Thursday, October 10, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Under the able direction of
Coach Eddie Anderson, the Uni
versity of Iowa football eleven is
preparing for this week's clash
with the University of Nebraska
at lowa city
lioasting one of the strongest
teams in the midwest, the Hawk
eyes are determined to bounce
back into the win column follow
ing last Saturday's 14 to 7 loss to
Michigan. Besides holding the
vaulted Wolverine attack to two
touchdowns, the Iowans have
stacked up two victories with wins
over feeble North Dakota State,
39 to 0, and not-so-feeble Purdue,
16 to 0,
Despite talk of another team of
iron men, Coach Anderson is not
making any predictions on this
week's contest. Pointing to the
high scoring: possibilities of the
T-formation, the Iowa grid men
tor is shaping defensive maneuv
ers for the Huskers.
Racking up 62 points to oppon
ents 14, all by Michigan, the
Hawkeyes don't appear in any
dire need of defensive or offen
sive tactics. Stout line play has
marked a top forward wall and
drove the Michigan eleven to the
air lanes to pave the way for
their t scores.
Tunnell Stars.
Ton threat in the Iowa back
field is Emlen Tunnell. a Necro.
who has an uncanny knack of
pitching and catching the pig
skin. It was Tunnell who threw
Saturday's touchdown Dass to End
Harold Shoener for the Hawkeyes
only score.
Three former members of the
Frosh Outfit
Busy Running
Rivals' Plays
Freshman football players have
been getting plenty of activity this
week, running Iowa university
plays against the Husker varsity
and displaying Kansas State for
mations against the Nubbins team
as the weekend games against
Iowa and Kansas State B teams
draw near.
Coach Pop Klein has several
standouts from high school ball
last year working on the fresh
man outfit which has a fulltime
assignment learning plays of fu
ture opponents of the varsity and
Nbbins teams.
First String.
The frosh outfit: Ends, Ed
Donegan, Lincoln and Ralph
f Damkroger, De Witt; tackles, Earl
v Godfrey, Cozad and Bob Farner,
Omaha; guards, Edward Lupo
mech, Omaha and Bill Kimball,
Lincoln; center, Hubert Unger,
Clay Center, Kas.; quarterback,
Bruce Bergquist, Lincoln; half
backs, Duane Cox, Broken Bow
and Don Finstrom, Kearney; full
back, Bob Scoville, Hartington.
great Seahawk eleven of 1943
which lost only to Michigan are
also in the backfield. They are
Louis King, with Tulsa last year
at quarter, and Bob Sullivan and
Tex Smith at right half. Tunnell
holds down the left half spot.
At fullback, Iowa has a good
man in Dick Hierner, 210-pounder
who also played service ball.
Hoerner has already served notice
that he is a top-notch line-smasher.
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BILL KAY Husky 220-pound
Iowa tackle who is expected to
give the Husker speed boys
plenty of trouble when the two
teams collide Saturday after
noon at Iowa City.
Suits Available
For 11 Freshman
Grid Candidates
Freshman Football Coach L. F.
Pop" Klein has announced that
additional suits are available for
candidates wishing to report for
freshman football.
Pop lists these men as first in
line for togs if they wish to re
port: Bernie Climer, Roland Ev
ans, Paul McKenzie, Len Mockel
strom, Frank New comb, Charles
Runty, Ralph Wagner, Duane
Birt, LaMont Huggeler, Kirk Gil
lespie and Bill Mannschuck.
Happy to be back in Hollywood
Warlene Dietrich opened three
bottles of French champagne and
toasted the cast and crew of
"Golden Earings" her first day on
the set.
UN Nubbins
Work Against
WildcatPlays
Nebraska university's unbeaten
i Nubbins team plays its second
home game of the season tomor
row afternoon at 3 p. m. in Me
morial Stadium, against the Kan
sas State Wildcats. The price of
admission will be the same as for
the opening contest, 50 cents for
adults and 10 cents for children.
Creed Advances.
- In an effort designed to bolster
his injury riddled backfield,
Coach Prochaska elevated Ben
Creed, Hinsdale, 111., quarterback
from the freshman team to the
Nubbins. The injury to Carl Dill
dine left only Del Wiegand and
Ray DeBolt to handle the all
important job of setting the T
'ormation in action.
Defense against Kansas State
lays was again the main point of
last night's practice.
The first two lineups as they
were running yesterday were:
First team: P. Allen and Dan
Brestel, ends; Jim Scmmers and
Oscar Mussman, tackles; Bob
Harrington and Dick Goeglein,
guards; Gail Gade, center;
Wiegand at quarterback; Bill
Prall and Bob Schreiner, half
backs; Wally Hopp, fullback.
The second team had Jim Mc
Williams and Bob Schneider at
ends, Meno Wilhelms and Melvin
Mohler at tackles, Bill Rolfsmeyer
Nebrcflsto Kosher
Sliced 35 Men
Latest news from the Co,-n-husker
football camp as the
Scarlet squad prepares for its
invasion of lows, university this
weekend was the word that
Coach Bernie Masterson had
trimmed the varsity squad to 35
members.
This figure is within traveling
squad limits and it includes an
extra right end and left guard
in addition to three full teams.
The first string listed on the
squad roster has Jack Hazen and
Alex Cochrane a ends, Carl Sam
uelson and Vern Stiner at tackles,
Fred Lorenz and Eddie Schwartz
kopf at guards, Joe Partington at
cenetr. Sam Vacantl at quarter
back, Dick Hutton and Cletus
Fischer at halfbacks and Tom
Novak at fullback.
Willard Bunkei and Jack Pesek
were listed at ends on the second
string, with Bob Tegt and Mike
DiBiase at tackles, Bob Deviney
and Gene Wilkins at guards, Jim
Taylor at center. Dick Thompson
at quarterback, Roy Long and Bill
Moomey at halfbacks, and Junior
Collopy at fullback.
On the third eleven are Frit?
and Bruce Allen at guards, and
Dick Short at center. DeBolt was
handling the quarterback duties.
Dale Adams and Harvey Stroud
were at the halves, and Darwin
Salestrom was at fullback instead
of his regular halfback slot.
Mandula and Ed Nyden or Bob
Schleiger at ends, Roger Johnson
and Gordon Hall at tackles, Jerry
Jacupke and Bob Lipps or Frankie
Leik at guards, Jim Thomson at
center, Fred Metheny at quarter
back, Jim Myers and Pat Roomey
at halfbacks and Gerry Moore at
fullback.
Other players formerly on the
varsity were ordered to report to
the Nubbins squad.
Pass Defense.
Wednesday afternoon the Husk
ers ran through a pass defense
drill and then Pop Klein helped
his freshmar scout onto the prac
tice field at the south end of the
stadium where the yearlings ran
through Iowa formations.
The varsity combinations listed
by the Husker coaching staff show
that Centei Jim Taylor, David
City athlete has moved ahead of
Jim Thomson, while B.b Tegt,
Fremont tackle, has moved up to
the second string.
Alex Cochrane, Ord pass
snatcher, continues to run with
the first team and will probably
get the starting tod against the
Hawkeyes, while Vern Stiner and
Mike DiBiase are battling for the
right tackle assignment.
The Huskers will leave Lincoln
at 4:45 Friday afternoon and will
return immediately after the
game, arriving lr. Lincoln at ap
proximately midnight.
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