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The Daily Nebraskan
Monday, September 24, 1962
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Host Michigan's Debut To Be First Real Test for Nebraska;
Devaney's First Game Successful as Whole Squad Sees Action
By RICK AKIN
Sports Editor
"Please Mr. Burns, I don't
want to go!" sang the South
Dakota players to Coach Bob
Burns before departing from
Vermillion, S.D., to take on
a Nebraska crew that
tromped them, 53-0, Saturday
afternoon in Memorial Stadi
um. Twenty-seven thousand fans
watched the Huskers warm
up for Michigan in a method
ical manner to make Coach
Bob Devaney's debut in Hus
kerland a successful one.
Michigan will host the Hus
kers next weekend in its first
game of the season.
Nebraska began to roll the
first time it got the ball but
was stymied on the South Da
kota 37-yard line. After the
Coyotes used up a set of
Statistics
S.D. Neb.
First Downs Rushing.. 5 18
First Downs Passing.. 1 8
First Downs Penalties 0 1
Total First Downs . . 6 27
Number Rushing 42 56
Gained Rushing 135 336
Lost Rushing 46 23
Net Rushing 89 313
Number Passes 6 17
Number Completed ..4 11
Number Int 1 0
Yards Passing .... 14 142
Number Plays 56 73
Total Yardage 103 455
Yards on Int 0 27
Number Punts 11 1
Punts Blocked 0 0
Punting Average ... 27 46
Punts Returned 0 3
Yards Returned 0 46
Kickoffs Returned .... 8 0
Yards Returned 126 0
Number Penalized 8 7
Yards Penalized .... 38 65
Fumbles 2 4
Fumbles Lost 0 3
Nebraska
BUSHING
Alt. Gain Losi Not
7 0 7
Player
Martin .
Vujevicb 2 10 0 10
Tucker 4 18 5 13
Claridge 3 26 2 24
Stuewe 4 17 0 17
Theisen 1 4 0 4
Powers 6 26 0 26
Faiman 2 7 10 -3 1
Ross 6 42 3 39
McCloughan 4 42 0 42
Young 6 31 0 31
Johnson 2 13 O 13
PaschaU 5 53 3 50
McNulty 5 26 0 26
Sebastian ' 2 7 0 7
Smith .1 7 0 7
PASSING
Player Att. Com pi. Intc. Yds.
Claridge 7 3 0 27
Faimon S 4 0 55
Tucker 3 3 0 46
McCloughan 1 0 0 0
Theisen 1 1 0 14
PASS RECEIVING
Player Na. d. TD
Stuewe 1 14 0
Donovan 1 7 0
Tomlinson 1 20 1
Ross 1 3 O
McCloughan 2 25 0
Theisen 1 6 0
Callahan 1 12 0
Martin 1 14 0
Bryan 1 29 0
Vmevich 1 14 1
PUNTING
Player
Claridge
Player
Paschal! . . .
Theisen
Tregonninf
Player
Theisen
PENT BE TURN'S
PASS INTKRC.
No. Avt.
..I 46
No. Yds.
. 1 14
. 1 30
. 1 3
No. Yds.
.1 27
South Dakota
BUSHING
Player Att. Gala Lost Net
Keys 11 27 1 26
Walsh 5 2 13 -11
Scott 16 75 2 73
Fitzpatrlck 1 1 0 1
Donnelly 110 1
Smebakken 5 10 30 -20
Schaaf 2 9 0 9
Conway 1 10 is
PASSING
Player Att. Carnal. Intc. Yds
Walsh 6 4 1 14
PASS RECEIVING
Player No. Yds. TD
Janurln 2 7 0
Hannah I 10 0
Donnelly 1 -I
PUNTING
Player N. Ave
Walsh 3 19
Hanson I 30
KICKOFP BETI ENS
Player No. Yds.
Scott 1 77
Keys I 1
Smebakkea 1 19
Walsh I u
downs the Huskers marched
right back for the first touch
down of the '62 campaign.
Stuewe Helps Drive
Dennis Stuewe, senior from
Hamburg, Minn., carried the
ball 15 yards in two carries
to put the ball on the Ne
braska 37, and Warren Pow
ers, 193-pound fullback,
slammed for five.
Devaney then moved in the
alternate unit which inarched
53 yards for the score. Wil
lie Ross started things off
with an 18-yard end run.
Larry Tomlinson, left end
from O'Neill, ended the
drive by taking a John Fai
man pass on the 5-yard line
and dashing into the end
zone with 3:20 left in the first
quarter.
Not Much Done
"We didn't do much the
first quarter", commented
Devaney after the game. "In
fact, we were pretty disgust
ed with the running game in
the first quarter."
In the second quarter Ne
braska ground out another
touchdown, starting from the
South Dakota 48-yard line
after a peculiar play.
The Coyotes, deep in their
own territory punted on third
down. But the punt was
blocked by Larry Donovan,
senior left end from Scotts-
bluff and South Dakota re
covered. The Coyotes then
punted to their own 48.
Claridge Scores
The second drive went
32 yards in seven plays be
fore Dennis Claridge faked a
pass and ran 16 yards for
the score, making the score
12-0 with 8:35 left in the half.
The extra point attempt
was not good.
After two unsuccessful at
tempts by South Dakota and
one by. Nebraska to get a
drive going, the Huskers once
again moved down the field
for their third touchdown.
Doug Tucker, soph quarter
back, ran around left end be
fore Dave Theisen threw
a pass to Kent McCloughan
for a 14-yard gain, putting
the ball on the South Dakota
19.
McCloughan set up the
score with a 17-yard scam
per to the two.
McNulty Scores
Joe McNulty, soph fullback,
slammed over the right side
of the line from the two with
1:20 left in the half.
Jim Baffico's extra -point
attempt was good, making
the score 19-0.
Nebraska completely domi
nated the first half statistics
racking up 16 first downs to
South Dakota's none, 244
yards to South Dakota's 32.
NU Passes Successfully
In passing the Huskers
gained 85 yards, completing
eight of 14 attempts. South
Dakota completed two out of
three for seven yards.
In rushing Nebraska ran
up 159 yards and South Da
kota managed only 25. The
Coyotes ran only 11 rushing
plays the first half.
On the second play of the
second half the Cornhuskers
scored once again. Theisen
intercepted a Dick Walsh
pass and ran to paydirt from
the South Dakota 27-yard line
with 13:35 left in the third
quarter. Baffico's kick was
no good leaving the Huskers
way out in front, 25-0.
Theisen Improved
"Theisen has turned into a
real good defensive back and
we hope he can stay healthy,"
said Devaney after the game.
McCloughan scored the
next time the Huskers got
their hands on the ball after
Theisen returned a South Da
kota punt 16 yards to the
Coyote 27.
From the 20-yard line Mc
Cloughan took a pitchout
from Claridge and sprinted
down the east sideline into
the end zone. Baffico's kick
was good, raising the tally
to 32-0.
Huskers Take Ball
South Dakota once again
NU Freshman Roster
Name
Pos. Ht.
Abel, John G 5-10
Allers, La Verne FB 6-1
Allen, Gene T 6-1 '.a
Anderson, James HB 6-1
Atcheson. Jeff HB 6-1
Barnes, Walter T 6-2
Bartholomew Martin ,.C 5-10
Beans, Bill HB 5-10
Berube, Richard HB 5-10
Bishop, John E 6-2
Black, Edward HB 6-1
Braddy, Dale G 5-10
Brichacek, Gary FB 6-0
Brown, James T 6-2
xCaito, Leo HB 6-1
Camastro, Paul HB 5-8
Carlson, Dennis T 6-2
Casey, Larry E 6-0
Coleman, Richard G 6-1
Cotton, Tom T 6-0
Czap, Richard T 6-2
Danish, Charles FB 6-2
Dillard, Louis G 5-8 j
Duda, Ferdinand QB 5-10
Earl, William E 6-0
Farrer, Stan FB 5-8
Franz, Rod HB 5-9
Fritz, Richard T 6-2
Harms, Bob E 6-0
Hatheway, Larry FB 5-Wi
Haug, Bill E 6-1
Hefty, Earl G 5-11
Heston, Mike FB 6-1
xJames, David C 5-10
Jeter, Anthony E 6-2'i
Johnson, Curtis HB 5-11
Kennedy, Mike I IB 5-11
Krug, Dennis G 5-8
Lebsack, Dave QB 6-0
Lennerts, Fred T 6-2
Lesar, Ken E 6-2
Lucas, Richard E 6-1
Lucek, Tim HB 5-8
Lytle. James G 5-11
xMcGinn. Bernie FB 6-0
Madson, Everett T 6-2
Mahloch, Richard E 6-1
Murphy, Pat G 5-11
Mysleuski, Rick HB 6-1
Olson, Tom G 6-0
Osberg, James G 5-11
Papas, Leo QB 5-10
Parker, Gary C 6-0
Pavoris, Ed G 5-9'4
Petersen, Kelly FB 5-11'i
Peterson, Robert E 6-1
Poggemeyer, Ron HB 5-9H
Redman, Wayne C 5-11
Riley, Robert T 6-2
Rhilley, King QB 5-6
Roberts, Darrell HB 5-9
Rudd, Michael G 6-0'i
Schaefer, Steve T 6-2
Schmitzer, Larry G 6-0
Senkbeil, Lynn G 6-2
Showalter, Todd G 5-11 '
Skoczgen, Jim HB 6-0
Solich, Frank HB 5-7
Strossnider, Don C 6-1
Thorn, Allen C 5-11
Uhri, Bob FB 5-7
Umland, Tom E 6-1
Vactor, Ted HB 6-0
Welter, George HB 5-10
White, Freeman E 6-4'i
Woods, Henry QB 6-2's
Worley, Mike FB 5-8
xlndicates transfer
Wt. Age Hometown
205 18 Lincoln
195 18 Davenport. Ia.
210 19 Butte, Mont.
185 19 . . . .Mt. Prospect, 111.
195 21 Toronto, Ontario
227 18 Chicago, 111.
230 19 Benton Harbor, Minn.
165 18 Lincoln
185 18 . .Highland Park, 111.
210 18 Curtis
162 19 Lincoln
204 18 Elgin, 111.
215 18 Schuyler
250 18 Omaha
182 21 ....Gates Mills, Ohio
195 18 Evanston, 111.
216 17 ..Minneapolis, Minn.
180 18 ....Cedar Rapids, Ia.
192 19 Pittsburgh. Pa,
216 18 McCook
220 18 ....Essexville, Mich.
197 18 ....Rock Rapids, la.
180 18 Washington, Pa.
175 18 Chicago, 111.
200 19 Summit, N.J.
210 18 Grand Island
182 18 ....Sioux Falls, S.D.
225 18 La Porte, Ind.
185 18 Otis, Colo.
180 18 Lincoln
191 17 ..Minneapolis, Minn.
200 18 Clear Lake, Ia.
200 18 Mason City, Ia.
180 20 South Sioux City
205 18 Weirton, W. Va.
190 19 Omaha
190 17 Omaha
201 18 Grand Island
175 18 Lincoln
222 18 Omaha
200 18 Pueblo, Colo.
200 17 Greensburg, Pa.
153 18 Omaha
189 20 Polk
210 23 ....Arlington, W. Va.
195 18 Omaha
185 18 DeWitt
178 18 Columbus
185 18 Cleveland, Ohio
180 17 Lincoln
200 18 ..Minneapolis, Minn.
174 18 ....Sioux Falls, S.D.
235 18 Sterling, Colo.
210 18 Detroit, Mich.
198 18 Cozad
199 19 Lincoln
171 18 Nebraska City
mo 18 Gary, Ind.
195 18 ....Kansas City, Mo.
156 18 Oshkosh
180 18 Grand Island
202 18 Cleveland, Ohio
202 18 ....Wintersville, Ohio
207 18 Midland. Mich.
195 19 Lincoln
208 17 N. Hollywood, Calif.
180 18 Cleveland, Ohio
155 18 Cleveland, Ohio
196 19 Lakewood, Ohio
215 18 Phoenix, Ariz.
165 17 Table Rock
182 18 Ashland
168 18 Washington, Pa.
176 20 Lincoln
210 18 Detroit, Mich.
194 18 Midland, Tx.
205 19 Bedford, Ohio
had trouble getting the ball
on the Nebraska side of the
field, and Nebraska took
over on the South Dakota 43.
And once again the Huskers
marched to a score. In eight
plays the Cornhuskers
marched down to the South
Dakota 14-yard line before
Faiman with a tackier hang
ing on to his arm, rifled a
pass to John Vujevich, soph'
omore left half from Clair
ton, Penn., who was stand'
ing all alone in the end zone,
Baffico toed another con
version and Nebraska 1 e d,
39-0, with about two minutes
left in the third quarter.
Nebraska finished out the
scoring the next two times
it was m possession.
Paschall Leads Drive
On the first of the two
drives the Huskers started on
their' own 47-yard line. Mc
Nulty and Willie Paschall
from San Antonio, Tex., led
the drive.
McNulty slammed his way
through the line three times
for 21 yards and Paschall
whizzed around left end for
23 yards, putting the ball
eight yards from paydirt.
Tucker finished the drive
with a one-yard plunge, and
Faiman completed the con
version with 12:50 left in the
game. The Huskers led, 46-0.
'PaschaU Did Well'
"Paschall did real well at
times and can be a good foot
ball player, although he has
a little to learn," said De
vaney on Willie's game per
formance. Tucker engineered the final
drive with some fine passing.
He passed to Curtis Bryan,
sophomore right end, for 29
yards, and to Noel Martin,
seeing his first action in two
years, for 14 yards.
Martin capped the drive
with a one-yard plunge. Fai
man made good once again
on his extra point attempt,
closing the scoring at 53-0.
Scott Only Threat
Dick Scott, junior left half
back who tips the scales at
151 pounds provided about the
only offensive threat for the
Coyotes. He piled up 73 yards
in 16 carries.
Jim Huge was carried off
on a' stretcher with about six
minutes left in the third
quarter with a slight concus
sion. Trainer George Sullivan
said that he thought that
Huge would be ready for the
Michigan game, and reports
from the Student Health Cen
ter indicated his condition as
being satisfactory yesterday.
SoDak Players
Praise Huskers
The South Dakota Dlavers:
had praise for the Huskers i
after the Nebraskans clob-l
bered the Coyotes, 53-0.
"The backs Vere the best.
we have seen. The line was
touch and Bob Brown in nar. i
ticular," said Ken Janvrin, 1
the Coyote fullback.
Dick Scott, the 151-Dound'
halfback said, "Claridge was I
real good on offense and the
wnoie aetense was tough, I
especially Brown.
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