THE DAILY NERRASKAN, FRIDAY. OCTOBEK 1. 1937
TAGE THREE
Ping Pong Added, Soccer
Eliminated, Track
Made Minor.
Harold Petz, director of the in
tramural sports propram, an
nounced yesterday that there were
jio radical changes In the rules of
the Intramural games this year.
The changes made were elim
ination of soccer from the pro
gram, the adding of ping pong as
n minor sport, and the demoting
of track from a. major to a minor
sport.
The system of sroring for the
three classes of sports is based on
the number of men involved in the
game, the number of games in the
tournament, and the popularity of
the sport.
Majors Count More.
Athletic events that rank high
3n these three qualifications are
classed as major sports, such as
touch football. Softball and Class
A basketball. Other athletic events
surh as bowling, water polo, rifle
shooting, volley ball, Class B bas
ketball and track are ranked as in
termediate sports. Ting pong, hand
ball, tennis, golf, and horseshoes
are classed as minor sports. Major
events score 150 for winning the
tournament, intermediate 100 and
minor events score 50.
Track was demoted because it
Involved too few men and lasts for
only a few days in the spring.
Ting pong was added because it
makes more athletic events during
the winter, and soccer was elimi
nated because of lack of interest.
Biff Bierman!
"A woman's college is nut con
cerned with the war between men
and women. . .The notion that
women's colleges were designed to
gear women to fight nun is out of
date." Wellesley college's youthful
president, Mildred 11. McAfee, dis
cusses her hope of training young
women to take their places in
.society, not militanlly, but intelli
gently aware of their responsibili
ties as eit irons.
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Tomorrow the 1937 football sea
son begins in dead seriousness.
Last week saw the traditional varsity-fresh
or warmup setup games
for the college elevens completed
with impressive whitewashings ad
ministered by the varsity crews.
Last week's games meant little.
Tomorrow's contests may break oi
make some teams, although it is
difficult to predict which teams
will come out the small end of the
victory horn as none have shown
enough stuff on the ball to ad
judge them accordingly.
So with a merry helgh-ho and
a snap of the fingers under the
noses of those mercenary-minded
mugs whose only wish is to
wager on the outcomes, I hereby
climb out on a limb this 30th
day of September in the Year of
Our Lord nineteen-hundred and
thirty-seven to prognosticate as.
follows and to-wit:
Laugh if you like, but NEBRAS
KA will edge out a victory ovei
MINNESOTA (if it isn't a tie or
u me viKings don t score more
points than the Huskers. I
NORTHWESTERN will enjoy a
field day at the expense of IOWA
STATE, foe of the Cornhuskers at
Ames next week.
OKLAHOMA will have tough
sledding against RICE and will
drop its second game of the sea
son. MISSOURI, Nebraska's biggest
conference threat. will hand
COLORADO a sound trouncing.
j KANSAS should give BETH
ANY a licking too, although the
I Java aren't greatly improved over
I iro;.
j PITT will have no difficulty at
I all in disposing of WEST VIR
jGINIA bv a very lop-sided score.
BOSTON COLLEGE, better
I than ever, will defeat KANSAS
I STATE but it should be a good
I contest.
! National nominations: Boston
over Lehigh, N. Y. U. over Car
j ncgie Tech, Temple over Ari-
20na, Arkansas over T. C. U.,
Army over Clcmson, S. M. U.
! over Centenary, Vanderbilt over
I Chicago, Navy over The Citadel,
Colgate over Cornell, Creighton
over Oklahoma A. & M., Notre
! Dame over Drake, Duquesne
over West Virginia Wesleyan,
Fordham over Franklin-Marshall,
Harvard over Springfield,
Holy Cross over Providence,
Texas (D. X. Bible's boys)over
Louisiana State, Yale over
Maine. Marquette over Wiscon
sin, Michigan State over Michi
gan, Purdue over Ohio State,
Stanford over Oregon, South
Dakota State over Omaha,
Washington over Southern Cali
fornia, Idaho over Washington
State.
Read 'em and weep!
Biff Bierman!
Nebraskan Prints Varsity
Songs, Forestalls Humming
"Dum-de-dum, ta-ta-dum. . ." go sings about half the attendance
at football games, rallies and on other occasions when praises of dear
j old "Alma Mammy" are sung on high. To forestall that sort of
thing this year the Nebraskan i s herewith presenting the words
to the most popular of Nebrask a's songs and yells. (Save this for
future use. I
THE CORNHUSKER,
By Robert W. Stevens.
Come a runnin' boys,
Don't you hear that noise
Like thunder in the sky
How it rolls along
In the good old song
For the sons of Ne-hras-ki
Now it's coming near
With a rising cheer
That will sweep all foes away
So with all are vim
We are bound to win
And we're going to win today.
Chorus.
For Nebraska and the Scarlet
For Nebraska and the Cream
Tho' they go through many a
battle
Our colors still are seen
So in contest and in victory
W will wave them for the team
And 'twill always stir a Corn
husker The old Scarlet and the
Cream.
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE
NEBRASKA.
There is no place like Nebraska
Pear old Nehraska U,
Where the girls are the fairest
The boys are the squarest
Of any old place that you
knew.
There is no place like Nebraska.
Where they re all true blue.
We'll all stick together
In all kinds of weather
For dear old Nebraska U.
NEBRASKA FIELD SONG.
Fight, fight, fight.
For the Scarlet and Cream,
We'll all fight like mad for the
team
Smash through the line
We're with you all the time,
Touchdown, Nebraska U,
Rah, rah, rah.
Go, Nebraska.
Pile up that score,
We've got to take this game!
We're going to win
We'll never give in
Fight, Nebraska, fight.
HAIL VARSITY. ,
By Wilbur Chenoweth. j
Hail to the team,
The stadium rings as ev'ryone i
sings the Scarlet and Cream
Cheers for a victory
Echo our loyalty;
So on, mighty men
V -'si I
ED Stt'EI'ES .ja"' is LJ I
(land flairs for R Train
to Report Today ut 3:30
All men interested in playing
"B" team football are asked to
report to the practice field at
3:30 this afternoon. Candidates
are needed badly and are asked
to report by Monday afternoon.
Three games have been
scheduled which will take the
team on trips to Kearney,
Wayne and Mitchell, S. D.
be an understudy, Andy Uram, has
only a 23 yard record.
Last year over V000 Huskers
migrated north to Minnesota. This
year the Viking followers retali
ate with a southward migration
of 4,000 cash customers. This was
the number at the last check, but
Nordic officials believe that there
will be a last minute rush for the
Nebraska bound train.
BIFF BIERMAN!
Aero Hour
Finds (lamjuis
Favoring Vikings
It is now the zero hour!
Within 21 hours the skies over
Huskerland will be packed with
footballs, pennants, hoarse cheers,
and enthusiasm. Nebraska will be
playing its first grid encounter of
the year against the mighty Min
nesota Gophers, defending national
football champs.
The campus has finally been
jolted from its doldrums and
realizes that there is a football
game abrewing and it begins to
rise and cheer.
Who will win when Leif Bier-
tions run to hockey and basket
ball, being a varsity man in both.
Harold Van Every, sophomore
ball carrying zephyr, comes to the
capitol city with a 29.4 yard per
play ball carrying average. The
man to whom he is supposed to
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NAT T O W I, 1:
lOMfiHT. with hi Ihimoii t.t colon il Klithni lalt-rs
l and ftitfrtwlnrrp. No tilunr , . , i.Sr prr piTM-n.
ISATI HIlAl, M N M M . r. 1 t
(hi fl-tar I Hs, NH( orcln Mni.
nothpr National Altrtirtlon;
AT rriTOI. BKA II ( oniiniti.u
25
man hvinrro ltic J f mil'hlifS t "i I .1 II- I
The eyes of the land, upon cVry i con tonvVn.0W ?
In answer to this we prepared
a few student testimonials: I
hand, are yooking at your
Fight on for victory,
Hail the men of Nebraska U.
CHANT.
U-Rah, N-RaV,
U-N-I
U-Varsity, N-Varsity,
Ne-bras-ki.
NEBRASKA YELL.
U-U-U-n-i
Ver-ver-versi-ti
N-e-bras-ki
Oh-h-my!
HUSKERS CRY FOR VIC
TORY. (Continued from Page l.
history. For three long quarters,
botu teams advanced up and down
the grid rectangle but neilher's in
tentions produced desired results.
Along came that fateful fourth
quarto. The two stalwart elevens
were heading for a counterpart
' performance of the first three pe
riods. A tie and a moral victory
I was in sight for Nebraska,
j A neon clock atop the Minnesota
' fiddhouse showed but 6.8 seconds
of play left. At this juncture. All
American Sam Francis was re-
moved from his fullback post be
i cause of an injured ankle. Taking
I his place at the kicking position
was Hon Douglas.
Fatal Kick Made,
j With the going getting more se
vere as the seconds were ticking
away. Douglas received a beautiful
jsnapback from Charley Brock,
J gripped the sphere firmly, adjust
ed his equilibrium and then booted
! a long spiral to Charles Wilkin-
son. Viking safety.
I Douglas' boot was low and Wil
: kinson caught it on his own 15
Virginia Stalder, Arts and Sci-
ence junior, was selected at ran
dom and she. in her loyal manner 1
declared. "Nebraska will win to
morrow, of course; how much, I
don't know."
Turning the tables on Merrill
Englund, Nebraska's one and only
inquiring reporter till we snatched i
his thunder, we asked for his con- 1
virtions. "I'll say Minnesota, by
6-0."
"Minnesota, 2fi-R. is niy guess,"
I said Smith Davis. Esquire man of!
j this man's campus, after a long'
: ponder. I
I Herman Rohrig, stalwart half- j
back slated for varsity laurels
i next year, mused, "Minnesota'
, ought to win, but not over two1
touchdowns and not even that If ;
'the day is hot. Nebraska is strong
er than most people think: they
1 may come out on top."
j
; Biff Bierman!
I
From a varsity standpoint we I
get a more optimistic prediction,
"I'm not saying what I think,
but most of the fellows on the
squad are confident that we can
take 'em this year. All that bet
ting against them down helps
us, because it makes the boys
mad."
Student Manager Curt Carlson
Drive out to Lincoln"! biggest Pre-Game Bally Tonight
At the Spacious Dince to the Music of
TURNPIKE-Phil Levant
and Hit Orchestra direct from the College Inn, Hotel Sherman, Chicago.
Advance Tickets 83c ea. until 6 p. m. Danielson Floral Co. 1.10 ea. at Door
r
The Hillcrest Inn i
Brinirs to you delirious J
full course dinners ;i) in ;t. !
soiKililr prirc-s. !
A danrr floor ainl i i ;ite
tallies for our run vi u-
ienre. i
yard line, skedaddled ten more and
"Democracy would be wise if it thPn- as ne was about to be tack
would curb the education of ' lateraled the ball to Andy
thousands of our present school Lram. who scampered 5 yards for
population." Tres. James. L. Mc
Cor.aughsy of Wesleyan uni
versity takes the other side of the
sove-democracv fence.
Sig Nu Beats Beta, Sammies ;
Blank Theta Xi, D. U.'s j
Lose to Lambda Chi. j
Teams in league three of the
intramural touch football groups j
played for the first time out fit
the' "flats" Thursday night. In the i
games played Sigma Nu defeated
Beta Theta Pi 20 to 2. Sigma Al
pha Mu outscored Theta Xi 12
I to 0. and Lambda Chi Alpha de
I cisioncd Delta Vpsilon 7 to 0.
ine Mgma ius iookci guou mi , , vi.itnr. h nnin.. Kllt
piling up a 20 to 2 margin oyer; hc Hlwk.
the Be a. Outstanding in the. as , othors
Sigma Mi lineup were P'tca.thely jt co0,, from
Deger and Marshall. The f rrt ramk,w ,rcUon. a reporter, a
Sigma Nu score came when Mar- , 1 ,h Me.
shall intercepted a ateral pass on jj griddcr on the active side,
he Beta 6 yard line. The other a Iiagc,-who watches them
tallies came on passes from Deger b
1 . . . , m art irp
to Piteaithely and from Knight to
Townley. The lone Beta tally
came when Piteaithely intercepted
a long pass behind his own goal
line and was tagged. For the
a touchdown. A moral victory ttcias, tne passing or rranK jau
snatched from their very hands! man was outstanding.
A group of 40 hurley Norsemen, 1 S. A. M. Pass Scores,
grounded in Coach Bierman's sys- j In the Sigma Alpha Mu-Theta
tern, will arrive in Lincoln tomor-! Xi tilt, a pass good for a total of
56th "O"
Something new under the sun -a
walking sprinkling machine
used to wa'.er the gridiron at the
I'niversity of Nebraska. It's set up
at one en, of the field at night and
by next morning has tiavelrd the
leng'h of the field, propelled by
the force of the water.
row. In this troupe arc 27
letter winners and a hcvv
practice
This corner picks the Vikings
by 13-0, but we hope we're
wrong. The Jones boys have an
excellent chance to reach deep
into their bag of tricks and un
cork some things in the way of
aerials and reverses that we have
not yet seen. Hang on tight, it
won't be long now!
The famous Bierman is bring-
a troupe of 40 men to Lincoln
i tomorrow; that's not quite the five .
Biff Bierman!
i in i n i - r-- - T .. A, ;
ErT3iicBiir,"s
j nmr i
These will score at the
football game!
"LET IT SWING"
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... note llie liiliiui poiiili. frnliirrd in llie illulru
lion. The elulir inrrt hell uurr a nimolli fil at llie
liii. Il'a llie rimiforluhle, raMinl roiil (tirla revel in.
pOI.0' S of ruM, rum brown, lira), black, lug"U n(l
rafpl-. Sites 12 to 20.
Thrift BiMment
major 65 yards from Bob Bernstein to
of re- F'initlestein was outstanding. The
scives. I lie uuiigs are wen girneu VnnmK ui v,uncii, vum . . . . h d
rcput.ition. P.cichard for the Theta Xi's was 1 ti'S01''
Hay King, an end playing his also outstanding. The other touch
final year for M. U.. heads the j down, which made the score 12-0.
Cophcr team. He is one of the best j was scored on a pass from Cohen
pass cati hers in the collegiate ; to Finklestein.
grid realm. Playing at the othe i The tightest game of the even
flank is Dwight Heed, who tips . ing was between the Lambda
the scales at ISO pounds. 1 Cliis and the DU's, the former
Halfback Gmitro Returns. lram "nlng winning
, i score came in the third quarter
ii.iu.jhlr ,.,,y uinu.ii, ... u.hn A,an fnnlt . ..ar(i
lx here tomoiiow. earned an cn-! from rwwell in lhe enii
viaoie maiK last season, in n
how Your
COLORS!
Wear a Red "N" Feather
to the Game Saturday!
Get It FREE at GOLD'S
Get Them Today
Co-eds . . . Kampus Korner
Third Floor
Men Men's Store
llth St.
(let a liig- Red Feather with a lig m-amy '"N" to wear
to the game. Stick it in your hat. tuck it in your curls,
pin it on your frock. But WEAR IT! And SHOW
YOUR COLORS.
AJ1
pass j
in the end zone, i
The DU's onlv serious thu-at came
attempts at toting the ball. Gmitro lhf second pcnod. Felber. a!
covered lt'5 yanis for an average, batk hed best for the losers.
of 0 75 yards per try. Quaiterhack
Vic Spa laccmi, 111 1 1 Matheny, half-1 Biff Bierman! i
bat k. and Andy t ram. another I
halfback, will also be here. flliW FLAYS EUKJSAU 1
The Gopher team which will OPENS COMPETITION
lake the field at the Itickoff wdl TrmAV vrfo wuTTirTJC
(Continued from Page 1 i
outweigh Nebraska's starting elev
en bv f pounds per man. Also.
Minnesota has a slight height and
length, original, unpublished, and
unnroduced. Thev almost must be
KK k-.lf will be at 2 o'clock to- ' V i .",c
w afternoon.
iion
Probable starting lineups:
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Itnirk 1 11 M . ..
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ImmiI hni-Kinun, lajlxr tMlrhlUi; Held
jixUr, Ira t arhthrr illllnfiUt.
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Biff Bierman!
lish department or by his repre
sentative.
Film Studios Co-operate.
The bureau is working with Co
lumbia, M-G-M, Paramount, RKO,
Twentieth Century-Fox, Universal,
and Warner Frothers motion pic
ture studios to discover and en
courage young authors Interested
in theatrical work.
Competition closes Dec. 15. and
announcement of awards will be
made not later than March 15.
Huskers should know that the
Nordic mentor has concerned
himself plenty over the Nebras
ka conflict. He has taken even
more drastic measures of se
crecy in practice than has our
own Biff. It has been his pol
icy for the last few days to re
strict even the reporters from
workouts. The only man of the
press that Nebraska has with-
I held is Dick Cullum of the Min
j neapolis Journal, and this was
j done for obvious reasons.
I The crafty Leif has worked out
, another of his original plans. It
! is the old sit in the corner punish-
ment for players who miss as
signments. Any gridder who ban
; bles on a play must sit on the
j ground and not talk to the rest
j of the squad.
Minnesota's captain. P.ay King,
right end monster, reveals that he
not only plays football, but relaxes
I on a diet of piano, trombone and
baritone horn playing. In the
winter time his strenuous recrea-
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