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Nebraska's Cornhuskers will be
battling to keep their Big Seven
Conference record clear of defeat
Saturday when the Kansas State
Wildcats come to Lincoln. Kickoff
Is at 2 p.m.
Coach Bill Glassford announced
this week that he wanted to keep
Track Notice
Track Coach Jerry Lee has an
today for freshmen and varsity
for cross country competition.
Freshmen can try out for all
events. Meets have been scheduled
with different Big Seven schools
for both the freshmen and varsity.
The postal meets begin October 16.
November 13 are the Big Seven
postal championships for freshmen
and varsity teams.
his so-called second unit intact
which indicates that the Huskers
will take the field with the same
lineups as faced Iowa State, with
one exception.
Bob Oberlin, senior center from
West Allis, Wis., forced to sit out
last week's game, will be back
at center. The only doubtful spot
appeared to be at center on the
second unit. LaVerne Torezon,
whose inspired play helped the
Huskers plow Iowa State under 39
14, may get the call over Bob
Berguin at the pivot spot. Both
Torezon and Berguin are spoho
mores. As the two teams presently line
up, there are nine seniors, two
juniors on the first eleven. Three;
seniors, Bill Giles, Dennis Korinek
and Pev Evans help stabilize the
second unit which comprises one
junior (John Edwards) and seven
sophomores.
John Edwards, junior fullback
from North Platte,. won the award
of the "hustlingest" player in the
Husker victory over Iowa State.
Edwards got Dennis (The Menace)
Korinek around the corner with a
key block, recovered, and man
aged to get across the field when
Korinek reversed, and cut down
two other potential tacklers. It
enabled Korinek to run 70 yards
to score.
On of the most improved play
ers this fall for the Cornhuskers
has been Charles Bryant, senior
guard from Omaha. Bryant, who
wrestled with the Cornhusker mat
team at 167 last winter, has grown
to a powerful 197 pounds.
The Wildcats
The starters will attempt a feat
that hasn't been turned in almost
a quarter-century of football beat
Nebraska's Cornhuskers on their
home grounds.
Not since the 1930 Wildcats felled
Nebraska 10 to 9 has a K-State
grid team came out of N.U's
Memorial Stadium with the bunt
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Phi Psi's Win Again
Defending IM Football Kings Romp;
Beta B Team Loses On Last Play
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By BOB ZUBER
Intramural Sports Writer
Phi Kappa Psi, last year's Uni
versity intramural football cham
pions, routed Farm House 32-0
for their second win of the year in
as many starts. Duane Rankin
pitched two Phi Psi touchdown
passes to Phil Hockenberger and
one to John Halssler. In addition
to this he caught two other passes
for the points after touchdowns.
Both were thrown by Gene Welch.
Welch also threw a TD pass to
Bob Plunn. The final Phi Psi touch
down came as Kem Billings caught
a touchdown pass thrown by Lanny
Gay.
Sig Chi "B" Wins
In other games, Theta Xi edged
AGR 7-6, while the Sig Chi "B"
team conquered Sigma Alpha Ep
silon 14-0, after leading 8-0 at the
half.
Phi Psi "B" pulled one out of
the barrel as they scored on the
last play of the game to beat the
Beta's 12-6. The Beta's led all
th wav until the final minute of
nlav rolled around. The Beta B
tpnm is last vear's defending all-
nniwrsitv B team champion. The
Beta's fought it out with the Delt
Nebraska Freshmen Gridders
Preparing For First Contest
University or weorasKas xrcsu-
B team last year in a very hard
game to take the championship.
As the Beta's were getting beat.
the Delt B team swamped Sigma
Ep B 16-0. Beta Sigma Fsi cut
down Kappa Sig 13-0, while Mc-
clean forfeited to Selleck and
Seaton No. 1 forfeited to Avery
Games Reset
All canceled games will not be
re-scheduled from now on, accord
ing to Ed Higgenbotom, intra
mural director. Team managers
should pick up a list of resched
uled games in Room 102 in the
P.E. building.
Boys in the free-throw tourna
ment should check the bulletin
board in the P.E. buildine Monday
to see when they shoot, and what
tournament they are in.
man football team, preparing for
a two-game schedule (Kansas State
here October 22 and Iowa State
at Ames Nov. 5) are best equipped
at the guard position, according
to Freshman Coach Bob Faris.
"We have some lads with size
who can and want to move," he
said. 'They possess both tough
ness and desire."
Amnnff the euard candidates
who have been standing out are
Bob Mclntyre and Douglas Kelly,
frtrmw Omaha North players; Don
Kampe, Red Oak, la.; Leo George,
Wilkes-Barre, Pas.; John Yuss,
Charleroi, Pa.; Joe Sadowski,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and John Dan
iels. "F.rie. Pa.
The Husker frosn wm De witnoui
their twp top tackle candidates,
however. Phil Erickson, West Al
lis, Wis., is being released this
week from the hospital after an
emergency appendectomy. Jerry
Wheeler (6-1 and 245) from Iilan,
111., suffered a recurrence of a
knee injury. He will be operated
on during the holidays to keep
Wheeler from missing time in classes.
Holdregs House, S2B9 Holdrefre, roomi
for boys. Mean u aesirea. iteasonaDit
rates.
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