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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, September 30, 1964
Defending Betas
Start With Win
Beta ThetaPi, defending co-
champions of "A- intramur
al flag football, Theta Xi, and
Sigma Phi Epsilon inaugur
ated the new season with vic
tories over Kappa Sigma, Del
ta Upsilon and Alpha Tau
Omega respectively.
Roger Douglas led the Bet
as against Kappa Sigma by
throwing touchdown passes to
Ladd Lonnquist, Bob Gibson,
and two to Larry Arth as well
as an extra point conversion
pass to Bob Byington. Arth
teamed up with Lonnquist for
the other Beta Score. Beta
Theta Pi 31, Kappa Sigma
itero.
Passes by Ron Gould were
the order of the day in Theta
Xi's victory over Delta Upsi
Ion. Among the Gould passes
were three to Larry Dotson
which resulted in touchdowns
The extra point brought the
final score to: Theta Xi 19,
Delta Upsilon zero.
Organizational difficult i e s
forced Alpha Tau Omega to
forfeit to Sigma Phi Epsilon
in the other game Monday.
Today's games are: Farm
House vs. Ag Men; Alpha
Gamma Rho vs. Alpha Gam
ma Sigma; Pioneer Coop, vs
Cornhusker Coop.
Joel Meyer, Intramurals
Director said Tuesday that
all University students are
eligible to compete in intra
murals.
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TEAM STANDINGS
All Games
Opp.
Team W L T Pet. Pts. Pts.
Nebraska... ..2 0 0 1.000 82 21'
Iowa State 1 1 0 .500 39 28
Oklahoma State 1 1 0 ' .500 39 r 28 '
Kansas 1 1 0 .500 ' 13 - 41
Missouri 1 1 0 .500 37 27
Oklahoma 1 1 0 .500 27 43
Kansas State 0 1 0 .000 7 17
Colorado . 0 2 0 .000 . 7 35
Oklahoma State, operating
a stingy pass defense, kept
Nebraska from sweeping to
big leads ir. all the team of
fense and defense categories
in the Big Eight Conference
this week, according to sta
tistics released today by the
Big Eight.
The Cornhuskers, defending
national and Big Eight cham
pions in rushing (262.4 aver
age), and hte Big Eight's best
last year in total offense and
rushing defense, broke to
leads these three categor
es. plus passing (152 aver
age) and total defense (159.5
average), that will be hard to
catch the rest of. the way.
Biggest bulge for Coach
Bob Devaney's youngsters is
in the total offense division,
where they have racked up
an average of 422.6 yards a
game, compared wth second-
place Missouri s 301. Last
year, a mark of 347.4 won the
total offense crown for the
Nebraskans.
The rushing defense lead is
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Another 'Great Game'
also comfortable an aver
aga of 111, compared with
Kansas State's 142. A mark of
99.9 took the crown for the
Cornhuskers last year.
By adding another 26 points
Saturday, Nebraska now has
a big lead in total points with
82. Next best, with 39, are
Iowa State and Oklahoma
State. By scoring against
Iowa State Saturday, Nebras
ka will be within one of thej
'Husker scoring-streak re- j
cord of 27 games. The win last
week marked the ninth in a
row, the first time since
1940 that more than eight
straight have been won by
Nebraska.
Total Olfeue Ave.
Nebraska 422.0
Missouri 301.0
Oklahoma State 288.J
Iowa Stale 278.5
Oklahoma , 235.0
Kansas 216.0
Colorado 210.0
Kansas State 183.0
Total Drfcnse Ave.
In a series of new articles
we have delved into the rec
ord books and other Corhusk
er lore, and attempted to pick
a few of the outstanding
games in the history of Ne
braska football.
: For example, how about the
Nebraska-C a r 1 i s 1 elndians
game of 1908? This game was
played after the regular sea
Son was over at the popular
demand of the Cornhusker
fans.
In case you hadn't guessed,
a fellow by the name of Jim
Thorpe was playing with the
Carlisle Indians at that time.
The game was played on De
cember 2, and it was bitterly
cold. Two thousand five hun
dred fans witnessed that
game.
After the first three minutes
the startled fans looked at the
scoreboard to find the score
Nebraska 6, Carlisle Indians
0.
Then the fabled Thrope got
the ball. He promptly sprinted
forty-five yards forthetieing
mark. He never stopped run
ning all afternoon. The final
score: Carlisle Indians 27, Ne
braska 6.
Streak Broken
The Pitt '.urgh Pirates de
feated the Cincinnati Reds,
2-0, last night in the Red's
final home stand.
The loss .'jpped a nine
game winning streak for the
Reds. The win for Pittsburgh
was credited to the pitching of
Bob Triend and a key ninth
inning single by Bill Mazer-oski.
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Oklahoma State 271.5
Kansas State 272.0
Oklahoma 29.1.5
Colorado 301.0
Missouri 307.0
Kansas 320.0
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS:
Oklahoma State 29. Iowa
State 14; NEBRASKA 26,
Minnesota 21; Missouri 23,
Utah 6; Syracuse 38, Kansas
6; Southern California 40,
Oklahoma 14; Oregon State
14, Colorado 7.
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE:
NEBRASKA at Iowa State,
Kansas State at Colorado,
Oklahoma State at Missouri,
Wyoming at Kansas.
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