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By Bob Miller
One look at the calendar on the
wall brings something home with
sufficient force not to be over
looked . . . That something is that
there will be only 23 more days
until Nebraska's opener with the
Cyclones of Iowa State on Octo
ber 24 . . . Out of these 23 days
subtract four Sundays and if my
arithmetic is the same as yours
that means 19 more days of prac
tice . . . True there will be six days
left which will be double-barrel
practices but that still isn't a very
long time in which to get a team
of partially inexperienced foot
ballers ready to go and to defend
the Big Six championship in true
Nebraska style . .
Let's take a look see into the
condition of the line in regard
to experience . . . The first line
stacks up well with George
Abel, guard, Clarence Herndon,
tackle, Freddie Meier, center,
Bob Ludwick and Fred Preston
having won their spurs In the
form of the block "N" for two
yean ... Vic Schleich will be
at tackle and he has one letter
to his credit, Herb VonGoetz is
the other starting choice, being
recruited from last year's scout
quad . . . The situation doesn't
seem too alarming but when
these boys leave the game their
positions will be taken by some
inexperienced player who may
be good basically but who would
be much better with a little col
lege playing time . . . There are
only two minor letter winners
and four squad members of last
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Cornhusker football roster for
Name Home
Abel, George, Lincoln
Athcy, Marvin, Wauneta
Bordy, Phil, Silver Creek
Byler, Joe, Alma
Bradley, Dale, Lincoln
Bottorff, Don, Lincoln
Backman, Forrest, Lincoln
Blue, Wayne, Tecumseh
Bryant, Bill, Ashland
Cooper, Bob, Omaha
Devincy, Bob, Sioux City
Debus, Howard, Lincoln
Domcier, Dwayne, Grafton
Duda, Charles, Sioux City
Francis, Vike, Lincoln
Gisslcr, Bert, Osceola
Hanisch, E. C, St. Paul
Hazen, Jack, Omaha
Hennings, 'Glen, Silver Creek
Hansen, Wilmer, Loomis
Herndon, Clarence, Grand Island
Hyde, Robert, Omaha
Jackson, Dean, Lincoln
Kelly, Howard, Grand Island
Kathol, Gerald, Hartington
Leik, Francis, Hastings
Long, Roy, Blair
Ludwick, Robert, Lincoln
Martig, Howard, Omaha
Meier, Fred, Lincoln
Metheny, Fred, Lincoln
Myers, Lynn, Lincoln
Nelson, Jack, Omaha
Nyden, Ed, Lincoln
Preston, Fred, Fairbury
Prochaska, Jerome, Ulysses
Shubert, Charles., Shubert
Sindt, Wayne, Naponee
Salisbury, Randall, Elwood
Schleich, Vic, Lincbln
Simmons, Ken, Valentine
Thompson, Marv, Mitchell
Tichy, Harold, Wilber
Von Goetz, Herb, North Platte
Waddick, Don, Grand Island
Wilkins, Gene, Omaha
Yakal, Phil, Lincoln
Zikmund, Allen, Ord
Remmenga, George, Adams
Irick. Bud. Lincoln
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Mackey, John,
Anslev
Broberg, Roy,-
Newman Grove
Norfolk
Lyons
Lincoln
Harris, Floyd,
Harvey, Dale,
Buckley, Les,
Hooper, Jerry,
Scottsbluff
Rounds, Warren, Blair
Lewis, Leo, .Lakeside
Salisbury, Harold, Beatrice
Peters, John, Omaha
McDowell, Wallace, Hardy
year to take the first line's
place. . . Can they do it?
Behind the line, the backs are
beginning to shape up but here
is where the major bit of inex
perience comes in . . . The Vis
count Francis has two letters to
his credit while Dale Bradley
and Allen Zikmund have one
apiece . . Marvin Athey, the
sophomore back, is slated to
take his place with these three
and his college experience is nil
. , . The sports enthusiast can
remember last year's squad and
the two units that were prac
tically interchangeable, so close
ly matched were they In skill
and experience . . .
Weakness lies in reserves.
Those days are gone for this
year and at least cince the second
team cannot begin to duplicate
the experience of the first string
. . . Therein lies the weakness of
the 1941 team and while they look
good in practice it all boils down
to one veteran sport writer s com
ment, "They may look good on
the practice field but you can't
tell anything until you see thorn
against an opposing team. That's
when their experience comes
out." . . .
Grist . . . Vike Francis was a
busy man this summer . . . What
with his juke boxes strung all
over town demanding his atten
tion and then getting married
... It seems that he has been
morn's
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Center.
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Back 6-1
End 6-1
Center 6-0
Back 6-2
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Tackle 6-2
Back 5-8
Tackle 6-0
Guard 6-0
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Center 6-2
End 6-1
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End 6-0
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Center 5-11
Back 5-11J2
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6-3
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Tackle 6-2
Back 5-72
Back 6-1
Tackle 6-2!2
Guard 5-112
Guard 5-11
Guard 6-1
Tackle 5-11
Back 6-1
Tackle 6-1
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even busier since getting mar
ried, this time it concerns wash
ing dishes and to top it off his
pretty wife drove him down to
the stadium track each night to
see that he took three laps and
finished with two round trips to
the top of the stadium . . .
Which all put together should
put him in good condition for a
big year . . .
Through the mail . . . Orv Mat
thews, Big Six 100 yard cham
pion, played a little joke that
backfired on him recently . . .
Knowing that his track coach was
in town visiting friends, Orv de
cided to disguise his voice and
pull a gag on John Jacobs, Sooner
track coach . . . Calling up nis
coach he asked in an unnatural
voice if Jacobs was in need of
sprinters at Norman and when he
got an affirmative reply, he said,
"I'm a sprinter, myself, but I'm
not in very good shape." . . .
Schucks!" laughed Jacobs,
don't let that worry you. I
found out last spring that a
good sprinter doesn't have to be
in shape. I've got a sprinter
named Orviile Matthews that
won the Big Six 100 yards and
he didn't get in condition all
year." . . . "Pardon me, coach,
this is Orviile Matthews," was
the sheepish rejoinder . . .
JOHNNY COX
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200
190
196
212
174
194
188
205
180
176
167
195
188
186
208
197
195
182
199
175
200
196
175
190
178
201
189
175
210
185
173
168
188
180
190
175
178
168
185
234
165
175
198
191
192
186
227
185
188
169
176
179
177
168
190
272
170
166
156
175
179
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21
19
20
20
20
22
21
19
19
20
19
22
23
21
20
20
20
23
25
19
20
23
20
22
19
20
20
21
19
21
21
21
24
23
20
19
19
21
23
21
19
19
23
19
21
19
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head football coach at Nebraska,
has coached two Big Six cham
pionship teams and has had one
team in the famous Rose Bowl in
the four years he has held thl
position.
Starting out his grid career in
the coaching field in 1917 when he
coached a soldier team in San
Antonio, Major Jones has coached
teams representing Army, Louisi
ana State and Oklahoma.
"The Biffer" as he is affection
ately termed by the sport fans of
Nebraska came to Nebraska in the
fall of 1937 and immediately cap
tured the state by storm when hia
team paraded out on the field in
the first game and sunk the Min
nesota Gophers, a feat which had
not been performed for 24 years.
During his four years at West
Point, his teams won 30, lost eight
and tied two. At Louisiana in
three years they won 20, lost five
and tied five. While at Oklahoma
they won nine, lost six and tied
three in two years.
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