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By MAX KREITMAN
Staff Sports Writer
x COLUMBIA, Mo. Spotting t h e
Missouri Tigers a first half touch
down, the Nebraska Cornhuskers
came back in the final 30 minutes
to down the hosts 18-12, before 25,
000 Homecoming fans Saturday.
Both teams played rather ragged
ball, with the Huskers showing
only frequent spurts. It was" the
second win for t h e Nebraskans,
both in the conference. They had
previously downed the K-S t a t e
Wildcats 16-0. The loss was the
sixth in a row for the Bengals.
This also was the first time that
Nebraska has beaten. MU at Co
lumbia since the 1937 NU eleven
turned the trick, 7-0. - '
The Missourians opened the scor
ing late in the second period, after
Nebraska had lost the ball on
downs deep in Mizzou territory.
From their own 27, MU moved the
ball from that point to the Husker
40 yard line, with Gary Roll, Ed
Cutwright, and Bill Rice supplying
the big push. From the 40, quarter
back Dave Doane, the Big 7's
leading passer, found halfback Bill
Craig on the 20. Two more Doane
aerials went astray before he hit
end Harold Burnine on the one. On
the next play Doane went over
from the one and the Tigers en
joyed their only lead of the day,
6-0.
The first big break came for the
Huskers early in the third period,
when a Bengal fumble went astray
on the Husker 38. On the next play
Willie Greenlaw hit end Don Hewitt
on the 19 and the Nebraskans were
on their way. Greenlaw and Rex
Fischer then took the ball down to
the one when Greenlaw tallied. The
try for point was missed and the
score was knotted at 6-6 with 7:18
left in the quarter.
Seven minutes later the Huskers
slipped ahead to stay. The Tigers
were forced to punt, where Sylves
ter Harris, who played one of the
finest games of his career, took the
nim.-1rin in nn Vila turn OQ arifl to
turned it to the Nebraska 47. The
Husker attack was once again on
the prowl with Don Erway hitting
Jon McWilliams on the Missouri
36. Harry Johnson went off tackle
for wo, but a personal foul on the
Tigers took the ball down to the
19. Johnson then went to the 12
and Harris lugged the ball to the
five. An NU penalty took the ball
back to the ten, but Johnson went
for five and Harris drove- to the
one. Erway then sneaked over and
the visitors once again had the
lead, 12-6.
It took Nebraska only four min
utes to break the game wide open
On a second down play, the Tiger's
Doane attempted a pass to Burnine
on the Nebraska 43, but an alert
Fischer picked the aerial out of the
air and scampered 57 yards mv
molested for the final Husker tally!
Again the PAT was missed, and
NU enjoyed an 18-6 cushion. The
scoring was brought to a close with
3:38 left in the contest. On then
own 49, Doane once again, engi
neered the TD, this time hitting
halfback Johnny Powell with "a 51
yard pass. The try for extra point
was missed and the scoring was
brought to its final resting plade,
18-12.
The second Nebraska win placed
them into a first place tie with the
Oklahoma Sooners in the confer
ence. Each have a 2-0 mark.
FINAL GAME STATISTICS
MU NU
First Downs 17 12
Net Rushing Yardage ... 141 143
Net Passing Yardage ... 147 61
Passes Attempetd 17 10
Passes Completed ........ 9 4
Passes had Intercepted ... 2 1
Punts 3 3
Punting Average 37 42
Fumbles Lost ............. 2 0
Yards Penalized ........ 20 5
Score by quarters:
Nebraska 0 0 12 618
Missouri 0 6 0 612
Scoring: Nebraska touchdowns
Greenlaw (2, rush); Erway (1,
rush); Fischer a57, interception
runback).
Missouri touchdowns: Doane (1,
rush); Powell (49,, pass from
Doane).
Officials: Referee Cliff Oeden
(Wichita); umpire Carl Kopelk
(Emporia) ; linesman G e o r g e
Bourrette' (Mo. Wesleyan); judge
Earl Schlupp (Colorado).
Big 7 Standings
Last Week's Results
NEBRASKA 18
MISSOURI 12
IOWA STATE 7
KANSAS STATE 9
COLORADO 21
OKLAHOMA 56
KANSAS 14
S.M.U. 33
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C.G. Won Lost Tied Pet.
Nebraska 9 ft 0 1.000
Oklahoma 2 0 0 1.000
Colorado 2 1 0 .667
Iowa State 11 1 .500
Kansas State 1 2 0 .333
Kansas Oil .250
Missouri 0 2 0 .000
All games Won Lost Tied Pet.
Oklahoma 5 0 0 1.000
Colorado 4.1 0 .800
Kansas State 2 4 0 .333
Nebraska 2 4 0 .333
Iowa State ...1 3 1 .300
Kansas 14 1 .250
Missouri 0 6 0 .000
Nebraska continues its Big Seven
campaign this week against Kan
Once again the Huskers are the
only big stumbling block before
the Oklahoma Sooners. Both teams
are 2-0 in the conference.
For the Kansas game End Le-
Roy Butherus and Guard Jim
Murphy will still be sidelined. The
status of Center Bob Berguin, who
missed the Missouri test, won t be
known for a day or two.
Basketball Opens
Basketball coach Jerry Bush
announced the starting dates
for the first practice sessions of
varsity and freshman candidates.
The varsity opens sessions on the
first of November. Freshman
cagers start workouts a week
later on November 7.
IM Play
Slowed By
Migration
Intramural action in the touch
football leagues consisted of only
three games Friday, possibly due
to the sap on campus manpower
caused by migration. Among those
forsaking the obvious virtues (?)
of Columbia for glory on the I.M.
gridiron were the Sigma Alpha Mu
team, which dropped Alpha Gam
ma Sigma, 6-2. SAM did its scoring
early on a first quarter TD pass
from Forry Poska to Stan Wid
man. AGS picked up its two-pointer
in, the third quarter when a Sam
mie ball carrier was brought down
behind his own goal.
Roy Berkenstock scored in the
first period to spot Theta Xi a tem
porary 6 point lead over Sigma
Nu, but Sigma Nu pulled out a 7-6
victory when Larry Gausland tal
lied in the fourth quarter and Eu-
dell Jacobson added the winning
point.
Delta Sigma Phi copped a 12-7
win over Pi Kappa Phi.
Correction
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KAN concerning the intramural
cross country run to be held to
day, Tuesday, Oct. 25, stated that
". . . there will be no place for
independent entries." Correctly,
there will be no limit on independ.
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