Wednesday, December 5, 1951
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Meyer, Kazmaier Tabbed Tutor,
Player Of
By TOM BECKER
And
RON GIBSON
Every year at this time sports
writers start picking so-called
All-American teams.
Instead of picking: an all-
Huslcer Track Tea m Weak
In Broad Jump, Pole Vault
BY MARSHALL KUSHNER
Assistant Sports Editor
It's still rather early to tell how
the Nebraska track squad will
fair against conference competi
tion this winter, but it is a sure
thing Coach Ed Weir will' have
greater potential on this years'
team than the squad he finished
up with last year
The Huskers will definitely
be weakened in certain events,
mainly the high jump and pole
over the 14 foot mark and set
a world dirt track vaulting record
with his 14'W leap last
February.
Kehl was always a constant
threat in the pinch. It was Kehl
who topped teammate Cooper in
the 1950 Big Seven conference
indoor track meet at Kansas City
two years ago.
vault. Gone will be T)!ck
Meissner, Nebraska high jump
record holder, who leaped 6'. '
last year.
In the vaulting department, Don
Cooper and Len Kehl will be
missed. Cooper was constantly
In the high jump event this
year, hopes will be pinned on
Irv Thode, Darrell Moreland
and Phil Hleidek. Thode sup
ported Meissner in the high
jump last year and topped the
6'3" mark by the end of the
season. Moreland and Hldrtek
are both numeral winners from
Weir's frosh track team last
year. Hleidek won the confer
ence freshman meet in the high
jump and Moreland was second.
The pole vault will be as shy
of stars as one of Minsky's eirlie
show starlets. All hopes will be
shouldered by Jim Sommers,
varsity football star, and Bob
Selden.
Sommers and Selden are both
products of Lincoln high school
and neither were state gold medal
Winner winners in the high school
cinder carnival- Selden was in
jured during the early part of the
title with his 12"J" performance
two vears a 50.
Ths sprints will probably be
stronger than last year wit'.i
Don Slerba, Sheldon Jacobs,
Bobby Fairchilj, Jack Chdenter
and Brien Hcndri?kson all
showirr well in early season
Workouts.
tm-h i, o frmor n!m iMfpr
winner at Creighton Prep who has heaving the sphere out toward the
already shot through m -r.I ! foot marker. Tom Stoup Sioux
dash race in 06.4. Bobby Fair-1 City Central all around athlete,
child, former Omaha cen rni wiU head the list of aids to Grimm
athlete who brought his wares tong with Cliff Dale and Bill
Nebraska this year, zipped through Giles. - ' - --, -the
same race in 06.3. , Stoup placed second m the con-
Brien Hendrickson, phenome- ference outdor frosh meet last
nal performer with Lincoln hith.
might pass up the 60-yard dash
this year in favor of the 49.
Hendrickson is a very slow
starter, and Weir misht have
him in the quarter mile where
he will be needed more.
Jacobs and Chedester are both
question marks for the cinder,
squad this year. Jacobs received
a leg injury last year that sidc
lined him most of the year.
Chedester is recovering from a
slow healing knee injury, but
should be ready soon.
In the 440 race, Hendrickson
will be carrying most of the bur
den. If Jack Scoville, Hartington
ace, decides not to check out a
uniform this year, the task might
completely fall on Hendrickson's
shoulders.
Weir will be hoping that
Charley Hunley will break out
Into his own as he did in his
final year of prep competition at
Falls City. Hunley was bothered
by a pulled muscle last year that
kept him from getting too cl-ss
to a 50-second quarter. Hunley
could easily shake this jinx and
blossom into a real point-retter.
The distances will be somewhat
of a happier story with th re
turn to action of Lee Moore.
Moore, owner of a 4:19 clocking
two years ago, was made ineligible
for competition last year but will
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Since the staff feels that it is
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be back to spearhead the Husker
distance attack.
Clayton Scott, Grand Island
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great distance men as Kansas and
Oklahoma.
The hurdles will be on par
with last year the return of
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LEE MOORE . . . Veteran
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Dan Tolman, Don Bedker and
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over 23 feet last year They will
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Daily Nebraskan is choosing:
what it believes to be an ag
gregation of the outstanding
gridders in the country.
Daily Nebraskan sports staff
is trying to present a group of
football players who would be
c football coaches dream.
Twenty-three schools are rep
resented in the pickings. Michi
gan State heads the parade by
placing three men on the dream
team.
The Spartan standouts are AI
Dorow, quarterback, Bill Carey,
end, and Don Coleman, tackle.
Stanford, Notre Dame, Illinois,
Georgia Tech, Tennessee, and
Kentucky all placed two men on
the squad.
Purdue, Duke, Rice, Oklahoma,
Michigan, California, Maryland,
Wisconsin, SMU, UCLA, Prince
ton, San Francisco, Ohio State,
Baylor, Drake and Washington
placed one member on The Daily
Nebraskan team.
Dick Kazmaier wins the nod
for player of the year- as he far
outdistanced Hugh McElhenny of i
Washington.
Coach of the Year honors go:
to "Dutch" Meyers of Texas!
Christian, who narrowly edged
Chuck Taylor of Stanford.
The Daily Nebraskan's All
American squad:
Ends:
Jim Mutscheller, Notre Dame
Bill McColI, Stanford
Bob Carey, Michigan State
Leo Sugar, Purdue
Blaine Earon, Duke
Bill Howton, Rice
Tackles:
Jim Weatherall, Oklahoma
Don Coleman, Michigan State
Bob Toneff, Notre Dame
Tom Johnson, Michigan
Charles Ulrich, Illinois
Lamar Wheat, Georgia Tech
Guards:
Les Richter, California
Bob Ward, Maryland
Ted Daffer, Tennessee
Pat Cannamela, Southern Cal
Bill Glade, Wisconsin
Ray Beck, Georgia Tech
Centers:
Dick Hightower, South. Meth.
Doug Moseley, Kentucky
Don Moomaw, UCLA
Backs:
Dick Kazmaier, Princeton
John Karras, Illinois
Hank Lauricella, Tennessee
Vito Parilli, Kentucky
Ollie Matson, San Francico
Vic Janowicz, Ohio State
Larry Isbell, Baylor
John Bright, Drake
Frank Gifford, Southern Cal
Hugh McElhenny, Washington
Al Dorow, Michigan State
Gary Kerkorian, Stanford
l-M Basketball Results
Friday, Nov. 30
Form House B SB Delia Sigma Phi .25
d'ewMi Club ... SO Methodist 26
Monday, Dec. 3
Tc.n Nuts 59 AGR Scrub!
s?mby Hone .10 Inter Varsity 1-1
Lutheran 8. A. .. 27 Baptist House 18
Main Features Start
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Final NU Grid Statistics
TEAM
Neb.
113
1287
204
81
1034
18
20
Opp.
164
.2255
. 194
. 95
.1367
. 19
. 28
. 15
. 599
Earned first downs
Rushing yds. net . .
Fwd. passes, att. . .
Fwd. passes, eomp .
Fwd. passes, yds. .
Passes int'c'p'd by .
Punt runbacks by .
Fumbles lost
18
418Va Yards penalized . , .
PASSING
I Att. Cmp. Intc. TD
Norris 87 34 9 2
Bordogna 74 31 6 4
Reynolds 29 12 3 1
Novak 10 3 1 0
Cederdahl 2 0 0 0
PASS RECEIVING
No. Caught Yds.
TD
1
3
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Simon 21 339
Novak 16 127
Cederdahl ...10 113
Paynlch 8 140
Giles 5 57
Reynolds .... 5 55
Regler 4 45
Thayer 1 35
Prochaska ... 2 20
Loehr 1 17
Bordogna .... 1 8
Mink 1 5
Korinek 1 3
Smith 2 -2
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
No. Yds. Ret,
Decker .. .5 71
Cifra ... 2 20
Sommers ......... 1 36
Reynolds 2 20
Yeisley 2 16
SIG EPS AND THEIR TROPHY . . . Sigma Phi Upsilon, wnich won tne Ail-university cnampion
ship receives its football trophy. Team members (1. to r.) are Jay Benedict, Bob Russell. AI Hansen,
Bob Svanda, Bill Anderson. Roy Curtis, Ted Kra tt, Bad Jeffries and Fred Peterson. Not in picture,
Bob Diers and Red Thibault. (Daily Nebraskan Photo.)
'Good-By Bill' Signs Found
No the students do not want
Glassford to leave.
Signs saying "So Long Glass-
ford," "So Long Baby Face Bill"
and others were found on the "Ulassiord's got to stay, one siu
northeast wall of Memorial Stadi- dent said.
urn and on the walks leading to The Cornhuskers finishedup
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Hopp 1 7
Mullen 1 4
Husmann .1 0
Kennedy .1 0
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
Player TC YG YL NET
Reynolds ... 87 518 94 424
Novak 70 266 34 232
Smith ; 50 212 31 181
Cederdahl .. 34 176 14 162
Bordogna ...108 364 225 139
Cifra 7 29 11
Westin 4 6 4
Decker 1 2 0
Thayer 1 0 7
Norris 27 48 108
SCORING
18
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-7
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TD PAT
Novak 6 " 0
Decker 0 13
Bordogna .... 2 0
Reynolds 2 0
Paynich 1 0
Minnick 1 0
Adduci ...... 1 0
Carodine 1 0
Simon 1 0
Giles 1 0
Cederdahl ... 1 0
Smith 1 0
PTS
36
13
12
13
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
PUNTING
Yds.
Player No. Kicked Blocked
Reynolds 29 980 0
Cederdahl ...18 770 0
Novak 10 355 0
Bordogna 6 212 0
trie fieldhouse Saturday night.
The work, done by unidentified
vandals, had no apparent reasons,
according to student spokesmen
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Sig Alphs, ATOs Win
Opening Cage Tilts
The early favorites, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Tau
Omega, cleared their first round
hurdles in the intramural cage
race. The Sig Alphs trounced an
outclassed Phi Gam team 66 to
28. Alpha Gamma Rho fell be
fore the versatile Alpha Tau
Omega attack, 69-21.
Knnna Siema showed offensive
nnnch as it hustled to a 42-37
vistory over Delta Upsilon.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
League 1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 0
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 0
Sigma Chi 1 1
Thcta Xi 0 1
Phi Gamma Delta 0 2
Delta Tau Delta 0 0
Phi Delta Theta 0 0
League 2
Phi Kappa Psi 1 0
Kappa Sigma 1 0
Alpha Tau Omega 1 0
Sigma Nu 0 1
Alpha Gamma Rho 0 1
League 3
Delta Upsilon 0
Beta Theta Pi 0
Farm House 1
Brown Palace 1
Pi Kappa Phi 1
Beta Sigma Pst 0
Tau Kappa Epsilon 0
Acacia . 0
their football schedule Friday
night with a 19-7 loss to Miami
U. It was the worst season record
for a Nebraska football team in
years.
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Delta Sigma Phi 0
League 4
Theta Chi 1 0
Sigma Alpha Mu 1 0
Pioneer Co-op 1 0
Zela Beta Tau 1 0
Norris House 0 1
Cornhusker Co-op 0 1
Delta Chi 0 2
League 5 B-Teams
Sigma Chi 1 0
Phi Gamma Delta 1 0
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 0
Phi Delta Theta 1 1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0 1
Delta Tau Delta 0 2
League 6 B-Teams
Alpha Tau Omega 2 0
Phi Kappa Psi 2 0
Kappa Sigma 1 1
Alpha Gamma Rho ...... 1 1
Sigma Nu 0 2
Delta Upsilon 0 2
League 7 B-Teams
Beta Theta Pi 2 0
Farm House 2 0
Pioneer Co-op 0 1
Beta Sigma Psi 0 2
Delta Sigma Phi 0 1
League 8 Ag College
Ag Men No. 1 S 0
Doan Nuts 2 0
Ar YMCA 1 1
University Aggies .....a. 1 1
Red Guidons 1 1
AGR Scrubs 1 2
Ar Men No. 2 d 2
Vocational Ag 0 2
League 9
Newman Club 1 0
Baptist House 1 0
Lutheran S. A. 1 0
Methodist House 0 1
Presby House 0 1
Inter Varsity 0 1
League 10
Dorm A Comets 1 0
Navy ROT C 1 0
Shortys 1 0
Dorma A Stars 0 1
Dorm BOC 0 1
Nebraska Co-op ........ 0 1
League 11
A. S. M. E 2 0
Delta Sigma Pi-A 1 0
Sophomore Dents 1 0
Pill Rollers 1 1
Frechmen Dents ........ 0 1
Delta Theta Phi 0 1
Alibis 0 1
City YMCA 0 1
League 12
Lillies 1 0
Hawks 0 1
Bear Cats 0 0
Ramblers 0 0
Pluggers 0 0
Warriors 0 0
Rockets 0 0
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