Friday, October 18, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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IH GJS EKIZCP
George
Time again for a bit of prog
nostication. Nebraska vs. Kansas Despite
the talk of wise boys that the Jay
hawks are favored, I'll stick with
W the steadily improving Huskers.
For the first time this season Ne
braska will be on the top side as
far as weights are concerned.
Injuries to the KU backfield
stars may clear up by game'ume,
but regardless of their condition
I like the scrappy Nebraska line
and believe that they will halt
the galloping Kansans.
Kansas State vs. Oklahoma.
The Sooners should have a field
day against the puny Wildcats
who have scored one touchdown
in three games. After Army and
Texas, the K Staters will be a
soft touch for Oklahoma.
Missouri vs. Iowa State Coach
Don Faurot's charges should main
tain their undefeated status in the
Big Six against the Cyclones who
have been unable to uncover a
f, consistent offensive combination.
Indiana vs. Iowa The Hoosiers
are rolling on the comeback trail
after two early defeats and should
sweep aside a good Iowa team
that will be fighting all the way
against the passes of Ben Rai
mondi and running of Pete Pihos.
Wisconsin "vs. Illinois Protests
from the student body about the
coaching situation at Champaign
will not help Iflini spirit, and the
tough Wisconsin line will not help
the Illini ball carriers. The Badg
ers in a cldse one.
Michigan vs. Northwestern Re
serve strength should be the dif
ference belUveen these two. The
winner is tabbed as the probable
Big Nine ruler. A nod to Michi
gan. 1 1 '
Ohio State vs. Purdue Two
disappointing elevens come ' to
grips at Columbus. The Buckeyes
have shown flashes of power
while Purdue has shown nothing.
Paul Bixler's crew should rise a
notch in loop standings.
Minnesota vs. Wyoming: The
Cowboys can't beat teams in the
Rocky Mountain area. They
shoulda stayed in Laramie.
Army vs. Columbia Lou Lit
tle's Lions have come through
with upsets two weeks in a row.
They would hit the jackpot with a
win over Army, but until proved
otherwise I think Davis, Blanch
ard and company should continue
unbeaten.
Navy vs. North Carolina. This
seems to be the spot where the
Middies can get back into the win
column.
Arkansas vs. Texas Dana
( Bible's supercharged Longhorns
venture into Southwestern league
competition for the first time
against the Razorbacks who are
. 4 no pushover. However they
haven't shown enough to rate the
edge over Texas.
Alabama vs. Tennessee One of
the top games of the day, a Bowl
bid should be forthcoming to the
winner. Alabama was good last
year and I like them over the Vols
Saturday.
Penn vs. Virginia A breather
for the potent Quakers who are
one of the strongest teams in the
East. They'll be locking to that
Navy contest a week hence.
Yale vs. Cornell Two of the
best in the Ivy League get to
. gether for a renewal of a long-
standing rivalry. The Bulldogs
will be out to redeem themselves
Football Cancelled
All intramural football games
scheduled for yesterday afternoon
were postponed on account of the
weather and will be played at a
later date.
Dance Tonight
Oct. 18 , 9-12
Cornhusker Ballroom
JEAN MOYER'S
Orchestra
75c per person. Fed Tax incl.
TICKETS AT DOOR
Sponsored by
PENGUIN CLUB
Br
Miller
after losing to Columbia last week
in the last quarter.
UCLA vs. California There's
no stopping the Unlans who seem
to be Rose Bowl bound. The
Berkley Bears scored their first
win last week in a surprise over
St. Mary's but this week it's a dif
ferent story.
AUF Donations
RebuildStudent
Minds, Schools
Yes, the war has ended. But
starvation and famine in all their
ugliness are still with us.
The All University Fund drive
provides the student the oppor
tunity to directly aid this situa
tion. One of AUF's subsidiaries
is the World Student Service
Fund. Any person in foreign
countries in need of educational
aid is sought by the WSSF. For
example, 50 percent of' Poland's
instructors were lost in the war.
WSSF offers educational oppor
tunities to Polish students until
their government takes over. :
WSSF HELP.
The only aid students in form
erly Occupied countries will re
ceive to buy books, get Drofessors.
and rebuild universities will be
through the WSSF. AUF dona-
EIGHTEEN YEARS FEATURED
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i ORCHESTRA
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TURNPIKE
SATURDAY,
$1.25 EA., PLUS TAX
At The Student Union, Sun., Oct. 20
Faculty Recital, 4:00 in Ballroom
Coffee Hour, 5:00 in Lounge
Free Variety Show
Walter Pidgeon & George Sanders
in "MAN
8:00 P. M.,
If Interested in Work at
The Ag Student Union
Checkstand Attendants and Waiters
Apply to the Office
STUDENT UNION
N Club Adds
28 Members
At Initiation
Twenty-seven varsity letters
and one honorary award were pre
sented to Cornhusker athletes
Wednesday night at the N club
initiation which was held in the
trophy room of the coliseum.
Jones Receives Honor
Line Coach Comer T. Jones re
ceived the honorary letter, and of
the remaining 27 N's 19 were
major letters and eight were
minor awards.
Baseball and track athletes led
the list as eight meh in each sport
received letters.
The complete list: Track major
Frederick Ware, Wm. L. Con
ner, Blaine O. Young:, Bill Moor
house, Wayne Roads, Harvey M.
Stroud, Warren Eisenhart; minor
Max Peterson.
Baseball major Wesley J.
Maser, Bob Rubino, Rorer O'Don
nell, Wilbur Baack, Harold Jacob,
Robert Bolen; minor Fred Hegr
wood, Floyd Stork.
Football major Dick Short,
John T. Selzer, Winton Buckley;
minor Bill Miller.
Basketball major Robert
Korte.
Golf minor Jim Liggett, Donald
Stroh.
Wrestling major Mickey Kelly.
Swimming major Orville K.
Chatt; minor Roger Moore.
Rifle minor Milroy Kantor.
Honorary Gomer T. Jones.
tions enable Nebraskans to share
in the rebuilding of the minds
who will, in turn, help us rebuild
a shattered world.
VOCALIST WITH KAY RISER
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OCTOBER 19
COUPLES ONLY PLEASE
HUNT'
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Second Lp Win
Aim of UN $qu&
Two changes in the Husker
starting lineup are indicated as
the Nebraska squad prepares to
entrain for Lawrence and a Sat
urday clash with the Kansas Jay
hawks. Jack Pesek, 206 pound Ravenna
end, has returned to the starting
lineup in place of Alex Cochrane,
jr., Ord wingman, and Bill Moom
ey will open at the right half
back spot in place of the injured
Cletus Fischer.
Coach Bernie Masterson has in
dicated that the traveling squad
will include 35 players. They are:
Knds: Jack Haien, IVIIIard Bunker.
Krlti Mandiila, Jack I'esrk, lid Nyden and
Bob Schlelrrr
Tackles: Carl Saniuelson. Rob Trfi.
John Sertlarek, Vrrn Miner, Mike DIKIasr,
Gordon Hall.
Guards: Fred loretif . Hob Revlnfy, Ed
Srhwartikopf, Krannle 1-elU, Gene. Wil
klns. Rob l.lpp.
(enters: Joe Partington, Jim Taylor.
Jhti Thomson.
quarterback : Sam Vacant), Dirk
Thompson, Kred Metheny.
lft Halfbacks: Dirk Hulton. Roy Ixtnt.
Jim Myers.
Rtlht Halfback: Rill Moomey. Junior
C'nllopy, I'at Koonry. Harvey Stroud.
Fullbacks: Tom Novak, Gerry Moore,
Wally Hopp.
End Willard Bunker is slated to
make the trip but will not see
action against the Jayhawks be
cause of a knee injury.
Guard Freddie Lorenz will cap
tain the Huskers in the game, a
Big Six contest which will find
both teams attempting to remain
undefeated in conference play.
"Wow! This
sure keeps
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"IELIEVE me, fitting all the new dial and manual switch
lj board equipment and long distance facilities into Bell
System central offices all around the country is keeping me
mighty busy!
"In a single big dial exchange there may be 4,000 miles
of wire. I may have to solder 2,500,000 connections
before everything's ready for you to dial a number.
"Besides installing this complex apparatus, I build it.
That's part of my job as manufacturer for the Bell System.
"I also purchase all manner of things for the Bell Tele
phone Companies . . . and distribute these supplies to them
along with the equipment I make.
"Ever since 1882, I've been helping to make our nation's
telephone service the best in the world. Today . . . with
the Bell System's construction program of more than
$2,000,000,000 in full swing ... I'm busier than ever.
"Remember my name . . . it's Western Electric."
Western Electric
A UNIT OF THE BELL
A capacity crowd of approxi
mately 35,000 fans is expected to
be on hand for the battle between
teams coached by two former high
school and college teammates,
George Sauer and Bernie Master
son. If the anticipated crowd ma
terializes a new attendance record
for KU home games will be es
tablished, and it will be the first
time that the Jayhawk stadium
has been completely filled.
IM Golf Tourney
Postponed; Reset
For October 27
The fall golf tournament has
been postponed a week because of
the student migration to the Nebraska-Kansas
game Saturday.
The new date for the golf tourn
ament is Sunday, Oct. 27, at the
Pioneer Golf Course. Teeing off
time will be between 8:00 and 10
a. m. and 1 and 2:30 p. m.
Coke Hour
YWCA members and all
those interested are reminded
of the Coke hour, Friday at 4
p. m. in Ellen Smith Hall. This
is an hour of fun and fellow
ship in addition to food.
job
me hopping!
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