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THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, September 28, 1945
Football
Opens '45
IM Season
Intramural athletic competition
will begin next week, Lou Means,
director of student physical wel
fare, disclosed Wednesday, follow
ing a meeting of athletic repre
sentatives from all organized
houses.
Touch football and a fall ten
nis tournament, in the singles di
vision only ,will be first on the list
of the broadened and revised ath
letic program for non-varsity ath
letes.
No Cleats.
In conjunction with the foot
ball announcement, the group de
cided to ban all cleated football
shoes for the intramural season,
as the chance of Injury is too
great when all participants are
not equipped with standard foot
wear. Officials for the opening games
will be furnished by the depart
ment of physical welfare, but in
the future every house in the
league must produce two or three
men who will be willing to offi
ciate in games not involving their
own teams.
Jacobs Discounts
Harriers' Hopes
For '45 Season
Norman, Okla., "We haven'
got a crosscountry team yet that
can walk two miles, let alone run
two," says John Jacobs, Okla
homa track and crosscountry
coach.
The Sooner harriers have lost
all five of their autumnal distance
runners from last year Clarence
Vicklund, Eldon Ferguson, Jack
Osborn. Ivan Evans and Winston
Hudson and among the squad of
a dozen naval trainees who be
gan practice Sept. 1 there is no
experienced material.
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Football moves into the sports
limelight this week end, with all
major teams seeing action; either
in tuneup games or in stern tests
which will give the gridiron prog
nosticators a few headaches.
Starting this week's whirl right
here In Lincoln, Oklahoma's com
bination of nine returning letter
men and the experience gained In
one previously played game add
up to a win over the Huskers, by
a much narrower margin than
most people believe. Altho the
Sooners have not been defeated
in their last 13 Big Six games,
and have not lost to Nebraska
since 1942, an upset is possible.
Missouri faces another dismal
afternoon at Columbus, meeting
another potential Big Ten champ
when they collide with Ohio
State. The two Kansas teams
should mark up wins over Den
ver and Wichita, with the Man
hattan Wildcats having the easier
time. Iowa State has a soft touch
in the Iowa State Teachers as
they prepare for next week's Big
Six game with Kansas.
In the Big Ten, the interstate
battle between Michigan and
Michigan State will go to the
Wolverines, Notre Dame should
squeeze past Illinois, Purdue to
drop Great Lakes, and Indiana
3oes after its second conference
win against Northwestern and
should succeed.
The Navy Middies will run
over Villanova, but Army faces a
rough afternoon when they meet
the AAF PDC Rockets from
Louisville, Ky., for the Rockets
are loaded with former collegiate
greats and professional stars.
Running over other games, USC
over California, Georgia Tech
over North Carolina, Syracuse
over Temple, Wake Forest over
Tennessee, Tulsa over West
Texas, Oklahoma A A M over
Arkansas, Penn over Brown and
Dartmouth over Holy Cross.
Church . .
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in room 103 of the Temple build
ing for an evening of felolwshlp
that will include games and re
freshments. Tom Sorensen will
preside and Rev, Carl Storm of the
Lincoln Unitarian church will be
on hand to meet everyone. Sun
day Rev. Storm, minister, will
speak on "Smashed Beyond
Atoms" at the Unitarian church
at 12th and H.
Catholic students will attend all
university church night at the
Union, parlors XYZ. Games, re
freshments and introductions of
the chaplain and officers will take
place. All university Sunday there
will be mass and communion at
1 a. m. at the Union, parlors
XYZ. Topic of the service will
be "The Value of a University
Education." Catholic students
will also have religion discussion
periods every Tuesday from 7:30
to 8:30 p. m. in room 315, Union.
Combined Program.
The First and Second Baptist
churches are planning a combined
program for the night. A banquet
will be held at the First Baptist
church at 6:30 p. m., to be fol
lowed at the Second Baptist with
fun and games.
The Methodist cfiurches have
planned three parties. At the
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Trinity church, the topic will be
"Forty Fathoms Under," with Rev.
Adrian Edgar presiding. On ag
campus the program will be cen
tered around folk games, under
the direction of Dave Sanders, and
at St. Paul M. E. church there
will be a hill-billy party with stu
dents dressed appropriately. Sun
day the same three churches will
hold services In honor of all uni
versity church week.
Christian Church.
First Christian church, at 16th
and K sts., has invited all stu
dents to the all university church
night program, which will con
sist of group games, singing and
refreshments. The 11 a. m. Sun
day morning service will be cen
tered around student life and the
student in church.
Lutheran churches are also
planning a joint party of both
Missouri Synod and National
Lutheran members in the Temple
building, YMCA, at 8:30 p. m.
Ann Christiansen, of Our Sa
viour's Lutheran, will be in
charge.
A party at the club room of the
University Episcopal church is in
store for Episcopalian students. A
general mixer will begin at 8:30
p. m. and will be followed by a
dance. James Lewis, head of the
city recreation department, will
be master of ceremonies.
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