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Courtesy Lincoln Sunday Journal-Star,
Upon the shoulders of these three cage veterans rests a
lion's share burden of the Husker cage mettle. Left to right
are Bob Heinzelman, junior, who led the scoring against South
Dakota ; John Fitzgibbon, senior forward ; and Johnny Thomp
son, who teams with "Fitz" at the other front line berth.
Presnell. Lewandowski,
Pfeiff Apply For Spots
In United States Service
Nebraska's war-shredded coach
ing staff, stripped of "Biff" Jones,
Harold Browne and Harold Petz
by the army last year, may lose
its Glenn Presnell, athletic director
and head football coach, to the
U. S. navy.
Coach Presnell completed and
passed his physical examination to
the navy and his papers have been
forwarded to Washington, the
Omaha navy recruiting office an
nounced late Wednesday after
noon. Presnell, in the event that he is
accepted, will be commissioned
and probably assigned to the new
physical education training setup
involving college reserves.
Lewandowski, Too.
Another possible blow to the
staff was Indicated this week when
Basketball Coach Lew Lewandow
ski made formal application in the
naval pre-f light physical training
Droaram while in Kansas.
Nebraska will lose Bill Pfeiff,
freshman football mentor, to the
navy soon. He is scheduled to
report for duty by the first of the
year.
At the same time it was under
stood that Elmer Holm, line coach,
had sought to have his commission
in the U. S. army reserve renewed.
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1942
MORTAR BOARD PARTY
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and
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Sat, Dec. 12
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See a Mortar Board or Tassel NOW!
AMES, la., Dec. 9. Towa State
turns from a surprisingly strong
Grinncll five to a wcil-ndvoi -i'rod
tough club from Drake in its last
prc-holiday basketball game.
The Pioneers tossed a 37 to 30
surprise for the Cyclones in the
first game played in the new
Grinncll gymnasium Monday
night. Drake invades State gynr
nasium Friday night.
"Grinnell was a good club Mon
day," said Coach Louis Menze.
'They had speed, and they were
hittincr too regularly for us. The
game further emphasized our lack
of donth and size, though. We
aren't big as Big Six teams go,
"We definitely lack size but I
feel wc may be able to make up
for that to some extent with
ficht." Menze continued. "This is
one of the scrappiest teams we've
ever had here at Iowa btatc.
The play of Ray Wehde, for
ward ..:.clstein; R:"'.. I "v. -
ler, center from Carruil, and Ron
Norman,, guard from Fairfield,
served to clinch first team spots
for the trio. At the other for-
rwfird and guard positions Menze
will continue experimenting witn
several evenly matched players.
Roy Wehde, Bob Hayes, Mark
Mcis, forwards, and Rub Mickel
son, Gene Oulman, Royal Lohry,
and Charles Gradoville, guards,
are in the thick of the fight for
the jobs.
Pivot Black Lost
To Jayhawk Team
Kansas rampant hopes for the
1942 Big Six basketball title were
dealt a severe blow Wednesday
night when Charles Black bril
liant all-conference center of last
year who hit hoop for 243 points
in 21 games was dismissed from
the squad.
Black, 6 feet 4 Inches tall, aver
aged 11 points per game in the
past casaba campaign and was
being consistently boomed as shin
ing light of the Jayhawk squad
this f alL
Head cage mentor Phog Allen
stated the dismissal was because
of Insubordination of lack of in
terest.
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torium for the Mentally Unbal
anced and Chronic Aiconoiics.
Ohh fudge! Those two nasty
mo In their white iackets just
cam in. Well. I see they have
my new drape-shaped, piam
checked strait jacket. They say
that I have to go back to my
padded room, but that they will
let me out aerain on Saturday
night. Then I can be free and
play tit-tat-toe with all the Mor
tar Boards on the coliseum ceil
ing. Hee-Hee-HeeHee.
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Courtesy Lincoln 8unday Journal-Star.
This picture, snapped at the outset of the '42 grid season,
might be used in several months as a farewell shot. Left to
rieht are Glenn Presnell, head coach who took his navy phys
ical Wednesday; middle is John Selleck, Husker money man;
and right is Elmer Holm, line coach who is contemplating
reinstating his commission in the U. S. army reserve.
Former Husker line mentor, Link Lyman, was selected by
Grantland Rice recently on the All-Professional all-time
gridiron eleven. Link was chosen at a tackle berth opposite
Cal Hubbard of Michigan. Backfield included Dutch Clark,
Jim Thorpe, Sammy Baugh and Bronko Nagursk-i.
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December 12
HOME OF THE
Tasty Pastry Shop
Navy Reserve
Enlistments
Due on Dec. 14
The navv department advised
the university late esterday that
students who signinea ineir in
tention of enlisting in a Naval
Reserve before the ax fell on all
enlistments last Saturday will be
able to complete enlistment pro
viding they meet certain date
deadlines.
Dean T. J. Thompson, armed
services representative, was in
formed by the navy department
that UN applicants must ciear
their enlistments at the local re
cruiting station by tomorrow.
Such students must report to
th local station and make ar
rangements to eo to Omaha Sun
dav a "moon for final physical
examinations. The navy has set
Monday, Dec 14, as the deadline
for all enlistment procedures.
More than 3,500 students who
have attended the University of
Wisconsin are now in the armed
services.
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