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Wednesday, Oct. . 191 960 The Nebraskan Page 3 Seven States Represented On Top Frosh Grid Lineup By Hal Brown Seven states are represent ed on the top unit as . the Nebraska freshmen prepare tor tne season opener against Iowa State Nov. 4 at Ames, Iowa. Three members of the first unit are from Nebraska with two from Ohio and two from Texas. Other states repre sented are Colorado, .Kan sas, Illinois, and Arkansas, The first unit includes Pat Fisher, left end; Ed Mitchell, left tackle; George Howe, left guard; Lyle Slttler, cen ter; John Kirby, right guard; Robert Brown, right tackle; Jim Bartlett, quarterback Willie Ross, left halfback; Rudy Johnson, right half back; and Gene Young,' full back. Fisher, Kirby and Sittler are from Nebraska. Fisher is a 6-2, 194-pounder from Norfolk while Kirby hails from David City and Sittler is from Crete. Kirby is 6-3 and weighs 213 pounds. Sit tler is 6-0 and tips the scales at 206 pcunds. Brown and Young are both from Cleveland, Ohio, with Brown being the largest line man on the team at 6-4V2 and 245 pounds while Young is the heaviest back weighing in at 215 and standing 6-2. Representing Texas on the number one unit are Rudy Johnson, a 5-11, 180-pound-er from Aransas Pass, and Ed Mitchell, a 6-2, 235-pound-er from Galveston. Heavy Line ' Fisher is the only member of the first line weighing less than 200 pounds. The top line averages 215-pounds-per-man. The backfield is con siderably lighter with only Young tipping the scales at the 200-pound level. No player on the number one line is less than six feet tall with Sittler and Howe at that figure. The number two line averages 203-pounds-per-player. The number two line con sists of Charles Hircock at left end; Larry .Kramer, left tackle; Don Stone, left guard; Duncan Drum, cen ter; Elwin Hames, r i g h : guard; Clarence Osentowski, right tackle; and Lloyd Voss, right end. The second unit backfield is composed of B e n n i e Fischer at quarterback, Maynard Smidt at left half back, Dick Callahan at right halfback and Don Heldt at fullback. NOW SHOWING AStoryoffiJlfJand OTTERS J I! B f'.. A; f a FROSH QUARTERBACK FIRES PASS Freshman quarterback Jim Bartlett (82) gets off a pass despite a strong rush from left tackle Joe Raus and right guard Ron Griesse, left to right in dark jer ;eys, during a practice session. Right guard John Kirby (62) watches the action. The Husker frosh open the season Nov. 4 against Iowa State at Ames. High Hurdlers Qualify Tonight Qualifying continues in in tramural track tonight and Thursday at the Stadium. The 60-yd. high hurdles will be run at 5:00 p.m. tonight; Thursday the mile run starts at 5:00 p. m, and the broad jump qualifications be gin at 7:15 p.m. Entries will be taken on the field prior to the running of each event. "OF ALL THE SCREEN STORIES OF YOUNG MEN IN ACTION, THIS IS THE MOST MOVING, THE MOST HONEST, THE MOST MEMORABLE!" Quentin Reynold ism ' s s In the c HALL BARTLETT production ...k Hi first bi ram Four IM Football Teams Risk Undefeated Records By Chip Wood Four undefeated intramur al football teams will meet important league games Wednesday and Thursday. Phi Gamma Delta A squad goes against the Phi Delta Theta A team Wednesday m a game that could decide the league 2 title. The Phi Gams have a 3-0 record with only two games remaining to be played. Farm House, the oth er undefeated team in that league, plays the Alpha Tau Omega A team. The Farm House-Phi ' Gam game scheduled for last Thursday was cancelled due to rain so the two teams won't have a chance to meet in league play. - , Farm House plays the Al pha Gamma Rho team Thursday in a tilt that could be crucial depending on the outcome of the Farm House Alpha Tau Omega game. In other action Thursday Canfield plays Selleck in a game that could decide the league B title. Canfield leads 4 GDANCE f j J I 1 1 I 1, 1 in 1 resenting Tj)E NEW SOUND IN POPULAR MUSIC cm L4 Hi Lffl his VOICES and ORCHESTRA O the league with a 2-0 record but Selleck (2-1) is presently tied for second with Burnett (2-1). Intramural schedule: Wednesday: City Fields " NE Phi Delta Theta A vs. Phi Gamma Delta A NW Seaton I vs. Benton SE Delta S i g m a Pi vs. Beta Sigma Psi 1 '' SW Cornhusker vs;' Acacia . Ag College Fields EJ-Theta- Xi A vs. Alpha Gamma Rho A W Apha Tau Omega A vs. Farm House Thursday: City Fields NW Canfield vs. Selleck SE Delta Sigma Phi vs. Pi Kappa Phi SW Cornhusker vs. Acacia Ag College Fields E Ag Men" vs. Alpha Gam ma Sigma ' W Farm House vs. Alpha Gamma Rho Main Feature Clock State: "The Sword and the Dragon," 1:48, 3:54, 5:42, 7:39, 9:36, Varsityr "All the Young Men," 1:38, 3:37, 5:36, 7:34, 9:34. Nebraska: "Our Man in Ha vana," 1:05. "On the Beach," 3:00. Lincoln: "The Secret of the Purple Reef," 1:30, 3:10, 4:50, 6:30, 8:10, 10:05. Stuart: "Subterranians," 1:00, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8:00, 9:45. Nebraskan Want Ads TAILORING Dressmaking or alterations done at reasonable prtcee In neat, up-to-date tyles. Call Mavis, OR T-80T1. FOR SALE Triumph TR-3. See 1327 H St. Both tope. J1600. GR 1-833. Got parking problems? Buy this '55 Cushman. Highlander and park any where on campus. 940 Sou'n 32 after 5:30 P.m. ivory 1952 Ford Convertible, Fordo matlc, white top, continental kit, ton neau cover, white walls, snow tires, 47.000 mUes. Keys, Andrews 306. LOST Glasses in brown case. Call ID 4-4528. CAKES Beautifully decorated cakes made to order . . . weddings, special events, parties. Phone IV 8-1588. PERSONAL Vote for Diane I am. Oct. 29 Pershing Auditorium 9-1 $3 PER COUPLE Tiikels on Bale in Union and from Cornoolm and Tassels.'.' O Congratulations Dlllard and Thornton members of Tank Troop Local 386. Sharon Is the one so . Back her, just- for fun. Homecoming Queen Sharon Anderson EMPLOYMENT Wanted: Bushoys and dishwashers. Free meals. No experience necessary. Apply Delta- Sigma Phi house or call HE 2-5R6G. LOST LOST Tan McGregor jacket, size 48. in Soc. Scl. 2(19. Reward. Phone GA 3-7061. Star Of The Week Fischer Receives Nebraskan Star Presentation-2nd Time Nebraska quarterback Pat Fischer earns the Daily Ne braskan Star of The Week award for the second time this season with his outstand ing performance in the win over Army Saturday. Fischer led the Huskers Saturday with an 8.8 rush ing average on 10 plays arid uncorked a strike to left half back Bennie Dillard for a 57- yard touchdown play that provided the winning points in the third quarter. The Nebraska signal caller scored the other Nebraska TD on a two-yard plunge to cap a 78-yard drive in the second quarter. A 64-yard dash by Fischer moved the ball from the Husker 22-yard line to the Army 14 and set up the touchdown. The senior quarterback played 55 minutes against the Cadets and was taken out only in the final few minutes and when Ron Meade entered the game for extra point kicks.. "Fischer played a great ball game, He called all of the offense," Husker coach Bill Jennings said after the game. Jennings picked Fisch er's bootleg play that went for 64 yards and set up the first touchdown, and t he pass from Fischer to Dillard as two of the outstanding plays in the game. Surprise Play "I didn't know what was coming off for a while," Jen nings said when asked about the bootleg play. Army coach Dale Hall mentioned Fischer as one of the top players in the game Saturday. Fischer was mentioaed by United Press International as one of the top backs in the nation for his play against Army. He was named to the UPI Backfield of The Week after the Texas game. The former halfback was converted to the signal call ing spot in spring drills and has shown steady improve ment at the position this fall. His . bootlegs and fakes kept the Cadets off balance much of the afternoon. Fischer ranks among the fop six in three statistical de partments in the Big Eight. He is number two in punt re turns, fourth in scoring, and sixth in rushing yardage. The Husker quarterback has returned 11 punts for 184 yards, an average of 16.7 yards per return to rank sec ond to Donnie Smith of Mis souri. Smith has returned five punts for 113 yards, an average of 22.6 yards. Fischer has scored 24 points for a fourth place iie with Dave Hoppmap of Iowa State in that depart ment, Iowa State's Tom, Watkins and Bert Coan sof Kansas lead the scoring race with 46 points each. The Star of The Week has gained 261 yards on the ground in 57 carries to nail down the sixth spot in rush ing yardage. Hoppmann is the leading rusher with 440 yards on 78 carries. Fischer ranks ninth in passing yard age with 90 yards on 15 aerials. Delco Products Div. GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 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Smartly tailored water resistant cot-, ton poplin coat neatly tailored with rag Ian sleeves and slosh pockets. Warm orlorr pile in brilliant red zips in or out to keep you comfortable re gardless of trie weather. 29 95 GO HUSKERS! Beat Colorado 'd H V:' h ! . s -1 vJ " i'f r -rflf