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Wednesday, November 17, 1954 Lincoln, Nebraska Page 3 Pelt Squads Win Grant Leads Delt Team To All-University Finals By BOB ZUBER Intramural Sports Writer Delta Tau Delta climbed into the finals of the all-University intra mural football tournament Mon day. The Delts blasted Sigma Al pha Epsilon 25 to 6 to keep alive their hopes of taking the football championship. Things looked bad in the half for the Delts as they were on the short end of a 6-0 score. Then Dick Grant, hero of the Delt victory over ATO started to work. Grant threw a 20 yard touchdown .pass to Dick Geier and a 35 yard TD pass to Bob Burn- v. How fo go to College . . . and MAKE MONEY Here's a rare opportunity for you to earn money without leaving your campus. You have a chance to be a representative of American Youth Abroad, the largest low cost Europe travel service In Central United States. Ml you do is help your fellow students plan, a summer trip to Europe. And if they go you receive a percentage of the cost of their trip. Write now for detailed infor mation en how to sell travel to college students. Positions open for AYA representatives are limited. But you have a chance if you apply NOW. Write Today to! AMERICAN YOUTH ABROAD Csmpwi B'P. Division 317 1 4th Avenue ri.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota ham, combined with a successful PAT throw to Geier to give the fired up Delts a 13-6 third quarter lead which they never relinquished. Gustofson Rolls In .other tournament games Gus tofson II blanked Manatt 14-0. Donn Knepper scored both touch downs for Gustofson and Mylan Tomack and Gerry Camel each scored a point after touchdown, and the Delt B team came from behind to edge the Phi Gam B team 7-6 after the Delts had trailed the Phi Gams 6-0 at the half. Duff Olson threw a Delt pass to John Beideck for the Delt touch down and Bill Harm connected with Beideck on the point after touchdown, which later proved to be the winning point. In the other tournament game, a strong Dental College team blanked Phi Delta Phi 26-0. The Delts A team stands a good chance of being crowned as the 1954-1955 all university champion ship intramural football team, if Dick Grant can continue to spark the Delt running attack with his fabulous passes. Without Grant, the Delts probably would not have reached the finals. The Phi Psis suffered hard luck at tournament time. After winning the champion ship last year the Phi Psis started up where they had left off. They went through the entire season without a defeat, and it looked as though the defending champs were going to repeat, but then the gong was lowered by Alpha Tau Omega early in the tournament, and the Phi Psis were left high and dry. Delta Tau Delta will play the winner of the Gustofson-Dental college game for the All University Championship. w VICEROYS not hat have that other filter tiptigarettes haven't got? 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The time has come when this Saturday could make or break the Nebraska Corn huskers as they journey south to meet the undefeated Oklahoma Sooners in the Big Seven finale for both elevens. This contest could decide who will represent the Big Seven New Year's Day in Miami. If the Cornhuskers could salvage a win, then they would cinch a first place tie and the right to go. If they should lose, their only hope would be for Colorado to down the Kansas State Wildcats. Currently the Huskers hold down second place with a 4-1 record, while the Wildcats are in third with a 3-2 mark. However, if both teams should finish with identical marks, KS, on the basis of their 7-3 win over NU October 9, would go. Best Game Needed "We will have to play our best game oi tre year n we nope 10 beat the Sooners," were the words of head coach Bill Glassford. Go ing into this contest, Nebraska has won 16, lost 14, and tied three games against OU. The last NU win was in 1942. One distinction Sooner Sparkplug Gene Calame, first string quarterback for the University of Oklahoma's Sooners, will see plenty of action against Ne braska Cornhuskers this Satur day at Norman.'It will be home coming for the Sooners and NU has won themselves the repu tation as spoiler this season. The Huskers ruined Colorado's and Kansas's homecoming ar.d have their sights set high in racking up their third home coming upset of the year. Calame, an expert ball handler, was injured earlier in the sea son but will be ready to go full blast against NU. The 'Fairer Side' Towne Club Frosh Crowned Soccer Baseball Champions By PHYL CAST Women's Sport Columnist It's your friendly reporter again V OBly a Penny or Two Moro than aaoroMt Without Filteis Created for tho who lit fh UmnwtJ . . Decorative cu-ootj with choery vers . . . By member of tht Host Craft Art'wts' Guild 16 Rinf Crafi Christ mn Cordt 79 o GOLDENROD STATIONERY STORE 215 No. 14th St with the latest news of the promi nent sportswomen! This bit of news is a wee bit stale but neverthless, Towne Club won the Freshman Soccer Baseball championship by defeating Alph Omicron Pi. Congratulations group! We offer our humble apologies to the Freshmen, but because there were so many people in rifle club, it was necessary to cut down somewhere and well you were it. However, if upperclassmen drop put, you will be more than wel come. A new schedule is posted on the bulletin board in Grant Memor ial. All members of pre-orchesis and any girls interested in modern dancing it up a batch are invited to attend the meeting any Thurs- day at 4:45-5:45 p.m. at the Dance Studio in Grant Memorial. Sports Day Do you know what happens No vember 20?-Why it's SPORTS DAY Yes serea! It's held at Kear ney State Teachers College and all type activities are taking place- Teams will compete in Badminton, doubles, volleyball, deck tennis, shuffle board, tumbling and swim ming plus a coffee hour. Well, you can see that you just can't miss this fine array of events Anyone interested in attending should contact Miss Mulvany. House representatives, don't for get the meeting tomorrow night, It s very important because new tournaments will be starting soon Co - Recreation Volleyball starts Dec. 9 and that crazy mixed-up game of Nebraska Ball starts De cember 6. But more of that in my next rowday column. . It ' ADAM would've had 'em . . ARROW underwear for unbounded ease! the Huskers hold is that of scoring the most points against an OU eleven. That was in 1950 when Ok lahoma beat Nebraska 49-35. Bob by Reynolds scored 23 points. A Sooner win Saturday would be the 18th straight win and their '47th straight in Big Six and Big Seven play. Also OU will be try ing to score in its 96th straight contest. Two sophomores are among the veteran Sooner team. Edmon Gray, first-string tackle, and Jerry Tubbs, starting full back. Last Conference Game For the Huskers, their starting backfield will be playing its last conference game. With the ex ception of Willie Greenlaw, Bob Smith, Ron Clark, and Dan Brown will be in their last Big Seven game for the Scarlet and Cream. Brown has quarterbacked with deception and grace. He has looked erratic in spots, but for the most part he has handled the team well. Smith is leading '.he team in scoringwith 25 points. He is aver aging 5n. at rushing. Clark, re turning after two years f serv ice, has been a brightispot in the backfield all year. He has scored 18 points and is averaging 5.7 at rushing. He is the game captain this week. Oklahoma's success has been in their two lines. The bigy Sooner forward wall has limited Iowa State to 69 yards, Colorado to 105, Kansas State to 93, Kansas to 37, Texas to 57, California to 70, and Missouri to a mere seven. They have stopped such individuals as Carrol Hardy to 12 yards, Corky Taylor to a -3, and the nation's leading offensive player, Paul Lar son to a minus one. Impressive Record Their seven wins have com over caliiornia 27-13, tuu 14-7, Texas 14-7, 65-0 over Kansas, 21-0 over KS, 13-6 over Colorado, Iowa State 40-0, and Missouri 34-14. What's NO In Sports? yX ' ? I ' i i ' r yL$ 1 nll''f i'f ' V - Yi -. ' ix V 'l ' t' rvl ' , A I III T'lhlrt Um Ovmr4t J1.JO p. wMrt $1.00 They're the greatest thing in comfort since the figleaf. And, Arrow underwear is easier to find than fig leaves, too. Your Arrow dealer has Arrow underwear which gives you solid comfort, real unbounded ease in any position. Until you've worn Arrow underwear you've never known what comfort really is. ARROW UNDERWEAR SHIRTS TIEs'o HANDKERCHIEFS CASUAL WEAR Top Effort Needed Against Nationally Med Sooners Since the Nebraska victory over Colorado three weeks ago, there has been much talk on the campus of the Cornhuskers going to the Orange Bowl. This week that talk can either become a reality or will have to be passed along as idle gossip. Saturday will prove who will represent the Big Seven at the Miami classic, New Year s day. The Huskers, with a conference mark of 4-1 journey to Soonerland, while the other contender, Kansas State, will visit Colorado. This alone is a big break for the Nebraskans. Regardless if NU loses, the whole situation could rest on the CU-KS affair. Buff Win If the Buffs should down the Wildcats, as they are favored to do, then regardless of the outcome of the Oklahoma tilt, the Huskers are shoo-ins. But if the Wildcats should upset the hosts, then a Nebraska victory over OU is imperative. Even if the Buffs could keep the contest to a tie, then NU would go. So it shows now how crucial the Kansas State-Nebraska game was. If the Huskers could have pulled out the 7-3 loss, they would have nothing to worry about. As it is now, the pressure is really great. Colorado and OU will be playing the contest without any pressure at all. The Buffs are out of the running, so they will not be burdened with the Bowl problem, and the only thing the Sooners have at stake is their rating in the nation. Currently they are No. 3. Need Top Effort Hopes art that the Huskers make a better showing in the Okla homa game than they they have been looking in their last two outings. It was apvarent that the Nebraskans should suffer a letdown after two great wins, one over the Buffs and the other against Missouri. But by the same token, the Huskers could have played a lot better than they did. In the Kansas game, they didn't look too sharp at all, but their tackling and blocking was of a better caliber than last Saturday. I grant you that Pitt is a much tougher opponent than the Jayhawks, but nevertheless, the. Huskers never should have missed some of the tackles they did. Mentally they were below par. They weren't thinking in the terms of winning. Maybe they were looking for the OU tilt, or whatever the reason, they must improve, and fast. They have to have that typical Nebraska spirit. One player that I extend my hand to is LaVern Torczon, second team center. He was con stantly in the middle of the Panthers all day. Only a sophomore, he will be a bright spot for the Huskers next year. Future Outlook Speaking of football and sophomores, look out for the Nebraskans in years to come. This could very well be the beginning of fruitful years for NU. Returning next year will be sophomores Willie Green law, Don Comstock, Don Erway, Torczon, LeRoy Butherus, Bob Ber guin, Al Deines, Harry Johnson, Jim Murphy, Jerry Peterson, and Ted Westervelt, plus juniors John Edwards, Rex Fischer, Jack Braley, Slyvester Harris, Dean Lux, Jon McWilliams, and Bill Taylor. Granted, the loss of men like Ron Clark, Bob Smith, Dan Brown, Andy Loehr, Charlie Bryant, Bob Oberlin, Don Glantz, Bob Wagner, Bill Holloran, Dennis Korinek and Bill Giles will hurt the Cornhuskers, but with that nucleus and a host of fine freshmen, the Nebraskans are going to be a thorn in the sides of many opponents next year. Big Seven predictions for the week: Colorado 21-K-State 13 The Wildcats will have to be much sharper than their record to pull this game out of the fire. Missouri 28-Kansas 0 The Jayhawks will not crack the win column this year. Oklahoma-Nebraska The staff reserves the right to withhold any pre diction at any time. 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