The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 16, 1960, Page Page 7, Image 7
Friday, September 16, 1960 The Nebraskan Page 7 Union Bowling Leagues To Form Next Week By Janet Sack , Student Union bowling j leagues for organized houses! and all independents w ill bei formed next week, according Holm Ruled Out of Grid Sport at NU Bob Hohn, three-sport ath lete from Beatrice, has faUed to pass his athletic physical for football, according to ath letic officials. Hohn was turned down for football competition because of back trouble. H u s k e r coach Bill Jennings had in tended to make a quarter back out of the Beatrice ath lete. Hohn was the star of the shrine football contest this summer as his South team routed the North. Officials said Hohn would still be eligible to compete in track with basketball be ing an uncertainty. Hohn ii a hurdler in track. to Merle Roiling, games man ager. The games department of the Student Union will send out league applications to all the houses and dormitories. Applications will ask for the name of the house, time pref erence, and the day pre ferred. Reiling s.id that leagues will run on Monday, Tues day, Wednesday, and Thurs day at 6 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. There will also be an opening for leagues at 4 p.m. on Tues day and Thursday. At the end of the school year, there will again be a campus bowling tournament February will be a-busy month for the games depart ment. An Inter-Collegiate Bil liards Tournament for both boys and girls will be held that month as well as an Inter-Collegiate Bridge Tourna ment. The Association of College Unions will again sponsor the Inter-Collegiate Bow ling Tour nament for both boys and girls. This is the only national tournament which is coeducational. Dailv Nebraskan Sports lost Time Today THE NIGHTS Of LUCKETIA BORGIA" "AS THE SEA RAGES" TOMORROW Fast, r-bold and bivoioss, a sprisg tosic cf laagbs. Tfeis asabasfetd oosay ol doctor-scrse- pabMt atcaboss is nn to kro to ia sttciet ... .1 Y "SEE MOTHER' T&y MUST lit 11 I i X J" 4 IT ITS D.fFY ; A D1LLY "fetSpnng Comedy WILPRED -HTDE-WH37E SH1RLET EATON TESRENCT LON&ON FEATURES AT 1:00-2:42-4:24 4 04-7. 48-9 JO 4 NU Harriers To Host KS In Opener Nebraska's cross country team swings into action Oct. 8 when they host the Kansas State Wildcats at Pioneers Park. Cross-country runners for the 1960 season are Bill Ken ny, Clarence Scott, Joe Scott, Ray Stevens, Rich Kier and Paul Nielsen. , All the home cross-country meets will be run over a three mile course on the golf course in Pioneers Park. '"Since about 70 per cent !of the cross-country team is composed of sophomores, it s pretty hard to evaluate them. There will probably be a few more runners added before the first meet," said coach Frank Sevigne. The schedule: Oct. 8 Kansas State. Oct. 15 Iowa State-Drake at Des Moines. Iowa. Oct. 22 at Colorado. Oct. 29 Missouri. Nov. 5 Midwest AAU at Omaha. Nov. 12 Big 8 Conference at Snllwaier, Okla. r i tin Brown u...we had put her mug iu iuc iuuiu. POSSESS mm fe fid -vttiai Sport Signals ByHal Brown With the opening of the football season for all Big Eight grid teams except Oklahoma and Colorado set for Saturday, it's time to climb out on the limb again and hand you the saw. Optimism runs very high in the Nebraska football camp but nearly all the other teams in the conference are feeling their oats also. The Big J&ignt tigures to De one of the tougher conferences in the nation this season as evidenced by the fact that at least one pre-season football magazine lists four Big Eight teams in its top 25. The maga zine's rankings has Kansas 14, Oklahoma 15, Missouri 23 and Colorado 25. The current issue of Sports Illustrated says the Big Eight and Mid-American conferences are catching up with the Big Ten as kingpin of midwestern football. The magazine states, 'The advantageous player situation in the Mid-American and Big Eight conferences is building a new and enthusiastic following which should have a long-term effect Oklahoma State coach Cliff Speegle told Sports Illustrated, "We (the Big Eight) take the best of the Southwest's gifted passing skills and the best of the Big Ten's running game and merge them into a balanced, complete game." Huskers Third This corner looks for Nebraska to win six and lose four finishing third in the conference. The wins should come against Minnesota, Iowa State, Kansas State, Colorado, Missouri and Oklahoma State with losses coming at the hands of Texas, Army, Kansas and Oklahoma. The confer ence race shapes up in this order: 1. Oklahoma. 2. Kansas. 3. Nebraska. 4. Missouri. 5. Colorado, 6. Iowa State. 7. Okla homa State. 8. Kansas State. Oklahoma and Colorado don't open the season until next week when Oklahoma hosts Northwestern and Colorado journeys to Baylor. The Big Eight figures to win three and lose three in contests this weekend. The Big Eight outlook: TEXAS 28, Nebraska 13 The Longhorns blanked the Huskers a year ago and although Nebraska should score this year they won't score enough. ARKANSAS 2, Oklahoma State 7 The Cowboys may have found a replacement in John Maisel for the departed quarterback Dick Soergel but Arkansas has too much speed. MISSOURI 14, Southern Methodist 13 Missouri returns 18 leltermen including seven starters from last year's Orange Bowl team and the Tigers should pick up the only win for a Big Eight team over a Southwestern Conference opponent Saturday. TCU 21. Kansas 2 Texas Christian will squeak by the Jayhawks in this battle between two top teams in their re spective conferences. KANSAS STATE 34, South Dakota State fi This could well be the final win for Kansas State until their final game of the season when they meet Arizona after facing seven conference foes and Minnesota. IOWA STATE 4i, Drake t-The Cyclones will make for mer Kansas State mentor Bus Merles' debut at Drake an unpleasant one as Iowa State fans get their first look at Dave Hoppmann, the replacement for Dwight Nichols. Other Games Army over Buffalo, Alabama over Georgia, Southern California over Oregon State, Navy over Boston College, Califorina over Tulane. Georgia Tech over Kentucky, Mis sissippi over Houston, LSU over Texas A k M. North Caro lina State over VPI, Oregon over Idaho. Penn State over Boston University, Texas Tech over West Texas State, Pitts burgh over UCLA, Washington State over Stanford, Wasb ingtoa over College of Pacific, Wichita over Denver, Mary land over West Virginia, VMI over Willam and Mary, Florida over George Washington, Marquette over Villanova, Cincin nati over Hardin-simmons, Florida State over Richmond, Farnaa over Presbyterian, Citadel over Newberry. Skipping Around Iowa Slate's successors to the Dirty Thirty are a bit bigger than that colorful team of 1959. Last year the Cyclones averaged 184 in the line, 159 in the backfield, and 179 as a team. This year the averages are 188, 173 and 183. Although the new rules permit it, Coach Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma doubts if he win call many plays from the bench this fall "If the coach does, he's always one play behind," Wilkinson explains. "You try to determine from the last down what you should do on the next. But your quar terback can look at the opposition, defense, then call it. He's never one down behind-" Roll Off Will Determine Nebraska Bowling Team A roll off to determine the members of Nebraska's Big Eight bowling team will be held .the first week of Octo ber, according to Merle Reil ing, Student Union games manager. After the first of the year there will be another roll off to see which boys will rep resent Nebraska in the state tournament The winner of the state tournament will go to the Inter-Mountain Colle giate Bowling Championship to be held in Albuquerque, N.M., during the last of April and the first of May, The purpose of the roll off in January is to give interest ed bowlers a chance to get IM Conference Slated Tuesdav A meeting of all intramural chairmen for organized houses has been scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 114 of the Physical Educa tion Building, according to Ed Higginbotham, .director of intramurals. into big league competition, although they may have missed making the Big Eight team from Nebraska. Nebraska will host the Big Eight Bowling Tournament during the first week of April. It will be a face-to-face tour nament with at least six of the Big Eight teams represented. Slain Feature Clock State: "As the Sea Rages," 1:20. 4.42. 8:04. 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