October 2, 1953
Sidt Adduci;
Jlie Return
Of Bedlam
By GEORGE PAYNICH
Sports Editor
We ave been intending to run
"e Sort of column on Nebras-f.-s
football clowns of the past
JcW seasons. The return of one
Nicholas Adduci prompted this
d'n athletic clown is unique. He
. an athlete who can keep his
companions in constant hysteria
zL.,ah wins or losses.
Nick isn't the zaniest player
J've ever met by a long shot,
v,t his Chicago South-side hu-
nr will
he Husker team
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wic HAD a chat with Nick
after his arrival Thursday morn-
....nine 1UL1UUVU
coming group
were John
B o r d o g na,
uav Nov ak,
John Machisic
Minnick. Nick
was never za
jPr "Y o u
can quote
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When Adduci
euierrred as to the presence of
his old side-kick Joe Ponseigo,
the burly Adduci chuckled, "He
ot stuck in Korea."
Anvone familiar with these
two shady characters from Chi
cago would find a strangely fa
miliar tale in Ponseigo's Korean
tour of duty while Nick was in
Germany on a guided tour with
the medics.
THE PLAIN craziest character
we've run up against in our stay
at Nebraska has been Phile Gable.
Gable was a beautifully built;
end candidate from New York I
City who was Just a shade slower !
than Franny Nagle. The latter
was the slowest member of the I
1950 squad according to most1
gridders. j
Here s tne story, rnn naa Deen
tleeping at the NU fieldhouse
waiting for the opening of fresh
man practice.
THE ATHLETIC offices was
puzzled by the echoing sound of
gunfire seeming to originate
frnm the fieldhouse. One of the
coaching staff was dispersed to j
see what the trouble could pos- I
sibly be.
The Husker coach was per
forming his duty as sleuth when
he spied 6able sprawled out on
his bunk.
"Oh Phil, no one around here
has been shooting a gun have
they?"
"Hell yes. said Phil uncover
ing a pistol from beneath his
pillow. "These rats overhere will
eat you alive."
ANOTHER TALE they tell
bout: Mr. Gable was wrapped
iround a telephone bill.
It seems that Phil had been
sing the free telephone pro
vided for football players for
local calls. The trouble was that
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Three Important Cogs
Pictured above are three of in form after a slow start. In Bordojma aerials. At the right
the keys to the Cornhusker at- the center is Dennis Korinek, is Charles Bryant, guard from
tack On th ifr i Tnh iw sensational find from Ulysses. Omaha. This hustling junior is
h 1 1 v T 7 Korinek is the top Husker back a product of hard work. Char-
dogna, versatile back from in rushing. Dennis also is a ley is improving daily lays
Turtle Creek, Pa. John is back fine pass receiver for those Coach Bill Glassford.
Champs Look Good
Sig Eps, 1952 All-University Grid Champs,
In 43-7 Roma Over '53 Favorites. ATOs
the
Sigma Phi Epsilon displayed tie with Sigma Nu, and
the class champions are made of ATO's for second place.
Wednesday evening by romping Next week's game with the
by Alpha Tau Omega, previous latter will go a long way in de
favorites for Fraternity honors, termining the top contender for
by a score of 43 to 7
The defending All-University
champions gave notice that they
are not ready to give up their
throne by running and passing
around and over the hapless
Taus with an ease that even left
the .spectators baffled.
In their initial encounter the
losers overpowered the Delt's in
first or second place in League
1.
IN ANOTHER Fraternity A
game Pioneer House set them
selves up as a top threat to the
TKE's in League IV by down
ing Cornhusker Co-op 20-0.
Last year's League winners
ran and passed for counters in
the first period (a safety) two
such a manner as to stamp them tallies in the second and one in Alpha Mu 0; Betas B 12, Theta
as a top contender in League I. the fourth while drawing a Xi 6; Phi Delt a 18, Yhi Vsx B 15;
However, the Sig Ep's using the gooseegg in the third. Ag Jokers 33, Ag Men 14; Que
same lineup that had previously Over in the "B" Leagues, Balls 13, Eagles 6; Gents 1, Dub
downed the Sig Alph's, quickly Sigma Chi Juniors avenged their bers 0; Dorm B 7, NROTC 6;
big brothers loss by downing a I'M Delta I'm i, uorm a v;
up at the half 6-6, but in a big
third quarter, the Sig Ep's tal
lied three times for 19 points
ar- Se"ed up the ball game.
Another revenge blow was
dealt by the Delt B team when
they crushed the ATO's B team
19-6. This game also stood 6-6
at the half, but in the third per
iod the winners garnered 13
points while The Taus scoreless
for the remainder of the contest.
OTHER SCORES: Sigma Nu B
0, Phi Gams 0; ZBT's 15, Theta
Chi 7; Pi Kappa Phi 26, Sigma
Bet
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Nebraska In Excellent Physical Condition
As Thirty-Six Cornhuskers Make Trek To
Manhattan For Big Seven Battle Saturday
Nebraska went through its
final practice Thursday in pre
paration for Saturday's invasion
of Kansas State. Coach Bill
Glassford reported his squad in
near top shape for Saturday's
fray.
Only Ted Britt, out with a
bruised shoulder suffered in
Tuesday's scrimmage, will be
disproved this contention.
THE WINXPRS. now sporting
a 2 and 0 record, tallied twice in
both the second and third per
iods and three times in the
fourth while going scoreless in
the initial stanza. The lone Sig
Alph tally came in the second
frame.
The Sig Alph crew kept their
X league-leading hopes alive by
downing Sigma Nu 25-7. The
Sig Alph's, who lost Monday to
the League leading Sig Ep's,
bounced back into a three way
he was using the phone for pri
vate telephone calls and charg
ing ther" to one A. J. Lewan-
dowski.
A LENGTHY investigation by
telephone officials located the
guilty culprit. . .Gable lasted one
year at NU.
strong DU club 9-7. The Junior
Sigs tallied in the first period
to lead at the quarter.
However, the lone DU counter
came in the second quarter to
tie the game up for the next
three-and-on-half quarters, but
in thhe fourth period the fast
rushing of the Sig line resulted
in the much needed and game
winning safety.
THE SIG Ep B's kept in the
tradition of their big brothers
by easily downing the Sig Alph
B team 25-6. The game was tied
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Mixed Net
Tournament
By MITZIE MITCHELL
A mixed tennis doubles tour
nament, sponsored by the Wo
men's Athletic Association and
the Men's Intramural Program,
is scheduled to begin Oct. 6. This
is the first mixed tournament
that has been scheduled in re
cent years.
All women who are interested
in participating should leave
their names in the WAA office
at Grant Memorial Hall, and
men should sign up at the Intra
mural office in the Men's Physi
cal Education Building. All en
tries are due by 6 p.m. Friday.
THE COUPLES will be paired
by drawings; however, if a
couple wishes to enter together,
the two names should be sub
mitted at both offices. If an un
even number of Vnen and women
wish to enter the tournament,
those submitting their names
first will be scheduled.
Games will be played Tues
day and Thursday evenings from
7 to 9 p.m. on courts 5 and 6.
Meanwhile activity in the soc
cer leagues is underway. Quar
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unavailable for duty against the
Wildcats.
BRITT HAD been working at
the number two center slot. His
place will probably be taken by
Pev Evans of Rapid City, South
Dakota.
Glassford announced the same
starting lineup for Saturday's
game that opened against
nois a week ago
phases of their attack single
wing and "T" formation.
Adduci's final position on tht
Cornhusker eleven is a question
mark. There have been rumors
that Adduci's position would be
changed.
The Husker leading ground
gainer of 1949 may find it to be
Illi- a difficult task to unlodge starter
Jim Yeisley, whose play, espe-
Thursday practice session was cially his pass receiving, has
devoted to dummy scrimmage, been one of the bright spots in
with th boys polishing up both the Husker attack.
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