Tuescfoy, OcioKer 22, 1940
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Petsch Burruss lead Huskers
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The beating Kansas took Satur
day was the worst one suffered by
the Jayhawkers in the Kansas-Nebraska
series.. . .This was the 47th
game of the Kansas-Nebraska
meetings and the Jayhawkers are
in their 75th anniversary year of
football. . . .
fclwyn Dees, Nebraska trainer,
was a former Kansas fullback and
right good one.. ..The fans gave
"El" a hand, too.... A cheer to re
member is the Rock-Chalk, Jay
Hawk, K Uuuuuuuu chant.... It
raises even the hair on the neck of
a Nebraskan.. ..
Bob Sauer, sophomore and
young brother of AU-American
George, was a spotter for a radio
announcer in the Kanvas game. . . .
Hermie Rohrig, ace Husker half
back, was at the game but was not
in suit.... His shoulder injury re
quired rest. . . .
Before the game, both univer
sities' bands marched and played
together The Husker band
played the "Bells of St Mary's"
between the halves In an impres
sive manner.. ..It will, be given
again in a repeat performance at
the Missouri game....
Don Pierce, Kansas center who
plays in the goggles, was taken
out of the game because of the
heat, not an injury as was first re
ported.. . .
One consolation Kansas recalls
about Nebraska is that the Jay-
hawk basketballers can always
more than handle their own when
they meet the Huskers on the cage
court....
Fullbacks lead the Husker scor
ing.... Wayne Blue, sophomore,
tops all counting with 18 points.
. . .Hank-Rohn, junior, has marked
up 14 points, while Vike Francis Is
third in the scoring column with 8
points.
For Jitterbugs, Harry "Pop"
Hopp and Henry Rohn can take a
front row seat... At the Cornhus
ker dance in the Kansas Student
Union after the game, Hopp and
Rohn put on a real show for the
natives... .One piece, the "Indian
War Chant," was dedicated to
them and the two Husker backs
set the floor on fire for about four
minutes of 'bugging....
Three Missourians are among
the first four top Big Six scorers
to date.. .Incidentally, Paul Christ
man is not one of the trio.... An
end, Bob Steuber, sophomore, leads
the whole conference pack with 24
points... .Harry Ice, able substi
tute for Christman is second, while
Bill Cunningham, fullback, is
fourth in the scoring.. . .
Dr. H. C. Gossard, dean In
charge of curricula at eastern New
Mexico college, has just finished
a study on what professors do in
their spare time.
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Center q'back
co-captains
vs. Missouri
Rohrig, Burrues moved
to first team; Vincent
working with thirds
Roy "Cowboy" Petsch, quarter
back, and Bob Burruss, center,
will co-captin the Huskers against
the Tigers in the homecoming
UU UUHKli&S HOY PETSCH
Journal and Star.
game, Coach Biff Jones announced
Monday.
Yesterday's workout comprised
mainly in running dummy plays
against the frosh by the first and
second teams. The varsity squad
was in full sweat clothes regalia.
Pictures shown.
Pictures of the Kansas-Nebraska
clash were shown prior to the
scrimmage. Back in the center of
the line of the first team again
was Burruss while Hermie Rohrig
was in the backf ield unit on the
first eleven.
Other than those two changes,
the first two teams were intact
as of before the Kansas game.
Jack Vincent's work against the
Jayhawks earned him a share in
the left halfback slot with Dale
Bradley on the third team.
"Stop Christmah."
The cry around the stadium for
hmmmhmm this week will
be "Stop Christ-
i m a n." Last
burly Blond
Bomber who
passed the Ti
gers to a four-to-two
touch
down victory
over the Husk
ers. It will be re
venge weekend
for the Husk
ers if they can
succeed in stop
ping Christman
as well as his
whole brood of
JACK VINCENT
Journal.
Tiger playmates.
The Huskers will be drilling
mainly on pass defense and guard
ing of the ends to stop the passes
of Christman and the running of
Jim Starmer and Harry Ice.
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This from Rose Goldstein, sopoho
more of Sigma Delta Tau.
Bob Murray, frosh blzad, wanted
to know: "How about some pic
tures of the campus itself Instead
of only the people on the cam
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for more candid camera shots.
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BIS Six Standings.
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MUaonrl t M tl
Jsrl.raHka 1 0 S3 t
Oklahoma 1 14
Iowa HtaU I IS SS
Kansas S S M
Results last week.
Nebraska S3 Kansas S
Missouri SO Iowa Htate 14
Oklahoma 14 Kanaaa Btata
Games this week.
Home Team Visitor 1S
Score.
Nebraska Missouri 13-X7
Inwa State Oklahoma 6-38
Kansas State Kansas 11-
Gamma Delta frosh said, "Outside
of the fact that there should be
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