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Wednesday, November 4, NU Back In Big 7 Limelight Bob Smith 2nd In Big 7 Rushing Bob Smith, Nebraska left half back, is the No. 2 ball carrier In the Big Seven Conference this week. His total of 418 yards is econa 10 me oiu yards chalked up by Larry Grigg 0f Oklahoma. Smith is the Cornhuskers leading ground gainer, but stands second to Dennis Korlnek in average per carry. Korinek, ninth in the loop standings, has averaged 5.9 yards per try on 84 carries. Smith's mark Is 5.6 on 74. CO-CAPAIN Bill Schabacker and junior Andy Loehr are hav ing a tight battle for Husker pass receiving laurels. Schabacker has picked off 12 for a total of 168 yards, while Loehr has caught 13 aerials for 112. Kori nek has nabbed four for 147. Schabacker is fourth in the con ference and Loehr 11th. Korlnek holds down sixth place. Other Huskers ranking In the Big Seven statistics: Passing John Bordogna, sec ond; Rex Fischer, 10th. Punting Ray Novak, sixth; Bordogna 12th. ' Punt returns Bordogna, 8th; Smith, 11th. Scoring Smith, tied for iourth; Bordogna, 10th. CornhuskerStatistics KKBRARKA OPPONENTS M 18 1 17S7 117 1010 57 let dawn rashlne . , lit down Minlni . . ti S 1343 247 loot 9 43 8BT 7 394 169S 4.30 SS lit downi penalties yard! Rained mihbif Midi Init raining , . Mt rained re thing . attempted enmoleted 3ft yards gained pairing It4 Intercepted by ( total offenilT plays 434 total net yard! gained 1134 avs.oifeniire play 4.M pnnti ,, it o..i punt aTeragg 32.4 .90 1 19 penalty yardage S.7 fumble S8 fuRibleg Kt 13 SCORING PAT TI AN. Mad TO TP .. i 0 0 0 30 Kmlth Bo Bordoena S 4 A It Flecker S 0 0 0 It Korinek 1 t I) 0 Kovak 0 S t 1 S Team It Opponent! .... 17 11 17 75 111 Incrade gaiety. PUNTING No. Ydi. Jforak IS S36 Bordogna 1 114 Korinek 1 t Aeg. B'kd. 35.7 S7. 1 0 1 0 9.0 Teaat S5 Opponent t 10(19 40 30.3 32.4 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Smith 5 Bordognl 11 Flacker , S Korinek C Brawn 1 Bonk S ioenr 1 Ydi. 114 199 43 IS 8 19 417 308 Art? 22.S 18.1 14.8 14.0 8.0 6.3 6.0 lTS 17.0 Team . , . Opponent 18 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No Ida. Arg. PmHh Nereis Kortaiok 1 14 40 11 S 7ft 78 14.0 13.S 10.5 S.0 iTI 15.Z S S 1 7 5 Wl Team RUSHING TC Korinek ........ 54 Bniltk 74 McWHIhHM S4 Rdwarda S Kolitoa ......... a Flacker 4t Yeisley to Novak tl Addad S Bordogna 60 Brown 4 Bad pan fe .... 1 YG Ylr Net Arg. 827 11 816 5.9 488 180 8 11 174 49 48 to 18 0 0 S3 t 4 418 111 8 11 141 47 44 4 4 0 152 111 SI 1 8 - 29 -4 -1.0 -21 Team 808 1343 247 1098 S.6 Opponent! 330 1727 117 1610 4.6 PASSING Att. Corn. Pet. YG Int. TD Flecker .... 6 4 .833 117 0 1 Bordogna ..86 38 .442 48l 4 1 Smith 2 6 .000 6 6 0 IcWUIIami S 0 .000 0 1 0 Team 43 38 .448 .453 597 524 .84 No. Yd. TD 12 168 6 4 147 1 13 112 0 6 99 6 1 13 0 2 15 0 1 14 0 1 13 1 1 10 6 1 SO 1 .1 0 43 597 t 38 524 S Vckabacker Korinek Lo.hr elder Flicker ?ovak eager Bmltk Gohde McWIIIIami Bordogna Team Opponent WHEN YOU USE (Daily VkhhadJiaiv Classified To place a classified ad Stop in the Business Office Room 20 Student Union CaU 2-7631 Ext. 4226 for Classified Service Hoars 7-4:30 Afon. thru Fri. THRIFTY AD RATES No.wordg lday 2dcryi 3 days 4 day lweek 1-10 $ .40 $.65 $.85 $1.00 $1.20 1M5 1 .50 .80 1.05 1.25 1.45 1 6-20 .60 .95 j 1.25 1.50 1.70 "21-25 .70 1.10 1.45 1.75 1.95 26-30 I M 1.25 j 1.65 2.00 2.20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PROFESSIONAL THESES and "mall Job typing. Wa alio take dictation. Call Secretary Servlca. 5-2208. between B-ll A.M. TYPING DON& theiea. moot court briefs, reporu, et. Experienced. 2-8253. 1953 Through For The Jim Yelsley, two-year letter man at fuliback for Ne braska, was let to the Husk ers for the bailee of the sea son because of scholastic diffi Weir's Harriers Travel To Ames Track Coach Ed Weir will take a four-man cross-country team to Ames, la., Saturday for a three-mile run against teams from Iowa State, Kansas State and Colorado. It will be the first fall meet for the Corn- Intramural Football DU, ATO, Phi Psi, SAE Win To Gain Playoff Semifinals Delta Tau Delta, Beta Theta Pi To Vie For Title In All-University By FRANK SORENSON Sports Staff Writer Delta Upsilon "A" stamped themselves as the team most likely to win the coveted trophy when the smoke clears on the I-M football fields. The rampag ing DU's charged by a surprising Sigma Chi crew 38-16 Monday evening in the second round of playoff competition. However, the score does not indicate the closeness of the con test. The Sigs, determined to emft-ge the victor, trailed 7-0 at the end of the first quarter and then went on to rack up 16 big points in the second frame to lead 16-13 at the halfway mark. t THE WINNERS were not to be denied and came back after the half and held the challengers scoreless while running up 13 and 12 markers In the next two stan zas. Most of the came was well played with the winners flashing some of the class that earned them, top spot in the All-University ratings last week. Captain Tom Tolen, a strong candidate for All-University hon ors, engineered the DU's attack. However, the victors had to re vert to the airlanes when the strong Sig defense bottled up their usually strong ground at tack. Jim Hancock and Carr TrumbuU were the consistent threats for the losers. In another good game, Alpha Tau Omega gave notice that they were not , to be forgotten in the tournament by completely over powering the Phi Delts, 45-0. The game looked like another close one when the teams were stale mated 0-0 at the end of the initial stanza, but the eventual victors found the combination and ran up 26 big points in the second quarter. CAPTAIN MAC Bailey and Da vey Jones were the big guns for the winners while Joe Carter and FOR SALE FOR SALE Double breasted tux size 39 complete with accessories except shoes. Call Mrs. Davis 7-2460 for further information. lost And found LOST Brown alligator billfold. Contents 'valued more than billfold. Please, call Bruce Martin, 2-7931. Liberal reward. Courtesy Lincoln Star Season culties. Yeisley, a junior from Coin, Iowa, had been alternat ing at the first-string fullback slot with big Ray Novak. husker harriers. Runners slated for the trip are Bob Anderson, West Point; For rest Doling, Morrill; Stan Matz ke, Lincoln, and Hugh Osmera, Lexington. 'B' Team Championship Contest . . ... .1 I A A 4 Vim ah4 IVlO Vialf Herbie Meissner were about all the losers had to offer. In another class A same, the rampaging Phi Psi crew eked out a 20-14 win over Farm House, an earlier winner over Sigma Phi Eosilon. The losers almost turned the trick for the second week in a row when they led the victors 7-6 at the end of the first stanza and 14-8 at the halfway mark. The Phi Psi's tallied in the third frame, but still trailed 13-14 going into the final quarter. Then, Bob Bachman, who passed for all three touchdowns, chucked to quarterback Duane Rankin for the game winning tally. BACHMAN, ANOTHER conten der for the All-University myth ical team, teamed up with Gene Welch, B. Dement and Rankin for the three tallies. Don John son, Farm House captain, threw both touchdown passes with B. Wright and Jliwine on the re ceiving end. By virtue of the win, Bachman and crew advanced to the semi finals of the Fraternity A tourna ment and will play Sigma Alpha Epsilon Thursday evening while the ATO eleven tees off against Delta Upsilon. Sigma Alpha tpsilon earned their previously-mentioned ticket to the semifinals by pushing over the winning touchdown in the dy ing minutes of the game to edge a strong Pioneer Coop team 14-7. BOTH TEAMS battled evenly for three quarters, being tied up Hero's your chance to holp pick tho only For Details LISTEN TO HARRY WISKIR'S "SPORTS TEH" program on your Mutual Radio Station KOLN 8:05 P.M. Mon.-Frt. Ft! 1 THE NEBRASfAN IKIusEter Mainstay Yeisley Lost Prom NU Eleven Scholastic Difficulties Drop Veteran . Junior Off Football Eligibility List By GARY FRANDSEN Sports SUff Writer Coach Bill - Olassford broke some bad news Tuesday after noon! It was learned that Jim Yeisley, a two-year letterman in the Husker backfield, is ineligi ble for the remainder of the season because of academic de ficiencies. Yeisley had been one of the HUSker mainstays this year, running at the first-string full back spot until Ray Novak re cently took over. The1 Coin, Iowa, junior had also been working at the right halfback position. f The loss of Yeisley leaves the squad with only three fullbacks. They are Novak, Nick Adduci and sophomore John Edwards. The recent ,return of Adduci from Army duty could easily turn out to ' be a lifesaver for Nebraska in the fullback de partment. BEFORE THE season had got ten under way, the Husker full back department looked excep tionally strong with George Cifra, Novak, Yeisley and Ed wards; but things changed in a hurry! Cifra got drafted and now Yeisley has bumped into scholastic difficulties. When Adduci, a starting full back a few years back, first returned it looked as if he would have a hard time break ing into the lineup, but that should be different now. The Chicago senior should see plenty 0-0 at the end of the half and 7-7 at the end of the third quarter. Then the victors staved off two rallies by the contenders and hit paydirt for the tally. Over in the B team tourna ment, Delta Tau Delta and Beta Theta Pi fought their way into the finals by downing Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Chi respec tively. In what was probably the clos est game of the night in the B tournament, the Delts and the Phi Delts battled to 'a 0-0 stale mate at the end of regular play ing time with the Delt Juniors going on to win by yardage. THE BETAS had little trouble with Sigma Chi by running and passing by them 24-0. With only three of their starters on hand the Junior Sigs could be ex pected to do little, but at times flashed some form that looked good. In another close game, Presby House eked out a 7-0 win over the Eagles to advance In the In dependent tournament. The vic tors' pushed over the double stripe with an aerial from Man kamyer to Pfeifer in the first quarter and then went on to pro tect their lead by staving off any threat the losers had to offer. In the three other games in the tournament the Dental Jun iors edged the Gents in a hotly contested and disputed game 9-6. Meanwhile the Ag Jokers were running rampant over the NR- The 1953 All-College All America Football Team is sponsored by PHILIP mOHQIS and brought to you by HARRY WISHER It is the only All-America picked by the fans! ililW of long-awaited action in the remaining three games. The bad news didn't stop with the loss of Yeisley. Glass ford also stated that center Bob Oberlln is still on the very doubtful list for Saturday's skir mish with Iowa State. If he isn't ready to go, either Ted Britt or Jim Oliver will get the starting call. GLASSFORD RAN his second eleven through a short scrim mage Tuesday afternoon while the first lineup worked only in sweat clothes. Lining up on the second team were Jerry Yeager and Jack Braley, ends; Pev Evans and Bill Holloran, tackles; Jerry Paulson and Don Glantz, guards; Ted Britt, center; Rex Fischer, ouarterback; Dierks Rolston and Max Kennedy, halfbacks; and Adduci, fullback. While the second lineup was cracking heads, the first team concentrated on defensive for mations, mainly a pass defense to stop the Big Seven's leading passer, Iowa State's Bill Plan tan, as well as work on the dummies. The first lineup con sists of the eleven that started against Kansas Saturday. WEDNESDAY THE procedure will Just be reversed. The first eleven will go through a short scrimmage, ten minutes on each offense and defense. Bob Faris will be the only Husker scout on the road this week. The head frosh mentor will be at Boulder to watch the Colorado-Utah game. Before meeting Colorado, the Cyclones had trimmed South Dakota 35-0 and Missouri 13-8, but lost to Northwestern 35-0, Kansas 23-0, Kansas State 20-12 and Drake 12-7. Besides the 9-0 victory over Kansas, Nebraska's record in cludes a 20-16 triumph over Miami, a 21-21 tie with Big Ten leading Illinois, and defeats at the hands of Oregon 20-12, Kan sas State 27-0. Pittsburgh 14-6 and Missouri 23-7. IOWA STATE and the Husk ers have tangled 47 times since the series opened in 1896, Ne braska winning 38, losing 8 and Portable Typewriters All Make Underwood Royal Corona Remington Sicgel Office Equip. Co. 1st Door North of T.M.C.A. 2000 HOMELESS... LINES 5 lv,,, .-" one game endingin a deadlock. Last Cyclone triumph over the Cornhuskers was in 194527-7. Meanwhile John Bentley an nounced that there are 4,000 bleacher tickets available for Nebraska's Homecoming clash with Colorado on November 4. Bentley also stated that there are still some stadium seats available for the Huskers' final game, the Nov. 21 tussle with powerful Oklahoma. 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