Sig Eps Lose To Sig Nu
Defending Champions Ousted 15-13, Betas Win
Easily, SAM, S AE, Hitchcock, and MacLean Win
Frosh At I, St. Today
Seven Outstate Footballers
Start For Promising Yearlings
By Norm Taylor
Seven states will be repre
sented in the starting lineup
for weDrasKa s freshman foot
ballers Friday afternoon,
when the Husker yearlings
square off against Iowa State
at Ames.
Three Minnesotans QB
Ron Meade, Canby, RG Al
Fischer, Princeton, and RE
Roger Cole, Granite Falls
are slated to open Friday.
A pair of Ohians LG Pete
Williams and Bill Slacas,
Cleveland will be on the
field for the opening kickoff.
Lexington Grads
Two Lexington graduates
are the Nebraskans ticketed
for opening duty. They are
LH Dallas Dyer and RT Mon
te Kiffin.
The first unit will boast a
team average of 200 pounds.
They scale 214 from tackle-to-tackle,
210 in the line and
180 in the backfield. '
A traveling squad of 54
players was announced today
by Coach Warren Schmakel.
They will leave Lincoln by
bus at 6:45 a.m. Friday, stop
ping enroute at Denison, la.
for a pre-game meal at 10:00
a.m., and will arrive in Ames
at 1:00 p.m.
They will return to Lincoln
following the game, arriving
at about 11:30 p.m.
FIRST TEAM: LE Dick
McDaniel (6-2, 208, Port
Arthur, Tex.): LT Duane Du
bois (6-1, 230, Niagara Falls,
N.Y.); LG Pete Williams (5
11, 195, Dayton Ohio); C Bill
Slacas (6-3, 215, Cleveland,
Ohio); RG Al Fischer (6-2,
RT Monte Kiffin (6-3, 218,
Lexington); RE Roger Cole,
(6-3. 195. Granite P st 1 1 s
Minn.); QB Ron Meade
(6-0, 170,Canby, Minn.); LH
Dallas Dver (5-8. 170. Ixintr.
ton); FB Dave Roberts (6-1,
190, Longview, Wash.);' RH
fat uare (6-0. 190. s i o u y
City, la.).
SECOND TEAM: LE Jim
Huge (6-0, 178, Holdrege) ; LT
Jim Raschke, (6-3, 220 Oma
ha); LG Dick Bell (6-2, 192,
So. Sioux Citv): C Mick Tin-
glehoff (6-1, 190 Lexington);
KG Warren Dobry (6-2, 195,
Schuyler); RT Al Harants (6
1. 230. Groose Point. Mich.):
RE Pat Salerno (6-1, 185,
Omaha); QB R o n Gilbreath.
5-11. 165. Sidnev): LH Noel
Martin (5-10. 195. Clav Cen
ter, Kansas(; FB Jim Jones,
(6-2. 202. Leon. Ia.): and
RH Gary Schaar (5-10. 170.
Lamberton, Minn.).
THIRD TEAM: LE Roeer
Hansen (6-0, 190, Sioux City,
Ia); LT Jerry Kelley (6-1,
205, Quincy, 111.); LG Har
vey Naasz (6-0, 200, Mo
bridge, S.D.) C Jon Skaug (5
11, 195, Kansas City, Mo.);
RG Jed Rood (6-0, 187, Co
lumbus, Ohio); RT Ken Dos
tal (6-5, 220, Scribner); RE
Larry Bluhm (6-1, 185), Sew
ard. GQ Bill Leifur (6-0, 180,
Bismarck, N.D.); LH Hugh
Smith (6-4, 215, Guymon, Ok
lahoma): FB Don Stewart
(6-0, 185, Miles City, Mon
tana); RH Dick Chochon, (5-
11, 185, Humphrey).
FOURTH TEAM: LE Phil
Case (6-3, 195, Tekamah); LT
Dave Sundberg (6-3, 215, Red
Wing, Minn.); LG Don Hous-
er (6-1, 200, Lincoln; C Len
Anderson (6-1, 175, Aitkin,
Minn.); RG Bob Taylor (5
11, 195, Faulkton, S.D.) RT
Charles Koopman (6-1, 205,
Stanton); RE Don Purcell
(6-1, 182, Omaha); QB Joe
Rutigliano (5-11, 185, Brook
lyn, N.Y.); LH Gene Ward
FB Williamm Hayes (5-11,
190, Fayetteville, Ark); RH
Dennis S t e u w e, (6-0, 170,
Hamburg, Minn.)
By Larry Novlckl
A new intramural football
champion was assured as
first round tournament action
got under ,way. Defending
title holder, Sigma Phi Ep
silon, was ousted in the single
elimination tourney by Sigma
Nil 15-13.
The game went into the
last period with the Sig Eps
leading 6-2.
The teams exchanged touch
downs, and the score stood at
13-9 the Sig Eps still leading
with only three plays remain
ing In the game and Sigma
Nu in possession of the ball.
Bob Sullivan, who ha-d
scored the first Sigma Nu
touchdown, backed , up and
fired a desperation pass some
50 yards into the arms of
Tom Mathews to cinch the
victory and upend the two
time champion Sig Eps.
In other tournament action
the Betas won handily over
Sigma Chi 34-13. They will
face Sigma Nu late ron this
week.
Phi Kappa Psl remained in
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Injured Huskers
Head For Syracuse
By Norman Beatty
Nebraska footballers will
travel to Syracuse, N. Y. with
an injured, but spirited squad
this week end.
Squadman Bohannan will be
left at home. He is confined
to the Student Health with a
case of bronchitis.
Underdogs
Although being the under
dog, the Huskers aren't con
ceding a thing as they look
for win number three, "iney
won't beat us 55-0 as they did
Cornell last wee k". com
mented Coach Jennings.
Saturday's line-up at the
kickoff may include several
players who haven't seen
much action this year. This
will be due to injuries or
sicknesses.
The Scarlet and Cream have
spent the week remedying
mistakes made in the K. Staie
fame and watching films of
the Syracuse Orangemen. The
team came through a limited
scrimmage Wednesday atter
noon with no ill effects.
Return
The Cornhusken will leave
today at 8:30 and return Sat-
Concession
Vendors '
All athletes that sold con
cessions at the Penn State
game may pick up their
checks at room 109 in the
Coliseum.
urday immediately following
the game. Return arrival is
expected to be approximately
7:00 p.m. CST. For a more
definite time, one should call
United Air Lines.
contention by smothering Al
pha Tau Omega 41-12. The
Phi Psi defense was on its
toes as three intercepted
passes went for touchdowns.
Sig Alphs
Last night Sigma Alpha
Epsilon kept its unbeaten
slate clean by lambasting
Delta Signia Pi 46-0. Wally
Bryans ran for two td's and
passed for four more. SAE
will face the potent Phi Psi's
in second round play.
Farmhouse came from be
hind after trailing Alpha
managed 12 yards.
Boucher came back and
,with a pass from Bob Koenig
Gamma Kho 6-2 at half time
to win the game 14-6.
Sigma Alpha Mu squeezed
past a scrappy Beta Sigma
Psi team 14-13 to remain
unbeaten through first round
tournament play.
Back on the city campus
gridirons Hitchcock and Mac
lean were both winning games
by the identical scores ot 6-0.
Hitcheock downed G u s II,
while Maclean's victim was
Seaton I.
Boucher won their opening
game in the tourney when
they defeated Avery 1-0.
After battling to a score
less tie for four quarters,
Avery took the ball for their
four downs on their 15. They
to Dwight Boesiger for 18
yards, they won the game.
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