The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 17, 1958, Page Page 3, Image 3
Monday, November 17, 1958 The Daily Nebroskon Pogt 3 Pitt Panthers-Phooie; e're After Oklahoma W 1958 Oklahoma Captains . vt,pj:f.:;:S ( . -i; :. -Jvv -v . -y:, v, S v-x ..- . -. . . .:.;::.;.;:..:.:,t.s:. v' i - . : : ' v ' ' ': V' : "V : :' r ;W&-- iv,': ' ; msm-mmMsmM i, ri t in ' - - nrr! Center Bob Harrison (left) and End Joe Rector are the 1958 Oklahoma co-captains Bush Unveils Cagers Thursday night, November 20. Coach Jerry Bush will un veil the 1958-59 edition of the Nebraska basketball team t the annual varsity-freshman game on the Coliseum maples. The game was originally scheduled to be played on Friday night, but because of a conflict with the Kosmet Club show, Coach Bush moved the game up a day. The contest is slated to start at 7:30 p.m. The freshmen are reported to have good height and will probably give the varsity a tight contest. The varsity will include sev eral new faces from last year's freshman team. One of the outstanding candidates Is Albert Maxey, former team mate of Oscar Rob e r t s o n. Independents Give AUF $175 Approximately $175 has been turned in to AUF follow ing the independent drive this week. This amount is lower than the goal that was set, said chairman Sue-Ann Schnabel, but not all of the money has been turned in. She added that fewer stu dents voluteered to collect donations this year than in the past and not all inde pendents could be contacted. Those who were not reached will be contacted by letter. Some 800 students were con tacted before Friday when the drive ended. Maxey and Robertson played together on the undefeated Crispus Attucks high school teams of Indianapolis, In diana. Maxey gained all-state honors his senior year. Other sophomores include: Jim Ko walke, Sioux City, Iowa; John Cahill, Dakota City; Dick Shipwright, Pender; Dean Prazak, Clarkson; Elmer Wa lin, Lincoln; Mel Harmon, Hebron. Ladies Day Theta's took first place in the Nebraska Ball tourney last week, defeating the Kap pa Deltas. In the semi-finals the Thetas defeated the Alpha Xi Deltas and the KDs, the AOPi's. Duckpin and bowling tour naments started last week but no results have been an nounced yet. Volleyball starts tomorrow. It will be a double-elimination tournament, so even our team will play twice. Tomorrow the Alpha Phi's meet the Kappa's NEBRASKAN CLASSIFIEDS Vn-iup 8nrle Laundry, mrt fin iihlnf dry luiln(. Al'i (4 Hour 1U So UtU. 'M Bimca avtllabl jut Uk ovir paymtnti. Call 2-4064. Ul. hav your pew Military Ball Formal made by Dtlorli Fowlar. For Information call 7-2&2S. mall furn. apt. for rant to Univ. cou Rlt. Jim radtcorattd. J55, 1118 O. Rldr wanted to Denver over Thank fivlni. Contact 7-7T14 afUr 7 P.M. by eileen warren 2 and the Thetas play the Zetas. Wednesday's schedule is the AOPi's vs. the Tri Delts; and the Cht Omegas vs. the Kappas 1. Thursday the Alpha Xi Del ta meets the winner of the Alpha Phi-Kappa 2 game and the Pi Phi's play the win ner of the AOPi-Tri Delt game. Co-rec. volleyball starts soon. It is up to the women's organized houses to ask a men's house to play volley ball with them. I played my first Nebraska Ball game last week. It's a fascinating game. The ball is twice as big as your team's two tallest players. When it comes over the net you duck and hope someone else will be brave enough to hit it. Unfortunately no one on our team was. All this after sit ting in student health for over an hour waiting for a doctor to sign' my health permit. STUDENT & FACULTY TICKETS On Sale In University Coliseum Price Student $4.00 Faculty 5.00 Big 8 W h Pet. Pta. 0P. Oklahoma f 1.000 165 13 Missouri 4 1 .800 11 W Color.oe 1 .fl 107 15 Kansas I .600 7 M Kansas State t 4 .333 M 11 NEBRASKA 1 4 .200 M lis Iowa State . t ( MO II K This Week NEBRASKA at Oklahoma Iowa Stale at Baa Jos 8t. Colorado St. V at Colorado Kansas at Missouri Kansas 8t at Micaifaa St. Dick Kier, last week's IM "Star of the Week" Kier won the intramural 880 and mile in record times. He also won the cross country run. The last thing on the minds of 23,000 Parents Day custom ers who trudged into Memor ial Stadium last Saturday was the possibility of the Busk ers' upsetting their fearsome opponents. Most were think ing of Pittsburgh's recent win over Notre Dame and its tie with Army, and of Ne braska's lacings at the hands of Purdue, Syracuse, and Missouri. They foresaw only another long, futile afternoon for the Nebraskans. Potent Offense The gloomy fans forgot that the week before Nebraska had shown a surprisingly potent offense while losing to Kans as, that the Huskers were for the first time in weeks operat ing at almost full-strength, and that NU's seniors few but outstanding were making their last home appearance. They even forgot that ear lier this season the Huskers had tripped another Eastern power, Penn State, on the same field. So 23,000 Husker fans re ceived a shock from which many of them are still re covering. Nebraska, trampled by two non-conference opponents and nandea a series ot so-near-and-yet-so-far losses in the Big Eight, came back with a 14-6 triumph that burst Pitt's Orange Bowl bubble and added another thrilling chapter to the annals of Corn- husker football tradition. What? What did it? Some of the most jarring blocking and tackling ever witnessed in me Stadium. The ability of the Huskers to make key first downs and at the same time stave off the Panthers on The Bejmminc and The End ft Wamif4B wi 4 .1 " - . Sophomore end Mike Eger catches Nebraska's first touchdown pass that was the beginning of the end of Pittsburgh's bowl chances and perhaps the beginning of a new era in Nebraska football. fourth-and-two situations. A daring passing attack that produced both NU touch downs, and an alert pass de fense that twice intercepted Panther aerials and batted down countless others in the closing minutes. And the sheer durability of the Husk ers, who would limp off the field only to return moments later to the bruising battle. Who did it? Twenty-three fearless Huskers with a will that five straight losses Individual Statistics NEBRASKA Rashlar Carriea Gala Are Rarshmaa 4 2.0 Zaruba 35 2 Naviaux 12 4 3- McCasnland 1 21 Tolly S 1 White i 1 l Fischer 1 T Fassinc 38 34 44 4 1 2 28 0 Naviaux . Harahman Zaruba ... Flacher .. Att Coma Yds ... $ 41 ...4 1 T ... 1 0 0 ... 1 1 11 Keceivlnf No. Caufht Ida Bond 1 ' Fischer 3 19 Zaruba 1 12 Eser j 1 1 Whita 1 21 Pontine- Harshmaa Tolly No. Kicks Are. 4 34. 2 47.S PITTSBURGH Rushlaf Carrlea Gala Ave Toncio 2 0 Haley Plowman 10 Riddle 11 Kalldea 2 Flara 1 Cunningham 1 Scisly 5 Reinhold 1 Passing Att Coma Tds .' 5 4 33 2 1 11 24 12 147 Receiving Na. Caurht Yds Ditka 70 Riddle 3 13 Delfint) 2 18 Flara 1 7 Scisly 1 11 Haley 3 58 Zanoa 1 14 Pontine Na. Kicks Ave Ditka 3 45 7 Flara 1 &4.0 Tonic . Haley ., Kaliden coudln't break. And if the spotlight should pause mo mentarily on any one of them, it is senior halfback Larry Naviaux, who passed for two TD's and scored Nebraska's all-important two-point con version. ' Michelosen Pitt Coach John Michelosen gave the Huskers credit for "a great game," and when asked if he had expected this type of play from Nebraska, replied, "Absolutely. They're Statistics TJN Pitt First Ttowaa (Total) 12 1 Rushing I Passing 4 10 Penalties 0 RUSI11NQ Net Yards Gained Hi ltt PASSING Number Attempted 13 31 Number Comrleled 7 17 Vomfcer Intercepted By I 0 Net Yards Gained 191 Yards Int-rception Return... 0 TOTAL NET YARDS 187 33S PUNTS (Number! '.. 4 Averare Yards 38.3 47.8 PUNT RETURNS (Yards) 78 27 FUMBLES (Number) 1 1 Ball Lost 1 PENALTIES (Number) Yards Penalised 30 always tough." BUI Jennings, NU coach, was, for the first time in sev eral weeks, a relaxed ma after the game. He munched contentedly on an apple. "There's nothing like win ning," he said. He explained the surprising Husker vic tory, contrasted with losses to less powerful teams, as be ing due to the improved phy ical condition of the squad and the absence of costly mis takes from the Huskers' play. (Nebraska did not fumble, have a pass intercepted, or lose a yard on penalties.) Fine Tribute He added that the game was "a fine tribute" to the seniors on the squad, who had worked for years to bring win ning football back to Nebras ka. The players gathered in the locker room after the game to sin" a rousing chorus of "The '..-arlet and the Cream" to tired and smiling coaches. The old Cornhusker spirt, it seems, is a thing of the past, after all not. Main Feature Clock Stuart: "Houseboat," 1:00, 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:20. Nebraska: "Shoot-out At Medicine Bend," 1:00, 4:33, 8:00. "The D. I.," 2:33, 6:04, 9:31. Lincoln: "Party Girl," 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30. . Varsity: "The Last Hur rah," 1:38, 4:16, 6:54, 9:32, Coronation Of Pope John, 1:15, 3:53, 6:31, 9:09. State: "The Night Heaven Fell," 1:00, 2:46, 4:32, 6:18, 8:07, 9:53. Joyo: "Tank Force," 7:00, 10:25. "Gigi," 8:25 only. Starview: "Cartoon," 7:15. "Gigi," 7:25. "East Of Eden," 9:35. "Last Complete Show," 8:25. 84th & O: "Cartoons," 7:15. "Spacemasterx7" 7:30, 10:30. "Proud Rebel," 8:45. SM HOLLYWOOD BOWL Open Bowling Saturday I Sunday 24 Lonei Automatic Pinsetters Restaurant . . . Barber Shop 920 X. 48th PHONE 6-1911 ANNUAL Kosmet Klub FALL REVUE Friday, Novembir 21-8 P.M. PERSHING AUDITORIUM Tickets from K KWorkars r Box Offfe THEY SAID IT COULDNT BE DONE-BUT TODAY'S L'M GIVES YOU- V v v.v.'.sv.v.-.v.'.vAw m v v. : .v: They said it couldn't b 1 done! Only a few years ago, the four-minute mile l seemed unattainable. 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