Friday, November 3, 1967
The Daily Nebraskan
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(Friday Afternoon Column)
BY ED ICENOGLE
There are reports of erumbline at r.ramhiim
A number of students there were kicked out of school
for some demonstrations protesting the overemphasis of
football to the exclusion of intellectual endeavors.
And so the staffs of the University of Nebraska's
major publications (Daily Nebraskan and Cornhustler), In
a never-ending battle to bring athletics back to the stu
dents and away from the ogres of Big Time College Foot
ball, have proposed an amazing grid clash.
This spectacle of the football world will pit the Ne
braskans and the Cornhustlers in the newly-created Pub
lications Bowl.
TIT'
And "pit" is exactly the right word: rumor has it that
the Cornhustlers have no Right Guard, a deficiency that
is said to leave them defenseless.
The game, scheduled for 4 p.m. at Pioneer's Park
at the foot of the Indian statues has brought up some ser
ious and thought-provoking questions.
The main question being, how are 22 grid mongers go
ing to play on the foot of that Indian?
For those unconcerned with the athletic ramparts of
this football structure, consider the social Implications of
such a game.
First, it will show the Big Redders that there is more
than one good football team on campus.
NOT DROPOUTS!
And then, this is proof positive that members of both
staffs are no longer complete social dropouts, because
they will have something to do on this Friday afternoon.
Now, for you non-publications minded readers, there
is yet hope, also. Friday afternoon Column is now accept
ing membership applications in the Apathetic Students
Society's Educational Survey (ASSES).
To join you need to have not voted in Monday's Viet
nam war referendum. (That excludes only 952 of you.)
APATHETIC LEADER
The only other requirement for joining ASSES is to
send a picture of your favorite Apathetic leader, like Hu
bert Humphrey or almost any Student Senator.
Weekend In Lincoln
Packed With Sports
All Husker squads, ex
cept the soccer club, will
see action this weekend in
Lincoln.
The long four-event sched
ule egins at 2:30 p.m. Fri
day when the Husker fresh
man meet undefeated Iowa
State in the lone yearling
football battle slated for
Memorial Stadium this fall.
Coach Cletus Fischer's
first year men have downed
Kansas State 24-0 and Mis
souri 24-14, while Iowa
State clobbered the Missou
rians 40-7 two weeks ago.
FIRST WIN?
Coach Frank Sevigne will
send his cross-country crew
searching for its first vic
tory at 10:30 a.m. Saturday
at Pioneer's Park against
Iowa State, Nebraska Wes
leyan and the University of
South Dakota.
The Cyclones will employ
Californian Ernie Lindley,
who set a four mile course
record of 21:03.4 as Iowa
State upended Northern
Iowa for its first victory
last week.
SOPH TUPPER
Nebraska will counter
with sophomore Bob Tup
per, who has consistently
placed among the first five
finishers in the Huskers
four outings to date.
Saturdays's three mile
race will prelude the Big
Eight championships at
Boulder Nov. 11 as the Husk
ers hopefully prepare to bet
ter 1966's last place finish.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
The Nebraska Cornhusk
ers hope to find the winning
path to the Big Eight title
when they meet Iowa State
Saturday at 2 p.m. in Me
morial Stadium.
The Huskers stand 1-2 in
league play while the Cy
clones slate shows 1-3 as the
teams battle in Nebraska's
annual Band Day attraction,
vs.
featuring more than M high
school bands.
STIFFEST BATTLE
The University Soccer
Club will battle the best the
Midwest Soccer League has
to offer when they face the
Omaha Kickers at 2 p.m.
Sunday in Omaha.
The local club, 4-1-1, will
face a team that last week
blasted John F. Kennedy
College 14-1 and defeated
the Lincolnites twice in
1966.
The Soccermen have
played Des Moines the last
two outings losing a 4-1
match and battling the
Iowans to a 1-1 tie in Lin
coln last Sunday.
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