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grid coach Bus Mertes has un
doubtedly been worried about is
how to get around Husker wing-
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IM MANAGERS
Intramural managers are ad
vised that their teams will be giv
en more space in the Nebras
kan if additional information
concerning games is written out on
the backs of the score-sheets. This
information might include the
names of scorers and how. they
scored, and a chronological run
town of scoring by both teams.
Schedules Posted
Contestants in the fall goH and
tennis tourneys will find the sched
ules of their matches in the PE
building.
Qualifying rounds in the free
throw tossing tournament must be
shot between Monday, Oct. 3, and
uoon Oct. S. The tournament will
tart at 7 p.m. Oct. 11, for the
championship flight, with the rest
to follow.
Water-basketball tourney entries
ft due by noon Oct. 1.
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man LE ROY "BUTHERUS.
Known as a standout on defense
Le Roy has also been snaring
more than his share of the Ne
braska aerials.
STATISTICS
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Greenlaw .1 14 14
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Fischer
Johnson
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Kama
Brown
Erway
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16 84 2 82 51
8 42 1 41 51
12 fil 0 61 5.0
3 12 4 8 2.8
3 7 2 5 1.6
20 52 27 25 1.2
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Ag Club To Visit
K State Campus
Twenty Agronomy Club mem
bers will journey to Manhattan,
Kan. Saturday for an exchange
visit with the Kansas State Agron
omy Club, Boyd Stuhr, president,
announctd.
John Goodding, Agronomy Gub
advisor, will accompany the group.
Tours for the Nebraska group
will be conducted through the Kan
sas State College campus facili
ties. A dinner sponsored by the
host club will conclude the morn
ings activities. Both clubs will
then attend the Kansas State-Nebraska
football game.
This marks the initial exchange
visit in which the Nebraska Agron
omy Club has taken part. It is one
of the club's highlight activities
this year.
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Services Is
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Coach Bill Glassford announced
that sophomore Jerry Brown from
Minden has been shifted from full
back to guard on the Husker
squad.
The switch was necessitated by
the injury of Jim Murphy who
suffered a broken leg in an earlier
scrimmage this week. Murphy will
be out for the remainder of the
season.
After the Murphy accident .the
Huskers were definitely short on
guards and Brown volunteered to
make the shift himself. He told
Coach Glassford, "If tht team
needs me, that's where I'll play."
If Brown can learn the plays
at his new position soon enough
he will definitely see action to
morrow. Brown, who is one of the
faster men on the squad should
fill the gap with no trouble. He
tips the beams at close to 195
Bill Taylor has been switched
from left guard to right with soph
omore Don Kampe at left guard.
i Brown will fill in behind these two
starters.
The Husker squad has dwindled
to just 42 players, the smallest
team in the Conference.
Delts Take
Sigma Chi
By 6 To 0
By Ed Kemble ,
Intramural Editor
Defending All-University intra
mural football champion Delta Tau
Delta started off the 1955 season
Wednesday with a narrow 6-0 win
over Sigma Chi. The Delts had to
go into an overtime period to down
the Sig Chis.
Gustavson II, Selleck Quad king,
didn't fare as well. Gus. II dropped
a 6-0 decision to Canfield House
Another squeeker saw Andrews
House slip by Bessey, 7-6, as both
teams tallied in the first quarter
and battled to a stand-off the rest
of the way.
All the day's fare did not con
sist of close ones, however. In two
of an opposite nature, Avery white
washed Boucher, 26-0, and Phi Del
ta Theta ran over Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, 26-6.
Phi Gamma Delta came from be
hind in the final period to edge
Beta Theta Pi, 13-7.
Selleck House registered a 12-0
shutout over Seaton I. All of these
were A team contests.
Beanies
Freshman beanies will stay on
sale until Oct. 3. Tickets may be
purchased at William Harper's of
fice on the second floor in the ad
ministration building for 50 cents.
Tickets may be exchanged for
beanies at Ben Simon's on the sec
ond floor.
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By WALT BLORE
Staff Sports Writer
New plays have been on tht
docket for the Kansas State Wild
cats as they prepare for their grid
iron contest with the Big Red from
Nebraska Saturday, Oct. 1, at
Manhattan.
Both teams are looking for their
initial win of the 1955 season. The
Wildcats are eager for a victory
after their losses to Wyoming and
Iowa. The Huskers are also hun
gry for victory after suffering de
feats at the hands of Hawaii and
Ohio State.
For Nebraska it means they
must hang on to the psychological
edge they had at Ohio State or
face a long afternoon. They must
do this without the strvices of ace
guard Jim Murphy who suffered
a broken leg in practice Tuesday
afternoon.
Roether and Whitehead
Down at Manhattan they are
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DON ERWAY . . . NU field boss
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looking for their third consecutive
win against the Cornhuskers. Back
to help this cause are Bob Whitt
head and Doug Roether, quarter
band and fullback respectively.
Roether is bidding to upset the
iron man record set by Ail-American
Joe Switzer. The 190-pound
senior fullback saw 48 minutes of
action against Iowa. According to
Kansas State press releases, "Roe
ther is not an exceptionally fast
runner, but his heads-up play and
determination make him danger
ous. Give Doug a hole he can get
his head through and he'll gain
ground for you, says Head Coach
Bus Mertes," The Manhattan re
lease also said, "Roether was
named 'Player of the Week' by
Wildcat coaches. Best K-State line
play was turned in by a sopho
more guard Rudy Bletscher."
On the Husker side of the
ledger, the team with the excep
tion of Murphy is physically ready.
Senior guard Bill Taylor has
moved over into the guard slotleft
vacant by the Columbus junior.
Soph Don Kampe has moved up
to the guard slot on the other side
cf the line.
McWUllams Named
Glassford has named senior end
Jon McWilliams to captain the
team against the Wildcats. Team
ing with McWilliams at the ends
is Leroy Butherus, junior from
Lincoln. At the tackles are Jtrry
Wheeler, sophomore from Milan,
Illinois, and Lavern Torczon, Platte
Center junior. Taylor and Kampe
at guards, and Doran Post of Shel
ton fill out the starting Big Red
line. Don Erway will again quar
terback this unit. Harry Johnson
from Valley still holds tht edge
over Willie Greenlaw at right half
back. Rex Fischer has the left
half slot nailed down, and John
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Edwards has a commanding lead
over George Cifra at fullback.
Starting for K-State are Don
Zadnick and Jim Rusher, ends. At
tackles are Ron Nery and Jack
Keelan. Two sophomores, Rudy
Bletscher and Ellis Rainsberger
have the guard slots nailed down
r. . - ,
Kansas State quarterback BOB
WHITEHEAD will lead the Wildcat
offense against the Huskers. The
senior field general and master
of the snlit-T formation will at-
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fo Saturday's game. Captain Jira
Furey, center, completes the Wild
cat line. Bob Whitehead will run
Bus Mertes' split-T plays. Kenny
Nesmith and Bill Carringtpn ar
running at halfback. Roether fills
out the starting 11 for the Manhat
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the Cornhuskers again this year,
The flashy 155 pounder led the
Cats to their 7-3 victory at Lincoln
last fall.
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