Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1964)
The Daily Nebraskan Thursday, October 15, 1964 HUSKER HEADLINER Langston Coleman Stars On Defense Page 4 Does this ( V spot .... feel sticky? I ' -Si $ v- '. ti Langston Coleman, 6-2, 185- senior tackle. Kramer kept up pound sophomore, is this his steady, aggressive offen sive play this week, opening holes time after time for Hus. ker backs. 'I r 1-4 . j r' . ..) 6 .1 ill !.4 it week's Husker headliner. The Washington D.C. ace bombarded the South Carolina backfield with his defensive play along with Mike Grace, another Headliner candidate. His heads-up defense led to three unassisted tackles and four assisted. One of those tackles on Gamecock quarter back Dan Reeves caused a Richard Czap-recovered fum ble on the South Carolina 31 early in the contest. Two plays later, Bob Churchich connected with Kent Mo Cloughan for the first Nebras ka score. ' "Trey" also contributed his hustle and desire to the Corn huskers, and in many ways that was his most valuable contribution to the victory. Another contender for Kus ker Headliner this, week is Larry Kramer, 240 pound 'V ill r rl K' I C", m ' iftri1 aVfir mn t a mi in T'i"T -i iFVti in fm Runners To Meet K-State Nebraska's cross country team takes on an improved Kansas State squad Saturday morning at 10. The race will be run over the new layout just east of Seacrest Field. The Wildcats, paced by sophomore Conrad Nighten gale, scored an impressive 20 38 (low score wins) victory over Missouri last weekend in the season opener for both schools. Meanwhile, Nebras ka lost to Minnesota and won Football Statistics LEADING RUSHERS Flayer and School Att. Gale Sayers. (KU) 57 Walt Garrison. (OSU) ..67 Frank Solich, (NU) 33 Tony Baker. USU) 37 Tom Vaughn. USU) . . . 47 Net Gain Avf. 350 6.1 267 3.9 199 6.0 191 S.2 186 3.9 over Iowa State in a triangu lar meet. The Huskers will be led by senior Larry Toothaker who placed second in last week's triple dual with Minnesota and Iowa State. Tucker Lillis, Peter Scott, Jim Scherzberg, Jim Wendt, Jim Ryan, Lowell Stratton and Joe Perez round out the squad. Wildcat entries, in addition to Nightengale, are seniors Bob Schmoekel, Wilfred Leh, man, Norm Yenkey, and Dick Gillaspie; and sophomores Charles Harper and Mike Mi chaud. Nightengale was run ner-up to Missouri s Robin Lingle last weekend. LEADINNG PASSERS Pla;er and School Como. At. Pel. Gala Glenn Baxter. (OSU) 30 44 .455 409 Gary Lane. (MU) ..16 40 .400 291 Fred Duda. (NU) ..17 39 .436 235 Berate McCaU. (CU) . 15 25 .600 218 Bob Churchich, (NU) 14 29 .483 206 LEADING SCORERS Player. School TD. PAT FG Tot. Kent MeClowhan. (NU) 6 0 0 36 Tony Baker, (ISU) .... 3 0 0 18 Jerry Condit, (KSU) ..3 0 0 18 Walt Garrison, (OSU).. 3 0 0 18 Frank Solich. (NU) .... 3 0 0 18 Offense Rnshinf Avi. Nebraska M1.5 Kansas 2-5 Missouri 16? Oklahoma Iowa Slate 155.7 Oklahoma State 151 0 Colorado 149 2 Kansas State 137.3 Passim Av(. Nebraska 121' Oklahoma State 1l2 2 Colorado M.7 Missouri 1 S Iowa State 62.7 Oklahoma 62 -J Kansaa ? J Kansas State "-3 Total Offense Nebraska ;!5j 2 Kansaa 2,55 Oklahoma Stat 253-2 Missouri 9.0 Colorado JJ4 .0 Oklahoma J22-; Iowa State ?l$-5 Kansaa Stata 152" for campus knights ...and days Defense Ru&hlnf Nebraska Kansas State Kansas Missouri Colorado Oklahoma ATI. 89.2 151.0 163.3 168.0 178.5 187.7 nviahnma Stat 208.2 Iowa State 216.0 Passing Avi. Oklahoma State 58.5 Colorado 615 Kansas Stat 68.3 Missouri 81.0 Nebraska ......... 88.8 Iowa State 90.5 Kansas 105.7 Oklahoma 1153 Total Defense Avi. Nebraska 178.0 Kansas Stat 219.3 Colorado 240.0 Missouri 249.0 Oklahoma State 266.7 Kansas 269 0 Oklahoma 303.0 Iowa State 306.5 Mnasij CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED: Flexible hours as part-time Tupperware Home party demonstrator. No initial investment. 466-1770. FOR SAUi HifalM 16-Double barrel Shotgun, Guiitar, bicycle. For Students. Call 435-8500. FOR SAUi 1959 C U e a m a n Scooter-side car and screen. Thoroughly over-hauled, econom ical. 434-6866. FOR SALE: Dew hardtop to fit 1963-63 Corvette. 489-1601. FOR SAtlt Framlf twelve string guitar and case, leaf than ( months old. Call 477-8249. WANTED: four part-time students to work with ear. Schedule to fit yours. See Mr. Hemmlncer at Room 340 between 12 Noon and 1:00 P.M. Thurs. Oct. 15th. 1864. lOSTi ladlee Buiova Watch. Keepsake. Reward. 413-7721. FOR SALE: 11 Ford, new tires, excellent running condition. Contact Mr. Cummlnga, Art Dept. Wood Building, Ext. 2691. "DACRON" makes the campus scene with Higgins and the combination is Big On Any Campus. Tailored in traditional Yale and Trim Fit models of 65 "Dacron" polyester 35 combed cotton for wrinkleless neat looks and carefree wear, at Finer Stores everywhere. Dupont s registered trademark VT'fi -. Starring IN PERSON r v. johnny wmm L.J& "MEMPHIS" "MAfBEUIRE" CHAD 0 JEREMY STEWART CLYDE -E$TESSr5 satir "A sdmmee sous" 1 ,0iW.. m DAYTQNAS "G.T.O." plus SPECIAL GUEST STARS TUT UrilTflDrC walk,oont Till l!S. MfillT OCT. 15th Pershing Municipal Auditorium 7:30-10:00 P.M. Advance Sale $1.50 At Door $2.00 Pershing Auditorium & International Super Stores NEITHER DOES OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT Dries as it applies ... in seconefs. And stays dryl Gives you fast . . . comfortable . . . dependable deodorant protection. Lasting protection you can trust. Try it. Old Spice Stick Deodorant for Men. 1.00 plus tax. S H U LTO N r V 'i r. J Inun You're Drobablvtoo tall to fit j into a suit of armor but just right for the long and lean ;look of these pants. Post !Grads trim you up and taper you down. They're noble and I mobile and absolutely authen tic. Neat belt loops. Narrow-but-not-too-narrow cuffs. Shaped on-seam pockets. You can look better than Gal ahad for a Dittance sinre thpu ! cost but $6.98 a pair in 65' uacron' js Uotton. Buy 'em and yoicks! I DuPonfi Reg. TM for its Polyetter Fiber 0 J"" ...I. i -i i assssae GOLDWATER AS STRANGELOVE The Literary Goldwater by Maxwell Geismar. GOLDWATER AS BRINKMAN The British Goldtcoter by Terence Priltie. GOLDWATER AS DICTATOR , Tfce German Goldu'ater by Neal'Ascherson. GOLDWATER AS WHITE MUSLIM The Black Goldwater by Louis Lomax. PLUS- The Jewish Goldwater by Judd L. Teller. The Theatrical Goldwaterby Sidney Michaels. The FeiSer Goldwater by Jules Feiiler "Front rank literary and scholarship excelIence!'-.Neu York Times ..assuming in my cultural life the role of what Partisan Review was in my Trotsky ite daysi'-C.D. "Mr. Keating is a black-hearted, mind-poisoned mammal in human form!' letter in the Los Angeles Times. "You are automatically excommunicated!' letter from a Catholic housewife. THE McINTYRE-GOLDWATER AXIS A ramparts editorial. CARDINAL MC INTYRE The Catholic Church and tlie JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY by John Coyley r One of the pen etrating reports in RAMPARTS explosive sym- 8v S'Sl. posiumonasub- ilrj J-'t Catholics WSStf don't care to talk about outloud. V,' P1B? The Catholic Journal of Independent Opinion Fiercely independent, ramparts speaks out unequivocally on the issues of the day-political, literary, social, religious. We take sides. And name names.pur con tributors are Jews, Protestants, Catholics, Agnostics-or what have you. Our readers are just as catholic. The only faith we all share is a passionate devotion to free, responsible discourse. We at ramparts are committed to our times and our society as Catholics and citizens. We don't see any conflict in this. Maybe that's why we've been the-center of controversy since our first issue. rst issue f)w 1 f j 4 V - ' i s a RAMPARTS Magazine Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief: Edward M. Keating. Executive Editor: Warren Hinrkle. Assfxiiate Editors: Robert McAfee Brown. Leslie Fiedler, Wallace Fowlie, Maxwell Geismar, John Howard Griffin, Louis Lomax, Martin Turnell. If, V, ANDREW WYETH, an Appreciation by Paul Horgan A loving and perceptive scrutiny of the sources of this American original by the Pulitzer-prize-winning novelist. OTHER RECENT RAMPARTS CON TRIBUTORS: Conrad Aiken, Allen Tate, Brother Antoninus, Terence Prittie, Karl Shapiro, Peter Viereck, Louis Kronen- berger, John Berryman, St. John-Stevas, Leslie Fiedler, Wallace Fowlie. ARTICLES: Faulkner on Race; The Baron Corvo Legend; The Case for Con traception: Catholics and the Radical Right; The Jew as Mythic American; Jesuit Education a layman's view; Harlem Diary; Sayonara, Ian Fleming. I Fiercely Independent SPECIAL COLLEGE j OFFER! 7 ISSUES FOR ONLY $4! ! SHARE THE INDEPENDENT OPINIONS OF RAMPARTS! I I The Editors invite you to join the grow- ' j ing number of Americans who are dis- j I covering the vigorous, uncompromising I I voice of ramparts. Subscribe now and 1 I iU: .' i, . . I . ictcivc mis special college ofler-7 issues of ramparts for only $4.00. Act now and get the special Goldwater issue. ramparts, College Dept I Mcnlo Park, California Check Enclosed I I I Addresr I Oty I a Mease Bill Me -State- r trf,-,wn .0,,.,, ft!".
