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Huskers Return
To Lincoln; To
Meet Frosh
The University of Nebraska
1949 football squad returned to
Lincoln Wednesday night after
two weeks of training at Curtis.
Coach Bill Glassford reports
the team to be definitely im
proved. Especially impressive
was the showing made by Fran
Nagle, junior college transfer
from West Lynn, Mass.
The passing of quarterback
Nagle sparked early drills of the
Cornhuskers. Fran played for
backfield Coach Bob Davis for
two seasons at the University of
Massachusetts at Fort Deven.
Start One-a-Day Schedule.
' Glassford closed practice at
Curtis with a full hour scrim
mage Wednesday. This scrim
mage completed the two-a-day
practice schedule. In Lincoln
Thursday the Huskers will start
a single two-hour session.
Lincoln workouts will be held
behind closed gates. Only holders
of "Quarterback Club" passes
will be honored at the daily
drills. There are around 300 of
these ticket holders.
The varsity will scrimmage
the freshmen Saturday Sept. 17
at the Memorial stadium. The
game will be open to the public
with an admission fee of $1.
Faculty members will be ad
mitted with ticket No. 6. Stu
dents with ID cards will be ad
mitted free to the east stadium
only.
Rich Reese, sophomore from
Omaha Central, and Bill Maxe,
junior college transfer from
Brainerd, Minn., have beep
switched to tackle positions.
Reese, formerly a center, is rated
one of the most improved play
ers in the Husker camp. Maxe
started practice as a fullback
and was then moved to an end
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TRAN NAGLE Quarterback transferred from West Lynn, Mass.,
whose passes sparked early Husker drills. Nagle performed for
backfield coach Bob Davis for two seasons at the University of
Massachusetts.
position. The 195 pounder is ex
pected to add weight to the
weakened tackle position.
Others Improve.
Other gridders showing im
provement include Darwin Sale
strom, St. Edward guard; Virg
Adle, North Platte sophomore
tackle; Charley Tocgood, senior
tackle; and Don Strasheim,
stocky fullback from Kimball.
Strasheim has been moved up
to the A lineup replacing Nick
Adduci, sophomore fullback from
Chicago.
Jerry Ferguson. Scottsbluff
halfback, suffered a foot injury
last week. Other gridders con
fined to light duty because of
injuries were ends Maxey Vestal,
Frank Simon and Dean Newton.
Confucius Say
"Do not wish for quick re
sults, nor look for small advan
tages. If you seek quick results,
you will not attain the ultimate
goal. If you are led astray by
small advantages, you will never
accomplish great things."
Two Big 7 Teams
Sign for Garden
Kansas State and Oklahoma
basketball teams will represent
the Big Seven at Madison Square
Garden this season.
Kansas State will play Long
Island University, December 8,
and Oklahoma and City College of
Track Men
Track Conch Ed Weir has
asked all men interested in
track and field to be at the
Field House classroom
Thursday at 5 p .m.
New York will meet December
19. The Garden has scheduled a
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