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Tuesdoy, November 8, 1955 THE NEBRASKAN Paga 3 raeireinice . ISecoird ioutecfl As Iowa State Jin Plagues NU In 10-7 Victory By WALT BLORE I Nebraska 25. Then the Inw Waff Sports Writer Near-Jinxes are not common ex cept when the Cornhusker football team journies to Iowa State every odd-numbered year to engage the Cyclone grid crew as they did last Saturday, and again eke out a 10-7 victory before 12,000 fans. After an exchange of punts to start the game, the Big Red tramped 75 yards to score with Willie Greenlaw going the last three yards to score. Field General Don Erway booted the extra point end the Huskers were in business. Twice more in the first half the Big Red drove into Iowa State ter ritory only to have their thrusts piked by a spirited Cyclone line. In the second half, Rex Fischer, backfield star for the long after noon, intercepted an Iowa State aerial and returned it to the Husk er 44. The Oakland speedster lead the attack that carried to their op ponent's seven yard marker. With a fourth down-and-five situation, Erway booted his second field goal of the season. In the final period the Cyclones got a break when Ron Hansen got loose on a punt return and was finally overhauled by Erway on the Nebraska 25. Then the Iowa Staters completed their second pass of the afternoon which put the pigskin on the Husker six. Hansen, a trans planted Omahan carried the ball into the end zone on the next play. The Cyclones had two more chances, one by land and the other by air. The. Husker defense held on both occasions and Nebraska won its fourth conference game of the season to remain in a first place tie with the Sooners from Oklahoma. Iowa State suffered a bad loss Big 7 Standings ALL GAMES W L T Pet Pti Op. Oklahoma 7 1 1.000 tit M Colorado 5 .114 143 102 NEBRASKA 4 4 0 .500 so lis Kansai Stat ....I .375 144 163 Missouri 1 t 6 .125 82 in! Iowa State 1 $ 1 .167 69 126 Kauai 1 1 .143 68 208 CONFERENCE NEBRASKA 4 0 0 1.000 63 33 Oklahoma 4 t 1.000 160 34 Colorado I 0 .500 104 6 Kansas State ....I S .400 75 97 Iowa State 1 t I .333 41 40 Missouri 1 1 a .250 46 la Kansaa 0 4 1 .000 27 128 GAMES THIS WFKK Colorado at NEBRASKA Iowa State at Oklahoma Kansas State At Missouri Oklahoma A and M at Kansas RESULTS NEBRASKA 16 Iowa State 1 Oklahoma 20 Missouri Kansas State 46 K.n.a. a Colorado 37 ...Utah 7 giiyMwwii aw wi "iu.w,hii.h IIIUW when Fred Rippel, the only Cy clone ground gainer of any im portance, tackled Fischer after Rex had gone 39 yards on a dive buck. In the process of making the stop on Cornhusker he broke his clavicle, a part of the collar bone.and watched the rest of the game from the bench. Until then, ne naa oeen a aeiinite worn in the side of the Big Red The vaunted passing attack of the Cyclones failed to materialize against the stout pass defense the Huskers set up. Until the Iowa State contest the Cornhuskers ranked sixth in the nation in pass defense. After the contest the stock must have risen since the Cyclones threw a total of 19 passes for a net yardage of 18. The team was definitely "flat." The Big Red was probably looking forward to the contest with Colo rado this week. On the other hand, the Cyclone was operating at .90 mach. (90 per cent of maximum capacity the Staters were missing a few important players that could have conceivably meant a differ ence). This week the Buffaloes journey to Memorial Stadium in hopes of revenging the 20-6 pasting administered by the Cornhuskers. It was Homecoming on the Boulder I! ' V ' v.MMMM"'lilllllll saw - xii ' I . 1 ft " ' . " ;s If, i' I i ii Jill 1 TOUCHDOVN! GREENLAW . . . scoring Nebraska's only touchdown. Journal and Star M U IFrosh Bum As Fie givgs Foks BOB WIRZ Sports Staff Writer The University of Nebraska freshman football team squeezed by the Kansas State yearlings Fri day afternoon 3 to 0 at Manhattan The margin of victory was a 15 yard field goal by Rich King, 196 pound guard, in the waning mo ments of the game. The Nebraska pass defense was excellent throughout the game as they allowed their opponents only one completion in 13 attempts. renames were a Dig lactor in the game as each team was fre quently penalized. An offside pen alty denied Benny Dillard of Z yard touchdown run for the young Huskers, as well as some other nice runs. Nebraska only penetrated inside the Kansas State 20 yard line one other time and this time an at tempted field goal by tackle Ernie English was blocked. Kansas State threatened several times but the Nebraska defense al ways tightened up and held. One drive was stopped on the Nebraska 6 and another on the 15 when How turmr to the wot... 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Glen Place got the Beta Bs underway in the second quarter of their game, catching a Miller Whitam pass to score. In the final period, Tom Weekes' fourth down gamble paid off as he sprinted 25 yards to a first-and-goal on the Delt 3 yard line, He then lugged the pigskin the last three to score. A Whitam to Ken Moorhead toss added the extra point. On the last play of the game, Chuck Thorns en hit Bob Kaminski with a scoring pass to keep the Delts from being blanked. Tailback Bob Lamphere paced the Delts with his accurate aerials, two of which were dropped in the end zone. Duane Rankin was the Phi Psi leader, tossing three TD passes and running for one himself In the 27-7 win. Rankin hit Jerry Ander sen with two scoring pitches, and Jim Good with one. In the fourth quarter, Rankin rounded his own right end, and hot-footed it 30 yards to pay-dirt. Magic Dick Grant led the Delts to their 18-0 victory over Phi Gamma Delta. He fired touchdown passes to Ray Mladovich twice, and to John Beideck once. to Friday tourney play, Phi Epsilon Kappa trampled Methodist House, 38-0, on the strength of superlative performances by Don Langdon and Dave Barnes. Langdon threw five (count 'em, 5) touch down passes, hit on two more for extra points, and in between this sort of busy-work, managed time to run for a touchdown himself. Barnes accounted for 24 points by nabbing four of Langdon's pay-off pitches. Rog Hohensee got Into the scoring act by grabbing another langdon aeriaL Don Keiser was the receiver of both the bonus point passes. Contrary to Messrs. Barnes, Hohensee, and Keiser, Carl Schu macher busied himself with catching Methodist passes. He pirated two which set up PSK scores. . MacLean House advanced to the Selleck Quad semis by blanking Gustavson II, 8-0. Don Kuhl scored for MacLean by stealing a Gus II pass, and running St back for a touchdown. Defending Independent king Dental College took another step toward duplication of last year's championship by dropping Presby House, 21-0. The Dents are undefeated, untied, and unscored-on. Avery House beat Gustavson I, 18-6. It was the season's only loss for Gus i The win also puts Avery in the" Selleck Quad semis. Other Quad teams advancing were Canf ield, 'which slipped by Seaton II, 8-7, by gaining more yardage in an overtime period; and Selleck House, which took a 20-6 win over Andrews. All-University Selections Intramural managers are re minded to submit All-Opponent teams to the Sports desk of the Nebraskan for selection of the an nual All-University teams. As a penalty for those squads not pick Ing these required teams no mem bers of the respective squads will be placed on the All-University selections. 'I i W W c In f i ... fr 1 A f A.e2A A"f" ,C-i ft , ' A 1 I 1 ' Opem 1Z:(S Se to SI : I 'The thriller diller of the year." Tims WVI Ma5a.ln. 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