Wednesday, October 15, 1547"
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Klein's Frosh
Test Varsity
Ground Game
It was a double duty drill for
the Nebraska varsity crew Tues
day night.
Coach Bernie Masterson gave
his Huskers an opportunity to
brush up on their offense against
I.. F. "Pop" Klein's freshmen on
the varsity greensward while As
sistant coaches Doug Russel and
Tony Blazine worked alternate
units on defense against the Nub
bins on the varsity practice turf.
Little Del Wiegand drew the
main quarterbacking assignment
with some relief from Joe Part
ington. Cletus Fischer, returning
to his first Jeam halfback spot,
flashed signs of his old running
form as he repeatedly romped
through the Frosh defense.
Bill Mueller, Jim Myers and
Bob Ackerman also reeled off
long gains with hard running
against the persistent and scrap
py freshmen.
Toogood Nurses Cut- Lip
The Huskers are returning to
full physical strength. Charlie
Toogood was the only regular
varsity lineman out of the Frosh
skirmish. He is nursing a badly
cut lip, but will be ready for
Saturday's battle with the Fight
ing Irish.
Masterson grouped Jack Pesek
and Ralph Damkroger at the
ends, Carl Samuelson and Fred
Golan at the tackles and Fred
Lorenz and Gene Wilkins at the
guards with Captain Tom Novak
at the pivot spot with the No. 1
line. Dick Hutton and Dale Adams
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SCATBACK RETURNS Cletus
Fischer, speedy broken field
runner, rejoined the Huskers'
first eleven Tuesday night after
a two week session on the side
lines with a pulled leg muscle.
The St. Edward flash showed
signs of his old form in romping
through Pop Klein's freshmen
gridders. Fischer will be in the
starting lineup for the Not.e
Dame fracas.
teamed with Fischer and Wiegand
in the backfield. ,,
Junior Collopy, Jim Riedy and
Kenny Fischer ran with Parting
ton as a resrve backfield unit
with the first team line.
While Masterson worked to
improve the Husker running at
tack for the Notre Dame battle,
Russel and Blazine continued to
polish Nebraska's defense against
the Johnny Lujack guided "T"
formation of Coach Frank Leahy's
Irish.
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Launch Official
Cage Workouts
Head Basketball Coach Harry
Good announced Tuesday that of
ficial cage workouts will start
Wednesday. Varsity, B team, and
freshmen candidates will report
for the daily supervised practices.
Approximately 75 men have
been conditioning the past few
weeks for the coming season. Ma
jor lettermen who have been
working out are: Joe Brown,
Nashville, Tenn.; Bob Cerv, Wes
ton; Rod Cox, Lincoln; Claude
Retherford, French Lick Springs,
Ind.; Dick Schleiger, Omaha, and
Paul Shields, Monrovia, Ind.
Minor award winners banc this
year include Kenneth Anderson,
Creston, la.; Anton Lawry,
Omaha, and Dick Srb, Lincoln.
Ncal Mosscr from Kcbron and
Jim Sandstedt from Omaha, both
out with pre-scason injuries a
year ago, will be counted on to
strengthen the ball club.
B team players making a bid
Splash Parly
A regular co-recreational
splash party will be held in
the University of Nebraska
swimming pool Wednesday
night at 8:30. All persons at
tending must have a swimming
permit and must furnish their
own suits. Hollie Lepley, IN
swim coach will be in charge.
for varsity berths include Bob Al
len, Lincoln; Don Bauer, Goehner;
Doyle Buskohl, Norfolk; Bill Den
ker, Elkhorn; Fritz Simpson, At
lantic, la.; Tom Milliken, Fre
mont; Bill Salcr, Greensburg,
Ind.; Jim Van Burgh, Minneapo
lis, Minn.; Melvin Williams, Ixad,
S. D., and Thurman Wright, Rich
mond, Ind.
Since the pre-war freshman
rule goes into effect this season,
there will be three separate
squads. Tony Sharp and John
Thompson will assist Good with
the coaching duties.
First game on the IA47-48
Husker slate is with Purdue, Dec.
8, on the coliseum maples.
ATO Slvmies
Late DU Bid
Alpha Tau Omega Tuesday
turned back a spirited Delta Up
silon drive in the last few .sec
onds of play to win one of the
most closely contested IM footbal
games this season.
The ATO men looked like sure
winners with three minutes to
go, holding a 7-0 advantage on a
TD pass from Don Gallop to
Tommy Harman. Then the DU
boys came to life and by virtue
of a pass interception and a se
ries of quick pass plays by Jack
Cottington crossed the ATO goal
line. The try for point fizzled.
Beta Sigma Psi struck through
the air twice to defeat Pioneer
Co-Op 13-0 in a otherwise tightly
played ball game. Sigma Phi Ep
silon dropped a close 7-2 game
to Theta Xi in the only othtr
fraternity game. The Theta Xi
counter came on a pass from
Sullivan to Johnson. In another
IM game the Newman club took
a tight 1-0 overtime decision
from Melting Pot.
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