Friday, October 14, 1949
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For the fourth timo in as many .
games. Coach Bill Glassford will !
send his Huskers against a team !
that has an overwhelming weight
advantage especially in the back
field. At the end snots, Nebraska's
Ralph Damkroger, who weighs
210, and Bob Schneider, 195, out
weigh the Lions' ends John Smi
dansky and Bob Hicks, who both
weigh 190.
Penn State's tackles hold a de
cided advantage over the Husk
ers' tackles. Don Murray and Neg
ley put their weight together to
tip the scales at 450 pounds that
beef is evenly distributed, they
both weigh 225 pounds.
Nebraska's probable starters at
tackle, Charlie Toogood and Dick
Goeglein, weigh 220 and 202, re
spectively. Glassford would not be
able to match the weight that
Bedenk could muster at the tackle
spots. Bedenk does not have a
tackle that weighs less than 200
pounds, even though his heaviest
men are 225.
Paul Kelley, Penn State's nomi
nation for All-American guard
honors, weighs 215 pounds and
will go against Husker Fred Haw
kins, from Omaha, who weighs
187. Joe Drazenovich, playing his
fourth year of college ball, is the
other Lion guard. He weighs 205,
and will probably go against 194
pounder Walt Spellman.
Tom Novak, Nebraska's nomi
nation for All-American honors
lor center, will have his Qualities
measured by Chuck Beatty, who
is also looking for the same hon
ors. Beatty outweighs Novak by
eight pounds. This will be the sec
ond time that Novak has gone
against an nAll-American aspir
ant. The first time was in the
Minnesota game when he faced
against an All-American aspir
the Gophers' Tonnemaker.
Anchoring the Penn State back
field is quarterback Chuck Draz
enovich. Drazenovich weighs 215
and stands 6' 1", which makes him
one of the biggest backs in the
nation. Hounding out the rest of
the Lions' backficld are O'Bara,
170. who, incidently is the light-
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Glassford has named Bob
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MAIN FEATURES START
LINCOLN: "Task Force," 1:37,
4:11, 6:45 9:19.
STUART: "Father Was a Full
back," 1:36. 3:38, 5:39, 7:41, 9:43.
NEBRASKA: "David Harum,"
1:00, 3:56, 652, 9:48. "Steamboat
Round the Bend," 2:32, 5:28, 8:24.
CAPITOL: Amateur Show, 8.
"Adventure's End," 1:11, 5:00,
6:55, 10. "House on 92nd Street,"
2:20, 5:10, 8:25.
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Captain Bob Schneider, Ne
braska City end. will be acting
captain when the Huskers meet
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Ncbrk L men in Mfi't
Fein Fun
WAA members, who were
eligible to vote last spring, will
decide in an election Tuesday,
October 18, whether or not they
want their Constitution amended.
Barbara Van Every, president
of the WAA, gave warning to all
members that they must present
their identification card to re-
; ceive their ballot.
A ballot box will be placed in
. the WAA office Tuesday and
members will be able to cast
! their ballot between 8:00 a. m.
j and 5:00 p. m.
The soccer baseball schedule
for Monday, October 17 is:
I International House versus
j Sigma Delta Tau.
I The Duck Pin club will meel
j Wednesday, October 19, in the
Grant Memorial. All new and old
I members are urged to attend.
Penn State at Slate College Sat
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coln Journal
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Saturday for
2-Mile Meet
Nebraska's two-mile track team
opens its fall season Saturday
morning at 11 a. m., against the
University of Colorado in Me
morial Stadium, according to
track Coach Ed Weir.
Esref Aydin, from Istanbul,
Turkey, and Harold Kopf, Lex
ington, are the only returning let
termen. Kopf will not compete
Saturday because of illness.
Besides Aydin, Weir has named
Lee Moore, Ken Jacobs, Blaine
Runner and Gene Yelkin to run.
Gene Robinson has been tabbed
an alternate.
George Fitzmorris, an outstand
ing distance runner in the Big
Seven, will lead Colorado's five
man team of Wiley Chance, Milt
Wiley, Charles Temple and Larry
Clary against the Huskers.
Last week the Buffs lost to a
veteran-laden Oklahoma team,
12-25.
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