Tuesday, October ft 1960
The Nebraskan
Page 3
Thornton Sets Pace
For Nebraska Rushers
Thunder Thornton continues
to lead the Huskers in rush
ing after three games with
157 yards on 32 carries for
a 4.9 average.
Pat Clare moved into sec
ond place in the average
yardage figures ahead of
Clay White. Clare has car
ried the ball nine times for
34 yards or an average of 3.8
yards per carry. White has
carried the same number of
times but has gained one less
yard for a 3.7 average.
In total yards rushing Pat
Fischer is second with 122
yards on 34 carries for a 3.6
average. Fischer leads the
team in number of .carries.
Nebraska leads its oppo
nents in rushing average with
3.5 yards to 3.4 yards for the
three opponents. But the Hus
kers have had 52 fewer rush-
campus
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ing plays and trail in total
rushing yardage 659-495.
Ron Meade leads the Ne
braska passers with four
Husker
Statistics
3 Games
Nebraska Opponents
22 First down rushing 32
3 First downs passing 5
2 First downs penalties 3
27 Total first downs 40
495 Yards gained rushing 659
51 Yards lost rushing 44
444 Net yds. gained rushing 615
127 Rushing plays 179
3.5 Average gain rushing 3.4
18 Passes attempted 21
6 Passes completed 10
4 Passes had Intercepted 2
60 Yards gained passing 141
3.4 Average gain passing 6.7
145 Total offensive plays 200
504 Net yards gained 756
3.5 Average gain per play 3.6
18 Punts 20
40.2 Punt average 37.0
14 Penalties 16
132 Penalty yardage 179
7 Fumbles 4
3 Fumbles lost 1
RUSHING
Times Yds. Yds. Net Avr.
Carried Gained Lost Gain Carry
Thornton
32
9
9
34
27
4
10
2
159
2
157
34
33
122
86
0
4
4.9
3.8
3.7
3.6
Clare
White
Fischer
Clay
Powers
Meade
Martin
34
33
150
90
9
19
1
O
0
28
4
O
15
2
3.2
2.3
0.4
0.5
Neb. tot. 137 495 ' 51 444 3.5
Opp. tot. 179 659 44 615 3.4
PASSING
Had
Alt CP Pet Gn TD lot
Meade 7 4 .571 32 0 1
Fischer 10 2 .200 28 0 3
Faiman 1 0 .000 0 0 0
Neb.
Opp.
18 6 .333 60 0 4
21 M .418 141 1 3
TOTAL OFFENSE
Yds.
Plays Gained Ave.
Thornton 32 157 4.9
Clare 9 34 3
White 9 33 3.7
Fischer 44 150 3.4
Clay 27 86 3.2
Powers 4 9 2.3
Meade 17 36 2.1
Faiman I 0 00
Martin 2 -1 -0.5
Neb. tot.
Opp. tot.
145
mo
504
756
PUNTING
Tot Had
No Yds Avr Bis
.18 724 40.7 0
Cobb
w.. It 784 40.7
20 741 37.0 0
S( OR1NG
Tl) Kttra Points FG Tot
Kirk Run Pats
At-M At-M At-M
Fischer 3 00 00 1 10 16
Thornton 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 8
Tonsnod 1 00 00 0 00- 6
Meade 0 43 00 0 00 3
11 S 4 3 0 0
tot. 7 6 4 1 0
I 0
0 1
PANS RECEIVING
No Yard Avr TD
White 1 U ISO 0
Comntixk 1 15 15.0 0
Thornton 3 21 7 0 0
Claro . I 6.0 0
Neb. lot.
Opp. tot
a Neb. lot 6 60 10.0 0
H Opp. lot. "1 15.7 1
H PINT BETCBVK
B No. Tardus Ar
H Flerher 5 116 23 2
CUre i 1 9
H Neb. totals 7 I3S lt.3
ti i Opp. totals 7 13 4.7
H KICKOFF RETl'RNH
If No. Yardage Af.
Clay 4 94 2:i.5
Fischer 1 U 160
M Clare 1 14 14.0
H Purcell 1 11 11.0
H Conuiock 1 11 11 0
Powers 1 10 100
I Neb. totals II 156 17J
g Opp. totals I HI U.O
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completions in seven attempts
for a .571 percentage.
Thornton, Clare and White's
rushing yardage stands up in
the total offense department
to make them one-two-three.
Fischer leads the Husker
scoring with 18 points on
three touchdowns. Thornton is
second with eight points on a
touchdown and a two-point
extra point pass. Gary Too
good has scored six points
and P.on Meade has three
points on three of four suc
cessful extra point kicks.
Archie Cobb has handled
all the Nebraska punting and
has punted 18 times for a
total of 724 yards, an aver
age of 40.7 yards per punt.
Only seven of Cobb's punts
have been returned and for
a meager average of 4.7
yards.
. Nebraska has gained a
total of 504 yards against 756
yards for the three opponents.
19 Intramural Football
Teams Are Undefeated
By Chip Wood
Nineteen intramural foot
ball teams are undefeated
after Friday games.
Leading League 1 are the
Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma
A squads with 2-0 records.
Phi Delta Theta and Phi
Gamma Delta are undefeated
in League 2, and Cornhusker,
Beta Sigma Psi, and Sigma
Alpha Mu lead League 3.
Other undefeated teams are
Pioneer Co-op and Theta Chi
in League 4, Benton and Mac
Lean in League 5, Boucher
and Canfield in league 6,
Kiesselbach in League 7, Del
ta Tau Delta, Theta Xi, Alpha
Tau Omega in League 8 B,
and Dental college and the
Play Boys in League 9.
League 1-A
Sigma Chi 2-0
Kappa Sigma ,. 20
Delta Tau Delta 01
Beta Theta Pi 0-1
Phi Kappa Psi 01
League 2-A
Phi Delta Theta 1-0
Phi Gamma Delta 1-0
Theta Xi 0-1
Alpha Tau Omega 01
Farm House
Alpha Gamma Rho
League 3-A
Cornhusker 10
Beta Sigma Psi 10
Sigma Alpha Mu 10
Delta Sigma Pi 01
Brown Palaece 01
Acacia 01
League 4-.V
Pioneer C-op 10
Theta Chi 1-0
Ag Men 01
Pi Kappa Phi 0-1
Delta Sigma Phi -
Alpha Gamma Sigma ...i
League 5-A
Benton 10
MacLean 10
Bessey :....0 1
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Cobb Takes
Third Spot
In Punting
Nebraska's Archie Cobb
ranks third among Big Eight
punters with a 40.7 yard av
erage. Cobb has punted 18
times for a total of 734 yards
Only Oklahoma S t a t e's
Dave Hannah and Kansas
quarterback John Hadl are
ahead of the Husker booter.
Hannah is the leader with a
47.0 average and Hadl is sec
ond with 43.2.
Pat Fischer, Nebraska
quarterback, leads the con
ference punt returners with a
?3.2 yard average on five re
turns. Fischer is tied for third
in the scoring race with Tom
Watkins of Iowa State. Both
have scored 18 points. Dave
Hoppmann of Iowa State and
Bert Coan of Kansas are the
leaders with 24 points each.
The Huskers have three
ball carriers in the top 15
with Thunder Thornton in the
number six spot, Fischer is
llth, and Bernie Clay is 15th.
Dave Hoppmann is the leader
with an average of 6.7 yards
per carry.
Ron Meade and Fischer
rank 11 and 12 respectively
in1 passing yardage with
Meade completing four of
seven passes for a total of
32 yards and Fischer hitting
on two of 10 for 28 yards.
Hoppmann also leads this de
partment with eight comple
tions on 17 attempts for 120
yards.
Avery 01
Seaton I
League 6-A
Boucher 10
Canfield .10
Burnett 01
Seaton II .01
League 7-A
Kiesselbach 10
Fairfield 01
Smith 0-1
Goodding 01
League 8-B
Delta Tau Delta-B 1-0
Theta Xi-B 1-0
Alpha Tau Onega-B 1-0
Phi Kappa Psi-B 01
Phi Delta Theta 01
Sigma Chi ,. .,.
League 9 Independents
Dental College 1-0
Play-Boys 1-0
Renegades 01
Senior Dents 01
Law College
Law, Ditnian
Will Pitch
WS Opener
Pittsburgh's Vernon Law
and New York's Art Ditmar
have been named to start the
opening game of the World
Series Wednesday by their re
spective managers.
The odds-makers have
made the Yankees' 13-10 fa
vorites and even money in
the first game.
Pirate manager Danny
Murtaugh named right-hander
Bob Friend to work Thurs
day's second game with south
paw Vinegar Ben Mizell
drawing the starting nod for
Saturday's game in Yankee
Stadium.
Unlike Murtaugh, Stengel
has not named his second and
third game pitchers but it
appeared he would follow Dit
mar with another righthand
er, Bob Turley in the second
game in spacious Forbes
Field.
THE LINCOLN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ASSOCIATION
Announces Its 1960-61 Series
Leo Kopp, Distinguished Conductor from Chicago,
now in his 15th Reason with Lincoln Symphony
Nov. I. 1960-
-Distinguished American
Pric, with Orchestra
Nov. 15, 1960 Crold Souioy,
tone, in Recital
Oec. 13, I960 Lincoln's nationally known pianist, AUDUN
RAVNAN, with orchestra
V,
Jon. 24, 1961 The Mighty Four, Festival Quartet in supurb
concert
Feb. 21, 1961 By popular -demond, p complete Symphony
Program by Lincoln Symphony Orchestra
Mch. 21, S 1961 Audition Winners, Lincoln's Outstanding
' Music Student Talent, with Orchestra
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Sixty NU
For First
By Cloyd Clark
Sixty wrestlers began work
outs Monday afternoon under
the watchful eye of Mickey
Sparano, n ew Husker grap
ling coach.
The sixty wrestlers report
ing Monday is a distinct
change from past seasons
when Nebraska was forced to
forfeit as many as three
matches during a meet be
cause of a lack of wrestlers.
The squad is about evenly
divided betwee, varsity and
freshman candidates.
"I had heard about Bill
Smith saying that there
wasn't any interest in wres
tling on this campus but I
didn't believe that," says
Sparano. Smith is former
wrestling coach at Nebraska.
Sparano immediately be
gan thinking, about rebuilding
H u s k e r wrestling fortunes
and with 60 wrestlers report
ing for the opening practice
1 :'?frairf
WRESTLERS REPORT
Mickey Sparano, with chart, looks over a weight chart
with part of the sixty wrestlers who reported for the open
ing day of practice Monday afternoon. Sparano is starting
his fjrst season at Nebraska after completing five success
ful seasons at Omaha South High School.
IM Grid Scores
Friday
Play Bovs 19, Senior Dents 18
Delta Tau Delta B 19
Kappa Psi B 13
Phi Delta Theta B 13, Alpha
Tau Omega B 9
IM Grid Slate
Tuesday:
City Fields
NE-Delta Sigma Pi vs.
Brown Palace
SE Sigma Alpha Mu vs.
Cornhusker
SW Acacia vs. Beta Sig
ma Psi
Ag College Fields
E Ag Men vs. Delta Sig
ma Phi
N Pi Kappa Phi vs. Pio
neer
W-Theta Chi vs. Alpha
Gamma Sigma
Wednesday:
City Fields
NE Benton vs. Avery
SE MacLean vs. Bessey
SW Burnett vs. Canfield
Ag College Fields
N Phi Delta Theta B vs.
Delta Tau Delta B
W Alpha Tau Om?ga B vs
Theta Xi B
Soprano, Leontyne
Internationally
known Bari-
Grapplers Report
Practice Session
session, he appears headed in
the right direction.
Sparano earned four wres
tling letters at Nebraska from
1046-'43. He was a Big Seven
title holder in the 137-pound
class and also won several
AAU titles.
Impressive Record
Sparano con.es to Nebras
ka after compiling an out
standing record at Omaha
South High School where
his teams won state cham
pionships the past five years
and compiled a record of 80
wins, one loss a one tie.
The new Husker grappling
mentor was an assistant foot
ball and baseball coach at
South. He was a member of
Cletus -Fischer's grid staff
tnat captured the 1958 state
football crown.
With the full co-operation
of Athletic Director Bill
Orwig, Sparano has set up a
grant-in-aid program for
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grant-in-aids will be awarded
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any wrestler can get a schol
arship by winning matches,
according to Sparano.
Omaha South's wrestling
team was in about the same
condition that Nebraska's has
been in the past few years
when Sparano went to South
and built it into a high school
wrestling power.
"About the only difference
between high school and col
lege, says Sparano, is that in
high school you have to coach
what material you have, but
in college you have to be a
lecruiter in addition to coach
ing." Tech Graduate
Sparano graduated from
Omaha Tech High School and
joined the United States
Navy when the Second World
War broke out. He entered
Nebraska in 1946, graduating
in 1949.
The former South High
coach served in the Air Force
until 1953 when he accepted
the position as wrestling
coach at South High School
where he remained until com
ing to Nebraska this year.
Nebraska fans will get their
first look at the Husker grap
plers Dec. 10 when they meet
Kansas State at the Coliseum.
Jennings Praises 3
Huskers Ron McDole, Don
Purcell and Thunder Thorn
ton drew praise from coach
Bill Jennings Monday after
noon for their work against
Iowa "State Saturday.
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