Priday, October 29, 1954
Lincoln, Nebraska
Page 3
You can win this pipe.
Medico Football Forecast
Home Team
( ) Nebraska
( ) Duke
( ) Michigan
( ) Kansas St.
( ) Texas
Visitor
) Missouri
) Ga. Tech.
) Indiana
) Kansas
) SMU
Home Team
) Colorado
) Iowa
) Purdue
) Minnesota
) California
Visitor
) Oklahoma
) Wisconsin
) Illinois
) Mich. St.
) UCLA
Total Points Scored By Winners ( )
NAME
PHONE
ADDRESS
(College games of October 30. Coupon due at Nebraskan Office by
x o m. October 29. Entry dox in iront ot door 01 JMeorasKan omce.;
Contest Rules
1 The object of the The Nebraskan
Medico Pipes Football Forecast is
to select winners of 10 college foot
ball games to be played each week
end with the total points scored by
the combined teams to be used to
break ties.
2. The games are listed on the
official contest coupon. Place an
"X" beside your forecasted win
ner or a "T" if you predict a tie.
Leave the blank opposite teams
you predict to lose blank.
3. One may enter only one entry
blank per week. The contest win'
ner will be published Tuesday of
the following week of the game.
4. All postponed games will be
eliminated from the contest.
5. No member of The Nebraskan
is eligible to participate in the
contest: otherwise the contest is
open to all Nebraska University
students and members.
The Pause That Refreshes
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Here Are Your Winners
I to Cal I Colo. I Drake I Duke I III. Minn. Navy K-St. I Texas Wise
I date UCLA Okla; Iowa St. Ga.Tech Purdue Mich1StNotreD: Kansas SMU lowa
Howard VanrTf .710 UCLA fOkla. Jowa"St.JDuke lPurj MinJ2: Notre D. K-St. j Texas Wise.
Chet Singer .690 UCLA Okla. lowa St. Duke Purdue Minn. Notre D. K-St. I Texas Wise.
M. Kreitman .668UCLA "j0kla- jjowa St. Duke Purdue Minn. I Notre D. I K-St. Texas Wise.
Bob Zuber ".650 Cal Okla. jjowa St. Ga.Tech III. Minn. I Notre D. K-St. Texas Iowa
C. Freidman r.650TUCLA fOkla. Iowa St. Duke JPurdue Minn. Navy I K-St Texas Wisc.
"M.Steinberg .610 f UCLA j Okla. Iowa St. J Duke j Purdue ( Minn. Navy I K'St I Texas I lowa
Dick Reisch"f.590"UCLA Okla. lowa St. Duke Purdue Minn. I Notre D. K-St. Texas Wise.
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Dick Watson f.570 fUCLA OklaL Jowa St.JDuke JPurdue fMichSt IJMotre D. I K-St. SMU Wise.
Sherm Nefsky f .570 fUCLA fOkla. fowa St.Ga.TechJ Purdue j Mich. St. Notre D. K-St. I Texas Wise.
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By MAX KRIETMAN
' Sports Staff Writer
A capacity crowd of 35,000 is
expected to jam Memorial Stadium
tomorrow for the important meet
ing' between the Missouri Tigers
and tlie Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Coach Don Faurot, in his 29th
year at Missouri, is considered
the father of the famed split-T.
Saturday's game will see the mas
ter and his machine in action, plus
his favorite passing weapon, the
spread. This offense is used te
great advantage by Faurot, as
there are three expert passers in
his camp.
Passing Game
Vic Eaton, starting quarterback,
Tony Scardina, number two signal
caller, and halfback Jack Fox do
the fliDDine. Scardino led the con
ference in passing as a freshman
in 1951. Since then he has been
Praise AfU Forward Wall
By "COKE" FRIEDMAN
Sports Staff Writer
Guess by this time most of us are sober enough to be able to read
this column, and I think those who aren't (those lucky fools) are not
missing anything anyway. (I should get 100 school support on this
statement.)
Wonder what the boys from Boulder especially those under 21,
will think of Nebraskan when they visit here next year, after having
spent a delightful nine months just within walking distance of the
"pubs".
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21S No. 14th
Cant say anything about school
spirit after the way the students
cheered and yelled at the C.U.
game. Hope all those students'
aren't Just "fair weather friends."
Your reporter was one of the
unfortunate few that wasn't able
to make the trip to Colorado. Had
to go up to Minneapolis, Minne
sota on official business. Stayed
next to the Phi Gam house, home
of Bob and Pinky MacNamarra,
and talked to some of Bob's and
Pinky's frat brothers. They said
that Bob and Pinky had great
respect for Nebraska's line, and
thought that this year's team was
one of the best Nebraska teams
that they had played against in
recent years.
With the close of this column
comes the end of "The Pause That
Refreshes." Time for the "old
Coke" to start studying.
See you at the game,
"COKE"
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal
CHARLEY ERYANT
plagued with injuries. Eaton then
took over the quarterbacking for
the Gold 'n Black. Fox, a south
paw thrower, has played with the
second team for three years. A
good passing game can very well
be expected from MU. Eaton and
Scardino have thrown 61 passes,
completing 32 of them.
The Tiger running game has
been divided pretty evenly. Half
back Ray Detring is leading the
Bengals with 120 yards gained.
Bob Bauman, Scardino, and Fox
have all been close, with 93, 80,
and 73 yards. Fox is the leading
scorer with 21 points. Bauman and
Jack Hunter are next with 12
tallies.
For their outstanding play last
week, guard Charlie Bryant and
tackle Don Glantz were selected
as all-American candidates. Both
men have been playing stellar rolea
in the success of the NU line this
year. Glantz is game captain this
week.
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