Friday, September 26, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Betas Gain
Narrow 7-6
IM Victory
SCORES
Delta Upsilon 1, Sigma Fhl Ep
tilon 0.
Beta Theta Pi 7, Kappa Sigma 6.
Wranglers 2, ROTC 0 (forfeit).
Sigma Chi 2, Alpha Gamma
Rho 0.
Roland' Emmett's pass to Bob
Means for an extra point proved
the margin of victory as Beta
Theta Pi squeezed by Kappa Sigma
T-6 in an IM football tilt Thurs
day afternoon.
Delta Upsilon picked up a nar
'row 1-0 win over Sigma Phi Ep
silon and Sigma Chi downed a
fighting Alpha Gamma Rho team
2-0 in other contests. The Wrang-
lers were 2-0 forfeit victors as
the ROTC club failed to put in an
appearance.
Although controlliisc the ball for
most of the contest, the Betas were
forced to come from behind in the
late minutes after the Kappa Sigs
6truck in the early moments with
a Deichlur to Sullivan aerial for
their lone marker.
Levine Scores
Late in the game, Bill Levine
snagged Emmett's toss for a TD
to knot the count. Means then
scored the extra point to clinch
the game.
DTflta Upsilon was awarded a
1-0 win over Sigma Phi Epsilon
by piling up a yardage advantage
after the regular game ended in
a scoreless tie. In a series of four
downs, the DU's advanced the pig
skin up field 15 yards while the
Sig Eps failed to gain any yardage
on a running play after three
passes failed.
Sigma Chi chalked up its sec
ond win with -a narrow 2-0 win
over Alpha Gamma Rho at the Ag
field. Tom Morrow trapped an
AGR back in the end zone after
the latter intercepted a Sig Chi
forward pass. Both teams dis
played a rugged defensive game.
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AGILE WINGMAN Bob Rav
ensberg, All-Big Nine end choice
in 1945, set to do a little pass
catching for his Indiana Hoosi
ers Saturday afternoon in Me
morial Stadium. Ravensberg is
one of the "three and one-half"
ends Bo McMillin is counting
on to carry his famed aerial
game against the Huskers.
PeBolt Announces
Nubbins' Roster
Nubbins' Coach Ray DeBolt an
nounced Thursday that his squad
has been cut to 47 men. The fol
lowing men will continue as
members of the Nubbins' squad:
Andrew. John Jsimpan, William
Ackerman. Ken Kane. BUI
Lupomech. Ed
Long, Rohrt
McKay. Dun
Magsman, Kay
Meglnnls. Harry
Veter-Anns.
Veter-Anns, club for women
veterans, will meet Wednesday,
Oct. 1 at 6:30 p. m. in the union.
Brooker, Ken
Buchanan, W.
Copenhagen, Otto
Churchill. Roy
Deulah. Erwln
DaMowde, Dean
Doerr. HowacjJ
Fox, John
Fox, Marry
Farner. Robert
Flnatrom, Dan
Gare, John
Golan. Fred
Gutachow, Joe
Gunderson, Ted
Hollin, Ken
Hazen, Jack
Harrington, B.
Hale, Rum
Hawkini, Fred
Johnston, Harry
Kempkea, Lou Is
Mullen, Robert
Munson, Ben
Novak, R.
Peters, Jim
Prall, BUI
Patton, Bob
Powley, Harlan
Sommers, John
Scovllle. Bob
Unger, Hubert
Villara, Bruce
Vlllars, Tjirry
Steel, Edgar
Larsen, Bophls
Mussman, Oocar
Hermansen, L
Hit the Hooslers!
IM Schedule
Friday's Games
Field No. 1 Phi Delta Theta vs.
Cornhusker Co-op.
Field No. 2 Presbyterian House
vs. Vet's Organization.
Field No. 3 Zeta Beta Tau vs.
Sigma Alpha Mu.
Field No. 4 Huskerville vs.
Melting Pot.
Huskers ... i
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around.
Hefty Line
Line Tutor Tony Blazine will
get a chance to see the efforts of
three weeks of intensive practice
with his block busters against one
of the toughest backfields in the
big Nine. Blazine's crew, sport
ing a neat 215-pound average,
boasts a 19-pound per man ad
vantage over the Hoosiers' for
wards who tip the Fairbanks at
an average of 194.
Big Charlie Toogood, carrying
232 pounds on his gagantuan
frame tops the Husker beefers.
End Carl Samuelson, All-Big Six
tackle last year and Center Tom
Novak, all-conference fullback
selection in 1946 will bolster a
forward wall with Game Captain
Gene Wilkins, only regular who
started the '46 Hoosier battle in
this year's starting contingent,
Big Johnny Sedlacek, converted
from tackle to guard and Jack
Pesek.
Backfield Edge
Indiana's backs, averaging 197,
make up for some weight de
ficiency. They carry 25 pounds
per man more than the Husker's
starting backfield combination.
The Hoosiers are slated to ar
rive in Lincoln Friday morning
and will go through a light work
out behind closed gates at Me
morial Stadium Friday afternoon.
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The dean of women and her
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Officials for Saturday's game
are: Jack North, Highland Park,
referee; Dewitt Gibson, jr., North
western, umpire; John Fahey,
Marquette, field judge; Cornie
Collin, Creighton, head linesman.
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