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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, September 18, 1911
Belter Ftol for Huskers ...
Nutrition Expert Campaigns
For Balanced Student Diets
. .to In Awx; V;
"Bcftr ?;v2 for Nebraskans" is
the aim cf Er. RuLh Lcverton, nu
trition exj trt ht ag campus. Co
operating v..;h the union in its
"three mtals i. day" chib, Dr. Lcv
erton wi:; j a weekly bulletin
in the u..or. c:ning room with in
formation :-creerning proper food
for stuck r.ts.
Dr. Levrtrn spent last year in
Washingtv- working on the prob
lem of r.tr iicn, which has been
brought tc ihe country's attention
as a resul: cf the defense program.
Conducts Radio Program.
This yt .r ihe is a member of
the state corr.mittee on nutrition.
In add.tin k this she conducts
a short r?v ; program over KFAB
at 12:30 p. m. on Mondays and
6 30 p. m. on Thursdays. Inter
esiing tacts ana tales about nu
trition constitute the subject mat
ter of her talks, and at the present
tune she is very eager to know
more about the Nebraska training
table and the team.
Dr. Leverton's extensive knowl
edge will be utilized in the union's
plan to give Nebraska students
three well-balanced meals a day
Feeling that many students were
ignorant of proper diet, the union
intends to supply fresh fruit, fresh
vegetables, lots of milk and plenty
of whole-wheat bread to all mem
bers of its Meal Club. Membership
tickets may be obtained at the
union office.
Iowa State Preparing for 1941
Season; New Coach at Helm
Moving into their seventh day
since the r.pr.ning of actual drill
Iowa S talt s gTidders have been
concentrn.t:.-. on a style which
'features n hike in the pace of
Three New
Rules Change
Gridiron Game
Very in :!tant in the scheme
of things r.t this time of the year
are the r.tw gridiron rules. John
Q Fan rr.r.y c.smiss previous al
teration? r,r important, but the
'41 tanc&:c.s war significance.
Offensive v.xrfare has an allv
In the 1941 rr.ie book. There is a
change in the standards pertain
ing to bac.-vfcrd and lateral passes
that makes handing the ball in a
forward cirectien legal, provided
it is not hfjjdtd forward to a
player or. tr.e line of scrimmage
A forward pass on the fourth
down whii'r. :s incomplete behind
the opport.-.u' goal line is no
longer cor -.;! ed a touchback
The ball is g.vtn to the opponent
at the pla t wr.eie it was put into
play instti! cf on the opposing
20-yard Ftr.'j. This new change
allows tr.' fftnsive quarterback
the opporf. r.:ty to pass or run on
fourth ck vn when his team is
nearing jf territory. Formerly,
when a ttr. i had tossed its way
to the cr.erry's 10-yard line and
then stall' c ftr three downs, it
was taboo u pass on the fourth
down. If th rs failed, the enemy
squeezed cf the coffin corner
by taking r."fssion on their 20
yard line.
Johnny Fa-i cn spare Mr. Of
ficial, thf.t v hite-knickered col
lector of aswrted razzberries.
by not hoc:-- when the home club
is penalize Mass heckling usu
ally reach it? peak when an in
completed js is ruled complete
via the inu-'ercnee law. A kindly
tip. fans. W:.er; both men are mak
ing a h g.t r f te- attempt to grab
the ball, fit idea that the at
tempts aie simultaneous makes
the interfcier.'-e ruling void. If a
man is kr.'. : down while field
ing a pas? ,t cioesn't necessarily
mean pa?.1- .rierfe rence.
backfield shift, speedier execution
of plays from punt formation, and
practice with 'the throttle wide
open' ", according to reports from
the Cyclone camp.
The Cyclone staff, headed by
Ray Donels, formerly head of the
freshman footballers, saw 13 ma
jor winners return, along with a
group of 29 hopefuls which in
cludes three holdovers of minor
awards and 13 numeral-wearing
sophomores.
Backfield Presents Problems.
Eiggest problem for immediate
solution is that of improvement
in the backfield. To date, Donels
has concentrated on two combina
tions, one all-letterman quartet
and the other made up entirely of
sophomores.
Always strong for man-in-mo-tion
attack, the Iowa State head
man will field a team that banks
on running and passing combina
tions and getting-the-jump block
ing. -On this basis, quarterback
Royal Lohry, and fullback Paul
Darling, both juniors, have been
combined with two senior half
backs. Bob Seaburg and Lincoln
Stewart for most of the offensive
work.
Sophomores Show Promise.
With first-strinz status bv no
means aecidea in the backfield,
sophomores Harle Damon Quar
terback, George Harville, fullback,
teamed with Roe Williams and
Charles Schalk in the halfback
slots havj i l,so shown promise of
making a strong bid for starting
positions.
Numeralmen Quarterbacks who
nave also seen service are Vic
Weber and Howard TiDoee. whilp
from the same list come George
uasi, tsou Lctcnberg, and Al
Beckham.
Best bets for a eame with aerial
variety wiil verv nrohahlv finl
Lohry, Damon, Tippee and Weber
doing the pitching. The Cyclones
open at Denver university Friday.
September 26. with their first
home game, which' is also the
opening Big Six game, scheduled
with Nebraska October 4.
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