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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED: ilale. Jr.-Grad. 21
years or older to Operate Social Pho
tography franchise on Compus. Photo
experience helpful but not necessary.
We train. No Investment. 85-8 per
hour worked. 10-20 pt-tlme hours
week. For details write; Campus
Candida, 8373 Melrose Avenue, Los
Angeles 46, California.
Can use several dependable men or
part time work. INTERVIEWS :
Thursday, 7:30 sharp, 2311 South
38th.
feASHER8 WANTED Contact Tom
Mathews at Sigma Nu. P Ih o n e
GR 7-3984.
WANTED Bushoy for Theta Chi Ira
. .trinity. 831 North 13
WANTED: Hashers to work for meals.
Contact Howard Kooper HE 2-3120
AM.
LOST
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watch near Student Health. Contact
John Karrer, HE 2-7740. REWARD.
RIDERS
Wanted: Rider to 'Hastings each Friday
afternoon and return to Lincoln each
Sunday evening. Call Chen, HE 2-4042
evening!.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Lg College District Nice home fur
employed women or graduate stu
dents. Single rooms, kitchen nearby,
820, 3211 Starr. HE 2-7631, Ext.
7183.
FOR SALE
Botpolnt full-size electric range. Prac
tically brand new. S50. Phone
ID 4-1338.
1959 Cushman Scooter. Low mileage.
Low price. Must . sell. Ph. 5503-8572.
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED MaleB Hours 2-4
everyday and all day Saturday. Gen
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12:00 noon available for broadcast
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some knowledge of classical music
and some knowledge of foreign lan
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Hoppman Rates
Coach's Praise
Dave Hoppman, Iowa State
tailback who leads the Big
Eight in three statistics col
umns, is a better athlete than
DwigM Nichols was, accord-
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THERE'S A POINT CHOICE OF S3-ONE IB CUBTOM-FITTBO FOR VOOI
ing to Cyclone coach Clay
Stapleton.
"Hoppman is larger, has
better speed and is a better
athlete than Dwight Nichols
was," said the Iowa State
leader Monday. "I look for
him to go further than Nich
ols did. His passing is very
good."
The sophomore tailback is
leading the Big Eight in rush
ing with an 8.2 average, in
passing with eight comple
tions out of 15 attempts for
120 yards, and in scoring with
24 points.
Nebraska will be trying to
stop the powerful single wing
attack of the Cyclones and
will probably have to accomp
lish the trick without the
services of two tackles. Tri
captain Ron McDole and
tackle Al Fischer are both
on the doubtful list for Sat
urday's contest
McDole is suffering from
first and second degree burns
and Fischer is bothered by a
knee strain.
The Huskers will have the
services of sophomore quar
terback Dennis Claridge for
the Cyclone clash. Claridge,
a transfer from Minnesota,
was forced to sit out a year
because of the transfer. He
was voted the outstanding
player in the Minnesota High
School All Star football game
a little over a year ago.
Speaking of Saturday's con
test, Stapleton said, "Ninety
points against Drake and De
troit is nol; too impressive
when you consider who Ne
braska played." The Cyclones
blanked Drake, 46-0, and
toppled Detroit, 44-21.
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DU, Kappa Sigma Take
Opening Football Wins
The intramural football
season started Monday night
when the Delta Upsilon A
squad defeated the Beta
Theta Pi A squad, 8-6, and
the Kappa Sigma A team beat
the Delta Tau Delta A team,
28-14.
Lane McClure ran for one
touchdown for the DU's and
they picked up their other
two points on a safety.
The Kappa Sigs scored all
of their touchdowns on passes
from Bob Prokop. Dave An
stine gathered in two, and
IM Deadline
Deadline for entries in in
tramural tennis and horse
shoes is 5:00 p.m. today. They
may be turned in at Room
114 of the Physical Education
Building, according to Ed
Higginbother, director of in-tramurals.
Larry Brockhaus and Gregg
Andreason each caught an
other. Rag football is being played
in place of touch this year.
All team members wear a
belt from which two rags are
hung, one on each hip of the
player. A player is downed
when either rag is pulled off.
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Groceries, Magazines
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(iexl to Temple Bldg.)
318 No. 12th HE 2-8031
READY FOR CYCLONES
Sophomore quarterback Dennis Claridge will bp
eligible for competition when Iowa State invades Me
morial Stadium Saturday. Claridge had to sit out a year
after transferring from Minnesota about Oct. 1 a year
ago.
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PLAYING
Thornton Leads Husker
Rushers After 2 Games
Thunder Thornton leads
Nebraska's rushers with a six
yard average per carry.
The sophomore fullback has
carried the ball 19 times for
a total of 114 yards. Trail
ing Thornton in the rushing
department are Clay White
with a 3.8 average and Pat
Clare with an average of 3.3
yards per carry.
Thornton, White and Clare
rank in the same order in the
total offense statistics. The
Husker passing attack has
been something less than sen
sational with three intercep
tions in 12 tosses.
Ron Meade has completed
tour of six passing attempts i
with one interception. Pat Fis
cher has completed one of six
and the opposition has pirated
two of Fischer's aerials.
Archie Cobb's booming
punts have averaged 41.7
yards and have been a major
reason for the short yardage
by opponents in the punt re
turn department. Nebraska
opponents have returned
Cobb's punts for an average
of only 4.7 yards.
The statistics:
Nebraska Opponents
13 First downs rushing 21
2 First downs passinf? 5
1 First down penalties 1
16 Total first downs 27
2D2 Yards Rained rushing 4M
41 Yards lost rushing 42
291 Net. yds. gained rush 396
78 Rushing plays 117
3.2 Average gain rushing 3.4
12 Passes attempted 19
5 Passes completed 10
.1 Passes had intercepted 1
42 Yards gained passing 141
3.5 Average gain passing 7.4
90 Total offensive plays 136
293 Net yards gained . .,... 5.17
3.3 Average gain per play
14 Punts ...
41.7 Punt average
6 Penalties
60 Penalty yardage lis
5 Fumbles 4
2 Fumbles lost 1
RUSHING
Timits Yds. Tda. Net Avt
Carried Gained Lost Gain Carry
Thornton .19 116 114 6 0
White 6 23 0 23 3.8
Clare 4 13 0 13 3.3
Fischer ....to 73 1 54 2.7
Clay 17 47 4 43 2.5
Powers 2 4 0 4 2.0
Meade 8 15 14 1 .l
Martin 2 1 2 1 0.5
Fischer
Toogood
Meade
Neb tot.
Opp. tot.
0 0
0 0
3 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
0 0
O 0
3 2
5 3
0 0
1 0
1 1
0 0
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Thornton
Clare
Neb. tot
Opp. tot.
PASS RECEIVING
No. Yardage Ave. TD
1 15 15.0 0
3 31 7.0 0
1 6 6.0 0
42
141
8.4
15.7
Fischer
Clare
Neb. total
Opp total
PUNT RETURNS
No. Yardage
4
4
105
105
i24
33
KICKOFF RETURNS
No. Yardage
Clay 4 94
Fischer 1 16
Clare 1 14
Powers 1 10
Neb. totals
Opp. totals
134
K4
Ave.
26.3
26.3
207
4.7
St VS.
23.5
16.0
14.0
10.0
19.1
14.0
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
No. Yardage
Toogood 1 28
Tinseltioff 1 0
Neb. totals 2
Opp. totals a
Ave.
2H.0
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28
51
14.0
17.0
Bowling Deadline
Set Wednesday
Entries for 1960 Student Un
ion BoWling Leagues are due
Wesdnesday, at 10:00 p.m., at
the games desk in the bowl
ing area of the Student Union.
Football Slate
All games will be played on
the city fields at 5:10 p.m.
NE Brown Palace vs.
Beta Sigma Psi A
NW Phi Delta Theta A vs.
Theta Xi A.
SE Alpha Tau Omega A
vs. Phi Gamma Delta A
SW Delta Sigma Pi vs.
Cornhusker
Main Feature Clock
State: "Carrv on Nurse,"
1:00, 2:42, 4:24, 6:06, 7:48, 9:30.
Varsity: "Hell to Eternity,"
1:29, 4:04, 6:39, 9:14.
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Neb. tot.
Opp. tot.
Fisher
Meade
. . 7 292 41
..117 4.18 42 .
FASHING.
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Tds. Bad
Gd. Til. 1st.
10 0 2
32 0 1
Neb. tot. 12 -S .417 42 0 3
Opp. tet. IS 10 .52S " IH 1 1
TOTAL OFFENSE
Mays Yds. OshMSl At(
Thornton ........ 1 114 6.0
White 23 3.8
Clare 4 4 13 3.3
Fischsr 26 4 2.5
Clay 17 43 2.5
Meade 14 33 24
Powers 2 4 2.0
Martin 2 1 -0.5
Neb. tot so .293 3.3
Opp. tot 1.16 537 3.H
' PUNTING
Had
Ns. 1st. Yds. ATI Btsoked
Cobb 14 474 41.7
Neb. tot 14 574 41.7 0
Opp. tot. 14 539 28.5
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