Thursday, November 29,
Page 4
The Daily Nebraskan
Carlson Repeats As 'Star'
Bv AL SPORE
Sports Staff Writer
Dwain Carlson, Husker co
captain who led Nebraska to
the finest football season in
22 years, is the Nebraskan's
Star of the Week' for his
performance in Saturday's 34
6 loss to Oklahoma.
Carlson, 6-1, 210 pound right
guard,, used his speed and
agility to hamper Sooner
backs the entire afternoon dis
playing one of his finest per
formances of the season in
the Husker defeat to earn his
second 'Star' award this year.
"They didn't outman us;
they outsmarted us," Carlson
commented looking back on
the OU frakus.'"They weren't
the best team we've met, I
thought Missouri was better,"
the Husker lineman continued.
Nebraska gave up its only
other loss to Missouri earlier
in the season.
Looking back on the suc
cessful NU s e a s o n Carlson
commented, "The season
went so fast when we were
winning I didn't really stop
to think about it. I knew we
were going to have a winning
season but I didn't think an
8-2, rather a 7-3," the Husker
co-captain continued.
that he prefered not to point
out individual players.
Coaches
"The coaches had such a
positive attitude and faith in
us it made us feel like win
ning," Carlson commented on
Bob Devanev and his staff.
"Things were so different
from last year," Carlson con
tinued, "there was more re
spect for the coaches than
last year. You can't help but
respect them (NU coaching
staff)."
Carlson also had praise for
the Husker coaches' organiza
tion and amount of work they
put into planning and elimin
a t i n g mental errors. "We
didn't have to hit all week
to find out who was going to
play on Saturday," the Ne
braskan 'Star' stated giving
the coaches credit for the bet
ter practices the Husker
squad enjoyed this year.
Eyeing the Husker future
Carlson asserted, "the frosh
is the best I've seen, next
years linemen should be good
although there could be some
lack of depth." he continued.
As for his own future, Carl
son was a bit u n c e r t a i n.
"Some of the coaches have
been trying to get me into
Carlson hd praise for the pro ball but I'm not sure I
Nebraska players stating,
"there were a lot of guys
who didn't play last year but
have the size." Carlson com
mented. The Husker lineman
plans to wait to see how he
knew they would be this year performs in the bowl garus
and reallv worked hard." i before making a final rieci-
Carlson felt the season suc-,sion. Carlson will play in the
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cess was such a team effort
i Blue-Gray game in Mobile,
Alabama on Dec. 29th and
the Challenge Bowl in Corpus
Christi, Texas on Jan. 5th.
Carlson is a senior in Busi
ness Administration and a
Fullerton High graduate.
Huskers Tabbed
Although Nebraska failed
to place anyone on the first
team of the Associated
Press All-Big Eight team,
Dwain Carlson, Dennis
Claridge and Willie Ross
were tabbed for the second
team.
CARLSON repeats as star
Three Seniors
In Texas Boui
Dwain Carlson, Bill (Thun
der) Thornton and Gary Too
good, all outstanding Husker
seniors, will play in the Chal
lenge Bowl against the all
stars of Texas Jan. 5.
The Husker trio will travel
to Corpus Christie, Texas for
the new post-season game.
The all-star Texas teams
meet the best from other
tans ot me coumrv. d.:,. t.n..,..-kio
Dwa,n Carlson guard and- tion were Llovd Voss Bob m
linebacker and Thornton, full Brow rnnis Stuewe and IS
back, are also listed for other: Bi (Thnnder) Thornton.
xxj wi game iKai anises.
Husker Statistics
The complete 1962 Nebras-1
I McNultr
ka statistics:
Veb.
134
46
187
2KS1
1
2455
551
45
J55
70
10
1020
i
706
S475
4
4:i
I S3
32
51
89
f
3
1
27
431
First downs rushing
First downs passing
First downs penalti
Tital first downs
Yards gained rushing
Yards lost rushing
Net gain rushing
Rushing plays
Average gain rushing
PassM attempted
Passes completed
Passes intercepted
Passing yardage
Average gain passing
Total olfensive plaj-s
Net yards gained
Average gain
Punts
Punting yardage
Punting average
Penalties
Penalty yardage
Fumbles
Fumbles lost
1M
T
a
25K
1 Johnson
Oam. ! TucKc-
71 . Sebastian 3
42 t Thornton 62
5 I Smith 2
HI raiman lb
1571 I Bonistall 5 -13
303 I
1H Sb. totals 7(W 3475
4 t
4 1
4 II
4.6
4.
4.3
38
3.5
2.5
-2.6
4.9
4.0
307 !Opp. totals 548 21S3
3.2 I PCXTINO
151 No. Yards Are. It Ik
CTartdee 27 995 3l.9 0
9 Bainro 16 563 35 2 1
911
6.1 J Neb. totals 43 1558 36.2 1
548 I Opp. totals F5 2150 33.1 2
2193 1 pt.v rrrn-iv'
' Bryan
i Tomlmsnn
' ; Tailahan
'7 Run
I Comstock
Ross
I Martin
Three
Grapplers
Return
Only three lettermen return
to Coach Bob Mancusco's
wrestling team this year
which opens its season m Ter
re Haute, Ind., Saturday.
Last year's team finished
with a 9-2-1 record in dual
meets and finished fourth in
the Big Eight meet and ninth
in the N.C.A.A. meet.
But on that squad were the
likes of Dave Cook, Jim Fai
mon, Gordon Chipman, Dan
Hoevett, Harold Thompson
and Jim Kaschke.
Thompson and Raschke
were undefeated in dual com
petition last season and also
won their divisions in the Big
Eight tournament.
Returning lettermen include
Dick Vansickle, 130 pounds;
Den Fox, 177 Dounder and
Mike Nissen, 123 pounds.
Nissen will captain the
squad and will be trying for
his third season of dual com
petition without a loss. He
suffered two losses last year
one in the finals of the
Big Eight meet and the other
in the semi-finals of the
N.C.A.A.
Much of the grappler hopes
are riding on Mike this sea
son as this year's squad will
be young and inexperienced,
but Coach Mancusco f e e Is
some seasoning three soph
omore prospects may develop
as the year progresses.
All three are former Ne
braska StJrte High School
champs. They are Steve Wal
enz. 117 pounds; Charles
Clatterbuck, 147 pounder and
Mike Tillotson, 167 pounds.
From the Stick
By RICK AKIN
1.
WANT ADS
PERSONAL
Things have kind of quiefed down since the Huskers
closed out their fabulous football season with a sur
prising 8-2 record.
My predicting system picked the boys from Okla
homa for the fifth spot. I have to hand it to Bud Wilkin
son for shaping those sophomores into a championship
club.
If the Huskers' loss to the Sooners seems disappoint
ing to a few, it shouldn't. Nebraska lost the ones that
it was supposed to and won a few that everybody thought
it wouldn't (Michigan, Kansas and Iowa State, for in
stance). A bigger hand should go to Coach Bob Devaney, his
assistants, the football players, and Athletic Director Tip
py Dye for taking Nebraska football out of the run-of-the-mill
category.
No bowl offers yet according to Coach Devaney. "If
we are eiven a bowl bid. it will depend
on the bowl if we go or not," the NU
mentor, said.
Basketball nowt takes the spotlight
in Nebraska's climb in athletics.
The only thing is: the cagers don't
look as if they are going to do much
climbing.
Judging from Tuesday night's en
counter with the freshmen, the varsity
is going to have to improve quite a bit
before they make any kind of a stand
in the conference race this winter.
Daryl Petsch and Ivan Grupe are taking up where
they left off last season with consistent performances.
Petsch has improved in his board work which will
be a big help since Tom Russell and Bill Bowers are gone.
Charlie Jones will also be a big help this season as
he appears to be one of the best all-around players on
the team.
Rut the kev to the success will be the play of Bill
Vincent. The Chief will try to fill the shoes of Russell
this fall and must improve his rebounding for the Huskers
to be any kind of a threat.
In any case the Huskers aren't going to pull off a
big improvement show like the football team did, but
it shouldn't be expected either.
Congratulations to Bill (Thunder) Thornton for being
picked on the Ail-American squad. A great three years
for the Thunder Man.
& y V
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Akin
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Na. Yards Are. TD
291
21
10
1
. 5
10
II
. 4
6
1
29
103
189
208
59
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N. Yardsge Ave
I Martin 1
Tocker 1
; Theisen 3
j Johnson 1
i Tooeood 1
' Ross 1
Brown
Neb. totals
OPP. totals
26
56
15
3
0
9
10
Ki""inNG
188
65
Vnjes-ich 1
Stuew 3
Johnson 5
! Donovan 3
Posrers 2
Theisen 3
3- McClonshan 4
! Sebastian 1
iHohn 1
? ! Neb. totals
14
14
41
109
59
34
21
27
30
5
0
20
206
IS. 9
18.9
14.8
14 7
I'D
140
13.7
12.1
11.8
11.3
10 5
9.0
75
50
0.0
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39 238
49 28C
25 130
34 173
VuiesiHl 2 10
'Young 55 273
- Ross 89 447
! MrNulty 6 2
Johnson 36 176
! Sebastian 3 13
', Thornton 62 251
' Oaridge 104 425
Smith 2 7
s Twicer . 10 44
Theisen 15 47
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3 04 2-2 0-0
3 0-0 1-1 0-0
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2 04 0-0 0-1
2 0-0 04 0-0
1 04 04 0-3
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Neb. total
Opp. totals
55 370
0 7
16 28
9 TH
30 -V.
18 -18
4 3 I Faiman 0 10-7 04
1 r.KVF
3.6!
Power
551 2M1 196 2455
397 1571 303 1275
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X .MrNulty 1 04 04 04
jl . Comstock 1 04 04 04
! Young 1 04 04 04
4 s ' Ba?fico 0 6-4 0 0 04
l'j ; Ernst 0 14 04 04
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Neb. totals
Opp. totals
An Camp Int Prt. Gaia Are.
.641 ,67 46 7.7
59 118
iNeb. totals ... 37 1711 -5 12-6 0 257
I Opp totals 18 12-8 4-3 2-1 1 127
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1S5 70 10
151 68 0
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