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Wednesday, October 20, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 3
Freshman Squad Opens
Against Cyclone Eleven
Coach L.F. "Pop" Klein's fresh
men gridders will journey -to
Iowa State October 20 where the
young players will meet the Cy
clone frosh.
The Frosh football mentor has
named a list of 43 men to make
the trip.
It will be the first time in some
years that Nebraska Frosh will
play intercollegiate football. The
game will start at 2 p.m.
Iowa State's Herb Cormack will
be "attempting to continue his un
defeated string in 1948 with the
freshman. Cormack directed the
B team to a pair of victories last
year.
Coaches Klein, Kane, Miller,
Johnson, Parsons, Mctheny, Han
scom and Koejerk have been
priming the first year men all
month. The players are ready to
follow the varsity's victory over
the Cyclones.
The squad, listing name, home
town, height and weight:
KnU Frank Simon. Burchard, 183,
-l-H: Vinrk Dittm.in. Uneodn. 195. 5-11:
Cecil Villi". Lincoln, 189, -3'i, ; Lenter
Rcemts. Geneva, 175. 6-2: Winnie Sipp,
PcottNbluff, 150, -0; Pen Newton,
Omaha, 180. 6-1: Rohy Cable, Pueblo,
Colo., 190, 6 0; Bill Schafl'er, Litchfield,
223. 6-3.
Tackles Teil Brit, North Platte. 203.
-l : Krnie Lee, Lincoln, 208, ft-10; Bob
Mockett, Lincoln. 195, 5-11; Hurley Rec
tor, Weepinx Water. 231. 8-2'A; Glenn
Morlti. Lexington, 191. 6-1; Robert Fes-
BY HAROLD flBRAMSON
6-2; DavUl
5 11;
Don
Minnesota, i UCLA or Kansas
destructible this season and is
certainly a far cry from the
spirit that pervaded the campus
last year.
We think a lot of the credit for
the great backing the team is
getting this year is largely due
to the Husker athletic coach,
Mr. George "Potsy" Clark.
Potsy Guiding Spirit
No change could have been so
complete without h i s guiding
spirit just as no chance could
have been complete without the
backing of Nebraska students.
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Coach Clark's souad is not coins i 1 owl service Available
ter. Fredonia, Kas., 210,
jonea, naaitngfl. is, ft-n.
Guards Don Burson, Omaha, 183
Alfred Blackett, Omaha, 23.'). 5-11
Woods. Halgler, 202, 6-2: Rodnev Klin.
Beatrice, 185, 5-10; Hnrold Boswell, Falla
City, 183, 8-1: John Dean, HastlnRS, 191,
6-2; Bruce Kvans. Lincoln, 185, 6-2.
Centers Richard RpRier, San Lula
Obispo, Calif., 186. 6-1; Richard Reese,
Omaha, 197, 6-0; Tracy Biisoh, Pender,
184, 5-11; Virgil Adle, North Datte, 213,
6-2
RiBht halfbacks John McCurdy, Lin
coln. 163, 5-9; Harold Summers, Cam
bridge. 186. 5-10; Joe PnnnriKO, Chicago,
111.. 170. 5-10; Frank Wootera, Broken
Bow, 170, 6-0.
Ift halfbacks-Ron Clark. Ravenna,
152, 5-9; Tom Hopkins. Weepini? Water,
16fl. 5-9; Rollan Aubert, Pierce, 165, 5-10;
Richard Yost, Omaha, 189. 5-10V4;
Charles Buehrer. Harvard, 175, 5-10;
Burdoll Coplan, Watertown, S. D., 161.
5-9.
guarteibacks John Murphv. Glenwood,
la., 180. 5-9; Carl Schmidt, Sidney, 1K0,
5-9; Mark Martin, Lincoln. 172, 5-11;
Bill Darnell. Alliance. 170. 6-0.
Fullbacks Nlchoas Adducl. Chicago,
III., 187. 5-10; Robert Diers, West Point,
186. 6-0; Dick Giffonl, Pawnee City. 170.
5-10.
. BEAT KANSAS
Weir Calls for
Cinder Talent
Coach Ed Weir is anxious for
all track candidates, who have
checked out equipment, to report
for practice sessions every eve
ning. The Husker track mentor em
phasized the importance of get
ting into shape early in the sea
son and has' issued a call for more
track talent to report.
"The boys are checked for at
tendance at practice and if they
don't show up. other tracksters
will get the equipment," Coach
Weir warned.
The Huskcrs have suffered sev
eral losses from last year's cinder
squad. Stan Martin, letter win
ner from Broken Bow, did not
come back to school this fall and
Esref Aydin, the tireless Turk, is
not eligible until the second se
mester. Tryouts for the Scarlet two
mile team which will run against
Kansas U Saturday will be held
tomorrow evening at 4:15.
BKAT KANSAS -
Means Says New
IM Unit Formed ..
A new intramural competitive
organization has been formed by
the department which will con
sist of al lorganized denomina
tional and religious groups on the
campus.
This group will have its own
leagues and compete with the su
premacy point system. Awards
similar to the Jack Best race for
fraternities will be given td the
champions. Winners will be eli
gible to compete in the final play
offs for All University champion
ships in all sports.
Secretary of the new organiza
tion during its early stages has
been Steve Dzama of the Meth
odist Student House.
The new organization will start
competition with two events. One
will be a basketball free throw
tournament and the other will be
the Interdenominational Bowling
league. Both will get under way
next week.
Units desiring to affiliate in the
newly organized circuit should
call the Intramural Headquarters
at once and make complete ar
rangements. A meeting of all de
nominational managers has been
called by Mr. Means for 5 p. m.,
Wednesday, Oct. 27, in the P. E.
building.
Bait Ca sling Altlel
To Intramural Roster
Bait and fly casting has been
added to intramural roster, ac
cording to Lee Means, director of
Physical Education. The tourna
ment will take place at the Lin
coln Oak Lake park on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 31. Competition
will be open to all comers.
10
WHAT'S
COMING?
Days 'Til Homecoming
to perlorm miracles this season.
They know that football teams
are not made championship
teams overnight unless they are
bought and paid for. Nebraskans
know we don't play the game that
way on this campus.
Huskers Flay to Win.
The scarlet and cream has al
ways gone on the gridiron with
only one thought and that is to
win. Whether it is Notre Dame,
Minnesota, UCLA, or Kansas
State, Nebraska teams have al
ways played to win and they will
continue to do so.
New Day Coming.
We bcileve that Husker fans
have finally reconciled themselves
to the fact that Nebraska football
teams are undergoing a rebuild
ing process. In the words of Head
Football Coach Potsy Clark, "a
new day is coming."
We would like to change that
a little. Let's make it a new year
is coming. A year that will see
the Cornhuskers approach their
pre-war status in Big Seven foot
ball. So standby fans things
won't alwavs bo like they are.
BEAT KANSAS
LOOK INTELLIGENT!
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and dopes are often mistaken for
people because they look awake,
alert. You, too, can do it. Take a
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BRIGHT EVEN. 2jc at drug atores
Iii New P.E. Building
The Department of Physical
Education for men has announced
that plenty of lockers are still
available for men who desire to
have locker and towel service.
This service will be available
for all miscellaneous recreational
activity in either the Coliseum
basement or the new Physical Ed
ucation building.
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