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Sunday, October 19, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Game Slory . . .
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ND 17 yard stripe while the Husk
ers rolled to four successive first
downs.
But this first sign of Huskcr
offensive strength wilted as a
fierce Irish forward wall held
Moomey for no gain on two suc
cessive line smashes and swarmed
Little Del Wiegand twice while
the workhorse quarteback vainly
sought open receivers.
The Irish took over and the
Nebraskans could not generate a
serious threat throughout the re
mainder of the contest.
Novak Individual Star.
If one individual standout could
be declared from either the Corn
husker crew or the Notre Dainc
unit, the honor would rest on the
shoulders of Novak. The tireless
bone-crushing defensive star was
all over the field for the Huskcrs
continually rocking Irish ball car
riers. Cletus Fischer, Husker back field
spark, turned in a strong back field
performance along with Mueller
and Wiegand, who shouldered the
entire Husker quarterbacking as
signment with the exception of
two plays.
For the Irish it was simply a
case of two much all-around tal
ent, John Panelli, starting full
back, ripped through the Husker
defense for the first Irish touch
down. Mike Swistowicz carried
the brunt of the attack while
ramming over for the second No
tre Dame tally.
Little Coy McGee, elusive Irish
speedster, slipped through the
Husker defense for 13 yards for
ND's third period score.
All-American Johnny Lujack
gave way to reserve quarterback
Frank Tripucka throughout most
of the second half. And the Lu
jack understudy responded with a
tremendous passing exhibition cli
maxed by a touchdown flip to
End Dough Winbright in the fi
nal stanza.
The injured Emil Sitko return
ed to action late in the contest
but showed no apparent ill-effects
as he romped through a tired
Husker crew for the last Irish
tally.
Husker Forwards Strong
In the Husker forward wall End
Ralph Damkroger, Tackles Charlie
Toogood and Carl Samuelson and
Guard Fred Lorenz turned in top
rate performances matching the
display of All-American George
Connor, tackle and ND captain.
Representatives of the Nebraska
student body presented the Corn
husker squad with a large red
and white floral "N" before the
game. Across the "N" was a ban
ner which read "We're Behind
You The Student Body."
Harriet Quinn of Gothenburg,
president of Tassels, women's pep
organization, presented the floral
piece to Game-Captain Novak.
Notre Pnma Pos. Nebraska
Martin 205 le.. Damkrouer 211
Connor ) (220) . . .It.. . Toopood (234
W.Fischer (230) ..lg Wilkina (19.M
Strohmoycr ( 195) . .c . .Novak (cc) (20.'.)
Wendell (19R re Lorenz (1MR
Ciarobskl (213) rt.. Samuelson (232)
Hart 21 re.
Lujark (ISO) qh.
T. Frennan (173).. lh.
rn.
.f b.
Coutre (17)
Panelli (l'.IO)
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Pesek (21 Si
. . Wiepand (1RI
. . . Hution ( ICS I
.G. Klsolier (164 1
. .. . Aadms (187)
.. .6 6 7 1231
0 0 0 0 0
Notre name acorinc Touchdown: Pa
nelli. Swistowiir, Mc(Jee, Waybrichl,
Sitko. Point after touchdown: Earley.
Notre Dame auhstltutiona Knds :
Wlchtkin, WayhrlKht, Kspenan, Johnson,
Michaels; Tacklea: Budynklewici, Cifelli,
Sullivan, Urhan. McGehee. Ciechanowiez;
Guards: Oraco, Gaul, B. O'Connor,
Frampton, Lally. Paller; Centera: Mroh
meyer. Carter. Jeffera; Quarterbacks: Lu
jack. Tripucka, Brown; Halfbacks:
McGee, Coutre, Smith, Earley. Sitko, Gay.
Spaniel, J. Brennan; Kulltiack: Sim
mons. Nebraska aubatitutlont Enda: Nyden.
Cochrane, Doyle; Tacklea: Sim, Becker,
Golan; Guards : Hoy. Becker, Jacupke,
Pcdlacek. Meana: Center: Costello;
Quarterback: Thompaon; Halfbacks:
Mueller, Myera, Moomey. K. Flacher,
Ackerman; Fullbacks: Balestrom, Boat
wick. Officlala Referee: Jay Berwansrer
(ChlcaKo): Umpire: Grady Sklllern
(Oklahoma): Field Judge: John North
(Highland Park); Head llneaman: Paul
Goehel (Michigan).
Attendance 54.000.
WAA Announces
First Round Wins
Members of fourteen organized
houses participated in the first
week of the annual girls' intra
mural soccer-baseball tournament
with Chi Omega No. 2, Delta
Delta Delta No. 3, Gamma Phi
Beta No. 1, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma No.- 2, Alpha Phi No. 1 and
Howard Hall winning the first
round.
WAA announced that health
permits for all girls not registered
in a regular Physical education
course who wish to participate
in intramurals, must be in by Fri
day, Oct. 24.
This week's schedule:
Monday: Wllron Hall va. Delta Gamma
No. 2: Delta Delta Iielta No. 2 va. In
ternational House. Tuesday; Kapi Alpha
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Courtesy Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star.
NOVAK TO THOMPSON Game Captain Tom Novak, standout
center who sparked the gritty Husker football team in Saturday's
tangle with Notre Dame, snaps the leather to Quarterback Dick
Thompson.
Thela va. Kappa Kappa Gamma No. 2; No. 2 vs. Delta Gamma No. 1.
Alpha XI Delta No. 1 vs. Iowne Club. Thursday: Terrace Hall vs. Gamma Phi
Wednesday: Delta Delta Delta No. 3 Beta No. 2 (plavoffl; Kappa Kappa
vs. Alpha Chi Omega No. 1; Alpha Thl Gamma No. 1 va. Alpha Xi Delta No. 2.
Opening Concert
Lincoln Fine Arts Series
S. HUR0K
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CHORUS
DANCm
Thursday
Oct. 23. at 8:30
Philip Mallln.
Local Manager
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Prices: J 1. 20, $1.80, $2 10, f.1.00.
S.60 (Tat Included)
Tickets at Walts', 1110 O St.
rhone t-tl.'iO
"Th Series of the Stars"
Turkey Hacc Top
Inlrainural Event
The annual cross country tur
key race will get top billing on
this week's intramural athletic
program.
The race over a Va mile route
will be run Thursday starting at
4:30 p. m. .The race will start in
front of the east stadium and will
end west of the coliseum on the
athletic field.
Intramural table tennis match
es continue daily action this week.
Pioneer Co-ops meets Kappa Sig
ma Monday and the Phi Kappa
Psi paddle wielders play Sigma
Phi Epsilon Tuesday afternoon.
Sig Eps Take
Final Grid Win
Sigma Phi Epsilon intramural
gridders wound up league play
Friday night in the only contest at
the Coliseum layout by dropping
Zcta Beta Tau by a 6-0 count.
A Skotchdopole-Fowler neiiiil
accounted for the lone Sig Ep
tally.
The Sig Eps concluded piny
with three wins and three Ism-s.
Newan Club won a 2-0 forfeit de
cision from Huskcrville.
Unbeaten Beta Theta Pi will
meet once-beaten Phi Gamma
Delta in a feature battle at Ag
campus Monday night.
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