seven Bouts Scheduled for
Ring Exhibition on
Saturday.
DECIDES HUSKER TEAM
Seven bouts will feature the
boxing exhibition at the Coliseum
Saturday, Dec. 5, at 3:00 o'clock.
The results of the matches will
decide the men to represent Ne
braska at the A. A. U. boxing
tournament at Omaha Dec. 11, it
was announced by Rudy Vogeler,
boxing coach yesterday.
Several of the men fighting
have already been seen in action
by Nebraska fight fans when the
all-university tournament was held
last spring, and if their work then
was any indication, the fights this
week should be good.
The fights will be held in the
basement ring of the coliseum. Ail
students will be admitted on pre
sentation of their identification
cards and 25c. An admission
price of 00c will be charged all
others.
Following Is the schedule of
bouts:
Bout 1. Poland or KlnnnhlU vii. Heady.
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other man who will not be back
next year. An Omaha boy, he has
played three seasons with the
Bib'lemen and received berths on
a number of all-conference selec
tions. One of the seniors whose loss
will be heaviest to the Huskers is
Hugh Rhea. Rhea has played three
years at Nebraska. For two years
he has be-n the outstanding lines
man in the Big Six conference and
last year was placed on several all
American teams. He is conisdered
one of the great tackles in Corn
husker history. George Koster, all
conference guard, is one of the
reasons why Nebraska hag taken
the Big Six championship twice
during the three years he has been
here. He was a Lincoln high foot
baller before coming to the uni
versity. Co-starring at guard with
Koster has been Chick Justice,
Grand Island. Justice Is one of the
most dependable of Bible's for
wards, few gains being registered
through his part of the line.
Everett Kreizinger, or Bellwood,
a fine all around back Is complet
ing his football career at Nebras
ka. "Kntz" has plenty of spirit as
Bout 2. Evans ve. Woods.
Bout 3. Athfy v. Stevenson.
Bout 4. Houston vs. Moses.
Bout 5. Sellentln vs. Ross.
Bout 6. Nemechek or Hughes vs. McAl
lister. Bout 7. Malcomb vs. Clema.
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well as ground gaining ability. He
has played a large part in Nebras
ka's successful season this vear
and will be missed when Bible
makes up his backfield next year.
Lewis Brown, Wisner, was the
hero of the Kaggie game at Man
hattan this year and Rtarted the
touchdown parade that sent Ne
braska over the Cyclones. Altho
small, Brown has made up for it in
fight and speed. He is a quarter
back. A former Fremont high school
star, Marvin Paul will tomorrow
complete his best season with Ne
braska. He starred in the Iowa
University game. He will play his
final game at halfback tomorrow.
Jerry Adam, guard, comes from
Plattsmouth. Adam is light for a
guard but is a hard fighter and
never tires. He showed up well
against Northwestern and Iowa
State games.
Bob Manley is closing his ca
reer at the quarterback post. Bob
is a fast man, a good drop kicker
and did some nice running thru the
line in the Cyclone game.
Petz is not shown above.
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Local Faculty Women Lose
By 50-3 Score in Tilt
At Boulder.
The women's hockey team of the
University of Colorado defeated
the Nebraska team 50 to 3 in a
game played Nov. 27 at Boulder,
Colo. Both teams were composed
of faculty members and graduate
students.
Presence of two ail-American
hockey players on the Colorado
team plus the effect the great
change in altitude had on the
Nebraska women, gave the Colo
rado players a distinct edge over
Nebraska, but the game was fast
and hard fought from the begin
ning to the final whistle.
Miss Kerstin Thorin, of the
Nebraska team, expressed the
hope that the precedent estab
lished by this game will arouse
more enthusiasm for hockey in the
middle west, and that women west
of the Mississippi will become as
"hockey minded" as women in the
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