The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, October 14, 1964
Page 4
Nebraska Skill Pome images
Total ffffeose Department
TEAM
AU Gnnti
Team
W t
Pet.
1.000
.750
.500
.500
.333
.333
.250
.000
NEBRASKA 4 0
Oklahoma Stat .... 3 1
Karuaa 2 2
MlMourl 2 2
Kansas State 1 2
Oklahoma 1 2
Iowa State 1 .1
Colorado 0 4
Kansas used the second
highest rushing (314 yards)
and total-offense (447 yards)
efforts in the Big Eight Con
ference this year, to become
Nebraska's chief challenger
in the team offense standings,
statistics released today by
the Big Eight show.
The big day against Iowa
State moved the Jayhawkers
into second in both rushing,
with a 229.5 average, and to
tal offense, with a 295.5 mark,
cutting Nebraska's lead in
both, even though the Corn
huskers held their own in each
category and moved back into
the passing lead.
The Cornhuskers now have
a 383.2 average in total of
fense to become the first team
in the Conference to rack up
By Bob Samuelson.
Bill Gast, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell G. Gast, is a 16
year old Creighton Prep stu
dent from Omaha who has an
enviable job. He is a spotter
for sportscaster Jack Payne
on WOW radio.
Bill has been helping Payne
for the past two years as a
statistician and as a spotter.
He works all home games
and spots the opposing team.
Since he has to be able to
identify on sight all the play
ers of a team he probably has
never seen, he faces the ardu
ous task of memorizing names
and corresponding numbers
every week.
"It isn't difficult, it just
takes time," Bill said. "I
spend from an hour and a half
to two hours memorizing the
players. Since only around
thirty-five players may be
sent by opposing teams, that
cuts down the job a lot."
Bill said that he enjoys
spotting because he gets to
see all the home games. He
has no aspirations towards a
career in announcing.
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STANDINGS
Conference Oamet
Team W L
Oklahoma Stat .... 3 0
Kansas 1 0
NEBRASKA 1 0
Kaiuwu State 1 1
Missouri 1 1
Oklahoma 0 0
Colorado 0 2
Iowa State 0 3
Pet.
1.000
1.000
l.ooo
.500
.500
.000
.000
.000
over 1,500 yards and score
over 100 points. Nebraska, aft
er four games, has 1,533 to
tal yards 1,046 rushing and
487 passing and has now
scored in 27 straight games,
tying its record.
In team defense, Nebraska
also controls the standards
with almost as strong a grip.
Only Oklahoma State still
dents the Cornhuskers' bid for
a clean sweep, hanging onto
the passing-defense lead, even
though giving up 125 yards
last week against Colorado,
16 more than the Cowboys
had surrendered in the first
three games.
However, Nebraska, last
week's challenger in this cat
egory, ran into an aerial bar
rage, too, and fell to fifth.
No North Bleacher Seat For Bill!
Bill explained the technique
he uses to relay information
to Jack Payne who, in turn,
relays the information to
WW
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ON THE JOB Bill Gast (right) points out a key blocker to radio announcer Jack
Payne during the Nebraska-South Carolina game.
Lots of labs, lectures,
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Oklahoma State has now giv
en up an average of 58.5, while
second-place Colorado has al
lowed 61.5 per game in this,
the tighest race of all, with
the sixth-place team within
32 yards of the top.
Kansas is also challenging
neighboring Kansas State for
second in rushing defense, aft
er holding Iowa State to a sea
son low of 32 yards, not a first
down rushing, and Tom
Vaughn to net total of 10
toB (Mi!
thousands of Cornhusker fans
in the WOW listening area.
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yards. Kansas State still is
runnerup in total defense.
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS:
Oklahoma State 14, Colorado
10; Missouri 7, Kansas State
0; Kansas 42, Iowa State 6;
NEBRASKA 28, South Car
olina 6; Texas 28, Oklahoma
7.
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE:
Colorado at Iowa State, Kan
sas State at NEBRASKA,
Oklahoma at Kansas, Missouri
at Air Force.
eleven pins on it. We have
cards with the number, name,
hometown, weight; class and
other information on each
1
rilOTO BY F.ISF.R
tr i
Sill
Wednesday, Oct. 7
Delta Tau Delta-B 12-Sig-
Husker Bowlers
In Second Place
After the first round of
bowling, the Nebraska team
is in second place behind
Oklahoma State in the Kansas-Oklahoma-Nebraska
Confer
ence. Nebraska has won five
games and lost three. They
own a win over O-State and
four wins over Kansas State.
Bowlers and their averages
are: Bob Gant, 188; Roger
Thiede, 183; Bill Poppert, 176;
Ralph DeLong, 169; Bob
Mitchell, 168.
Wrestling Drills Begin
Orval Borgialli, wrestling
coach, announced Tuesday
that pre-season conditioning
workouts have started fof
boys interested in competing
on either the freshman or var
sity squads.
The workouts start at 3:30
D.m. Mondav through Friday
in the wrestling room in the
Coliseum basement.
Interested students should
check out equipment and be
gin working out immediately.
player on them,'
explained
Bill.
"When a player does some
thing outstanding, I point at
a card and visually show Mr.
Payne what the player did.
For instance, if a player did
a good job of covering an in
tended pass receiver I make
a covering motion with my
hand." Bill cupped his palm
"and made an up and down
motion with his hand by way
of demonstration.
"However, we have no set
system of signals. I just try
to get a cross to him what I
mean," the youth grinned.
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Intramural Results
ma Alpha Epsilon-3 6
Sigma Chi 21 Alphs Tau
Omega 12
Sigma Phi Epsilon 2 Kappa
Sigma 0
Thursday, Oct. 8
Phi Gamma Delta 40 Delta
Sigma Pi 6
Pharmacy 6 Dents 0
Dcta Tau Delta 12-Phi
Kappa' Psi 6
Friday, Oct. 29
Phi Delta Phi 27 Newman
Club 6
Phi Delta Theta 27-Delta
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REGISTERED JEWELERS
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Upsilon 12
Sigma Alpha Mu 31 Sigma
Alpha Epsilon 0
Saturday, Oct. 10
Alpha Gamma Rho 12-Bcta
Sigma Psi 6
Ag Men 13 Alpha Gnmma
Sigma 12
Chi Phi 25 Delta Sigma
Phi 6
Monday, Oct. 12
Pioneer 14 Brown Palace
13
Cornhusker 24 Triangle 13
Andrews 36 Fairfield 6
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