Wednesday, October. 3, 1960 '
The , Nebraskan
Page 3
1st Place At Stake
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In KU-IS Contest
The winner of the Iowa
State-Kansas game at Amps.
la., Saturday will take over
sole possession of first place
in tne nig Eight standings.
Iowa State, Kansas Colo
rado and Missouri are tied
for the league lead with 1-0
records. Colorado and Mis
souri are facing non-conference
opponents with the Buffs
hosting Arizona and Missouri
meeting the Air Force Acad
emy at Colorado Springs,
Colo. .
Iowa State scored its con
ference win with a 10-7 tri
umph over .Nebraska and
Kansas blanked Kansas State,
41-0, for its Big Eight win.
Kansas has a 2-1 season rec
ord while Iowa State is un
beaten with a 3-0 mark. The
Jayhawks dropped their first
game Saturday as Syracuse
scored a 14-7 come-from-be-hind
victory. Kansas toppled
Texas Christian, 21-7, in the
season opener.
The Cyclones, led by the
brilliant running and passing
of tailback Dave Hoppmann,
rolled to easy victories over
Drake, 46-0, and Detroit, 44
21, before being pushed by
Nebraska Saturday. i
Hoppmann leads the Big
Eight in three offensive de
partments. He is the leading
ball carrier with 431 yards on
64 carries for' a 6.7 yard aver
age. .
Leading Passer
The Cyclone sophomore is
also the leading passer with
eight completion of 17 at
tempts for 120 yards and he
is tied in the scoring race
with Bert Coan of Kansas at
24 points. '
Coan, a transfer from Texas
Christian, ranks fourth in total
yardage among the confer
ence ball carriers with 178
yards on 23 carries for an
average of 7.7 yards per
carry.
In other conference action,
Nebraska will be looking for
its first conference win when
the Huskers meet'' Kansas
State at Lincoln. The Wild
cats are 0-2 in conference
State will take on
Tulsa and Oklahoma will meet
Texas in no n-conference
struggles. Oklahoma State
and Nebraska are tied for
fifth place in the Big Eight
with 0-1 records. The Cow
boys are looking for their first
win of the season after losses
to Arkansas and Missouri.
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Husker athletic officials.
Tuesday's Daily Nebraskan
quoted wrestling coach
Mickey Sparano' as saying
that wrestling scholarships
would be awarded on a per
formance basis.
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mail to 1
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LET GO OF MY FACE MASK
Don Purcell, with ball, and Iowa State's Don Webb tug at each other's face masks
during Saturday's action. Purcell was returning an Iowa State kickoff for 11 yards before
being brought down by Webb. Football rules prohibit the grasping of an oppwent's face
mask.
STAR OF THE WEEK
PurceWs Defensive Play
Earns Nebraskan Award
Right end Don Purcell is
the Daily Nebraskan Star of
The Week for the week of
Sept 26 to Oct. 2.
Through each of the first
three games, the Husker end
has been a top factor in the
Nebraska defensive line. Pur
cell helped put the stopper
on Iowa State tailback Dave
Hoppmann Saturday as the
Huskers held the Cyclone
star to 55 yards in 18 tries.
Hoppmann was the number
one rusher in the nation pri
or to the game with an 8.2
average on 496 yards in two
games
Purcell praised the Cy
clones for their execution of
ihe fullback spinner with
Tom Watkins carrying the
ball. Purcell wag knocked
unconscious momentarily
when he caught a knee in
the head from the high-step
ping Watkins. .
"W could ha.ve won the
game, however, if a few of
the breaks had gone our
way such as the interception
of Pat Fischer's pass by
Iowa State's Mickey Fitz
gerald with Thunder Thorn
ton in the clear behind Fitz
gerald and the clipping pen
alty on Fischer's fourth
quarter run," Purcell said.
Purcell rates Larry Cooper
of Texas as the top end he
has faced this fall and Sandy
Stephens of Minnesota as the
best back. He tabbed Min-
Eliminations
Set For NU
Kegler Team
First round of the roll-off
for the Big Eight bowling
team will be held Saturday at
7 a.m. in the Student Union.
Twelve games will be rolled
Saturday to determine the
top eighteen bowlers. These
eighteen will bowl again the
following Saturday. The top
twelve bowlers from this
round will form the Nebraska
varsity and pacer teams.
Any undergraduate carry
ing and passing at least 12
hours is eligible,. The entry
fee is $3.00 and must be paid
at the games desk in the
Union by 10 p.m. Thursday.
Husker Trio
Miss Contact
Three Huskers rere held
out of a SS-ninute scrimmage
Tuesday afternoon as Bill
Jennings gridders prepare for
Saturday's invasion by Kan
sas State.
Ron McDole, Dick McDan
iel and Noel Martin were held
out of the contact session.
Running on the Nebraska
first unit Tuesday were:
Bill Cftmstock, left end;
Bob Jones, left tackle; Ty
rone Robertson, left guard;
Mick Tinglehoff, center; Dick
Rosier, right guard; Archie
Cobb, right tackle; Don Pur
cell, right end; John Faiman,
quarterback; Pat Clare, left
halfback; Clay White, right
halfback; and' Thunder
Thornton, fullback.
nesola as the hardest hit
ters, but gave the edge in
speed to Texas' backs and
Iowa State's line.
Purcell thinks the Huskers
will "come back and beat
'em" in regard to Saturday's
game with Kansas State.
The Nebraska end was cit
ed by United Press Interna
tiona! as one of the top line
men in the natipn for his
play in the opening win over
Texas. He has also been
cited by the regional All
American board and is con
sidered a top candidate for
area honors.
Purcell chose Nebraska be
cause it was close to home
and he says, "My folks would
have a chance to see me
play. He played offensive
end and defensive linebacker
at Omaha
School.
Benson High
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Sports
IM Grid Scores
Monday
Phi Kappa' Psi A 64. Delta
TauDeltaA6.
Sigma Chi A 13, Beta Theta
Pi A 7.
Alpha Tau Omega A 15,
Phi Delta Theta A 0.
Farm House 21, Theta Xi
A 20.
Phi Gamma, Delta A 25,
Alpha Gamma Rho 7.
IM Grid Slate
Wednesday:
City Fields
NE Benton vs. Avery
SE Maclean vs. Bessey
SW-Burnett vs.' Canfield .
Ag College Fields
N-Phi Delta Theta B vs.
Delta Tau Delta B
W Alpha Tau Omega B vs.
Theta Xi B
Thursday:
City Fields
NE Selleck vs. Boucher
SE Dental College vs. Play
Boys
SW Law College vs. Rene
gades Ag College Fields
E Goodding vs.'Fairfield
N Kiesselbach vs. Smith
Intramural Track
Will Begin Today
The fall intramural track
and field meet will begin to
night on the Stadium Track
at 5 p.m. with the 100-yard
dash.
The high jump will1 be held
Thursday at 7:15 p.m.
The best six men in each
event, and two alternates will
be chosen for the finals.
Freshmen Open
Cross Country -Slate
With OU
Nebraska's freshmen cross
country runners take on the
Oklahoma Sooners in their
opening postal meet Oct. 15.
Two miles will be run in
postal competition. The two
teams will compare times to
determine the places.
The schedule:
Oct. 15 Oklahoma
Oct. 22 Kansas
Oct. 29 Colorado
Nov. 5 Missouri
Nov. 13 Kansas Stata ad
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