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By GARY FRAXDSEN
Sports Staff Writer
Coach BUI Glassford an
nounced only one lineup change
as his Nebraska Comhuskers
went through their final rough
tuff Tuesday in preparation for
their rugged encounter with the
invading Oklahoma Sooners Sat
urday. Glassford stated that Ted
Britt, senior from North Platte,
will get the opening call at cen
ter in favor of Bob Oberlin and
another senior, Jim Oliver.
Commenting on the rapidly
approaching skirmish with Bud
'Wilkinson's Orange Bowl-bound
Sooners. Glassford had this to
ay. "We're going to let Okla
homa worry about us. We're
going to play sixty minutes of
football to the best of our abil
ity." BARRING ANT further line
up changes the Huskers will
open up with Andy Loehr and
Bill Schabackerv ends; Ted Con
nor and Jerry Minnick, tackles;
Jerry Paulson and Bob Wagner,
guards; Britt, center; John Bor
dogna, quarterback; Bob Smith
and Jon McWilliams, halfbacks;
and Ray Novak, fullback.
The Huskers should be going
to the final 1953 gridiron game
in near-perfect physical condi
tion. Only Max KitzeSman, the
towering Omaha guard, is a
question mark, but if big Max
responds favorably to Tuesday's
scrimmage, hell see some action
against the Big Seven cham
pions. Nebraska will be running into
cne of the nation's leading of
fensive clubs in one-beaten Ok
lahoma. The Sooners are second
in rushing offense with an av
erage of 233.9 yards per game.
In total offense Oklahoma is
12th with a 3 44.1 -yards per game
mark.
IX HALFBACK Larry Grigg,
the defensive ace of 1352, the
Sooners have an outstanding in
dividual performer on offense.
Grigg has piled up 639 yards on
101 carries for a 6.5-yard aver
age to rank Sth in the nation
in rushing offense.
Wilkinson wGl probably start
like this: Carl Allison and Max
Boydston, ends; Don Brown and
Roger Nelson, tackles; Bo Bol
inger and J. D. Roberts, guards;
Kurt Burris, center; Gene Ca
lanse, quarterback; Bob Herndon
and Grigg, halfbacks; and Rob
ert Barns, fullback.
IPs been 41 games and nearly
eight years since Oklahoma has
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18, 1953
Worry1
lost a Big Seven Conference
football game.
KANSAS WAS the last league
eleven to bump Oklahoma 16
13 in 1946 when Jim Tatum,
present Maryland coach, held
the Sooner reins. Wilkinson took
over in 1947 and since that time
Oklahoma has gone unbeaten In
loop play, but has been tied
twice 13-13 by Kansas in 1947
and 21-21 by Colorado last sea
son. Business Manager A. J. Lew
andowski announced that there
are 600 stadium seats and 4,000
bleacher tickets remaining for
the Sooner-Husker clash.
Intramural Football Playoff Finale
Phi Psi's Beat Phi Delta Phi, 27-21,
To Grab All-University Grid Crown
By FRANK SORENSON
Spark Staff Writer
Championship ? form! That's
what paid off for the 1953 I-M
Touch Football All-University
Champion Phi Kappa Psi as
they downed a do or die Phi Delta
Phi crew 27-21. -The game was
one of the closest and hardest
played in I-M play to date.
Phi Delta Phi earned their
right to the final game by win
ning their league with a 4-0 rec
ord. They then went to win a
forfeit from Newman Club in
the first round. They then
tramped the Dubbers 31-13.
edged Presby House 9-8 and
downed the Ag Jokers 7-6 for
the Independent Championship.
Phi Kappa Psi finished sec
ond in their league with 4-1 rec
ord behind the DlFs. In playoff
games, they smashed the ZBTs
65-0, downed Farmhouse 20-14,
edged Sigma Alpha E psi I on
26-20 and tramped a strong A TO
club 21-2 for the Fraternity A
title.
EV ROUTING the ZBTs, the
champions set a new all-time
All-University single game scor
ing mark. The old mark stood
at 59 scored by Farm House in
1939. The Phi Psi's also Beared
the season's scoring mark of 278
by garnering 244 tallies.
In the opening quarter the
Phi Delta Phi's scored fast on
a pass from Ray Svehla to Bill
Betn. The conversion from Hein
to Perry was complete and the
Phi's led at the end of the first
quarter, 7-0.
In the second frame, captain
Bob Bachman, star of the
tournament along with Al
Blessing of the Phi's, again un
loosened his leatfcal passing arm
and hit Duane Rankin in the end
zone for six big points. Bach
man then hit Thompson for the
extra point to tie the game at
7-alL
EV THE third quarter the
losers again shot ahead on a
brilliant pass from SvrJa to
John Wilson. The play had been
set a tremendous catch by Bless
ing of a 45 yard pass from Hein,
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Co-captains Larry Grigg (left) ground-gainer and scorer
and Roger Nelson are two of while Nelson is named by
tflte Oklahoma standbys. Grigg many as one of the finest
is the Big Sevens leading tackles in the Middle West
the whole play covering 60
yards. Svehla then flipped to
Hein for the EP and a 14-7 lead.
The Phi Psi's then raged back
on the arm of Bachman and
marched into Phi territory
where Bob flipped to end Jerry
Anderson for the TD. The con
version attempt was knocked
down and the score stood Phi
Delta Phi 14. Phi Psi 13.
Shortly later the winners
struck with blinding speed on a
pass from Bachman to Anderson.
Entry Deadlines
Intramural managers are
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lowing deadline dates:
Table tennis Nov. It
Basketball rosters ..Nov. 23
Swtmmiitg Nov. 3t
Handball Dee. 4.
Track Dee. 8
Welch caught the Bachman EP
pass to make the score read
20-14 Phi Psi.
-
AS THE third quarter came
to a close. Svehla again passed
to Blessing for 50-yard gain to
set up the third score for them.
Reports Say
Kansas' Sikes
Resigns Post
Two Wichita papers and osie
Topeka paper said today that
Jules V. Slkes would leave as
head football coach after the
Jtfissouri-Kansas game Nov. 21.
However, the stories varied in
other aspects. Reports " from
sports editors of the papers
stated Sikes had either told the
squad that be had resigned, that
the information came from
"unimpeachable" sources, or
that Sikes had been advised
that his contract would not be
renewed when it expires March
1. Another report said that
Sikes had called a press confer
ence for after the Missouri-Kansas
tilt to announce that he
would not return to the Univer
sity of Kansas.
Sikes. when questioned about
the matter, said he had not re
signed. Sports Tickets
Student and faculty sports
tickets which admit to basketball
and all other winter and spring
sports on the Cornhusker sched
ule will be placed on sale Mon
day. Nov. 23, at the Coliseum,
Business Manager A. J. Lewan
dowski stated.
The student tickets are $3 and
faculty tickets 54, tax included.
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met as shy scbooUcids at
dancing school. Their paths
criss-crossed for years as each
worked hard to make a career.
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Service, "teamed tip" with
Marge. After months of
strenuous rehearsal, they
were a sensation, creating
original "dance stories" for
TV, movies and stage. They
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Again Svehla passed to Bless
ing for the TD. The EP was
?ood and the contenders led
21-20.
Theh game winning play came
when Bachman flipped to Duane
Rankin who made a stependous
catch. He then passed to Dick
Jollife for the EP and the scor
ing ended for the game.
With only five plays left in
the game, Svehla passed to
Blessing for a 45-yard gain and
a first down on the Phi Psi two.
On the next play, Jerry Ander
son saved the game by captur
ing an aerial and downing it in
the end zone for a touchback.
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Lead Conference In Rushing
Cornhusker footballers rank
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tan of Iowa. State in passing.
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Pass receiving Andy Loehr,
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Sugar Bowl Bid
Sports predicters have given
the Sugar Bowl nod to the "Uni
versity of West Virginia; how
ever, bowl officials say the field
is still wide open.
Maib Feature Qock
Lincoln: "Botany Bay," 1:25,
3:25, 5:30, 7:30, 9:35.
Stuart: "The Robe," 12:15, 2:36,
4:57, 7:18, 9:39.
Varsity: "Calamity Jane," 1:09,
3:14, 5:19. 7:24, 9:29.
State: "The Nebraskan," (3D),
2:15, 4:45. 7:30. 10:00. "The 49th
Man," 1:00, 3:30, 6:10, 6:50.
Nebraska: "Fallen Angel,"
1:19, 4:44, 8:09. "Thy Neighbor's
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