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THE DAILY NEBR ASK AN. FRIDAY. NOYEMBEH 5. 1937
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KANSAS HOPES STAND
ON RABBITS'
FEET
The rabbit foot market of Kan
sas is bombing!
Dusty State citizens talk fast
and furiously to themselves during
these late days trying to convince
themselves that they will take the
Huskers Saturday. But when they
run out of conversation to them
selves they have to lean on a pac
liier. That's where the fabbit's
ff-ot come in.
They take these hare hoppers
fid stroke them, believing Till the
n'.e that the cuddling of these
Amputated members will bring
t:jem victory. But why shouldn't
they cling to something as non
sensical as rabbit's feet: what bet
ter could they cling to?
Kansans figure the situation
this way. If the Huskers were tied
by the Sooncrs, 0-0, and the Jays
defeuted the Oklahomans 14-6.
even though it was a last five sec
fluke, then they should win tomor
row. They also figure that because
thy've kept up their morale and
have treated the word jinx like
leprosy, that it shouldn't figure
Saturday.
Then later they stop and think.
Nebraska has toppled Minnesota.
Indiana, Iowa State and Missouri.
We let this stand by itself and of
fer no comment. The Jays have a
crippled lineup, and the Huskers,
Intact.
The Jay coaching staff intends
to lean on an improved passing
attack, if anything, for they have
read about the big bad wolf, bet
ter known as the Nebraska line.
Biffer's men are calm and con
ffdent as the game approaches.
Having hit the score prediction
of every home game within 40
points and 2 ax handles, we predict
with confidence a 7 point Husker
win tomorrow. Oh, we know that
this- sounds inconsistent with what
the pillar has said before, but you
must also remember that the
Huskers are a bunch of conserva
tives and feel that they don't look
well in big numbers. They aren't
6elfish, all they want is more tal
lies than their foes.
Nebraska students will get their
Kansans Primed
to Break Ancient
Cornhusker Jinx
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flame Captain.
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to Abandon Substitute
Lineup Plan.
Coach Lawrence "Biff Jones
put his Nebraska cornhuskers
through a light workout centered
around pass defense and offense
yesterday to round out a week's
preparation for
the Homeconv
ing Day battle
with the Jay
hawks of Kan
sas University
tomorrow.
The Huskers
will take a light
signal workout
tonight as their
final drill be
fore the Satur
day's game
generally recog
nized as the
crucial contest
in the Big Six
conference this
from Lincoln Journal, year.
After a couple of early week
practices which were toned down
by the absence of several regulars,
the Husker's morale was boosted a
couple of notches Thursday and
Friday as Lowell English, Marv
Plock. Elmer Dohrmann and Lloyd
Grimm returned to practice ses
sions. Plock donned his togs Tues
day night after nearly a week's
absence from the gridiron. Lowell
English was in pass scrimmage
last night in full attire while Dohr
mann and Grimm worked out In
sweatsuits which they have been
wearing all this week.
The first varsity lineup last
night was Amen and Grimm, ends;
Shirey and Doyle, tackles; Meh
ring and English guards: Brock,
center: Howell, quarterback; Dodd
and Andrews, halfbacks; and
Callihan fullback.
Only one change was indicated
in this lineup yesterday, Elmer
Dohrmann is slated to 6tart the
game against the Jayhawks in
place of Grimm at end.
Due to a lengthy casualty list,
although none of the injuries are
i serious. Poarh Biif Jones Will
extensively against the confer'
ence-leading Kansans. With the
Pittsbugh game coming up next
week-end, the Biffer will be
anxious to keep his first team
strength on the sidelines as much
as possible.
The Major may be thwarted in
his attempt to keep regulars on
the bench, for the Jayhawks, de
spite their spotty record, will be
a touch opponent and have been
pointing for the Huskers strongly.
Hopes for a perfect starting line
up dropped at Kansas university
early this week when it was
learned that Dick Amerine, soph
November's opening football
Saturday finds only seven teams
undefeated and untied that com
mand attention beyond the limited
area of their own cheering sec
tions. They are, reading from
left to right and from Berkeley,
Calif., to Easton. Pa.: California,
Santa Clara, Colorado, Montana,
Baylor, Alabama and Lafayette.
That's quite a sweep of the na
tion to find only seven teams with
perfect records." This column looks
for the list to be narrowed down
to five as Montana and Lafayette
aren't expected to clear Gonzaga
and Rutgers respectively. The re
mainder will come thru with vic
tories. Here's this column's predictions
for tomorrow:
NEBRASKA-KANSAS. Over
anxious and hopped up Jayhawk-
ers will have their feathers
Sig Nu Crowned
Rulers of Greek
Football Realm
A. T. 0. S.'s Defeat Sig Alfs
14-0 in Consolation
Playoffs.
halfback, who has been the Kans-1 plurked by a good 13 points
ans' biggest scoring threat this
year, and Fred Bosilevac, tackle,
might not be in the starting lineup.
Other doubtfuls are George Staple
ton, guard, who may be replaced
by Moreland; Mason, quarterback,
is liable to be on the bench in
favor of Weircke.
PITT-NOTRE DAME: This will
be the nation's best game. It's a
tough one to call as anything may
happen, but a flip of the coin says
Pitt will edtre out n win.
IOW A -MINNESOTA: The Gold
en Gophers will regain some of
j their sheen by whitewashing the
Nebraska will go into the game l
as the favorites by virtue of four
wins and one tie. It has defeated j
Minnesota, Iowa State, Missouri I
and Indiana and deadlocked with
Hawkeves.
KANSAS ST ATE-WASH BURN:
This one looks like an Aggie vie
torv. OKLAHOMA-IOWA STATE:
Oklahoma. Kansas comes to Lin-1 On Norman sod. despite Kischer,
coin with only two wins at expense
of Iowa State and Oklahoma. It
has been subdued by Michigan
State and Wichita.
Another Kansas-Nebraska duel
is slated for Saturday when the
schools' two bands will duel be-
the Sooners look ripe for a vie
torv.
MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS: Heinie
Mahley should pace the Tigers to
a good Mizzou win.
INDIANA-OHIO STATE: The
McMillinmen will suffer their sec
tween halves. Kansas is the top J on straight loss at the hands of
nntrher hv virtiiP nf its win river a great fctate team.
the Cornhusker band last year. The
Nebraska outfit is rated as runner
! probably use his reserve strength I cnina V.'.ft!!
up.
Reports from Kansas say that
that school will be represented by !
some 1500 rooters who will arrive
here at 11:30 Saturday on the
Kansas special.
Preceding- the game, the tradi
tional honoring of the university
dead will be a feature, both school J
bands participating in the cere
mony. Probable starting lineups:
Ntbriskt Kanrat U.
Amtn 1
Shirey I
M'hrlr.g lg Sntfftvn
Brk c wnn
f.n,:ih rg Moir.ar.d
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first chance tonight to exhibit what
they can do with the Major Jones'
countenance a la caricature. All i
up and down fraternity row the
Biffer and his sturdy eleven will
FEIT WITH A FLAIR
b) Stetson
Take it from any angle you wUh, this newest
Stelnm with its broad welt-edge brim has the
tniartebt lines of FalL
The national form sheet says:
Alabama over Tulane. Arkansas
over Rice, Harvard over Army,
Baylor over Texas (sorry, D. X.,
but we've got to say your oppo
nent this time), Yale over
Brown, California over Wash
ington, T. C. U. over Centenary,
Michigan over Chicago, Holy
Cross over Colgate, Colorado
over Utah, Navy over Columbia,
Xavier over Creighton, Dart
mouth (sans dysentery) over
Princeton, Detroit over Manhat
tan, Duke over Wake Forest,
Fordham over Purdue. North
western over Illinois, Kentucky
over South Carolina, N. Y, U.
over Lehigh, Louisiana State
over Mississippi State, Temple
over Michigan State, Oregon
State over Willamette, Washing
ton State over Oregon, Penn
over Penn State, Santa Clara
over San Jose State. Stanford
over Southern California, Texas
A. & M. over Southern Method
ist, Syracuse over Western Re
serve. Vanderbilt over Sewanee,
Villanova over Marquette, and
Boston college over Western
Maryland.
By Bob Dreibus.
Sigma Nu and Sigma Phi Epsilon
touch footballers battled vainly for
three and one-half periods and
then in one lightning thrust the
Sigma Nu's worked the ball up to
the Sig Ep one yard line, and on
the next play pushed the ball
across for the touchdown that gave
them the tilt by a score of 6-2 in
the finals of the initial intramural
sport played on Russian flats yes
terday. Alpha Tau Omega won the
hole position with a smashing 14
to 0 win over Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon. It was midway in the final
period that the Sigma Nu's got
the break that gave them the
game. Up until that time neither
team had seriously threatened the
scoring zones. Then with the ball
in possession of the winners in
mid-field came the turning point.
George "Bus' Knight, stellar uni
versity frosh footballer, faded
back to heave a long pass to Harry
Pitcaithley who had sped down
the sidelines toward the Sig Ep
end zone. Knight's heave was good
for 50 yards into the end zone,
but the receiver had encountered a
little difficulty on the play. The
Sig Ep defense in a desperate at
tempt to avert the score had inter
fered with the progress of Pit
caithley and officials Cliff Scott
and Rollie Horney ruled the pass
complete.
The handicap was too great to
overcome. Sigma Nu was awarded
the ball on the Sig Ep one yard
line. On the next play Knight again
faded back and flipped the ball to
Ev Deger who took the ball in the
end zone for the winning tally.
Marshall's try for the extra point
was short. j
With the period drawing to a :
close the Sig Eps penetrated deep
into Sigma Nu territory, but a
score was averted as Pitcaithley j
intercepted a pass in the end zone i
and was tagged for a safety. '
Outside of the scoring plays the
offense of both teams was glar
ingly weak. Interceptions were !
fre-quent and completions for sub-'
stantial gains were rare. Defenses
were exceptionally strong. Per
haps the outstanding playing of!
the game was clone by the Sigma -Nu
blockerg. They staved off the
rushing of 'the .Sig Ep ends and j
gave both Townley and Knight j
plenty of time to handle the bull )
offensively. But with the Sig Ep
offense working to near perfection i
this was to little avail. There
simply were no receiver.. The Si?
Eps were woefully weak in the t
protection of their passer.
These stout defenses meant just
one thing, the team that got the
break and cashed in on it would
win. The Sikma Nu's du. just that :
and made off with the game, the,
title, the plaque, and have one j
foot on the first rung of the intra-!
mural championship ladder.
Alpha Tau Omega pushed over.
touchdowns in the second and
third quarters to top the Sig Alphs
14-0. Vieregg and Shock were on ;
the scoring end of the winning
passes.
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Nrhruskan Issues Call
lor Sports l!'i(iltrs
In the face of a shortage of
sports writers, the Daily Ne
braskan is holding an open
meeting lor all aspiring sports
commentators. The meeting will
te held in the Nebraskan offices
in U hall at promptly 4 o'clocK
Monday afternoon.
The field is wide open, thus
all students who hold a hidden
urge to write campus athletics
are urged to report.
TASSELS RECIPROCATE
JAY JANE HOSPITALITY
Husker Pepsters Give Tea
for Kansas Hostesses
of Last Year.
When 4u members of Jay Janes
Fl.i Sigma Chi chapter at Kansas
university, are entertained by
Tassels at a tea at Ellen Smith
Sri'iiiivlay following the game,
Ya-sels will renew arqiiaintance
with the group whirh entertained
tlicni similarly last year in Lawrence.
Jaj' Janes will arrive on th
penal Saturday noon, and will
! r.eet Tassels in the stadium at
tiif half. Genevieve Hot'f. rhair
I naa. Rilla May Nevin. and Jean
i Cordon are in charge of arrange
ments fur the tea.
of
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THE WKATHEK
If Nebraska's chances for the
Big Six championship and a
win Saturday depend solely on
fair weather, the Scarlet should
win by a wide margin, for the
weather man hints it will be
clear and cold on that day of
days.
Cold and rainy was predicted
for last night with clear today.
vote over Columbia; Creighton will
mp Xavier: Dartmouth will tame
the Princeton Tiger; Detroit will
bfat Manhattan in a close game;
Tulsa will edge out Drake.
Duke has an easy game with
Wake Forest; Georgia holds the
edge in its meeting with Florida;
Fordham should take Purdue;
be glorified in effigy.
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Remember that rally Nebraska
attempted a week ago. The one
where cars were supposed to be j
decorated, but where they showed
up two strong and those that did j
had less decorations than an old;
maid's beak.
Well, the moral to the story is !
this: The University of Washing- j
ton had a rally last week that in- j
eluded 62 elaborately decorated '
floats. A cash prize of $90 was!
given for the best one.
Kansas U pointing for Nebraska
Just as have all other Husker foes
w,,.,.. -.in t tha hrd I Mississippi will beat Genrge Wash-
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Narrow Hunker
Win Over Jays
By June Bierbower.
Nebraska'! little get-together
with the Ktnsas Jayhawks. which
will jo a long way toward deter
mining thii year's Eig Six champ's
identity holde the spotlight locally
on a day in which several teams'
unbeaten record arc threatened.
The Jay are coming all inspired
like, but inspired or not. they don't
look ftrong enough to whip the
Huskers, who will probably go
thru thlf tilt a they have the
other acoring Just enough to
win, and maybe a little rnoie.
Oklahoma will whip Iowa Stite
in the other intra-conference mix.
Kama State ihouldn't have xu h
a hard time witn timer Hoim
Washburn eleven, and Missouri
look better than St. Louis even
tho Mal.iey 1 on the shelf with in
juries. Pitt Over Notre Dame.
In the leading game of the day
from a national standpoint. Notre
Dame will give Pitt a battle, but
the Panther should remain un
beaten Aintll next weekend
(ahem).
Alabama will continue undfeat
ed by whipping Tulane; Tennessee
look too good for Augurn'f In-and-outen;
Arkansas will beat an
improving Rice aggregation: Army
will stop Harvard; Eaylor will
give Texas another beating; Bos
ton college will take Western
Maryland; Yale Is too good for
Brown; California will beat Wash
ington, but the Huskies, with Cru
ver back, won't be a etup; Du
quesne will beat Carnegie Tech;
Texa Christian' passe will un
due Centenary: Michigan will beat
Chicago' haplrs Maroon.
Navy Picked Over Columbia.
Georgia Tech will whip Clem-
son; Holy Ctom I too goori for
Colgate: Colorado will "Whizz
past Utah; Navy get a weak
will cla v the Ulini; Ohio State will
give Indiana hncther tough lick-1
ing; Mir.r.ei-ota will overpower
Iowa' floundering Hawktyes; !
Lruiv.ana State is better than
M:S!ssippl State; Michigan tSatei
will beat Temple.
North Carolina will put down;
Davidson; Oregon State w- :i beat
Willamette, but may hav- a tough
time doing it if Joe Gray in unable
to play; Washington State gets the
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rail over Oregon: t er.n ni u-ai
Per.n State; Santu Clara has a
breather in San Jose State; I
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