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fry?dfies3qy; October THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Page 3 ?HE AUBURN-HAIRED CENTER DROUGHT BACK EXPERIENCE GAINED 'LAYING WITH NORTHWESTERN AND WTW CAROLINA PRE-FLIWT. irnir iuauai SERVICE INTH ACIFIC ALSO BROADENED IH 0J5LKIZED D B IH L DU" IE J By George Reports from other football camps in the Big Six indicate that the Huskers were not the only team to suffer defeat as the result of faulty pass defense. Co-sufferers 'along with the Cornhuskers' Bernie Masterson were- Hobbs Adams of Kansas State and Mike Michalske of Iowa State, so it seems that scrub passers at all three schools will get plenty of action against the varsity in practice sessions this week. The statistics of the Kansas State Hardin Simmons battle present an interesting story. Har-din-Simmons, the winning team, attempted 16 passes, completed only five, yet amassed a net gain of 110 yards via the airlanes. Kansas State, on the other hand, connected on nine of 24 ef forts for a gain of 93 yards. The Close .Contests Mark IM Grid Tilts Monday Some keen competition marked Monday's intramural touch foot ball games, as six more games were played. In what may be the closest game of the season, Pioneer Co-op nosed out Beta Sigma Psi, 1-0 in an overtime contest. According to touch football rules, ties are played off in a se ries of 4 extra downs for each team. The team gaining the most yardage is the winner. Pioneer Co-op made 5 yards in their 'at tempts. Then the Beta Sigs took over and gained 4 yards on two line plays, only to have a third down pass intercepted by Holmes of Pioneer, thus ending the game. Bob Kellrr paced Delta Tau Delta to an ! .) victory over Sigma Alpha Mu. lie flipped a pass to Mulvaney who caught it after it bounded out of an oppoent's hands and rambled on to a touchdown. Sigma Chi turned in the day's high score with a 19-0 win at the expense of Theta Xi. Allent ion Scotlsbluff There will be a meeting of all university students from Scottsbluff on Thursday at 7:00 in room 315 of the union, according to Harvey Plaster. Plaster said the meeting is to plan a welcome for the Scotts bluff high school team when they meet Lincoln Central on Friday night Plaster can be reached by calling 5-4902. ITTLE JOE FROM LINCOLN IS A DEPENDABLE WORK' HORSE IN THE HUSKERS FORWARD WALL. ACCUSTOMED TO POWER FOOTBALL" HE IS BEING RECONVERTED TO TH NEW?' FORMATION? SLPPT THROUGH THIS PART OF GEOGRAPHY CLASSS EDUCATIONS Miller IBB difference came in the fact that three of the five tosses the Tex- ans completed went for touch downs, while only one of the Wildcat passes was good for a score. Five K-State passes were ntercepted by the winners. Former Nebraska backfield flash Ted Kenfield of Columbus served as game captain for the University of California Bears in their opening game against Wis consin last Saturday. Kenfield is the starting right halfback on the Berkeley eleven. Movies of the Minnesota-Nebraska game show that Guard Freddie Lorenz of the Huskers stood out throughout the game with his sturdy defensive work. Movies of other Nebraska SEMPER Whatever your college colors, you will find them among our new oxford striped neckties in col lege colors. . . , always faithful uaury ior minimum 'ay no more. Good-looking matching handkerchiefs go lor a little small change. jor0ter faithful ARROW SHIRTS At,'D L':S- Nubbins Play Thursday Under Lights After seeing the Nubbins team in action against the varsity third string yesterday, Coach Ray Prochaska has decided to wait un til the last moment before nam ing his traveling squad for the game with Colorado university at Alliance tomorrow night. During the late afternoon scrimmage, the varsity hands ran up a 50-0 count on the "B" team, indicating that the Nub bins' defense, a very apparent weakness against Iowa State, still leaves a lot to be desired. The thirty to thirty-three play ers making the trip will leave Lincoln late this evening, arriv ing in Alliance tomorrow morn ing in time to be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon honoring the team. . Night Game. Over three thousand spectators from wesetrn Nebraska are ex pected to jam the Alliance High School stadium for the night con test, which marks the first time in many years that a Cornhusker football team has played under the arc-lights. Immediately after the game, the squad will depart for home, reach ing Lincoln early Friday morn ing. games will be shown early in the week following the games, says Ed Weir, who directs the univer sity field camera service. The Nebraska two-mile squad is idle this week, but Coach Weir is readying plans for on 880-yard relay between the halves of the Husker-Wildcat struggle. With a number of promising 220 and 440 men drilling each night, the Husker mentor is anxious to give them a taste of competition. Although the Iowa State foot ball team was beaten by North western, 41-9, the consensus of opinion among coaches and news men indicated that the .Cyclones looked - better than they had against Colorado a week earlier. In the first game Colorado beat Iowa State 13 to 7. Track Meeting Husker track coach Ed Weir has asked all men interested in going out for track and field, either indoor or outdoor, to attend a special meeting to night at 5 p. m. in the class room at the field house. At this time plans for the season will be discussed and tentative schedules mapped out. FIDELIS! to our motto maximum w ON" Squad Woriis As fomented, nass defense was the order of the day for the Nebraska Cornhuskers as they went thru a practice session Tuesday afternoon in preparation 'mirte"y Unroln Jnornal. FRED METHENY -Veteran quarterback, will act . as game captain for Nebraska Saturday, when the Huskers tangle with Kansas State. for the Kansas State contest Sat urday. Coach Bernie Masterson had the first and second teams alternating on pass offense and defense, with the third team also joining in the fun. All signs point to a strong Kansas State aerial attack and the ' FREE VARIETY SHOW John Carson, Magician and Ventriloquist "LAURA" with" Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb 3:00 P. M., SUNDAY, OCT. 6 UNION BALLROOM (MB w Thtrt is no disputing ARROW SHIRTS and TIES UNDERWEAR HANDKERCHIEFS SPORTS SHIRTS Huskers were woefully weak against that department in Min neapolis last Saturday. Fred Metheny, Lincoln vet eran, has been named as game captain for the Saturday battle between Nebraska and Kansas State, the first conference game of the season for either squad. Two regulars, End Jack Pesek and Tackle Vern Stiner, were ab sent from the starting lineup, both nursing minor injuries just both ersome enough to keep them out of the action yesterday afternoon. First String. The first string lined up with Jack Hazen and Alex Cochrane at ends, Mike Dibiase and Carl Samuelson at tackles, Fred Lorenz and- Eddie Schwartzkopf at guards, Joe Partington at center, Sam Vacanti at quarterback, Cletus Fischer and Dick Hutton at halfbacks and Tom Novak at full back. On the second string were Ed Nyden and Willard Bunker at ends, Harold Becker and Bob Tegt at tackles, Gene Wilkens and Jerry Jacupke at guards, Jim Thomson at center, Dick Thomp son at quarterback, Roy Long and Bill Moomey at halfbacks and Jerry Moore at fullback. Bob Schleiger and Fritz Man dula were at the end positions for the third string, with John Sed lacek and Roger Johnson at tackles, Bob Lipps and Frannie Leik held down the guard posts, and Jack Evans was at center. Metheny, Jim Myers, Pat Rooney and Junior Collopy were the backs. De Gustibus Non Disputandum There's no law against go ing around dressed in seven Arrow oxford stripe neck ties . . . and you really have to admire this fellow's in dividuality. You can display your good taste by buying just oni or two of these eye-catchinj striped ties in authentic col lege colors. Only $1 at your Arrow dealer. Might as well get a match ing handkerchief while you're at it. Then your get up will be indisputably O.K. about taxlts. t t.; 1 i 1 it I : V "J ) V ( f. ; I a V li I DM. rung.
