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Sunday, November 7, 1948 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 3 Huskers . Continued from Fare 1 Gerry Ferguson pass out of the air and lateraled the ball to Bob Schneider who fought his way to the KS seven. Bill Mueller picked up three yards on an off tackle play and after a Ferguson to Mueller pass was ruled incom plete, Fullback Phil Young man aged to push the ball the neces sary inches for the touchdown. Bobby Costello couldn't get the kick away-for the extra point. Wiegand Comes Close Kansas State managed to stop a Husker thrust early in the sec ond quarter. The Huskers paced Courtesy Lincoln Journal. PHIL YOl'NG by Junior' Collopy, Del Wiegand, Dick Hutton and Phil Young car ried the pigskin to the Wildcat eight inch5 line. Collopy opened up the offensive with an eight yard gain on a fake double re verse. Del WicRand picked up a first down and Dick Hutton trier' the end for five yards. Phil Young found a gaping hole on the right side of the Kansas: line and went all the way to the 15 yard line. Young tried the same hole again and this time it was good to the nine. Del Wie gand senmpered to within inches of paydirt but it wasn't good enough. The Wildcats tried two plays through the Husker line for no gain. Dana Atkins dropped back in punt formation but the wily Kansan faked the punt and passed to Left End Dick Johnson who drove to the 20. Atkins was forced to kick after three more plays ana trie Huskers started rolling. Hutton Scores T. D. Cletus Fischer who was used sparingly during the game, opened up the K-State defense with a terrific 30 yard run down the east sidelines from the 45 to the Wild cat 15. Dick Mutton's wide re verse around end climaxed the NU touchdown drive. The Au burn speedster went across stand ing up with less than two min utes remaining to give the Corn huskers a 12-0 lead at halftime. Del Wiegand's 29 yard pass to Howard Fletcher which was com plete to the 17-yard line set up Nebiaska's third stanza touch down. Cletus Fischer did a tight rope act down the sidelines to the seven and Phil Young carried through the center to the four and a first down. Young tallied his second score off the right tackle. Wiegand's kick for the extra point was good and Nebraska held a 19-0 margin as the third quarter ended. Atkins Stopped The Kansas State offense couldn't get started as Nebraska's fast charging line beat them to the punch time and again. The Wildcat aerial offensive also failed to materialize as their top passer Dana Atkins was held in close check . . . Atkins managed to complete only five of 14 attempts. Phil Young scored his third touchdown oT the afternoon with ten minutes left in the final pe riod. The marker was set up after Gerry Ferguson returned a punt to the 42. Ferguson connected on a pass to Jack Hazen and the Omahan carried to the Wildcat 47-yard marker. Bob Ackerman took another Ferguson pass on the 40, shook off several would-be' tackleis and drove to the 7-yard stripe. Young went to the three on a line buck and a Husker fum ble which was recovered by Aidie Means advanced the ball to the XF.1AS CARDS I7".S TIME TO ORDER Pertonalixed Chrittmat Cards Goldenrod Stationary Store 215 No. 14 Open Thurs. to 9 IM Managers Select All-Stars The Interfraternity Athletic Intramural Council Friday de cided that interfraternity All Star teams will be selected in three sports this year. Football, basketball and soft ball All-Star selections will be named at the end of each activi ty's season. Players will be se lected by the various teams and intramural managers, excluding all players of their own teams. Flayers named on the first team will receive two points and sec ond squad choices will get one point. The poll will then be tab ulated and the final All-Star team will emerge from the popu lar choice of the total votes cast. In conjunction with this move, the 1948 All-Star Intramural football team ballots will be due at Intramural Headquarters Tuesday. November 9, and tabu lations and results will be re leased that day. IM football this year was of un usually high caliber and team se lections will be difficult to make. Managers are to select their choices only from the teams they played during the season. - 1-foot line. The Nebraska line opened a hole big enough for a truck as Young hit paydirt. It was a long afternoon for Coach Ralph Graham's down trodden Wildcats. The Huskers outdowned hem 15 to eight and piled up 370 offensive yards to their 125. Nebraska completed seven of 17 passes. HuskersDrop Kansas State Two-Milcrs Nebraska two-milers won their first victory of the fall season in dumping Kansas State, 14-24, Sat urday morning. George Owen of Kansas State covered the route in 10:20.4 to take individual honors, but the Huskers, showing a better bal anced team, took the .next four peaces for the win. Owen grabbed the lead at the start and was never headed. He was dogged un til the - last quarter by Harold Kcpf, who then faded as Don Morrison moved up and made a futile try to catch Owen. Owen had too much left, however, and won handily by 20 yards. Bill Mountford caught Kopf 35 yards from the finish, and nosed him out for third place. Don Thcil of the Huskers was fifth. The race was held under the stadium due to the bands prac ticing on the outdoor track. It was Owens' first indoor race this year, and considering this, the time was good. Coach Weir expressed satisfac tion with the performance of the Huskers. An added runner, Bob Reece, ran in the face and fin ished an unofficial sixth. He will probably replace Sell on the five man squad which will be taken to Manhattan for the conference meet next Saturday. NU Students, Faculty Claim Cage Priority Seating arrangements for the home varsity basketball games have been made in conformance with recommendations of the Stu dent Council, Athletic Director George (Potsy) Clark announced. The students and faculty have been given full priority, three sec tions being reserved along the sides for faculty and all the other scats along the sides assigned to students. The south balcony will be held for the general public. There are 1,200 seats in these sections. Students will enter through the seven south or front doors of the Coliseum. Students should open their books and extend the proper game coupon to the doormen. These numbers will be announced in the Daily Nebraskan before each game. TJl sale of the 1,200 seats to the public at $1 each, including tax, will be opened the day before each game at 9 a. m. Where games are played on Monday night the sale will open on Saturday morn ing. 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