Monday, November 23, 1959
Te Daily Nebraskcn
Page 3
Loss to Il-btate
Geier Begins 1 Oth Season
As NU Gymnastics Coach
Jake Geier will begin his
tenth season as head gymnas
tics coach at Nebraska when
his Husker squad opens the
season with the Midwest In
vitational Meet at Chicago
Dec. 4 and 5.
In the past nine years, Ge
ier's teams have won 48 of 68
dual matches for a percent
age of .706 and nine of 12 tri
angular matches for a .750
percentage. In the three tir-
angulars which the Huskers
did not win, they finished sec
ond. Geier's teams have won the
All-College Invitational meet
six of the last eight years and
only once since 1954 have Ne
braska's .gymnasts finished
lower than 19th in the NCAA
championships. The high fin
ish was 1954, when Bruce Ri
ley led the Huskers to ninth
place.
Nebraska Gymnastics Roster
Name Hi. Wet. Ate CUM
Anstine, Dennis J 5-8 145 20 Jr.
Bell, Don. D 5-714 147 21 Sr.
Bowers, David L. 5-U 150 19 ' Soph.
Brass, Bill. L 5-5 ljfl 20 Jr.
Bvers, Karl R 5-11 140 21 Sr.
Hall, Phillip R 6-11 156 , 20 Sr.
Himich, Herbert B 6-2 lfiS 19 Soph.
Han, Gene. E 5-11 1(18-18 Soph.
Kotsines, Paul T 5-U 160 20 Jr.
Kubert, Virgil A 5- 160 19 Soph.
Llovd. Donald B 5-8 150 20 Soph. ,
Moure, Douglas H 5-9 160 20 Jr.
Mulligan, Dennis K :..5-10 ISO 19 Soph.
Williams, Charles B 5-6V4- 150 21 y Soph.
Letters earned
Hometown
Hasting
Lincoln
Lincoln (NE)
Sargent
Lincoln (High)
Beatrice
Lincoln (NE)
Lincoln (NE)
Sioux Falls. S.D.
Lincoln (SE)
Wakefield
Omaha (Benson)
Sargent
Ainsworth
Student Union
Designates Dec. 3
As Ladies Day
Merle Reiling, Student
Union games manager, has
designated Dec. 3 as ladies
day in the Union games area.
The billiards and snooker
tables will be reserved from
3 to 6 p.m. for members of
the weaker sex only. All
females are invited to take
part in the proceedings, ac
cording to Reiling.
He will be on hand to give
instructions to anyone who
.doesn't know how to play.
"OVER THE RIVER AND
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To HAMILTON'S
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Intramural Swim
Preliminaries
Continue Today
.Intramural swimming pre
liminaries, will be held today
in the 100-yd. butterfly, 200
yd. free-style and diving.
The preliminaries' will be
gin at 5 p.m. in the Coliseum
pool and entries will be ac
cepted in the pool prior to
the events. The six fastest
times in the swimming events
and seven highest diving
scores will qualify for the
finals Dec. 8.
The intramural swimming
1 bulletin incorrectly lists the
;200-yd. butterfly, this should
read 100-yd. Dutterlly.
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Geier is optimistic about
the upcoming season. "As a
team, we should fare as well
as last season with the possi
bility of becoming a bit
stronger depending on how
our sophomores come along,"
he says.
"Our strong events will be
the side horse and flying
rings with good balance in the
other events," Geier admit
ted. Letterwinners Dennis An
stine and Karl Byers re
turn in the side horse with
sophomore Gene Hart and
junior Paul Kotsines lending
support in that event.
..Byers finished fifth in the
side horse event at the NCAA
championships last year and
led the Huskers to a 6-2 dual
season record.
"Byers, a two-letter winner
from Lincoln, should be one
of the top performers in the
midwest, and should place
high in national competition,"
said Geier.
Returning lettermen in
clude: Anstine, Hastings jun
ior; Byers; Phil Hall, Bea
trice senior; and Herb
Hanich, Lincoln junior.
Sophomores being counted
on are David Bowers, Gene
Hart, Virgil Kubert, Don
Lloyd and Dennis Mulligan.
The Schedule:
Dee. 4-5 Midwest Invitational M?et at
Chicago.
Dec. 19 Kansas at Lawrence.
Jan. 16 Colorado Slate University at
Fort Co'lins.
Jan. 30 Fort Hays (Kansas! in Lin
coln. Feb. 6 Kansas U. in Lincoln.
Feb. 12 Mankato Slate at Mankato.
Feb. 13 Northwest Championships at
Minneapolis, Minn.
Feb. 20 Colorado U. in Lincoln.
Feb. 27 All-College Championships at
Colorado Springs.
March 12 Midwest AAU Meet at Hast
infis. Neb.
March 18-19 NCAA Championships at
University Park, Perm.
Place
IB
6th
Hal Brown
Nebraska'" unpredictable
gridders rded the 1950 sea
son on a i. i note as L-nsas
State won tfc vr vnd game
of the seasou w .1 29-14 tri
umph over the Huskers.
It was the most points
scored by the Wildcats this
year and br;il;e a seven-game
losing streak for them. Kan
sas State was alle to score
only 23 noints against tinv
South : a State. ,
Bus iJ . Wildcats 6
feated Sou... ikota State r'8
12 In the second game of the
season for their only win until
the Nebraska game. K-State
had lost their lust seven
games and hadn't scored in
their last four prior to Satur
day. They had been shut out by
Iowa State 26-0, Iowa 53-6,
Oklahoma T 1 and Missouri
26-0. But tfie Wildcats en
countered little trouble in
reaching paydirt against Ne
braska as they scored by ev
ery possible method. ,
..Kansas 29 points
came on t .-hdowns,
three extra , . wks, tw j
field goals and a s?fety.
- Buffs Elhnina.tj '
The w i n over Colorado
stopped a three-game winning
string of the Buffs and elim
inated them from the Orange
Bowl picture. But f -tturday
Statistics
NEBRASKA
Ruships
Alls.
Zaruba 3
Tolly
White
Dyer s
Martin
Rulialiano 1
Clare 5
Fischer
was a different story as tiiftjduwn "or I'.ebaska and after
Huskers had just as much i m"n z from the Nebraska 42
reason for wanting a win as I t ne 2'J, K-State's John
Kansas State
A Nebraska victo-y would
have given them a 3-3 1 jrd
in the confers and a 5-5
mark over would
have givei . -s a tie
for third pi' "fer
ence standing
owa State aa i K.31.. da and
; jest season e 1954.
ever, the loss leaves
them with , conference
mark and o the season.
Nebraska fa "hev! '.xth inihe
j J s t
yds.
126
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Passing
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15
Ave.
9.7
2.5
3
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Tolly
Rutigliano
yjFischer
Dyer
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4
KANSAS STATE
Hushing
Atts.
7
Whitney 12
LSttlojnhn 4
nihyiock 7
Kvans 12
Solnvis . 4
Falk 4
Hirti 1
Oallncher 2
Kershner , 1
Alls.
1212
2 2
1,0
No.
Osborne 6
Kvans 5
Whitney. 1
K irharilson 1
1
145
Yds.
30
32
16
21
48
9
3
0
11
3
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Located at 1310 N St.
. in Self Park
Phone
2-2302
: No.
I Blavluck 2
j Solrnos 1
Kershr.er 1
Yds.
43
31
21
0
0
Yards
24
31
Ave.
JO .3
Ave.
4.3
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4.0
3.0
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Big Eight star-4
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uiifiiu til Ivans'.,, a
One of the r' -j'l per
formances turn- by a Nu
braskan was t Carroll
"Pappy" Zarub. he fin-!
ished his colleftft" 'o?f!aU. I
career in fine style, k ht j
gained 126 yan. it. c '
ries for an average ot I.
yards per carry.
Pappy se -ip the first Ne
braska tou'jc.own with a 5l
yard nn . si e; the sec
ond a 2u ,
Early Score
Nebraska needed oniy five
plays to score after taking
the opening kickoff. After los
ing four yards oa ihe first
two plays, Zarub running
from the fullback slot broke
th' 'ig' the line and raced 66
yau.s before being hauled
down from behind by Dale
Evans, a K-Slate trickster,
on the eight-yard 1
After Clay White , ed
five yards, rI" Dyer w,mt
over from tne rna fr.v the
score. Ron Mesu.:. anued ti e
extra point to make it "
..Following an exdr s t-f i
punts, Kansas tiive .noved
from their own SO to a first
and ten situation on the Te
br ska 12-yard .line where the
Husktr defense stiffened and
took the ball oil tlcwns at the
tiiree-yard line.
Harry Tolly put. n third
each booted a field goal
from the 35-yard lire just be
fore the fit quarter ended.
Nebraska fired right back
and was threatening to score
ag-iih w ii e n the Wildcats'
John Solornos pirated a Tolly
pass on the K State 11-yard
line.
w-Vard Drive
i TliC Wildcats stayed main-
1 an the ground as they ad
vanced 8 yards for ha touch
down to put thsm ahead.
They threw only two passes
in the. 20 plays they us 3d to
score with the 'inal play be
ing a pass from Ron B!ay
lock to Evans covering seven
yards.
French added the extra
point to n;ake it 10-7 in favor
of Kansas State at '- ilftime.
Nebraska scored on three
plays the first time they got
tiieir hands on the ball after
intermission. Blaylock punted
out of bounds on the Kansas
State 41 and after White was
..topped with no gain, Tolly
picked up 21 yards.
Zaruba then carried the
pigskin into the end zone lor
the final Husker touchdown
the day and the season.
Meade added his ninth extra
point of the season in 12 at
tempts to give Nebraska, the
lead 14-10.
From here on, it was all
Kansas State as Nebraska
failed to penetrate Wildcat
territory the remainder of
the ball game.
Kansas State scored two
more touchdowns on a one
yard plunge by Max Falk and
a 20-yard pass play from
Blaylock to Evans with
French adding the extra
points.
The Wildcats trapped Tolly
in the end sone for a safety
as the Husker quarterback at
tempted to pasu. French com
pleted the scoring with his
second field goal of the sditc
noon, this one from the 27
yard line.
Final Standings
W L Pet.
Oklahoma S 1 .833
Missouri 4 2 .667
Colorado 3 3 .500
Inwa State 3 3 .500
Kansas 3 3 .500
Nebraska 2 4 .500
Kansas State 1 S .167
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TODAY'S GAMES
Al! College.
7 p.m. Avery v. Kiesst-Ibach
8 p.m. A!i(lr.wH vs. GiMKting
Ph.v K'Jucatiim Court 1:
5 p.m. !ent;i Cnlli-ne vs. Navy ftOTC.
7 p.m. Hbi Oelta Phi vs. Physicist
8 p.m. Ooiojgiaphern vs. Newman
Club
Physical Kducaiinn Court 2:
5 p.m. riai,nuin vs. The Twrii
7 p.m. Wesley Hnuse vs. inter-Varwty
8 p.m. )ir,urner vs, Uurnrtt
Varsity Court:
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Lrft ends MrDuniol, Bond.
Left tacklrs Monty, Monerrron.
Left guards Olson, Pons' 'emcr.
Centers Moore. Cooper. rf.
Right zuards Zentic, K, ou'ier.
RlRht tarkles MeDole, J.
Hlirht ends Pureell, V.. . ,
tiuarterbacks Toily, .Meade.
Left hallharks Over. Fischer, Clare.
RiSht halfbatks White, Ward
fullbacks Zaruba, I rii lie, Martin.
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Left ends Lafferty, Richardson, Win
chester, Vader.
Left tarklcs Str.ltc, P,re!!chneider.
Lett ifuards Kmp, Carbone.
Centers Lambinti, Kouneski, Demos.
Rilfht iruardt. Ray, Kovar, MiU-hell.
Itiliht tackles Peluso. Darter, 'ihaiios.
Rignt emls Osoorne. Greso, Fren-h.
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