Wednesday, November 18, 1959
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
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Thursday.
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Thursday:
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7 p.m. Beta Skma M r. AlPba Gam
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S P.m. Alpha Tan Omeis-A Slsma
nd-a
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S p.m. Zeta Beta Tan vi. Tneia ui
1 p.m. Slams Alpha Mu vs. Pioneer
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I p.m. PI Kappa Phi v. Aeaela
Tbarsdar. As Colletat
7 p.m. Van Es vi. Besser
a.m. Goodinc vi. 8lleck-A
Physical Education. Court It
( p.m. Thata Xl-A va. Delta upsuoo-a
7 p.m. Delta Slam PI va. Dalta Tan
Delta-A
D m. Hltehoook-A va. Canfleld ,
Phytlcal Education, Court li
S p.m. Benton-A va. Beaton I-
T p.m. MacLean-A vt. Menatt-A
S p.m. Smlth-A va. Beaton n-A
Star of The Week:
Zaruba Earns Nebraskan
Award for Third Time
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By Dave Wohlfarth
This week's Daily Nebras
kan star of the week is a
familiar name in this depart
ment. He's Carroll Zaruba.
who turned in an outstanding
performance to spark the
Huskers past Colorado, 14-12.
Zaruba has been 'Star of
the Week' twice before, gain
ing recognition for his per
formances in the '58 and '59
Kansas games. His play this
year has enabled the veteran
halfback to wind up a highly
successful career at Nebras
ka. He hauled in TD passes in
both the Oregon State and
Ten Seniors
To Captain
NU Again
By Norm Beatty
The Huskers went through
a defensive scrimmage Tues
day in preprration for the
Kansas State game. The
stress was on the "spread
formation" used by the Wild
cats.
Freshman quarter
backs Ernest Bonistall and
John Faiman played the role
of K-State's quarterback,
John Solmos.
Coach Bill Jennings put his
nearly-full-streneth s a u a d
through their first outside
practice this week.
The only player held out of
the contact drill was iniured
junior halfback Pat Fischer.
Jennings said that he expects
Fischer to be ready by Saturday.
As in last week's victorv
over Colorado, the 10 seniors
will again share the captain
duties.
The ten seniors who will be
ending their collegiate foot
ball careers are left ends
Roger Brede and Guy Sapp.
right end Max Martz, right
tackle . Duane Mongerson,
right guards Dale Siemer and
LeRoy Zentic, center Jim
Tolly, halfback Carroll Zaru
ba and fullback Bill Bohan-
an.
A win would give Nebraska
an opportunity for a four-way
tie for third place in the fi
nal Big Eight standings with
an overall record of 5 wins
and 5 losses and a conference
mark of 3-3.
Indiana games this year. In
both games, these were the
only scores for Nebraska, as
the Huskers edged OS 7-6,
and lost to Indiana 23-7.
73-Yard Run
Saturday, Zaruba broke
through right tackle for a 73-
yard TD scamper which
turned out to be the winning
touchdown. He picked up 129
yards in 18 carriers as he led
the Husker attack.
In nine games this season
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Zaruba
he has gained 337 yards In
69 carries for a respectable
4.9 average. He is the Husk
ers' leading scorer with 24
points.
Zaruba is a 5' 9", 200-ptund,
senior letterman. He is active
in W Club and Phi Epslloa
Kappa. He is single and in
Teacher's College.
'Pappy' hopes to celebrate
his 26th birthday, Mpnday,
with a victory over K-State.
He states, "We have to win
the K-State game to make the
season even. We should do
it."
Fullerton Grad
Zaruba hails from Fullerton
where he received eight let
ters, participating In football,
basketball and track. He at
tended Doane for one year
where he lettered ' in track
and football. Next, he played
two years of football with the
Camp Lejune, N.C., Marines
before coming to Nebraska.
Pappy's top thrill at Ne
b r a s k a was beating Okla
homa, who he lists as the
toughest team the Huskers
faced this year. Gale Weidner
of Colorado rates as the. out
standing player Zaruba has
faced this year.
1959
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8:30 to 12:30
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