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Thursday, October 13,, 1966
The Daily Nebraskan
Rood Awakening
It is the time of raters and guessers. NU fans, fed
by a renewed winning tradition, aren't tiring of it.
Most listen to AI' and ITI . . . XV enlisting selected
scribes who know a little more or less than anybody else
while the LTI depends on top coaches, who definitely
have time to scan football fortunes from Maine to Cali
fornia. Wally Provost of the World-Herald notes the coaches
are suspected of passing (ha) their chores off on sports
Information directors (euphemism for PR Men). I would
think these gentlemen are so knee-pad deep in Local
Color that the researched hunch gives way to the split
second scribble.
Preach ing Possibilities
On down to the sheets for handicappers and the for
mer sports greats who preach possibilities to the raven
ous rabble.
And so it is that the liuskers are rated fifth in Kick
off Magazine down to somewhere around 20th in Dunkcl's
digital mass.
Football, not being divorced from the rest of the world,
Is subject to Tremendous Trivia ratings being part of it.
Emphasis surrounds the Word rather than the Deed.
Perhaps your columnist is bitter, There were no laugh
ing letters awaiting me this week, but forecasts last week
dipped to three for ten. This coming from knowing noth
ing about the ten toughest-to-select games in the country.
Season total: 26 for 47.
While your martyred muffer was fumbling through
ten toughies, fearless Tom Harmon managed to have at
770 games, being successful at a 74.3 rate. I betcha
Tom knows little more than I do about it.
Tom One Better
In fact, he does. Of the ten I tried last week, Tom
was on for the better. He went four for ten,
I figure if Tom can do it, so can I. How about padd
ing the list by guessing on the Bottom Ten. So here they
are, upset picks included.
My all-time great Slippery Itoek shall fall in a land
slide upset to California State. The Hocks haven't had
the offense this year.
Other visions see Southern Connecticut over Mont
clair by a "grette" ash; Upsala should catch Lycoming
going down; Carthaginians couldn't beat the Romans, or
was it the Greeks, but they can sack Millikin; Lakeland
can down Northland; Northern Michigan will find St.
Norbert's defense Holy; Trinity can triple Angelo's score;
Western Carolina over Emory & Henry, both of them;
Wofford can harvest Newberry and Alfred should shatter
Brockport's hopes.
I will leave the big Wilkes-Ursinus battle to Fearless
Flasnick on Friday.
llig Eight Time
On to the Big Eight half seriously.
Iowa State two straight at Colorado's expense; Okla
homa with early trouble, will later blast Kansas by 20;
Missouri easily over Oklahoma State.
The worst Kansas State could beat the Huskers in
their 50-game rivalry was 27-0 in 1953. Last year Nebras
ka was the winner, 41-0. It'll be mere like last year, one
would think.
Being a Dodger fan, no kiss of death intended and
make it NEBRASKA 36, KANSAS STATE 6.
Sports Schedule
The Nebraska Sports In
formation Office has an
nounced the Husker wrest
ling, gymnastic and swim
ming schedules for the 1966
67 season.
WRESTLING SCHEDULE 19G6-41
VARSITY
Dec. 8. 1966: Iowa State U. - here
7:30 p.m.
Dec. 9, 10: Great Plains Tournament
- here
Dec. IS: Missouri there 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 16: Kansas State there -7:30
p.m.
Jan. 7, 1967: Quadrangular at Lin
coln! Wyoming vs. So. Dakota. 1:30;
Nebraska vs. St. Cloud, 1:30; Nebr.
vs. So. Dakota St., 4:30; Wyoming vs.
St. Cloud. 4:30; Nebraska vs. Wyoming,
7:30.
Jan. 13: Omaha D. - here 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 14: Colorado State here - 2:30
Jan. 28: Colorado School of Mines
here 9:00 p.m.
Feb. 1: Univ. of Colorado here
3:30 p.m.
Feb. 10: Fort Hays, Kansas there
7:30 p.m.
Feb. 15: Northwest Missouri there
7:30 p.m.
Feb. 17. 18: Nebraska Slate High
School Tournament here
Feb. 25; U. of Colorado there -2:00
p.m.
Mar. 6: U. of Oklahoma there -9:00
p.m.
Mar. 10, 11: Big Eight Tournament
at Norman, Oklahoma
Mar. 23, 24, 25: M.C.A.A. Tournament
At Kent, Ohio
Apr. 11-15: National A.A.U. Tourna
ment at Lincoln
FRESHMAN
Iowa State U.
Dec. 8:
7:30 p.m.
Dec. 15
7:30 p.m.
Dec. ll
7:30 p.m.
Feb. 11:
here
U. of Missouri - there
Kansas State
there
Northeastern J.C. her
S.00 p.m.
GYMNASTIC SCHEDULE 1986-67
Dec. 2-3, 1966: Midwest Open in Chi
cago Dec. 10: Ft. Hays Kansas Stale Col
lege Uiere
Jan. 6. 1967: Oklahoma U - there
Jan. 7: Wichita there
Jan. 13: U. of Minnesota - here
7:30 p.m.
Jan. 28: Open
Feb. 4: Iowa State there
Feb. 11: Kansas State hera
2:00 p.m.
Feb. 17: Colorado U. - there
Feb. 18: Air Academy there
Feb. 25: Kansas U. - here - 2:00 p.m.
Mar. 3-4: State High School
Mr. 11: Mankato Scale College
here - 2:00 p.m.
Mar. 17-18: Bi "8" Gymnastic Cham
ptonatitps - her - to be held in the
Coliseum
Mar. 24-25: N.C.A.A. Regional - Air
Force Academy
Mar. 3l-Apr. 1: N.C.A.A. Champion.
hip - tit to be determined
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Jan. 6: Oklahoma U. Ihere
Feb. 4: Iowa State theni
Keb. 23: Kansas U. here ; 4 :00 p.m.
Mar. II: Mankato State College
here 4:00 p.m.
SWIMMING SCHEDULE lFNB-7
Dec.
Kansas
1966:
Big Eight Relays at
Oklahoma - there
Jan. 6. 1967:
7:30 p.m.
Jan. 7:
3:15 p.m.
Oklahoma State there
Minnesota here - 7:30 p.m.
Kansas here - 2:00 p.m.
Colorado State Univ. - there
Jan. 13:
Jan. 14:
Jan. 27:
- 4:O0 p.m.
Jan. 28: Colorado U,
there
2:00 p.m.
Feb. 3: OPEN
Feb. 4: Iowa Stale here
Feb. 10: So. Illinois - there
Feb. 11: Missouri - there -
Feb. 17: OPEN
Feb. 18: OPKN
Feb. 24: OPEN
Fob. 25: Kansas State
3:O0 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
here
2:00 p.m.
Mar. 2, 3. 4: BIG EIGHT MEET
at Columbia, Missouri
Mar. 23, 24, 25: N.C.A.A. MEET
FRESHMAN MEETS
Jan. 14, 1967: Kansas her
4:30 p.m.
Feb. 10: So. Illinois there .
5.00 p.m.
Feb. 11: Missouri there
Fob. 25: Kansas State
4:00 p.m.
Freshman Practice Meet:
2:30 p.m.
here .
Jan. 26
Wayne State here - 4:00 p.m.
Future Schedule: Jan. 25, 1968 - Uni
versity of Wisconsin - here - 7:30 p.m.
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Iiitramurals
Football Results
Tuesday, Oct. U
Benton 25, Avery 19
Sigma Chi A 22, Alpha
Tau Omega A 0
Delta Tau Delta A 53, Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon A 7
Abel IV 19, Abe! V 17
Selleck 39, Seaton 1 12
Football Schecule
Thursday, Oct. 13
City Campus
NW Avery vs. Kiessel
bach SE Abel VIII vs. Abel
XIII
SW Abel XII vs. Abel X
East Campus
E Smith vs. Goodding
Center Abel XI vs. Abel
IX
W Carson vs. Penn
Friday, Oct. 14
City Campus
NE Abel VI vs. Abel III
NW Abel V vs. Abel II
SE Abel IV vs. Abel I
SW Bandits vs. Mousers
East Campus
E Farmllouse A vs. Phi
Gamma Delta A
Center Mavericks vs.
Playboys
W Dirty Old Men vs. Uni
corns Qualification rounds for
the intramural basketball
"golf" contest will begin
Oct. 17th in the Physical
Education Building.
Qualifications will take
place on the four "golf
courses" laid out on the
basketball courts in the P.
E. Building.
Each player will throw
three rounds during t h e
week of qualifications which
ends Friday, Oct. 17th at
6:00 p.m.
The times open for play
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and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Mon
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K-State
Leads Big Eight
By Ed Icenogle
Sports Assistant
Undefeated Nebraska will
face the threat of the Big
Eight's leading rusher this
Saturday as the Corn
huskers take on winless
Kansas State at Memorial
Stadium.
K-State's Cornelius Davis,
who has carried 73 times
for a net gain of 445 yards
and an average of 6.1 yards,
will be operating from the
Wildcats' fullback slot.
Davis has the best net
yardage for one game in
the conference with a total
of 161 yards in the 21-6 loss
to Army. In that same
game Davis rambled 89
yards for the longest touch
down run. in the 1966 Big
Eight records to date.
Kansas State, with losses
to Army, New Mexico, Colo
rado and Missouri, will also
have the dual talents of
tailback Ossie Cain. Cain
has netted 99 yards in 31
ground trips in addition to
44 yards more from seven
pass completions.
K-State coach Doug
Weaver hopes to have the
services of sophomore quar
terback Bill Nossck, who
was sidelined with a lung
injury in the second gam1
of the season.
Vic Cashillo has been
handling the quarterback
duhies for the Wildcats and
nas tnrown bi passes, com
432-4277
k Service
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DOORS OPEN 12:45
NO MATTER WHERE YOU'VE BEEN
. . . NO MATTER WHERE YOUR
DREAMS HAVE TAKEN YOU . . .
HERE BEFORE ! !
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PARKINCr for Stuort and Nrbra.ko
4 .m. ! Rampart 12th I r Ante
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DOORS OPEN 12:45
YOUNG, LONELY GIRL . . .
WAS THE BEGINNING . . .
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!i:P
MA-
s
Rusher
pleting 27 for a .443 percen
tage and a net gain of 294
yards.
On the receiving end, are
Bill Salat and Dave Jones,
as well as Cain.
Jones has hauled In 9
aerials and recorded 101
yards, while Salat has aver
aged 10 yards on seven re
ccptons. Another K-State strong
spot against conference
champion Nebraska is the
punting of Bob Coble. Coble
is third in the Big Eight
with 33 kicks, averaging
41.8 yards.
K-State has clashed with
Nebraska 50 times. The
Corn huskers won 39 of
them .
Passions Dlavthinn WrtftAi.. a..
on ,ife...LoVe...nrf
I a- h T ,mportant and vital subjects
including the hysterical but happy answer to civil
ization s most poignant problem -"Does making
love give you a violent headache?"... or "Do you
get acid indigestion from hanky-panky?"
IT'S A HILARIOUS
The
TOP 20
a i r-r r n
LMICH. STATE
2. NOTRE DAME
3 - ALABAMA
4- U.C.L.A.
5- GEORGIA TECH
Saturday,
Air Force
Alabama .....,
Arkansas ............
Army
Bowling Green ,
Brigham Young
Bucknell
Buffalo
Colgate .
Colorado
Colorado State .
Cornell
Dartmouth
Delaware
Duke
East Carolina
Florida
Florida State
"Georgia .-.
Georgia Tech
Holy Cross
Houston ....
Illinois
Kent State ...............
L.S.U
Louisville ..........
Maryland .
Miami, Ohio w..
Michigan State ...
Minnesota ...
Mississippi ................
Missouri
Navy .
Nebraska
New Mexico State .
O
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ohio University .
Oklahoma ,
Oregon State
Pacific
Purdue
San Jose .
South Carolina
Southern Cal ......
S.M.U
Syracuse ......
Tampa
T.C.U
Texas Western .,
Tulane ...
Tulsa
U.C.L.A
Virginia ...........
V.P.I
Washington
Washington State
West Texas
William & Mary
Wyoming
Yale
Alfred
Amherst
Bates ..
Connecticut ......
Gettysburg ......
Ithaca
Juniata
Lafayette
Massachusetts ..
Middlehury
Norwich
Slippery Rock .
South'n Conn. .
Springfield
Trinity
Upsala .,
Vermont m
Weslevan .
West Chester .
Wilkes .
Williams
Other
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Albion
Alma
Baldwin-Wallace
Ball State
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iVl Harriers Will Meet K-State
Nebraska's cross country
squad will try to prove that
bad things do not have to
come In three's this Satur
day when it hosts Kansas
State at Pioneer Park.
The NU harriers were
edged 28-27 by South Da
kota and drubbed 16-45 by
Iowa State In a double dual
meet at Ames, Iowa, last
Saturday.
Nebraska was without
scheduled starter Greg
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TEAMS
6 - SOUTHERN CAL
7- FLORIDA
8- PURDUE
9- TENNESSEE
10 -ARKANSAS
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12
13
14
15
Oct. 15 Major Colleges
. 22
. 14
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19
23
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. 21
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20
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25
20
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14
20
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27
27
26
24
23
Oregon
Tennessee ...
Texas
Rutgers ..................
Toledo .,.
Arizona State ....,
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Princeicn
Iowa State ...............
Utah State .....
Harvard ...............
Brown
Villanova
20
6
7
20
Clemson
George Washington .. 7
North Carolina 7
Texas Tech . 8
Miami Florida 14
Auburn 7
loston University .. 14
Mississippi State .. 7
Indiana 7
Western Michigan .... 9
Kentucky 9
Drake 19
West Virginia .. 13
Marshall 0
Ohio State 7
Iowa . 13
South'n Miss .. 6
Oklahoma State ..... 7
Pittsburgh 14
21
28
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Kansas State .....
Wichita
Wisconsin
North Carolina ........
Xavier
Kansas ........
Idaho ...
Montana ,.....,....
Michigan ......
San Diego
Wake Forest ........
Stanford
Rice .. 13
Boston College ....... 6
Furman 14
Texas A & M 10
Arlington .. 0
Cincinnati 6
North Texas ........... 7
Penn State 0
V.M.I 13
Vanderbilt . 8
California
Utah
Richmond ..,.,....
The Citadel ,........,
New Mexico .........
Columbia .
Other Games East
30
35
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14
30
. 33
. 28
27
33
16
20
14
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24
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19
22
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28
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Games
Brock port
Rochester
American Int'l .
Maine ,
Lehigh ...
Susquehanna .....
Geneva
Tufts ,
Rhode Island .....
Hamilton
St. Lawrence
California State
Montclair
Northeastern
Colby
0
6
0
13
7
0
12
6
7
13
13
13
14
12
7
14
12
6
6
7
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Lycoming
New Hampshire .
Worcester Tech .
Bloomsburg
Ursinus
Bowdoin
Midwest
14 Hope ............
. 15 Olivet .
... 21 Wittenberg .,
24 DePauw
13
10
7
Young, who was sidelined
with a foot Injury. Accord
ing to Coach Frank Sev
igne Young should be back
in for the K-State meet.
Donn Bischoff was the
front-runner for Nebraska
with a time of 16:18.4,
which earned him second
place against South Dakota
and fifth against Iowa
State.
Les Hcllbusch, also a sop
homore, was next In the
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(Forecasting Average: 576 right, 194 wrong
-MISSOURI
- HOUSTON
- NEBRASKA
- S.M.U.
- GEORGIA
16- BAYLOR
17 - WYOMING
18 - OKLAHOMA
19 - AIR FORCE
20 - TEXAS
Midwest (continued).
Bethany 21
Butler ...,.... 20
Carthage 23
Central State, 0 20
Dubuque 19
East Cent. Okl 30
Emporia College ... 40
Findlay 10
Friends 18
Hillsdale .,. 23
Illinois Wesleyan .. 23
Iowa State College .. 20
Lakeland 20
Langston 17
Michigan Tech . 15
Neb. Wesleyan . 28
North Central 26
NE Missouri . 21
McPherson
Evansville
Millikin ..........
Bluffton
Simpson
Central Oklahoma
Bethel, Kansas 0
Ohio Northern 0
Sterling 14
Central Michigan ... 14
Carroll 13
Southern Illinois ...... 14
Northland
SE Oklahoma
St. Cloud
Doane
Anderson
NW Missouri
NE Oklahoma 20
Northern Illinois ... 26
Northern Michigan .. 20
SW Oklahoma
Bradley
St. Norbert
Eastern Illinois .
Pittsburg
Platteville
Kansas Weslevan
Northwood
Omaha ...
Oshkosh
Ottawa
St. Thomas
21
20
18
41
16
Augsburg 13
Central Missouri .... 12
Missouri Mines . 19
Baker . 7
Indiana Central 7
Franklin 13
Illinois State 14
St. Joseph 13
SE Missouri 28
SW Missouri 21
Southwestern, Kan. 12
Taylor 25
Wabash 30
Western Illinois .... 20
Wheaton 14
Other Games South and Southwest
Appalachian
Arkansas A & M
Arkansas State ...
Arkansas Tech
Austin Peay
Carson-Newman .
Centre .
Chattanooga ......
Davidson .
17
13
28
15
20
15
8
22
21
17
14
22
18
14
Catawba ........ ...
Harding ...
Murray
Conway .....w.mw
Morehead
Elon
Hanover
Middle Tennessee ,
Presbyterian .,
Samford
Washington & Lee
East Tennessee ......
Henderson
Troy .
Abilene Christian ..
Guilford .
Maryville .
NE Louisiana
Ouachita .....
U.T.M.B.
Delta
Drexel Tech
Eastern Kentucky
Florence
Jacksonville
Lamar Tech .....
Lenoir-Rhvne
22.
20
Livingston 15
MCNeese r. 21
Mississippi College 15
NW Louisiana 31
Randolph-Macon ... 34
S. F. Austin 21
Sam Houston 21
SE Louisiana ..... 30
SW Louisiana ... 17
SW Texas 20
Tarleton ... 27
Texas A & I . 14
Trinity . 27
West Va. Tech 14
West Va. Wesleyan 26
Western Carolina ... 18
Western Kentucky .. 20
Wofford 22
Bridgewater ...
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McMurry
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Howard Payne
Texas Lutheran
East Texas .
Angelo
Shepherd
Glenville
Emory & Henry
Tennessee Tech
Newberrv
Other Games Far West
Cal Lutheran ....
Cal Poly (S.L.O.)
14
20
17
20
15
Colorado College .. 0
Fresno State 15
Whittier 7
Adams Stata 19
Chico 7
Colorado Mines 7
Humboldt 0
Puget Sound 13
Central Washington 0
Santa Barbara 14
Cal Poly (Pomona) 8
Claremont . 0
Lai western
Colorado Western
Davis
Eastern New Mexico 20
Hawaii 25
Lewis & Clark .... 14
Linfield 21
Long Beach .. 23
Northern Arizona ... 26
Occidental 32
Pacific Lutheran ... 25
Rlveraide . 16
Sacramento 30
San Francisco St. . 21
Santa Clara 17
Western New Mexico 15
Idaho College
Red lands
San Francisco
Nevada
San Fernando
Colorado Mines
Western Washington 15
Portland
("Friday Games)
Cornhusker contingent at
16.49.0, followed by Dennis
Settles at 17:51.0 and Peter
Scott at 17:59.0.
Norval Jones clocked an
18:37.0 and Keat Radke a
19:02.0, and Dave Heffern
of South Dakota entered the
fastest time, 15:21.5.
Colorado and Missouri
are the other individual
meets for Nebraska before
the Big Eight Conference
competition at Ames.
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