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Monday, May 1, 1961
The Nebraskan
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ustained Drives Spark N
Reds Down
Whites By
24-12 Count
Nebraska's gridders gave
the estimated 300 spectators
at Saturday's scrimmage a
view of something that has
been lacking in the past cou
ple of years sustained of
tensive drives.
The two Husker teams
scored on three drives of 70
yards, one 75-yard drive and
two advances of 37 and 38
vards to touchdowns as the
Red team scored a 24-12 win
over the Whites.
The two short touchdown
drives were set up by pass
interceptions.
Masker Coach Bill Jennings
said he was satisfied with
the progress of his s q u a d,
but added that they had a lot
of work to do in the final
twe weeks of drills.
"We wanted to run a little
more today than we have so
far this Spring, Jennings
said. "We wanted to stay on
the ground and see what our
running game looked ukc
Even though trying to em
phasize the ground game, the
Husker quarterbacks un
corked 38 passes, hitting on
18 of them with seven inter
ceptions. Senior Ron Meade
led the passers with eight for
U and one interception.
Faiman Hits Four
Junior John Faiman hlt(
four of eight with one inter-j
ception. Dennis Claridge con-j
nected on six ot u ana naa
three aerials pirated. Ron Gil
breath tried four passes, com
pleting none with two inter
ceptions. None of the backs broke
away for long gains, but
there were several runs of
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HUSKERS DEJIONSTRATE ADDED PHASE OF GRID ATTACK
Nebraska's new-found air power is demonstrated dur
ing a recent scrimmage session as Dennis Claridge, far
right, gets set to fire a strike and Bob Brewn throws a
Thornton got off runs of 10
and 15 yards. Pat Clare broke
loose for 14 and 12-yard
gains.
Willie Ross eve red 14
yards on one play while
Warrea Powers pkked ap a
15-yarder and John Faiman
raced for 13 yards oa ene
play.
Jennings praised interior
linemen Monte Kiffin, Bob
Jones, Gary Toogood, Tyrone
Robertson and Bob Brown
for their work in the after
noon scrimmage. He lauded
backs Ross, Gare and Thornton.
block into a charging defender. Nebraska end Don Pur
ee 11, far right, gets set to catch the pass thrown by Cla
ridge as Corwia Bishop ($4) closes in to make the tackle.
Nebraska's passing attack has sparkled ia both scrim
mages to date and passing has received its share at
attention in all nine of the Husker workouts thus far.
The Reds took a 6-0 lead
midway in the first quarter
after driving 38 yards in nine
plays with Faiman hitting
Purccll in the end zone with
a 15-yarder for the score.
PurceH pulled the ban away
from Claridge and Dennis
Stuewe for the TD.
Faiman Intercepts
Faiman set up the score by
intercepting a Claridge pass
on the Red 10 and returning
it 52 yards to the White 38.
With Thornton, Ross and
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Drake Relays
Nebraska Hurdlers
Win Shuttle Relay
Nebraska claimed a victory at the 52nd annual Drake
Relays when Uhe Scarlet 480-yard shuttle hurdle relay team
earned first place with a :5fc7 clocking.
The relay team composed of Mat Haedt, LeRoy Keane
Ward carrying the aigskin the
Reds moved to the 10-yard
line.
Thornton then carried the
ball in for the score, but a
Red offside nullified the TD.
Faiman then hit Purcell with
the TD pass.
The Reds drove 75 yards
ia the second quarter to make
it 12-. With Rob Meade call
ing signals, the Red anit
mixed np their pass and run
plays to move the 75 yards
ia 13 plays with Ross sweep
ing left end for the Cnal two
yards.
Meade kept the defense
honest with four passe mixed
in with the running plays.
He hit Dick Callahan for 14,
Ross for five. Chuck Doepke
college, their nearest rival
Friday, Al Wellmaa placed
a close second ia the discos
as be turned ia a toss of 163-".
His toss of 164-11 which is the
Nebraska varsity ontdoor rec
ord would have won the event
Javelin thrower Al Roots
placed fourth in his event
with a toss of 2D5-6. li the
400-meter hurdles Keane
placed fourth. He won his
heat in the preUminarit?s, but
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Husker Bowlers Cop
Big 8 Championships
Nebraska's bowling team won a Big Eight championship
for Husker athletics in the conference bowling tournament
held at the Student Union this week end.
Keilh Van Velkinburgh led the Husker alley attack will
was fourth in the time com- the individual high game of 255 and the individual high total
of 2,770.
Oklahomans Dave Davidson
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Other highlights of the two-1 The Nebraska ace ratdis
dav sports spectacular were taaced s e c a d high totaler,
hv the small, talent-; Bill Carey ef Kansas by
ed team from Texas South- nearly 8 pins. Carey rolled jaDd Ted Donaldson rolled 254
era. The Texans swept four 1 2,697 for his total. jand 247 to wia second high
Tiav titles of the six relay Missouri 'on the second I game honors and a tie for
events to set a new high forjpiaoe honors in the tourna
Wall Saves
Husker Win
Over Buffs
Jan Wall stopped a Colorado
rally in the final game of a
three-game series to give the
Huskers a 9-7 win and avoid
a sweep of the series by the
Buffs.
Wall came on in the ninth
inning Saturday with the
bases loaded and two out aft
er Colorado had scored three
runs off Ernie BonistaH on
three bits, a walk and an er
ror. Wall retired the side with
a force out.
Bonistall had relieved start
er Tom Ernst in the fifth and
was the winning pitcher. The
out the final scoring chart in' , fourn flfUl inning
and led from that point
Colorado won Friday's twin
bill by 5-1 and 4-3 counts as
Buff hurlers Nick Counter and
the meet
U.S. Olvmpians Ralph Bos
ton, 28-1'i i" the broad jump;
John Thomas, -74 in the
hieh jump; and rnpie gwu
ment with a team point
total of 263.52. This total com
third high game. ft wins.
Viane Becker of Missoun -tied
With Donaldson for thel:!J
winning Peterson point total ithird position. Becker 1X5T-L,
nrbonl WVd evervlhad the seventh high totalt-f "VJ
pin score with 2,594. T. W "
BiHltzinan with 2,640 of conference actiOT. The win
Each school bowled every
other team two times for a
winner Wiima Rudolph, 'total of 14 matches per team
in the 100-yard dash woa eech pared to Nebraska's 268.19
.f Wir Viits. but remained in Saturday's tournament
behind the scene with the TlAlph Halmstrein and Dave Rybold of Kansas with
Texans providing the excite- stnart Katter rolled with the! 2.616 Placed fourth, fifth and
Oklahoma, Ted Bost mith
2,620 also from Oklahoma and
ment
George Davies, Oklahoma
State pole vaulter, set a new
meet record as he cleared
16, soundly defeating Okla
homa's J. D. Martin.
Nebraska college confer
ence teams fared well as Clin
ton Skinner of Doane lost out
to Baylor's Bin Kemp who
won in .09.5. Skinner's time
was :09.8. Midland's high
jumper Jerry Collier tied for
third in the high jump at
-3.
Golfers Are Only
NU Team at Home
Nebraska's golfers will be
the only Husker sports team
to play in Lincoln this week.
The golf team will face
Kansas and Kansas State on
the HiDcrest Country Club
Course on Friday and Satur
day mornings respectively.
Baseballers will play Kan
sas at Lawrence for the week
end series.
The track team will com
pete with Colorado at Boul
der Saturday and the tennis
squad will be at Drake and
Iowa State
Busb Bowls 280
Nebraska Basketball Coach
Jerry Bush bowled a 280 game
Friday on the Student Union
Lanes. Bush rolled 10 consecu
tive strikes after tapping the
seven pin in t h e second
frame.
mith total pin scores of 2,654
and 2,S9 respectively.
Holmstrom placed third in
the high total standings and
Kutler eighth.
Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa
State, Colorado, Kansas State
and Oklahoma State finished
Husker Golfers
Lose to Sooners
Nebraska golfers went down
in defeat to Oklahoma, 13 14
IVt, at the HiUcrest Country
Club Friday.
Three Sooners tied for med
alist honors with 7Ts while
Bud Williamson and Jerry
Overgaard were the top Corn
husker scorers with 75's.
Ed Taber -and Ned Nolte
shot 78 and Dave McConahay
79 to finish out the Husker
score card. Oklahoma's Fred
Schrutchfield shot a 74 ahead
of teammate Gary Jarmon's
76.
LHS Sports Star
Coming lo Nebraska
Gary Haas, all-state basket
ball player from Lincoln High
will attend Nebraska next fall,
according to Coach Jerry
Bush.
Haas is 6-3 and has played
end for the Lincoln High foot
ball team. Because of a knee
injury, Haas will concentrate
on basketball at Nebraska.
pin scores.
NU Netters
Lose 2 More
The Huskers tennis team's
newest addition, Jack Craft,
showed the only singles win
for the Nebraska netters as
they dropped matches at
Kansas and Washburn Uni
versities. Craft won bis Washburn
match, 6-3, from Charles
Brooks to score the only Hus
ker singles victory. The sen
ior letterman has been out for
tennis for less than two weeks
and this was bis first varsity
competition of the year.
Jack Laosterer and BUI
Lewis scored the enly other
Hnsker team points on the
trip. The doubles team won
over Ray M a a a i g and
Charles Brooks of Washburn.
Nebraska netters scored a
7-0 victory over Washburn
and suffered a 0-7 loss to
Kansas in last year's match
es. This year Kansas won by
the same 7-0 score but Wash
burn reversed the score to
5-2 in favor of the host team.
Dave Wohlf arth, H a s k e r
lead off man, lost to John
Wohlfarth, 7-5, -, in the
Washburn matches.
The tennis team win travel
to Drake and Iowa State Fri
day and Saturday.
was Counter's first in league
action.
Husker starter Ron Have
kost was charged with" the
loss in the opener of the dou
bleheader. He was relieved by
Dave Webster in the sixth.
Bonistall started the nightcap
and was charged with the
loss. Wall took over in the
second and went the rest of
the way.
Nebraska now has a 3-8 con
ference mark while Colorado
is 6-4. The Huskers face Kan
sas at Lawrence Friday and
Saturday.
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for 10 and Fred Fisher for
20 yards.
The Whites got their first
score in the second half as
they climaxed a 70-yard drive
at the beginning of the half
when Stuewe plunged the fi
nal yard over toe interference
of teammate Bob Brown at
right tackle.
Big Plays
An 18-yard pass from Cla
ridge to Larry Donovan and
a 14-yard gallop by Clare on
a 14-yard gain by Ross and
a 15-yard run by Powers set
up the score.
Meade found Doepke in the
end zone from four yards out
with a touchdown strike as
the third quarter ended with
the Reds leading, 184.
The Whites battled back to
within one touchdown with a
70-yard march to start the
final stanza. An 18-yard pass
from Claridge to Stuewe
moved the ball from the Red
a pitchout were the big plays 135 to the 17 and after Gene
in the White TD drive. Young gained two and Clare
The Reds came right back, 'ripped off 12 more, Claridge
taking over on their own 30 1 bulled over from two yards
and" going all the way for a i away for the score,
score in nine plays. Runs of The final score of the af
15 and 10 yards by Thornton, ternoon came after Powers
intercepted a GEbreath pass,
giving the Reds the ball oa
the White 37. Faiman ang W
neered the scoring drive, hit
ting Deopke with a 10-yard
pass, gaining 13 himself and
then smashing for the final
yard.
Last Chance
The Whites had oat final
chance to score when a
Meade pass was pirated by
Olafson, giving the Whites
the ball on the Red 12. But
Jed Rood intercepted a pass
by Gilbreath to end the ball
game.
The Huskers have eight
more practice sessions includ
ing the alumni-varsity gam
All-Sports Day May 13.
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