Tuesday, October 28, 1947,
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 3
Cletus Fischer I r
Named Mizzou
Game Captain
Priming for the Huskers crucial
Big Six test next Saturday at Co
lumbia with-the Missouri Tigers,
Coach Bernie Masterson as
sembled his Scarlet gridders for a
brief chalk talk Monday night be
fore hustling them onto the Me
morial Stadium practice confines
where he sent them against Tiger
offensive formations.
The Huskers, lucky to get by
the loop's two lowly elevens, Iowa
State and Kansas State by the
same 14-7 scores, will battle the
darkhorse Mizzou squad in a
showdown for the conference
leadership.
Coach Don Faurot's charges, up
with a wealth of power, romped
over the Huskers' common foes by
wide margins to establish them
. selves favorites. The Tigers
trounced K-State 47-7 and last
week thrashed Iowa State 26-7.
Fischer Captain.
Cletus Fischer, Nebraska back
field spark, drew the captaincy
honors for the Missouri homecom
ing celebration. The speedy six
man graduate has recovered from
early season injuries and has
flashed signs of surpassing the
heights attained by his versatile
action last year.
Two stellar Nebraska perform
ers were shelved by injuries
Monday night as a result of the
Wildcat fracas. End Ralph Dam
kroger spent r the Monday night
practice session under the heat
lamp. He has a badly injured side.
Bob Costello, Quarterback Del
Wiegand's defensive replacement,
also missed practice because of
an injured side. "
Services Doubtful.
Whether either will be ready
for duty next week remains a
question mark.
Ed Nyden was moved up to
Damkroger's wing spot Monday.
With that single exception the
first unit was the same that
opened at Manhattan Saturday.
That includes Jack Pesek at the
other end, Carl Samuelson and
Charlie Toogood at the tackles,
Fred Lorenz and Gene Wilkins at
the guards and Tom Novak at
center.
Del Wiegand was at his quar
terback slot, Fischer worked with
Bill Mueller at the halves and
Dale Adams ran from his fullback
spot.
Sig Alph Edge
Beta Sigs 14-13
Playoffs in the intramural foot
ball race got off to a flying start
Monday night as the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon crew, eked out a narrow
1413 win over a stubborn Beta
Sigma Psi outfit
In the other IM tilts played on
the Colseum ' grounds Monday
afternoon the Kappa Sigs gained a
berth in the final playoffs at the
expense of Phi Gamma Delta with
a 7-0 decisision and the Newman
Club gridders edged YMCA in an
Independent League playoff bat
tle by a 6-0 score.
Saladen Sparks.
The Sig Alphs, paced by Dick
Saladen, moved into a two touch
down lead but the Beta Sigs roar
ed back with a pair of tallies. They
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nUSKER OFFENSIVE LEADER Jim "Squat" Myers, former York
high school three sport star, turned in a cheering performance for
the Huskers Saturday against Coach Sam Francis' Kansas State
gridders at Manhattan. The hard-running halfback scored the win
ning tally by ramming over from the three-yard stripe and set up
the initial Husker TD by rambling 15 yards to the 14-yard line
earlier in the fourth canto. His 70-yard punt return for a touch
' . ' down in the first half was nuuified by a clipping penalty.
UV, Missouri
Lead Big Six
Gridiron Race
Nebraska ,and Missouri re
mained undefeated in conference
play Saturday as the Cornhuskers
downed Kansas State, and the
Tigers rolled over Iowa State.
Oklahoma, playing intersectional
competition, was upset by the
Texas Christian Horned Frogs.
Nebraska's Cornhuskers had to
failed to convert after the first
TD.
The Beta Sigs countered in the
bitterly fought contest when Reil
ing intercepted a Sig Alph pass
and romped 60 yards to pay dirt
An attempted pass for the point
failed.
The Sig Alphs meet Alpha Tau
Omega Tuesday night in a second
playoff battle.
FTjis Toppled
Kappa Sigma pulled its battle
out of the fire in the closing
seconds. Bill "Whitey" Orr re
covered a Phi Gam fumble in the
end rone with only 39 seconds re
maining to break a scoreless dead
lock. Jim Gutschow passed to Bill
Premer for the extra point
A Beiderman to Vstecka aerial
accounted for the only tally in
the Newman' Club-YMCA fracas.
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score twice in the last period to
squeeze past a fighting Kansas
State eleven, 14-7. The Wildcats
were set on breaking a 21 -game
losing streak before 17,000 Home
coming Day fans including Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower. And they
almost turned the trick. But Dar
win Salestrom and Jim Myers
went over in the fourth stanza to
spell defeat for the Kansans. Lady
Luck sided with the Wildcats,
however, when two first-half Ne
braska touchdowns were nullified
by penalties.
The victory put Nebraska in a
deadlock with Missouri for the
conference lead.
ZBT Ping Pong
Artists Win 3-2
Zeta Beta Tau paddle wielders
pounded out a 3-2 decision over
the Palladians in a first round
intramural table tennis match
Monday afternoon.
Finklestein, Harris and Levin
ger posted wins for the ZBT team
while Wittman and Craig paddled
out wins for the Palladians.
The Newman club ping pong
quint will meet the Alpha Sigma
Phi in another first round match
Tu esday night.
SWIM EXAMS.
All varsity swimming: team
candidates who have not al
ready done so are asked by
Coach Hollie Leplcy to report
to the training: room in the field
house to Trainer Elwyn Dees
Wednesday afternoon at 4:00
p.m. Oct. 29 to take physical
examinations.
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