j7' Qcer 12, 1956 THE NEBRASKAN Pcq 4 a- f: Star Of Week: Q) UN' By BOB WIRZ Staff Sports Writer Performance from the football rame last Saturday against Iowa State show that it Is almost im possible to select only one star of the week so the Nebraskan Sports Staff selects two instead of just one for this honor. They are: to . capt a i n I o b Berguin n d Jerry Brown. Berguin, a senior from toux Falls, South Dakota, . - S i f . ; Bergnla played the bast game of his ea reer against the Cyclones accord ing to coach Pete Elliott. He was outstanding on defense and was in on the all important recovery If the Iowa State fumble which gave Nebraska a opportun ity for their field goal. Berguin is a two-year letterman and this year is one of three co captains on the Husker squad. Always in top notch physical con dition Berguin played 176 minutes in 1955. He stands 6'0" and weighs about 195 pounds. At Washington High School In Sioux Falls Berguin gained All State and All-America high school honors in his senior year. Brown, the hard running full back from Minden, also played his best college game according to Elliott. The 5'11" junior gained 121 yards in 11 carries against the Cyclones. This makes him the t o p " Husker ground , gainer of the j -season so far. , Included in the 121 yards was a 71 yard touch down run early in the s e o n d period which pulled the Huskers up to Browa only a 7-6 deficit. He ran hard throughout the con test although he had to be takes "9 . S' WALT BLORE Nebraska-Kansas State ...NEBR. Colorado-Colorado A&M COLO. Missouri-North Dakota State MO. Iowa State-Kansas KAS. Oklahoma-Texas OKLA. Texas AAM-Houston A&M , Georgia Tech-LSU TECH .Muhlenberg-Lebanon Valley ......MUHL. fMichiganAray ARMY Princeton-Penniylvanla ....PRIN. College of Pacific-Fresno State ".C.O.pI Cincinnati-Xavier of Ohio XAV Ohio State-Illinois O.S. Indiana-Michigan State STATE Virginia-South Carolina S.C. Virginia yTech-Wm & Mary TECH Vanderbilt-Mississlppi VANDY Baylor-Arkansas BAYL Oregon State-California STATE Lamar State Teachers-E. Texas S. E. TEX. BOB MAR TEL NEBR, A&M MO. I.S. OKLA. A&M TECH MUHL. MICH. PENN. C.O.P. XAV. O.S. STATE S.C TECH, MISS. BAYL. STATE E. TEX. BOB WEEU NEBR. COLO. MO. I. S. OKLA. A&M TECH. MUHL, MICH. PRE. C.O.P. XAV. O.S. STATE S.C. TECH VANDY. BAYL. STATE E. TEX. GEORGE MOYER NEBR. COLO. MO. I.S. OKLA. A&M TECH LEB. MICH. PRIN. C.O.P. CINN. O.S. STATE S.C. TECH VANDY BAYL. STATE LAMAR BILL WILSON NEBR. COLO. MO. I.S. OKLA. A&M TECH MUHL MICH. PRIN. C.O.P. CINN. O.S. STATE S.C. TECH VANDY BAYL. STATE E. TEX. STAN WIDMAN NEBR. COLO. MO. I.S. OKLA. A&M TECH MUHL. MICH. PRIN. C.O.P. XAV. O.S. STATE S.C. TECH. VANDY BAYL. CAL. E. EX. out a couple of times with minor injuries. Brown also is a stand' out on defense for the Huskers. Last year as a sophomore Brown started at fullback and when Jim Murphy was injured he volun teered to move to guard. The coaches were happy to have him at this position and he played 202 minutes. Brown was a very hard runner also during his Minden High School r KOREA ViTS HAVS UNTTlM JANUARY 31, 195 to use THEIR CA LOAN BENEFITS FOK HOME, FARM, OR. BUSINESS PURPOSES !NOU6HTIMI TO MAKE SURE THEY AM USING rr wisely. II m W ton ttnnatW tMM 7mr mmium atAS AMlM?it4TUM ,An days and he gained All-State hon ors in 1953. During high school he lettered three years in football, four in track, and one in basket ball. ' His great desire to ' play foot' ball makes him one of the top men on the squad. Brown is studying to be a physio therapist. George Harshman, who kicked the winning field goal, also was in close running for this honor. The Dickerson Run, Pa., junior could possibly win the honor this week as he should see a lot of action with Roy Stinnett possibly not fully recovered from the in jury he received last week. These two Huskers follow co captains La Verne Torczoa a ad Jim Murphy as the previous Stars of the week for the 1956 season. FRIENDSHIP Quality Greeting Cards Available At The 00LDEII ROD 215 North 14 Dents 6, Presby 0 The "ageless" men from the Dent college edged an inspired Presby-House team 6-0, in a game played Wednesday. The Dents used a second period touchdown throw, Phil Eyen to Bill Shainholt, to gain the win. The running of Mark Blum and the passing of Lee Herman gave the "old-men" some hectic moments. Staff Picks The Nebraskan Sports Staff, which didn't do too well last week, is again stretching its neck out in an effort to predict the winners in 20 of tomorrow's grid contests. Walt Blore and Bob Wirz lead the pack with 12 winners out of 18 games last week. 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