fJuesday, September 23, 1941
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Huskers Let Up
In Monday Drill
Resting after their Saturday
Afternoon escapade, the Scarlet
clad Huskers were a sight to be
hold as they showed the right
spirit during Monday afternoon's
session.
Routine and more routine was
the thing with the entire team
given a chance to Bhow their
blocking ability along with their
passing talents. With a five man
defense, the various backfields
were tossing all the passes in their
repertoire.
Doing most of the flipping were
Marv Athey, Fred Metheny and
several of the wingbacks. The
five man defense was constantly
shifted in an effort to give the
sophomores a chance to work
Against various passing attacks.
Monday also marked the return
to the practice field of Kenny
Simmons, Valentine ace back, who
has been recuperating from a
broken jaw received a week ago
in & scrimmage.
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A. LEWANDOWSKI
Frosh Report
for Early Fall
Practice Drills
With the squad swelling to 120,
the frosh football team under the
tuelage of A. J. Lewandowski was
mugged in a group picture Satur
day, and then
went thru a
drill in funda
mentals. "Lew" says
that, contrary
to statements
made other-
wise, there are
still plenty of
suits left for
aspirants. Any
freshmen who
wish to report
for f o ot b all
should report
to "Lew" or to
Trainer Dees
Uncoin journal, in the south
east locker room of the stadium
Monday afternoon at 3.
After the picture Saturday,
Lewandowski led the boys to the
practice field to drill. After cal
isthenics and drills on the funda
mentals, the frosh were divided
into teams. "Lew's" assistants
took charge of the units and put
them thru a short drill in forma
tions. "Lew" is anxious to have more
out. He would like to see all of
the equipment in use. The coaches
will take any first year man who
wants to make the team. The
time to report is today at 3
p. m. ine place is tne iresnman
locker room in the southeast cor
ner of the stadium. Report to
either A. J. Lewandowski or to
Trainer Elwin Dees.
The boys who have checked out
suits so far and the towns from
whence they came are: '
Kenneth Anderson, Omaha; Albert Ab
bott. Lincoln; Kenneth Allen, Malcolm;
Dennis Bruner. Huron. 8. D., Henry Ben-
da, Orel; Harold Batt, Haatlnn; Bud Boy-
den, Grand Island; Bruce, Boyd, Pierce;
Jack Bryant, Sl'ver Creek; Fam Bale, Lin
coln ; Howard Bornemeier, Murdock; Keith
Boyce, Holdrege; N. E. Bowen, Lincoln;
Lloyd Bauer, Lodpepole; Bill Beckman,
Arlington Height, 111.
Vic Clark, Channel; Let Chaffin, Bur-
well; Melville Chaloupka, Omaha; Gut
Qumlos, Sioux Falls, S. D. ; Carlrton C.
Cook, Beatrice; Rumold Diesel. Lincoln:
W a. lace Pavla, Aurora; Leo Klippl. Oma
ha; Bob Gllleaspie, Lincoln; Dean Gelwlck,
Lincoln: Jim Grifres, BcntUbluff.
Carl Hellerich. Valparaiso: Milford Hat
field, Talmage; Wally Hopp. Hastings; Bill
Hawkins, Omaha: Klmer Hirtzel, Beatrice;
Harold Hungcrford. Hemhey; Bill D. Hew
itt, David City; Truman Hohl, Wauneta;
Kenneth Helmstadtrr, Lincoln; Frank W.
Hazard, Sioux City. Ia.: Robert T. Hazen.
Omaha.
Don James, Evanston, III.; Harold Jen
sen, Grand Island; Duane Kersey, Grand
Island; Dorsey Kindler, Tekamah; Leo
Kaczmarek, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; John Larson,
Lincoln; H. K. Leaf, Omaha; Jake Miller,
Hastings; Tom Murray, Grand Island;
Neal McKee, Atkinson; Warren Morrow,
Seward; E. P. Murphy, North Platte; Tom
Mocroft, Waverly; Bill McNair, Imperial;
Sam Mehrlng, Grand Island; Neil McClu
han, Winnebago.
Leroy Nelson, Curtis; Jack Norrls, Has
tings; Joe Noble, Plattsmotith; Everett
Nelson, Chappell; Kivm Osterthun, Tecura
seh; Marvel Pierce, Cozad; Joe Peregrine,
Grant; Gomer Roberts, Wymore: Edward
Reagan, titration; George 8transky, Has
tings; Eugene Sim, Nebraska City; John
Stuckey, Lexington; Eugene Sclilegel, Be
atrice; E. R. Smolik, Ord; Vance Salis
bury, Lincoln; Ray Kchmiedetikamp, Walt
hill. Chick Thome, Lincoln; Robert Tooker,
Silver Creek; Newell Warner, Beaver City;
Erwln Whlttman, Window; HaRkins West,
Atkinson: Dale Wlsmer, Lincoln; Hubert
Winter, Lincoln; Sidney Wasserman, Omaha.
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LB By Bob Miller
This expository from the sports
desk is going to be concerned with
one thing in main. . . .Giving some
credit that we think is due on the
basis of Saturday's scrimmage ....
Everyone was playing bang-up
ball but there were several that
we think deserve an extra para
graph ....
First, on our honor roll, comes
Marvin Athey.... As a sophomore
Marv is fulfilling one of the tough
est jobs on the team at quarter
back.... So far this season, he
mmmTt has just been
i repeating Biff's
' plays but on
S a t u rdey he
called them on
his own and
showed good
judgment in all
of his plays...
Besides show
I n g that he
had the play
situation well
I I n hand Via
showed accur
acy in his pass
ing . . . When
MARVIN ATHEY firsts took
Lincoln journal, possession of
the ball, it was Athey who pitched
three passes to Dale Bradley in
quick succession for 12, 20 and 17
yards.... With the ball on the
five yard line, he took it on a
quarterback sneak for a touch. . . .
Take it from us Marvin Athey is
destined to become a very im
portant cog in the Husker ma
chine this fall with his signal
calling, passing and running....
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Lvr
in line
comes driving
i W a y ne Blue,
Tecumseh full
back . . . Blue
has been play
ing second fid
! d 1 e to Vike
Francis this
vhqt Vint ht
looks like the
liillV 11CCUCU LU
cement the sec
ond team to
gether ... He
did his job well
Saturday with
his plunges ac
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He did his job as a plunging
fullback in fine style and his show
ing indicates a good year....
Fred Metheny, second string
quarterback, is just about due for
some praise.... At the tiller when
the seconds were engaging the
fourths, Freddy showed that he
as"
would be ready,
(v i 1 1 i n g and
able to take
over the signal
job....
Metheny's ac
curate passing,
terrific block
ing and shifty
running more
than compen
sate for his
lack of size..
He has a true
q u a r t e rback
mind and uses
it as was evi-
fred metheny denced by the
Lincoln Journal, plays he called
Another sophomore to watch for
this fall. ...
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"V"
Horney Requests
Physical Exams
Bill Horney, director of intra
mural athletics, today urged that
all fraternities have the memliere
who are planning to partake in
the sports program check their
physical condition immediately.
All participants in the intra
mural program are required to
have permits from the student
health department. Examinations
may be taken any day at the stu
dent health department on the sec
ond floor of the pharmacy build
ing between eight and twelve and
one to three.
T" iiy suggested that the fra
te u. a report en masse. If a list
o hmen and transfers is
made, it will facilitate matters as
their records can be checked to
find if they are eligible for com
petition. All upperclassmen must
undergo the examination.
The athletic directors of the fra
ternities will meet in the N club
rooms Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
The schedule of events, program
and rules will be discussed at this
meeting.
In addition to trophies for in
dividual sports, the Jack Best
trophy will be given for the nev
enth time, making 27 trophies
in all.
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