THURSDAY. NOVKIMKKR 5, 1936
THE DAILY NEBIMSKAN
niREE
BIBLE SENDS THREE
TEAMS THRU FINAL
GRUEL BEFORE ECU
Mcliring, Canlwell Rest During Active Scrimmage,
But Will Play in Fourth Bij? Six Rattle;
RackficM Remains Unchanged.
A long a ntl hard scrinmui rc
VAHi'l'l'nV I I I (tl I I 1 M V Villi OVlll I I'llV IIIHUI 1111 IIK'I I .Till MUV'U.1 4V-
lieiirsnls of Iho. week before the traditional Jayhsnv her same on I
Jit. Oread Saturday afternoon. Every llusker, excepting Lloyd '
Cardwell and Rob Mt hrinc, took an active part in 1 lie scrim-1
mage against Kansas formations, u I
Keeping the three squa.i.s ht-, Scrimmafio.
braska's coaching' staff saw to it
that every Husker received a
chance-to taste a sample of K. V.
power, as demonstrated by two
alternating yearling lineups.
Varsity eleven, playing a defen
sive game, kept a frosh team
back in its tracks as Coach Bible's
first-string line held very effec
tively. Lowell English was again
filling Mehring's place at guard
and Game Captain Ellis was holri-
ing down the tackle berth in place !
of Ted Doyle. Virg Yelkin, who
gr-at performance in ,jn Coach BibleVho supcr
Mizzou m.-lee. received , fh ,.. '.,,,
last week's Mizzou
the nod over Elmer Dohimann Pt
right end. However, Dohrmann
and Doyle alternated with Yelkin
and Ellis at their defensive posi
tions. Yearlings Show Fire.
Charley Brock at center. Ken
McGinnis at right guard. Fred
Shirey at left tackle, and Les Mc
Donaid at left end completed the
f,rst-stnng line. The defensive soc-
ondary was composed of Johnny ,
Howell at quarter Ron Pnujrlas
and Lloyd Cardwell at halfs and
!nCia A !
played the safety posiUons and ,
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The stout yearling group that
gave the Huskers such a battle
were Kahler, Hitchcock, Cramer,
ends; Alfson. Munson, Jfeal, Rock
er, tackles; Pfeiff. Crowley. Klum,
guards; Burruss, Moody, centers;
Kollel. Huebner, quarterpaok.s;
retsch, Mather, halfbacks; Mc
Elravey, fullback. These frosh ran
off the K. IT, plays smoothly and
gave the varsity a good idea of
what to expect on Mt. Oread.
wor. , " 0 " ' . l"'
; some offensive drill acainst the
j thorn execute many good forward
and lateral passes and run with
the ball in fair fashion. Ernie
White's passing was outstanding
in the reserve offense, while Marv
riock and Art Ball broke loose for
several long runs.
Several Reserve Strings.
One reserve combination was
composed of Bob Ramey at cen-
p F k and p
Bob Mills and Ted
D ,.d pau, Amcn d
Dorma-n at ends, ElTie
White at quarter, Marv Plock and
Andre.-8 kt halfs. and Bill
Andreson at full.
Another reserve team had Bob
Ray at -enter, George Seemann
and Bill Hermann at guards,
George Bolders and Jack Hutcher
son at tackles, Lloyd Grimm and
John Richardson at ends, Thurs
ton Phelps at quarter. Dick
Fischer and Ait Ball at halfs. and
Bill Callihan at full. Additional re
placements were inserted into the
two lineups in shifts.
Coach Bible's groat attention on
the reserves this week may mean
that lie expects to use them as
mm.h as possible in order to save
the lobulars for their crucial "at
home" fame with the powerful
Pitt Panthers.
Thuisday the Cornhuskers will
take their usual tapering off ex
ercises which will include warmup,
group work, kicking, passing, and
dummy scrimmage. A short signal
diill will be conducted Friday aft
ernoon before the squad entrains
for Mt. Oread.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Tassels.
Members of Tas.els are asked to
assemble at the campus studio on
Friday noon in order to have a
group' picture taken for the Corn
husker. Home Ec.
A group picture of members of
the Home Kc Association will be
taken Friday afternoon at r
o'clock in the campus studio. All
members of the organization are
asked to be present.
$4.50
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Lawrence Saturday.
OURY ANNOUNCES
NEW RANKINGS OF
R. 0. T. C. OFFICERS
(Continued from Page 1.) !
Bnhm, Boyd W. prnvin, Murlin Rry j
n.'lfln. . .
T.i fct roriwra : : H.)rrt c. J.'linfn.
Wl'liam A (InMi. Iinrc R.chlirrtj.
Milium H. Rr.nn-rg, ThimiHs F. Luke.
Kirk 11. Rodmnre.
nmpwny "F".
To It siMifantK (cuKlPfi: Kfnnfih B
Lnmb, La-rnr O Bnrrdt
To he corporals. V.-rnon L.
Bloinf .
Prtilon A. Polfhy .fresh'.
rompanv f".
To .e platoon sei;ani: Charles Br.uk.
T'j I seri-'eanlf . guiles): Corp. Waller
I-aokhariit, Charles A. Bull. John 1
Wanner, r;e..ri:e T Pinsdale. Leonard
Aetner. RHilard Mctiinni.
To he rorporalj: Arthur T. Bariiebey,
Thfortore Nasshaum. Wallare Totien H V.
Onl, Clair Kudgor. Jenime Su-uavtr.
4'ompnny ,'H".
To he serceant .cuide.: cor(oral Le
iand V. Johnson (Vice Yost transferred to
Co r.
To te rorr-irals: Victor E. Shelienourfe,
Juck S. Tate.
Company "I".
To he platoon sergeant; corp. Leonard
llaisth
To te serpeants (guines.: C.rp. Kdward
Phalips. Evan 7. Honni('r(,er George
Steinmeycr. George Kveboda. Harry A
Sear:e.
To he cohrporals : Robert K .tohnson.
Ler. Tarkel. F. J SleinhciKer. Kons'ar.t
Koiel Donald Neme'7. .1 K. Saiin.lert.
Rohert K'.r.nie, Richard H. Hagel.r..
George Hutscu. Ear! T. S.sson.
ATnpanv "K."
To he sergeant i guide i: Herman ro'.sl
To bn corporals: James Simmons, Kd-
mund Stevens. Milton J Sloup.
Company "I.".
To be sergeant (cuidri- Don McDowell.
Company 'M".
To he sergeants icuines-: Corporais.
Emil Hanson. Thomas Hicks. Ted Conner.
To he corporals: D. B. I-razicr. Arthur
J Feicion. Lawrence P. Gnfftng. loren
Jarkson. Carroll Dahlherg. Herbert Her
man, William H rnby Mu.-!is Lii'p. Marvin
C Nelson.
KM.IM.CR BATTALION.
onipuny
To be serceams puides- Corporal L. J.
Grmcr. Co'p-.ral L. H. Bii.kendoif
To be corporals: Pvt. K. B Florence.
H. W. Prai W. p. Peterson. J C. Park
inson, L. W. Michael.
C ompany "B."
To be sergeants guides': Corp, E. T..
G nn.
To be corporals: Pvu V.'. S. Snuhler,
R P.. King. B. H. Moody. J. W. McDon
ald, P. A. Garrison.
Company '(.
To be piidon bearer: Pvt R Counee.
To he Sergeants: tGuidei Corp. J. A..
Mai.
To be corporais: Pvt. Waugh. Pit G.
Tepton. Pt. M. H. Robrbouj;h. Pvt. R. K.
Lanfson.
onipan;. "n."
To he sereanis: .Guidebi Corp. T. E.
Thurher. P.. P.. Hvde.
To he corporals: Pvts. A. T. Lien. P. K.
Hannlev. v. Jensen. W. W. Fulltn. K. M.
Griffith. M. L. narf. B. J. Claussen.
HI.I.D RHI.I I.RV BATTALION.
ITeidiiuartTn Batter.
To he sergeants: Corj'Orals Har-rv Gins
hurc. Victor M'-Clurt. D. P. Rippeteau
Rittard Span:ier. O R. Stunr.
RMt!T.
To he i-erc-an1 s : C orporals Alvin Chris
ten'en. Paul Ficlar. Tl.eu Johnston. H. C.
Revnolds, R. K. Wolvin.
To he corpora's: Pns. P.. Cirr.fel. A.
N. r'awpj.. r. i.ilna. W. .1 Hoeemeir. O.
S. Meierhenrv. L. Monre, H. M. Rahil.
B. M. keiamiUe-. R. B. Smith. R. Stout.
"B" Buttirj.
To he si it-eants- C'orpa. Charles Bartz.
Richard F.vnr.s, Aaron Pherman.
To he corporals: W. R. Anderson. Tom
CushiiiK. C. L. (iri'zner, R. I'. Bonne. Jen
Skinner. H. A. Weihei. C E. Wert man,
R. W. Vi'hite. r. H. Wrieth.
C Ball-r.
T-i be erpcs.n-s- Corps: W. B. Eerp. H
Hiinsen. A Rr-Iod.
To be torpor-..-: ron Gw'nne n H.
Hausrbil'1. C. Von Hcyne. H. H. Hllde
brand. H. J. Krimrners. J. L. Loos, F. H.
Mh.v. E. Mcliravy. E. h. Tjlor, E. M.
Woods.
.lunior Band.
To h: caP'HTi: Pat Ii.'cNguchton
To be first lieutenant : Ray 1. HarriMD.
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KANSANS TAKE HEAR!
Lmdsey Concentrates on,
Receiving End to Stop
Numerous Muffs.
Still heartened by their showing
against the highly advertised
Arizona griddcrs, who were held
to a scoreless tie here Saturday,
Coach Ad Lindscy's Kansana arc
drilling indus
triously on fun
1 da mentals, so
that the y'll
have plenty to
show the Corn
huskers this
weekend.
Tackling last
w e e k showed
d e c i d ed im
provement, and
the A I'izona
ramblers who
were supposed
to make 8 to 15
yards at a clip
JOB Qjmvanqelo
found them
selves bogged
down
ft nse.
by ,i determined K. U. tie-
Blocking was a bit ragged.
and only
occasionally were real
holes opened
nins attack,
good, veteran
for :ln J:iy ma
Yet Georse Hap
left half, made sev-
eral long runs
eluding tacklers
when it seemed he was hemmed in.
Numerous passes were used
agaii.st Arizona, but only three
clickea for sugstamial gains and
many others could have gone for
more yardage if the receivers
hadn't muffed the flips. Pass
receivinc. therefoie. will take up
much of the Jayhawk practice
time this week.
Combination Clicks.
Coach Ad Lindsey expressed
satisfaction in the results of his
latest shake-up in positions and
believes he now has the combina
tions that will accomplish things.
"Xo more
changes in po
sitions are in
sight," Lindsey
said, "we're go
ing to drill on
the fundamen
tals and got
real action."
"Nebr a s k a
has played
t h r ee confer
ence opponents
this season, and
not a one of
them has
scored on the
Cornhusk e r s.
It's about time
somebody did, and
to do our darnedest
we are going
to break that
shut-out streak,
them at Lincoln
We scored on
last vear before I
they causht their breath."
It will 'be recalled that Douglas
kicked off last year and Card
well allowed the kickoff to go
over tie goal line, believing at
first that the kick was going out
of bounds. The ball was downed
by Hays in the end zone giving
the Ja'yhawks their firt score.
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Hays contributed another touch
down in the third period.
The pass combination of Hc
pluglo to Hapgood worked two
times in the Arizona contest.
Divens to Kiehardson was also i
good for 7 yards, but three pass
completions out of 26 nttcmpted
forward passes Is far from any
coach's ideal of a passing foot
ball team. That's why the Jays
will pass and receive all week
long.
FINAL SELECTION
OF KOSMET SKITS
STARTS TUESDAY
I Continued from Page 1.)
under the direction of Bob Martz,
chairman of the ticket committee.
Kosmet Klub workers who are in
charge of the actual selling of the
tickets hail checked out two
thousand by late last night.
Martin Expects Success.
Ross Martin, business manager
of the dramatics organization, an
nounced his expectancy of one of
the most successful ticket selling
campaigns in several years as a
direct result of the unusual talent
already displayed in the judging
of the unfinished skits.
Xo skits were eliminated dur-.
ing the preliminary judgings. but
the final selections will be made
following the second judging which
begins on Tuesday. A committee
of three or four club members j
will be appointed by Bob Shellen- j
beig, Kosmet KJub president, to;
serve as judges for selecting the ;
fourteen acts to be produced.
Five houses whose skits were i
viewed by club members last
night are as follows: Chi Phi. i
Gamma Phi B?ta. Kappa Delta. ;
Sipa Alpha Epsilon. and Alpha.
Tau Omega. Second and final j
judging of the Ag cafeteria group j
skit was also accomplished last j
night. j
REGENTS TO ACT ON
UNION NOTICE WITHIN
10 DAYS.
(Continued from Page l.i
Architect Walter Wilson, designer
of the building plans already pre
pared for the university: Miss
Martha Park, associate professor
of institution management: Arn
old Levin, president of the stu
dent council: and Marylu Petersen,
vice president of the student
council.
Dr. E. F. Schiamm of the uni
versitv geology department and
fatuity adviser to the Interfrater
nity council and Kosmet Klub will
inspect the student union building
at the University of Kansas over
the week end, and Dean T. J.
Thompson will inspect the one at
the University of Oklahoma.
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