Friday, Nov. 11, I960
The Nebraskan
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Teh Huskers Making
Final Home Showing
Cowboys
By Hal Brown
Ten Nebraska seniors will
be malting their final home
appearance of the season
when the Huskers take on
Oklahoma State's gridders
Saturday at Memorial Stadi
um. Senior gridders making
their final appearanc. include
right end John Bond, left
guard Darrell. Cooper,
quarterback Pat Fischer, cen
ter Don Fricke, center Bob
Kitchen, right guard Dick
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Rosier, right tackle Roland
McDole, left guard John Pon
seigo, left tackle Al Wellman,
and right halfback Clay
White.
The battle between th Cow
boys and the Huskers is for
sixth place in the Big Eight
standings. Oklahoma State
has a 1-3 conference mark
while the Huskers are 1-4.
The only league win for both
schools came against Kansas
state.
Nebraska defeated the Wild
cats 17-7 earlier in the season
and Oklahoma State got its
first league win a week ago
with a 28-7 victory over Kan
sas State.
A Husker win wound as
sure Nebraska of a record
equal to last year's mark when
the Huskers won two and lost
four in the conference and
had a 4-6 overall record. Ne
braska has lost three consec
utive games and hasn't scored
in the last two against Mis
souri and Kansas.
"Oklahoma State defensive
ly is as fine a team as we've
pli-yed," Nebraska head coach
Bill Jennings said. "We have
to b able to move the ball in
order to win.
All Huskers are expected to
ready physically for Satur
day contest with Gary Too
good recovering from a groin
injury that sidelined him in
the Kansas game.
Toogood will probably draw
the starting nod at left tackle jj
anead of Oeorge Haney and
Dick McDaniel.
Others in the Husker start
ing line will' be Bill Corn-
stock at left end, Tyrone Rob-
ei uuu at ten guar a. von
Fricke at center, Dick Rosier
at right guard, Roland Mc
Dole at right tackle and Don
Purcell at right end.
The Nebraska starting
backfield probably will find
Pat Fischer calling signals.
Pat Clare at left halfback.
Clay White at right halfback,
and Noel Martin at fullback.
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IM Cage Scores
Alpha Gamma Sigma 23,
Delta Sigma Phi 16
Goodding 41, Andrews A 26
Burnett A 49, Riesselbach 37
Canfield A 29, Bessey A 25
Sigma Chi A 23, Rappa
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Phi Delta Theta A 33, Alpha
Tau Omega A 20
Beta Theta Pi A 35. Phi
Gamma Delta A 33
Theta Xi A 49, Brown Pal
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Sigma Alpha Mu 26, Corn
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Chi 25, Pi Rappa Phi
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Pioneer 65, Zeta Beta Tau
15
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Phi Rappa Psi A 44, Delta
Tau Delta A 43
Architecture 38, R a 1 ph's
Boys 33
Dental College 36, Law Col
lege 7
Hal's Hunches
BIG EIGHT
NEBRASKA 14 0-State 7
KANSAS 21 Colorado 13
MISSOURI 28. . . Oklahoma 13
IOWA STATE 27 ...K-State 0
OTHER GAMES
ARKANSAS over Southern
Methodist, AUBURN over
Georgia, BAYLOR over
Southern California, CLEM
SON over South Carolina,
DARTMOUTH over Cornell,
ALABAMA over Georgia
Tech, HARVARD over
Brown, ILLINOIS over Wis
consin, IOWA over Ohio State,
LSU over Mississippi State,
YALE over Princeton, NOT
RE DAME over Miami (Fla.)
MINNESOTA over Purdue.
MARYLAND over North
Carolina, MICHIGAN STATE
over Northwestern, OREGON
over West Virginia. PENN
SYLVANH over Columbia,
PITTSBURGH over Army,
RICE over Texas A & M,
OREGON STATE over Stan
ford. SYRACUSE over Col
gate, MISSISSIPPI over Ten-;
nessee, TEXAS over Texas
Christian. UCLA over Air
Force, DUKE over Wake
Forest, WASHINGTON over
Calif crnia.
Last week's record: D
right, 18 wrong, oae tie for a
S59 percentage. Seasoa rec!
rd :4 167 .rights C3 . wrong, M :
lies tor a .717 mark. 1
Six Huskers Set
For Harrier Meet
By Janet Sack
Nebraska's six-man cross
country team will compete
in the Big Eight conference
championship meet Saturday
at Oklahoma State in Still
water.
Runners reDresentinz Ne
braska are Rav Stevens. Bill
Kenny, Clarence and Joe
acott, Rich luer, ana Paul
Nielsen.
Last weekend Nebraska
won the Midwest AAU four
mile run in Omaha. At this
meet Stevens set a new rec
ord for the course with a
21:06. Stevens also lias the
best time for the Huskers on
the home course with a
15:13.5.
This season Nebraska won
meets from Colorado, Iowa
State and Drake, and lost to
Kansas State and Missouri.
Kansas with Bill Doison.
Kirk Hagan, Bill Hay ward.
Bob Linrud, Billy Mills, and
Ted Reiseinger is favored to
dominate the cross country
run for the 14th straight year.
Missouri, led by unbeaten
Bob Henneken, will give the
Jayhawks a fight for the
championship. Henneken will
be backed up by teamm?tes
Ray Schmitz, Joe Schroeder,
Don Gabbert, Morris Patter
son. Jim Shepard, and Jerry
McFadden.
Coach Burl Berry of Iowa
State win enter Karl Brown,
Don Muyskens, Jan Peter
sons, John Highbarger, Earl
Holtz. Charles Darby, and
Bill Lynn.
In the Kansas State corner
Coach Ward Haylett may be
minus the services of Jerry
Schletzbaum who twisted an
ankle in practice this week.
The Wildcats will be enter
ing Larry Wagner, Pat Mc
Neal, Gene Mater. Bob Jad-
jlow, Bob Grosek, and Ed
alahoney. McNeaL a sopho
more, crowded letterman
Wagner all season and beat
him in their last meet.
Colorado's forces will be
spread rather thin, due to
ineligibilities and drop outs,
according to Coach Frank
Potts. Eric Cahn, a senior,
is the individual standout for
the Buffs. Potts will also be
entering John Patterson, Al
Schmid, Tom Porven, and
Jerry Epler in the confer
ence.
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Open Postal
Competition
Nebraska's Big Eight bowl
ing team swings into postal
league action at 10 a.m. Sat
urday when they will be
matched against the Cowboys
of Oklahoma State.
Nebraska's varsity team -is
composed of Keith Van Vel
kinburgh, Dick Haase, Marv
Conn, Ralph Holmstrom, Stu
Kutler, and Dick Babst.
"If any of those fellows
fail to keep an average of
180, we have sufficient sub
stitutes from the pacer team
to take their place, Merle
ReCing, games manager said.
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By Chip Wood
Nebraska's undefeated
freshman football team
will host the Kansas S t a te
frosh at 2:00 p.m. today.
The Kansas State freshmen
are undefeated this year aft
er holding the Kansas grid
ders to a 0-0 tie at Manhat
tan, October 27.
The Hnsker frosh tripped
the Iowa State freshmen last
Friday 7-6 on a fourth
quarter drive engineered by
Iowa prep star, Charles Doep-
ke.
K-State freshman coacl. Ed
Dissinger says the Wildkit
tens are "ready to play
ready to give a good account
of themselves," and has
moved two Nebraska prep
stars into the starting line-up.
They are Spencer Puis,
Holdrege, at left half, and
Sam Sommerhalder, Minden,
at right end.
Other expected starters for
Ransas State are Larry
Benson (212), right tackle;
Bob Noblist (182), right
guard; John Cunningham
(185), center; Jerry Fitzsim
mons (205); left guard, Joe
Provenzano (225); left tac
kle, Carl Brown (190); left
end, Ralph McFfflen (150)
quarterback, Fred Stanfield
(165), right half; and Junior
Miller (190), fullback.
The Nebraska frosh have
won the last two games from
Ransas State since 1957 when
the Wildcats romped 31-7.
Nebraska won 15-0 at Man
hattan last year.
The Huskers have a 14-
pound weight advantage over
all. The Ransas State line
averages 196.4 against Ne
braska's 216.4 and the Husk
ers hold a 192.7-173.2 advant
age in the backfield.
Probable starters for the
Huskers are Pat Fischer
(194) left end; Edward Mitch
ell (235), left tackle; George
Howe (207), left guard; Lyle
Sittler (206), center; John
Rirby (213), right guard; Rob
ert Brown (245), right tac
kle; Corwin Bishop (205),
right end; Charles Doepke
(185), quarterback; Willie
Ross (191), left halfback;
Rudy Johnson (180), right
halfback; Eugene Y o u n z
(215), fullback.
IM Cage Slate
Friday:
PE Court 1
5:00 Cornhusker vs. Brown
Palace
PE Court 2
5:00 Alpha Gamma Rho A
vs. Beta Sigma Psi A
Time Change
The starting time for the
Nebraska-Kansas State
freshman football game
has been changed from S
p.m. to 2 p.m. Students
and faculty members win
be admitted with their sea
son football tickets.
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