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Grid Official's Duties . . .
The referee has general con
trol of the game. He It sole
authority for the score. His de
cision upon all matters not spe
cifically under the jurisdiction
of other officials Is final. The
referee's whistle indicates that
the ball is dead or that it is
again in play. The umpire has
primary jurisdiction over the
equipment, conduct and posi
tion of the players, and legaf
ity of substitutions. He indi
cates fouls by sounding his
horn but play continues until
the referee's whistle blows.
The linesman, under supervi
sion of the referee, marks the
progress of the ball. He
watches for defensive holding
of eligible receivers, and for
players who are offside. He
watches to see that ineligible
players (tackles, guards, and
center), do not advance be
yond the line of scrimmage be
fore the forward pass is made.
He marks the position of the
ball on each down and checks
the number of the down. His
assistants measure distance
gafned or lost.
The field judge times the
game. He starts his stop watch
only when the ball Is actually
in play and stops it .immediate
ly when: (a) ball goes out of
bounds; (b) a forward pass is
Incomplete; (c) ball is dead
after a foul; (d) a fair catch,
touchdown, touchback, safety
or goal is made; (e) play Is
suspended by the referee.
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In the 15 games that constitute Nebraska-Pittsburgh relations, the
Huskers have won three... The first victory tame back in 1921 and
the other two were the bright spots of the past two seasons. . .In 193")
Vike Francis and Hank Rohn counted one each and Herm Rohrig and
Bus Knight added the extra points as the Panthers were nosed out,
14 to 13.
And then last year again the Huskers counted. with a touchdown
by Harry Hopp which it seemed would not spell the margin of vic
tory as the Panthers drove across a touchdown of their own and
then added the extra point to put them into the lead... Again Vike
Francis spelled the difference between defeat and victory as he
booted a perfect placement in the third quarter to give the Huskers
the final edge, 9 to 7. ..This year marks the first time in three years
that Pitt has invaded Huskerland for the touted intersectional contest.
And according to announcement Vike Francis, who has had a big
part in the last two wins over the Panthers will not be on hand to help
in the taming... Pittsburgh in on a terrific rebound after defetating
Fordham and will be ready to do everything in their power to hang
another defeat on the Huskers.
As Major Jones says, "It's too bad that this game has to come
now when both teams are beginning to roll. One of the two is bound
to be halted Saturday." Indications from the Husker camp show mat
the Jones' boys are sure that it will be the Pittsburgh streak that
will be broken and when they feel that way, it's good enough for
me... Hence, we predict the final score, Nebraska, 13 Pitt, 7
Rounding the bend into some of the other Big Six camps we see
that the Big Six crown will be in jeopardy when Oklahoma and Mis
souri go on a spree... Both teams have won tnree ana iosi none in
conference play and Oklahoma has won two and lost one outside the
conference... Missouri has done a shade better in winnnig three while
losing one non-conference tilt... This is the game that is stumping the
experts but after considering the possibilities that the Sooners pos
sess and after talking to the players that met the Tigers, we stick our
neck out to pick Oklahoma.
Another grid rivalry will be resumed and in no mean terms, either,
as Kansas State takes to the rails for the annual contest with Kansas
U. at Manhattan. . .This is a contest is as much as a part of Kan
sas as is the republican party and it promises to be quite a battle..
Ta final nlltrAmp is Hpf ulpd uhen and onlv when the final snjn is
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heard bpt this year K-State seems to have the slight edge.
There are many other interesting and Cose games on the oocKei
but the Big Six can hold up its head with the knowledge that when
bigger and tougher games are played, this conference can put them
out.
Cornhuskers
Seek Upset
Saturday
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they have Edgar "Special Deliv
ery" Jones and Ralph Fife in the
forward wall.
Jones leads the ground-gaining
staff for the Smokey City team
with 584 yards racked up from
rushing, passing, passes inter
cepted and kick runbacks. Ile'also
leads in yards gained from scrim
mage with 279 yards in 79 at
tempts. Jones Leads Passers. ..
Another place wherein Jones
shows his leadership is in the
passing figures. He has seven
completions in 29 tries for a total
of 116 yards. Jones holds another
lead in the pass-interception-return
department with four at
tempts netting a neat 93 yards.
He also leads the punting sec
tion with a 37.4 pards per attempt.
Perhaps with these statistics, one
can see how a Pitt team, spelled
O-N-E-S will be potent enough
to give the Huskers a mighty big
headache when the teams meet.
The only common ground on the
comparison of scores is the Min
nesota game. Both teams lost to
the Gophers: Pitt 0, Minnesota 39;
Huskers 0, Minnesota 9, but foot
ball is a crazy frame.
Nebraska has been making an
improved showing during the last
two weeks practice sessions and
in the game with the Gophers, so
that the game will just about be a
toss-up. If they can show the
scoring drive which they did last
Saturday the Huskers will win. If
not, they are in for a long afternoon.
Bv a vote of 323 to 51, students
at Catawba college have voted to
change the name of the yearbook.
The Swastika.
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economist analyst with the U.
treasury department during
year's leave of absence.
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