Mondoy, October 5, 1959
The Doily Nebroskon
Poge 3
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Price's 192
Leads Union
Bowlers
David Price of Seaton I led
all bowlers in the Union Bowl
ing Leagues last week with a
192 average for three games.
.. Price's Seaton team is lead
ing the Quadrangle league
with four wins and no losses
and 2325 total pins.
Hitchcock and the Five
Aces also have four wins and
no defeats but they trail Sea
ton in total pins. Hitchcock
has 2279 pins and the Five
Aces have 2126.
Elmer Krai of Fairfield
leads the Selleck League with
a three-game average of 170.
Canfield I and Counselors
have four wins and no losses
in the Selleck League ,b u t
Canfield leads in total pins
with 2297 to 2203 for Coun
selors. In the Ag College men's
league, Ralph Holmstrora of
Burr Hall I holds the top
three-game average with a
170. He is followed closely by
Bob Peterson of Alpha Gam
ma Rho with 169.
Burr Hall I leads that
le-jue with a 4-0 record and
2178 total pins and they are
followed by Alpha Gamma
Rho with a 4-0 record and 2008
total pins.
Co-Ed League
Marian Brayton of Alpha
Phi leads the Co-Ed League I
with a 145 average as the Al
pha Phis are on top with a
4-0 record and 1924 total pins.
In second place is Kappa
Kappa Gamma with a 3-1 rec
ord and 1672 total pins.
Teams Include
Bashful Bottlers
Mixed bowling teams will
begin league play Sunday and
continue every Sunday from 2
to 4 p.m.
Eight teams for couples or
"bashful" girls and boys are
to be organized, but partici
pants must sign up by Wed
nesday in the games area. A
special husband-wife league
Is also on the schedule.
Trophies are to be awarded
to the winners.
Nebraska Gridders Gain Win Number Two
Huskers Host Jays
hi Conference Opener
By Hal Brown
Nebraska's 7-6 victory over
Oregon State marked the first
time since 1956 that a Ne
braska football team has won
two consecutive games.
In 1956, Pete Elliott's Hus
kers defeated Missouri, 15-14,
and Kansas, 26-20, on succes
sive Saturday's. The year's
team finished the season with
a 4-6 record.
2-1 Record
Saturday's win coupled with
last week's victory at Minne
sota gives the Huskers two
wins and one loss as they
enter conference competition
this weekend against Kansas.
Kansas has suffered losses
at the hands of Texas Chris
tian, 14-7, and Syracuse, 35
21. The Jayhawks got their
first win of the season, Sat-
IM Football
Tuesday Games
MacLean 1
Seaton I 0
Van Es ...20
Bessey 12
Burnett 1
Smith 0
Selleck 6
Gooding ,, 0
Sigma Nu . , 42
Delta Upsilon 0
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 13
Farm House 0
Ag Men 13
Brown Palace 0
Wednesday Games
Dental College 27
Wesley House 0
Geologists 7
Navy, ROTC 6
Sigma Chi B 24
Beta Theta Pi-B 19
Acacia 6
Alpha Gamma Sigma ..... 0
Pi Kappa Phi 1
Theta Chi 0
Sigma Nu B 6
Alpha Tau Omega 0
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7 Air Fore Story
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urday, with a 28-7 win over
Boston University.
The big question in the
minds of the Nebraska fans
Is whether Nebraska will be
at full or near-full strength
for the Kansas encounter.
The Huskers took a physi
cal beating against Minnesota
last week and Saturday's
game was another bruising
affair. Don Fricke, Tom Kra
mer and Don Olson were kept
out of the Oregon State tussle
with injuries and it is not
known if they will be able
to go against the Jayhawks.
The fullback post is of ma
jor concern at the moment
with Fricke and Martin both
injured.. Martin suffered rib
injuries against Oregon
State.
Big 8 Campaign
As the Huskers enter the
Big Eight campaign, every
game looms as a big one with
everyone but Oklahoma look
ing for a trip to the Orange
Bowl.
A look at the statistics In
dicates the closeness of the
Oregon State game. In total
yards gained, Nebraska held
only a slim one-yard advant
age with 241 yards compared
to 240 for. the Beavers.
The Huskers picked np 17
first downs to 14 for Oregon
State. One of the big statisti
cal factors was fumbles as
the Beavers fumbled seven
times, losing the ball on two
of them. Nebraska fumbled
only once and recovered it
themselves.
The Husker score came as
a result of an Oregon State
fumble. Dick Rosier recov
ered a Beaver fumble on the
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Big 8 Football
Nebraska 7, .. Oregon State 6
Missouri 14, ... . Iowa State 0
Kansas 28, Boston 7
Oklahoma St. 27 Kansas St. 21
Oklahoma 42 ... . Colorado 12
THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Kansas at Nebraska. .
Missouri at SMU.
Oklahoma at Texas.
Iowa State at South Dakota.
Colorado at Kansas State.
Tulsa at Oklahoma State.
WHAT DO I DO NOW? That Is probably what Pat Fischer (40) Is wondering as Oregon State's Don Kasso (41) and
Howard Hogan (72) converge on him. Number 67 is Dale Slemer.
Nebraska 43 yard line and it
took the Huskers 12 plays to
move for the touchdown.
Tolly Pass
Pat Fischer and Carroll
Zaruba moved the ball to the
Oregon State four-yard line.
Harry Tolly, who was out of
the game for only one play,
hit Zaruba in the end lone
with a pass to give Nebraska
a fr-0 lead. Ron Meade added
the extra point to make it
7-0 at halftime.
Oregon State fought back
to score with 9:36 gone in the
third quarter driving 88 yards
in 13 plays for the touchdown.
Oregon State decided to try
for two points and Jim Stin
nette was stopped by the stub
born Husker line in what
turned out to be the key play
in the game.
When asked why they tried
for two instead of one point, j
Oregon State Coach Tommy
Prothro replied, "We play to
win and we thought that was
our best chance."
IM Meeting
A meeting for Intramural
Chairmen will be held Mon
day, October 12. The meeting
is in regard to coverage of
intramural .events by the
Daily Nebraskan. The time
and site will be announced
later.
Husker Football Statistics
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TOTAL FLATS Raoee aad
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PENALTIES (Somber I .... 1
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FIELD OOALS (Namaer
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Veft Taeklee-Mik Kline. Earl Woed-
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OeerlerkarkB Herald Swift, Mara
Palnateer, Bob FarreU.
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Rasao, Earl HarWo.
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Left Eeda Roter Brede, Joha Bend.
Left TeckleaGeorte Haney. Duane
Moueraoa.
Left GaaraeJoha Ponaei, Dal
Siemer.
CeelertJlm Moore. DarreU Cooper.
Rlakl Gaarda Dick Koeier. L t r e y
Eentie.
R t f k t TaeHea Roland MeDale, Al
Wellman.
Rlrbt Eoda Don Pnroell, Pat Salemo.
Oaartarkacka H irti Tolly. Ron
Meade.
Left Balfkacka P a t riachcr, Dallaa
Dyer.
Ritkl Halfbacka-Clay Whit. CarroU
Earvba.
Fallharka Noel Martin. Bill Bohanan.
Officiate Referee. Joseph M. Paulaon:
umpire. Robert N. Miller: linesman.
Joha Lloyd! lodge. Howard S. Reidi
back Juds. Alex George.
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