Sunday, October 12, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Huskcrs
(Continued From Fage 1.)
the end zone on the second play
of the fourth quarter.
Two place kicks by Bob Cos-
tello were true to the mark as
the Husker scoring ended with
14 counters.
Except for the two breaks
nothing the Huskcrs attempted
was of any avail. In earlier games
Nebraska had turned to the air
when running plays failed, but
in the conference inauguration
Nebraska tried only two passes.
One toss was intercepted by
Iowa State and the second aerial
fizzled when Wiegand's heave was
not lone enough for Bob Acker
man, who had eluded the Cyclone
secondary.
Cyclones Start Fast.
Once beaten in Big Six com
petition, the I Staters began as
if they were going to run the
Huskers out of the stadium. . A
determined scoring drive which
started on the Iowa State 38 yard
line ran out of gas on the Husker
16. Harle Rollinger failed to con
nect on a fourth down field goal
effort and Nebraska took over.
It was not long, however, be
fore the red-shirted Ames outfit
was back in scoring territory. Ron
Norman's punt went out of bounds
on the Nebraska 5 and after two
running plays netted three yards,
Pesek booted to the Cycone 46.
Webb Halbert, who accom
panied the Iowa State coach from
Cape Girardeau Teachers college
this fall, split the Husker defense
with a 13 yard gallop to the 28
yard line.
Norman spotted Webber in the
clear on the 7-yard line and nailed
him with a pass to set up the lone
Iowa stale touchdown. Another
Norman-Todd Webber pass plus
a clipping penalty against the
woeful Huskers left the ball a yard
and a half away from the double
etripe.
Chauncey Rams Over
Fullback Bill Chancey took one
poke at the line for good measure
end then rocketed into the end
zone through a big hole in the
Nebraska right side for the tally
Rollinger added the extra point
with a placement.
Cyclone followers were over
joyed when Cletus Fischer funv
bled and Iowa State recovered on
the first play following the IS
touchdown. Rollinger and Jensen
covered the loose ball on the Ne
braska 18. "A mixup in backfield
assignments spoiled a third down
running play by the home team so
Rollinger dropped back to attempt
a second field goal. The ball was
low to the left and Nebraska took
over.
Half time saved the Nebraskans
from further trouble. A long pass
from Ray Klootwyk to end Bob
Jensen was completed on the Scar
let 15 but there was not time for
further plays.
Weak Ground Attacks
Neither team had noticeable
success on the ground. The in
spired Cyclone line performed
nobly in smearing Nebraska quick
opening plays and the Husker for
wards were hard to fool after the
first Iowa State counter.
Total yards gained on the
ground by the Cyclones amounted
to 97 yards while the Huskers col
lected 62 yards. But in yards
gained passing the Cyclones com'
pletely overshadowed the punch
less Scarleteers 101 yards to none
Saturday's triumph was the first
win for the Huskers over Iowa
state at Ames since 1941. By virtue
of the victory Nebraska and Kan
sas are tied at the head of the
Big Six with one win and no
losses.
Husker Puntinf Bright
The only phase of the game
which was favorable to the eyes
of Husker fans was the Nebraska
punting. Jack Pesek and Jim
Myers got eight opportunities to
exercise their toes and their eight
boots averaged 43 yards.
Charlie Toogood and Tom No
vak again provided pleasan mom
ents with their solid defensive
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TOUCHDOWN TWINS Halfback Dick Hutton and Quarterback
Del Wiceand tallied the Huskers' two touchdowns Saturday after
noon at Ames to give the Scarlet crew a 14-7 victory. Co-captain
Hutton skirted right end for three yards for the Huskers' first tally
when a bad pass from center enabled the Iiuskers to gain possession
of the ball, on the Cyclone five. Wicgand sneaked over from the
three yard stripe after Guard Fred Lorenz pounced on an Iowa
State fumble.
play. Novak sparked the brief
Husker scoring spurts and was up
to his favorite trick of bone jarring
tackles on kickoff runbacks.
Norman, Halbert and Webber
carried most of the burden for
the spunky Cyclones. In the line
End Bob Jensen was hard to
handle.
Nebraska Poa Iowa
Pamkrocor lc l.aun
Toogood It Southard
Wilkin Ig Bruhiiker
Novak c Bush
I.oreni rgg Anderson
Samuelson rt Riilllniter
Pesek tCC) ....re Jenson
Wicgand 1 R. Norman
Hutton (CC) In Halbert
Monmey rh Weber
Adams fb Klootwyk
Nebraska 0 0 7 7-14
Iowa State 0 7 0 07
Nebraska scoring Touchdowns: Hutton.
Wlegand. Try for poina: Costello 2 tplace
mcnt). Iowa State scoring Touchdown : Chaun
cey. Try tor point: Rollinger (placement I.
Nebraska Subsitut ions Knds: Kalsors,
Nyden, Cocniane; Tackles: Duda, Becker;
Guards: Hoy, Pcdlacek, Means; Center:
Costello; Quarterbacks: R. Thompson,
Partington; Halfbacks: Myers. C. Fischer,
Collopy. Ackerman; Fullbacks: Adama,
Salestrom.
Iowa State Substitutions Ends: Knop,
Bennett; Tackles: Fled!, Brinkman, J.
Jensen. Bones; Guards: Seibold, Whalen,
Lindblom; Center: Bush, Dennis; Quarter
backs: R. Norman, Griffith; Halfbacks:
Paulson, Grundman, Bean; Fullbacks:
Chauncey, Carney.
Officials Referee: Lou House, William
Jewell: Umpire: Orady Sklllern, Oklaho
ma; Linesman: Bud Knox, Des Moines
U. ; Field Judge: Duck Pulllam, Grand
Island college.
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FRIDAY SCORES.
Delta Upsilon 20. Zcta Beta
Tau 0.
Newman Club 1, YMCA 0.
Only two intramural football
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Delta Upsilon remained unde
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Sparked by Lawson, the DU's
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