Monday, Nov. 20, 1961
The Daily Nebraskan
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Purcell Receives Award
For Fine Defensive Play
This week's Daily Ne
braskan Star of the Week
award goes to left end Don
Purcell, for his fine defensive
performance Saturday against
Colorado.
Purcell, a senior and a
member of Phi Delta Theta
IM Cage Slate
Tonight's Games
Ar Colktt
: p.m. Farm House-C v. SUma Phi
Epsilon-C
7.M u rn. Bessey-A vs. Gooddini
1:30 p.m. Kieaselbach va. Avery-A
P.E. Court 1
5:10 p.m. Delta Tau Deita-B vs. Delta
Sigma Pi-B
:30 p.m. Alpha Tau Omega-C va. Beta
Theta Pi-C
:30 p.m. Phi Kappa Psi-C vi. Sigma
Chi-C
:J0 p.m. Kappa Sigma -C v. Sigma Al
pha Epsiloo-C
. P.E. Court t
1:10 p.m. Phi EpsUoo Kappa va. Play
Boys
:30 p.m. Theta Xi-C va Sigma Nu-C
:30 p.m. Delta Lpsilon-C va. Delta Tau
Delta-C
1:30 p.m. Guss HI va. Hitchcock
fraternity, is a two year let-
terman. in the Buff eame
"Purcy" was frequently in on
tackles and blocked a Colo
rado field goal attempt in the
tounn quarter.
Last year, a member of the
Omaha World Herald's All
Big Eight . team, Purcell is
again considered one of the
finest Big Eight defensive
ends this year.
So far this year, Don has
caught nine passes for 119
yards giving him a 13.2 aver
age per catch.
Geier Selected
Jake Geier, Nebraska gym
nasties coach, has been
named to the NCAA Olympic
gymnastics committee.
The group holds its first
meeting in Washington, D.C,
Dec. 3-4-5.
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NU Stopped Cold
By Powerful Buffs
Coach: We Couldn't Move Ball
By Dave Wohlfarth
The Nebraska Cornhuskers
will try to beat Oklahoma for
the third straight yeaf Satur
day and end a disappointing
season with a victory.
. Coach Bill Jennings' Husk
ers lost their sixth game of
the year and fourth confer
ence game as they bowed to
the powerful Buffaloes of
Colorado 7-0 Saturday at Me
morial Stadium.
The game, which attracted
26,000 fans, was played on a
muddy, snowy turf following
heavy snows during the week.
Colorado, the undefeated
league leader and heavily fa
vored in the game, fought off
the fired-up Huskers and
completely dominated the
game although only able to
score one touchdown.
CU Defense Tough
The Buff defense was su
perb, limiting the Husker of
fense to no first downs the
entire game and keeping the
Scarlet in their own territory
all afternoon.
The Huskers, meanwhile,
spent most of their time try
ing to contain the Golden Buf
faloes' attack featuring the
passing of quarterback Gale
Weidner and the hard run
ning of backs Loren Schwen
inger and BUI Harris. Colo
rado actually knocked on the
NU end zone door seven
times.
Buff end Jerry Hillebrand
tried three unsuccessful field
goals; Colorado was stopped
twice when it lost the ball on
fumbles inside the Husker 20
and was on the Husker one
yard line when the gun
sounded ending the game.
rumble Costly
a Husker tumble set up!
me Buffs only score as XU
quarterback Dennis Claridge
was able to punt the Huskers
out of trouble on all other
occasions.
CU tackle Jim Perkins
pounced on a fumble bv
Husker Dick Callahan at the
XU 11 late in the third quar
ter to set op the only score
of the game.
From the 11 halfback Leon
Mavity rumbled around left
end for two yards and the
Huskers were penalized back
to the three for a personal
foul. Schweninger hit the
right side to the NU one then
Weidner sneaked over for the
touchdown. Hillebrand's ex
tra point made it 7-0 with
2:30 left in the third period.
ine nuns had threatened
twice earlier in the quarter
but fumble recoveries by
Gary Toogood and Dick Mc
Daniel had stopped the
threats.
The shivering fans held on
till the end of the eame as
the Huskers, although being
pushed all over the field
were always within range if
they could connect on a long
pars men add the PAT.
The Huskers took to the air
in the last quarter but with
out any success as the Scar
lets failed to complete
By Mike MacLean
and Mel Hester
"We just couldn't move the
ball WPlI pnnnori tn uin Wo
pass. Combined with only 31 t . .
yards on the ground the ! gm seeral Dreaks and then
Husker offense was nil. ; 2ave them right back," was
Colorado continued to storm the opening comment of
up the field in the final min-: Coach Bill Jennings Saturday
utes. Hillebrand's third field ft Nebraska' 7 0 lo tn
.Homnt woe hlnrkpH hv . leF DiaSKas -U 10SS tO
Husker end Don Purcell at ; Colorado Saturday.
the NU 16.
Claridge's only poor punt of
just couldn't get the backfield
going. At the end Thunder
Thornton just couldn't go at
all on offense. He has a bad
leg and didn't practice at all
this week. He plays on sheer
determination."
fense wasn't bad, we just
couldn't get our offense go
ing." Ron Michka: "It was a
muddy mess."
Bill Thornton: "We just
j couldn't go anywhere!!"
I don t see how they can
the day gave the Buffs an
other chance. The ball went
out of bounds at the NU 36
but on the second play from
scrimmage, Harris fumbled
and Husker tackle Monte Kif
fin recovered.
Four Husker passes were
attempted, all incomplete,
and the Buffs took over on
the Husker 28. With Teddv
Romiir
Is
Top Scholar
Continuing on the subject of
the Husker s inability to move ; keep us out 0f the Orange
Hi? baJ! ,,r uSCOre' heJsaid'lBowl" was the first happv
e should have passed ear- statement made by Colorado's
head coach Sonny Grandelius
alter the game
lier, but this is easier said
done when the score is
Whenever Meade went
He went on to say, "We j than done when the score is
tied.
tory. "They call him 'The
Tnart " flno nt iha cmallacf
. ua .6 b All-Americans. The man be
game at one time that way.
We were iust trvine tn find
By Janey Sack a way to get outside."
Undoubtedly the finest line- When asked ahont th Tnln.
man in Colorado football his- rado team, he commented,
inrv ilrVhar Ainll 'Tkrt I .1 I - j 1 .... , , ..
nrnnrlpliiie fait that Dill.
in, a tackle came out. We jpnninas riiH a no
put Callahan out wide on the Lr nrrinr, th rwLL..
St .ii i, r'TT'- e:iuad and had compliments
actually had five backs in the;f0r Nebraska's Bob Brown
and Dennis Claridge. Sonny
summed up his team with a
smile saying, "this is one of
the finest football teams I
right side four straight times hinrt th. 5 aangerous. mey
the Buffs were on the Husker !"d .the names: J?e omig. have a big front line that we
they had better backs than I
had anticipated. That Weid
ner is still dangerous. They
A 1 1-American right
one yard line when time ran;from Colorado.
Will.
The statistics tell the story ' cemna ine ciear gray-green
of the game. Colorado got ! eyes ,s a man who nas a mind
twenty first downs to nonelto eoual hls powerful phys
ique, rsui oniy was nomig a
guard I just couldn't handle. We had
-good pass protection at first,
Statistics
First Douni Rushing 0
First Down Paasiiu 0
rir Downs by Penalties ...... 0
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS O
Number Attentats Rushing .... 2t
Yards Gained Rushing 48
Yards Lost Rushing 17
NET YARDS OAINED
RUSHING a 31
Number Passettempted 12
Number Passes Completed . . O
Number Passes Had intercepted O
PASSING
Number Plays Rushing
and Passing . . 36
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE 31
Number Opponents Passes
Intercepted 0
NET YARDS INTERCEPTIONS
RETURNED 0
Number Times Punted . .... t
Number Punts Had Blocked .. . 0
PLATING AVERAGE .K
YARDS 3S.4
Number Punts Returned .... 1
NET YARDS PUNTS
RETURNED 1
Number Kiekofff. Returned 1
KT YARDS KiCKOFFS
RETURNED 35
Number Times Penalized 4
TOTAL VARD PENALIZED - 41
Number Times Fumbled . 1
NUMBER OWN FUMBLES T-
LOST ...,...!
and then . they started stunt
ing up the middle. It is awful
hard to pick them up when
they do that, someone is
concensus All-American foot-! bound to get home free. They
! ball player as a junior, but he : (Colorado) sure were playing
sv ( V j has made the Scholastic All-' that middle in tight on de-
i2 American team since he was fense.
jj 1 a sophomore. Coach Jennings declined to
?57 1 Currently Joe has an ac-, make any comparison be
34 ' cumulative average of 3.87itween Kansas and Colorado.
, ! out of a possible perfect 4 1 Husker player comments in
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for Nebraska. The Buffs
gained 193 yards on the
ground and 150 through the
air compared to 31 (30 by
Thunder Thornton) yards
rushing for Nebraska and
zero through the airways.
Schweninger and Harris led
the Buff ground attack. Full
back Schweninger picked bp
93 yards on 21 carries and
Harris added 53 on 14 at
tempts. The big difference was
Weidner's passing. The rangy
Buff quarterback completed
ten of 14 passes for 150
yards. The number one re
ceiver was Hillebrand, who
caught four good for 84 yards.
Outstanding in the rugged
Buff defense were tackle
John Denvir and All-American
linebacker Joe Romig.
The Husker defense was
led by Thornton. Purcell, Mc
Daniel, Bob Brown, Gary
Toogood and the three Lex
ington 'mayors,' Dal Dyer,
Mick Tingelhoff and Kiffin.
Dwaine Carlson: "They
i havp a wpll halanrtr1 tpnm
Quiet and unassuming al-and extremely high morale,
ways, Joe feels that Kansas We just couldn't cash in on
State was his best personal !the breaks. Man, you just
game this year. "I made quitei couldn't get any traction at
a few tackles and knocked j au
game-heaid5565 Don PurceU: "They arent
game, tie said. jag g(M)d ag Kansag R ,o()kg
When asked abOUt hiS' lilo thpv rnllprl .in a four mn
, : chances for repeat All-Ameri-1 yards than we di(1
2 j v.fcA uviiviii, out aaiu, x ii u
; extremely lucky if I made it
4 j this year. I'm not playing as :
good as I did last year.
Hardly recognizable as the!
mud-caked player who trotted
off the field after the game,
team captain Romig carried
scars of the dav's battle. Sev
eral cuts marked his other
wise friendly, but tired face.
Majoring in physics, Romig j
plans to go to graduate school j
upon getting his bachelor's!
degree. Pro football is defi
nitely out for the silent strong j
man. I
ever been associated with.
Except for the fumbles, we
almost played a perfect
game."
Colorado had only fumbled
three times before the Ne
braska game, and only one of
those three was recovered by
the opposing team.
Grandelius praised Jos
Romig, Jerry Hillebrand, and
Gale Weidner for playing
tremendous ball.
Romig commented on Ne
braska's size and strength and
tabbed Thornton as being a
tough defensive and offensive
player.
Colorado's right end, Hille
brand, said that the weather
made it difficult to move the
ball, but didn't stop it from
being a hard hitting game.
"Don Purcell is a real fine
ball player and Thornton is
one of the best fullbacks I've
played against this year," he
said.
One of the shortest state
ments heard came from Walt
Klinker. He summed up the
game by saying, "It was wet
Dennis Claridge. "Our de-land cold."
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