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Friday, November 17, 1939
The DAILY NEBKASKAN
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NU given even chance
to down injury-riddled
Pitt; fear Cassiano,
potent aerial game
Cornhuskers out for second win in eighteen years;
starting lineup probably same as with Kansas
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Buck77 Knight rides again with Jones boys
Tomorrow's Nebraska -Pitts-burgh
football game, 14th in the
series of classics between the two
teams, may be the contest in
which the Huskers break ftie
domination the Panthers have
held ever since the first game
of the series in 1921.
The 1921 Husker team jour
neyed to Pittsburgh to play Pop
Warner's great team, and the un
derdog Mebraskans came through
to an upset victory. Three games
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WARREN ALTSON
HERMAN ROHRIQ
Journal and Star.
important ' bid for all-American
honors.
Nebraska's starting lineup will
be the same as last Saturday. Her
man Rohrig probably won t start,
but should be sufficiently recov
ered from a charley horse he suf
fered against Kansas to play.
Alfson has a broken finger, but
will play.
Pitt's backfield starters in ad
dition to Cassiano include Emil
Narik, best passer in Pitt history;
Frank Connell at fullback, and
Mike Sekela at quarterback. Ed
gar Jones, sophomore passing sen
sation, fills in for Cassiano, while
Bob Thurbon who caught Jones'
game winning pass against Carne
gie Tech. substitutes for XMariK.
Bothering Bowser, thougn is tne
nunting situation. Kish was the
team's best kicker, and if Bonelli
is out Pitt will have to use Thur
bon or a substitute sophomore end
John Stahl who hasn't played this
vear.
Hawkins, Pitt center is reported
to. weigh only 157. The Panthers
have good guards in Klein ana
Gradisek, and Rettinger is a ca
pable end. Tackle Konetsky may
be replaced by Jack Benz, wniie
Kristufek is the other tackle. Only
Pitt seniors are Cassiano, Kristu
fek. Klein and Narik.
The Huskers have been working
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BUS KNIGHT "WENT COWBOY" FOR THE EASTERNERS as he left with the Husker football
team for Pittsburgh wearing a ten -gallon hat. Pictured with him, reading frdom left to right, are
Butch Luther, Hermie Rohrig and Royal Kahler, other Husker stalwarts. noy Keiscn, wno nanaies
the quarterback p6t along with Knight for the Huskers, hurried back to the ATO house for his
cowboy hat when he saw Bus, and barely made toe train.
since 1921 when the series be
came an annual affair, have been
ties, but Nebraska has never teen I a defense against pitt.a pa8ae8i
c. . .. . .... ...... meanwhile mannine to sprine a
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The game, in the eyes of trie na
tion's grid selectors is rated as a
tossup, and some of them are fa
vii ing the Huskers because of the
injuries which have hit the
Panthers. Others are picking Pitt.
Nebraska, after impressive in
tersectional victories over Minne
sota and Baylor, hit a mid-season
slump, losine to Missouri and
barely edging Kansas last week.
However, the Huskers have the
stuff and they know it. It's very
probable they were "saving up
for Pitt" during last week's drab
exhibition against Kansas, and
with the team in good physical
condition, the players are anxious
to boot the Panthers.
Job ahead.
There's a job ahead, though, dc
spite the fact that Titt has al
ready lost two games this season,
their team having been riddled
first by a policy of football de
emphasization, and secondly by
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Pfeiff's Blues play today
against Mill's Whites
JACK AS KB URN
BOB BURRUSS
Journal and Star.
few offensive maneuvers of their
own. The Panthers will have to
watch Hermie Rohrig, quite a
pitcher in his own right. The round
man has completed 18 of 37 passes,
Husker fans will get a chance
to look over some of the future
Nebraska grid stars this after
noon at 4 o'clock when Bill
Pfeiff's Blues and Bob Mills'
Juggernauts,
Playboys
play for title
Barb touch football champion
ship will be settled this afternoon
as Hitler's Playboys face the Jug
gernauts. The Playboys, who won
their way into the finals with a
6-0 win over the Commanders, are
led by Les .Livingston, selected on
the DAILY'S all-star intramural
touch football team. Don Cha
1 lupka is another ace.
The game will be played at 4
Whites clash in an annual intra
squad battle.
Head Freshman Coach "Ad"
Lewandowski has designated 52
players for each squad. A full
length game will be payed on Me
morial Stadium sod with no ad
mission charge. This probably will
be the last fray between the two
outfits, and photographers from
the large state dailies are ex
pected to be on hand.
three for touchdowns for a total
injuries. The injury part, though, an ot 229 yards. Luther. Hopn, o'clock on the fields northwest of
was taken with a grain of salt by Hermie. DeFruiter. Francis. Rohn. the coliseum. The Juggernauts,
Dohson are all offensive threats
if Hermie isn't in top Hhapc.
Probable starting lineups
the Nebraska team, which refuses
to believe the Panthers are as bad
off physically as press reports in
dieate.
Ben Kish, who starred here last
year, is out for the season with
a broken leg. Dick Fullerton, cen
ter, was lost to the team after jruiik
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me e orunum Rame wun n urmu (j,HMtrllg 0r sum
concussion. John Dickinson, cap- n-kei
nM.f All. I la t-nriM-f Oil nut ftT I NHrlk
u..i4 v..v, .., .M,w.iv ... (tuiimno
tne year, Decause or lorn uga- tjonnm
mcnt3 in his knee. Ted Konetsky,
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H. Kahler
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Krancn
who copped the title in League 2
early last week, depend on the
passing of Don Lynch to John
Loisrl and Frank Vrtiska.
tackle, reinjiired a knee, and Ernie D ,4 nlfinQ
Bonelli, fullback, suffered two IVJ V-IUU piUI 13
cracked ribs in lust week's Lar" rrri in I chnvxy
necie Tech game. It is not ccr- UNnUCJI bMUW
tain whether or not they'll be In
Bhune to play tomorrow.
The Panthers are still capable,
though. Dick Cassiano is again a
siiininir litht in the backfield
("assluno's brilliant running hud
the Huskers talking to themselves
last yuir, and he's great again
tills fall. Dandy Dick hnn scored
six touchdowns, gained f)0 yards
from scrimmage, and completed
18 of 40 pusses for 243 yards. He
will be playing hi last game on
Pittsburgh soli, and making an
The second anmiul horse show
put on by the Riding Club ami
pponsered by W. A. A. will be
given Nov. 20, 2 p. ni., at ShreveH
Stables. Only members of the Hid
ing Club will participate. There
will be no admission charge for
those who wish to attend.
The club will be divided Into
classes - intermediate p'ir, novel
ty, beginning, fine harness, ad
vanced, and stock. Riilons will be
awarded to the best rider in each
class.
Raymond
wins tourney
Raymond hall won the soccer
baseball tournament last night
from Gamma Thl Beta's team, 9
to 3. Barbara Flebbe, Raymond's
star pitcher, shone, as did Gcral
dine Binning, while Helen Kovan
da and Mary Ellen McKee starred
for the Gamma Phis.
The hall girls also defeated PI
Beta Phi's team No. 2 last iukui
piling up 44 to Pi Phi's 7. The
Alpha O Pi'a team No. 1 edged
Theta out, 22-21.
VARIETY
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