Wednesday, September 20, 1961
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
NU Drills Pass Defense
Jones Hurt But Will Play
In NoDak Game Saturday
Mere work on pass defense
was drilled into the Nebraska
Cornhuskers yesterday as the
gridders prepare for the
opener with North Dakota Sat
urday.
Third-strintf NU auarter
back Ron Gilbreath handled
the passing chores as the Hus
kers prepared for the aerial
attack of the Sioux.
Bill Glas, sophomore Nodak
quarterback, is the chief
threat in the Sioux offensive
attack. The Bemidji, Minn.,
native pitched three touch
down passes and scored him
self on a 29-yard run in North
Dakota's opening 46-0 victory
over Montana State.
He also completed seven
out of 13 passes and ran for
233 yards. Glas was listed as
the third string quarterback
before the game.
Regular quarterback Bill
Leifur, who once attended Ne
braska, will make the Ne
braska trip, but won't play,
according to reports.
The Husker injured list re
mained at three after Mon
day's workout, Coach Bill
Jennings reported. Noel Mar
tin, Pat Salerno and Larry
Donovan will not be a v a i 1
able for Saturday's game. '
Salerno and Martin are re
covering from knee injuries
and Donovan broke his finger
and cannot play with a cast
on it.
Bob Jones, 220-pound left
returned to action Tuesday af
ter a bout with the flue and
a sprained ankle.
Six Meets Slated
For NU Runners
A six-meet schedule is out
lined for the Nebraska var
sity cross-country team, ac
cording to Coach Frank Se
vigne. All home contests will be
held at Pioneers Park at 11
a.m. over the three-mile hill
and dale course.
The 1961 Husker schedule
is:
Oct. 7 Kansas State at
Manhattan.
Oct. 13 Iowa State and
Drake here.
Oct. 21 Colorado here.
Oct. 28 Missouri at Colum
bia. Nov. 3 Midwest AAU in
Omaha.
Nov. 12 Big Eight Confer
ence in Lawrence, Kan.
Jazz, Java Returns
Jazz 'n Java, ah informal
Friday afternoon Jam ses
sion in the Student Union
Crib, will be held again this
year, with the first session
this Friday at 4 p.m.
The Alpha Tan Omega
Combo, which appeared
several times last year,
will perform for the first
program. Jazz and Java
will be held every other Fri
day throughout the year
featuring combos and
groups which perform on
campus.
tackle from West Point, did
not practice Tuesday due to
a boil on his arm, but should
be ready to go Saturday, Jen
nings added.
Moving into the number one
left tackle slot, temporarily
replacing Jones, was Gary
Toogood with Monte Kif f in
running on the second unit.
Halfback Dennis S t u e w e
DAILY CIBRASKM
Big Eight Roundup
IS-Cowboy Battle
Tops Big 8 Weekend
Big Eight football fans
should find plenty of thrills
Saturday when Iowa State
matches skills with Oklahoma
State.
The Cyclones, who were far
from impressive in their 21-0
victory over Drake last Sat
urday, promised a sharp
comeback this week.
"A victory will be ex
tremely important in our
scheme of things," Iowa State
Coach Clay Stapleton ad
mitted. "Cliff Speegle of Ok
lahoma State will have the
same attitude. We can expect
a hard fought, low scoring,
close game here this wek
end."
Since this will be the first
conference game till Sept. 30
the victor Saturday will be the
first to hold the top Big
Eight position.
Tailback Ozzie Clay was the
Cyclones' leading ground
gainer against Drake piling
up 81 yards in 14 carries for
a 5.8 yards per carry aver
age. Highly touted Dave Hopp
man carried 18 times, gained
68 yards and lost eight for a
3.7 average in the IS opener.
The Cyclones have only
three regulars and 16 letter
men back from a team that
won seven and lost three last
year.
Eighteen lettermen are
back at Oklahoma State this
year but injuries this fall
have cost the Cowboys some
key personnel, including quar
terback Jim Elliot who
scored the winning touchdown
against Nebraska last year.
Coach Speegle has been
disappointed in early OSU
scrimmages by the lack of a
tough defense, usually a Cow
boy trademark. He has been
impressed by the improved
passing attack.
Last year Iowa State,
with Tom Watkins leading the
way, defeated Oklahoma State
13-6 at Stillwater. A crowd of
about 18,000 i expected for
this year's battle at Ames.
Elsewhere around the Big
Eight, pre-season favorite
Kansas opens at Texas Chris
tian Saturday night, Kansas
State hosts Indiana, Nebras
ka plays North Dakota and
Missouri will meet Washing
ton State at Columbia.
Oklahoma and Colorado are
idle this week and will begin
play Sept. 30. Colorado
meets Oklahoma State at
Boulder and Oklahoma has. an
intersectional battle at Notre
Dame on that date.
NU Wrestling Clinic
Slated for Sept. 30
A clinic for all high school
wrestling coaches and offi
cials will be held at Nebraska
Saturday, Sept. 30, Coach Bob
Mancuso announced.
Coaches and officials regis
tered for the clinic will be
given tickets to the Arizona
Nebraska football game.
Physicals Friday
Physical examinations for
all men interested in par
ticipating in inter-collegiate
sports for this school year
will be given Fri., Sept. 22
at 7 p.m. at the Student
Health Center, head trainer
Paul Schneider announced.
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Frosh Track Candidates Termed 'Fair'
By Jan Sack
The fifteen freshmen track
prospects have been termed
"fair" by Nebraska track
coach Frank Sevigne.
All the way from Honolulu,
Hawaii, to New York City,
the recruits will attempt to
help shape Nebraska's track
future. Unlike other years, 10
of The 15 boys are former Ne
braska high school prepsters.
Top recruits are David
Blankenbaker from Red Cloud
and Jim Wendt from Kenosha,
Wisconsin. Blankenbaker is
the Nebraska state champion
in the mile run with a 4:26.4
which tied the state mark. He
was clocked in that time in
the 1961 state classic.
Wendt, a much needed com
bination athlete and scholar,
holds the Wisconsin high
school 880 record in 1:56.0. He
also graduated in the upper
10 per cent of his class.
Not a freshman but a re
turnee to the Husker track
circle is Mike Fleming, dis
charged from the U.S. Marine
Corps on Septemoer 1. Flem
ing attended the University
three year's ago before doing
a hitch with the Marines. His
events are the 880, mile and
2-mile runs. According to
Sevigne, Fleming will be eli
gible for varsity competition
second semester.
Other tracksters forming
the Nebraska freshman track
team include:
Sprints Jim Stewart from
Plattsmouth.
440 Tom Cole of Warrick,
R.I.; George Butterfield of
Honolulu, Hawaii; G e o r g a
O'Boyle from New York City;
and Richard Strand of Min
den. 880 Dennis Dondlinger of
Hebron, O'Boyle, Strand and
Wendt.
Mile Ken Gould of Lyons,
Blankenbaker and Larry
Toothacker of Plattsmouth.
High Jump Ken Cook of
Arlington and Sam Samuelson
of York.
Pole Vault Clark Feuer
backer of Tekamah and Jim
Pile of Pueblo, Colorado.
Hurdles Richard Peterson
of Lexington.
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