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Till: DAILY M-UIIASKAN. 1,'ilKAY. SEITUJIBER 17. 19.17
Petz Announces
Newly Enlarged
Interfrat Slate
97 HUSKER FROSH i
OPEN DRILL WITH
I MINNESOTAPLAYS
Huskers Loosen
Passing Attack
to Fret Vikings
II was a. fa.se of good to better
as intramural director Harold G.
Petz announced today that the
1037 program will completely
eclipse the already well rounded
intrafrat outlay of last year.
In addition to the competition
of fraternal organizations and
barbs, the intramural department
will thi.s year cola borate with the
U. O. T. C. in the holding: of ath
letic competition for all school
army units.
"We feel that the recreational,
healthful, social and other benefits
to bo derived from such a pro
gram are of value to every .stu
dent snd that each one will take
full advantage of this opportunity
lo be a part of an organized ath
letic program." declared Petz. I
The basis of competition will be !
tile respective 11. O. T. C. units. I
It is believed that such a program I
will create more interest within
the units. 1
Department Supervision,
All sports will be supervised bv j
the intramural department. Offi
cial.' and equipment will also be '
furnished by that office. Intra-'
mural directors will compose all :
schedules, keep all lernrds and in-I
vent all rules.
At the close of the season.
awards will be made .similar to i
those given to fraternity winners. I
The eadet colonel will h,-i,i th I
military administration. Super
vised by Colonel ouiy. an officer
from each company will be des
ignated as athletic manager.
These selected men will have com
plete control of all contestants of
their company.
Each company may enter as
many men as they wish in the
inlra-company competition, which
include touch football, basket
ball, volley ball and soft ball.
Round Robins.
Round robins will compris,. the
preliminary play just as former
intramurals, and finals will be in
the form of tourneys. Scoring will
be nearly identical to the Greek
program. Since entrance points
will be given to each team, it will
be to each company's advantage
to enter many teams.
All men competing in two
.'ports and two contents on the
winning company team will bo
h warded a gold intramural medal
Eligibility of fraternity play
will also apply to the R. 6. T. C.
programs. No member of a var
,.:!'. "B" team, or freshman squad
is eligible to compete, nor will any
man who has ever made a varsity
award.
Managers to Meet.
Petz issued a call yesterday for
all fraternity athletic
" j nee i ior mo nrsi Greek con
clave in tho ".V club rooms at
I he coliseum, Thursday, Sept. 23
at 7:15 p. m. Plans, schedules and
sports for the coming year, will
lv discussed then.
Tentative plans propose an in
tramural calendar 'of touch foot
ball, soccer, water polo, swimming.
volley ball, basketball (class A
and Bi. tree throw, handball, soft
ball, tennis, golf, and horseshoes.
For the past two years there has
been agitation for ping" pong on
the roster, but nothing definite
has been done to date. Badminton,
new to the campus last year, may
sweep onto the schedule.'
Weir Plans Scrimmages in
Preparation for Varsity
Tussle.
REYNOLD
S SUCCEEDS
MILLER AS GYM COACH
New Tumbling Instructor
Issues Call for Men;
All Vets Gone.
Holding the re.'gns of the Ne
braska I', gymnastic team this
year is Eddie Reynolds, a fresh
man at the job of coaching, but a
wizard in his line. Reynolds sue
iceds Charley Miller who is now
athletic director at the Y. M. C. A.
in Denver. Colo,
The new coach, who graduated
lioin Nebraska last Juno, holds the
Fourth Ail-Around Eastern Inter
collegiate National Championship
I lu,e. vi ;erasKa lie amply dis-
played his skill on the parallel
j bars, spring-board, and mat tumb
ling. Kddie is an all around gym
; athlete and if he is as good' a
j coach as he is a participant the
team's future looks bright indeed.
Besides having a new' coach, the
: team will also consist entirely of
: new men. There will be a 'few,
however, who were outstanding
; during the team practices last year
but were unable to participate be
. cause of freshman standings,
i The squad held its tirst practice!
last night in tho basement of the '
.colliseum. Coach Reynolds issued'
ja genera call to all students who!
j have had tiaining or possess skill j
i in gymnastics to see him about j
! trying out for the team.
Temporarily skipping funda-
I mental drills, !7 Husker frosh
! footballers launched their 1937
i grid season Wednesday learning
Minnesota formations ajid plays
which they will use against the
varsity when the two meet on
! Sept. 25 for the annual frosh
varsity game.
Freshman Coach Ed Weir stated
I yesterday that two teams were
! running through Gopher plays and
will scrimmage soon against other
trosh elevens. "The first two
i teams are no indication of the
starting lineup which will face the
; varsity on Sept. 2a," Weir said.
As soon as the frosh have
; learned Minnesota plays, Coacn
I Weir plans scrimmages with the
varsity using; cards on the backs i
of freshmen to denote various j
Gopher griddeis. i
Frosh Boast Stars. I
The roster for this year's fresh
man squad includes such notables
as George "Bus" Knight, three
year all-state back from Jackson
high school, Lincoln: Vike Francis,
brother of Sam Francis, former
Husker star, and all-stale man !
from both Colorado and Nebraska:
Ray Piochaska. nil-state from
Ulysses; Ed.sel Wibbels. Wolbach
weight champion; Floyd Newton.
North Platte all-state back tor
iwo years and state 410 champ 1 fullback post
ior mice years, and Leonard Mns- : heftv tackle
kin, all-state tackle from Omaha.
The season's roster follows al
though Coach Weir Indicated ihat
additional aspirants may turn out
before the. week-end.
Active, as well as dummy, I
I sci immaginir was the chief dish i '" the small of his back
j served to the Cornhusker grid-
I men yesterday afternoon nt Me
morial stadium. Coach Biff Jones
: drove three complete elevens
through their paces in prepara-
I tion for the Minnesota game here
(Oct. 2.
Major Jones, realizing that the
Gophers have an almost impreg
nable line, called upon his pass
Thurston Phelps and Dill Andre
son, to unleash its attack. The
1 ing triumvirate, Johnny Howell,
backs caught 18 consecutive short
flips before one finally struck the
earth.
Belief that the Husker mentor
would employ a great many
"powerhouse" plays was quickly
dispelled at yesterday's rehearsal
as the Scarlet and Cream wearers
were put through a lengthy pass
quizz. The Biffer's ends and backs
looked exceptionally good nt grab-1
bing the short passes but still I
they need polishing- on the longer i
ones. The nurnose in tln-m-v
did not
even don sweat clothes,
j The Cornhuskers will make
their tirst appearance Sept. 25 at
Memorial stadium in their annual
I battle with Coach Ed Weir's lrcsh
! men. Because of secret sessions,
I fans have been unable to watch
the Jonesmen at work but on the
aforementioned date they will
' have ample opportunity to see the
squad which is to face Minnesota
; here Oct. 2.
, (Ionic, A;;
urn.
wants to know what his gridiron
idol is undergoing these' days, we
woiud advise that he wrap himself
up in three or four quilts, drive
nails in his shoos, put a pan on
his hnnj? nn.l run rii'nlm.l in 111,
hottest part of the afternoon, then
he'll know. These preseason work
out arc no fun.
Biff frets in the middle of the
scarlet jerseyed boys and sweats
right with them and his army
trained commanding voice keeps
four teams hopping continually.
(Link the Lymon is nearly a dead
ringer for Jones on the practice
field, both in tactics and sill
houette. The first eleven to date has in
eluded Dohrmann and Richardson,
ends; Doyle and Shircy, tackles;
Mehring and English, guards;
Brock, center; Howell, Andrews,
Dodd, and Mcllravy, backs. This
bunch is looking sturdier,
smoother and faster each day. The
line is better than that handed out
during rush week; in fact, prob
ably one of the best since 1022,
but the backfield is low on re
placements. Looking over the schedule, thi.s
corner sees no good breathers for
the boys. Minnesota has a eood I
chance to dim the Husker scarlet '
in the opener October 2. The next
two fhould be Nebraska's as the
Huskers tour to Ames and then
piay nost io Oklahoma' the nextf
week. Missouri conies fourth and
forth with a plenty tough squad
we understand from conference
conferences. Then rnnw in.n,,,,..
' --icia,
much stronger than last year; and
j last year was none too satisfying,
rviuintin i.i ma, mo lerrirying and
they come the Cth of November.
But the next week comes that
other bugaboo to the Huskers
Pittsburgh. This year looks like
no exception with them.
AT THE
IMLA-MOIl
Saturday and also
Sunday Night.
Worth Li ml I v if
featuring Kenm-fi Jones,
1 ninf.
New, Enlarged Dance Floor
Adm. 25c each
Dancing 9 'til 1 Saturday
Squad No. 1 remained Intact and
had Dohrmann and Richardson,
ends; Doyle and Shirev, tackles;
Mehring ami English, guards;
By Ed Steeves.
One again this pillai
lated "Shucks" a long-
will appear in this sheet
at
time
appel-
ago,
daily,
least.
Brock, center; Howell, quarter-I perhaps
naeu; uodcl and Andrews, half
backs, and Mcllravy, fullback.
Several Surprises.
Yesterday's program revealed
several surprising tilings. First of
all. it was discovered that Eldon
Mclhavv, Tccumseh lad who is
being trained for Sam Francis
i will be to present the sports of
; Huskeiland and vicinity in a state
j of nudity. The kind of quips that
are. we none, entcrtaininc and
enlichtcniiiL'.
From time to time predictions
may be made; should they go
astray, we plead on bended knee
that you will cast another chance
our way and efrain from tossing
lft?-picked missils of vegetation.
From the Tulanc Hullal.aloo 1
come:; the touching- tele of a rascal j
who stole some undergarments''
from the clothes line of the
Gamma Pi sorority house. He was
arrested but released soon after
when he pleaded to the judge Uiat
it was his first slip.
Only once In .10 years has the
Princeton co-operative store failed
to pay a 10 percent dividend.
Law and medicine, although
showing the greatest dtchne rince
HCn, are stid most lucrative fields,
credited with maximum eanrngs
of SI (5,000 and S lO.XV) resm-rt r.elv
managers i with the average at S2 7.VI
Eight women -a lawyer, a c'oc
toi. a secretary, a wiite'i, a public
ity executive and :i research
worker in economies - uere shjwn
bv the survey to be drawing
SI'J.IWO or more.
iliaduate course
truftic control will
Harvard this year.
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ULATI0N TAKES UP
WARD SPURT AS BRANT,
RAY SISTERS MAKE AP
PEARANCE 1 Continued from Pae l i
no difficulty with the twins. They
both registeied in teachers college
:ui,i plan to be kindergarten in
structors when they Rraduate, but
ihey won't be in the same classes.
; lhero is very little diversity in
opinion concerning clothes in the
Ray family. They agree perfectly
in the selection of their twin ward
robes. They have never dated the
same fellow, but think it would be
fun to switch dates some time.
1 u'h''ii nsked what unusual expe
diences they had had, Betty said
;the funniest thin;; that ever hap
pened to her wns to find herself
, talking to the mirror instead of her
twin, and this in a crowded Omaha
tstore, too
Two Returning Pairs.
Of our two sets of twins
who were new last year, much has
been said already. Close friends of
Mill and Corwin Moore lire still
'iifraid to attempt addressing them
by their first names The Alpha
Xi Delta twins, Kern and Maiy
Stetiteville graciously offered that
after seeing this year's crop of
. twins, they will have no end of
j competition. But to get back to
our statistics just once more, we're
j wondering where the rest of the
twins arc. According to our num
bers ther should be more in a
school this size.
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AVTEll ALL...
"IT'S THE ORCHESTRA
THAT MAKES THE AFFAIR"
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0)2.
ami Adna Dobson,
from Lincoln, are
capable placekicket s. Roth of
j then sent many kicks zooming;
through the uprights.
Second. Johnny Howell and,
above all, Paul Amen put on a
, kicking exhibition that was worth
I watching. Howell had been known
I to be a good kicker but it was
j tidings to everyone to find that
J Amen ran boot long spirals that
are hard to handle.
Six Hefty Tackles.
Blocking- took must of the hue
men's time. Line Coach Link Ly
man stepped his husky tackles and
guards thru a bruising workout
as did KiKl Coach Browne - with
his flankmcn. Mentor Lyman, has
six tackles who arc over the' l!o(l
pound mark and soar ii feet of
better.
A sour note was struck in the
training camp with the announce
ment that Gus Peters' ailing back
has taken a turn for the worse.
The guard, complaining of a kink
If the fan would like our
sketch, much more in the rough
than our usual golf drive, on the
H'37 outlook of the very rugged
Husker schedule, here tiz:
The Biffer.
introduced as
C o a c h Law
rence McCeney
Jones, is riding
the s t a d i u ni
range just as if
he were born
with the reigns
in his mouth.
T h e s q u a d
which he in
herited from
the little
colonel wasn't
much stronger
on paper than
Pink lemonade.
I i.. m Lim-oin Ji.unial. hut time has
dealt too too kindly with that
bunch of lads. With two man
sized workouts each day since
last Kriday. the boys have really
learned the literal meaning- of
"condition." If the spectator
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