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Monday, November 16, 1 959 The Daily Nebraskan Page 3 NU Grid Record Continues To Improve Wa W .fc 7 A ZARUBA DRIVES FOR YARDAGE Carroll "Pappy" Zaruba (31), Ilusker halfback buUg his way for a few extra yards with two Buffs trying to bring him down. Colorado's Walt Klinker has his hands on Zaruba and an unidentified player is at Pappy's feet. Other Buffs are Joe Romig (67) and Gale Weldner (10). Big Eight Orange Bowl Team To Be Decided This Weekend BIO I STANDINGS W L Pel. Oklihoma , 4 1 .8(10 Iowa Stat J J .600 Kanut 1 -600 Missouri I Z .600 Colorado i i .500 Nebraska t 1 .400 Kauai SUM .000 Lait Waek'a Scores Nebraska 14 Colorado 1! Missouri M Kansas State 0 Kansas i Oklahoma State 14 Iowa State 55 San Jose State 0 Oklahoma 28 Arm 20 This Week's Gamea Nebraska at Kansas State Missouri at Kaffsas Iowa State at Oklahoma Three teams remain in con tention for the right to repre sent the Big Eight in the Orange Bowl after Saturday's games. They are Iowa State, Kansas and Missouri. All three have 3-2 records with Missouri playing at Kan sas and Iowa State at Okla homa Saturday. If Iowa State loses to Oklahoma, then the winner of the Missouri-Kansas game would receive the bid. Tic Possible ' But if the Cyclones should upset Oklahoma then the Orange Bowl committee would have to choose be tween Iowa State and the winner of the Missouri, Kan sas encounter. If Iowa State defeats Sooner s, it would be the firit loss for Oklahoma at Norman in a conference game since Nebraska turned the trick back in 1942 by a 7-0 score. 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KNUS Temple Building Unl. exten sion 3268. LAST DANCE SPECIAL OF DANCE SWING CHA-CHA FOX-TROT WALTZ SPECIAL DANCE COURSE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Of Ml iXWIS NOV. 25 Arthur Murray 1232 "M" Sh - tit fcr''y f jawF?-- M Yrr' "" I SgMiiiimiiitifi' '" 'V'.mimiAiiiiimi' ! i -innniinr-iiniiiTii 1 1 r --imiriniT - nm tih ir-nif in the conference and end the Sooners' domination which be gan in 1948. Iowa State, Okla homa and the winner of the Kansas-Missouri game would be tied for first place with 4-2 records. Kansas tied for the confer ence championship with Ok lahoma in 1946 and '47 but the Sooners have had it all to themselves since then. . In Saturday's action, Ne braska knocked Colorado out of the Orange Bowl chase with a 14-12 win. If Nebras ka defeats Kansas State Sa1 urday and Oklahoma ' wins over Iowa State, Nebraska would move into a four-way tie for third place in the con ference. The Huskers would be tied with Colorado,. Iowa State and the loser of the Missouri Kansas game. "Kansas State' is alaready assured of sole possession of the Big Eight cellar. Missouri Romps Missouri had little trouble in romping to a 26-0 win over Kansas State despite the fact that two of their first-string backs were unable to play and the other two were slowed by injuries. Halfback Donnie Smith and fullback Ed Mehrei did not see action and halfback Mel West and quarterback Phil Pat Tesar Bowls High Game of 216 Pat Tesar of Alpha Omi cron Pi outbowled both male and female bowlers the past week in the Student Union bowling leagues. Miss Tesar rolled a high game of lib. She also bowled the wom en's high series score of 517. TomEason led the men 'with a high game of 209 and a high series of 542. The League Standings: Co-ed No. 2 .. W.; Alpha Ornicron PI 15. Kappa Delta " Women'i lrm No. 1 W Women's Dorm No. 1 .... 10 Plil Ifeta Phi V Kappa Alpha Theta IT t. 10V4 11 12'4 13 Quadrangle Seaton Mac-Lean Andrews 21 , 16 16 15 7 12 12 13 16 17 17 18 7 lO ll" n is 1U 18 21 Five Aces Rtitnn Hitchcock Boucher J Fairfield 10 Sclleck Counselors J Hitchcock Canfield 1 l"Al Canfield 2 : j, Seaton II " Burnett !: Fairfield I" Avery 1959 1i 9 SO 4 PRIVATE LESSONS 1 PARTY Snowden were hobbled by bumps and bruises. Norris Stevenson substitut ing for the injured Smith scored one of the Tiger touch downs and set up another. The Missouri defense held Kansas State to only four first downs - and 94 yards rushing and passing. Kansas broke a six-game Oklahoma State winning streak with a 28-14 win in a non-conference game. The Jayhawks first two touch downs came on runs of 32 yards by John Hadl and 41 yards by Curtis McClinton as Kansas built up a 28-6 half time lead. The Cowboy's passing ace, Dick Soergel, was injured in the first half and did not play in the second half. Cyclones Win r. Iowa State racked up 55 points while holding San Jose State, the nation's number two passing ttam, scoreless. It was the Cyclones seventh win of the season against two losses with Oklahoma re maining on the schedule. Iowa State scored five times in the first half to take a 34-0 lead at the half- time break. End Don Webb opened the scoring by run ning the opening kickoff back 77 yards for a touchdown. Dwight Nichols, Iowa State's talented tailback, scored three touchdowns and passed for another as he gained 149 yards rushing and passing. The victory gives Iowa State their best record since 1938 when they won seven, lost one and tied one. It was Table Tennis Entries Are Due Tuesday The closing date for entries in the intramural table tennis tournament is Tuesday at p.m. Six-man team entries must be turned into Room 102 of the Physical Educa tion Building. Play will begin Dec. 1 with separate flights for fraternity, resident halls and indepen dent entries. The winners in each flight will play; for the all-university championship. The intramural department will.rovide tables and pad dles with each player provid ing his own tennis balls. All matches will be played in the Coliseum basement and a schedule of matches for each day will be posted in the Physical Education Building. A trophy will be awarded to the team champions and medals will be given to indi vidual winners. tfls'T EataU II TO BUY STUDENT DIRECTORIES... MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY BOOTHS WILL BE OPEN IN STUDENT UNION FOR PURCHASES TUES. & WED. ORGANIZED HOUSES WILL BE CONTACTED MONDAY BUY ONE NOW-ONLY 85c . -.. m::-i Ml Mi.liii- also the most points scored by an Iowa State team since 1952 and the worst defeat for San Jose since 1923. Army Fumbles Oklahoma scored seven points hi each quarter to take a 28-20 victory over Ar my. Three of the Sooner Scores were as a result of Army fumbles in the cool 28 degree weather at Norman. Quarterback Bobby Boyd scored two of the Sooner TD's with runs of nine and one yards. Game Statistics CU NTJ FIRST DOWNS (Total) 16 Jl Bt rushing T S Br passing I By penalties RUSHING (Number of Rashes) 36 Number Yards Gained 192 Number Yards Lost 16 Net Yards Gained W2 FORWARD PASSING (Number Attempted) 37 . Number Cempleted . 16 Number Had Intercepted 1 Net Yards Gained M TOTAL PLAYS (RUSHES AND PASSES) J TOTAL MET YARDS 311 PUNTS (Number) J Average Yards "-4 Number Had Blocked KICKOFFB (Number) 4 Average Yards 43 KICK RETURNS Number Punt Returns J Yards Punt returns 1 1 55 242 25 217 6 61 240 4 2C.3 I 49 2 13 Yards Klokofl Returns INTERCEPTION RETURNS (NUMBER) Yards Return FUMBLES (Number) Ball Lost BALL LOST ON DOWNS ... PENALTIES (Number) Yards Penalised . FIELD GOALS (Number at tempted) Number Successful 35 i t 3 1 t 4 30 6 67 1 62 , 6 1 1 4 20 6 NEBRASKA Rushing No. Gain Lost Net Ave. Tolly 9 i 2 7 Fischer 13 34 12 Zaruba 18 129 0 Fricke 7 33 0 White 1 3 J Ward 2 2 0 Dyer 1? 16 1.8 1.7 72 22 129 33 3 2 12 4.7 JO 1.0 2.4 Att. Comp. Inter. Incomp. Yds. Tolly .... 3 0 Fischer ..2 1 0 river .... 1 1 0 0 18 f Recelrlng No. Yds. TD White 2 23 Punting Ne. Yds. Are. ,. 6 176 29.3 COLORADO Tolly Rushing No. Gala Lost Net Are. Weidner .... 2 0 9 4.J ci.k.. 15 73 7 72 6.0 Rife 13 39 9 30 Weiss 69 0 69 Woods 1 2 0 3 2.3 66 20 Passing Att. Cemp. Inter. Incomp. Yds. Weidner 37 16 1 M 188 Receding Ne. Yds. TD Rife - Steffen Hensen W'eias McBiide Woods Plkina 20 V 16 95 31 3 15 Pn""" Ne. Yds. McRpMe 7 17 Are. 23.4 NEBRASKA Left ends McDanieL Bond. Left tackles Haney, Mongeraon. Left guards Olson. Ponsetfo. Centers Moore. Cooper. Right guards Zentjc. Right tackles McDole. Gacuaana. Right ends Purcell, Martz. Quarterbacks Tolly. Meade. Left halfbacks Fischer. Dyer. Clare. Right halfbacks White, Ward. Fullbacks Zaruba, Fricke. ' COLORADO Left ends Elklns. HcBride, Hcnson. Watkins Left tackles McCullough. Pearion. Left guards Vardell, Nagel. Centers Klinker, Clark. Scribner. Right guards Romig, Wilscam. Right taeklee Perkins, Eurich. Right ends HUlebrand. Semenko. Campbell. Quarterbecks Weidner, Montera. Left halfbacks Steffen. Maurer. Right halfbacks Rife. Counter. Fullbacks Weiss,' Adams, Woods, officials Referee. Kenneth T. Gal lagher; umpire, Robert M. Miller i line man. James J. Gleesoni Judge, Glenn R Bowles; back Judge, Edward Cooley. DAYS Long Runs And Fricke By Hal Brown Nebraska's 14-12 win over Colorado, Saturday, assured Coach Bill Jennings of his best season since becoming head coach at Nebraska in 1957. The win gives the Huskers 4-5 record with Kansas State coming up Saturday at Manhattan. In his first year at the helm, Jennings squad won only one game, that be ing a 14-7 win over the Wild cats at Manhattan. Steady Improvement Last year, Nebraska im proved their record to 3-7 with big upsets over Penn State and Pittsburgh high lighting the season and with Saturday's victory over Colo rado, Nebraska has improved on last year's record. -Two long runs in the first quarter gave Nebraska the win over the Buffs as the Huskers staved off a torrid Colorado passing attack in the last half. The first score came with only 2:43 gone In the first quarter when the Husker's Don Fricke intercepted a pass from the talented arm of Colo rado quarterback Gale Weid ner and returned it 62 yards unmolested for the touch down. Sophomore quarter back Ron Meade's perfect placekick made it 7-0 in favor of Nebraska. After the two teams ex changed punts twice, Colo rado marched 38 yards for their first score with 11:21 gone in the first quarter. Colorado Score The Buffs took over on the Nebraska 38 and needed only six plays to push the ball over the goal line with Jerry Steffen and Dave Rife carry ing the ball. The big play was a 24-yard run by Steffen, a 191-pound junior halfback from Crof ton, Nebr., which put the ball on the six-yard line. After Rife gained four yards, Steffen bulled his way over in two plays. A pass from Weidner intended for Chuck Weiss was incomplete for -the extra point try and the Huskers still led 7-6. Pappy Scores It took Nebraska just three plays, after Gary Henson kicked off into the end zone, to score again. With a third down and three situation on the Husker 27, Carroll "Pap py" Zaruba broke loose and galloped 73 yards for the final Nebraska touchdown. Meade's magic toe was again ushered into the game for the extra point try and he split the uprights to give the Huskers a 14-6 edge as the first quarter came to an end. That wrapped up the scor ing until early in the fourth quarter when Weidner capped a 64-yard drive by sneaking over from the two-yard line with 58 seconds gone in the final period. Weiss intercepted a Ne braska pass on the Colorado 36 and Weidner threw 10 con secutive passes carrying the Buffs to the Nebraska 12-yard line. Rife picked up a first down in two playt, and Weidner then carried the pigskin into the end zone. The Buffs tried to tie the game with a pass play from Weidner to Hen- son but it was incomplete ana Nebraska led 14-12. Passing Attack It was now a question of whether the Huskers could stop Weidner's aerial assault. After receiving the kickoff, Nebraska punted into the Colorado end zone and the Buffs looked like they were For Ik Lata RECORDED MUSIC for Littaniaf or DaacJiag UVMMa J!r IY1KYDAY uiem V 1 f3?k itock INI VmVi. visit TW Open Noon -9 PM. Week Da) i Saturday From 9 AM. to 6 PM. By Zfiruba Spark Win on their way. Weiss gained 20 on the first play to put the ball on the Colorado 40. Weidner took to the air but a forth down fumble by Teddy Woods gave the Hus kers the ball on their own 44. Nebraska advanced to the Buff 19 before running out of downs. Colorado took over with two and one-half minutes to play and 26,000 spectators moved to the edge of their seats as Weidner began to fill the air with footballs. After moving to a first and ten on the Nebraska 25, the Huskers pass defense stiff ened as Weidner threw four incomplete passes. Nebraska took over with one minute remaining and Tolly just fell on the ball for two plays as the clock ran out giving Nebraska their second conference win. Colorado led the Huskers in first downs with 18 to Ne braska's 11 and the Buffs gained a total of 371 yards to Nebraska's 240. The Huskers outrushed Colorado 217 yards to 182 yards but were outpassed 189 to 23 yards. Nebraska lost the ball three times on fumbles and had three passes intercepted. Both teams were penalized four times for a total ot 30 yards, Zaruba Leads Zaruba closed out his home football career with a 7.2 yard average. He carried the ball 18 times and gained 129 yards. Colorado used 73 plays with 37 of them being passes by Weidner. He completed 16 for 189 yards. Steffen and Weiss led the Colorado rushers with 72 and 69 yards respectively, The win gave Nebraska a series edge over Colorado of nine wins against eight losses and one tie. It also gives Ne braska possession of the Buf falo head again. The Nebraka victory also broke three-game winning streak for the Buffs this sea son and was the first Nebras ka win over Colorado since 1955. SIDELINES: Nebras ka trainer Paul Schneider yv -(mi aae isa Hatwawstaj l'f? t """""""Vim.., CURT , fiSA I . 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Water Basketball Championships Set for Tuesda' Championship games in the intramural water basketball tournament will be played Tuesday with the first game beginning at 7 p.m. Beta Theta Pi will meet Phi Delta Theta for the deep water championship in the first game and Theta Xi taxes on Beta Theta Pi for the shal low water crown. Mail Bowling Starts The Nebraska Big Eight Mail-In Bowling League opened their bowling this week on the Student Union bowling alleys. "LOOK BACK IN ANGER" Performance Still Available $3.50, $2.95 A Z r fclldmiliw mum" - w rtlttninu mum Call 2-5800 For Appointment 141 No. 13th HE 2-208 . .n
