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Monday, October 13, 1958
The Doily Nebroskon
Paqe 3
K-State Pulls Surprise
Huskers Even Up Statistics But Can't
Match Kansas Stale Scoring Drives
By Charles Coffin
Some 39,000 Band Day spec
tators, told by the experts to
expect a nip-'n-tuck battle all
the way in Saturday's Nebras-ka-K-State
contest, went home
a little disillusioned. The injury-ridden
Wildcats, refusing
to lose heart after two close
losses to Colorado and Utah
State, whipped the Huskers
23-6.
Both teams are now 1-1 in
the Big Eight.
W h a' hopponed? Winning
coach Bus Mertes of Kansas
State offered this explanation:
"That first touchdown
(scored on an 80-yard drive
five minutes after the kickoff)
gr.ve us a big lift. And we had
tome real hard running on our
team. Mainly, what did it was
the same thing that's been
winning for Nebraska a lot
of heart."
Mertes was also generous
In praising the losers. "Ne
braska has a hell of a hard
running club," he said, "and
they gave us fits with their
defense in the second period."
There wre two moments
during the game when it
least come close.
The first was right after K
State's first score, when Ne
braska, with backs Carroll Za
ruba and Larry Naviaux tak
ing the ball downfield in giant
leaps, barreled to a first down
on the Wildcat nine. Here a
new platoon of Huskers was
sent in and promptly fined
five yards for backfield-in-mo-tion.
This clogged a drive that
covered 75 futile yards.
In the third period, LeRoy
Individual
Statistics
Main Feature Clock
West 0: "Cartoon," 7:15.
"Captain Lightfoot," 7:20.
"Heaven Knows Mr. Allison,"
8:55. "Young At Heart,"
10:45.
Lincoln: "Gigi," 1:00, 3:10,
5:10, 7:15, 9:35.
Nebraska: "Carousel," 1:00,
5:29. "The King and I," 3:16,
7:45. Last complete show,
7:00.
Stuart: "The Barbarian And
The Geisha," 1:15, 3:20, 5:20,
7:20, 9:25.
Varsity: "Man Of The
West," 1:25, 3:30, 5:35, 7:31,
9:27.
State: "The Case Of Doc
tor Laurent," 1:17, 3:23, 5:29,
7:35, 9:41.
Joyo: "No Time For Ser
geants," 7:10, 9:20.
Starview: "Cartoon," 7:15.
"Kings Go Forth," 7:30. "Val
erie," 9:25. "Last Complete
Show," 9:00.
84th & 0: "Cartoons," 7:15.
"Chain Of Evidence," 7:30,
11:00. "A Time To Love,"
8:30.
Rashes Oil Nsi Ae.
Naviaux 8 45 41 i.l
Marti 1 M S !
Tolly 6 15 7 l.
Zaruba 7 47 47 - t.7
Stinnett 4 5 -10 -2 5
White 12 61 50 4
Fischer 2 3 0 0 0
Flock 1 4 1 0.3
Bigrtow 1 4 4 4 0
Bad Pus Center -26.0
PASSING
Alt. Cornel. Int. Yard,
Tolly 4 1 1 13
Stinnett 2 1 O I
RECEIVING
Ne. CiuU Tarda TDs
Eser 1 8 . 0
Fischer 1 1J 0
PUNTING
N. Kicks Tetal Yds. Are.
rn t 14J M.4
Stinnett 1 38 M.O
KANSAS STATE
Rl'SHING
Rushes Gain Net Are.
Krnll 7 12 -3 -0.4
Falk 11 44 42 3.8
Grosse 8 S8 68 1 5
Lee 8 49 40 6.1
Whitney 2 16 14 7.0
Tiro 8 33 33 4.1
Evan 3 12 12 4.0
Scott 3 8 8 2.7
PASSING
Att. Compl. Int. Tarda
McOonnel 2 1 0 17
Krull 4 3 0 35
RECEIVING
No. Caufht Tards TDs
Vadcr 2 26 0
Price 2 28 1
PUNTING
Na. Kirks Tetal Tds. Ave.
Lee 3 2 30.7
Tire 1 48 48.0
Team
Statistics
Nr K-st.
FIRST DOWNS (Totals) 14 16
Br Ruthtnc 12 14
By Paacinc t 2
By Penalties 8
Rl'SHING (Number ef Rushes) 57 .50
Number of Yards Gained .. 233 242
Number Tards Lost 38 10
Nri Tards Gained 195 223
FORWARD PASSING (Number
Attempted I
Number Completed 2 4
Number Had Intercepted 1
Net Tards Gained -I S
TOTAL PLATS (Rushes and
Passes) J
TOTAL NET TARDS 216 270
PUNTS (Number)
Averaft Tards
Number Had Blocked
KICKOKF8 (Number) J
Avrrare Tarda 48 5J
KICK RETURNS
Number Punt Returns 1 J
Tards Punt Returns 1 J
Number Klckofl Returns jj
Tards Klrkotf Returns 101
PASS INTERCEPTION RETURNS
(Number) '
Tarda Returns
FUMBLES (Number) 1 2
Ball Lett '
BALL LOST ON DOWNS 1
PENALTIES (Number) I
Tarda Penalised 44 31
FIELD GOALS (Number
Attempted)
Number successful 1
FUMBLE INTERCEPTIONS .. 1
Tards Return 27
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Zentic and Dick McCashland
stole the ball and McCashland
steamed 22 yards for a touch
down to bring NU within sev
en points of the K-Staters, 13
6, and Nebraska fans began
to envision another last-quarter
victory for the Huskers.
However, retaliation was
swift: K-State, its offense
stymied 18 yards from the Ne
braska goal, turned to gifted
halfback Ben Grosse. He toed
the perfect field goal that
most observers considered the
turning point in the game.
Hukser Miscuei
Two of the Wildcats' touch
downs were converted direct
ly from Husker miscues. One
followed a high pass from cen
ter on a fourth-down punt, the
other, a pass interception. On
the whole, the NU defense was
hard-hitting and tough, though
there were times late in the
game when Nebraska's tackl
ing was sub-par.
Judgment Day on the Husk
er offense was postponed for
at least a week, for three of
its leaders were sidelined for
much of the gam e. George
Harshman, No. 1 quarterback,
suffered a slight concussion
early in the first period; Zaru
ba left in the third quarter
with a strained knee; and
flashy halfback Pat Fischer,
still weak from the flu and
a bruised shoulder, saw ac
tion for only a few plays. (Of
these and other bruised Husk
ers, however, none were ser
iously injured.)
Coach Bill Jennings evalu
ated the Nebraska offense this
way: "Of course Harshman's
being out hurt us how
much, we can't tell: I thought
we moved the ball well. We
just stopped ourselves," he
said, referring to the penal
ties the Huskers incurred at
crucial points throughout the
afternoon.
The statistics s e e m e d to
back him up; they were much
more even than on any pre
vious Saturday for the Husk
ers. NU had 12 first downs to
K-State's 14, and net yardage
of 216 to the winners' 279.
Dl Tournaments
League action in intra
mural touch football is
rapidly coming to a close,
and tournaments are al
ready being set up by intra
mural director, Ed Higgen
botham. The top three teams in
each league are eligible for
the tournament. TUe com
petition is set up so that any
team in any leagr.e has a
change at gaining the all
University championship.
Beta Theta Pi, Hitchcock,
and Sigma Alpha Epsilon
are major teams who have
already gained positions in
the upper brackets of the
tourney.
Be sure to attend
KFMQ's FIRST
FILM FESTIVAL
at the Nebraska Theatre
3 performance only of each film
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THURSDAY, OCT. 23
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Sammies Drop ZBT 27-7
Although the Z.B.T.'s man
aged to get a touchdown in
the first quarter against the
previously unscored upon Sig
ma Alpha Mu football team
the Sammy defense led by
Ken Freed aid Alan Forman
stopped the Zebs cold through
out the rest of the game.
Working their pass patterns
to perfection, the Sammies
scored in each of the four
quarters as they won 27-7.
The first time the Sammies
had possession. Norm Phillips
passed to Bernie.Turkel in the
end zone. Stan Widman added
the extra point.
The Zebs rallied and on a
pass from Steve Rosenblatt
to Milt Moskowitz they scored
their only touchdown. Rosen
blatt ran right to add the ex
tra point. The score at the end
of the first quarter was 7-7.
the ball almost at will the
Sammies could only manage
one more touchdown in the
first half. That was on a forty
yard pass from Phillips to
Howard Upton.
The Sammies led 14-7 at the
half.
The second half belonged to
the Sammies as their two pla
toon system wore down the
undermanned ZBT team. Phil
lips passing from behind the
protection of blocking backs
Bernie Turkel and Mel Levine,
passes, including two touch-
Nebraska
Harriers
Win
By Randall Lambert
IvaRsas State's cross coun
try team fell before Nebras
ka 26 to 31 as the Huskers
successfully opened the sea
son at Pioneer Park, Satur
day. Joe Mullins, Nebraska jun
ior from Nova Scotia, led all
runners as he broke the tape
in 15:04.5.
However, Mullins was
pushed by Duane Holman of
Kansas State, who finished
with a timing of 15:07. Last
year Mullins barely caught
Holman at the finish line as
the Husker was timed in 15:27.
Sophomore Joe American
Horse showed promise as he
finished in fourth place. How
ever, American Horse was 22
seconds behind the third place
finisher.
down throws to Stan Widman.
In the fourth quarter the
Zebs twice were able to move
the ball into Sammie territory,
aWsflsann
but were stopped both times
by end zone Interceptions by
Stan Widman and Harold
Novicoff.
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