Friday, Octoler 12, 1945
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George Miller
Another week end, and another
batch of football games; just the
combination for a sports writer's
headache.
Nebraska hopes for a victory in
the Indiana clash seem to rest
upon the stout passing of Mack
f Robinson, who has furnished just
about all the offensive spark in
the Huskers have shown in their
first two games. Nebraska should
show a strong first half game
against the Hoosiers, but how far
they will go in the second half
hour is anyone's guess.
Our opinion is that the Hoosiers
will meet stiffer competition than
they count on, with the final
score being in the neighborhood of
a three touchdown victory for In
diana. Iowa Slate and Missouri, Big
Six foes, provide Parent's Day
entertainment at Ames this Sat
urday, with the strong Missouri
opposed by an equally sturdy Cy
clone forward wall. Bill Dellas
tatious, triple-threat Missouri
back, will make his first appear
ance of the season, and should
prove to be the difference be-
tween two evenly matched teams.
Oklahoma goes south for a game
with Dana Bible's Texas Long
horns, but the Texans are touted
as the southwest's strongest and
should hand the Sooners their see-
ond defeat of the year.
Kansas State also engages in
non-conference play, meeting
Marquette at Milwaukee, with the
Hilltoppers seeming to have the i
edge over the toothless Wildcats.
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On Friday night the Jayhawks i
of Kansas University face Wash
!" burn College. Washburn has been ;
playing since September 7, but ;
this experience will be of little '
avail against the surprising Jay
hawks. Elsewhere in the middlewest,
Purdue should chalk up its sec- ',
ond Big Ten win against Iowa: ;
Ohio State to do likewise against :
Wisconsin, and Army to muzzle
Michigan's Wolverines.
Dixie Doings. i
Two of the giants in the south.
Duke and Wake Forest, clash in a j
Southern Conference battle, which '
' $ Duke should win. Other Dixie ;
battles see Tulane over Rice, Ar
kansas over Baylor, Florida over I
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Vanderbilt, Georgia over Ken
tucky, Georgia Tech to wallop
Howard, Alabama and "Electric
Eye" Harry Gilmore to subdue
South Carolina and Texas A & M
to flatten Louisiana State. -
Columbia should topple Yale in
an Ivy League tilt, Navy over
Penn State, Penn over North
Carolina, Cornell over Princeton
and Notre Dame to repeat last
year's romp over Dartmouth.
In the West.
Coast play features the California-UCLA
battle which the
Golden Bears should win. St.
Mary's and Herman Wedemeyer
will have no trouble with College
of Pacific and Oregon and Wash
ington seem to have enough
strength to down their homestate
rivals of Oregon State and Wash
ington State.
There they are twenty-five selections.
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IM Items
FrMay Gums.
Block Busters vs. Pioneer.
Atoms vs. Cornhusker.
Flyers vs. A TO.
Wolves vs. Gismos.
Tuesday Scores.
Pioneer 13. Siffma Nu 7.
Phi Delt 31. Flyers .
D U 13. TheU XI
Phi Gam 2L K Sif & DTD I.
Wednesday Scores.
SAE 19. Cornhusker t.
Sorority Set 8, TheU XI 7.
Sipma Chi 12, Sis Ep 6.
A TO 12. Brown Palace .
Director of Intramurals Lou
Means has announced that the in
tramural golf tournament will be
held this week end, Saturday and
Sunday, on the Pioneer course,
with anyone allowed to enter.
All organized groups may enter
as many men as they wish, with
the four lowest scores counting in
team scores.
Second round matches in the in
tramural tennis singles tourna
ment get under way, with the
deadline for reporting second
round play Wednesday, October
17. Pairings are posted on the
bulletin board in the lobby of the
Coliseum.
BULLETIN
Finals in the women's soccer
baseball tournament will be
played Wednesday night in the
field back of the Coliseum. Teams
who play will be notified by the
schedule posted in Grant Me
morial Team lists for the women's
Nebraska ball tournament must
be turned in to the WAA office
by October 16. Practices for the
game will begin on October 22
and the tournament opens October
29.
Lutheran Chapel service will be
held at 10:45 a. m. Sunday in
room 315 of the Union. Rev. H.
Erck, university Lutheran pastor,
will conduct services and will
speak on the topic "Observations
of the Times." Miss June Gast
will accompany hymns.
Radar, the coined name for
"radio detection and ranging," is
a technique for detecting objects
by means of radio wave echoes.
Huskers . . .
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Lipps, Johnson, Rolfsmeyer.
CENTERS: Short, Fischer, Bu-char-i.
Backs: Kinnamon, Gillaspie.
Story, Gradoville, Weiss, Robin
son, Young, Skog. Miller, Moore,
Sloan, Fink.
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