Tuesaay, October 27, 1959
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
7959 Beg Eight Pre -Season Basketball Tournament Bracket
i - -
December 26 - 28 - 29 30
KANSAS STATC
Ltitr I
I Sot 7:i0 p.m.
Winr-r 1
IOWA STATI
COLORADO
S Tuts. 2:00 p.m. .
Wlnntr i
:
7 Tut. 7.-10 p.m.
Winner 7
J Sot. 9:30 p.m.
ItMf
10 WW. 4:00 J.
Whrnw
Not Game Will Be Televised
Moil orders for tickets will be received after November 20.
Peference will be given those ordering for oil fctir nights.
Basketball Outlook Is Promising
Huskers To Meet Colorado
In Pre-Season Tournament
Basketball coach Jerry
Bush's cagers drew Colorado
as an opening assignment
in the Big Eight P re-Season
Basketball Tournament.
The tourney will be held
December 26, 28, 29 and 30
in Kansas City, Missouri.
Opening Gaines
Other first-round assign
ments send Kansas State
against Iowa State, Missouri
against Oklahoma and Kan
sas will meet Oklahoma
State. .
Nebraska will meet the
Buffalos at 9:30 p.m. on the
opening day.
The Huskers have all start
ers from last year's squad
returning plus some high-
NV Kickers
Whitewash
SoDahs, 4-0
The University of Nebras
ka Soccer team got back 4.0
their winning ways Saturday
when they defeated the South
Dakota Club 4-0' at Vermil
lion, South Dakota.
This was the Huskers sec
ond victory of the season
making them 2-3 thus far.
George Morris played a
sterling game as he led the
team in scoring with 3 timely
goals. Joe Luk added the
other Husker tally and the
Husker team played good de
fense to whitewash the Da
kotans. The team members mak
ing the trip were: Martin
Carrencedo, Loui M o 1 n e r,
Dan Bockelmann, Clark Balt
zell, Harald Dreimanes, Al
Arrigunaga, Mike Gomez,
Joe Luk, George Morris, and
Bill Whitman.
The match scheduled for
Sunday against the Germans
of Omaha was cancelled.
iW!!!llli!!ffi'!HI
f a a aiNi sun
hgi I New flnt I'
JP I kin
SUIT PlW
Icturt
IP J NOVAK
flil MARCH
safe
Swingline
Stapler no
bigger than a
pack of gum!
98
(Includint
1000 Maples I
5WINGLINE "TOT"
Millions now in use. Uncondi
tionally guaranteed. Makes book
covers, fastens papers, arts and
crafts, mends, tacks, etc. Avail
ble at your college bookstore.
SWINCUNE
."Cub" Stopltr $1.29
StWTtp&Tiel inc.
ONO lilANO CITY, NEW VOK. N-Jt,
Itttr 2
NEBRASKA
t
f Wt. 2:00 p.m.
MISSOURI
lour 2
3 Mon.
OKLAHOi
Turn. 4.00
p.m.
KANSAS
Mtn.
lour 4
OKLAHOMA STATE
ly promising sophomores. Ne
braska finished third in the
Big Eight tournament last
year, their highest finish in
13 seasons.
Nebraska defeated Okla
homa State 55-48 in the
opening round and then
suffered a 54-50 setback in
semifinal action before com
ing back to take a 60-43 tri
umph over Oklahoma in the
battle for .third place.
Herschell Turner received
28 of 32 bal
lots in t h e
voting for the
all -tourna
ment t e am.
He was also
named to the
United
national a 1 1
Big Eight
team, and to
a third team
A
mm
Turner
spot on the Helms Athletic
Foundation all-A m e r i c a n
team.
Turner combined with Al
Maxey to lead the Huskers
in scoring. Turner scored 428
points for a 17.1 per game
average while Maxey chipped
Frosli Gridders To Meet
fc-State in Season Finale
The Nebraska freshman
gridders will be trying to
complete the second consecu
tive undefeated season for
Nebraska - frosh when they
travel to Manhattan for an
encounter with the Kansas
State yearlings. (
Game time is 3 p.m.
The young Huskers won
their only other game of the
season from Iowa State by 'a
33-13 count at Lincoln. Last
year's freshmen defeated the
Cyclones and "Kansas State
for an undefeated season.
Freshman coach Warren
Schmakel named the follow
ing players to the traveling
squad for the Wildcat clash:
Left ends; Mic'- Drum, Bill
MacDonald, Larry Tomlin
son, Bruce Young, Walter
C 3 rift on
Left tackles; Bill Schaghel,
Bennie Abscn, Bob Zuver and
R. J. Hamsa.
Left guards; Doug Kluck,
Bob Jones, Duane Carlson,
Gary Shaneck and Jake Tols
ma. Centers; Ed McBride, Odell
Parker, Larry Krause, Ron
Jayhawkcr Hadl
Leads Punters
-Bolstered by his record
breaking 94-yard punt against
OklahomaJohn Hadl, Kansas
sophomore, fattened his kick
ing average over the week
end to 44.5 yards on 27 at
tempts for the conference
lead.
Hadl's boot erased the rec
ord held by Wahoo McDaniel
of Oklahoma. McDanlel's old
record was 91 yards.
guaranteed for as long as
you own your car.
1732 "0" St. Ph 7-7724
Wlnntr 2
'
Ltwr 7 ,
I - '
11-W.d. 7:10 p..l W.4. IliO Mb
I loitr
Wlnntr
7:10 p.m.
)rA
T.
"3 p.m.
0:10 p.m.
Wlnntr 4
in with 384 points for a 15.3
average. ;
The Huskers compiled a 12
13 overall record and a 5-9
record in the conference for
a fifth-place tie with Okla
homa State.
Home Games
Bush began putting his cag
ers through daily workouts
nearly two weeks ago in
preparation for a 23-game
schedule. Nebraska's first six
Jerry Bush
Eissler, Berkeley Lambert
and Joe Gallagher.
Right guards; Tyrone Rob
ertson, Paul Fuehrer, Larry
Wiedeman, Jim Arndt and
Jim Roode.
Right tackles; Ron Borer,
Ron Michka, Don Gerrard,
Jim McMahon and Larry Sed
lacek. Right ends; Larry Dono
van, Jack Kiscoan, Bob Car
roll, Bob Fiepelkorn and
Daryl Pearson.
Quarterbacks; John Fai
man, Ernest Bontstall, Den
nis Claridge and Frank Preo.
Left halfbacks; Bill Corn
stock, Jary Larsen, Joe Koz
lowski, Cal Cutwright and
Jerry Aubert.
Right halfbacks; Isaac
Newton, Len Bevilacqua, Jim
I p p o 1 i t o, Jim Little, Jim
Vesely and Dick Strutz.
Fullbacks; Bill Thornton,
Jim Burd, Tony Tetro, Dick
Velez.
Nebraskan
Want Ads
No. Wordt 1 da. 2 da. i da. 4 da.
1-10
.40 .86 .86 1.00
11-15 .80 J .80 1.00 1.2S
10-20
.00 .05 1.25 1.50
21-20 .70 1.10 1.48 1.75
28-30 .BO 1.25 1.66 2. Ml
31-85 .00 1 1.10 1.86 2.26
36-40 I 1.00 1.65 2.06 2.50
Trima low-eoat ratei apply to Want
Ada which art placed for conattutivt
oaya and art paid for within 10 dart
attar tht ad axplrat or la canceled.
PERSONAL!
H. Don't worry about It; I wrote tht
lawyer about two weeks ago. Bam.
WB WRITE PAPERS, report!, edi
tions, rewrite article!, books, theses.
Research Library of Congress. U. 8.
Agencies. WRITERS BUREAU. Box
1759, Washington 13, D.C.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
PEKRT'S PLACE Grocery and Dairy.
Open seven days a week. Bread and
milk fresh dally. For those forgot
ten Items visit Perry'i Place. 3501
Holdregt. 0-9666.
LOST:
Man's Elgin watch with black leather
band. Lost on P. K. field Mon.
evening. Call Melvln Rllev or Jim
Cawthra. Phont 2-3777. REWARD.
TAILORING
Custom Tailors Finest woolens. Spe
cialists In men's and women's fitting
problems. Double breasted converted
'to single, tuxedos to shawl collar.
College Tailors. Esther Loao, 4445
So. 48th. Phone 4-4212.
WANTED:
Wanted : A male student to , dhare
apartment. 0-1531.
1 -.v -
Li" & L
Winner I
games will be played on the
home court so Husker fans
will be able to get. a good
look at the cagers before
Christmas vacation. '
After clashing .with the
frosh, December 1, the round
ballers will take on Minneso
ta, the .Air Force Academy,
the alumni, Notre Dame and
Michigan State before head
ing on a western road trip.
Basketball Schedule
Date
Dec. 1
Dec. 5
Dec. 7
Dec. 12
Dec. 14
Dec. 17
Dec. 19
Opponent
Freshmen
Air Force
Minnesota'
Alumni
Notre Dame
Michigan State
At Oregon State
Dec. 21 At Oregon State
Dec. 23 At Montana
De'c. 26-30 Big Eight Tourna
ment at Kansas City, Mo.
Jan. 4 At Iowa State
Jan. 9
Jan. 11
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 1
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
Feb. 22
Feb. 27
Mar. 5
Mar. 7
Kansas
At Mlsouri
At Colorado
Colorado
Missouri
At Oklahoma St.
At Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas Statt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
At Kansas State
At Kansas
At last! A breakfast drink
you can keep in your room
More vitamin C than orange Juice. New instant TANG is the breakfast
drink you can keep right on your bookshelf because TANG keeps any
where without refrigeration.
Mak as much as you want, whenever you want. Just mix with plain cold
water nothing to squeeze, nothing to unfreeze.
Drink TANQ every morning and get more vitamin C than orange or
grapefruit juice gives you. Plus vitamin A. Tastes real good, too.
Today's assignment: get
vj2 r YOU CAN MAKE TANQ J
THAT'S OK lX 'VXV
I f ( BUT MAKE MINE J yV&e
wantsoi Situations and. gag lines for our two campus characters
(above). Must relate to TANG. Will pay $25 for every entry used.
Huskers Begin Preparations
For Homecoming Encounter
By Hal Brown
Nebraska began prepara
tion, Monday, for their up
coming battle with Oklahoma
and after being held to only
seven points by Kansas last
weekend, the Sooners are ex
pected to throw everything
but the kitchen -sink at the
Huskers.
Oklahoma has a nasty
habit of bouncing back from
bad showings to pummel their
next opponent. The Sooners
trounced Colorado 42-12 after
losing to Northwestern 45-13
in their season opener.
"Oklahoma has their usual
ball club and we expect them
to roar at us with everything
they've got," said head coach
Bill Jennings.
"The Sooners are tough de
Husker Grid Statistics
Nebraska Opponents
53 First downs rushing 61
11 First downs passing 20
5 First downs penalties 3
69 Total first downs 84
lm)8 Yarns gained rushing 1244
176 Yards lost rushing 131
8112 Net yards gained rushing. ...1113
274 Rushing plays 300
3.0 Average Rain rushing 3.7
64 Tasses attempted 72
22 Passes completed 32
4 Passes had intercepted 7
228 Yards gained passing 413
3.6 Average gain passing 5.7
338 Total offensive plays 372
1060 Net yards gained 1526
3.1 Average gain per play 4.1
42 Punts 29
35.4 Punt average 35.4
24 Penalties . , 34
222 Penalty yardage 292
15 Fumbles , 25 '
8 Fumbles lost 10
RUSHING
' Carried Gained Lost Net Avg.
Clare 3
White 31
Zaruba 32
Fficke 22
Martin 39
Fischer 52
Dyer 27
Bohanan 9
Tolly 32
Kramer 20
Meade 3
Ruti.liano ... 3
Team" 1
21
152
135
86
152
210
87
21
86
58
0
0
0
21
146
128
86
152
174
83
17
54
26
-15
17
-23
70
4.7
4.0
3.9
3.9
3.3
3.1
1.9
1.7
1.3
-5.0
-5.7
Neb. tot 274 1008 176 832 3.0
Opp. tot 300 1244 121 1113 3.7
Bad pass from center
PASSING
Att. Comp. Pet. Yds. TD Into.
Tolly 28 12 .459 120 3 1
Kramer ...12 5 .417 68 ,1 2
Meade ...12 3 .250 33 0 0
Rutlgliano 10 2 .200 17 0 1
Fischer ... 2 Q. .000 0 0 0
Neb. tot. 64 22 .344 228
Opp. tot. 72 31 .444 413
TOTAL OFFENSE
Playt Gitlned
4 4
5 7
Avr.
70
4.7
4.0
3.9
3.9
J-S
3.2
2.9
2.7
19
1.2
Clare 3 SI
White 31 .
Zaruba 32
Frlcke 22
Martin 39
Dyer 27
Fischer 54
Kramer 32
Tolly 60
Bohanan ' 9
Meade 15
Rutlgliano 13
146
128
86
152
83
174
4
164
17
18
0
TANG!
fensively. If you discount , the
60-yard run by Dave Harris,
Kansas gained only 55 yards
rushing against Oklahoma."
Jennings called Oklahoma
quarterback Bobby Boyd,
"one of the better quarter
backs, Oklahoma has p r o
duced." Boyd is the fourth leading
scorer in the conference with
32 points, trailing Tony Ban
field of Oklahoma State, Tom
Watkins and Dwight Nichols
of Iowa State.
He is also the leading punt
returner with six returns
good for 111 yards giving him
an average of 18.5- yards per
return.
Oklahoma's Wahoo McDan
iel is the second leading
punter in the Big, Eight av-
Team
Neb. tot. 338
OOP. tot. 372
1M8
1528
1.1
4.1
Baa pass from center
PUNTING
No. Tot. Yds. Ave. Blocked
Tollv 38 1286 36.7 0 '
Bond 1 34 34.0 0
Kramer 5 16S 33.0 0
Team 1 0 0 1
Neb. tot. 42 1483 35.4 1
ODD. tot. 20 1027 35.4 0
Bad pass from center
i SCORING
TD ' Extra Points FG Totsl
Kick. Run Pass Pts.
Att. Md. Att. Md. Att. Md. -White
...3 0 000000 18
Zaruba .2 0 000000 12
Meade 0 6 4000017
Fischer 10 0.00 0006
Tolly ...1 O O'O 0 1 0 06
Neb. tot. 76400101 49
OPD.tot. 11 10 6 1 0 0 0 t 80'
Includes 2 points for safety
PASS RECEIVING
No. Caught Yardare Avg. TU
Purcell 1
39
39.0
120
11.5
Fischer 4
Zaruba 2
Brede 6
Martz I
Clare 1
White 5
Bonana 1
Neb. tot 22
'48
23
56
21
7
31
3
9.3
10.3
7.0
S.2
3.0
18.4
12.8
228
413
OOP. tot. . 32
PUNT RETURNS
No. Yardage Avg.
Fischer '.' 3 38 12.7
Dyer 4 15 3.8
Wsrd 1 , 0
Neb. tot 3 53 6.8
Opp, tot. 20 138 6.9
' K1CKOFF RETURNS
No. Yardage Avg.
?yer 3 89 29.7
oily 2 49 24.5
Fischer . .. 7 171 24.4
Meade 1 18 18 0
White 3 , 30 10.0
Salerno 1 8 8.0
Haney 1 0
Neb. tot. 18
385
20.J
16.3
Opp. tot. v 14
228
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
No.
Yardage Avg.
Tolly ....
Tinglehoff
Siejjicr
Cooper
Martz . . .
2
59
2.b
22.0
5.0
4.0
22
S
4
0
0
80
90
Neb. tot 7
Opp. tot 4
12.8
22.5
A
Address: TANG College Contest, Dept. GRM, Post Division, Battle
Greek, Michigan. (Entries must be postmarked before Dec. 15, 1959.)
eraging 40.7 yards per punt.
The Sooners have gained a
total of 1720 yards in five
games this fall white giving
up only 1271. Only Iowa Stat
and Oklahoma Stat hav
amassed mbre yards than
Oklahoma and they hav
played one more game. Iowa
State has gained 2074 yards
and the Cowboys have a total
of 1998.
Clare , Leads
Nebraska trails their oppo
nents in yards gained with
1060 to 1526. Pat Clare leads
the Huskers in rushing with
a 7.0 yard average but he
has carried the ball only
three times.
Clay White continues to
lead the regulars with a 4.7
yard average on 146 yards
in 31 carries. Harry Tolly is
the leading Nebraska passer
with 12 completions in 28 at
tempts. Tolly also leads the squad
in punting with a 36.7 aver
age. Tolly has punted the
ball 35 times for a 'total of
1286 yards which is an ex
ceptional average considering
the number of snapbacks he
has fielded off the ground.
Several of Tolly's punti
have been gotten off just in
the nick of time before be
ing blocked by opposing line
men. , .
"Tolly is one of the finer
kickers in the country," com
mented Jennings.
Noel Martin, Roland Mc
Dole, 'Don Fricke and Roger
Brede were on the injured
list Monday with Martin prob
ably missing the homecom
ing battle.
THE
DEBONAIRES
A FINE,
DANCEABU SOUND
FIND OUT ABOUT OUR
MONEY SAVING CAMPUS
ACTIVITY PLAN.
FOR INFORMATION
BILL MILLER 5-9018
NEW! INSTANT!
Just mix with ecld water
produot of Gantrtl Foods KftohM