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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1953)
o Friday, October 23, 1953 THE NEBRASKAN Poge 3 Knee Still Hampers Connor; Kitzelman Doubtful Starter According to the latest word it is very doubtful whether tackle Ted Connor will see any action for the Huskers against Don Fau rot's Missouri Tigers Saturday. The husky Hastings lineman Is still beinr bothered by a bad knee he injured In the Miami tame. BUI Holloran, Connor's re placement in the Hurricane skir mish, will probably ret the open in call. Another Husker who might see only limited action Saturday is Max Kitzelman who is suffering from an ankle injury. Charlie Bryant will start at guard if Kitzelman isn't ready. AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY SERVICE Washed, Dried, and Folded In Hi Hours Cheaper than tending if Home SHIRT FIMSHIXO DRY CLEANING LINCOLN HALF HOUR LAUKDRY ISth "X" St, DrfT la Fafttnff s mmmi It 1 1 t 1 li'rrimTnntowr'n-mniiliiliwjujjir1(mHJItMMlW) Nebraska's Freshman Football Squad Front row (left to right) Jack Ward, trainer; Vert Scott, as sistant coach; Phil Young, as sistant coach; Don Strasheim, assistant coach; Al Partin, as sistant coach; Bob Faris, head freshman coach. Second row (left to right: Bob MacDonald, Bayard; Robert Walsh, Lynd hurst, N. J.; Jerry Petersen, Cambridge; Allan D e i n e s, Scottsbluff; Joe Kobza, Ulys ses'; Jack Fleming, Kimball; Charles Smith, Franklin, N. J.; Jim Murphy, Columbus; Dave Koile. Omaha; Joe Williams, Lincoln; Dick Harkins, Wor land, Wyo.; Bill Brown, Cam bridge. Third row (left to right); Dean Roelle, Litch field; Jack Moore, Mt Vernon, la.; Jan Strickland, Villisca, la.; Bill Shaver, Grand Island; Ron Noel, Grand Island; Harry Johnson, Valley; Don Erway, Lincoln; William Greenlaw, Portland, Mew Phil Neff, Hunt ingdon, Pa.; Maurice DeBoer, Goodland, Kan.; Roger Hohen see, Daykin; Gordon Englert, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Bob Ber- guin, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Pat Hoyt, Cozad. Fourth row (left to right): Doug Marcy, Lake side; Tom Kaufman, Bladen; Joe Bayer, Minden; Richard Yost, Clay Center; Norbert Kmoch, Leigh; Dorwin Blair, Cozad; La Verne Torczon, Platte Center; Larry Jones, Sidney; Ted Westervelt, Scottsbluff; William Krommenhock, Sioux City, la.; Berl Spencer, Broken Bow; Don Schmid, Columbus; Phil Montagano, Johnston, R. I.; Jerry Warren, Spray, N. C; James Carr, Springview. Not show in picture: LeRoy Buth erus, Lincoln; John Wilkinson, Lincoln; Don Comstock, Scotts bluff; Paul Olson, Hickman, and Howard Smith, Lewistown, 111. (U. of Nebraska Photo). Sig Eps Continue Undefeated Trail Delta Upsilon, League 11. leaders, wound up an undefeated season in high style, romping past winless Kappa Sigma 33-0. The winners scored 14 points in the first, seven in the second, and 12 in the third quarters while going scoreless in the final frame. THE ALL-UNIVERSITY lead ers, Sigma Phi Epsilon, was nearly dropped from the un beaten ranks Tuesday evening by an inspired Delt crew. Both teams played evenly for the first quarter, each - going without a score. In the second, the hard charging Sig Ep line cashed in on a Delt bobble for a safety to lead 2-0 at the halfway tfThe losers then pushed across rSe double stripe in the fourth frame to lead 7-2. But, the Sig Eps then crashed over the game winning TD. PHI KAPPA Psi used a spar kling and surprising ground at tack to down Sigma Chi 20-13. The Sigma Chi's led at the end ot the first frame 7-6, but then the winners quickly overcome the deficit in the second quarter with two TD's and conversions, while holding the Sigma Chi's scoreless. OVER IN the B leagues, the feature game of the session pitted unbeaten Sigma Phi Epsilon B Team Of Week The winner of the Nebrss tan's "Team of the Week" Is Delt Vpsilon's A team. The League II leaders showed a well-balanced attack In downing Phi Kappa Psi, 15 14. The bfg star in the DU at tack was Tom Toltn. His pass ing and running were the best seen in I-M play lately. scoring. The losers scored their lone tally in the final frame. other scores around the cir cuit: Nebraska Coop 8, Cornhus ker Coop 6; Pi Kappa Phi 25, Zeta Beta Tau 0; Pioneer House 19, Tau Kapa Epsjlon 0; Beta Sigma Psi 24, Theta Xi 6; Delta Upsilon B 18, Phi Kappa Psi B 6; Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' 14, Phi Gamma Delta A 12. Harold's Barber Shop 233 North 14th Hi blocks sonth of the Student Union and Delta Tau Delta B, also un beaten, in a slam bang affair which saw the underdog Delt's emerge with a 12-6 victory. The Delts scored m the first quarter and led 6-0 at the end of the half. They crossed into paydirt again in the third to end their How Much Do College Students Drink? The facts about college stu dents' use of alcohol and its role in social and sexual behavior are given now in November Redbook. Three widespread myths about col lege drinking are debunked in this article, which is only one of 34 great features in this issue. At your newsstand now - ask for November O ficara Why the Big Boom in Jazz? Right dow jazz is having its happiest, noisiest days since World War 11 In November Redbook, jazz expert Leon ard Feather surveys who's who and what's new in the exciting world of hot and cool musk. Striking photos of jazz-men illustrate this article, which is only one of 34 great features in this issue. 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