The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 29, 1940, Page 6, Image 8

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Sunday. September 29, 1940
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DAILY NEBRASKA!
Hoskeir
scores
4
Varsity nets 8
tallies on frosli;
7 among 'selves
1'ractioe produces Miiiles
on Rider's face; paces',
lonjr runs brighten drill
By Jim Evinger.
Flight touchdowns against the
freshmen just were not enough
for Coach Biff Jones, Saturday
Afternoon, he had to woik his var
sity overtime. The dividends pnid
off, producing
seven morf
scores in an in
trasqwad s k i r
nusli. Nobody in par
ticular had a
field day. hut all
varsity perform
ers were ridinc
high as the total
r e s u 1 1 s show
Here's a scoir-by-score
accoun.
against the
frosh :
No. l. Han y
Hopp ran the
opening kickoff
back 93 vards.
Passes net 2 scores.
No. 2. On the very play.
Hopp parsed to Vike Fian is for
a 70 yard counter.
No. 3. Tw o plays later, Hoj p
passe J to Butch Luther for a 3."
yard nvnker.
No. 1. Luther traveled 35 yards
on a reverse.
Nv5. Hopp returned a punt 70
yards
No 6. The second varsity en
tered the ganie and Bus Knight
scored from the Its after a 60 yard
nnnh.
No. 7. Herman Rohrig flipped a
scoring pass to K rap lit.
No. s. Rohrig i f turned a punt
70 y-irds for the final score
against the frosh. (Assistant
1940 Big Six Football Schedule
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ItAKKY IIOET
J.mrtm and Stat.
DATE IOWA STATE NEBRASKA MISSOURI OKLAHOMA KANSAS S. KANSAS
Sept. 21 Luther St. Louis -
Sept. 28 Denver Minnesota , Emporia
Oct. 5 (eve of 27tM Indiana Pitt Okla. Aggie Colorado Iowa State
Oct. 12 Kansas Kansas Kansas State Texas Missouri Drake
Oct. 19 Marquette Missouri
Oct. 26 (eve of 11th) Oklahoma Iowa State Kansas State Oklahoma NEBRASKA
Nov. 2 Iowa NEBRASKA Iowa State Kansas' Kansas State
Nov. 9 Missouri "pitt New York U. NEBRASKA Michigan State Villanovi
Nov. 16 Oklahoma Iowa State Colorado Mamas So. Carolina Oklahoma
Nov. 21 Drake Kansas State Oklahoma Missouri Iowa State Geo. Washington
Nov. 23 Kansas State Kansas Temple Missouri
Nov 30 NEBRASKA Santa CIara NEBRASKA Colorado Statet
Denotes home games.
tTo be played Nov. 28.
Five lluskers
in the Big Parade
ft T " i
4 5
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yards
ended
Jiom
J vm ruANCis wawch Airsori
- l.in'-ujn SnrM'.M .lourfml uittl tour.
Freshman Ooaih Hainld l'tz then
withdrew his yearlings to the
frosh practice field for more even
competition ftrnri Itn ms Ives. I
Hopp scores 3 more.
In the inttawjiiad wrimmape.
the fust eleven did the create'
alure of Ncuhr.p. Tlie following
Seveil Slli.l t JiHlhf. ItlphF! Hum up
the remainder ol the touchdown
parade;
No. 9. After a M yard march.
Francis plunged over from the 2
- n seme on the thirds.
No. 10. Hopp raced 41
against the second team.
No. 11. Another march
with Hoop MaMing over
the 3.
No. 12. The thirds carried the
mail ag-nnst the necoiidii as Mh
Ludwii k to,k a Hhort ps from
Dnle Bradley nnl ran 30 yards to
score. Henry ilohn plac kicked an
extra point.
Zikmund scores on pass.
No 13 Kohrig losHcd to Allen
Zikmun.1 for a 70 yard touchdown
gum. Holing marie the hdd4-d joint
from w ement.
No. 11. The finst team made its
last wore against the fourth as
Hopp plunged the final 3 yards
Hasting Harry joMed the e.tra
point by placement.
No. l.y The second 1em
eti?ilkeJ up the final couiiler ta
Wayne Blue knifed thru the fourth
elevn for 2 yards.
Outside of the actual scoring
ply. the varsity spent much of
its time perfecting the running or
der of the attack. The Bilfer had
smile uKn smile ttn his face after
a few of the choice plays worked
.ut for l ng gains.
Alfton. Burruss look on.
Warren Alfson, Wisner piard.
w on the sidelines w'th a had
ankle, but waj.in uiL Bob Bur-
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LitK-oln Sundn Joiimul nrA Rtar
On November 2.r. the Nebraska National Guard will begin a regular full-time period of training
near Little Rock, Ark. The above five memlieis of the Nebraska football team will be summoned for duty.
In the picture from left to ripht are: Don K" bottom, Oering; Bob B'nahof.m, Hastings; Krancis
Gieeiilief, Hastings; hidie Sclrw arlzkojif, Lineln; Lurdetle Wertman, David City.
russ, senior center, watched the
dull in civilian clothes. Burruss is
still troubled with a lame leg.
Floyd Harris, reserve center,
also waa a spectator. An eye op
eration will prevent his taking
part in the scrimmage for about
a week.
Harry Hopp's running and Vike
Francis' plunging featured the
running attack. Hopp and Hnnie
Rohrig threw several nice passes
and their punting was also up to
par.
The boys out in front the line
were blocking in ood order.
They would have to in order to
produce 15 touchdowns, even if 8
of them were lit the expense of
the frosh.
;pf of the first and second
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tejiuih:
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Coach Charley Miller has four
lettermen returning for the 19t0
41 gymnastic season. Prospects
for another fine year are very
bright, according to Coach Miller.
Jake Geier, 2 year award win
ner, Guy Johnson, 1940 letterman,
Stan Southwick and Pete Kreisch
er. 1930 letterman. form the nu
cleus of this year's team.
Ray Griffin, carried on the
squad last yenr. will also be back.
Outstanding among the sopho
mores is Kniil Peleak, who has
shown promise in the fall prac
tices. Big Ten teams listed.
Tentative meets list trips to the
Big Ten where Chicago, Illinois,
Iowa ard Geoige Williams college
will be met. .Minnesota is sched
uled to appar here, while the
Hunkers are attempting to route
a trip thru the group of Rocky
Mountain conference teams.
An early season warmup will be
Siven on Oct. 7' at Omaha when
the state teachers convention con
venes there. Squad workouts are
held nightly under the supervision
of Miller and Assistant Coach Gay
Ca dwell, the latter a former star
member of past Husker gymnast
teams.
Several hundred gold objects
dug up from ancient Indian burial
grounds in Panama by University
of Pennsylvania arc heologisSs have
been placed on exhibition in the
kh, university museum.
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