inder Aces
May Be Idle

Weather Is Bother to
Coach Jones

World-Herald Bureau
122 North Fourteenth Street,
Lincoln, March 6.

Tuesday might just as well have
been blue Monday as far as Me-
morial stadium was concerned.

Major Biff Jones and his coach-
ing aides moaned over inability to
get out of doors with the football.
squad.

Track Coaches Ed Weir and Har-
old Petz reached for a pair of cry-
ing towels as they surveyed pros-
pects for a victory in'the Big Six
indoor championships this week. .

» The Major and his gridsters, one
hundred strong, worked out in-
doors hoping another day of dry-.
ing weather will permit outside
chores.

Weir and Petz were giving track
hopefuls a final warmup prior. to
tapering off for week-end assign-
ments. Jack Benger, Callaway
sophomore, and Lloyd Wright, co-
champion in the one hundred yard
sprint, were in suit.

However, each must. clear
scholastic hurdles before making
the trip. Coaches Weir and Petz
report they have only an outside
chance.

Of more concern was the injury
to Harold Hunt, sophomore vault- |
er who shared the: Illinois relay
title and is unbeaten this season.
Hunt stepped on a nail Tuesday
and may be unable to return to his
vaulting chores. until this week-
end,

The Kansas City Sieh aie
will be on the boards, so Weir had
his sprinters and hurdlers working
over a short one lane coer ‘of
pine Tuesday.

Two Dozen Huskers
Heft Over 200 Each

.Lincoln, March 6 (®)—About two
|dozen huskies weighing more than
two hundred pounds will be found
|on the. Cornhusker varsity football
roster.
| Heaviest is John Goodsell of
/Omaha, at 235,, with Bruce Clau-
sen, Dix tackle, and Bob MeNutt,
| freshman from Colby, Kans., trail- _
| ing.

Other two hundred-pounders (or
more): Forrest Behm, © Hubert
Knickrehm, Francis Leik, Melvin
Kuska, Jack Cleavenger, Leonard
Muskin, Phil Bordy, Vie Schleich,
Edgar Haynes, Royal Kahler,
Howard Zorn—all ° tackle candi-
dates.

Backfield two hundred-pound
men are Harry Hopp, Wayne Blue,
Vike Francis and Bob Kahler.”

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