Tuesday, December 10, 1940
DAILY NEBRASKAN
DAILY'S All-Big Six selections
FIRST TEAM.
Position Name School
End William Jonnigs Oklahoma
Tackle Vorrest Bchin Nebraska
Guard Warren Alf son Nebraska,
Center Don Pierce Kansas
Guard Ed Swartzkopf Nebraska
Tackle Bernard Weiner Kansas State
End Ray Prochaska Nebraska
Quarter Paul Christaian. Missouri
Half Harry Hopp Nebraska
Half Writer Luther Nebraska
Full John Martin Oklahoma
SECOND TEAM.
Name School
Robert Steuber Missouri
Roger Eason Oklahoma
Tom Smith Iowa State
Kenneth Hamlin Kansas State
Harold Lahnr Oklahoma
Robert Wakeman .... Missouri
Fred Preston Nebraska .
Roy Petsch Nebraska
Herman Rohrig Nebraska
Larry Owens Iowa State
Vike Francis . . Nebraska
HONORABLE MENTION.
Ends Wallace Swanson. Kansas State; Jack Crocker,
souri; Hubert Ulrich, Kansas; Doug Graves, Iowa State.
Tackles -Royal Kahler and Clarence Herndon, Nebraska; How
ard Teeter, Oklahoma; Melvin Happe, Iowa State.
Guards Ray Schultz, Missouri; La Verne Lewis, Iowa State;
Quido Massare, Kansas; Ed Huff, Kansas State.
Centers Bob Bumiss and Fred Meier, Nebraska; Clifton Spee
gle and Novel Wood, Oklahoma; Darold Jenkins, Missouri; Stanley
Brown, Iowa State.
Backs Jake Fry and Ed Hall, Kansas; Paul Darling and Henry
Wilder, Iowa State; Harry Ice. Jim Starmer, Bill Cunningham, Mis
souri; Jack Jacobs. Marvin Whited, Orville Mathews, Oklahoma;
Chris Langvardt, Bill Quick, Kent Duwe, Kansas State; George
Knight, Nebraska. .
Position
End
Tackle
Guard
Center
Guard
Wackle
End
Quarter
Half
Half
Full
Weight
375
200
188
186
175
220
198
100
198
180
185
Weight
194
207
130
190
214
210
191
175
186
170
201
Mis-
Jones, Luther
on McLemore's
list of praise
Saturday after Saturday this
fall, Henry McLemore, United
Press sports columnist, has fol
lowed football games and has
seen just about the pick of the lot
of college play- . .
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his
day column, the '
Herr Professor
gave his views
as to the best
football players
he has seen in
action this year.
In speaking of
the flashiest
backs McLe
more named
N ebraska's
Butch Luther
as one of the
best
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Jim Evinger U
Coach "Biff" Jones must have
pt Ms eyes full of that T" for
mation employed by Stanford
when he watched the Chicago
Bears trounce the Washington
Redskins 73-0 Sunday afternoon.
Yes, the Bruins use the same
backfield formation.
The roster of the Nebraska
team in the Rose Bowl football
programs will certainly look im
pressive on New Years day. Not a
one of the llusker squadmen mak
ing the trip is from out of state.
Bob McNutt, a Scout Club
member, and being held out of
actual competition this year to
save a year's eligibility is the lone
"foreigner" on the whole squad
as this 225 pound tackle hails
from near-by Colby, Kas.
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The University of Washington
Daily sports editor wrote a
rpyjjmn tne otnor uay anout au
i Xar selections but confined his
picks to the puns on names of
his football stars.
On his animal team, Harry
Hopp was mentioned but had
to be eliminated "because we
couldnt find a Wabbit". And
Orville Hatcher of California
was also forced off because it
was "thought too dangerous
in case this column had al
ready laid an egg by the time
we reached him."
On his all-unpronounceable
eleven Jack Pyle named Ray Pro
chaska at one end. And Super
man "was declared ineligible be
cause he works for a rival news
paper, and besides that we know
he is really Clark Kent in dis
guise '.
Sports experts who watched the
University of Iowa this fall picked
an all-opponent eleven... Two Ne
braskans rated this team. . . For
rey Behm was placed at right
tackle and Vike Francis was
named at right halfback. . .
Lincoln Journal.
er Henry watched, he claims, was
Michigan's Tommy Harmon. The
outstanding lineman from McLe
more s viewpoint was Alf Bau
man. Northwestern'! All-Amer-ican
tackle.
Among the best coaches that
Sir Henry observed was Nebras
ka s Biff Jones. And coming from
McLemore, the praises for Luther
and the Biffer certainly hit the
spot with Cornhusker supporters.
Regents-
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To erect the building, an estimated
$175,000 would be needed. The re
gents suggest that, with the ap
proval of the legislature, $75,000
of the total cost might be supplied
from the hog cholera serum ac
count
New quarters must be found for
the highway testing laboratory
and for some department of the
engineering college. For this pur
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school from the Lincoln school
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balance large enough to . be sig
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League 1. League 2. League 3.
1. Alpha Tau Omega 1. Phi Kappa Psi 1. Beta Theta'Pi
2. Phi Delta Theta 2. Theta Xi 2. Farm House
3. Alpha Gamma Rho 3. Delta Upsilon 3. Kappa Sigma
4. Delta Tau Delta 4. Acacia 4. Phi Gamma Delta
5. Sigma Phi E psi Ion 5. Sig. Alpha Epsilon S. Sigma Nu
League 1
Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Delta Tau Delta Dec 12, 1940 7:00
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Phi Delta Theta Dec. 12, 1940 7:30
Delta Tau Delta vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon Dec. 17,1940 9:30
Phi Delta Theta vs. Alpha Gamma Rho Dec. 17, 1940 9.-00
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon Jan. 8,1941 7:00
Phi Delta Theta vs. Delta Tau Delta Jan. 8,1941 7:30
Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon Jan. 14, 1941 9:30
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Delta Tau Delta Jan. 14, 1941 9:00
Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon Jan. 16, 1941 9:00
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Alpha Gamma Rho Jan. 16,1941 9:30
League 2
Delta Upsilon vs. Acacia Dec 12, 1940 8.-00
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Theta Xi Dec 12, 1940 8:30
Acacia vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dec. 17, 1940 8:30
Theta Xi vs. Delta Upsilon Dec 17, 1940 8:00
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jan. 8,1941 9:30
Theta Xi vs. Acacia Jan. 8,1941 9:00
Delta Upsilon vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jan. 14, 1941 8:00
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Acacia ,. .Jan. 14, 1941 8:30
Theta Xi vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jan. 16,1941 7:00
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Delta Upsilon Jan. 16,1941 7:30
League 3
Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Gamma Delta Dec 12, 1940 9:00
Beta Theta Pi vs. Farm House Dec. 12, 1940 9:30
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Sigma Nu.., Dec 17,1940 7:30
Farm House vc. Kappa Sigma Dec. 17, 1940 7:00
Beta Theta Pi vs. Sigma Nu Jan. 8,1941 8:00
Farm House vs. Phi Gamma Delta Jan. 8,1941 8:30
Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Nu Jan. 14, 1941 7:00
Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Gamma Delta Jan. 14, 1941 7:30
Farm House vs. Sigma Nu Jan. 16, 1941 8:00
Beta Theta Pi vs. Kappa Sigma Jan. 16,1941 8:30
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According to the Board of Re
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for 1941-43. As soon as may be
possible, additional approproations
should be made for a new hospital
service building at the Omaha col
lege of medicine $275,000; a
teachers college training school
$257,500; a boys' dorm and addi
tion to the girls' dorm on the
campus of the Nebraska school of
agriculture at Curtis $85,000.
Among 400 beginning students
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Pupo Netta, a law graduate of the
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
All the energy the average per
son uses in thinking during one
day could be obtained by eating
one peanut, says Dr. E. Alfred
Wolf, associate professor of biol
ogy at the University of Pittsburgh.
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