Friday, Nov. 17, 196
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Huskers Will Try
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COLORADO NEBIASKA
First Team
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LTTfDoaj Grimm 229 67 Gary Toofood
IAS 51 Kaipa HerK 21 61 Dallas Dyer
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BO 7 Joe Romif ....... 1 62 Dwain Carlson S02
HTM Jim Perkins ..: . S39 78 Al Fischer ..21S
RE 2 Jerry HiHrbrsnd 236 18 Dick McDaniel ll
OB 10 Gale WeiAner 190 24 Dennis Claridw SO0
LH 35 Teddy Woods 196 M Dick Callahan 17
JtH 41 Ted Sommervlll 181 II Dennis St tie we 173
FB 31 Lerea Schweninger i 195 30 Bill Thornton 200
' Secant Team
LEW Jim Htf lMKJha Rue '. .,.187
IT 72 John Denvir ., 23 74 Bob Jones . 221)
LO ) Ken Vardell .' ...192 68 John Kirby i 207
C Dele ' Christens 208 84 Ron Michke .205
RG 61 Bob McCulknuh . 214 47 Jed Rood . 201
FT 79 Bill Frank 5 71 Lloyd Voss 22
RE 81 John Meadows 216 88 Pat Salem ISO
QB 11 Frank Montere 183 28 Ron Meade 178
LH 38 Bill Harris Mo 17 Willie Ross 193
RH 27 Leon Mavlty 179 44 Pat Clair 184
FB 32 Noble Milton ...... ,184 33 Bill Comstock IBS
By Dave Wohlfarth
Nebraska will attempt to go ahead in "the 'grid series
against Colorado Saturday when the Huskers face the Buffs
at 2 p.m. at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska and Colorado have each won nine games in
the series which dates back to 1898. In the past ten years
the Buffaloes have won six, lost three and tied one against
Su. The last Husker victory came two years ago in Lincoln
when Nebraska edged the Buffs 14-12.
Last year Colorado-trimmed the Huskers 19-8 in a game
sparked by a 96-yard kickoff return, by CU's halfback Teddy
Weodsv
" Woods is back this 'year and so are many others as the
Buffs have compiled a 6-1 record and are undefeated in Big
Eight 'play, The Buffs ap
peared a certainty for the
Orange Bowl and an unde
feated season until last week
when they were upset by
Utah 21,12.
Heading Coach ' Sonny
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JOE ROMIG
Grandelrus' crew is Woods,
quarterback Gale Waidner,
(he league's leading passer;
end Jerry Hijlebrand, pass
catching end and place-kicker,
rumored to be a top draft
enoiet this year; ' L e r e n
Schweninger, hard-charging
fullback; and Joe Romig, All
Americas senior guard who is
considered to bo the best line
man in Colorado history.
Nebraska Coach Bill Jen
nings reported yesterday that
tackle Bob Brown is out of
Student Health and there is a
possibility that he may play,
Brown had been sidelined with
tonsillitis.
Also on the doubtful list for
the Huskers are backs Willie
Boss and Rudy Johnson. '
Kappa Sigs
Edge Betas
Intramural basketball ex
citement started Tuesday
night as Kappa Sigma, two
time all-University champ,
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Pi 40-39.
It was the seventh meeting
In three years between the
two perennial contenders for
the if b iversity fraternity
crown and for three quarters
it looked like the Betas had
finally killed the giant.
But Steve Scholder, K-Sig
ball handling genius, ripped
in four long jump shots to
spark a comeback that saw
his club erase a 12 point half
time deficit. His last leaper
and a free throw by Bob Pro
kop gave the champions a
three point bulge that two
free throws by the Beta's Jim
Goodell in the final 30 sec
onds could not erase.
Scholder finished with 14
while Prokop, beginning h i s
sixth intramural campaign,
contributed 13. The Betas had
a pair of outstanding indi
viduals in Goodell, who out
toughed the K-Sigs under the
basket for 15 and Ron Doug
las, 5'9" nifty at guard who
had 9. Other Tuesday night
scores:
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Pni GiniM OeJU-A 2
Delta TM Delts-A-M . .Then Xj-A 32
Sifme N-A 40 . .Delte tifane Pt-A 1
H-ms Aipke Mtt-2
DeiU (Sims Phi-A 23
Pioneer 41 PI Kapps PW-84
fete starts Psi-A M . Cerniwsker-A M
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Tonight's Games
P.E. Coeit 1:10 p.m. Thett Xi-B vo.
Phi Gamma Delta -B.
P I, Court 1 8:18 p.m. Delta Vesilea-
B vs. Items Nu-B.
Sport Shots
By Bullet
Wanted A new crystal ball.
, , Reason Last week's football foretelling gem was
dropped into the files (waste basket) and fatally crushed.
Bullet's predictions hit an embarrasing .591 mark last
week with only 26 of 44 games picked right, dropping the
season mark to a terrific (?) .661 mark.
Another big football weekend lies in store with spe
cial emphasis on rumored bowl-bound teams. With a. new
crystal and lots of luck we'll take another crack at them.
Key games Saturday include the Colorado-Nebraska
game in the Big Eight; the Purdue-Minnesota conflict and
Iowa-Michigan battle In the Big Ten; the intersectional
meetings between Syracuse and Notre Dame, Oklahoma
Army, and Pittsburgh and Southern California; Alabama
Georgia Tech, Mississippi-Tennessee in the South; Texas
, TCU in the Southwest and UCLA-Washington in the West.
Climbing far out on the limb (it may break due to
the excessive weight), we'll take Nebraska, Oklahoma,
Purdue and Boston U. in some key upsets and say that
TCU gives the Texas Longhorns a scare before falling to
the country's top ranked team.
Huskers Picked
Colorado needs to whip Nebraska Saturday and Iowa
State next week to insure the Buffs of a trip to the
Orange Bowl. Colorado, however, has sneaked by its two
chief Big Eight opponents (Kansas 20-19 and Missouri
7-6) and Lady Luck finally caught up with them last
week in a 21-12 loss to Utah. The Buffs are still unde
feated in conference play and would like nothing better
than to cop their first league grid title but the Utes may
have stopped the Colorado momentum.
The Huskers turned in one of their best (if not the
best) games of the season last Saturday in surprising
Iowa State 16-13 at Ames. The Nebraska team is playing
more like a team and with the return of some key backs
mav have the stuff to knock off Colorado. Let's call it
NEBRASKA 23 COLORADO 20 (another field goal victory
for the Huskers?).
MISSOURI 28 KANSAS STATE 7-Tigers finally win
after losing two close ones to Colorado and Oklahoma.
HOUSTON 14 OKLAHOMA STATE 13-Cougars are
tough this year and should stymie the sputtering Cow
boys. KANSAS 27 CALIFORNIA 8-Jayhawks are the hot,
test team in the league and are out to prove it.
OKLAHOMA 20 ARMY 14-The Cadets have only
lost two games all year while the Sooners have won just
two but strictly on a hunch I'll take Oklahoma.
Other Games
Big Ten-WISCONSIN 19 Illinois 7, OHIO STATE 21
Oregon 0, PURDUE (Still the Spoiler) 15 Minnesota 13,
MICHIGAN 22 Iowa 14, MICHIGAN STATE 27 Northwest
ern 7, INDIANA 20 West Virginia 12.
Midwest SYRACUSE 21 Notre Dame 19.
. East BOSTON U II Boston College 14, RUTGERS 17
Colgate 14, COLUMBIA 45 Penn 0, HARVARD 33 Brown
0, DARTMOUTH 20 Cornell 7, NAVY 35 Virginia 13,
PENN STATE 28 Holy Cross 0, PITTSBURGH 22 Southern
California 17, PRINCETON 20 Yale 14.
South TULANE 1 Vanderbilt 6, ALABAMA 21, Geor
gia Tech 13, CLEMSON 31 Furman 0, DUKE 25 North
Carolina 21, FLORIDA STATE 10 Mississippi Southern 7,
AUBURN 26 Georgia 14,
KENTUCKY 24 Xavier 0,
LSU 20 Mississippi State 0,
MARYLAND 17 Wake For
est 0, NORTH CAROLINA
STATE 28 South Carolina 20,
MISSISSIPPI 3 Tennessee 0,
VIRGINIA TECH 12 George
Washington 0.
Southwest Baylor 19 Air
Force 7, RICE 20 Texas
A & M 8, TEXAS 21 TCU 7,
ARKANSAS 21 SMU 0.
West ARIZONA 50 Texas
Western 6, NEW MEXICO
21 Colorado St. U. 0. ORE
GON STATE 13 Brigham
Young 0, STANFORD 17
Washington tSate 14. UCLA
27 Washington 10, UTAH 13
Utah State 8.
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