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Friday, October 23, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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POSTPONE TURKEY RACE.
Thursday rains forced post
ponement of the annual Intra
mural cross country turkey
race. The Ion distance event
will be run Wednesday, Oct.
29. at 4:30.
IM Grid Playoffs
Scheduled Monday
With the regular season com
ing to a jumbled close, playoffs
in the Intramural gridiron race
will begin Monday afternoon.
Several ties have forced play
offs before the playoffs.
In League II three clubs ended
deadlocked for second place hon
ors. Sigma Chi will play Kappa
Sigma Friday afternoon with the
winner to tangle with Phi Gamma
to determine a playoff berth.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Delta
Upsilon will battle Friday to
break a second place deadlock in
League I. Delta Tau Delta dead
locked for first and second will
flip a coin to determine the order
Delta in a single elimination meet
of finish in the League II race.
Husker Squad Departs
For Kansas State Tilt
Nebraska's Fighting Huskers will seek to turn in a re
peat performance of last Saturday's inspired play against
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touted iotre uame wnen tney comae witn tne napless
Kansas State Wildcats.
Coach Bernie Masterson's 35-man squad will depart for
the K-State stronghold Friday morning at 10:00. A short
workout is scheduled for Friday afternoon.
The Huskers will be favored to
hand the Wildcats their 22nd
consecutive defeat before a rec
ord homecoming crowd of 18,000
to 20,000.
But Nebraska holds a high re
spect and a slight , fear of the
passing ability of Quarterback
Bill Church, a native Nebraskan.
The former Fnhbury star has
completed 21 flips for 315 yards
to date.
The Scarlet coaching staff has
been polishing the Huskers' aerial
defense and has been sharpening
an air offense which has been in
ept in the past two tests.
The Husker squad is at near
peak strength with only End Don
Sailors and Quarterback dick
Thompson on the ailing list.
This will be the second loop
contest for both elevens and the
Nebraska All-America coached
K-State crew will be out to
avenge last week's humiliating
47-7 loss to Missouri.
Ail-Bis Six Tackle Carl Sam
uelson will captain Nebraska Sat
urday afternoon.
Probable starting lineups:
Nebraska 1 Kansas State
DamkroRer 1? B.r.Bn?
TooKood 1' Heath
Wilkin U Berry
Novak c Conley
Lprens it Bcmrmer
Bamuelson (OC) .. Dawson
Pesrk r? Prnthcr
Wlepand ql Curry
Mueller h Merrtman
Fiacher ro Bryan
adums ft Stchley
Pair Loop Tilts
Highlight Card
Two loop games will feature
the Big Six grid card this week
end as Nebraska meets Kansas
State and Missouri tangles with
Iowa State. Oklahoma will test
Texas Christian while Kansas en
joys an open date.
At Manhattan Coach Bernie
Masterson's fighting Cornhuskers
will try to spoil Coach Sam J; ran
cis' homecoming plans. The K
State Wildcats take the underdog
role in the second conference
game for both clubs. Nebraska
dropped Iowa State 14-7 while
the Wildcats lost to Missouri 47-7.
The University of Missouri Ti
gers will be favored by two touch
downs when they tangle with the
Iowa State Cyclones at Ames Sat
urday. The tussle will mark the
first meeting of Missouri Mentor
Don Faurot and Iowa State's Abe
Stuber as rival Big Six football
coaches. The two were backfield
teammates at Missouri in 1925.
Coach Bud Wilkinson worked
his Oklahoma Sooners on pass de
fense in preparation for Satur
day's battle with Texas Christian
at Norman. Eddy Davis, first team
Sooner fullback, who suffered a
badly cut nose against Kansas last
week, will be sidelined for the
game. Merle Greathouse will take
over the fullback slot. Wilkinson
named Tackles Homer Paine and
Bill Morris to co-captain the
Oklahomans. Texas Christian is
expected to launch a tricky aerial
attack against the Sooners.
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Nebraska 'B'
Gets Initial
Gridiron Test
The Nebraska Nubbins will
leave at noon Friday for their en
gagement against the highly tout
ed Ft. Riley Cantours at Ft. Riley
Friday night under the arc lights.
The Husker B outfit will be out
to protect perfect record produced
last year which shows a string of
four wins and one tie.
Coach Ray DeBolt continued to
use the same first string through
the week which Included Harry
Fox and Sophus Larsen at ends,
Oscar Mussman and Bob Harring
ton at guards, William Kimball
and Ken Ackerman at tackle, Hu
bert linger at center, Rus Hale
calling the signals, Harry Megin
nis and Ben Munson at the halves
and Dean Demoude at fullback.
Pair Tilts Scheduled
This is the first of two games
scheduled this year for the Nub
bins. The other contest will be
played at Memorial Stadium
against Ft. Riley November 15.
Others listed on the traveling
squad:
Roy Churchill, Erwln Devlsh, Howard
Doerr, Robert Farncr, Don Flnstrom, John
Fox, Fred Hawkins, Lloyd Hermansen,
Harry Johnson, Lou Kempkes. Bill Kane,
Ed Lumomech, Ray Magansen, Jim Peters,
Church Peterson, Harlan Powley, John
Pegg, Bob Scoville, oJhn Summers, Edgar
Steele, Bruce Vlllars, Dee Vlllards.
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