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The Daily Nebroskon
Friday, November 8, IV;?
On TV:
Cornhuskers Off To Iowa State;
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Hope To Pick Up Second Win
After two successive heart- Iowa State Cyclones. According to coach Jim Myers,
breaking losses, the Nebraska Bill Jennings has attempted to the pony guards are doing a fine
Cornhuskers are t r a t e 1 1 i n g whip his squad into top shape for job for Iowa State,
to Ames, Iowa, to try to snap then- this unpredictable Cyclone eleven i -Munser, the kid who played
losing streak at the exoense of the who played a wiale of a game fa'Jback until this year." said My-
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against Oklahoma losing only 13-0. ers " a terrific knack of get-
then turned right around
,V ' j dropped last week s ti:t to Draite CVerv game. He
University by a iopsiaea score. trv for the extra ooint at a crucial v.,;
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1 4 The Huskers will have their point in that gaxe."
Dwig.ii .Mcnois. "Bird, the steady senior, just
cautionary changes. Tackle Don
Khoda. guard LeRoy Zentte and
end Max Maruwre shaken up
in scrimmage and may not be
ready for action on Saturday. Ne-j
gainer
and in f,-r ihe pround-losina tackle braska's leadine e round cainer I
ojocsea Kansas lXHie momas is stUl nursina
a question mar
First Big Eight Meet At Ames;
i Cross Country Event Minus Mullins
' Van.'lf full i rivipHt VKnC iin- J . L 3.. : i . . T C. . . iL. -1:1." L t. i :l.1 A- . iL. , 1 4. n n tC n.;r,,AC UaltmAV.
The, 163-pound halfback ranks t0 be out of pos:txn. r " c " w 31,1 ' or to host the first Big Eight Co-i- accoiding to Coach Frank Sevigne, er's best time is 15:26.
fourth in rushing in the B:g Eight iee, who played 40 straight min-. Howerter, gward Duane Monger- ference meet since the remodeled are Mike Fleming Bob Elwood, Colorado will offer Bernie Frakes
w ith 423 net yards gained in 140;ules al Syracuse when Bird was son and halfback Carroll Zaruba league came into existence. I Bill Melody, George Rolofson, Ken and jack Huches who have been
4 carries. His 140 carries are tops in hurt , came up with the key tackles ere shuffled into the uncertain! Representatives of all i g h t j Ash and Knolly Barnes. i under 16 this year. Kansas State's
on three occasions that day. I positions. schools will take part in the Bigj jowa state will offer Gary Halt , Duane Holrr.an and Tom Rhodda
Schoenfelder has blocked punU j Husk-rs held th?ir 1 I ' Eight CmSS Country mm- 0kIa" ! mever, John Darby, Leo Tegtmey-! are other, men under the 16 mm-
and recovered fumbles on key oc-!rimaT vcJJZ Th1boina S!at Universlty j er and Ron Swanson. All have run ute mark, Holman has a 15:27.3
casjons." ijjj was devoid to a general re- m " "T "T" iowa Sute S"mile COUrS ini tirainS in his lasl meet at Lincojl1-
The g-ard slot was a position ' of offense and defense, with "
r:,.--A .i.yi - , last iv years.
iiiai c um - a speciai rmoDaais on passine ana , u ,i . ....
Myers said, we were pass defense. 1W .v. .i f .... . w
rea.ly worried when the fal start-, Ga!rje tLme I:00 p ra. Mumns M has flu
ed Now it is one of the sL-ongest cmlest Xm carried
the Conference. Nichols also leads
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pletions in M attempts tor
yards.
Omaha Benson graduate Frank
Powell draws the starting nod at wal-est
the quarteroac sxx. ine cyciones
use the single wing offense in
which Powell will functxra as a
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blocking back. Powell, who started
a center, is the
pound wrestling
C-Capum Dob Rbnda
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Big Eight 167
champion.
what thev call the -Fearsome , ..
Fo-ursome" Bob Bird and Ralph . e' ? cgh to hurt you,
Lnsee. left guards, and Dave srna nugh to be extreme.y mo
Muncer and Jerry Schoenfelder, fast S11 10 hlf b
right "guards arerace only 1S2. t3011' 8nd enouSh 10 lake on
pounds. They tip the scales this comers.
way: Schoenfelder. 192: Lnsee , Meanwhile back in ttie Hasker
ISO; Bird, 179; and M linger, 172. ' camp, Jennings made a few pre-
j radio and television. Bill Kine will H'isSrer warriers Inst nnNr one
Captain of the Iowa Slate eleven be mike sidff over KFOR. while test this fall durine the dual meet
is center Jack Falter. Coach My-' Sam Molen will describe the tele- I season.
ers cas him. "My t-pe ot lootoaj : rlsej acuon on KMTV Channel 3
player. He has taken to single
K-Sfate
Opposes
Jay hawks
A pair of gridteanis that hare
muddled the selections of "Pick
ers" most of the way this season
! figure to keep the experts guess
ing when they collide in their an
nual do-or-die scrap at LawreDce
Saturday. Kansas State meets
Kansas with a 1:30 p.m. kickofi.
The two have had lour common
opponents this season, but results
against those Hall Big Eight foesi
would leave anyone guessing. ;
Against Colorado, for example, the
Jayhawks earned a big edge with :
a -25-34 defeat and K-Siates 42-14 '
loss to CD. Arid against Nebraska.
K-State went down, 34-7, while
KB earned a 34-12 derision. On
Probable Starting Lineups
Iowa SUte t!4-l NebrJka !--
Chuck Letting OT3 LE Bill Hawkins USOi
Andris Poncius 2M -LT. Dot Rhoda 214)
Bob Bird aSO) LG LeRoy Zenric 390
Jack Falter OMt C Dick McCashland
Dave Monger ( ITS R3 Jry Wheeler 234
Gale Gibson 395 '.RT. Don Olson 2M
Jim Stuelke 4193 HE Mike Lee 1S3
Frank Powell 1 ST Q3 R-oy Stinnett UT45
Dwight Nichols U63 .LH. Doug Thomas UT4
Roger Spaulding UT1) RH Larry Naviaux 170
Bob Harden 184 FB Jerry Brown t305
in Omaha.
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Yearlings In Action;
face Wildcats
Thp WiikVw vparlins will snuare
the basis of those two, the Hawks : cff Kansas stttt
apoear as definite favorites. j afterncon at Man-
Yf"t w-hpn tou wpirh the results1. . , ,t .!. r
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1 the season.
Last week, Nebraska was beat-
Oklahoma and Iowa State t h e i
dropped the Jayhawks, 23-6, bat ! by low State 33-3.9 in a muddy
14-3(1. Oklahoma I U,-CU llr-c -
aoia wusKer ijuarterDacEs were
i hurt in the Iowa State fracas but
Dean Cosine should be ready for
action this afternoon.
lost to K-Stat.e,
beat ED 47-0, but was pressed,
all the way by K-Stat.e before gain
ing a 15-0 decision last Saturday.
On the basis of the overall se
ries, too. there as little on which Five freshmen. Bob Daniels, Sid
to lean to either team. True, KB Cookerly, Pat Fisher, Don Fricke
has won 34 times since the annual j and Dick Podlashes. who missed
has been Tirtor only 37 times. But i the first Hasker yearling test be
in the last five meetins, K-State ! cause of injuries also will be sit-
Cavanaugh listed as backSeld
probables an all-Kansas unit of
quarterback Ron Blayktk. half
backs Larry Janssen and Len
Munger and fullback Hzy Kovar.
The selection of the starting line
will be a last hour affair, because
of the flu.
Last season the young Wildcats
upended Kansas 36-33 only to suf
fer a 15-7 loss to Nebraska.
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Soccer Slated
The University Globe Soccer
Team plays host to Omaha Lithu
anica A on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in
Peter Pan Park. The Lithuanica
hooters are the League champions.
Probable starters ane Taforadi,
Mustaffer, Carrencedo, Lagos,
Hearthcote, Bone. Edwards, Ta-
c.BiuvwLiiiPT.tasuB jkC5i Amgmuga, Bow-den and Bi-
O-Captaia Jerry Wheeler
If aria.
3Inke Your Plans Early!
Dont' miss the opportunity of dancing to the music
of the fabulous JIMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA
Coming November 15th
Turnpike Ballroom
And remember. Turnpike this Saturday. November 9
is featuring BILL ALE ERS
has won three.
Maybe the home team advan
tage figures here. Tet a quick poke
through the records will show K
State victorious in the last two
ting this one out Dick Play and
Clay White, who also missed last
weeks contest, should be ready
for the Wildcat juniors, however.
Flu has hit the Kansas State
games at Lawrence. Last time; camp.
there the Wildcats swept to a 46-0 1 Ten Wildcat freshmen, in addi
wia biggest margin they h a v tion to Freshman Coach Ed Cav
ever enjoyed over the Jayhawks. j anaugh, were out with the illness
Both teams go into this one with ' early this week,
identical 2-4-1, records. Only mar-! "'For that reason we aren't at
gin in favor of anyone here is , aD sure f our starters.'" Cava
that the Hawks won both their ! naugh said.
victories within the .conference to Kansas State will he trying for
gain third plaoe. K-State took .one ; its second victory as the yearlings
decision from Iowa State a n d j won ever Kansas in their pener
gained the other over BYU 36-T). 1 23-13.
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