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SEVEN A Husker Gridders Will Do Most of Training Behind Closed Gates LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR, SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1937 6 Lincoln Fishermen's Catch Camp Strader, Opening Monday, Will Furnish Athletics, Furi, for 80 Lads SEPT. 10 INAUGURAL YHAT about Jack Dodd? Some way this young fellow has been overlooked fii the sizeup VARSITY-FROSH mwnf, fm i.eaie.mi. ami iwii.i rw I k- i I i Change Required by Short Time to Prepare for Minnesota Game. CLOSE MIDWEEK 'GAMES' CRETE GIRLS OUTFIT WHIPS KRESGES TEN After spotting' Kresges a two run lead In the first Inning, Crete's girls captured Saturday evening's headliner from Kresges of Lincoln, 20 to 7, in an exhibition. Ruth Bauer, the Saline county crew's ace chucker, set the Capital City ten back with seven hits.

Scores: GIRLS EXHIBITION. CrfU 215 304 6 30 Kretg't 410 200 0 Batttrtti: Bautr and Schwlndt; Hudklni ind Heidrnrtieh. FLArCROlND (MIDGET). Prwwott 321 621 11 II Stmt 001 010 0 1 I Hennsxy Qmn; B. Jacobf and Dlegel.

PLAYGBOUXD BD WLNG8). Peter Pn 010 0J 4 Unl. Place 1 8x 14 14 4 BMterln: D. Smith and V. Law; A.

alerting and J. Bryant. street woo by forfeit from Hayward, to 0. PLAYGROl'NDS (GIANTS). Street 010 00 1 1 Harvard T30 13 14 1 Batterlei: Letile, Wonter and Loom; Uaaer and Beidenrtlch.

Hayward 304 110 0 10 Capital 011 013 0 7 Batterlee: Maner and Heldenralch; Gordon, Hall and Miller. OMAHA REACHES FINALS LEGION DIAMOND MEET OKEMAH, OkL CP), Young slug-gers from Omaha, and Tucson, pounded their way thru the semif inala of the western sectional American Legion Junior baseball tournament here nd will meet in the finals Sunday for the western championship. Omaha defeated Okemah's rey gional champs, 9 to 2. Tucson took 11 lnnlnga to turn back Portland, 5 to 4. Winners in Sunday title frame will meet New Orleans, winner Saturday of a sectional tournament In North Carolina, for the right to enter a playoff for the national championship.

Huaky Bud Blessie, Omaha hurler. limited the Oklahomans to six hits in hanging up his 15th consecutive victory of the season while hla mates hammered three Okemah pitchers for all nine rum In the fifth inning. GOLD CLP RACE. CHICAGO. CP).

A field of 137 crack outboard motorboat pilots, headed by Gar Wood, will compete Sunday in the sixth annual Chicago Gold Cup regatta. Glenn Cunningham Heads Able Coaching Staff to Youngsters. Approximately 80 lads from Lincoln and outstatt towns will enjoy an overflowing program of athletics and lectures interspersed with good training table food at the athletes' camp at Camp Strsd-er from Monday thru Saturday. Cliff Cunningham of the Lincoln Y. M.

A. has gathered together most of the states best coaching talent to handle the youths and he topped off the instructional roster with Glenn Cunningham, world famous mile runner. Among the 20 or more staff members are Nebraska Coaches Ed Weir, Henry Schulte and Wilbur Knightf Ralph Beechner and Frank Mueller of Lincoln high; Thurlo McCrady of Hastings college; Bob Latta of Beatrice, Neal Gallant of York, Sportswriters Gregg Mc-Bride and John Bentley, and Husk er Scout Bill Day. Ray Rice, camp director, will open each day's program with an Inspirational talk. Alonxo Cornell, Nebraska university trainer, is scheduled to give lectures on athletic injuries and alcohol.

Workmen have been putting the camp in order and grading the 183 yard circular track. Each boy is expected to furnish his own blankets and baseball equipment and be on deck at Camp Strader by noon Monday. Cunningham at Columbus. COLUMBUS, Neb. (UP).

Glenn Cuninkham, world record holding mile runner, was at Camp Sheldon Saturday giving about 40 state Hi-Y boya pointers on track events. The former Kansas university star will talk at a campflre program late Sunday to which the public was invited. He will leave Sheldon Immediately after the address to appear on the program at Camp Strader, Crete. v. Afuiuuanci JJIUBU Ur Ute fall campaign Jack, In his first spring practice with the varsity, appeared like a galloper who would do some barn burning before he got thru.

But as a sophomore he had some tough competition, what with Cardwell, Francis, Ron Douglas, Chief Bauer, Johnny Howell, Bob Benson and Ralph Eldrldge bidding for the various backfield berths. Jack sat most of It out on the bench, managing to win a minor letter. Then came his enforced year's vacation. But he Is still burning to go, as a letter received from him by Clarence Swanson recently, indicated. Jack is on a state road Job near Neligh, juggling cement Bays he's In fine shape and he gets out in the evening with a football to practice passing and punting.

Any lad with ambition enough to do that after a day's work with a road gang has the desire to play better than average football. Jack, with his speed, may prove the "climax" runner that the Huskers will be needing mighty badly. He can pass and kick, too. And pound for pound he's the best line backer in these parts. AN EVER recurring argument blooms at this time of year, when the All Stars are about to play football against the profes- hia Hps over the fish dinner in sight These pike were all taken In one day and weighed up to 6j pounds.

F. M. Brigham, left, and Lou Hallweg, right, survey their catch of wall eyes taken from Little Pine lake in Minnesota. Clark Beecher, center, Is smack- player bracket in the men's sin of that nature, forecast the 1937 Central-Southwest Nebraska tennis tournament, which opens at the Shady Bend courts Sunday. gles, with interest in the women! events apparently at a greater height than at any recent event 1937 Football Schedules of Ml Leading Colleges Note Oamei played at points Indicated In flrat column, except thou marked () which are played on ground! of teama shown In data column.

By GSEGG McBRIDE. Stadium gates will slam early next month as Major Lawrence "Biff Jones, the new varsity coach at the University of Nebraska, sends his Cornhuskers to the task of preparing for the 1937 football campaign. The major, facing a Minnesota assignment in the opening game, has outlined a program which calls for the varsity candidates doing most of their drilling behind closed gates. Except for the annual varsity-freshman game Sept. 25, the public will be given only a few fleeting glances of tftg varsity candidates in their work.

The opening day of practice, Sept. 10, will give fans a first chance to size up the squad. This day, however, Is given over largely to picture-taking and limbering up exercises. -Monday Drills Open. The only other open drills will be the Monday workouts after the Minnesota game.

Prior to the Gopher tilt the gates will open only for the Sept. 10 drills and the varsity-frosh mix. This is a change from the Wednesday open practice program customary during the D. X. Bible regime.

The desire of the new Nebraska coach to give the squad full opportunity without outside interference to prepare for the Gophers has influenced him in adopting the revised practice schedule. The new scheme means the midweek and Saturday "games" held between varsity teams during September will be held behind closed gates. Down to Business "We will need every minute of our practice periods to get ready for the opening game with Minnesota," Jones said Saturday. "The coaches feel this can be accomplished best by closed practice. "I anticipate the boys will return in good physical trim and hope we can pick up with the work where we left off last oring." Biuiiai tuauipiuiis, The All Star backers contend that their team is badly handicapped by the heterogenous group which must be whipped into a team in two weeks.

All styles, all sections and all types are represented in the collegiate camp. The professionals claim that they have a hard season ahead and don't dare bring themselves to a peak so early for fear of blowing their tops when they get Into the league season. Just the same, I still think the All Stars have the most difficult problem of attempting to mold some sort of an offense in the short time allotted them. Heretofore, the collegiate coaches have had to depend upon a stout defense and It is likely that this will be true again this year. TOMMY FARR sings the Welsh national anthem around his It goes "Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau" Herm Yost, John Schwarz, John Champe, B.

R. Anderson and Erv Rucklos could add that to their arrangements for male Joe Louis doesn't -smoke- and neither does he drink He tried two bottles of beer once, but took the precautions of getting into bed before he drank them Then he slept from 9 p. m. until 6 o'clock the next afternoon. Bronko Nagurskl has a 20 Inch neck Dempsey's Is 16 Barney Ross fought Al Manfredo in Dps Moines last week and 3,000 attended, just half of the anticipated crowd Night baseball, like the automobile is here to, stay Cincinnati, 21 games behind the league leading Cubs, drew 20,000 the other evening In a night game against the That compares well with any night crowd the Reds have had since they installed the arcs three years FIGHTING FOX MAKES TURF DEBUT IN GLORY SARATOGA SPRING, N.

Y. UP). William Woodward's Fighting Fox, a full brother of famous Gal-- iant tmking Ma lacing, debut, won the 35th running of the Grand Union Hotel stakes. Mrs. Ethel V.

Mars' Mountain Ridge was second and C. V. Whitney's The Chief third in the field of 11 2 year olds. Living up to his widely heralded advance notices, Fighting Fox came from off the pace to win by one and half lengths in 1:12 2-5. Mountain Ridge, an outsider, also closed fast to beat The Chief by another length and a half.

JOE MARTY ADDED TO CUBS' CASUALTY LIST CINCINNATI. (INS). Joe Marty, rookie centerfielder of the Chicago Cubs, joined the Bruins' list of crinnles. Martv. who is cer aNNOUNCEMENT the 1937 Cornhuskers will do their Minnesota prepping behind closed gates i3 merely another indication that Major "Biff" Jones, new Nebraska U.

will leave no stones unturned in the big effort to prime his Cornhuskers for the opening game of the 1937 gridiron campaign. Taking over the coaching reins of a new squad and shy ball car- rkra ot Jhe. tonc-CKdwdl cal-I SEPTEMBER 25 OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER OCTOBER la OCTOBER li OCTOBER 30 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 13 NOVEMBER 20 NOVEMBER 2i NOVEMBER 27 AKRON (Akron, W. V. State Thr.

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A Cornell Dartmouth Brown Princeton 'Harvard SEPTEMBER 25 OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER 9 OCTOBER 16 OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER 30 NOVEMBER 6 NOVEMBER 13 NOVEMBER 20 NOVEMBER 25 NOVEMBER 27 lber, the Major realizes lie has a tough job. His task has been made Increasingly difficult by the loss of Herm Rohrig, sophomore fullback prospect. THE BIFFEIi undoubtedly plans to make some backfield changes at the start of the fall drills and the grooming of new combinations can best be done without sidelines jammed with practice-watchers. The quartet Jones plans to toss together as his first string back-field, he has not announced. Howell, Rohrig, Andrews and Dodd formed the four-some last spring but Rohrlg's appearance has been delayed at least a year, tain to be lost to the Cubs for Roy "Link" Lyman, head line coach, in an Omaha interview recently was said to have hinted at a "mystery backfield." The Biffer believes Lyman may have been a several days, injured his right knee when he slid into second base in the last innings of Friday night's game the Cubs lost to the Cincinnati Reds.

The Iniurv forced the bit optimistic although the major Cubs to comb the minor leagues will admit the personnel or ine backfield is still a mystery as far for a spare outfielder. as he (Jones) in concerned. THE NEW schedule of secret sessions means Nebraska fans will have just two peeks at Get Your Kids That BICYCLE You Promised Them the varsity berore xne Minnesota game. Tho first once-over is scheduled for. Friday, Sept 10, when the varsity squad assembles, ine other "look" will be when the School Starts In a Few Weeks varsity engages the freshmen Sat urday, Sept.

25. ROUND THE STATE Seven thousand channel cat have been planted in the Republican, river near Superior Just five more davs to save your money and help feed the- hay- burners at the state lair The northeast Nebraska tennis r-hnmninnshine will held at the Norfolk Tennis club starting Sun day, Aug. 29.. rise cnanenge round in the annual Lawlor cup tennis play is dated for the sec ond week; in iepiemDer. nps Manaser John K.

Selleck ex pects to hang out the sign "Bleacher seats only" on the Minnesota ticket window this ween. COACH AT SIOUX FALLS. SIOUX FALLS, S. D. Ben Mankowski, described by Athletic Director V.

G. Clevenger as "one of the strongest centers Indiana has ever will be head football coach at Sioux Falls college Bicycles On Your Own Terms. Slightly Used Cushrnan Auto Glide DEE EICHE 144-46 So. 11th B6505 this fall. NETTERS AT THIRD CITY.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. CP. An ADDITIONAL GAMES: Dec 3 Miami va. So. Carolina at Miami Dec 4 Florida va.

Kentucky at C-villa Dec 4 La. Tech. vt. Centenary at Ruston TuUa va. Manhitrun at Tulia Mite.

Sum va. Duoceae at Sun ColL Miae. S.M.U. vi. Rice at Delia.

Tenn. va, Miae. at Mempbia Dec 4 San Fran. vi. Texae A.

M. at Saa Fraa. Dec Loyola va. Goaiaga at Lot Aug. Dec 2 7 California Georgia Tech at Berkeley Aritona va.

Oregon at Thcioa Dec 10 Georgia va. U. of Miami at Miami Jan. 1, 193 Hawaii Stanford at Honolula So. Calif, vi.

U.C.L. at Loi Aag. Dec 18 Hawaii va, Denver at Honolulu Eut va. Weet at Paaadeaa, CaL U. S.

Mariaee va. ColL of Pac at Saa Diego Dec 25 Ha wad va, Stanford at Honolala COlMIfcoV Vi teiTt.KM IMO.N. exceptionally large registration of, players, practically SMuring 82.