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Tuesday. November 12. 1957
Second Win?
Cornhuskers Host
Buffaloes Saturday
The winless Cornhuskers return , and didn't permit Nebraska to go
home to Memorial Stadium this' beyond, its own 39 yard line in
Saturday in an attempt to win , th.e, sec half. Colorado mean-
, , while, threatened continually but
their second contest of conference down ,hree times inside
play, as well as their second win the Husker 20. Fullback Jolin Ba-
f the season. The hapless Scarlet ' yuk crashed 23 and 12 yards for
is now supporting a 1-7 mark for tw, Buff TDf while reserve
the season wr,ich doesn't speak braska right ha,ftack Frank Nap.
Tery well for the athletic depart- pi m the end zone for a second
ment, but the sad part of the quarter safety.
story is that they have two games 1
left one with Colorado and tlie CmnILm 1 1
Tough To
Schedule
By LOUIS EXCEL
The scheduling of football games
is usually more of a problem for
other with Oklahoma.
The Huskers began the season
with a 34-12 rubbing at the hands
of a more powerful Washington
State club. The next week the
Huskers met Army and were wal
loped 42-0. Their third week of
play netted them the only win of
the season when they pushed past
Kansas State 13-7. Since that game the Nebraska athletic department
the Tluskers have lost four con
secutive games two of them by a
total of three points.
Next Saturday they encounter)
Colorado with a loop record identi-
teal to that of the Huskers, 1-3. !
Although the Buffs have lost
three loop contests they still boast
the nations leading ground gainer
in that of Bob Straiisky, leading
the nation with a total of 861 yards
for eight games. Stransky, coupied
with Eddie Dove and Boyd Dowler,
should present Nebraska with one
of the roughest foes they have en
countered this year.
than the scheduling of other sport
ing events, according to John
Bentley, sports news director.
The scheduling of non-conference
games is the biggest problem.
The conference games have to be ;
scheduled first
and the non
c o n f e r ence
games have to
be scheduled
in the open
dates. Bill Or
wig, Nebraska
athletic direc-
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f2 ball coach get
Courtesy Lincoln startOgeiner and
John Benlley make a list of
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Iowa State, Colorado, Nebraska
To Provide Tough Big-8 Cage Loop
Tlie
By BOB MARTEL
Sports Editor
installation of Kansas
and
la trio or returnees. Walt Bradley,; are waging a outer oame lor wve
'6-5; Bob Bennett, 6-1 and Dave , open forward slot.
i Michaelsen, 6-2, are the candi-'
dates
seth's chief problem
Kansas State as the top two bas
ketball clubs in the Big Eight does j Possible comers from the fresh
not mean, however, that they will man squad are Bill Wrage, 6-9;
walk away with the title. ! Larry Pitts, 6-1; Billf Lewis, 6-3;
The Big Eight will undoubtedly D a r r e 1 1 Bohlen, 5-11; John
be one of the toughest hardcourt I Misciano, . 6-2 and Frank Javer
conferences in the country and up-1 n'c 6"6-
sets could be frequent and furious.
Thompson Gone
The Iowa State Cyclones, whom
we pick for third place in the loop,
will be tough again this year.
a 111 A. i. - ...: .11
American guard Gary Thompson
will affect the Cyclone offense, the
1957-58 squad will be tall and long
on talent.
Two proven veterans will occupy
the forward positions. Don Med
sker 6-8 center of last season's
club has been moved to forward
where he will team with John
Crawford, 6-5.
Medsker scored the winning
Bush explained that there wiH '
be no true first team this season.
Players will be switched around
depending on the. circumstances
involved. Should the opponent have
a tall team, then Bush will inject
his height into the starting five.
If his adversaries aren't especially
tall thn th litt mon mnv atart.
Inexperience is coach Sox Wal- Look , t dea, ( ,ubstitu.
uvamg this season.
Parsons Transferred
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The Buffaloes, under the coach
ing of Dal Ward, use a multiple I the teams they would prefer to
offense. They use a single wing piay. These teams are then called
basically behind a tight, uubal-! to find out if they have any open
need line, usually to the right. I dates that coincide with Nebras
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and averaged 7.3 points a game on
the campaign. Crawford is a tre
mendous rebounder who ripped
the cords for 13.6 points a game
In 56-57. ,
John Krocheski, 6-7 junior, will
take over Medsker's duties at the
pivot position.
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Bob Mayo. 6-7 sophomore from
Brooklyn, and letterman Terry
! Howard, 6-7. are the leading can-
didates for the pivot position. Ron
Parsons, who was 'a starter last
year transferred to another Mid
Western school and will be missed.
Letterman Jim' Kubacki, 5-t
sophomores Wayne Hester, 6-1 and
Herschell Turner, 6-2 are fighting
for the open guard slot and all
three will probably see plenty of
action at that position.
Help should come from other
squad members Jack, Johnson, 6-0,
Bill Lundnoim, 6-0 and Also
Graves, 6-8.
Although the Huskers are play
ing a real tough schedule, with a
few breaks they could easily bet
ter their 11-12 mark of last season.
NanneH
Courtesy L'nfo'n Sttr
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Soccer Team
Ends League
Play With Loss
6-2.
Courtesy SundU' Journal and Star
1UK MeCVSHLAND
They also run a T and a Winged-T
from behind a split, unbalanced
line.
This will be the second consecu
tive week in which the Scarlet
ka's. If the two teams can get
together they usually schedule a
game. Sometimes teams will call
Nebraska to schedule a game.
When this is done the athletic di
rector talks it over with the coach
have faced a Single wing type of-j and they decide whether to sched
fensive. Last week they fared I ule the game or not.
rather badly being stopped by
Iowa State.
In tlie total series between the
two teams the Huskers have won
a total of 8 games out of the 15
contests between the two clubs.
Last year the Buffs completely
bottled up the Husker offense to
take a 16-0 win in a game in which
the score did not reflect the dif
ference in the two teams' play.
The Buffs led 9-0 at the halftime
Tlie football schedule usually is
set up two to three years in ad
vance. The department tries to get
the teams tlie fans would most like
easily over-
Oilers counted on by Bill Stran- take Colorado
nigan are Gary Davis, 6-6; Bernie ' s h o u 1 d the
Robinson, 6-2; Frank Baber, 6-2; Buffs falter.
Jim Jackson, 6-5 and Doug Meyer, Gone is Rtx
6-2. Ekwall. the
The pre-season outlook for the l&'S - 57 cap
Cyclones looks is good. Stranni- tain who's ab
gan's biggest problem will be that sence will be
of replacing Thompson. 1 sorely felt. A
Buffs For Fourth 'steady per-
Tlie Colorado Ruff nr solid former. F.k-
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Sigma rni r.psuon won uie ah-lauueiu iiippcu uua u o-t. r-m ...
University Touch Football cham-1 field won the Selleck Quad chain- f 6-8 center Jim Jochems hurt
pionship yesterday hi a 19-7 vie- pionsliip and a berth in the all- their cause considerably last sea
torv over Newman Club. university semifinals by defeating son- Jochems played in only 10
Th si, rns rearhed the finals Burr B 7-0. ! es and averaged 7.5 points per
l-M Touch Grid Slate
Quickly Diminishing
Senior Lj-le Frahm 6-2 returns; , , ft f .
at guard He averaged 11 pom s b d
a game last season. Thompson's
slot is wide open with five men Huskers Will Surprise
competing for it. ' The Nebraska Cornhuskers could
Leading the charge are return-i vcr easily be surprise' team
ees Ron Baukol. 5-10: Dick Far-: of th Bi2 ElSht- !
well, 6-2; and Al Lowery, 5-11. ' We are picking the local boys' The University Globetrotter soe.
Sophomores in the fight are to end up in fifth place for the cer team finished tlie league sea.
Larry Fie, 5-10 and Dale Johnson, coming campaign, but they could SOn with a loss to the Midwest
Champions; the score was 3-0. The
team finished the season with a
3-1-1 record.
The Globetrotters played a de
fensive game during the first six-ty-five
minutes of play. At the
end of the half the score was 0-0.
During the last eighteen minutes,
: the Globetrotters plaved without
the services of fullback M. Carran-
, cedo. This gave the Omaha team
is with courtly Lincoln Journal 'he opportunity to score the win-
Wichita , Bush ning tallies.
if-
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Vickers of the National Industrial'
Basketball League.
' Coach Jerry Bush
way
teams. All the other sporting
events at Nebraska are set up on
a year-to-year basis.
The line-up of the University
team was: Tafordi, Bese. Carran
has several cedo, Lagos, Heathcote. Bone, Ta-
contest. He should be ready to go valuable lettermen returning pius'kacs, Kekesha. Bowden, Bifarin,
full speed this year. a crop of outstanding sophomores, i Tarregrosa and Bednar.
The starting forwards should be . , .l The next game will be against
in .--i-m in nttiAn WliAa fAam0 apa i
scheduling eames far in advance ' by maul,n8 Cantieici ot tne beiiecK i first rovnd resllts
anH vka ha to d it that i Quad n the semifinals played wm.. "J
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in oraer 10 get gooa name,. - ., , : - - -Don Walker. 6-6 who Dlaved cen- - - i ;.),. ni. n tw ej
iat een. uk oiS aw u - -a - -- 7, - - indmi 'tr lict wnn ii i , ii, ,j ln scoring iasi season W1U1 a . ,. , '
feated Cornhusker Co-op 22-0 and : o" . V:::. BouchVr 'ff1 ' 'l' H, J?afd' : average, is back and should start-in Llnc0,n-
u ..in nna an K.aijiitti aval tCi , . - - --. .
ai one oi me guara positions.
Reimers along with forward Don Coffee Hour
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Meeting
A special meeting for all in
tramural managers wiH be held
at 5:00 in room 114 of the Physi
cal Education Building Thursday,
November 14. Rule changes for
both Intramural basketball and
intramural table tennis will be
discussed.
See Basketball Free
Jack Westerhoff, student Bas
ketball Manager, is In need of
an assistant. Duties will involve
working with both the varsity
and freshman te'v I
Any interested stuuent may ap
ply to Basketball coach Jerry
Bush in the Coliseum.
Skirts In Sports
Emmie Limpo
End la Sight . . .
At last, the final
game of the soccer-baseball tournament has iaVored in the coming year
Burr C
Club team was advanced the finals . Newman club it Navy r.o.t.c. o
. : Denta 6 Alpha Cow Alpha S i
by defeating the Dents 8-0. second rolnd results j
., , . : Burr B 12 Burr D 0 I
In other second round games ; Sigm Phj Kpsiion cornhusker
played last week the Phi Psis j ;,,p Psi 6 .G,nG? "if0 1 1
downed Alpha Gamma Rho 6-0 and Newman nun ' . Denta 01
I THIRD ROINT) RFSTI.TS I
. .. simui Phi Kpilon I Phi Kappa Psi 7
a- a ! (nlield 7 Rurr B 0
I D-.! SEMIFINAL RKSILTS
lTQ fjlXA 1 1 S"m Phl l'p"lon 30 CanlielJ
Invitation No Soap j
John Jacobs, Oklahoma track
coach, has figured out a novel way
to eliminate the pressure he is re-1
ceiving from all his old friends ,
to help them secure tickets to tha '
Notre Dam e-Oklahoma football ,
game here Nov. 16, sold out'
since last May. j
With answering their letters I'
was up until 9 o'clock last night." j
eomnlained the veteran 55 n o n r i
An expected 70,000 will flock to coachi who goes t0 bed no,oriousiy :
at center during the past cam
paign. Walker averaged 8.9 tallies
per contest while Hayward had
6.2.
Schroeder Set
Gerry Schroeder is set at one
of the guard positions. The 6-1
senior averaged 8.2 points per con
test. His partner will come from
The Union will have a coffee hour
Smidt seem to be ttie only sure:
startprs Smith fi-4 senior from!
Helena, Montana, ripped the cord at Saturday following the Ne
for an even 10 points per conte braska-Colorado football game,
during the last campaign. j The coffee hour, which ia ipon-
Senior Lyle Nannen. 6-3. and Med by the Hospitality committee,
sophomore Willie Fitzpatnck, 6-1, will be in the main lounge.
At Stake
The Texas Aggies has but to
whip the strong Rice team to gain
the Jan. 1 Cotton Bowl invitation.
The Texas Aggies are presently
ranked first in the nation and are
b?en played. Congratulations go to the Alpha Phis, who won the
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nampiunuup, uy ueiu iuc ivrtpP. ; tne Rice Stajium fc, Saturday ", "
The freshmen girls' contests in soccer-baseball are also coming ; . ... .,., nn,ac, n' , ear'y'
lo a rapid close. In the quarter finals the Tri Delts defeated Uie ; R. , t'k- hll. ' ; Jacobs has ordered 2,000 copies
but is predicted to
drop to the unbeaten A&M squad
by 6'j points. An Aggie loss, how
ever, would leave A&M and Rice
tied.
Stadium
Kappas, 13-7; the Delta Gammas trounced the A O Pis, 11-3; the Chi Wc
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umegas uareiy ueai uie nipua vius, i-o; aim uie rin uciccticu uie
Alpha Xi Deltas, 13-5. Then, in tlie semi-finals, the Tri Delts ran
over the A O Pis, 12-0 and the Phis beat the. Chi Os, 17-8. Now. all that
remains to be played is the final game, which will be today between
the Tri Delts and the Phis.
New Contests . . .
Three new contests are beginning this week. Nebraska ball, and
duckpins, which are team activities, and bowling, individual, for which
170 girls have signed up. It will be Christmas by the time every girl
has bowled, so nothing further will be known on that for some time. 'mm
Today and Wednesday the first games of Nebraska ball will be! JJ VS PfV
played. The following teams will compete: (today) Zeta Tau Alphas vs. j J
Pi Phis; Delta Gammas, team 2, vs. Independents; and DGs, team 1, j , -
vs. Gamma Phis; (Wed.) Tri Delts vs. Thetas; A O Pis vs. Alpha flfgff
Phis; and Chi Omegas vs. Alpha Chi Omegas. Thursday the winners of ' w kM
these games will play. i
The duckpin games are scheduled for today and Thursday, at 5 1 Bv DOL'G WATKINS
and 5:25 p.m. Tuesday, the Gamma Phis, team 1, Alpha Chi Os and I Have you noticed a man
of a form letter that reads as
, follows, "Dear Mrs. (the men al
ways make the wimmen write),
I Thanks for your great interest in
my welfare and for your congratu
'. lations on my all-victorious 1927
track team. It would give me great
I pleasure if I could malce it possible
J for you to see the Notre Dame
I Oklahoma football game here but
I can not. Sincerely your relative,
Jake."
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HELP WANTED
LaJJef Board Maaitri from yw collfge. Dmmb t Junr. mnd from ffcea m j
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the Kappa Deltas play each other; and the Alpha Phis, Alpha Chi Os, , a telephone following the plays
team 2, and the Gamma Phis, team 2, will compete. Thursday, the ! from the sideline at Nebraska's
Tri Delts, team 2, Chi Os, 2, and Zetas will meet; also the independents, football games? Have you ever i
Thetas, 3, and Chi Omegas, 1, must play. : wondered who he is and who he
Voltey Ball ... is talking to? Well, here is the
After Thanksgiving, the volley ball and co-rec volley ball games . answer
re supposed to begin On the co-rec tournament, the girls may ask man chuck WorraU and
a fraternity or mens dorm to play and they may have as many as he is talkin tQ the scoreboilLTd,
two teams. However, both teams must be from the same house. ooerator who is located in the
The tennis tournament is still moving along slowly. One of the i ? Z. vJ2 Z
firls in charge remarked yesterday, that if the games weren't played ""J11'' jL!J oZrT the '
soon, they would be using snowballs. It is hoped the final scores for tellsutne "board operator the
tennis will be available in print next time. ; number of the down and the yards ;
QffpH t to go. Sometimes if the press hap-1
My tennis days, are all over now. But before I leave them to past f "T"8!
experience, I owe an apology to my tennis teacher. It seems that last "u , and' fsk. f
week, I erroneously stated a tennis score to be love-45. "Emmie, there ' Chuck- Physical education instruc-1
is no such score as 45-." My teacher calmly informed me in tennis tor at Wllttier Jun,or High, is no ;
class. I'm sorry. 1 newcomer to this job; he has been ;
! ' j doing it for 14 years. j
I "Occasionally we lose contact, j
i Chuck says. "The players kick the
j connection loose and the score-
I board operator is on his own for j
I awhile." i
Christmas Comes In Now
For Grand Island NU Fan
Christmas came early for j
Charles Winkler, Grand Island real
estate man. Winkler is a long time
follower of the University Corn
huskers. Hia wife presented him with a
membership in the' Touchdown
Oub af Nebraska, Inc.
The response to tlie Touchdown,
Club has been mounting steadily, j
Athletic Director Bill Orwig stated. !
Orwig was in Norfolk Wednesday j
attending a luncheon of men in '
that area who are interested . in
helping the Cornhusker athletic ;
program trough the Touchdown ,
Club. i
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