Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1960
The Nebraskan
Page 3
5 Teams
Unbeaten
By Chip Wood
Five intramural football
teams have finished league
play undefeated.
Phi Gamma Delta (5-0)
heads league 2, S,igma Alpha
Mu (4-0) captured the league
3 crown, Pioneer (5-0) has
taken the league 4 title, Ben-
, ton (5-0) heads league 5, and
Selleck (4-0) is the league 6
titleholder.
, Sigma Chi A (4-1) and Phi
Kappa Psi A (4-1) tied for
the league 1 crown as did
Smith (3-1) and Fairfield (3-1)
in league 7.
Play in leaeue 8 and the
independent league 9 will con
tinue for the rest of the week.
Theta Xi B (4-0) leads league
8 and the Play Boys (3-0) head
league 9.
Intramural standings:
LEAGUE 1 A
Sigma Chi 4-1
Phi Kappa Psi 4-1
Kappa Sigma 3-2
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Complete
Seasons
Beta Theta Pi .2-2
Delta Tau Delta ..1-3
LEAGUE 2 A
Phi Gamma Delta 5-0
Alpha Tau Omega ......4-1
Farm House ....3-2
Phi Delta Theta .......1-3
Alpha Gamma Rho .....1-3
Theta Xi 0-5
LEAGUE 3 A
Sigma Alpha Mu .. 4-A
Cornhusker ....... 4-1
Beta Sigma Psi 3-2
Brown Palace v- ..2-2
Acacia 0-4
Delta Sigma Pi 0-4
LEAGUE 4-A
Pioneer 5-0
Alpha Gamma Sigma "..3-2
Theta Chi 3-2
Ag Men 3-2
Pi Kappa Phi 1-4
Delta Sigma Phi 0-5
LEAGUE 5 A
Benton 5-0
Seaton I 2-2
Bessey 2-3
LEAGUE 6 -A .
Selleck 4-0
Canfield ..2-l
Boucher 1-2
Seaton II 1-3
Burnett 1-3
LEAGUE 7 A
Smith 3-1
Fairfield 3-1
Kiesselbacb .....2-2
Goodding 0-4
LEAGUE 8 B
Theta Xi 4-0
Delta Tau Delta 4-1
Alpha Tau Omega 4-1
Phi Kappa Psi 2-2
Sigma Chi 1-2
Phi Delta Theta 14
LEAGUE 9
INDEPENDENTS
Play Boys 3-0
Dental College 2-1
Senior Dents 1-1
Law College 1-1
Renegades 0-4
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NEBRASKA'S THUNDER
Thunder Thornton ranks fifth among Big Eight ball
carriers with 308 yards. The Husker sophomore led what
offense Nebraska could generate against ColoVado Satur
day with 80 yards on 19 plays and the only touchdown.
Thornton Gains Award
As Star of The Week
Thunder Thornton, Hus
ker fullback, is the Daily Ne
braskan Star of The Week for
the week of Oct. 17-23.
Thornton gains the nod for
being able to pick ':p 80 yards
on 19 plays against the Buffs
even when ramming into the
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middle of a nine-man line all
afternoon.
The Husker sophomore
from Toledo, Ohio, has gotten
away on only one long run
this season and that was a 57
yarder. He was the workhorse
Saturday at Colorado with his
19 carries and is the leading
rusher among the Huskers in
number of plays.
Thornton has carried the
ball 71 tmies and gained 308
yards for a 4.3 average.
Nearly all of the yardage has
come against stacked defen
sive lines. The fact that
Thornton has lost only three
yards in his 71 carries against
nine-man lines attests to his
running power.
Thornton scored the only
Nebraska touchdown against
the Buffs Saturday.
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Set for Thursday
S i x intramural football
games are scheduled for
tournament play today and
Thursday.
All games are scheduled
for 5:10 p.m. and will be
played on the city fields.
In Wednesday's action Sig
ma Chi A goes against Sigma'
Alpha Mu, Ag Men play Al
pha Tau Omega A, Phi Gam
ma Delta A plays Cornhusker,
and Pioneer meets Phi Kap
pa Psi A.
Thursday's games include
the Canfield-Smith winner vs.
Benton, and the Fairfield
Seaton I winner vs. Selleck.
Canfield, Smith, Fairfield,
and Seaton I played last
night
Non-tournament games to
be played Thursday are Phi
Kappa Psi B vs. Sigma Chi
B, and Law College vs. Senior
Dents.
Huskers Finish
Second in Cross
Country Meet
Nebraska's cross country
team finished second in a tri
angular meet with Colorado
State University and Colorado
at Boulder, Saturday.
CSU placed first with 19
points, Nebraska followed
with 47, and Colorado was last
with 55.
Ray Stevens finished third
over the windy three mile
course in 16:10. Bill Kenny
came in 8th, Clarence Scott
11th. Rich Kier 12th, Joe
Scott 13th. and Paul Nielsen
15th.
The Huskers will host Mis
souri this weekend in the last
home meet.
Two Collect
IM Crowns
Two league titles were de
cided in Monday's intramural
football play as Sigma Alpha
Mu defeated Beta Sgima fsi
19-9, and Phi Gamma Delta
defeted Farm House 27-13.
The Phi Gams have a 5-0
record in league 2 and the
Sammies are now 4-0 in
league 3.
The other action Phi Kappa
Psi A defeated Kappa Sigma
19-6 to earn the Phi Psi's a
berth in the championship
playoffs, and Alpha Tau
Omega A defeated Theta Xi
A 9-7 to give the ATO's the
runner-up spot in league 2.
Cornhusker took the league
3 runner-up spot by virtue of
a 224 win over Brown Palace.
By Janet Srk
Kansas University's fresh
men defeated the Nebraska
freshman c r o o s country
team, 24-32Mt, in a postal
meet.
John Portee placed second
for Nebraska over the two
mile coursein 9:34.8. Por
tee's time was four-tenths of
a second behind KUrs Allan
Carius who won in 9:34.4.
Nebraska's Tony Cruz tied
for third with Don Hladik in
9:51. Stuart Tucker tied for
fifth with KU's George Ca
brera in 9:54, and .Husker
IM Cross Country
Run Set Tonight
The intramural fall cross
country run will be held to
night on the Stadium track
at 5:00 p.m.
Each fraternity, resident
hall, or other organized group
may enter three men in the
mile and 880-yd. runs.
Woody Moore tied for ninth
with Tonni Coane in 10:03.
Jim Lewis of Nebraska fin
ished 11th in 10:12 and Andy
Steele finished 12th for th
Huskers with 10:12.4.
Husker Bowlers
Open With Win
Nebraska opened the bowl
ing season, with a win over
Seward Concordia.
The winner of the thre
game team match Was de
termined by the number of
total pins.
Nebraska won all three
games: the first 939 to 888.
the second 841 to 777, and the
third 861 to 810. The Huskers
total pins was 2641 to Seward
Concordia's 2473.
Nebraska's team consisted
of Ralph Holmstrom, Dick
Haase, Dave Shepard, Dick
Babst, and Marv Cohn.
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be the high man for the Hua-kers.
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