Wednesday, October 7,
Martin The Menace
Cocky Billy Martin
World Series Hero
Billy Slams Out Twelve Big Hits
To Equal World Series Record
By GARY FR AND SEN adelphia Athletics while on
S ports Staff Writer Monday it was today's Martin
Gerry Coleman, the ex-Marine rapping his record - matching
Jet pilot and former Yankee twelfth hit, a ground single to
second baseman, has probably center that enabled Hank
disabandoned any claims he had Bauer to hustle home with the
to the keystone position after run that brought an abrupt
the extra-spectacular perform- close to the 1953 baseball sea-
ance of spunky Billy Martin, a son.
kid who has more guts than a A glance &t the composite box
cat crawling into a doghouse score of the Series shows the
when he's got a bat in his hand, simple facts iu black-and-white.
All is not lost though for the Martin went wild at the plate,
likeable Coleman as he could getting twelve hits in 24 trips
very likely find a spot waiting for a .500 batting mark that in-
for him at shortstop where the eluded two homers, two triples
tired legs of veteran Phil Ri-
f xutto may be just about ready
to call it quits. Some of the
boys say Martin might be
shifted to short with Coleman
going to second, but it's a pretty
good bet that The Kid- will
pen the 1954 campaign at his
customary second base station.'
For Martin it was a clear-cut
Indication of great things to
come. Billy is the firey type of
bailplayer who plays every
game like the last one and that
attitude coupled with his gigan-
tic dose of self-confidence could
make- him a near replica of his
Id Cardinal namesake, John
"Pepper" Martin of the fabu-
lous Gas House davs.
LIKE PIT PER, Billy is a
give-and-take performer on
k iamwwridL n one ever
pushes the Oakland. California,
native around without receiv-
fog a similar taste at a later
? J5 Piersall and Clint
Courtney certainly found that
' 7,
rousing ending Monday, "Mar- military duty in Korea many
tea is alwars firL-.g ways to labeled Billy's stay at second
beat you. HeU cut you. KeH base strictly temporary one.
trip you. Hell knock your but thats all hegwash now.
brains cut iff he can. He's that From now on f JlLS
kind of a ballplayer.- any doubt as far as the second
Again like Pepper, B i 11 y basejob s concerned on crafty
rparkled as a sensational World Casey's teanx He has the man
Series biter. In 1931 it was in Bully Marfan, truly the 1953
ToH Cardinal who blastei World Series hero of the five
out twelve hits against the Phil- tense world champions.
Strictly Vann
NU Student Rehashes
Husker Performances
By HOWAXD TAXX
SUff SrU nrner
the past wee wsere weie
fiMse sports fans who precanea
BiattheBiwiMynlXaslwo
wia the world series and those
that predicted a Nhxasfc
ower Kansas State. In bon cases
tbMe tos tamed oat to b
. mm ith
YaL7
series was atted toftenaa
ifflmim W iffnf
11 be darned tiW w
fag the feebsasta rcteg siaf
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Manhattan. m m m
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ctowm but fiontght bant HAKuJ
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HMaffitarffly gffl ahead off the fflgM-
The team finally paEtedl ssost a
tie wEfihi a team that was rate3
Jtbio tooachdiD'wni tenses- fisan the
HffltjaaRn, Ss the e'ensesst off being
behiEBl sJatMsMmTt be wefhd to
liny.
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1953
anri a double.
MANY OF the blows were
strictly of the clutch nature.
In the opening game it was
Martin's bases-loaded triple that
sent the Yankees off to a fast
start something which usually
proves disastrous for opposing
clubs. -The next day Preacher
Roe was breezin? alon? in the
late inn'ngs with a 2-1 lead,
then it happened. Billy hom-
ered to even thinrs up and the
Yanks went on to , win. The
climax, of curse, came in the
sixth and final contest when
Martin broke things up with
the never-to-be-forgotten single
off Clem Labine.
Martin, a little better than a
.255) hitter during the regular
season, has come a lone way
since he joined the Yankee
varsitr four or five years ago.
The general consensus then was
that the cocky youngster
wouldn't ever be quite good
enough to be a recular starter
on the class Nzw York nine.
WHTS COIXMAX left for
Everything Hunky Dory
ers. It looked like an emttrery
differesrt team that came off tae
field at Manhattan than the on
twtltra field at H2i-
Hmsicrs CAPABIX
biJdng aM tackl-
rhe proved M. So there
lmh ta
jjj eing t the team.
jy
knows or rhmld know that amy
Mai player on any team
Hfflw masy
fcX arewffiffing toftni
S aS heads bashed
itm
smtte decide
to boo youa- own team or to
mmrnm,' Bye Bye. Bill.- stop
and think a nnmnuutc iff yoqj our
m'rz J L
any other available man cmild
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ALL WAS iKOJft sad at Msmt
battan last Satarday. Again fsv
the third eroaiHsai!tive was,
CSfarley BryajEtt was oese off ttfce
m&m ciqcs son the Hnft&ex' lane.
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was atoo creroaniiendahse.
There aie proiiictsisiHs fmm
this eurmier this week, best re
Go'ns Down
Huskers Skid
fn Grid Poll,
Rated 79th
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Strong Boy Max
This big rough-looking char
acter is Max Kitzelman. The
junior tackle from Omaha
should see plenty of action this
. weekend as the Scarlet meet
the Pitt Panthers. Max, 235-
Favorites Upset
Delia Upsilon In 25-19 Rout Of Favored
Phi Delt Club; Delts Blank Phi Gams;
Phi Psi's Also Win In Intramural Play
In the feature game Monday The Phi Psi's scored nine tally came two plays before the
evening the rampaging DlTs points in the initial period, six end of the game to end the
stomped over a heavily favored in the second, and then roared scoring. ,
Phi Delt hoard 25-19. The Phi back for a hot second half to
Delts on the basis of their 51-0 tally 19 in the third and 12 in . OTHIHK SCORES around the
romp over the Kappa Sigs last the fourth periods respectively circuit: Bet a Theta Pi, 18 Beta
week were an almost sure favor- The lone Kappa Sig marker came p713 "- i I- PP 18.
ite to end up high in the final in the first stanza when they Theta Chi, 0; Nebraska Co-cp,
tabulations at the end of the blocked a Phi Psi punt into the 7- Dela Sigma Phi. 0; Farm
season, end zone for a touchdown. house, 2. Acacia, 0; Theta Xi, 2,
Knvmw the -umrisimff DfsL .Delta Sigma Pi. 0; Pioneer
who had previously walked by-
Signaia Chi 26-11, were not to be
stopped and threw the League II
race wide open besides stamp
ing themselves as the team to
fceat in their league.
THE WTXXERS tallied for 13
- CJS TI r;wi JTZjiiSi
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while Bosnz scoreless m the sec-
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came in a big second quarter
.r7 a. ikli-r-
to lead 19-13 at the halfway
mark. However, the DCs
stomped out of their stable and
held the R-Street boys scoreless
the second half.
DELTA TAU Delta, led by
captain Marty Mathieswa. roared
by a hapless Phi Gain team 25-0
for-ffirst wa off the seasoeiL The
win brings the Delts mark to 1-1
so ffar while FSjis own a 0-2
mark each losing to the ATO's
and the Sigsna Na$ respectively
last week.
A mad Phi Psi team over
powered a hap Hess Kappa Sig
team 4S-S to bring their won
lost mark to 1- tor the yocaig
jeasaoL The Ikosers who dropped
51-0 to the Phi Belt's last week
were completeEy outpassed and
ctjnisni by the ianpresEEive win
merR. Grid Sketches
Vet Paulson
Sodalc GIff
To Huskers
f Jerry Is Navy
Bound In June
By BOB FESO
Ssartc Staff Writer
l GeraM "Jesrf Pmtem fazste
ffroim Bttl Kapiiis, S. B. Tmu
ragfedly buiBt sensfisr is stwae
tjjnmes referred to $ "Bell Eap
idtf Mont Talkact About dtaenf
Paojlasioi has sfflnse 15'S powsnds
itadked em his rather short
1 ffraaaae, 5-1, Jwywerer this is th
Meal hmH for' a fagthali gmrd.
JEJUtT HAS lettered tw
years at Jlefcrailca. This jeasom
ibowewr, fc has KAft seen tracmch
acttom. Nsw t yeamss fsw hi
ffiirst taste!
Patmlcwra ic the pferidesit ot
Btllta Tata Bella Iratearmty, and
a sessmr in the C&HIege frf Eutii
5Ht AteiMitratiioni.
A reiipsesst off the niary type
s'Jwi'llarLip. Jerry is brngmt tor
the ffsstaBe days as a oavaj psM.
His fetitfer bwwmww 5s a csJaiwrt to
the U. S, Airffusmse.
ron-fOX LOOKED erpw
5aUy 5od at hi niamaniin cmard
fr-jiilMu jus the eaifly g.urjt eff
8 pf(WTOia'i!i4 was to the epasmt
g.me wtith Ontfm m Is.iX iu
wsvk era tibe fcctf Wchffitot end
Etasry Banse wis mWntsxilr.f,
Jesry is a tounrottstij; estlnuixSast.
Re tais tbmA bis ir casitiK'O
allr. The Smith Balssta natiTe
(perhaps is w fawstsnt fatcsme he
is an excsHlexPt tstsimt&l shot.
is 3Mrt TmtzStX
LSsr I X ill
j iiuMMaii,KiwvM ; n f jL SlL S i
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THE NEBRASKAN
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Counts? Lincois Joaraal
pounds, is one of Coach Bill
Glassword's outstanding de
fensive .giants. The .big .lad
needs more offensive work
however.
A sntnxfi Tan Kn- TVwa-
lon club dropped their game to
a stronger Lmhisker Co-op
team 2-13. The losers had pre-
viotislv romped by Delta Sigma
Phi 33-2 and were the favorites
in League IV.
But the winners quickly dis-
F'roved bought by passing
ver the loser's condrytoee
7- , , ji,UOT''.a
tames while puckmg up a safety
enroute. The IKE'S led 1-6 at the
fealf. but at the three quarter
"T t. v.-,
the winners led by a ston
8-7 due to their safety.
They then went on to rack up
12 points in the final frame to
put the game on ice with three
minutes to go. The final TKE
Intramural Free Throw
Tourney Is Underway
AH interested and eligible stu
dents may enter the first round
of the lEtraniMral free throw tour
nament by cfctatming a score card
and ball from the equipment room
at the Ken's Physical Education
BtnilWtmy
QmaCryiBg sewes fr the Umr
aey mwst be to by October 9. Ti
al etirmtoatMa play wQl begia
at S October 13th.
A team trophy win be awarded
to the organization winning the
championship. Also, a medal will
be awarded to the individual
champion nd certificates to &
naXiut and semifmalists.
Oaaant Lawtia Jfaaaai
Steady Defender
Andy Loehr, diiplayed ftoe !
ffieasive play to Saturdays t3t
sSeapcfie the HasiSter lotuc Th
jiimutor and frown Turtle Orek.
Pa, still pILfyn&g with hs
iptsiaj jaw-protuwtor. Andy is
a J&$-pw&mder.
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Glassford Seeks Upset Win Over
His Alma Mater, U. Of Pittsburgh
Glassford ol the University of
Nebraska returns to his alma
mater nnsQurgn ior no me-
. ; 4k!. n.Ml. Dill
goes back to rut as an invaaer
rather than as reunion-minded
grad.
Glassford's Cornhusker foot-
bailers meet the Panthers on
" " . . .
5fiSrdrTi55.the flrSt Une !mce
1942. And the game will stir a
lot of old memories for the Scar-
let mentor and Line Coach
Walter "Mike" Milligan, anothe
Pitt alumnus.
GLASSFORD WAS an All
America guard there in his sen
ior year, 1936. He captained the
great Pitt eleven that defeated
Washington 21-0 in the Rose
Bowl on Jan. 1. 1937. He played
against the Huskers in 1934,
1935 and 1936. the Panthers win
ning 25-6, 6-0 and 19-6 those
years.
Milligan also played guard. He
lettered three years and joined
the Pitt coaching staff upon
graduation. He was a member of
me misDurgn teams mat ae-
House, 2, Brown Palace, 0.
O.U. Against
Texas Will
Be Televised
Big Seven football action slows
in respect to conference tussles
this week, but the grid action
with non-conference foes will be
hot and heavy this weekend.
The crippled Missouri Tigers
meet a tough foe in Southern
Methodist. In 10 meetings be
tween the two schools. Missouri
J has only two victories and a tie.
THE TIGERS may have to
field a makeshift backfield for
the Saturday night tilt in Dallas.
Backs Ed I rrifield, regular
right halfback, Tony Scardino,
quarterback and Jerry Schoon
maker, number two left half
backs were injured in last week's
win over Colorado. They may
possibly seek action however.
Colorado meanwhile tangles
with the Kansas Jayhawks. The
Ja; hawks should be in top form
far this one. Kansas came
through its game with Iowa
Slate with only minor braises.
Frank Ondrich rejoins the squad
for this game.
OKLAHOMA FLATS its third
straight mon-comf erence foe
Texas, at Dallas. Kansas State
meets Iowa State in the other
conference tat.
Gklahoma's Coach Bud Wilk
inson isn't too optimistic about
bis team's chances against Texas.
The Sooner coach did say his
club was getting better all the
time. Oklahoma tied Pitt 7-7, last
weeJc
31aln Feature dock
Varsity: "A lion Is In The
Streets," 1:2. 335, 534, 733,
32.
niuoiiisini
02 0Hi?S.
Cator faf Teduwcalor
1 1 cQj
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Cornhuskers 0-0 and then whip- i
ped the Scarlet and Cream 40-0 J
in ittm, isou ana ioi.
TKi Pirrlii iclrAP lasm
witn two oeieais ana a we dc-
hind it, is hopeful of brighter
days, starting witn the Saturday
frav -
ULA9SrUKlJ ALHLAUI naS
announced one change he will
makelimination of team-a-
quarter substitution which failed
Kansas State last week. Earlier
the Cornhuskers lost to Oregon
zu-iz ana tiea Illinois 21-21.
He hinted too, that his starting
eleven may be counted upon to
go the full 60 minutes at Pitt.
Switches in the Nebraska No.
1 unit also are forthcoming.
Glassford said. He added, how
ever, that any changes will not
be announced until Wednesday ?.
afternoon.
QUARTERBACK John Bor
dogna. Turtle Creek, Pa., king
pin of the Nebraska T attack.
tore an arm ligament at Kansas
State, but is expected to be
ready to go again by Saturday.
Bordogna threw 26 passes for
15 completions and 204 yards in
the first three encounters.
Left Guard Don Glantz, Cen
tral City, who received a neck
injury at Manhattan, may not be
ready for duty this week. His
replacement is likely to be John
Machisic, another Turtle Creek,
Pa, lad.
The all-time Nebraska-Pitt
record gives the Panthers 11 vic
tories to 3 for the Cornhuskers.
Three games ended in ties. The
record:
Yearlings In Grid Test;
Stadium Field Is Site
The Husker freshmen squad
under the tutelage of Coach Bob
Faris. undergoes its first game
condition scrimmage this after
noon at the Stadium field.
The yearling will be carefully
scrutinized. Merits will be takes
f tbe intra sqnad scrimmage.
The fresh are strong in posi
tions that the NU varsity is weak,
ends and guards. The game will
be some indication of bow true
this statement is.
Mixed Tourney
Men and women who are en
tered in the mixed doubles ten
nis tournament should check the
intramural bulletin boards in
either the Men's Physical Edu
cation Building or Grant Me
morial any time after noon Wed
nesday, October 7.
Matches win begin Thursday
evening, October 8, at 7:00 pjn.
The best two out of three sets
will determine the winners in
the single elimination tourna
ment. For information contact
Miss Mulvaney at 4134.
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