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26th
Year
Friday, November 7, 1958
The Doily Nebroskon
Huskers Hope To Escape Cellar
With Victory Over Kansas
Zaruba Moves From Fullback Spot To Halfback
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By Norman Beattv
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lineup Saturday as the Husk
ers face the Jayhawks of K.U.
He is fullback Carroll
Zarauba who will start at left
half. He has played alternate
fullback with captain Dick
McCashland this year up un
til now.
Kansas, who is fourth in the
conference, sports a 2-2 con
ference record with wins over
Iowa and their interstate ri
vals, K. State. Their losses
have been at the hands of
Oklahoma and Colorado.
Huskers 1-3
The invading Cornhuskers
now have a 1-3 conference
record with their lone win
over Iowa State and losses to
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K. State, Missouri, and Colo
rado.
Kansas has
the nod in a
game that
can go either
way.
The re
maining line-1
up will re- U
main t h e
same except
mat l e r o y
Zentic will be Floyd
at right tackle instead of left
guard.
Unheralded
Two of the outstanding Jay
hawks are unheralded backs.
They are Fred Bukaty and
Mike Fisher.
The unusual thing about
Fisher is the fact that he
missed spring practice, but
recently released from the
Marines. Bukaty is an excel-
lent defensive halfback and
should see plenty of action
against the Huskers.
Other notables to keep in
mind are Doyle Shick, who
is third in conference punt
ing with a 41.7 average, and
Homer Floyd, who is eighth
in the Big Eight in punt re
turns (Nebraska's Martz is
4th), and also the leading pass
receiver for Kansas.
Marhall
Rounding out the top per
formers for the hosts is Bob
Marshall who is 15th in the
conference among the leading
ball carriers. Nebraska tiasn't
a representative among the
leading ball carriers.
The 36 man squad and five
coaches will make the trek
via buses to Manhattan Fri
day evening and plan to be
back in Lincoln at about
11:30 p.m. Saturday evening.
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For the first time in 12
years, the first man across
the finish chalk in the 27th
annual Big Eight conference
cross country run at Norman,
Oklahoma, Saturday morning
may not wear the Crimson
and Blue silks of Kansas.
However, when Starter F.
H. "Red Sleeve" Miles start
ing pistol spats flame at 10:30
a.m., sending the field of 54
runners on the three-mile
trail around the old university
golf course behind the sta
dium here, Coach Bill Eas
ton's Jayhawkers will be
heavily favored to win their
12th straight team champion
ship, a feat that surpasses
even Bud Wilkinson's clutch
on the league football title.
KU Challengers
And Kansas hasn't yet con
ceded the individual title.
Billy Mills, Kansas' Indian
sophomore, Tom Stutka, Kan
sas, defending champion, and
Berry Crawford, Kansas cap
tain, are all tough. They'll
have to be shown out on the
course.
Gail Hodgson, Oklahoma's
I sophomore ace, conquered
I them last week on their own
hilly terrain at Lawrence,
winning the three-mile race
by 25 yards from Mills. Hodg
son's time was 14:57.6. Craw
ford was third, Stutka fifth.
However, the only all-victorious
runner in the race is
Joe Mullins of Nebraska. He
won his fourth consecutive
grind last week against Mis
souri at Lincoln, touring the
Scarlet course in 15:01.6 to
beat Jim Sanders of Missouri
by six yards.
Hodgson, unbeaten at three
miles, dropped a four-mile
race to Jerry Smartt of Hous
ton October 25 at Austin, Tex.
Smartt won in 19:35. Hodgson
did 19:39.
The footings at Norman will
be flatter than at Ames, Iowa,
or Lawrence w here the
league hill and dale event
has been held the last nine
autumns. Hodgson, Mullins,
Sanders, Gary Haltmeyer and
John Darby of Iowa State, Joe
American Horse of Nebraska,
Ned Sargent and Bernie
Frakes of Colorado, and Du
ane Holman of Kansas State
are all threats to end the Kan
sas individual domination.
Individual champs since
Bobby Grimm, Nebraska, won
the 1946 race at Norman :
1947 Bob Karnes, Kan
sas, 9:50.3.
1948 Bob Karnes, Kan
sas, 9:39.2.
1949 Bob Karnes, Kan
sas, 9:35.3.
1950 Herb Semper, Kan
sas, 9:19.8.
1951 Herb Semper, Kan
sas, 9:14.9.
1952 Wes Santee, Kansas,
15:08.1.
1953 Wes Santee, Kansas,
15:06.8.
1954 Allen Frame, Kan
sas, 15:16.7.
1955 Allen Frame, Kan
sas. 15:10.1.
1956 Jerry McNeal, Kan
sas, 15:10.
1957 Tom Stutka, Kansas,
14:58.
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De Witt Lewis . . . KU End
i.hen Nebraska's undefeat
ed freshmen take the field
against the Kansas State
Wildcats, they will have five
home state boys in the lineup.
The five are Jim Huge, of
Hnldrege; Ken Dostal, of
Scribner- Warren Dobry, of
Schuyler; Mick Tinglehoff
and Monte Kiffin, Lexington.
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Club hosts in the Midwest
University Soccer Tourna
ment for the first time. The
tournament will be played in
the south end of the Memor
ial Stadium and everyone is
invited. Admission and pro
grams are free.
The first four mentioned con
stitute the left side of the
line.
Thp two co-captains for the
3 p.m. contest are Pat Clare,
who played high school foot
ball at Sioux City, Iowa, and
Al Fischer, Princeton, Minne
sota, guard. Clare is a half
back. The young Wildcats are ex
pected to launch an air attack
that hinges around quarter
back Gary Kershner who hit
five of nine passes against
Kansas University's frosh.
One pass he threw covered
R6 yards.
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Experience
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ton College has been playing
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tending Wichita East high
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The games in the morning 1 soccer for 5 years, South
WEDNESDAY NITE NOV. 12-8 P.M.
will be between Caiieton Col
lege (Minnesota) and Iowa
State College, kick-off 9:30;
South Dakota University will
play Nebraska at 10.45. The
two winners will play for the
Dakota for 2 years, Iowa State
for less than a year, and Ne
braska founded its soccer club
in September, 1357.
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noon, the two losers play-off
for third place at 2:15.
Pointers
Soccer is not well known in
Lincoln or Nebraska and as
an introduction to the game,
a few pointers might be help
ful. Each team has 11 players,
playing for two "hnlves" of
35 minutes each with no
"time outs."
Substitution, under U.S.
rules, is allowed at all times,
but only from 15 players who
are selected before the kick
off. Goals Kicking
Goals are scored" by t h e
ball between the goals posts
but beneath the cross-bar.
The team may be divided
into offensive and defensive
teams, an offense of 5 players
(forwards) and a defense of
6 players (backs) including
the goulkecper, who is the
only player allowed to handle
the bull on the field.
Infringements result from
four main sources, play
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troDhv at 3:30 in the after- teams, Iowa State and Ne-
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