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Coach Bill Glassford's
unofficially opened the 1949 schedule Saturday by rambling
over the Freshmen, 40-0.
Just one week before the initial regularly scheduled
game with South Dakota, Glassford used every available
varsity player in a full dress
game at Memorial Stadium.
The game was marred by
fumbles and penalties. The frosh
fumbled four times and the var
sity twice. The penalty total was
l"high with the varsity being
! penalized 10 times for a total of
70 yards and the frosh five times
! for 41 yards.
transfer was the whole show for
the red shirted varsity. Nagle
attempted 12 passes and com
pleted nine of them. Three of
the passes netted touchdowns.
Nagle's ball handling was the es
sence of deception and his choice
of plays good.
The Husker running attack,
which functioned in spurts, was
led by Rocky Mueller, senior
Omaha halfback, and stock Nick
Adduci, Chicago fullback. Muel
lers end sweeps, and Adduci's line
bucking were the only problems
Ihp tmiirh anH hpavv frosh line
had to cope with.
The yearling line outweighed
the varsity front men almost 10
; pounds per man. The backfields
were about on a par in weight.
The first varsity scoring came
Harry Meginnis, ace sprinter from
Lincoln, took a Bobby Reynolds
punt on the varsity 35 yard line
iind raced 65 yards down the
sidelines for a touchdown. Tom
Novak cleared the last frosh de
fender from Meginnis' path with
a block that was heard all
over the stadium. Ted Britt con
verted to make the score 7-0.
Alter four plays in the second
quarter, Nick Adduci took a hand
off from Nagle and with the help
1 rambled 42 yards for the second ;
. varsity touchdown. Again the (
"educated toe of Britt added the t
' extra point. j
A freshman fumble one play ;
later Mullen kicked off was re-j
covered by Novak and Moon Mul-1
len on the frosh 16 yard line,
enabling the varsity to score
again. After a five yard offside
penalty, Mueller advanced the
ball to the 15 yard line and
stored on the next play. Britt
added the extra point to make
the scoreboard read 21-0.
The talented passing arm of
Nagle provided the next three
varsity touchdowns. Don Bloom,
Omaha scatback, was on the re
ceiving end of the first scoring
aerial. The T. D. was set up by a
punt return by Gerry Ferguson,
who caught a boot by John Sin-
lair, frosh halfback from Los An
geles, Calif., on the freshmen 45
and returned the ball to the 24.
Two Nagle to Bloom passes cov
ered the ground to the end zone.
Freshman Coach H. H. "Ike"
Hanscom issued the call for all
freshmen, not already out for
lootball and want to play, to
report Tuesday at 7 p. m. in
stead of Monday.
AH frosh interested in play
ing freshmen ball should meet
with Coach Hanscom at the
Field House Monday night.
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This time Britt missed the con
version so the score remained
27-0.
The third and final touchdown
of the wild second stanza came
after Max Vestal recovered a
frosh fumble on the 44-yard line.
The march to the goal line was
climaxed by a pass from Nagle
to Simon. Britt missed the extra
point and at the ena of the half
the score stood at 33-0.
In the third quarter a see-saw
battle ensued with the frosh
carrying the ball to the varsity 17
yard line, the deepest penertation
made by the yearlings.
An 83-yard drive in the last
quarter, featuring Nagle's passing
and Mueller's running, netted the
last touchdown of a long after
noon. Nagle to Vestal, pass com
bination, covered the last 18 yards
for the score. Britt converted his
fourth extra point of the day for
a final score of 40-0.
Some of the bright spots in the
freshmen afternoon were Allen
Osborne, fullback irom Aberdeen,
South Dakota; Bob Reynolds,
Grand Island; Wayne Handshy,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Ray Rifenbark,
Sioux City, la.; Ed Wingender,
Omaha; and Jim Levendusky, So.
Greensburg, Pa.
Osborne was the best the frosh
running attack had to offer.
Bobby Reynolds didn't live up to
expectations offensively but his
sparkling game of defense robbed
the varsity of at least one other
touchdown. Handshy teamed with
another heavy teammate, Don
Boll to make the center of the
frosh line almost impenetrable.
A. J. Lewendowski, ticket
manager has announced that
student activity tickets will be
distributed Monday, the 19th,
at 8:30 a. m. Students must
present their pink receipt slips
containing their lotterynum
ber before they will oc al
lowed to receive their tickets.
The tickets will be given out
at the Coliseum.
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Howard Fletcher, McCook end
who has been forced to quit foot
ball because of a knee injury suf
fered in last year's game with
Oklahoma. B
Fletcher Quits;
Operation May
Save Career
Howard Fletcher, junior end
from McCook, has checked in his
equipment because of a knee in
jury which kept him out of
spring drills and restricted him
to light duty at- Curtis.
It is hoped that the ailment,
diagnosed as a loose cartilage by
the team physician, can be reme
died by an operation. "Fletch" is
slated to go to the hospital this
week to have the cartillage re
moved. By staying out this year. How
dy will save a year of eligibility.
If the operation is a success.
Fletcher will be back in suit next
year.
Fletcher has been one of Coach
Bill Glassford's best pass catch
ing ends. He was injured last
season :n the Oklahoma game.
As a sophomore last year,
Fletcher was named to the All
Big Seven sophomore team. This
team was picked by conference
coaches to honor the most out
standing second year gridders in
the Missouri Valley. Bob "Moon"
Mullen, center from . Connells
ville. Pa., was the only other
Cornhusker named on the soph
omore squad.
Fletcher caught eight passes
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Freshmen Coach H. H. "Ike"
Hanscom sounded optimistic as he
discussed the outstanding men in
his frosh squad.
"Registration," said the coach,
"is the biggest problem we have
to overcome." He explained that
the team has not had a chance
to work out together for almost
a week.
Some of the outstanding men in
the fullback spot mentioned by
Hanscom were, "Buck" Osborne,
from Aberdeen, So. Dak.; George
Prochaska, Ulysses, and Ed We
gender, Omaha.
Bobby Reynolds, Grand Island
All-State ouarteiback, has been
switched to a halfback post. Other
halfbacks that have shown prom
ise in early drills are Jim Lenen
duly, South Greenburg, Pa., and
Keith Kreychek, from Valentine.
Buster Lehman. El Paso, Tex.;
Jack Ladds, Shenandoah, la., and
Dick Heacox, from. Derry, Pa.,
lead the field of quarterbacks.
Ted Connor, Hastings, has been
moved to an end position. Con
nor was chosen All-State last year
as a fullback. Injuries have ham
pered Connor's progress slightly.
Other men who suffered slight in
juries last week are Wayne Hand
shy, Los Angeles. Calif., tackle,
and Dick Goll, Tc-kamah, center.
IM Managers
I Will Meet
Charles Miller, director of intra
mural athletics, announced a
meeting of all intramural sports
managers to plan this year's intra
mural schedule. The meeting will
be held in the Physical Education
building. Monday at 5 p. m.
last year for a total of 192 yards
and scored one touchdown. His
total of yards gained by pass re
ceiving was surpassed only by
Dick Hutton, star halfback who
graduated last spring. Hutton
netted 231 y&rds.
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Big Seven Teams
Start Action Sat.
Next Saturday, conference
teams will swing into action. Ne
braska's Cornhuskers will display
Coach Bill Glassford's T-forma-tion
against South Dakota at Lin
coln. Kansas U. and Colorado will
meet in the only intraconference
match when the two teams play
at Boulder. Other Big Seven
teams in action next Saturday are
Iowa State, against Illinois, at
Champaign, Missouri, who meets
Ohio State, at Columbus, and Ok
lahoma who will tangle with Bos
ton College in Beantown.
All men interested in play
ing B team football should re
port Monday at 4 p. m. at the
Field House, Coach Neal Meh
ring announced.
"There are plenty of oppor
tunities for those who want to
play," Coach Mehring said.
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