Friday, September 21, 1951'
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Frosh-Varsity Tilt Saturday;
Connors Out Three Games
BY BOB BANK
Sport Editor
The Scarlet and Cream varsity
grid squad will give a sneak pre
view of the 1031 season when it
meets the frosh in Memorial
Stadium Saturday, Game time Is
2 p.m.
Neither Bill Glassford, varsity
coach, nor Ike Hanscom, freshman
mentor, are making any predict
ions on the final score.
Still not satisfied with his
team's blocking and tackling,
Glassford has continued to stress
the fundamentals of blocking and
tackling all week.
And although he believes the
varsity has shown considerable.
Improvement during- drills,
Glassford said his players still
need a lot more polish before
they will be ready to open the
season against Texas Christian
September 29.
It Is expected that Don Vogt
will open the game at left half in
place of Bob Reynolds, who is
aldelined with a separated should
r. Despite the fact that he has
lust retruned to action after re
cuperating from an appenlcitis
operation, Vogt has been doing
ome gooa running.
Other players who may see act
ion at lefthalf are Jim Cederdahl,
Max Kennedy ana Boa seeker.
Glassford received more bad
news when it was learned that
Ted Connor, defensive tackle,
will have to miss the first three
games. This ruling is in accord
ire Away
BY CORK BIEMOND
Staff Sports Columnist
After a great deal of intensive
research and deliberation, your
writer has compiled a long list of
rules which will apply to the 1951
hunting season.
Also included in this column
are some very valuable tips on
bagging game which the writer
had previously kept closely guard,
ed. Follow all of the Instructions
below, and you are bound to have
the greatest hunting season of
your life.
1. Buy, beg, borrow or just
teal a gun in good order.
2. Obtain suitable ammuni
tion for said firearm.
3. Obtain license and sign
same, carrying it on your per
son. 4. Borrow or rent transpor
tation, jeep or airplane is suit
able. 5. Pick up a trained retriev
er dog to eliminate necessity of
wading through weeds, brush or
deep water.
6. FIRE AWAY at every
thing walks, swims or flies, and
7. Call your lawyer long
distance to get you out of jail.
Too often this sad but familiar
story has been repeated in the Te
cent past. Sometimes ending on a
more serious note in the hospital,
or worse.
Therefore, it is considered high
ly advisable for would be success
ful hunters to follow the rules and
regulations laid down by state
law, and which are for everyone's
benefit.
It is not considered cricket
to shoot at everything in sight,
because those white pheasants
are most likely called leghorns,
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with a conference eligibility
clause concerning the armed
forces.
After being discharged, players
may resume the same status they
had before going Into the service.
Since Connor participated in
three games before his reserve
unit was activated last year, he
can only play in seven games this
season.
On the bright side of the news.
it was announced that Bob Rey
nolds expects to start some light
exercises, including running, to
day. After some minor surgery
was performed on his Injured
shoulder, Reynolds was released
from the hospital Wednesday.
Although the varsity starting
lineups are still tentative, the
offensive team will probably in
clude George Faynich and Frank
Simon, ends; Dick Regier and
Wayne Handshy, tackles; Kay
Curtis and Tony Winey, guards;
and Verl Scott, center.
Running in the first-string
backfield will be John Bordogna,
quarterback; Tom Carodlne and
Vogt, halfbacks; and Nick Adduci,
fullback.
The probable defensive lineup
consists of Jerry Yeager and Dick
Goll, ends; Eob Mullen and Gerry
Minnlck. tackles; and Ed Hus-
mann and Carl Brasee. guards.
Lkely starters in the defensive
secondary will be Cliff Hopp and
Bill Schabacker, linebackers; Jim
Lavendusky and Jim Sommers,
halfbacks; and Decker, salety.
and the farmers have a particu
lar aversion towards having
their chickens removed by this
method.
A few of the rules to follow:
1. Dont shoot from the high
way, first leap the fence, and
then shoot, even though your
trousers didn't Quite succeed in
clearine the fence.
(Obiect of this rule is to give
the birds a 00ou oreaK.j
2. Don't keep a loaded gun
in the car, as you might be
shooting across the highway
just as a truck load of cattle are
coming by, and beef is expen
sive. 3. Don't hunt with a spot
light at night as you probably
will end up with you buggy in
a' big washout that you couldn't
see.
4. Don't hunt with any gun
larger than a ten gauge or there
won't be anything left to eat
vou hit 'em.
5. Don't point that cannon tnis
wav. because it may be loaded
and I don't mean with rock salt
either. Living is such fun'
6. Don't shoot the retriever
dog, he is just running around up
there in the weeds to chase out
some game, besides, dogs don't
taste too good, even parboiled.
7. Avoid purchase of alcohol
(e:cept in radiators) because
chemists maintain that alcohol
and gunpowder do not mix well.
OU Tutor Sets Golf Mark
Pete Elliott, Oklahoma's new
assistant football coach, this sum
mer shattered the record at the
University of Oklahoma's new golf
course. Freckled Pete shot a 68,
two better than the course rec
ord. Elliott earned 12 sports let
ters at Michigan, four each in
football, basketball and golf.
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Ike Hansoom expects his
squad to be in good shape phys
ically for the game.
After spending the first part
of the week drilling on offense,
he has been emphasising defense
during the last two practice sea
slons.
On the whole, the Husker fresh
man coach is satisiied with his
team's play. Considering the fact
that it is still very early in the
season, he believes the players
have been working hard and mak
ing steady progress.
Twenty-six new men Joined the
team Tuesday, but they probably
will not play Saturday,
Duane Rankin, Dennis Korlnek,
Jim Evans and Bill McGulre will
see action on both defense and of
fense,
Hanson listed his starting of
fensive lineup as George Mink
and John Welch, ends; McGulre
and Evans, tackles; Tom Krlpal
and Ken Osborn, guards; and
John Schrelber, center.
Included in the starting
backfield are Rankin or Dan
Brown, quarterback; Bill Thayer
and Korlnek, halfbacks; and
Stuart Tborell. fullback.
Defensively, Hanscom will lead
off with Pat Lee and Andy Loehr,
ends; Evans and McGulre, tackles,
and Bill Holloran and Don Glantz,
guards.
The backfield will consist of
Rankin and Leonard Singer, line
backers; Jim Yissley and Chuck
Chamley, halfbacks; and Korlnek,
saiety.
South African Merman
Enrolls At Oklahoma
Graham Johnston, 20-year-old
swimmer from Bloemfonteln,
South Africa, has arrived at the
University of Oklahoma where he
has announced he will enroll.
Johnston is British Empire Games
champion at 1,500 meters (nearly
one mile). Longest race on the
Big Seven conference program is
440 yards.
Johnston has swum that in 4:48.
He was persuaded to come to
Oklahoma by Neville Price,
Sooner freshman track star of last
year who also hails from South
Africa.
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Stuart: "Little Egypt," 1:18, 3:24,
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Nebraska: "Tall Target," i:uo,
3:56, 6:54, 9;52; "Undercover Girl,"
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Canltol: "Cantain Carey. U.S.A.."
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Men, Learn Football
By Dour Wilcox
Sports Staff Reporter
Did any of you girls learn any
thing yesterday? If you did fine.
On the other hand maybe you
didn't.
Football, as I said, Is a quite
complicated game to watch, if you
do not know the rules. Yesterday
I told you of the pre-game rules,
Today I will attempt to show some
of the rules which are used while
the game is being played.
Now that the team captains
have decided who will kick off
first, and the goal each team will
occupy, the referee lines up both
teams on the two opposite 45
yard lines and then directs the
offensive kicker to begin the
ball game by kicking the ball to
the opposing team.
The ball is caught by a mem
ber of this defensive squad and
run back until one of the of
fensive team stops him.
After this play the referee places
the ball down on the ground and
the offensive team has four downs
to ko ten yards for a first down
This ten yards is sometimes very
hard to make, although it is such
a short distance. Breaking of the
many rules often throw the often
slve squad back zo to 3U yards.
Some of the penalties of Big
Seven football are offsides,
Illegal uses of the hands, pro
vanity usage by players, back
field in motion, unnecessary
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tion. These are Just a few of the
basic rules of the fame, which
must be obeyed by each plsjrer.
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In every game there are three
reitirees. ine rcuBun lor mis la mi
order that all angles of every play
may be watched more closely.
These referees are called lines
man referee, and field Judge. The
linesman's Job Is to make sure that
neither team is off side and that
there is no unnecessary roughness
in the line play.
The referee's Job is to watch
for backfield-ln-motlon and
illegal use of hands. The field
judge's Job Is to keep the game
going. This consists of motion
ing the game timer In the field
house when to start the big
clock and when to stop It
Usually by blowing his whistle
or raising his hand in the air he
can stop the clock. The field Judge
motions his hand in a circle when
he wants the timer to start the
game going again.
There are oo minutes to tne col
lege football game with IS minute
quarters and 30 minute halves.
See you Monday.
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State: "The Prowler," 1:00, 3:53,
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bit different as ihe Wayne Tartars
'get ready for the opening game of
:fh - ' wtth iOWJ1stat at
Ames Saturday.
He Is withholding most of
his squad from contact work this
week In order to have the men
"eager" by Saturday. There's
more to It than that, of course,
but Zarra figures that his squad
will be sharper if they have to
wait until 2 p.m. Saturday for
the feel of leather.
The other reason the Wayne
coach is reducing contact for the
week is because of the injury to
Dick Brown, greatest passer In
Wayne history. Brown sprained
an ankle earlier in the week and
may not get to see too much play
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At Iowa State the ftaal day
of double drills Is scheduled for
Thursday. Coach Abe Stuber
still would like a bit more time
but admitted he'd probably al
ways like Just a bit more work.
Only light workouts will be -scheduled
for the single drill oo
Friday.
Wayne, incidentally, has re
ceived a lot of attention from
Iowa State fans this fall. First
off was the size of the school
which surprised most fansthe
fall enrollment is listed as 20.250
to make it the largest municipal
university in the nation outside of
New York City. Second was the
power of the ambitious squad
from Detroit. What loomed as a
typical opener now has assumed
proportions of a tough contest
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