Wednesday, October 26, 1955
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Not in picture: Max Krietman, Larry
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IM Play:
Dclts Drop
Fifis 15-6;
Phi Delfs Roll
By ED KEMBLE
Intramural Editor
Delta Tau Delta fought its way
to first place ii. League IA and
a topseeded spot in the play-offs
Monday, Oct. 24, with a 15-6 win
over Phi Gamma Delta.
The passing arm of Dick Grant
proved the Delts' biggest weapon in
the important victory. He tossed
touchdown strikes to Ray Mlado
vich and John Beideck. Dick Tool
nabbed another Grant pitch for an
extra point.
Phi Delta Theta rolled over Sig
Chi, 20-0. Jack Leikam and Joe
Carter gathered in passes from
Jack Talsman for two Phi Delt
TDs and Dick Beechner threw an
other 6 point toss to Dick Cottrell
Pioneer House stopped Ndrris
House, 19-13.
. Theta Chi scored in -every quart
er to stomp Zeta Beta Tau, 37-9.
Tau Kappa Epsiloh took an over
time win over Acacia.
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Basketball Opens
Basketball coach Jerry Bush
announced the starting dates
for the first practice sessions of
varsity and freshman candidates.
The varsity opens sessions on the
first of November. Freshman
cagers start workouts a week
later on November 7.
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By BOB W1HZ
Staff Sports Writer
Coach Bill Glassford's Univer
sity of Nebraska Football team
worked out Tuesday under a blaz
ing sun which bore down on the
capitol city.
They worked mostly on pass pro
tection and pass defense. The
squad also did quite a bit of work
against the potent Kansas end run
and quite a lot of running.
Glassford named John Edwards,
North Platte senior fullback, as
game captain for the Cornhusker
outing against the University of
Kansas. The fray Saturday at
Memorial Stadium Is parents day
here at Nebraska. Edwards has
been nursing an injury for the
past two or three weeks but Sato
day he did a good job against the
Tigers, especially in the blocking
department as he is one of the
sharpest blockers on the squad.
Glassford added that Edwards
has always been a good squad
leader.
The Comhuskers currently are
tied with Oklahoma for the Big
Seven lead with two wins and no
losses. The Comhuskers will be
out to hold this position and bar
ring injuries this week should be
at about the same strength as they
were for. the Missouri game last
week.
Bob Berguln, reserve center,
was tabbed as being definitely out
of the Kansas game.
Jim Murphy and Le Roy Buther
us will also be but of the game.
Glassford said he had no idea
when they would be ready for ac
tion. Marlin Hilding, sophomore
end from Red Oak, Iowa, who ear
lier was said to be out for the
season with a bad back may be
back in uniform next week as his
back has shown much improve
ment. George Mink, junior end
from Omaha, may be ready by
this Saturday but he is doubtful.
Mink bs seen only very limited
action tais year.
Edwards will replace George
Cifra in the starting fullback slot
Saturday. Two other positions
aren't as yet decided for the con
test. Either Don Hewitt or Jack
Braley will start at left end and
Jack Fleming who has been
slowed recently by injury is ready
to resume his battle with Biil
Hawkins for the starting right
tackle position.
All other starters are expected
to be the same as for the Missouri
game last week.
Rex Fischer remained as the
third leading ground gainer in the
Big Seven this week. Willie Green
law ranks eighth.
Don Erway is fourth, Grnlw
seventh, and George Haranman
fourteenth in passing.
John McWilliams ranks fourth
in the conference in pass receiv
ing, while Greenlaw ranks sixth,
Butherus ninth, and Fischer tenth.
Harshman is fourth in punting
and Erway ranks eighth.
Fischer ranks second i punt re
turns and Sylvester Harris and
Harry Johnson rank fourth and
tenth respectively.
Erway is currently third in BU
Seven scoring with 31 points as he
added a touchdown to his total
Saturday. Fischer is tied for tenth
place with eight other men with
12 points to his credit.
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fullback to captain Comhuskers
Saturday against K.U.
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Weight advantages seem to run
against the Cornhusker freshmen
as well as the varsity as the Frosh
prepare for their first game of the
season against Iowa State, Friday.
Coach Ed Nyden announced a
starting line-up that averages in
at 186 pounds compared to the
yearling Cyclone average of 196
pounds. Jim Duff, Grand Island
University of Nebraska fresh
man football players should be in
top physical shape for their first
test of the seasoh Friday at 3 p.m.
at Memorial Stadium.
Coach Ed Nyden said that his
first two elevens are intact and
ready. However, four of his top
players are ineligible for the game,
being transfer students.
Claire Boroff of Grand Island, is
handling the punting along with
Jim Holman of Dodgeville, Wis.
and Larry Naviaux, Lexington.
The young Huskers have been
working their offense against Iowa
Iowa State pass patterns.
Admission will be $1 for adults,
50 cents for students. Faculty and
student season books will also ad
mit persons.
center, is the only member of the
Little Red that tips the Fairbanks
Morse over the 200-pound mark.
"We should be in top physical
shape for our first test of the sea
son," said Nyden who returns to
his alma mater after a successful
stint as a junior college coach on
the West Coach. He also stated
that his first two elevens will be
intact, however, four players will
be ineligible because they are jun
ior college transfers.
Three Grand Island men are on
the starting line-up, Duff, Claire
Boroff, right half 'who handles the
punting chores, and Mike Lee end.
Eddie Corazzi of Fredericktown,
Pa. will handle the passing chores
when he is In the game.
Thefollowine week the Little
Red travels to Manhattan, TCan., to
meet the Wildcat Freshmen for the
other game of a two-game sched
ule.
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A. Poclm, 210 . . LT N. Husi, ..182
D. Blanchard, 190 LG M. Dortiman, J90
B. Beewn. 194 . .C J. Duft, ...210
H. Heinrich. 215 RG R. King ....196
D. IMotralf, 214 . . RT D. Wood ..187
F. Gracher. 195 ..RE M. Lee 180
J Kudlinski. 180 QB E. Caranrl ...155
B. Dayls, 182 ,.LH G. Jobnsno ..180
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