Friday, November 9, 1945
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By
George Miller
Big Six play reaches the final
stages this weekend, with Ne
braska concluding its conference
play against Kansas State and
Iowa State and Oklahoma meet
ing in a battle to clear up some
of the confusion which exists in
the top circles of the loop.
If Iowa State defeats Oklahoma,
the Sooners will have to knock
off Missouri the following week
to gain a tie for the title, if
Oklahoma drops the Cyclones then
the Missouri Tigers will be forced
to win over the Sooners to gain
a share of the championship. To
add more confusion to the picture,
the Tigers must also dispose of
Kansas in a Thanksgiving Day
game to retain their lofty perch.
Now that the writer has con
fused himself, it is only natural to
turn to selections in 25 of this
week's games.
For the second week, Nebraska
should come home victorious. A
win over Kansas State will rive
the Huskers the championship of
Kansas and indications are that
the Scarlet will turn the trie.
Oklahoma seems to have too
much for Iowa State, although
speedy Dick Howard who scam
pered for long runs against Kan
sas State and Nebraska,, will test
the Sooner defenses.
Kansas goes to Marquette and
in view of the lacing the Mar
quette lads handed Kansas State
they should add another win by
defeating Kansas.
Missouri has an open date this
week as they rest for their cru
cial game on the 17th with Okla
homa. Army faces Notre Dame in the
top game of the day. The Irish
were held to a tie by Navy after
outplaying the Middies, but Army
still has Blanchard and Davis, as
well as a strong line which has
been overlooked in descriptions of
the team. Army's margin won't
be large, about three touchdowns,
but they should win.
Navy and Michigan meet In an
other battle of giants, and al
though Navy's spirit has been low,
injuries have taken tw quarter-
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according: to Dean Kratx, member.
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backs from the Wolverines. Navy
in a close one.
Columbia and Penn present an
other clash -of undefeated elevens,
with the spadkling Columbia at
tack meeting the rock-ribbed Fenn
defense. Penn has faced tougher
foes and on this bssis are favored
to halt the touchdown march of
Gene Rossides and company.
Elsewhere in the East Penn
State over undefeated Temple,
Cornell over Colgate and Yale
over Brown.
In Big Ten play the Indiana
Minnesota game heads the parade,
with the Gophers fighting to re
tain any shreds of national pres
tige. Bernie Bierman's teams do
not lose more than two games a
season, so Indiana should fall.
Ohio State will have no trouble
with Pitt, Purdue will have even
less with Miami of Ohio, North
western to down the Badgers of
Wisconsin and Illinois to resume
their winning ways over Iowa.
Great Lakes seems to have hit
upon a winning combination and
Michigan State will suffer.
Tw Missouri Valley teams,
Tulsa and Oklahoma A&M, hold
AH Campus Table
Tennis Tourney
Opens on Tuesday
Play in the all-university table
tennis singles tournament will get
underway Tuesday, November 13,
in the basements of the coliseum
and Student Union.
Any student on the campus may
enter this event. Entries are due
by Monday, and pairings will be
posted on the coliseum bulletin
board the following day. An in
dividual champion will be de
clared but no supremacy points
are to be awarded.
This tourney will be run en
tirely separate from the intra
mural team tourney now in progress.
the eye of southwestern fans as
they battle for bowl positions. The
Aggies won last year and they
still have Bob Fenimore, so it's
the Aggies.
Texas gets the nod over Baylor,
Texas Christian should drop Tex
as Tech, Rice over Arkansas and
Texas A&M over Southern
Methodist in other cattle country
contests.
In the deep South Tennessee
over Mississippi, Georgia Tech
over an improved Tulane outfit
and L.S.U. over Mississippi State.
On the Pacific Coast Southern
California has been weakened by
navy transfers but should edge
the California Bears in a tight
game, while Washington ought to
repeat over Oregon State in the
second game this season between
the two teams.
Turkey Race
Finishers Earn
Bonus Points
Interest in the cross country
turkey race to be held Tuesday,
November 20, over a campus
course, is mounting as the big
day approaches.
Thi first sixteen men finishing
the 78 mile grind will score
points for their organization
The top six group winners will
toward the group championship,
receive supremacy bonus poins.
Participation points will be
awarded organizations having six
or more men finish the race, while
if 12 or more finish, a bonus of
10 points will be given.
Any man enrolled in the uni
versity except track lettermen and
members of the two-mile squad
are eligible to compete.
Prizes to winners at the com
pletion of the struggle will be
made by the Turkey Day queen
and her court. Turkeys, geese,
ducks, and chickens comprise the
list of delectable awards.
LOST Vtn watch whit gold. black
band with diamonds. Generous reward.
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K Slate Tickets
Tickets for the Nebraska-Kansas
State game have been saved
for a Nebraska block, according to
Dodee Easterbrook, cheerleader.
In order to sit in the reserved
section at Saturday's game, stu
dents must purchase their tickets
at the student entrance to the
stadium before Saturday noon,
Miss Easterbrook stated.
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