Monday, November 10, 1958
The Daily Nebroskon
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First Team
Lineman Don Wenzl, Sigma Xu
Lineman Chuck Greenwald, Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lineman Charles Arizumi, Beta Theta Pi
Lineman Bob Leigh, Hitchcock House
Lineman Mike Edwards, Dental College
Back Chuck Stacey, Phi Kappa Psi
Back ally Bryans, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Back Art Dewey. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Back Dick Hergenrader, Sigma Nu
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Charles Arizumi
Chuck Stacey
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By Larry Novicki
Dick "Yogi" Hergenrader
and Charley Arizumi led se
lections for the 1958 all-University
intramural football
team.
Hergenrader, who had nev
er played football before this
year, caught on to the game
fast as he led the ever-improving
Sigma Nu's to t h e
University championship.
Yogi's main sport is baseball.
He attends school during the
Fall term and plays profes
sional baseball in the Boston
Red Sox chain during the
Spring term.
Arizumi Outstanding
Arizumi was the outstand
ing defensive lineman in the
leagues. His consistent hard
the dorm and resident halls
tournaments, before being
dropped by Sigma Nu in the
semifinals 28-0. Leigh was the
mainstay in the Hitchcock of
fensive. Chuck Greenwald, like Ari
zumi, earned his place on the
team for his exceptional de
fensive line play. The quiet
Sig Ep sophomore also got in
a few licks on offense. He has
the distinction of scoring the
winning touchdown against
the Sig Nu's. He faded to the
sidelines as a "safety valve",
and when Cork Rowley could
not find any open receivers.
he flipped the ball to Chuck
who ran 35 yards for a touch
down making it 19-14 in favor
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Dick Hertrenrade'-
Chuck Greenwald
charging kept opposing pass- j of the Sig Ep's. It was the
ers in hot w ater all season, t only loss for the champion
His efforts helped Beta Theta ! Sig' Nu team.
Pi compile the best defensive At center is Mike Edwards
record in the leagues. Char- of the mer-up Dental Col
ley hit his peak against Phi ; iege team Mike, although
Kappa Psi as the Beta's smau y.y m was
vnecKcu viiuck aiacey ana
Art Dewey
Husker Loss To
KU Flustrating
held the Phi Psi's scoreless
in a tight 1-0 victory.
Seven other players were
chosen for first team berths.
Intramural teams play with
only seven men on a team,
but due to the several
leagues and the abundance of
scrappy both on offense and
defense. He was one of the
leading pass catchers on the
team during the tournaments,
and he starred as a lineback
er on defense. Back in 1951
and '52 Mike played center
on the Lincoln High team that
won two consecutive state
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Wally Bryans Don Wenzl
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The Hawkeyes of Iowa
University are looking at the
world through lose colored
glasses as result of their re
sounding 28-6 win over Minne
sota. The Hawks are now the
Big Ten champions and have
won the right to represent the
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ions island cm, Ntw ven, h I,
outstanding men, the Daily footbaU titles
AeDrasKan aaaea a couple c a t
of players to the all-star ros-f , S"on,d Ifam 4
ter I Backs: Dick Place, Beta
Bryans and Stacey Theta Pi-' Phil Even- Dents:
Assisting Hergenrader in ob Geisler, Farmhouse;
the dream backfield are a stan """nan, Sigma Alpha
couple of "Star of the Week" Mu-
choices. Wallv Bryans of SAE ! Linemen: Bob Sullivan, Sig-
and Chuck Stacey of Phi Kap-; ma Nu: Bob Burton, Dents;
Kiev IM
Harrier
Champion
Kier
Kansas proved to Nebras- in this instance Kansas, can
kans Saturday that you can. capitalize on their breaks.
tLJ t- 6i The defeat' larest ever Pa Psi- Both were tailbacks Lany Romjue. Beta Theta
the game if the other team, mn up by a Kansas team,Jand signal callers for their Pi; Jim Cook, Phi Kappa Psi;
"" " left jy,'e5rasjca jn a f iftn p!ace j respective teams. Bryans pi- Dn Ellerbee, Alpha Tau
uc nun iauas auue. ine;10iea me SilZ Alpns TO IOUrul """i ieny iiiinuie, oig-iu-if
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nusKers may nave to seiue ; place m tne Daily AeDraskan : ma .-vipna cpsuon, race
for a last place tie if Iowa final ratings as they wound Hasch, Hitchcock.
I State beats Kansas State this! up the season with only one I Honorable mention: Cork
iweekend. i loss. Under the leadership of; Rowley, Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Beat Oklahoma? Stacey, the Phi Psi's lost only , Bill McQuistan and Fred
I The only way the Huskersitw?. ?ames and finished sev
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can better their present posi
tion is to beat Oklahoma,
which is no small task.
The most flustering thing
about the Husker loss at Kan
sas, the Husker's fourth in the
long series at Lawrence, was
,the fact that they outgained
tne jayr.wKs zsb-sh, and out-
enth in the ratings.
Howlett, Theta XI; Jon Erick
son, Sigma Chi; Dick Whit
Art Dewey, blocking back; comb, Delta Upsilon; Bob
for SAE also made the first Eyth, Phi Kappa Psi; Tom
backfield. The ragged all-stat-1 Ash, Avery; Ron Ericson,
er from Norfolk was the best Hitchcock; Bob Hoenig, Bou
offensive blocker in the Club; Ken France, Phi Epsil-
league. He was one of the on Kappa; Gail Hefflefinger, I Tau Delta, and a close third
main reasons Bryans' passing ; Phi Epsilon Kappa. I was Alpha Gamma Rho.
was so eitecuve throughout
Richard Kier of Benton
House posted a new record
for the intramural cross coun
try rim held last Wednesday.
toured the mile and a
course in the time of
7:21.
The race for second place
proved to be the most inter
esting feature of the event.
Tom Ash of Avery nosed out
Paul Nielsen of Bessey as
both runners were clocked in
7:47.
Fourth place went to Larry
Patterson of Hitchcock; fifth
was Dick St'ickey of Delta
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Mitchell corps were on the!. . . , . c-
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kan's basketball all-star team
last year.
Leigh
son, something he nas never
dipped below in his coach
ing career.
( Next week the Huskers face
the mighty Pittsburgh Panth
ers. Last week Pitt managed
lo defeat Notre Dame 29-26.
The Panthers had tied Army
before that and are rated one
ofthetop m theEast. VhePiil!Week,. award for hjs bacfe.
game will be played on the
Huskers home playing
grounds and will be the sec
ond eastern power they have
met at home this year. The
oother was the season's open-i
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Nebraska won 14-7. The Pitt'
came will te me seasons
field play, but he also played
a good deal of the time at
end. Hitchcock swept through
Harriers
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Nebraska finished fifth in
the Big Eight Conference
cross country test at Norman,
Oklahoma, as Kansas won its
j 12th straight title.
The Huskers were led by
"J their previously undefeated
distance staf, Joe Muilins
who finished eighth in the
a . neia.
117 Points
f Nebraska had a total of 117
points. This compared with
tne winner's 37 points, fol
lowed by Iowa State's &2 ;
points, Colorado's 98 points,
Oklahoma's 111, Nebraska,
; Oklahoma State's 130, Kansas
State's 138 and Missouri's 145.
The individual title was won
by Gail Hodgson of Okla
! noma, ne was followed by
; Miles Eisenman of Oklahoma
, State, and defending charn
I pion Toin Skntka of Kansas.
9 Others ahead of Marlins were j
Billy Mills of Kansas, Ernst i
; Kleybans, Oklahoma State; '
Tom Rodda and Duane Hoi-'
man, Kansas State, Mulling '
i had defeated both Rodda and
i Holm an during a dual meet '
; between Nebraska and Kan
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