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BRASKA
BO BY TEXAS
Southerners' Line Outweighs
Husker Forward Wall
by Several Pounds.
NINE VETERANS ON TEAM
Billiard, Star Halfback on
Longhorn Eleven Touted
For All American.
WUh two Kame9 experience al
, thpir belts Texas Riid-
rrs are mnV poli.shing up those
Sirtment. o fthe game which
S reed attention before they
St the Hunker at the Nebraska
yfmorial stadium next Saturday
Wuveplan. are to start nine
-Tans against the Nebraskans
JTi aquad of seventy men. All
W tackle candidates for the
thorns tip the scales at 200
Ss or better indicating that
,KT Texas squad will have Ne
SUa' equaled in that depart-
"Tms. undoubtedly, has a bet-
l.r looking squau irum a F...,.T.v. ,
rtsndpoint than any other scnoo
J, the Southwest conference.
Cocn Bible commented last Sat
nrdav "They are the favorites to
win the title this fall."
Bohn Hilliard. unanimous choice
for all-conference halfback and a
man who is being pushed for All
American, is the main cog in the
Texas machine. He is noted for his
versatile stvle of day. being able
to pass, punt and carry the ball
witn a grreat deal of efficiency. He
reigns 165 pounds.
Ron Fagan. a tvo year letter
man does the signal calling fo the
Longhorn outfit, and is also a good
passer. He balances the beams at
ITS
Jav AmoM. a 200 pounder from
j : 1 l 1
Greenville. iexn. ami Jim nu
lock, weighing ISO, are the other
men constituting- the Longhorn
backfield. Him Hadlock will help
on the punting end of the game.
Bernie Rundell, 175 pound end
is a two year letterman of good
repute. The Hilliaid to Rundell
passing combination is quite well
known in the south. Other wing
men are Chick Coates. 200 pounds:
"m,. lfi", rw,miHc and Phil
jot.R jia, " I -
Sanger, a 190 pounder. '
Tackles include, Ray Reals. 200: ;
and Art Niebuhr. 195: Fred Bens-'
ley, 190, Dave N'orthway. 205:
Ceal Ramsev. 198: Jim Talbert,
205 and Neil Weller, 200.
Coach Littlefield. head Texan '
nrator, has three lettcrmrn avail
iSe at guard. They are Kov Col
tfift. 1S5: Buck Prejean. 190 and
Ei!nh Rrepr Another out-
Rinding performer is Bill Way
mas. 201 pounds.
B3 Smith, center, is the cap
traefifce outfit. Smith is n e.x-
w'iprt riffpntivp nlavpr f'hirlt
Bell. 200, is undei .study for Smith.!
The Longhorn line averages I
ttounrt 191 ni.nn.U ivhi-h is much '
heavier than the Husker line.
me memorial stiiriinr., i
ing Northwestern, Iowa looms as a
potential applicant for Big Ten
honors and as such can promise
Nebraska as much fight as the
fans wish.
Her.tofoie the Iowa team, which
you may not have known was even
on the Husker schedule, has been
much underrated. This sudden
display of power throws it into the
limelight and mnk.s us take notice
of last year's record. Looking back
over Iowa's performances last sea
son we find that the Hawkeyes did
not lose anyone of outstanding
ability. The line is very powerful
averaging over 200 pounds.
Many have expressed the opin
ion that Iowa won Saturday's
game by a frtak of luck which
only occurs once In a "blue moon" i
and that it is very unlikelv to oc-!
cur again. However statistics I
taken of their yardaga and playing j
against the Hanleymen show that ;
Northwestern was badly out- '
downed, outpassed and outdone in
general in almost every depart-
ment of the game.
I While it is not possible to draw '
I any dogmatic conclusions from
such a game yet may be stated
i with comparative safety that the
i Hawkeyes will be a drawing card
j on anybody's gridiron for several
COACH BIBLE LAMENTS
IIYOFJSERVES
Husker Mentor States That
First Eleven Is Best
Here for Years.
"Because the first string Var
sity clicked its way to a 33 to 0
victory ovet the Freshmen Satur
day afternoon in the memorial
stadium, is no reasm for feeling
secure in regard to the approach
ing invasion by the Longhorns this
Saturday, Oct. 7, Coach Bible
stated in a Monday morning con
ference. Coach Bible still laments the
lack of reserve strength on the
Varsity squad. Unless this handi
cap is overcome in some manner
an injury or the inability of one
man to participate will furnish the
Huskers plenty of trouble in at
tempting to have a clean slate this
coming season.
There seems to be no worry
as to where next year's reserve
strength is coming from, as the
Freshman aggregation is one of
th strongest and versatile outfits
to register at Nebraska for many
a year.
"Our real problem," Bible com
mented," involves the development
of first-string replacements. Just
now, the situation is by no means
encouraging."
Coach Bible is not trying to
spread gloom however, as he
stated that the present first-string
outfit is the "most powerful team
he has had at Nebraska during
his five year regime."
Ag Vespers.
Dr. Rebecca Gibbons will speak
at Ag Vespers Tuesday noon on
"Temple Dfance of Vail." As usual
the group will meet in the Home
Economic parlors
Bizad News Staff.
All applications for associate
editors, assistant business man
ager, editorial and business staff
for the Bizad News must be at the
office of the dean ot the college
of business administration by 5
p. m. Tuesday. Oct. 3.
NORMA PRUCKA,
Bizad Executive Committee.
Corncobs and Tassels.
Corncobs and Tassles meet at
Temple at 5:50 Tuesday.
Corncob meeting Wednesday
night at 7:45 at the Sigma Phi
Epsilon house Fraternities who
have not appointed new pledges
must do so by Wednesday Henry
Kosman, president.
See A Tassel Thev have at
SQUAD
Wilber Knight and Chis
Mathis Will Coach
League Teams.
41 IN FRESHMAN CREW
Cutting the vest ling squad to
ifTty-on. men Mondav, and turn
m gthe remainder of the squad
oyer to Wilber Knight and Chriss
i-atim to be divided into league
warns. Freshman Coach Ed Weir
P'aas to drill his m-n more inten--7
than he has heretofore been
able to.
The groups cut will be under the
&rS Wilbur Knight, at the
Wiculture college, and Chris
r v ho lnd'jct drills on
Aorth practir-e field on the
caucus. Th-s' groups will
Jt against each other in in
"HMurue games.
Coach Weir is anticipating many
zf against the Varsity and
rooming the remainder of the
KM for such time.
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