DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, September 21, 1941
ISpDAtSu
mm I
' By Bob Miller j
Nebraska radio fan will be able
to hear all of the Husker home
games this fall via KFAB with
veteran Bob Russell at the mike
. . . Russell called the plays in the
broadcasting booth last year and
did a creditable job . . .
It must have been an exciting
spectacle that took place down in
Lawrence, Kas., on Friday night
... It had all the earmarks of a
great deal ... It seems that the
Jayhawkers went through their
paces for Coach Gwinn Henry
against a team of freshman and
alumni ... In a KU press release
it was announced that several
stats of the Kansas team of 1931
would take part . . . No wonder
the varsity could roll up a 40-7
final score . . . What amazes us
is the fact that the "old men"
could push across a counter . . ,
Attention: Messrs. Kelly, Hern
don and Waddick . . . Please no
tice last night's paper ani see
how the home team came out . . .
'Ord Turns Back Grand Island,
7-0' was the comment , . .
Red Littler, who got his star,
leaving the big boys behind when
they were chasing him, is ap
proaching another milestone in his
career as a Husker sprinter . . .
Latest word coming to us direct
from "The Red Demon" indicates
that November will see him don
ning an army uniform . . . His
lift into the military service cour
tesy of the draft . . .
Notices . . . Among the scores
of the Friday night games came
the announcement from down St.
Louis way that the Jefferson Bar
racks squad ran away from North
East Oklahoma to the tune of
32-6 . . . The interest in this an
nouncement comes from the fact
that a former Nebraska football
letterman, Arlo Klum, is tutoring
the team . , . The team's chances
were enhanced this fall by the an
nouncement that Paul Christman
would be on hand to play . . . Paul
went to the sailors, however, to
offset the rumor . . ,
Students Have Acre
to Badminton Courts
Badminton, the popular, fast
game so highly acclaimed on
the coasts, is now available to
patrons of the Union, Pat Lahr,
social director of the Union,
announced Thursday. The one
available court is located at the
east door at the rear of the
building.
Because of the high cost of
the equipment, a fee of ten
cents is charged. Fees are to
be paid and equipment checked
out at the check stand in the
Union lobby.
1941 Big Six Football Schedule
DATE NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA IA. STATE MISSOURI KANSAS S. KANSAS
Sept. 19 Alumni Alumni
OkTahoma Denver Ft. Hays Temple
Sept. 27 A. . M. (On Sept. 26) Ohio State State (On Sept. 26)
Northwest- Washington,
Oct. 4 Iowa State Freshmen NE8RASKA Colorado ern Mo.
Oct. 11 Kansas Texas Kas. State Missouri NEBRASKA
t
Oct. 18 Indiana Kansas State Missouri Iowa State Oklahoma Marquette
Oct. 25 Missouri Santa Clara Kansas NEBRASKA Iowa State
South Michigan
Nov. 1 Kansas State Kansas Dakota State NEBRASKA Oklahoma
South
Nov. 8 Minnesota Iowa State Oklahoma New York U. Carolina West Virginia
Nov. 15 Pittsburg Missouri Drake Oklahoma Kansas Kas. State
Nov. 22 Iowa Marquette Kan. State Kansas Iowa State ; Missouri
Nov. 29 Oklahoma (NEBRASKA Marquette Arizona
Indicates night game.
Indicates home games.
University
Offers 65
Night Classes
Registration for night classes at
the tiniversity will be held in
Grant Memorial Tuesday evening,
Sept. 23, between 7 and 9 p. m.
The first classes will begin
Sept. 29.
Classes offered this year will
number 65, and they will take 15
weeks to complete. This year four
additional art courses have been
added. Tuition fee is four dollars
a credit hour and a registration
fee of one dollar must be paid by
students not already registered in
the university.
Persons who are interested in a
course and do not want to receive
college credit may attend the class
if they receive the permission of
the instructor in charge of the
class. However, they must pay the
regular fees for auenamg.
3-
iO-riW- (t ro-3t -o n-r-o (t-o f
SpjOAt
8
fl By Susan Shaw
This year's freshman women
may consider themselves very for
tunate for having been guests last
Tuesday at one of the most .suc
cessful WAA parties in many
years. The hi-light of the evening
was the square dance. Aided by
a square dance band Mr. and Mrs
Danielson. attired in old fashioned
western clothes, called the danc
ing. After the grand march re
freshments were served.
Eight hundred girls registered
for gym Thursday and Friday and
the majority of these signed up
for the WAA program. Those
girls who failed to do so may
later in the WAA office.
Intra mural representatives are
to be at their initial meeting Mon
day afternoon at five. All organ
ized houses are to have a repre
sentative present.
Soccer baseball practice begins
this week. Watch this column
next week when scheduled prac
tices will be announced.
Ad Solicitors
Meet Next Week
Meeting of all students in
terested in ad soliciting for the
Daily will be held next Thurs
day, Sept. 25, at 7:30 p. m. Ad
vertising accounts will be dis
tributed without regard to
work done previously, accord
ing to Ben Novicoff, business
manager.
Methodist Students Give
Church Football Parly
A football party, to which all
Methodist university students
are invited, is to be held Sept
26 at the St. Paul Methodist
church, 12th and M, at 8 p. m.
Free tickets are obtainable at
the Methodist student house,
1417 R street.
IsSa
1
1
HI
1
11
1
i
roc;
FOR A COMPLETE RECORD
OF THIS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES
HS42
GET A
(Ccon'nnDaMsIkerr
SOT)
DDdDWM
$2.75 Before Mar. 15
S Crack Photographers
Hundreds of Pictures of the Campus
and Campus Life
Complete Coverage of All Barb
Activities
Every Nebraska Student Represented
STOP IN TODAY
At The
cMwnnuiKiEm odififikcie
Sdmiallcniii HJnnnaDiiii DBascnimeimtf
I
I
1
1
1
1
1
THOUSANDS OF
On Which You
SAVE MONEY ?
(3 AN
