Friday, October 9, 1959
The Daily Nebroskon
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Huskers To Host Jays
Iii Conference Opener
Coach Bill Jennings' Ne
braska football team jumps
into conference competition,
Saturday, when it entertains
Kansas at Municipal Stadium.
The kickoff is- slated for 2
p.m.
"It's our first conference
game and the most important
All Sports
Leaders
To Meet
All sorority, fraternity,
dorm, coop and other intra
murals chairmen are invited
to a Daily Nebraskan meet
ing Monday at 4 p.m. in 232
Student Union.
Hal Brown, Nebraskan
Sports editor, said that the
purpose of the meeting will
be to explain a new program
which will improve Nebras
kan coverage of intramural
contests.
Chairmen who are inter
ested in this coverage for
their group but who cannot
attend the meeting should
send a substitute Brown said.
Room 232 is on second
floor at the West end of the
Old Union Building.
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game to date. It will give us
an opportunity to find out
what type of team we have
for our conference," fcaio Jen
nings. ; i '
The big question mark for
Nebraska is the fullback situ
ation where Don Fricke and
Noel Martin are ort the in
jured list. Both worked out in
sweat cloths Thursday, and
their status for the Jayhawk
game was doubtful.
If Fricke and Martin are
sidelined, the Huskers will be
using Bob Kitchen and Bill
Bohanan at the fullback post.
Both ar transfers from other
positions.
Halfback Carroll Zaruba,
guard Don Olson, quarterback
Tom Kramer and tackle Joe
Gacusana worked in pads,
Thursday, but their availabil
ity is also a question mark.
Nebraska has a 2-1 record
and the Jayhawks come into
the game with a 1-2 mark.
"We're going to have to score
more than we did last week.
They have a real fine of
fense," commented Jennings
in regard to the Jayhawks.
Bowlers Win Free Game
DANCING
Saturday Nite, Oct. 10
BILL ALDERS
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Dale Hebbe, vith two free
games, heads the list of win
ners in the Union's head pin
bowling contest.
Other winners are Gene
Rothwell, Joe Kollias, Larry
Herman and Roger Brown
with one game each.
Each week, Merle Reiling,
Union games manager, paints
a pin in each alley the
colors of that week's football
opponent. Anyone scoring a
strike with the colored pin in
the head pin position will win
a free game.
This week's colors are blue
and crimson representing the
Kansas Jayhawks. Head pin
bowling is held each day from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Next week's colors will be
cream and crimson to rep
resent the Band Day foe, Indiana.
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