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2-B LrVf OLN SI NDAY Jill AM) Novpfiihfr 2), 1916 Georjjia Takes PESKK SNARES IIKill Jack Pesek has to leap high for this pass from Quarterback Fred Metheny in the third quarter of the Husker-Sooncr battle Saturday. The was complete for a 10 yarji gain. (Staff Photo by AP Wlrcphoto.) Firiiig Une Scares from Pagr hli.) lAnr JB, MorrlHHiw B. Maewit 14. Mofforel IS.

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27 8:30 P.M. Final Gallieriii" Monday The YMCA Intcr-rhurch Athletic council will hold it.s final meeting this coming Monday night 7:.30 p. m. in the lounge. Sixteen churches have appointed reprt' entativcs and are in the ba.iketball program.

Three leagues will be 1 conducted this year: and up; 16, 17; and 1.3, 14. Leagues wilj gel under way the week of Dec. 8. The basketb.all committee will I meet right after the council meet- to draw up schedules, officials, di.scuss rules, etc. The following churches are entered in Class Frieden Lutheran, iCrace Methodi.nt, Calvary Lutheran.

Plymouth Congregational, Fourth Presbyterian, Bethany iChri. tian, Latter Day Saints Re- lorganized, We-stminstcr Pre.sby- I terian. First Presbyterian of Hickman and East Lincoln Christian. AUTHORIZED HEADQUARTERS SERVICE STOP HERE By NorrU Anderuon BY NDRRI.H ANDERSON. Special no mistake, the drawling citizens down are solidly behind the Sooners this land of oil wells and 3.2 brew, the chatter in cafes, bistros and barber shops revolves mostly around Joe Golding and his Oklahoma grid A (k nationally noted as a grid power, rates nothing more than that's the school down at StlU-.

in these parts. We heard several barber chair fans say that the Sooner victory over Missouri last week was an We had to grab their fumbles to even explained the gentleman Beating Missouri 27-7 cannot be classed as disappointing anyway not in Husker annals There still remains plenty of respect for pre-war Nebraska teams down here Up to the game Saturday, the all-time Sooner percentage of victory against Scarlet elevens was a war-boosied .727. We met a fellow named Frank Barrett in the lobby of the Biltmore hotel Frank, a former Lincoln resident, is the brother of Art and Max, the official He remembers Bcr- nie Masterson from the days the Husker coach used to practice swimming at the where he was an instructor Another present Oklahoman who was rooting for the Huskers was A. C. Brusn, ex-Lincoln business man another Lincolnite here was Charley McAhan, ex-shop foreman at The Star.

Tht'y call Golding in local newspaper yarns handle describes how the ground-gaining demon runs smoothly enough to remind one of a man riding an escalator in a crowded department store while everyone else crowds and jostles on the stairs. A stage show, featuring Henry King, was the Friday night menu for the NU squad is home territory for Mike DiBlase, 230-pound Scarlet tackle Mighty Mike played with the Norman Zoom- ers, a navy eleven, during the war Fullback Gerry Moore was stationed near Oklahoma City as a pilot. Every Big Six school in our memory starts Saturday games at 2 p. except the Sooners, who persist in keeping that late 2:30 p. starting time especially tough on members of the newspaper fraternity with early deadlines The Huskers were impressed by the size of Taft stadium, scene of the Friday workout Although used as a prep field, the stadium is as large as most in the Big Six Oklahoma has a keen ear cocked to national grid honors in the near future Most game stories on the OU-NU game were slanted toward giving the Sooners a comparison with the Rose Bowlers of UCLA, foe in Los Angeles Saturday An amusing sidelight on the train trek into Oklahoma City was the conversation between Ad Lewandowski, NU athletic director, and an officer in the Chinese The Far Eastern gentleman sat near Lew and cropped up with a conversation that a bit too broken for immediate interpretation.

Dick Hutton was wearing his new sweater, recently issued to the 1945 track lettermen Speedy Dick has been very much in the Oklahoma sport sheets all week The word CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. The University of Georgia Bull- dogs overpowered the stubborn; University of Chattanooga Moccasins for three quarters Saturday in win handily, 48-27, before anj overcoated homecoming crowd of 10 000 The contest practically assured the Bulldogs, who played most of the game with the mighty Charley Trippi on the bench, of a post season bowl bid. Georgia meets Georgia Tech next week. Probably the most exciting menta came in the last quarter when little Chattanooga, still fighting valiantly, scored three touchdowns chiefly thru the air. Little All-America candidate Gene Roberts, leading scorer of the nation, and Passer Howard Derrick sparked the Moccasin comeback.

Trippi, who rolled thru the Chattanooga line with ease, played only long enough to build lead to 19-0. Huskers (('nntinupd from Pagp Goad who did the dirty work, fie snared a pass from Darrel Royal for 14 yards to put the leather on the Nebraska 16 and a moment later took another flip from the O.U. game captain on the 8-yard stripe and bucked his way thru three Husker tacklers to score. This time Marlin's kick was wide. Little Dick Hutton and Cletus Fischer w'ere bc.st ground gainers and was always dangerous.

Carl SamueLson and Gene Wilkins were most effective in the line. The Grand Island tackle played 55 minutes of the game. The Sooners outdowned the Scarlet, 20 to 9 and gained 257 yards to N.U.^s even 60. The summary: Nebrmaka Pot. Oklahoma Bunker Samuelaon Loreni Burrta Thomaon Rapftci Androa Stlner Walker Peaek Hutton (gel Royal Metheny Wallace Moomey Ontdlng Hopp Flacher Nebraaka .................................0 0 Oklahoma ...............................7 7 7 Nebraaka aaorlng; (touchdown) Myera.

Oklahoma acorinf: (touchdowna) Da via, OokUng, Mitchell, (3oad; ftry for point) Marlin, 3 (plaeekicka). Nebraaka aubatltutiona; (enda) Haicn, McWUUama, Peaek, Nyden, De.mkroger; (tacklea) Sedlacek, Tegt; (gusrda) Lelk, Devlney, L4ppa; (center) Taylor; (backa) Thompaon, Myars, Rooney, Flacher, Stroud, H.pp, Collopy. Oklahoma aubatltutiona: (enda) Owena, Coad, Maya, Heapa; (tacklea) Morrla, Hale. Trotter; (guarda) McNabb, Androa, Huaak; (centera) Tillman, Dowell, Dea; (backa) Royal, Bibb, Wallace, Brewer, Sarratt, Neher, Allaup, Thomaa, Flacher, Krleck, Marlin. Wolverines Maul Buckeyes 58 to 6 COGILMBUH, O.

(API. Faced by the record-breakitip M'rformance of Halfback Bob Chappuia, mighty Wolverim the Ohio State Buckeyes one of their worst drubbings in 58 to 6 Saturday before 78,634 Homecoming fans. CHAPPUIS THREW three touchdown passes, scored him up tolsl of 234 i Quarterback Bill Doolittle tossing HE DROPPED Phil Slosburg (8), Temple back, reaches pass in first period as Holy Cross players, Back Ray Ball (16), Guard Bill Cregar (37) and unidentified Crusader (second from left), try to break up play. Phil dropped the pass after holding it momentarily. (AP Wirephoto Saturday Night.) Famous Milly Burke Slated Rassle Here Mildred Burke, world champion lady wrestler, will be in Lincoln Wedne.sday evening to defend her title against rough, tough Ann winner of Promoter Adam elimination tourney.

MISS LAVERNE secured the two falls in the team rassle last week to emerge as the No. 1 challenger to mat queen. Ken Fenelon, Dubuque, and Jack Conley, Denver brawler, meet in the second headliner of what Krieger calls a double main event bill, AND NOW for the really good news. Joe Dusek WILL NOT appear on this program. To open the shoiy at 8:30, Danny Plechas and marine vet Earl Wampler collide in a one- fall preliminary match.

MILDRED BURKE. Eilge N.Y.U., 19-12 NEW YORK. (iiP). Georgetown defeated New York university, 19-12, Saturday in a bruising football game played before 10,000 fans in Yankee stadium. A 79- yard run by Lou Miller and a yard romp by Tommy Graham ac- lor two Hoya touchdowns jouriwi and Star.

3 dayj for the other came at the end of a 39-yard drive. the air to pr- ern cfinfc.t^r r-- estsblished in 1942 by i ern' Oito Graham f'happuis rhalkrd up a net orf only 28 yards rushing, but hit recrlvcrt for a total of 206 yards to send his scven- gsme total in the conference to 1,002 yards. Grsham set his record in only six games, but great performance made him a deserved successor. Allho Michigan scored at will in period, it was I second-period splurge that sent it' the way to the moat decisive in this 43-year-old grid I series since they thumped Ohio, 86 to 0, back in 1902. THE TOLEDO, tosscr hit Sub End Bob Mann with a 16- yard touchdown pass early in that second period.

He hurled another; to Right Half Henry Fonde from' 14 yards out, and scooted fivei yards for another touchdown late' in the period after setting up thel score a 22-yard heave toi Quarterback Howard Yerges. Center Jim Bricske, tne place kicking specialist, booted seven out of eight conversions and added a three- point field goal from four yards out in the closing minutes. Fonde tallied two Michigan touchdowns, going over for the first six-pointer from the one- yard line in the first period. Mann also garnered a pair, his second coming on an end around ramble from 22 yards out In the third quarter. Halfback Paul White took a 32-yard Chappuls pass for another in the third.

Deck Rifenburg, a sub end, grabbed a pass for a 40-yard gain and a fourth period touchdown, and Bill Culligan, a reserve back, added the eight on a four-yard plunge minutes later. an to Rod Swinchart who ra'cd 40 ysrds the goal. The play 63 yards. Chappuls also get a new conference record, completing 12 out of 20 to give him 35 out of 33 for the and a percentage of .556. This bettered the 1942 mark of ,544 establLnhed by Dick Good.

OHIO lone tally came in the closing minutes. Sub only 33 dmy. 2-3333 or 2-1234 to your ad. Cornhusker Alumni Asked for Achievement Fund in Need of Cash NEW TIRES BY WAI.LY PROVOST. The University of Cornhusker Achievement Fund going to bring any Fred Shlreys from Latrobe, or any Bob McNutts from Colby, to strengthen Scarlet athletic teams.

not its purpose. As more than 7,000 alumni arc finding out thru letters recently mailed to them by an committee requesting financial aid, the fund has been set up to make possible the enrollment or continued attendance of male NE- TURKEY SHOOT SALT VALLEY GUN CLUB SHELLS FOR SALE at Grounds 8 miles North of Lincoln between 14th and 27th St. BRASKA prep school at the state university. has traveled fast around the Big Six concerning the Husker scat- back lly as busy as the proverbial one-handed paper hanger was Ed Weif, NU track coach, who photographs the football had a hard time transferring his numerous gadgets during the two train transfers enroute to Oklahoma City The redcapped fraternity exists only in minority in these parts, so Ed was armed to the teeth with movie gear. TALKING about cleaning to us means Fine workmanship Superior service Guaranteed satisfaction Complete insurance coverage -HELP YOMJ Call 2-6731 EERLESS CLE.YIYERS an 11 Geo.

H. Lenea nraach Of 2719 48 HELP VS- BESIDES meeting four requirements which deal with scholastic ability, leadership qualities, moral character and "physical vigor as shown by interest in physical applicants for fund scholarships must be in need of financial assistance. Twenty-nine football, basketball and track athletes at N.U. have already received first-half payments on $200 scholarships and. as the alumni letter points out, completion of this initial grant will take more cash than is now on hand in the fund.

To make it a little clearer to those who think the main purpose is to provide each football regular with a new limousine, the letter cites the case of a typical football player who must practice a minimum of three hours a day, six days a week in the spring and fall, at the same time maintaining satisfactory grades in 12 hours of college work. SOMEWHERE along the line this hopeful letter-winner musti find time to earn enough money for board, room, tuition, fees, books and clothes. To quote the letter, may be interested in the young lad, but we can neither do his I studying nor play his football. But we can make easier his task of finding funds for tuition, for fees and for Such a scholarship as the fund provides for (similar to those given outstanding music students, artists, writers, etc.) might have kept at home a few of the dozen former Nebraska high school athletes now performing for schools across the country from California U. in the west to Cornell in the east.

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