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DUE TO A CUPPING
Even Missouri
Lowers League
Grid Prestige
Missouri's Tigers, who need only
a conference win over weak Kansas
yo gallop to the Big Six title reflect
the perplexing situation of the
Big Six loop with a record of hav
ing dropped intersoctionl tifts to
Wisconsin, Great Lakes, and Ford
ham while runner-up Nebraska
adds further evidence in being
slapped down by Iowa, Indiana
Minnesota, Pittsburgh, and Iowa
Seahawks during the season.
About the only thing the Big Six
has salvaged in prestige is Mis
souri's early season win over New
York university.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Ford
ham's fighting forward wall
handcuffed Missouri's highly-touted
Bob Steuber and battered to a
20 to 12 intersectional upset vic
tory here Saturday.
Eleven thousand saw the fight
ing Rams rise up to stymie last
'period goal line thrusts and hold
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Steuber to 34 yards in 13 tries in
the first half.
Missouri and Fordham matched
touchdowns in the opening of the
second period with Ram, Joe An
drejo racing 60 yards down the
center for the Fordham score and
the Tigers revenging with a Stan
to Carter pass they capped c
smashing 64 yard drive.
MANHATTEN, Kas. R i s i n g
from the mire of eight straight
drubbings, Kansas State's Wild
cats stunned Iowa State with
crashing forward play to win 7-6
in a major Big Six upset here
Saturday,
Propelled by Johnnie Bortka
Earl Williams and Bill Quick the
Wildcats blasted 44 yards down
field for the first score with Quick
passing to Vargon in the end zone
and place kick specialist, Williams
adding the extra point.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Lowly
rated Temple spured by Freshman
"Indian Joe" Nejman gashed highly-favored
Oklahoma with defeat,
14 to 7 in a reversal of form here
Saturday.
"Indian Joe" threw a 44 yard
strike to Kane for Temple's first
tally and Woodaide intercepted a
Huel Hamm toss and went on a 25
yard scoring romp.
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For Loop Top
News along the Husker injury
front following the bruising loss
to the Iowa Seahawks was favor
able. Outside of scattered bruises,
the only real injury was Harold
Hungerford's battered skulL
Unless new injuries develop dur
ing the week, the Huskers will
sally into the season fnale with
Kansas State Saturday in their
best condition since early season.
Chances are strong that the five
injured performers left at home
from the Iowa trip will be avail
able Saturday.
Ends Needed.
Jerry Kathol, Al Zikmund,
Henry Reichel, Marv Athey, and
Jack Hazen should return from
injured ranks to availability. Six
seniors will play their last game
Saturday. Dale Bradley, Bill
Bryant, Jerry Kathol, Al Zik
mund, and Marvin Thompson will
bow out of competition.
Only hope the Huskers have of
winning the title is a Kansas vic
tory over Missouri providing the
Huskers top Uie Wildcats. If the
Jayhawks top the Tigers, Ne
braska will swing into the top
beith since Missouri has a tie
against ts record.
Dr. James R. Hibbs, who has
taught at Pennsylvania and the
University of Illinois, has joined
the economics staff at Carleton
college.
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Dy Norris Anderson
(Sports Editor)
Time has arrived -when the
eiatcs from a resounding thud
eat her.
All-American credictors
'
eager anticipation. In this tipsy
MAAM 4-1. a 1 . A
occu ftusuiuie guumiei m upsets, screwy Happenings and
downright amazing doings. All these preliminary statements
lead to our "selectees' for the
Big Six grid play pJumbed
term. Inability of league clubs
side competition makes the problem of choosing an all-league
team difficult. . Every team had certain standouts and those
standouts comprise our unoffiical club.
Hard-hitting Dub Lamb
severer, Marv Thompson of Nebraska, are the end choices. For
tackle consideration we offer Bernie Pepper, Mizzou's line
bulwark, and Vic Schleich, Husker line mainstay. Mizzou's Fitz
gerald and Monford, an Oklahoma toughy, head the guard
brigade. For pivot laurels,,
Xebraska's own rampant red -
Ray Evans, Wildcat passing wizard, quarterbacks our
eleven. Ground gainer de luxe, Bob Steuber of Mizzou, teams
with Oklahoma's Huel Hamm at the halfback posts. Fullback
duties fall to Hard-hitting Paul Darling cf Iowa State.
This "mythical" eleven is presented with two fore
warnings: First, the Big Six season lacks one Saturday of
completion. Second, competition was so close for several spots
that a veritable coin-flip decided the issue.
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