Friday, October 1, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Coach Potsy Clark's Huskers will be out to overthrow
the mighty Gophers from Minnesota when they tackle the
Giants of the North in Minneapolis Saturday.
The Huskers have high houes of upsetting the Goph
ers, a task which should prove very difficult on Minnesota's
home grounds.
If history has any bearing on the case, the odds should
favor Minnesota in its twenty-ninth meeting with Nebras
ka's grid forces Saturday in Memorial Stadium.
Gophers Hold Edge
The Gophers have come off vic
torious in 23 of these engage
ments with two resulting in ties
and four decisions going to the
Cornhuskers since the series was
inaugurated in 1900.
In the 15 games played between
Minnesota and Nebraska five have
ended in shutout triumphs for the
Maroon and Gold. Only twice has
the Cornhusker crew scored more
than one touchdown against Min
nesota. lhat was last season
when the score was 28-13. Ne
braska has scored 75 points
against Bierman and Hauser di
rected Minnesota elevens lor an
average of five points per game.
Bernie Bierman is inclined to
take the historical background of
this series with a grain of salt
Warns Bierman, "They're just as
big as we are through the line
and have more weight and speed
in the backfield. It will be i
tough game."
Will Experiment
Coach Bernie Bierman fs ex
pected to do considerable experi
menting in Saturday's clash with
Nebraska. The Gopher mentor is
not however taking the Huskers
too lightly and if Nebraska's
squad has anything to say about
it the game will be plenty tough.
Nebraska players were in high
spirits as they finished their final
practice in preparation for Min
nesota. As Coach Potsy Clark put
it, "As long as they only allow
eleven men on the field we're not
worried."
Bierman will probably test sev
eral sophomore players in Satur
day's game. Jerry Mitchell,
soph end, and Jack Sturdevant,
hard running back, were working
with the Minnesota varsity this
week. Inasmuch as Lefthalfbacks
Ev Faunce and Harry Elliott are
seniors this year, Sturdevant's
progress is of vital concern for
Bill Bye and Dick Lawrence can
not possibly carry this load next
season.
Conch Potsy Clark will probably
start Del Wiegand, Cletus Fischer,
Tom Novak and Bill Mueller in
the backfield. The forward wall
will include Ralph Demkroger
and Bob Schneider, ends; Herb
Reese and Jim Goderey, tackles;
Mike Diuiase and Darwin Sale
strom, guards; Bobby Costello,
center.
The Husker traveling (quad will In
clude! Left ends: Ralph Damkrnecr. How
ard Fletcher and ajrk Hnzen; left tn-kli:
Jim Godfrey, Charles TookooiI, Harold
Porn and Clayton Krazler: left euard:
Mike Dilllaje, Bob Llpps, Fred Hawkins
rid Warren UUInger; center: Bob Con
tello. Bob Mullen and Joe McOIII; rlKht
frunrda: Darwin Raleatrom and Arden
Mean; Hunt tacklea: Herb Rerae, Dick
fioeiclein, John Bedlaeek and Fred Golan;
rlKht end: Bob Schneider, Don Bailor and
Alex Cochran; quarterback: Del Welgand.
Prank Coilopy and Don gtnuhelm; left
half bark: Cletua Flucher, Gerald Feriru
on. Ken Flacher and Jim Myers; rlKht
halfback: Bill Mueller, Dick Hutton and
UeorK Boatwick; fullbacks: Tom Novak.
Phil Young, Gerald Moor, rank Meyer
and Don Schneider.
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son ticket salesmen are re
minded to turn in all money
and tickets to the Temple busi
ness office by 5 p. m. Friday.
brganized houses should also
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time if they have not done
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Del Wiegand, Jerry Moore
confer with Potsy
and Dutch Meyer
Clark on strategy for Minnesota contest. The trio will see plenty
of action against the Gophers.
In 1943, an article appeared in
the Daily Nebraskan which be
gan: "Sigma Alpha Epsilon house,
no longer a fraternity, now bears
the sign 'Panhellenic House.' "
The house was being used at that
time to quarter upperclass girls
who were going thru rush week.
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OFF TO MINNESOTA . . . this campus foursome Is rootin' for tha team end taldn' the trek
to Gopherland. Ginger Meehan. George Coupe, Kay Worch ester and Bill Vlcek are bound for Minnesota dressed
in Magee's fashions. . . Bill (who doubles in brass on Magee's college committee) and George. Student Council
wheel, wear smart suits from Magee's Second Floor, while Tassel Kay and Ginger (another BWOC on Magee's
college committee) wear new suits from Magee's Third Floor.
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