Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-06
CALL GOES OUT FOR
HUSKER GRID MEN
Will Begin to Mobilize in Lin.
coin the Latter Part of This
Month and First of Next.
CAPTAIN TIM COREY ON JOB
BY JAMES E. LAWRENCE.

Lincoln, Aug. s.-(SpeciaI)-Ne-
braskas husky gridiron stars will
start assembling i'll Lincoln during
the latter part of this month and the
FIRST OF next, according to present
plans OF Athletic Manager Guy f.
Reed
Harvest fields, surveying gangs,
summer resorts and beaches will give
up the Young giants. whose Drawn
has placed Nebraska on the foot ball
map during the last three years, to
usher III one of the most promising
seasons i'll the history of the gridiron
game at the Husker institution.
Fourteen IN" men will lie back to
aid DR.. Stewart, Assistant Coach
Rutherford. and Captain Tim Corey
toward another all-victorious season.
Although graduation and the three
year rule cost the Huskers the serv-
ices OF some of its greatest players,
no coach ever had better assort-
ment OF material at his disposal than
DR., Stewart will find awaiting him
at Nebraska.
Corey in the Pink.
Captain Tim Corey has spent the
summer in Lincoln and is in the pink
OF condition. The big tackle tips the
scales at 2l5 pounds and it is all
Drawn. Corey confidently expects to
have the greatest year he ever had
on the gridiron Tim and his assist
ants have been busy during the sum
MGR i'll putting Nebraska field in
shape. Much new Sod has been Sc
cured and the gridiron is i'll superb
shape Tor the opening Of the season
Prospects OF a 1000 mile jaunt to
the Pacific coast. where the strong
Oregon Agg,e eleven is played, should
serve to cnliven competition for the
places on the team. The coming of
new coach, which means that every
man will again have to prove his
fitness for III, place, will also act as
stlmulaut for the new men.
DR.. Stewart will have a world of
material to plug the holes IN the line
caused by the loss OF ~ men Cap
tam Corey and the veteran Ed Shaw.
who played smashing game on the
opposite side of the line, are expected
to solve the tackle problem Both
are heavy and tast and shine equally
at defense or ottense.
Cameron Coming Back.
Allan No>er last wears center will
aoa;n he hark hut may have strong
rHrnnet;t;on in Rnv Cameron rated
mo nne "a thr hest centrrs who ever
nlaved ON a Nrhraska team Cameron
ms nlarrd NJ rrn,r, his f,rS, year
an me- tam and 1T ,arLle ,be Soc.
ond tie did not play last season.
He is heavier than he yer was be-
fore and puts lot ct scrap III his
$50 pounds. Should Cameron Try tor
a tackle position he VIII give Shaw a
stltl run. 1t is possible that Stewart
will use him tor one ct the guard pn-
sitlons. where his experience would
make hun all invaluable man.
Maloney, a recruit tr,m the fresh
man squad OF last year, Is expects
to try tor the other position OF guard
Maloney is Iou'cd as comer-a big
man-Mho knows now TO use every
ounce OF his strength
Haberslaben and I'd NoSitsky. tive
second string men last season, are
back IN school and Will both be clisl-
bic.
The loss OF the mighty Chamber
lain leaves one ct the md positions
open led Riddell, who played hl'
first season last year will again be OF
hand, Enestrom, an Omaha man, /;
fast and might work INTO all end witt
proper coaching,
Two Quarters Back.