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Thursday, Oct. 10, 1963
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PHOTO BY HAL FOSTER
TOP-LEVEL SCRUTINY Head Coach Bob Devaney
oversees from the sidelines Wednesday at the Huskcr
camp.
NU Camp Eyes Isaacson
Passes; Mira Is Similar
Terry Isaacson of the Air
Force means pass defense to
Nebraska's footballers in
preparation for the Falcon
game this Saturday.
Coach Bob Devaney sent
the players through their
longest scrimmage Tuesday
and the pace slowed little on
Wednesday. The emphasis
was on defense of Isaacson's
well-known passing plays and
a Husker weakness of note so
far, punt returns and protec
tion. Devaney put Isaacson In a
class with Miami's George
Mira who last year sprinkled
the Scarlet defense with com
plete passes in the Gotham
Bowl.
"Isaacson maneuvers well;
and how we contain him could
decide the game." Devaney
remarked.
Nebraska's genial mentor
also had good words for the
Falcon defense which has lim
ited enemy offenses to not one
touchdown from a drive.
Washington ran a kick-off
back and Southern Methodist
scored on an intercepted pass.
The Air Force can also call
on capable ends that may put
much pressure on the Husker
end corps, Larry Tomlinson,
Tony Jeter and Chuck Doepke.
Dick Callahan, playing in
the secondary, pleased Devan
ey last week with excellent
pass coverage against Iowa
State. Callahan has the b a d
memory of little Jerry Pelle
tier scooting behind him or
a scoring pass at Minneapolis.
Devaney's defensive lineup
has apparently jelled with Jet
er, Lloyd Voss, Ron Michka,
Larry Kramer, and Larry
Tomlinson in the front line,
Bob Brown and John Kirby as
linebackers, Callahan and
Dave Theisen at the corner
spots with Bob Hohn and Kent
McCloughan deep at safety
positions.
The Huskers should be in
good physical shape for Sat
urday's Band Day battle with
the Falcons. John Dervin, who
suffered a leg injury in t h e
Iowa State game, is expected
to be ready for full-speed duty
by Saturday.
PHOTO BY HAL FOSTER
CORGAN ENCOURAGEMENT Husker offensive back
field coach Mike Corgan gives players gentle encourage
ment yesterday in preparation for the Air Force.
NU Alley
Squad Is
Top Team
Nebraska goes into its next
match in the newly-formed
Kansas - Nebraska Bowling
Conference tied for the league
lead.
Nebraska and Kansas Uni
versity each have 7 and 5 ree
ords after the first matches
last Saturday. Wichita and
Kansas State trail with 5 and
7 records.
Nebraska's next match is
here at the Union lanes on
Saturday, October 19, against
the other three conference
schools.
Nebraska's big victory was
a 4 to 0 sweep of Wichita. Ne
braska had a 1017 second
game and 2948 team series,
both league hie'hs so far.
Nebraska won the first two
games against Kansas State
but lost the third 968 to 845
and total series 2709 to 2-75.
The only win over Kansas was
with a 985 team gams. Phil
Schenck led the Huskers that
game with a 226, with Bob
Gant and Ralph DeLong chip
ping in a 203 and 202.
Morey, DeLong, and Van
Kelkinburgh were all over 600
for the Wichita series, with
scores of 655, 604, and 616 re
spectively.
Nebraska's best game was
a 246 by Morey in the first
game against Wichita. Gant
shot a 231 in the opener
against Kansas State.
Nebraska averages:
Bob Gant: 194; Keith VanVel
kinburgh: 188; Phil Schenck:
187; Dave Morey: 186; Raiph
DeLong: 177.
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Golfers7 Goal
Golf Coach Harry Good's
team looks for its second
victory over Creighton Uni
versity this fall on October 15.
1:00 p.m., at Pioneer golf
course in Lincoln.
The Huskers trimmed the
Jays last Thursday at Mir
acle Hills in Omaha by 11V2
to 3. Bob Korba of Nebras
ka was the medalist with a
74 while defeating Tom Smith
of Creighton by six strokes.
"We have a tougher sched
ule coming up, but we will be
strengthened by the return of
Tom Thompson, our number
two man," Coach Good commented.
Thompson, wtho suffered a
broken finger, just had the
splint removed and should
see action next week.
Tom Schuchart of Creighton
recorded the Jay's only vic
tory last week with a 76 to
Husker Frank Schreiner's 80
in the closest match of the
day.
Nebraskans Bob Saffer.
Ken Sedden, and Mike
Zmairzly ai whipped their
Omaha opponents by five
scroKes or more.
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Nebraska's Cornhuskers
who maintained their number
ten rating in the UPI poll this
week, improved their team
marks in national football sta
istics.
The Huskers now rank third
in rushing offense behind West
Texas State and Syracuse,
Scarlet defense, though, re
mained the most prominent,
Nebraska rushing defense
places sixth while total de
fense ranks fourth in the land
behind Harvard, Princeton
and Georgia Tech.
Nebraska retained Its lead
in three of four major team
statistical divisions in the Big
Eight Conference this past
week, but gave way to Kan
sas in passing offense.
The Huskers have totaled
1,044 yards over-all averaging
348 yards through three
games and have limited their
foes to 397, or 132.3 yards per
contest, in showing their heels
to the rest of the Conference
in the goal offense and de
fense departments.
On the ground, Nebraska is
averaging 269 yards through
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By Mick Rood
Sports Editor
muuiesma s uopners nad several motives to want a vic
tory over Nebraska. Thev were a vnnnrJ tiwm hut thou
had rich defensive tradition to live up to. They are just
wic iigm age 10 rememDer tour Huskers that might have
uuuiieu me uopners unuorm at that game. These two in
centives spurred Minnesota to near victory two weeks ago
Just last Saturday, Iowa State, also playing the under
dog role, wanted to show Husker fane whv th Nnhracta.
Iowa State game has become one of the leaPue'R mnst
contested rivalry in recent years. The Cyclones nursed a
memory of Nebraska's 28 to 0 halftime lead last year. They
were worn down in the second half but press boxes
around the country must have dropped a microphone or
two wiien uiey neara ine nautime tally 7 to 7.
And now, the Air Force. Will the Huskers be the
team that is "up" for this game, or will they again rely
uu Bupenur aepin ana aDinty in the second half?
Nebraska's new role as superior and awesome ensem
ble is indeed an unaccustomed exnerienoe. ThP Husk. nf
the fifties were teams that played the opposite role. Foot-
oau giants UKianoma, Army, Texas, and Penn State fell
k weaker but fired-up Nebraska teams. Now, all
changed ... the pigskin is in the other hand.
The Scarlet banner is up for recent exposure and lesser
powers are after their chance to prove a legal point that
me nusk-ers can be beater;. The largest Coliseum crowd
since 1955 Texas A&M loss will serve as the iurv in this
case. Nebraska's case will have to be air tieht against
lerry isaacson ana nis mates. The main point is, will Ne
braska prosecute or take the defensive on Saturday's day
in court? Will Nebraska take the initiative or rest their
case until the second half?
On prediction, the World Series was a blank, but foot
ball shots near the 75 per cent mark this season. So aeain
I shall walk the narrow line: Nebraska to give Isaacson
one score, to 6; Oklahoma 14 to 6 over Texas; Missouri
rambling past Kansas State by 15; Northwestern not so
easy over Minnesota by 7; Colorado to new heights by three
over Oklahoma State; Kansas bv Savers over Iowa State:
Penn State over Army; Duke over California; Clemson by
one over Georgia; Georgia Tech returns to form over
Tennessee; Ohio State edging by upstart Illinois; Iowa
surging past Indiana; LSU bv ten or more over Miami;
Maryland to surprise North Carolina; Michigan State by
eight over Michigan; Navy past SMU; Southern Cal over
Notre Dame; Wisconsin pushing past Purdue; Stanford
with new power over Rice; UCLA in upset of the week
over Syracuse.
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its first three outings bet'
ter than the mark of the four
Big Eight Conference teams
which placed among the top
ten in the nation in rushing
offense a year ago.
Kansas, however, passed up
Intra murals New
A new and corrected intra
mural football schedule is
now posted on the bulletin
board in the Men's Physical
Education Building.
The Beta Theta Pi-B score
was omitted in yesterday's
paper. The correct score was
Beta Theta Pi-B 45, Phi Kap
pa Psi-B 0.
Intramural Results:
Phi Delta Theta -A 19 Alpha
Tnu Omega-A 12
Beta Theta Pi A 19 Phi Kappa Psi-A 18
Siema Alpha Epstlon-A 18
Kappa Sigma-A 6
SUrma Chl-A 38 Phi Gamma Delta -A 18
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Ak Fields:
East: Chi Phi v. Pi Kappa Phi
Center: Benton vs. Bessey
West: Seaton 1 vs. Selleck
the Cornhuskers in passing
with a 137-yard effort against
Wyoming and now leads the
league by a bare 12-yard to
tal, 259-237.
It was Colorado, putting to
gether 371 yards on the ground
and another 70 in the air for
a 441-yard total against Kan
sas State, which produced the
most notable shuffle in Con
ference team statistics. The
Buffs hadn't done as well ov
er two non-conference games,
and it represented the best
showing offensively for a Colo
rado team since the 1961 sea
son. Last year's best offen
sive effort was 339 yards in
topping the Air Force Aca
demy, 34-10.
This performance moved
the Buffaloes behind Nebras
ka in total yardage, 1,044 to
819, but idle Oklahoma ranks
behind the Huskers on an av
erage basis, 348 to 286. Colo
rado stands third with a 273
offensive average, and Kan
sas fourth with 259.6.
In indivudual statistics Wil
lie Ross of Nebraska has
thrown the Big Eight Confer
ence individual rushing race
into a three-way run.
Kansas' Gale Sayers and
Iowa State's Tom Vaughn
turned in identical rushing
marks for the week 70 yards
on 13 carries to retain No.
1 and 2 ranking in the Con
ference, but Ross came up
with 95 yards in his team's
21-7 win over Iowa State to
move past idle Jim Grisham
of Oklahoma for the third
spot and provide indication of
a three-way race developing
for Conference rushing hon
ors. Sayers' league-leading total
is 260 yards' on 42 carries for
a 6.2 average, Vaughn stands
second with 226 yards and
4.6 standard and Ross is third
with 222 and the league's best
average of 6.7.
That 222-yard total posted
by Ross is more than half his
431-production which led all
Nebraska ball-carriers a year
ago. Ross played but sparing
ly in Nebraska's 1963 opener,
then moved into contention
for the league rushing lead
with a 91-yard effort against
Minnesota, a team which last
year limited nine foes to a
52.2 rushing average to leal
the nation in that department.
Three Colorado ball-carriers
contributed better single
day performances than any of
the three leaders to effect
shakeups in other top spots
in the rushing department.
Bill Harris ran for 103 yards
against Kansas State to move
into the No. 4 spot with a 193
yard total; the Buff's Larry
Portis picked up 101 against
the Wildcats to rank fifth with
168 and Milton Noble with 9(1
moved into No. 8 with 143. Not
a single Buffalo had been
ranked previously.
Nebraska quarterback Den
nis Claridge retained his learl
on total offense with a 327
yard total, compared to the
285-yard total of Kansas Quar
terback Steve Renko, but Ren-
ko moved into the passing lead
by a scant three-yard margin.
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