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The Daily Nebraskan
Friday, October 30, 1959
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Dnane Mongerson . , , Husker left tackle
Left Tackle Mongerson
Is Playing Third Year
By Dave Wohlfarth
Duane Mongerson, 6' 4",
210 pound tackle, is playing
hi third straight year for the
Huskers, having won two pre
vious football letters.
Mongerson, who also par
ticipated in track last spring,
is one of the big barriers in
the surprisingly tough NU
line this year.
Last year, Duane saw 463
minutes of action and was a
big factor in te Huskers'
outstanding line play in the
Pittsburgh game. He lists
this 14-6 upset as his top
thrill at Nebraska.
Of this year's opponents,
Duane believes ' the Texas
backfield and offense the
best, while Indiana had the
best line am! defense.)
Mongerson attended Omaha
North, where he was out
standing in football and track,
winning two letters in each
snort. He was selected as
tackle for the Intercity
League Grid Team ana tne
All-State squad plus earning
a High School A 1 1-American
Award. In track, his discus
toss of 148' 6" set a school
record.
Duane is 21 years old, mar
ried and a senior in Teach
er's College. He is a member
of 'N' Club and has a 5.5
scholastic average. His plans
for the future are to teach
Industrial Arts and coach
track and football. Besides
these snorts. ' Mongerson en
joys swimming, fishing and
hunting.
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and hit orchestra -Everything
for Holloween fun.
Not formal . , .
but denim wear
We guarantee It
to be a
"ipooky" night!
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Frosh Gridders In Season Finale
Undefeated Season
Is Nebraska Goal
A second consecutive un
defeated season will be the
goal of Nebraska's fresh
man footballers when, they
clash with the Kansas State
variin?s at Manhattan to
day. Kickoff time is 3 p.m.
Last year's frosh defeated
Iowa State and Kansas State
for an unbeaten season and
this year's squad holds a
33-13 win over the Cyclones.
Nebraska held the Wildcats
to a safety last year in taking
a 19-2 victory.
K-State Loss
Kansas State dropped their
opener to Kansas, 27-12, after
holding a 12-7 lead midway
in the third quarter. Wildcat
freshman coach Ed Dissinger
has juggled his lineup con
siderably since the Jayhawk
encounter. Five new faces
will be in the Kansas State
starting lineup.
Startin? their first came
for the Wildcats will be Mike
Justice, quarterback; Benny
Cochrun, left halfback; Dar
rpll Shurtz. left tackle: Ted
Zielke. center; and Mike
Corazin, left end.
Roundintr out the starting
unit for Kansas State will be
Dennis Winfrey, right end;
Ken Nash, right tackle; Bill
Schultz and Jerry K u p k a,
guards; Willis Crenshaw,
right halfback and Jack
Clanton, fullback.
Sonny Calta
Sonny Calta of Omaha
will be on the second unit
for the Wildcats and he will
be opposing three high school
teammates now on the Hus
ker roster. Calta attended
Omaha South with Huskers
John Faiman, Jack Fiscoan
and Ron Eissler.
Calta broke up the Nebras
ka high school all-star game
with a 77-yard punt return.
He started against Kansas
but has been dropped to the
alternate unit for the Nebras
ka game.
Freshman coach Warren
Schmakel announced t r i
captains for the battle with
Kansas State. They are Er
nie Bonistall, John Faiman
and Eddie McBride.
Bonistall and Faiman are
quarterbacks and McBride is
a center. Bonistall hails from
Williamsville, N.Y. and re
cevied the Daily Nebraskan
Star of the Week award for
his performance against
Iowa State.
Faiman was the starting
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FROSH PRACTICE Nebraska's fresh
man gridders prepare for the season finale
against Kansas State, Friday at Manhat
tan.' The players are Daryl Pearson (67),
Odell Parker (71), Thunder Thornton
(with ball), Dwain Carlson (62), Donald
right of Little are Tyrone Robertson, Tony
Gerrard (42) and Jim Little (17). To the
. Tetro and Larry Wiedeman.
quarterback aainst the Cy
clones and will start again
today. He was an all-state
quarterback at Omaha South.
McBride is a 6-0, 205
pounder from Muskegon
Heights, Michigan.
Starters
Schmakel announced the
following probably starting
lineup: Bill McDonald, left
end;' Bill Schachel, left
tackle; Bob Jones, left
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The Big Eight spotlight this weekend will be focused on
Lawrence, Kansas, where the Jayhawks entertain Iowa
State's Cyclones in a battle for second place in the confer
ence. Iowa State, Kansas and Missouri are currently tied for
second with Missouri playing Colorado at Boulder. The Cy
clones have wins over Colorado and Kansas
State and a loss to Missouri.
Missouri has defeated Nebraska and
Iowa State with a loss to Oklahoma. Kansas
boasts victories over Nebraska and Kansas
State with their only conference loss being '
to Oklahoma.
Last week, this corner picked all five
games right involving conference teams V
bringing the season record to 30 right and t
eieht wrong for a percentage of .789. if
This week's picture looks like this: Brown
OKLAHOMA STATE 28, MARQUETTE 6 - The Cow
in their eyes after last week's 7-6 squeaker over Kansas and
Nebraska doesn't seem to be able to find the goal line.
KANSAS 14, IOWA STATE 6--The Cyclones dream will
come to an end Saturday but it was nice while it lasted.
MISSOURI 21, COLORADO 7-The Tigers are still look
ing forward to the Orange Bowl and should romp over the
Buffs.
IOWA 42, KANSAS STATE 0 Kansas State's only win of
the season came against South Dakota State and the Wild
cats will be hopelessly outclassed this week.
OKLAHONMA STATE 28, MARQUETTE 6-The Cow
boys are working on a four-game winning string and should
have little trouble in extending it to five.
NEBRASKA FROSH 27, KANSAS STATE FROSH 13
The Husker yearlings should complete their second succes
sive undefeated season today.
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Intramural Coverage
I realize that the intramural coverage in the Daily Ne
braskan has been practically nil. This has been mainly tie
cause of two things.
Number one is time. There are only so many hours In
the day and I can't cover all the intramurals and varsity
sports at the same time. It would be like Gregg McBride
trying to cover all the high school teams in the state without
getting any correspondence from them.
The second reason is that very few organized houses
have turned In any Intramural news. I have always run any
intramural stories' turned into my office and will cont'nue to
do so, but this is a two-way street. 1
I can't write the stories without information and since
there is a time problem, I will leave it up to the houses to
turn in their intramural sports news with this promise. If it
is turned in by noon of the day after the event, I will run a
story of it.
The Daily Nebraskan sports desk scheduled a meeting
of intramural managers about three weeks ago. The meet
ing received adequate publicity but only four houses bothered
to send representatives.
If this is an indication of the interest in intramural sports
coverage, then maybe the few inches it has received has
been too much.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Remember two years ago
when we defeated Kansas in basketball and Chancellor Clif
ford Hardin gave us a day off from school on the condition
that we not ask for another until we beat Oklahoma in foot
ball. Enough said!
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Undefeated
NU Harriers
Meet Buffs
Nebraska's cross country
runners will be trying to com
plete an undefeated dual and
triangular season when they
journey to Boulder for a
match with Colorado at 9:30
a.m. Saturday. f
Nebraska finished ahead of
Colorado, 32-35, in a trangular
meet with Kansas State ear
lier this fall. Since then the
Buffs have won a pair of
duals from the Air Force
Academy.
The Huskers opened the
season with a triangular win
over the Buffs and Wildcats
and hold dual victories over
Iowa State and Missouri.
Joe Mullins and Joe Ameri
can Horse are the leading Ne
braska point winners. Mullins
has a 1st place finish and two
2nd places to his credit and
American Horse has fin
ished 2nd once and 3rd twice.
Saturday's match will end
the dual season with the Big
Eight Championships being
held at Lawrence, Kansas,
Nov. 7.
The following runners will
make the Colorado trip: Mul
lins, American Horse, Bill
Melody, Ken Ash, Paul Niel
sen, Djck Kier and Jerry
Marples.
Cross Country
Run Draws 22
High Schools
Twenty-two high schools
will compete in the annual
Nebraska fall cross country
run Saturday morning at
10:45.
It will be held over the Uni
versity of Nebraska course
but the high school runners
will compete at 1.9 miles.
Schools who will be repre
sented include Lincoln South
east, Tekamah, Lincoln High,
Hyannis, Hastings, O'Neill,
Boys Town, Lincoln Northeast
Valentine. Seward. Butte.
C r o f t o n, Creighton Prep,
Plattsmouth, Kearney, Auro
ra, Rock County (Bassett),
Hebron, Friend. Randolph,
Grand Island and Omaha
North.
Ed Applications Due
Applications for elementary
education student , teachers
must be filed before Sunday.
Forms are available in 202
Teachers College.
guard; Eddie McBride, cen
ter; Tyrone Robertson, right
guard; Ron Borer, right
tackle; Larry Donovan, right
end.
Faiman will be directing a
backfield composed of Bill
Comstock or Gary Larsen at
left halfback, Isacc Newton
will be running from the right
halfback slot and Thunder
Thornton will be the full
back.
Sig Eps Defeat
Delta Tau Delta
For 4ZT Crown
The Delta Tau Delta 'B'
team lost 20-12 to Sigma Ph
Epsilon 'B' team, Monday, in
the Intramural 'B' football
championship.
Variety Tickets'
To Go on Sale
Tickets for the Student Un
ion Variety Show will go on
sale Monday in the Union
ticket office.
The show will be presented
Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Union
Ballroom. Rehearsals began
this week for the 14 acts
which were picked from 29
that auditioned.
Fans Will Burn
Sooner Tonight
Tonight at 6:45, hopeful
fans will begin arousing spir
it as they begin the parade
for the Homecoming pep ral
ly. .
The queen, yell leaders and
band will lead students to the
rock lot south of the Elgin
Building where a 10-foot
"Sooner" will be hung and
burned at the close of the
rally.
Main Feature Clock
Stuart: "Samson and Deli
lah," 1:40, 4:20, 7:00, 9:35.
Lincoln: "Tarzan The Ape
Man," 1:15, 3:00, 4:40, 6:20, 8:00,
9:40.
. Nebraska: "Ma and Pa Ket
tle on Vacation," 1:00, 4:00,
7:01,10:00. "Frances Covers the
Big Town," 2:21, 5:21, 8:22.
Joyo: "Mathmagic Land,"
7:00, 9:00. "Darby O'Gill and
The Little People," 7:30, 9:30.
Varsity: "Middle Of The
Night," 1:00, 3:07, 5:14, 7:21,
9:28.
State: "Surrender Hill," 1:00,
3:58, 6:52, 9.48. "Battle Flame,"
2:38, 5:34,-8:30.
84th & O: Cartoons, 7:15.
"Hounds Of BaskerviHe," 7:25.
"Band Of Angels," 9:00. "Gam
ma People," 11:10. "Bombers
Of Mora Tau." 12:30.
Starview: Cartoons, 7:15.
"Road Racers," 7:30. "The Lit
tle Hut," 9:05. "Daddy - O,"
10:40.
West "O": Cartoons, 7:15.
"Teacher's Pet," 7:20. "The
Young Philadelphians," 9:20.
Last Complete Show, 8:30.
Simmons Wins
Championship
Jerry Simmons, Delta Tau
Delta, won the intramural
free throw championship here
Monday night.
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