Monday, October 2, 1950
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BT BILL MUNDELL
Sports Editor, Daily Nebraskan 1
Nebraska's Comhuskers bobbed into a 20-20 tie with
favored Indiana in Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon
and the chief Bob concerned was terrific Bobby Reynolds.
Rampaging Robert was the offensive spark for the
Huskers in a game that changed lead five times, Nebraska
on top three different times and
lalling behind twice.
It -was one of the finest
opening games seen in Memorial
Stadium in many many years
and proved to the skeptical that
the Huskers are not on their
way tack, but instead are back.
And not until well into the
contest -did many of the Corn
tusker loyal realize that their1
was a team to be reckoned with
this year. The fans seemed to
b.ave forgotten how to art while
their Huskers were holding a
Big-Ten outfit to a standstill By
the fourth .quarter, however., the
spirit of old seemed to be in
stilled in them and the roars
that arose were not cries of sur
prise, but rather, shouts of (Con
fidence. Their Huskers were
back!
Sophomore 'Bobby opened the
scoring in the game after Kon
dark leaped on -a Hoosier fum
ble on the Indiana 14 yard line.
Reynolds went ten, Wingender
fjot two, and Bobby went over
right tackle for the final two.
Ted Britt's try for point went
wide and the Buskers led, -0,
with minutes gone.
Indiana needed only nine plays
following the kickoff to go ahead.
Bobby Robertson was the key
Hoosier in this .drive as he was
the whole afternoon.
Ey Dick Fensler
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Friday's touch football action
was limited to four games in the
Interdenominational and Inde
pendent leagues.
Presby House eked out a 9-7
win over Intervarsity with a last
minute touchdown by Bob
-Bhuler. With Intervarsity lead
ing 7-2, Shuler took a lateral
from Bex K.nowles and ran five
yards for the marker. The same
play worked for the point after
touchdown.
Presby led until mid-way in
the fourth .quarter., 2-0, by 'vir
tue .of a first .quarter safety. In
the fourth .quarter the Intervar
sity squad started hitting with
their passes and marched to the
Presby four yard line. From
there a pass from Bryan John
ston to Lee Heigle was good for
the touchdown. Johnson passed
to Del Eudeen for the seventh
point.
In another game decided in
the last minutes of play the Ag
YMCA '.beat the Baptists, -0.
Neither team .could muster any
coring punch amtil late in the
lourth .quarter. Then Bill Miller
.of the Ag T broke through to
block a Baptist punt on the Bap
list ten yard line. John 2uenzi
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BOBEY KEIKOLMS .carries the ;taal.l to the Indiana 4 yard line just seconds tbeJore lie .crashed .over for the tfirsl auddt
the fame Saturday, 'iFetrausskas. ;(XU), Indiana quarterback, is moving in Jor the tackle while Husker ndTranJk Simon d
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Quarterback Louis D'Achille
was the scorer as he rounded left
end on a beautifully executed
boot-leg play for 16 yards. Danny
Thomas made the first of his two
conversions and the score stood,
7-6 Indiana.
Another Hoosier fumble gave
Nebraska tbe ball on the Indiana
48 after five minutes in the sec
ond period. This time "Verl Scott
was the recovering Husker, .and
in .doing so had to take the tall
away from two .determined Hoo
siers. In Front Again
Five plays were ail that were
needed as Reynolds rounded
right end from nine yards out to
put the Huskers in front once
again. Bobby added the 13tb
point from placement with only
eight minutes remaining in the
half.
The Hoosiers roared right back
and, even though set back twice
with fiftf'.Ti yard penalties, knot
ted the score with Gedman fight
ing over from the three. Thomas"
second .conversion boosted Indi
ana to a 14-13 halftime lead.
The Hoosiers threatened early
in the third period but were
stopped when a D'Achiiles pass
was intercepted on the four and
returned to the Husker twenty.
Here was the starting point of
the third Nebraska scoring .drive
scooped up the ball and dashed
over for the only score of the
game.
The Baptists, fighting .against
! the clock, .drove down to the
Ag two yard line with only :30
seconds to play but lost the ball
on a fumble in the backfield.
The other two games were
decided by forfeit. Newman Club
gained their second .consecutive
(victory by loriert when trie
; Methodists failed to show up lor
I their game.
j The Ag Men won by forfeit
from the Lilies.
! In "B" league .competition Sat
urday morning Delta Upsilon
I edged Sigma SJu, 1-0. The game
j was a scoreless tie ,at the end
of the regulation four .quarters.
In the .overtime Delta .Upsilon
outgained Sigma Nu to gain the
victory.
Monday will find the follow
ing teams battling on the Ag
.College campus: Piu .Gamma
Delta "A" vs. Delta Upsilon
"A," Phi Delta Theta "A" ws.
Alpha Tuu Omega "A," Sigma
Alpha Bpsilon "A" -vs. Sigma
Nu "A," Sigma Phi Epsilon "A"
vs. Phi Kappa Psi 'A," Beta
Theta Pi "A" vs. Alpha .Gamma
Kho and Beta Sigma Psi "A" vs.
Delta Tau Delta 'A.'"
lira's
and with Reynolds and Bill
Mueller alternating, moved the
ball to the Indiana 45. On third
down Reynolds received a hand
off from Quarterback Fran JJa
gle and headed for the right side
lines. Suddenly he cut back and
through a huge bole opened by
the right side of Ms line, he sped
45 yards to pay dirt.
Threaten Again
His second conversion of the
afternoon made the score board
read 20-14 in favor of Nebraska
with less than six minutes re
maining in the third stanza.
The Huskers threatened again
only minutes into, the fourth
quarter, but the Hoosiers stiffen
ed at their 18 and took over the
balL
The Hoosiers failed to gain and
punted, but received a break as
safety man Ron Clark fumbled
the punt on Ms 4L From here, a
series of passes moved the pig
skin within striking distance.
Robertson .carried the ball the
final one yard and the ball game
was tied 20-20.
Indiana had two tries at the
winning point. Both the kicker
and ball-holder were smeared in
the first attempt, but a narrow
offside was .called against the
Huskers and the ball was moved
up and the Hoosiers prepared to
try again. The second toy fared
little better and went spinning
.off to the left and that was the
ball game.
Both teams tried hard in the
last eight minutes but neither
Taiis, IC Sigs Lead
First Grid
Alpha Tau .Omega takes tup
j where it left off last year., hold
j ing down the number one f oot
: ball spot in the University in the
! first ratings of the year.. The
iTaus, playing their first year of
! seven-man ball, were the nine
: man champs last season.
; The ATO's walloped Phi
' Oamma Delta to the tune of 20-0
I in their first encounter this year
! to earn the top position in the
j standings.
j Another league I outfit is hold
! ing down the number two rung
this first week. Kappa Sigma,
-victor over Phi Delta Theta by a
19-6 count, holds the runner-up
position.
Defending seven-man cham
pions, Brown Palace is the third
place team this week. The Pal
acers, like the Taus, started off
in defense of their titles with a
roar., .crushing Delta 'Sigma Phi.
The final score 33-0.
Another first round fraternity
victor is rated number four in
the initial standings. Sigma Nu-13-7
victor over Delta Upsilon,
gets the nod.
Seagate Fifth
A shift from the fraternities
is needed for the fifth ranking
team this week. The Bengals,
top Independent outfit who ran
all over Tridents by a score of
-47-0, round out the first .division.
The 47 markers gives the Ben
gals & jgood start in unseating
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(Court Lincoln Journal
BOBBY REYNOLDS Speed
ster from Grand Island made
a successful varsity debut by
sparking the Husker back
field. .could muster a final punch and
tbe game ended in a score that
was indicative of the equal bat
tle put on by the two outfits.
As the final gun sounded, Ne
braska had a first down on the
Indiana 30 yard line.
Other outstanding perform
ances given by Saturday's Husk
ers were the passing of Fran
Nagle and the recei ving of End
Frank Simon. On the line both
Dick Goeglein and Charlie Too
good played bang-up ball
George Prochaska and Ron
Clark .did creditable jobs on the
.defense and Bill Mueller was
good as usual an his hard .ariving
style of ball carrying.
Ratings
Presby House as the All-U scor
ing champion.
Another Denominational out-';
fit is holding down the number
nine position on the ladder. Inter-Varsity,
who has won a ame
and lost a game by only the
margin of a safety, is firmly en
trenched there. The I-V men
downed the Ag YMCA toy a 2-0
score and tost to Presby House,
7-9.
Bounding out the top ten teams
in this the first week is -Sigma
Gamma Epsilon, holder of a win
over Dorm A in their first try.
Newman Club
In the individual .divisional
rankings, Newman Club, Ag
YMCA, and University YMCA
are the number three, four, and
five teams in the Interdenomina
tional group.
Beta Sigma Psi, loser to Beta
Theta Pi, tf-7. is the number
eight team .and Delta Upsilon,
loser to Sigma Nu is the ninth
place team.
Bounding out the "A" ratings
is the Farm House, -0 victor
over Theta 30 their first time
out.
(Only two teams are rated in
the fraternity "B" standings
since only one game has been
played in that .division at the
present time. Delta Upsilon, 1-.0
yardage winner oyer Sigma Nu,
is the top -"Bee" team.
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Joe Ponsieso
One. of the deefnsive stalwarts
that Coach Bill Glassford will
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Joe Ponseigo.
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Five outstanding University of
Nebraska football yearlings won't
be eligible to compete in the two
frosh games scheduled for this
year according to Freshman
Coach Ike Hanscom.
All five players have played
freshman or varsity ball at some I
other school The are Chuck
Gasson, Omaha, who competed
one varsity year at Washington
XI; Jim Quinn, Omaha, who
played a frosh year at Washing
ton; John Machisic Turtle Creek,
Pa.; Cliff Hopp, Hastings, who
played varsity ball one year at
Georgia; and Tom Carodine,
Omaha Boys Town, who toad his
previous freshman at Loyola of
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f enslve department last year. He
is adept at nailing enemy ball
carriers once they get into the
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This is Ponseigo's second year
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member of the All Conference
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teams.
Ponseigo is 20 years old,
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