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.Sunday. October 22. 1939
TKe DAILY NEBRASKAN
Passing attack clicks against Bears
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(Continued from Fage 1.)
Attack clicked as the Baylor team
net Its first defeat.
Nebraska kicked off to Baylor
us the game opened, Baylor put
ting the ball in play on their own
? ball was
short
and Baylor
s c r i m m aged
from their own
20. The Bruins
kicked after
failing to pene
trate the Husk
er forward wall
and Hopp re
turned Grum
J Wes kick to the
' Baylor 47. Har-
ry Pass,ed t0
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Luther who
etch for
yards and a
toed prestom first down.
joumi and star. Francis hit cen
ter for 7 after Luther had picked
up l. Hopp on the next play went
10 yards thru the left side of the
Baylor line to score, dragging two
men over with him. Francis' at
tempted kick was wide.
Ludwick stumbles.
Nebraska almost had another
tally, as Kohrig thew a long pass
to Ludwick in the clear. Just as
Bi b was reaching for the ball he
stumbled and the pass was in
complete. Witt kicked out of bounds on
the Husker two to place the Scar
let deep in their own territory.
Baylor put the ball on the 30
after Hopp's kick, but Tctsch
ended whatever chance Baylor
had of scoring in the second quar
ter as he recovered Merka's fum
ble on the Husker 24.
Nebraska struck in the third
peiiod. After Rohrig kicked off
the Bears were forced to punt,
Rohrig returning to the Baylor 49.
Hermie shot a 16 yard pass to
Treston that was ruled good as
Graham interfered. DcFruiter
added 15 more yards on a reverse
taking the ball to the Baylor 1.
but Nebraska was set back 15
yards on a holding penalty. Roh
rig then shot a pass to Ray Fro
chaska in the end zone for a
touchdown. Hermie converted,
with T. Thompson holding the ball
Three minutes were gone in the
third period
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put Baylor in its own territory
with & quick kick that rolled out
on the Baylor 9. Witt's kick into
the wind went out on the Bears
28. Rohrig threw a pass to De
Fruiter who got 7 yards, to the
six, after Baylor had been pen
alized five yards. Dobson gained
two, and DcFruiter was held to
no gain on a reverse. Hermie,
dropped back and shot a short
pass to R. Prochaska in the end
zone for the final Husker touch
down with six and a half minutes
remaining in the third period.
Rohrig split the uprights to give
the Huskers a 20-0 lead.
After the opening of the final
quarter, the Huskers took the ball
on their own thirty. Luther picked
up 11 yards on a reverse for a
first down. Hopp, after some hard
running, got 12 more for the Scar
let. Harry then picked up the
longest single run of the day when
he reeled off 24 yards. He did
some fine broken field running
hauling three tacklers with him
until Lider finally brought him
down. Harry booted one out on
the Baylor 1 yard line, as he
kicked into the wind.
Punt exchanges.
Neither team gained a great
deal the remainder of the game,
exchanging punts frequently. With
a few seconds remaining Hopp
booted out on the Bear 28 yard
line. Witt threw a pass to Gruni-1
ble that netted 14 yards. Four
Scarlet tacklers hit him as the
game ended.
Hopp turned in a fine perform
ance for the Huskers, and the en
tile forward wall for the Huskers
played some great football. The
Huskers were again a greatly im
proved team over the one that
faced the Cyclones last week. Alf
son. Game Captain Sam Schwartz
kopf, E. Schwartzkopf and Abel
were outstanding.
The highly touted Bear line was
unable to stop the Husker backs,
and could not cope with the hard
charging Scarlet forward wall.
Wilson and Witt, the sparkplugs
in the Bears victory over Arkan
sas last week were completely
smothered by the Huskers. Mer
ka. Nelson, Haley, Lucas, Grum
bles and Earnes turned in the best
performance for the visitors from
the Southwest The Bear passing
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Joe Ryan's
field goal
takes game
The Fhi Delts knocked the Sig
Eps, defending intramural cham
pions, out of the running for this
year's championship as they won
League 3 title Friday when Joe
Ryan kicked a field goal from the
five yard line in the last 30 sec
onds of play.
Bill Ryan's long pass to Lyle
King set up the pins for brother
Joe's field goal. Bill Rynon
starred for the losing team,
which intercepted three Phi Delt
passes in the end zone.
Farm House wins.
In League IV, Fann House de
feated the Kappa Sigs 12-0. John
Fitzgibbon, who does the farmers
passing, tossed two scoring passes.
one to Dick Gooding and the other
to Don Fitz.
In another League IV game, the
ATO's and Fhi Gam's played to a
scoreless tie and called the game
there because of darkness. The
two teams will play the entire
game over at a later date. The
ATO's scored a touchdown and a
safety, but were called back both
times because they were offside
Phi Sigs lose.
In a Saturday game the Phi
Sigma Kappas, previously unde
feated went down before the Sig
Alph crew, 33-7. The SAE's have
finished their schedule, but the Phi
Sigs play the undefeated Beta's
Sunday morning, and if the Betas
win, the title in League I goes to
them. Should the Phi Sigs win the
Beta's, Thi Sigs and Sig Alphs
will be tied for the league title.
In League I in barb hall, Strat-
game was ineffective. Statistics:
Nebraska Baylor
fe man e Barnes
R. Kahler II J.Anderson
K. S hwartjikfipf . Ig Akin
Burniss c Nelson
A it son n; e Taylor
S. Schwi'kopt gc rt Rotunson
AshtMirn re Wimpee
I'etsch 0.0 Merka
Hoj.p lh Wilson
Ijither rh WiU
Francis fb Crumble!
Score by period :
Ravtor 0 0 0 0 0
Nebraska 6 0 14 O 20
Touchdowns: R. Prochaska 2, Hopp.
Try for point: RohriK 2 H'tacekicas).
Sunslirutions: Baylor Knds, Lucas,
Lummus; tackles, Kdwards, Marx, ruards.
Willis, Haley, stickler; renter, Williams;
quarterback, Lwellen; halfbacka, Lider,
Kvana; fullback, Graham. Nebraska: Ends,
Preston, Lwdwv R, Prochaska, J. Pro
chaska; tackles, Merndon, Behm, Muskin;
ruarda, Moraky, Herrmann, Abel, Stearns,
Klum; center, Raraey, Meier; quarter
back, T. Thompson, Porter; halfbacks,
RohriK DeFruiter, Bob Kahler, Simmons;
fullbacWa. Rohn, Dobsoa.
Officials: Referee, Alvln BeH, Little
Rock; umpire, Jimmy Hlgrtna, Dallas;
luseaman, John Waldorf, Missouri; field
Judge, Parke Carroll, Kansas City U.
Neb. Baylor
First downs earned 13 3
Tarda Earned, rasfiinc .....IAS 43
Tarns lost rushing
... 31
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... 4
... 0
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...247
... 11
... 32
... 3
... I
... 45
Passes attempted
Passes tacomplete
Passes tntencepted
Yards aained on
Net yards earned
Pjnts
Punt average
Fumbles
Pens It lea
Penalty yardage
Field roals attempted 1
Field icoal successful A
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By June Bierbower
The Biffer really swept the
bench yesterday, as he used 33
men . . . Bus Knight, tho, didn't
get into the game because of his
shoulder injury . . . Six men got
in for the first time this season
. . . Fred Meier, center, and George
Stearns, guard, played in their
first varsity game . . . Leonard
Muskin, junior tackle, Bill Herr
mann and Arlo Klum, senior
guards, and George Porter, senior
quarterback, were in for a few
minutes . . . Bob Kahler got in for
the first time since the Indiana
game and responded with a nice
seven yard gain the first time he
carried the ball . . . Biff used three
men at every position in the back
field during the day.
The Huskers struck swiftly and
furiously against the Bears yes
ford ran over Johnson hall, 15-0
A Johnson player was tackled in
an end zone for a safety, while
Don Pankonin tossed to Bert
Landstrom for the first touch
down and Atwood Dekota tossed
to Emil Krikac for the other.
Baldwin Hall lost to YMCA, 2-0
when Paul Griffith touchd a Y
man in the end zone for a safety.
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win league 3
terday . . . they hawked onto scor
ing chances, first in the opening
quarter after a weak Baylor punt
. . . In the third quarter Interfer
ence which was ruled on Rohrig's
pass to Preston put them in scor
ing position . . . that disappointing
15 yard holding penalty which they
got after Bob DeFruiter ran to
the Baylor 1 just delayed the sec
ond touchdown one play, as Rohrig
faded back and tossed his first
touchdown pass to Ray Prochaska
. . . another short Baylor punt
which went out of bounds n the
28 helped Nebraska to their third
touchdown . . . the Huskers took
the wind advantage in the third
quarter and really made the most
of It, by virtue of some fine coffin
corner punting by Rohrig, and
weak Baylor punting.
The "good old Baylor line" was
whittled down to normal size by
some fast charging Husker line
men . . . for anyone who glories in
watching a good running guard
keep your eyes on George Abel,
Husker sophomore.
The Huskers really won the sta
tistics yesterday ... 13 first downs
to 3, 247 net yards to 61, justify
the three touchdown margin the
Huskers marked up over Baylor
. . . and that's the most net yard
age the Nebraskans have piled up
in a while, too. Fumbles were a
tie . . . each team had three.
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