The Doily Nebraskan
Wednesday, October 13, 1965
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Nebraska's
James Bond has nothing on
the Nebraska Cornhuskers
when it comes to detective
wort.
Last week, as the Huskers
prepared to play Wisconsin,
they had the ingredients for
first-class "spy" thriller.
Coach Bob Devaney doesn't
really worry about spies, and
he can't close the regular
practices anyway because
the Huskers drill below a high
bank usually lined with
Interested fans.
While Coaches Mike Cor
gan and Carl Selmer were
running the offensive unit
through its paces beneath the
bank, they got the first word
of trouble.
Ernie Swanson Ceresco
businessman, fishing buddy
of Corgan and stout Husker
booste was the first to
detect the espionage. He ap
proached Corgan .and quiet
ly told him:
"There's a guy up on the
hill with a camera, and he's
shooting p i c t u r e s of prac
tice."
Corgan and Selmer noncha
lantly stole glances up on the
bank and, sure enough, a
myterious man was snap
ping away on every play.
"Holy smokes," Corgan
whispered. "Get coach De
vaney we ve caught a live
one."
Off streaked a student
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manager with the messaee to
Devaney that would perhaps
detonate a national scanaai
the Badgers were peeking.
D e v a n e v received the
breathless message, quickly
computed trial tne spy was
quite a ways off and didn't
look like he was armed witn
anything other than a cam
era. "I can't handle this mat
ter personally," Devaney
mused. "It doesn't sound like
something Milt Bruhn would
pull, but we can't take
chances you find out who
he is."
So off dashed Husker
agent 00, student manager
Eddie Johnson of Cozad.
With the poise of an OSS
veteran and the stealth of
Apache, Johnson crept up be
hind the mystery camera
man. "I'm sorry, Sir, this is it!"
Eddie growled. "Sir, Coach
Devaney has asked me to
check your identification."
Shoulders sagging, the cul
prit grudingly produced his
I.D. tags:
Charles Richnaf sky of
Clairton, Pa.
While "Spy" Richnafsky
identified himself, his son
No. 82, Cornhusker right end
Dennis Richnafsky made
a sensational catch of a
Bobby Churchich pass.
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Intruder
"Gee, that's too bad, Sir,"
stammered OO'fe. "That catch
of Denny's wou'd have made
a great picture."
Huskers Lead
Colorado Tops
Levels in four of the six
team satistical categories In
the Big Eight Conference are
running higher than anything
posted in the league for the
last eight seasons according
to figures released today by
the Conference's Service Bu
reau. Taking the trip farthest
back in the record book is
Colorado's pressuring ground
defense, which shows an av
erage of 65.3 yards a game.
This is the best since Okla
homa led the nation with a
55.6 mark in 1949; the second
year the Buffs were in the
Conference.
However, Colorado isn't
alone in this category in this
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ka with its 72 average, and
not far behind is Missouri's
87.2 standard. The Missouri
pace is actually better than
anything noted since 1954.
Next in line is Kansas State,
which leads the passing-offense
race for the fourth week,
now showing a 144.8 av
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1951, when Missouri averaged
176.2 with Tony Scardino doing
the passing. Nebraska's total-offense
standard of 422 is
the most in eight seasons, as
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ships, owns the lead in three
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The most productive week
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Eight Conference.
Van Galder, who popped to
Big Eight prominence last
spring with his pitching, par
layed his best in passing and
rushing into the total-offense
lead. Against Kansas he had
251, 174 of them passing, to
push his total to 534. This
marks the first time a Cy
clone has held the top spot
in this department since Dave
Hoppmann in 1962.
It took Brown a half to
break away from Kansas
State's defense, but he then
skipped for 128 of his 143
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The moves by Van Galder
and Brown diffused a little of
the attention which could
have been focusscd on the
balance and strength of Ne
braska's individuals, who now
own more than a quarter of
the 82 spots in the rankings.
Five of the top 13 rushers
run out of the Cornhusker
stable. Frank Solich is third
with 374, then come Harry
Wilson, 181; Ron Kirkland,
151; Pete Tatman, 129; and
Fred Duda, 125. In addition,
Solich. who led the rushing
race last week, Duda, and
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4TH ANNUAL
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SCOREBOARD:
HUSKER over KStatt
34-0
Oklahoma over Kansas
15-7
Missou ever U.C.t.A.
21-7
Colorado over l-Stato
26-7
Texas Tech over Okie-State
14-13
LAST WEEK
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Overall Record
15 Right 4 Wrong
Pctt .789 Right
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