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The Daily Nebroskan
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uskers Tame Lions 14-7
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Last Period TDs Turn Lions To Putty Tats
by Randall Lambert
sports Editor
George Harshman, Carroll
Zaruba, and Pat Fischer col
laborated to lead Nebraska to
a 14-? upset over -he Penn
State Nittany Lions. As 25,000
unbelieving fans sat spell
bound, the undersized Husk
ers pushed across two last
quarter touchdowns to erase
an early 7-0 fourth quarter
Lion lead.
The last quarter action was
a fitting climax to three quar
ters of football which saw the
Huskers repell Penn Staters
time again with the talented
kicking toes of Harshman,
Harry Tolly, and Pat Fischer.
The Huskers averaged 45.0
yards per punt while the Nit
tany Lions could only get 34.1
yards a kick.
Fischer Sparkles
Fischer provided the win
ning spark when he sprinted
92 yards for the first Nebras
ka score with 1:07 gone in the
fourth quarter. This was only
12 seconds after Penn State
had opened the period with
their first and only score of
the game. Fischer retrieved
sophomore Sam Stellatella's
kick off on the eight yard
line, ran ten yards up t h e
middle, suddenly side-stepped
Lion Andy Stynchula while
veering towards the sidelines
almost being forced out on the
forty. He tight-rope walked
the next 20 and finally burst
Into the clear on the Penn
State 40 with Don Jonas and
Dick Hoak at his heels. While
the stands and the press box
went wild the little ex-West-side
athlete scampered the
last 40 while Jonas and Hoak
followed with no avail.
With the pressure mounting
George Harshman, showing
no emotion, kicked the im
portant extra point to knot
the game at 7-7.
Harshman kicked off to
Hoak who ran back the ball
from his own 8 to the State
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30. It was in this series of
downs that the Huskers
forced the break in the Lion's
dam that eventually decided
the game. After Penn State
had alternately hit the mid'
die ana tne ends for seven
plays, Dave Kasperian, the
Lion backfield star, was hit
on the Nebraska 49 by Dick
Kosier and fumbled into the
hands of Joe Gacu.sana
Fischer hit the left end, but
could only manage a yard. On
the next play quarterback
George Harshman took the
ball off the split-T, slid down
the line to the left and pitched
the ball to Larry Naviaux
who streaked down the side
lines, leaping over one play
er, and almost breaking free
before being called out-of-bounds
on the Penn State 23.
Harshman-Eager Set TD
After Penn State called
time out and tried to gain
their composure, Pat Fischer
faded back to pass, but when
he couldn't find a receiver,
he tucked the ball away and
ran for nine yards. However
this was nullified by a 15
yard holding penalty which
sent the ball back to the 29.
On the next play Harshman
faked a hand-off into the line
and passed to Mike Eger for
the first down on the State
four-yard line.
Zaruba Scores Clincher
After three plays which
netted a total of three yards,
Carroll Zaruba, who had been
playing brilliant offensive and
defensive football, piled over
a tangle of players ending up
on his back in the end zone
with the winning marker.
Again it was George Harsh
man who put the finishing
touch to things when he split
the uprights for the extra
point and the end of the scor
ing for the afternoon.
The upset was becoming a
reality to Nebraska followers, j
However, Penn State was
not to be denied yet. Fran
Paolone ran the Nebraska
kick off back to the Husker
49 yard line. From t h e n on
Nebraska fans held their
breaths. The Nittany Lions
ripped through the Husker de
fenses down to the Nebraska
26. With third down and one
yard to go, quarterback Al
Jacks faded back and spotted
his . big nghtend Maury
Schleicher (6-3, 204) open on
the Husker goal line. While
Nebraska fans and sideline
players alike stood aghast,
Schleicher felt the ball trickle
through his fingers and saw
it fall incomplete to the turf.
Still the Lion wasn't dead
because on the next play Pat
Botula, the big fullback who
had rammed into the Husker
line again and again, picked
up the first down.
Inspired by their success
through the middle, the
Slaters continued to send
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fourth quarter kick off 92 yards for first Nebraska score.
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Botula into the line and the
work horse picked up another
first down on the Nebraska 8.
It was then the unheralded
Husker line led by D e n n i s
Emanuel and previously in
jured Guy Sapp began to hold
and forced Penn State to take
to the air lanes where they
had been fairly successful.
With two downs left Al Jacks
passed into the end zone
where Larry Naviaux batted
the ball was knocked to
the ground by Duane Monger-son.
Nebraska tryed to run out
Statistics
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FIRST DOWN'S (Total) M
By Rushing It 19
By rasslaf 1 I
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Number Tarts Gala ... IS 101
Nnmbfr Tarda Laat ...... H
Net Tarda Gainc H 215
the clock, but was unsuccess
ful. On fourth down, Roy Stin
nett came off the bench and
punted to Don Jonas on the
Husker 49. Jonas returned the
ball to the Nebraska 29, where
Jacks again rained the air
without success as the game
ended.
Purdue Next
Next week Nebraska will
seek out a bigger team in the
person of the Purdue Boilermakers.
From The Outside
by randall lambert
If Nebraskans think Penn
State was big then wait until
they see the size of the Pur
due Boilermakers. They are
bigger and also faster.
Big Tackles
Evidence of this is the size
of the Purdue tackles. Nick
Mumley, who is being
groomed as an All-American,
is the little one at 240, while
the other rile of the line is
anchored by 248 pound Gene
Selawski. The two are sup
posed to be the best tackle
corps in the Big Ten. "I guess
Mumley looks like a bull ele
phant running through a tribe
of pigmies when he carries
the ball on an end around
tackle eligible play.
There are also others re
turning from last year's
comeback team which non
five of their last six games,
including a 20-13 win over
Michigan State. Two quarter
backs, Bob Spoo and Ross
Fichtner, return along with
Tom Frankhausen, an end,
who was fifth in pass catch
ing in the conference. Anoth
er lineman to be careful of
is Fred Brandel, 210 pound
guard, who was named line
man of the week after the
Michigan State encounter.
When Nebraska beat Penn
State it brought to mind
whether Penn State was as
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Football
Big Eight
NEBRASKA 14 Penn State
Iowa State 33 .... Drake
Vandy 12 Missouri
Individual Statistics
FORWARD PASSING
Number Attempted
Nomber Completed S
Number Had letrreeated ...
Net Tarda Oalned It
TOTAL FLATS
Busies aad Passes 4
Harshman
Fischer 10
McCashland 6
Zaruba S
Tolly s
Marti 4
WTiite 1
Naviaux 4
Passlnr
All.
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Rusnin(
No. Tds.
Carriei Gained
10
Harshman
I Fischer
15; Tolly ..
I Eger 1
33
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19
22
15
5
46
Comn.
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Receiving
Caufht Tds.
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4
110
TOTAL NET TARDS Ill
Pl'NT (Number) T
Averate Tarda ISO
Number Had Blocked .....
KICKOFFS (Number 4
A vera re Tarda (1
KICK RETTRNS
Number Punt Returns 4
Tards Punt Returns S3
Number Klrkiff Returns ... I
Tards Kickofl Returrs ... tt
PASS INTCRCF.PT10N RETURNS
( Number 4
Yar( Return .........
ITMBIEK (Number) 1
Ball Lent
BALL LOST ON DOWNS . 1
PKNALIH'.K (Number)
Tards Penalized 46
FIELD GOALS
Number Attrmnled 1
Nrmber successful 4
NEBRASKA
ENDS -Eger, Bnhanan, McDole, Sapp.
TACKLES Monterson, Edeal. bacu
aana. Wellman.
GUARDS Emanuel. Ponaelio. Kosier,
Zeniic.
CENTERS Friclte. Kitchen.
BACKS Hurshnian. Tolly. Stinnett.
Fischer. Marti. Naviaux. White, McCash
land, Zaruba.
PENN STATE
ENDS Bozick, Nefl. Schleicher. Barber.
TACKLES Stynchula. Mulranej. Bo-
hart, Janeratte.
GUARDS E. Rusiavaie, Koninaas
Vi,'ehmer, Korbuil.
centers uarrjan, stenatena.
BACKS Jacks. Lucas. Scrabia,' Kasper
Ian. Gilmore, Hoak, Paolone, Jonas, Bo
tula. Snhf7ak
Penn Stale 4 4 4 1 1
Nebraska 4 4 4 1414
Penn State Kasperian. 1. Plunge
(Jonas. Dlace kick).
Nebraska Fischer, 92, kickoff return
(Harshman, place kicki. ...
Nebraska Zaruba, 1, plunge (Harsh
man. place kick).
Harshman
Fischer
Tolly ...
Stinett
Punting
No.
3
1
2
1
Tds.
135
SS
Rl
34
Ave.
3.3
2.0
30
3.2
2.2
2.7
5.0
11.5
Tds.
26
TDs
Ave.
45.0
65.0
40.5
34.0
PENN STATE
Rushing
No. Tds.
Carries Gained
Jacks 3 3
Paolone 8 30
Ka rian 16 5
Bo 27 123
Jona 3 32
Lucas 3 12
Gilmore 4 12
Sobczak 3 4
Hoak 1 A
Passing;
Alt. Comp.
Jacks 8 3
Lucas 4 2
Scrabif 3 1
Receiving
Caufbl Tds.
Paolone 2 20
Botula 2 13
Jonas 1 10
Bozick 1 4
Punting
Ne. Tds.
Jacks 4 123
Lucas 4 150
Are.
1.3
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5.0
4 5
10.7
3.7
3.0
1.3
2.0
Tds.
19
20
10
TD'g
4
0
0
0
Ave.
.ion
37.5
from their quarterbacks and
an excellent runner in Dave
Kasperian. However, their
line and overall team speed
seemed to leave a little to be
desired.
At the half, I had a chance
to talk to the sports editor
of the Penn State student pa
per. He had ridden out on the
plane with the players and
from what he said, I was left
with the impression that they
didn't know what to expect
from the Huskers and that he
was especially impressed by
the Nebraska first half.
Next week Purdue will be
(he foe, only they won't be
in the dark as much as Penn
State. They Mill be looking
forward to meeting a good
ball team in Nebraska, which
they will.
However, I hope that Pur
due after being idle this Sat
urday will be looking forward
several weeks to engage
ments with Michigan State
and Wisconsin, their rivals
following Nebraska and two
of the teams they are sup
posed to battle for the Big
Ten championship.
K-State 17 Wyoming 14
TCU 42 Kansas 0
Next Week's Schedule
NEBRASKA at Purdue
Iowa State at Arizona
K-State at Colorado
N. Texas at Okla. St
Kansas at Oregon St.
Idaho at Missouri
West Virginia at Okla.
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