Wednesday, October 30, 1940
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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V .yO' "X J Jim Kvintcr
Quotable quotes: Coach Don
Faurot, Missouri "We had a lick
ing coming and Nebraska cer
tainly gave us a good one. Talk
about power? That's the best Ne
braska team I've seen since com
ing to Missouri.''
. Prcssbox pickups: J. Roy Stock
ton, writer on the St. Louis Post
Dispatch, had this to Bay about
Don Guttcridpre, former Lincoln
state league ball player:
"Pepper Martin, new manager
of the Sacramento farm club of
the Cardinal chain system, wants
Gutteridge for one year out on t?ie
west coast and he will send him
back a real big leaguer."
But first, Branch Rickey must
obtain waivers on the ex-Pitts-burg,
Kas., athlete which may be
hard to do.... In the past few
years, Gutteridje has been play
ing as a utility inficlder for the
Cards.
Martin figures that If he sta
tions Gutter. die at a regular posi
tion In . the Sacramento infield,
Don will improve in his fielding
and hitting enough to crash the
Cardinal lineup as a true major
leaguer one year hencs....
Before the Nebraska game, Paul
Chrintman verbally said he re
spected the Comhuskers. . . .In
fact, he ela'mod that he would be
looking at the sun all afternoon
long yes, lying on his back....
t Jack Jacobs, the triple threat
Oklahoma back which the Huck
ers will have to watch closely Sat
urday, averaged 44 yards per kick
in his first two games tin's year.
...lie also hnd connected with
more than half of the passes he
had thrown.. . .
Ghastly job, eh what?... Art
Gilbert, Brigham Young guard,
had a summer job a little out of
the ordinary.. . .He mowed lawns
and dug graves in a Salt Lake
. City cemetery. . . .
Pittsburgh has three opponents
tyi its schedule which it wishes to
seek revenge against.. . .These
three teams defeated the Panthero
In 1939.... This is the first time
this has been sought since the 1925
season.. .. Fordham, Penn State
and NEBRASKA are on the
Panther's XX list....
It happened In Seattle the other
day. ... A young lady was writing
about the doings of a girls' soft
ball game.. . .However, she per
plexed the Times' sporta depart
ment.. . .
"Our catcher," she wrote, "went
on a rampage, hitting two home
runs In about three or four timet
up."
"Please, girlie," wrote the Times
ports man, "be more specific."
The state of Ohio is still look
ing for an all-Buckeye world ae
ries Cincinnati is still on the
wsiting list.. . .
01' Jawn Pesek rassles merrily
along Last Monday night, the
eld mat veteran added Wladlslaw
"Singh-Singh" Talun to his long
"list of defeated opponents....
Terhaps 50 percent and certain
ly 25 percent of the country's
population has impaired vision be
cause of vitamin A deficiency,
nays Prof. Robert S. Harris of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The intramural tennis cham
pionship will soon rest in the
hands of either Beta Theta Pi or
Delta Tau Delta. Beta Theta Pi
fought past Phi Gamma Delta to
win a place in the finals while the
Delts have been in the favored
spot for nearly a week.
Battling for the consolation
championship will be Phi Gamma
Delta and Delta Upsilon as a re
sult of their place in the semi-finals.
In the golf tourney the . upper
bracket is in the quarterfinals
while the lower one is in the fi
nals. To- determine who is to play
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, finalists in
the lower group, Thi Gamma Delta
must meet Beta Theta Pi with
Phi Delta Theta playing Sigma
Nu. The winners of each of these
matches will meet to see who will
go against the Sig Alphs.
Goodyear representative
will interview seniors
Mr. T. W. Prior, of Akron, Ohio,
will be on the campus Thursday
afternoon and Friday to interview
all seniors who are interested in
accounting, merchandising, sales,
and credit work.
Mr. Prior, representing the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber com
pany, has visited Nebraska many
times, according to placement bu
reau assistant, Pittenger, who
made the announcement.
Love-
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included $25,000 for a Julia L.
Love Memorial Student Loan Fund
at the university and a similar
fund for the University of Iowa.
Love before he died made poa
sible the construction of a wom
en's dormitory with a contribution
of 550,000. Named in memory of
his wife, the Julia L. Love hall is
adjacent and connected to Carrie
Belle Raymond. He also gave
$25,000 to the university for con
struction of a women's residence
hall on ag campus.
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