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The Daily Nebraskan
Indiana Is Band Day Foe
Qare and Fricke Are Doubtful
ware ana Don Fnrk.frav with TrnKono vini
ful a0UD"uu performers time at Memorial Stadium is
upcoming isand Day 2 p.m. Saturday.
for the
OPEN
BOWLING
SATURDAY ALL DAY
SUNDAY UNTIL 6:30
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Fricke missed the Kansas
game last week and is still
bothered by a "charleyhorse".
Head coach Bill Jennings said
that the decision about
whether Fricke would play
would not be made until game
time.
Qare carried the ball three
times against Kansas and
picked up a total of 21 yards.
He has been hampered all sea
son by a foot injury and It
may keep him out of the
Hoosier game.
"They're a typical Big ten
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team and we'll have to play
over our heads to win , was
Jennings comment about the
Hoosiers. Indiana has a 2-1
record with wins coming over
Marquette and Illinois and
losing to Minesota. .
Nebraska has defeated Min
nesota and Oregon State and
lost to Texas and Kansas.
Hal's Picks
Nebraska 13 Indiana 12
Colorado 20 ..'..Iowa State 13
Kansas 27 ..Kansas State 7
Oklahoma 28 Missouri 13
Oklahoma State 21 Houston 14
Last week: 5 right, 1 wrong,
Percentage .833
Season: 22 right, 6 wrong,
Percentage .786
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A Cordial Welcome Awaits You!
St. Paul Methodist Church
12th and M Streets
Two' Morning Worship Services in the Sanctuary
9:30 & 11:00 a.m.
Minister: Dr. Frank A. Court
Associate Rev. Norman Smitheram v
Music: Mr. Dale B. Ganz
October 18, 1959: ,
"LOSING LIFE AND FINDING IT"
The Story of the Prodigal Son
Some timely truths and a timeless story
In economics, he asked for his inheritance.
In psychology, "he came to himself,
in human relationships, an unforgivhir brother.
(Tree parking in Coid't parking lot and the Continental
National Bank parking building.)
Then low-coat rates applv to Want
Ada which art placed for consecutive
oayi and ara paid for within 10 days
after the ad expires or Is canceled.
PERSONAL!
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Thornton and Kiscoan
Named Frosh Captains
p. Oet serious I never want to aee
you again, i.
"Graduate student Interested In danc-
Inr and photography likes to meet
Coed for dancing partner on week
ends and student union parties. Write
the Dally Nebraskan."
Want to exchange trench coat for
trench coat mlxup at Big Ep House
Saturday night. Call Norman Beatty.
Phone 2-5383.
FOR SALE t
For Sale: Mercury Convertible 1956
very clean run power accessories
original owner 9-2483 after 6 p.m.
ROOM FOR RENT
4110 Garfield Nice room, private half
oatn, large closet, cooking privileges.
Students, afternoons, evenings,
4-9779.
TAILORING"
Custom Tailors Finest woolens. Sps-
ciansts in men's and women s fitting
problems. Double breasted converted
to single, tuxedos to shawl collar.
-College Tailors. Esther Loso, 4445
So. 48th. Phone 4-4212.
HELP WANTED
Man to work at TOWER OF PlZA.
Part time, apply at 108 No. 20th
between 6-9 p.m.
Help wanted: Part time work for stu
dent with knowledge of printing
trade. 2719 No. 48th. Phone 6-2446.
Evening Busboys and afternoon dish
washers to work for meals. Call
2-6966 after 7.00 p.m. Delta Sigma
Fhi.
Basketball
Scrimmage
Is Saturday
Basketball coach Jerry
Bush will send his cagers
through a scrimage at 10 a.m.
Saturday, mainly tor the
benefit of the early arrivals
for the Band Day football
game.
The Huskers began prac
tice Thursday with all of
last year's staTters back
plus several promising sopho
mores. The starting lineups will
have AI Buuck, center; AI
Maxey and AI Roots, for
wards with Rex Swett and
Jim Kowalke at the guards
opposing Bob Harry, center;
Jan Wall and Phil Barth,
forwards; Wayne Hester and
Bernt Elle at guards.
Hersctell Turner will prob
ably miss part of the scrim
mage because of Saturday
morning classes.
Alpha Phi Takes
Alpha Xi Delta
The Alpha Phis rallied with
five runs in the fourth inning
to take a 6-2 win over Alpha
Xi Delta in a soccer baseball
game, Tuesday.
Two runs scored in the big
5-run inning on a sacrifice
bunt by Carol Frey and Susie
Stump drove in two more
with a long fly to center. .
Linda Lonsbrough went the
distance for the Alpha Phis
to get credit for the win.
Tom Eason Sets
Record With 245
Tom Eason of North Bend
set a Union bowling record
with a 245 game this week.
That is the highest game
rolled in open bowling an the
Union lanes since their open
ing this fall.
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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
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APPOINTMENTS 8:00-5:30
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Located in
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Student Union Basement
Phone 2-7631 Ext 5109
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APPOINTMENTS 8:00-12:00
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HOURS 8:00-5:30 WEEKDAYS
8:00-5:00 SATURDAY
William "Thunder" Thorn
ton and Jack Kiscoan will be
co-captains when tha Husker
freshmen take on the Iowa
State frosh gridders at 3 p.m.
today at Memorial Stadium.
In the last scrimmage,
against the Varsity reserves,
the Husker frosh scored three
touchdowns with Lenny Bevil
acqua, Richard Strutz and
Anthony Tetro toting the pig
skin into the end zone.
This is the first game of a
two-game schedule for the
frosh gridders. They will meet
the Kansas State freshmen at
Manhattan, October 30.
Freshman head coach War
ren Schmakel will start Mic
Drum, left end; Bill Schachel,
left tackle; Doug Kluck, left
guard; Ron Eissler, center'; 1
Husker Harriers j
Host Iowa Stale j
At Pioneer Park
Nebraska's cross country
team will be going after their
second win of the season as
they entertain Iowa State's
harriers at 10 a.m. Saturday
at Fioneer Park.
The Huskers won a triangu
lar from Kansas State and
Colorado last weekend in the
opening meet of the season.
Last year's Cyclone team fin
ished fifth in the NCAA meet.
Joe Mullins and Joe Ameri
can Horse of Nebraska fin
ished second and third respec
tively to Duane H o 1 m a n of
Kansas State in 1 a s t week's
triangular.
Theta Xi Defeats
Sig Ep Gunners
Theta Xi scored a 945-764
win over Sigma Phi Epsilon
in an intramural rifle match,
Wednesday night.
Paul Moessner led the
Theta Xi win with 270 of a
possible 300 points. Dave Kre
cek was close behind with 267.
Bill Connell led the Sig Eps
with 223.
Paul Fuehrer,' right guard;
Ron Borer, right tackle; Kis
coan, right end.
John Faiman will call sig
nals from his quarterback slot
with Bill Comstock at left half
back, Len Bevilacqua at right
half and Thornton at fullback.
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