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Friday, November 19, 1954
Lincoln, Nebraska
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By BOB ZUBER
Intramural Sports Writer
Delta Tau Delta is believed to
be the only fraternity in the his
tory of Nebraska intramural sports
to capture both the A and B fra
ternity championships. The Delt
B team won their championship
with a 7-6 victory over the Phi
Gam B team.
The Delta had to come from be
hind to win as Phi Gam's Ladd
Hanscom ran five yards into the
end zone in the first half. The try
for the point after touchdown,
which might have resulted in a
tie ball game was blocked by the
Delts.
Harm To Oloon
In the second half Bill Harm
threw a pass to Duff Olson for the
Delt TD. Harm passed again to
Olson for the point after touch
down which later proved to be
the game winning point. Two other
Delt drives were stopped by the
Phi Gams. Once the Delts were
cepted a Delt pass after the Delts
had reached the Phi Gam five
yard line. In the final period of
play the Phi Gams made a mighty
effort to win the game. Hanscom
ran 35 yards to the Delt 10 yard
line, but the Delts held as time
ran out.
The Delt A team took the A di
vision of the fraternity champion
ships with a 25-7 victory over
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Dick Grant
led the Delt attack as he passed
to Dick Geier and Bob Burnham
to give the Delts a 13-6 third quar
ter advantage which they never
relinquished. The Delts had trailed
6-0 at the half. In the fourth quar
ter Burnham caught another long
pass for the third Delt TD. The
pass covered 25 yards. Ray Mlad
ovich caught another in the fourth
period to hike- the final score to
25-7.
Championship Today
The stage is now set for the
battle between Dental College and
the Delts for today at 4:30. If the
Delts take the championship game
they will have token both frater
nity championships, plus the all
university championship, a record
which would be sure to stand for
many years.
There will be a meeting of all
university intramural managers
Monday, November 22, at 5 p.m.
in Room 114 of the P. E. Build
ing. stopped on the five yard line by
four incompleted passes and the
other when Merl Maupin inter
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HusI Travel To Oklahoma;
Conference Title Tie Possible
fTebrasha's Cornhuskers will at
tempt to win a share of the Big
Seven title and a trip to the Or
ange Bowl Saturday when they
meet Oklahoma's Sooners Satur
day at Norman.
Not since 1942 has Nebraska
been able to win a game from the
Sooners. The all-time record of
the two teams shows Nebraska
winning 16, losing 14 and tying
three.
The Cornhuskers know that they
will have to play a better game
than they have all season to break
this long skein of Sooner success.
Nebraska should be near a phys
ical peak for the contest. How
ever, it is doubtful if Jack Braley,
end, will be able to play. Braley
began active duty Monday after a
two-week siege with a chest infec
tion. Clark Captain
Ron Clark, Ravenna senior, will
be the Nebraska game captain.
Nebraska's strong rushing offen
sive that rolled to 311 yards over
Colorado, 383 against Iowa State,
331 against Missouri and 416 over
Kansas will collide With Oklaho
ma's aggressive rushing defense
The Pause That Refreshes
Win Oyer Sooners Would
Pirf M In Hall Of fame
By "COKE" FREIDMAN
Sports Staff Writer
DEAR ALL,
Guess everyone that reads the "Rag" knows the NU-Oklahoma
game this weekend is the "BIG" game of this season as far as the
football team is concerned. It's been so long since the "Little Six"
(composed of Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Colorado and
Iowa State) has beaten an Oklahoma team that a win would put the,
NU eleven in the Big Seven Hall of Fame. Also, jt would mean that
Nebraska would be in position to venture down to Miami cme New
Year's Day.
Now that Kansas City has a major league baseball team, I propose
that every weekend that the Athletics are in town, we, the students of
Nebraska University, have a mass migration down to K.C. .It probably
would mean that we would .have to cut Friday classes, but we could
propose that all Friday classes be abolished during the baseball season.
Had a suggestion that since it has been such nice weather lately,
the University sboufa sponsor a championship game between an all-star
mens' football team and an all-star womens' soccer team. They could
play a game of RUGBY for the championship. Game would be played
in the football stadium. Admission would be charged, with the profits
going to AUF. Awards to the champions would be a quart of milk,
with the losers getting a pint of milk. Am positive this would be OK
with everyone.
Was talking to Eckmere Dude, whose home is in Alaska. Eckmere
said that this time of year up in Alaska the most' popular sport is
"Kusing". Eckmere says he really misses it, and is homesick because
. he can find no one who really knows how to "kus". Would anyone
who knows how to kus please contact Eckmere.
Happen to be one of the many going down to Norman. Should
really be a great time. Here's an invitation to every body going down
to stop in at Room 169, Hotel Biltmore, Oklahoma City, after the game
tor a "celebration Party". But, you have to bring your own.
Don't know if I'll see see you at the game, but will be seeing you
at the "Party".
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seven net yards here last week and
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Nebraska Varsity Cage
Sauad To Battle Frosh
By BOB COOK
Sports Staff Writer,
Husker cage coach Jerry Bush
has announced the premier of his
1954-55 quintet to be staged Tues
day evening, Nov. 30, on the Coli
seum maples. Followers of the
Cornhusker cage clan will get a
chance not only to view this year's
varsity hopefuls but will also see
the Frosh prospects in action. A
full blast scrimmage under game
conditions is on the agenda be
tween the yearlings and the var
sity. Spectators should get a look at
a well polished unit as the Big
Reds have what may be their
roughest outing in their season
opener against Iowa's last year's
sophomore studded -Hawkeyes.
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yards averaged against it per each
opposition rushing play.
Iowa is a pre-season favorite to
cop . Big Ten Conference honors
this year. Nebraska will be ham
pered by the absence of a tall piv
otman this year and must compen
sate for this by speed and accu
racy from beyond the keyhole.
Coach Bush seems to have found
this in his squad and ali indica
tions point to a successful season.
Bush has trimmed the varsity
down to 17 men and a tentative
starting line-up could be Seniors
Willard Fagler and Stan Matzke,
Juniors Norm Coufal and Whitey
Buel and Sophomore Rex Ekwall.
Freshmen showing up good in
practice sessions so far who might
start against the varsity are Jim
Kubacki, Lyle Nannen, Erik 01
sen, Jim Thorn and Mark Thomp
son. VAEsrrr team
NAME HT, CLASS
Benson, Gordon 6-0 Jr.
Boich, Arnold 6-0 Sr.
Buel, Dunne 5-10 Jr.
Cahill. John 6-2 Fr. (2nd. S.)
Coufal, Norman .... 6-1 Jr.
Doebele. Dudley .... 6-3 Soph.
Ekwall. Rex 6-4 Soph.
Fagler. Willard 6-5V4, Sr.
Gibson, Doug 6-1V4 Soph.
Hare, Jerry 6-3 Jr.
Matzke, Stanley .... 6-2 Sr.
Pointer, Joe 6-5 Jr.
Prokop, Robert 6-6 Jr.
Renzlentan, Gary ... 6-6 Sr.
Roy. Bill 6-2 Jr.
Smith, Charlet 6-Ui Sr.
Wella, Bill 5-11 Soph.
Not eligible until second sefester.
FRESHMAN TEAM
NAME HT. AGE
Arwood, Jim 6-2 18
Gausman, Larry 6-6 18
Gottsch, Lyle ' 5-6 18
Howard, Wm. Terry 6-6 18
Hudson. Dick 6-6 18
Kane, Jim 6-0 17
Kubacki, James 5-10 18
Lashley, Warren 5-11 17
Lee, Robert E. 6-0 18
McKay, Jerry 6-1 18
Nannen, Lyle 6-3 18
Olsen, Erik 6-2 17
Peters, Grant 6-5 17
Reimers, Gary 5-9V4 18
Ruck, Gary 5.11 18
Smidt, Donald 6-4 18
Smidt, Gary (.. 5-11 - 17
Thorn, Jim 6-8 18
Thompson, Mark 6-2 18
Tome, Paul 6-6 v 19
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