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Friday, November 2, 1951
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 3
By RON GIBSON
And
TOM BECKER
With only one day left before
Hoag, who has been a big gun in
of Grand Island or Jim Ceder
dahl of Lincoln in place of the
injured Bordogna. Bordogna's in
jury raised another problem in the
Husker camp. Since Bordogna has
also hahdled the quart erbacking
squad morale was rood.
Glassford announced that 45
men would suit up for the rame.
With the possible exeception of
Bordorna, the squad will be In
rood shape.
Bill Schaake. Kansas. Dass-
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the Homecoming game with the
Kansas Jayhawks, Bill Glassford's
Cornhuskers concentrated on pass
pected to start.
On the Scarlet side. of the
ledger, the picture is no
brighter. John Bordorna, hard
runninr right halfback from
Turtle Creek, will probably be
unavailable for the Horr.woir:
Inr contest. Bordorna sustained
a rib injury in Tuesday's scrim
mare with the "B" team. Glass
ford said Thursday that Bor
dorna was very doubtful."
The Husker mentor said he
planned to start either Bob Smith
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defense and offensive timing in
their Thursday practice session.
Kansas, third-ranked team in
the Big Seven, Is expected to
show a rood aerial attack
against the Huskers. The Jay
hawks have two fine passers In
Quarterbacks Borne and Rob
ertson. The big question mark for the
Kansans is halfback Charlie Hoag.
j grabbing .end, will captain the
injury leaves Glassford without a
second-string signal caller. Glass
ford plans to bring Dan Brown,
a freshman, up from the "B"
jaynawks.
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chips fall where they may."
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JIM CEDERDAHL
Courtesjr Lincoln Star.
JOHN BORDOGNA
Nebraska B Team Will Face
Missouri B In Grude Game
By SUE GORTON
News Editor
As the University of Nebraska
B team and the University of Mis
souri B team tee off at 3 p.m. this
afternoon on the Husker practice
field all tempers will be under
control.
However, if the two squads re-!
member their first meeting four
weeks ago, in which the Huskers'
came out a 13-0 winner, and they!
continue the rough tactics em
ployed in that game you may have
a penance to see some very rough
foAtbalL I
T, "'e first game was played in
the Jtmid at Columbia 'with a
heavyV raia falling in the second
half. Bith squads had difficulty
holding Vn to the ball and during
the scramble for the various fum
bles some Y'exlra-curricular" con
tact was evident
Tempers flared and several
boys were banished from the
game for "Unsportsmanlike con
duct" This may bU the last time the
two groups of youngsters get to
play against elach other and a
grudge game is 1 forecast j
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The Cornhusker yearlings will
field the same team that beat the
Tigers in their first meeting with
the exception of halfbacks Jim
Cederdahl and Jim Yiesley.
Both have moved up to the var
sity squad and will see action in
the Homecoming game Saturday.
Cederdahl was outstanding with
his 40-yard punt average in eight
boots. Yiesley was the best defen
sive back on the field as he!
knocked down several enemy
passes.
Freshman Coach Ike Hans com
will start Dan Brown at the quar
terback slot Brown is an excell
ent field general and throws a
hard pass that is difficult to in
tercept Duane Rankin will be the sec
ond signal barker and will start
the game as a defensive back.
probably at one of the lmebackiivg
posts.
Other probable Nebraska offen
sive starters:
George Mink and Pat Lee at
the ends; Bill McGuire and John
Sebold at the tackles; Wayne Tay
lor and Tom Kroal running at1
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the guards; and Gordon Mills at
center.
In the backlield it will be
George Godhe at fulback: Bill
Thayer and Charles Chamley at
the halfs and Brown at quarter-
back.
Slain Features Start
Lincoln: "A Place in the Sun,"
1:35, 4:15, 7:00, 9:20.
Nebraska: "You Never Can
TelL" 1:17, 4:40, 8:03. "Darling,
How Could You," 2:45, 6:08, 9:31.
Capitol: "He Kan All the Way,"
1:05, 4:01, 6:57, 9:50. "As Young
As You FeeL," 2:36, 5:32, 8:28.
Stuart: "Across the Wide Mis
souri," 1:45, 3:45, 5:43, 7:44, 9:45.
Big Seyen Football Teams
Face Full Gridiron Slate
By ARLET BO DARIN
Sports Staff Re sorter
The attention of tnidwestern
fans will be focused i a the Big
Seven Conference this weekend
as a full schedule of lines are
on tap for Saturday afi moon.
The Oklahoma Soont per
renial conference powerbo lse. will
travel to Manhattan. Ka sas. to
battle Kansas State's Wildcats.
The Sooners, after two suiVessive
losses to Texas and Texas A. & M,
have come back strong despue the
loss of all American Billy Vessels.
Last Saturday, Bud Wilkinson's
charges trampled a highly I re
garded Colorado eleven by a cevnt
of 54-14. Led by all American
tackle Jim Weatherall and backs
Eddie Crowder and Buck Mc
Phail, the Sooners should have
an easy time of it against a Wild-:
cat crew which has dropped three
conference contests and tied the
Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Kansas State, victim f some
lean years recently, is rebuild
ing under Coach Bill Meek but
have not developed enough te
even come close to donsinc the
searing Oklahoma split-T at
tack. Out at Boulder, Colorado, Coach
Dal Ward's Buffs will play host
to the Iowa State Cyclones under
Abe Stuber. Iowa State has been
somewhat of a surprise this sea
son as they have developed a for
midable offense to the conster
nation of many of their foes
Last Saturday the Cyclones
managed a 13-0 victory over a
Drake squad which was minus the
services of the great Johnny
Bright
The lowans, with a two win
one loss conference record for the
campaign, will be attempting io
claim the runnerup spot in the
loop at the expense of the current
number two squad, Colorado.
The Buffaloes, led this season
by little 151 pound Woody Sbel
ton, will be bonncin? back from
their shellacking' at the hands
f Oklahoma last Saturday.
Colorado has proven their
strength in early season eon
tests and will be favored to im
prove their 3-1 loop record.
r In the other conference con
ies! cf the week, the Nebraska
! Cornhuskers will seek their initial
triumph of the campaign in a
Homecoming game at Lincoln
against the offensive minded
Kansas Jayhawkers of Coach
Jules Sikes, who currently hold
jthe number four position in con
'ference standings,
j The Missouri Tig-s, fresh from
35-19 win over Nebraska, will
travel to College Park, Maryland.
;to meet the strong Maryland
j Terrapins in the week's only non
1 conference tilt
I ' This game will bring together
,twof the nation's sslit-T forma
!tioVmasters in the Tiger's Don'
F-JKcfi. and Maryland's Jira Ta
turn, itermer Oklahoma Sooner
mentor. Maryland, bidding for,
'national honors, should prove to
I be too potent for the young inex
perienced Missouri squad.
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