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First Snow Brings
Ducks For Opener
By Bob Flasnick
Sports Editor
The snow that fell on
Lincoln Thursday was an
appropriate reminder that
the basketball season has
arrived at the Cornhusker
campus with Nebraska host
ing the 1966-67 season open
er tonight against Oregon
University Ducks at 7:35
in the Coliseum.
Ilusker coach Joe Cipri
ano, the Big Eight Coacn
of the Year last season,
will have a veteran
studded team back this
season from last year's Ne
braska squad which posted
20-5 overall record and
was runner-up to Kansas in
the Big Eight Conference.
"We're always a little
nervous with the opener,"
"but we've been playing
against ourselves for the
past weeks and we're anx
ious to go up against some
outside competition."
Cipriano is expected to
start the top five returning
scorers from the 1965-66
squad in Tom Baack (386),
Nate Branch (338), Stuart
Lantz (306), Willie Camp
bell (167) and Jim Damra
(69). Baack, Branch, Lantz
and Campbell were start
ers last year.
Missing this year will
be Grant Simmons whose
leadership and scoring were
influential in Nebras
ka's success last season.
Simmons, a guard, scored
380 points in his final year
at Nebraska and was an
All Big Eight and district
5 All-American selection.
Cipriano said that as things
stand now, Damm and Ron
Gymnasts Open Today
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Foster, Larry Lincoln
Hesson, James Lincoln
Hoskovec, Michael Omaha
Inness, Jimmy Lincoln
Johnsen, Malcolm Lincoln
Kempkes, Bruce .,. Lincoln
May, Stephan Hastings
McGill, Patrick Lincoln
Ready, William Lincoln
Santoro, Robert Barrington,
Illinois
Scheer, John Omaha
Schnathorst, Vernon Marshalltown, So.
Iowa
Sederavicius, George, . . . Omaha So.
Shadley, Jerald Lincoln So.
Simpson, Eugene Lincoln So.
Smith, Dennis Lincoln
Traver, Thomas Lincoln
Indicates varsity tetters.
The Nebraska gymnastics
team will open the season
Friday at the Midwest Open
in Chicago, 111. Nebraska
coach Jake Geier will take
an 18-man team to the meet.
According to Geier, there
will be no team champion in
the meet, but Nebraska will
enter as a team.
"We have a delightful sit
uation in the Big Eight this
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Simmons are looking good
in their battle for Simmons'
old spot.
Nebraska's exciting press
and fast break attack
which came into bloom
last season will again be
featured this year by Cip
riano's team.
"Our ball handling will
be better because we're a
year older," said Cipriano,
"and with this we hope to
get more improvement." He
said that the game situation
Jim Damm . . . takes
Simmons' spot.
will determine when the
press will be used, but
that the Huskers will em
ploy it as much or more
than they did last year.
STARTING LINEUPS
Nebraska
32 Baack (6-5) F. (6-6) Thomas 30
44 Branch (6-t) . . . F (6-4) Smith 34
34 Campbell (6-6) . C (6-7) PinkstaH 42
12 Damm (6-2) ....G (5-11) Nicksic 10
22 Lantz (6-3) G...(6-2) Jones 23
ROSTER
Class
Sr.
Sr.
S.D. Sr.
Events Worked
Still Rings
P-Bars, Long Horse,
Side Horse
P-Bars, Long Horse
Side Horse
Side Horse
Side Horse
P-Bars, Hi-Bar, Long
Horse
Side Horse
Ail-Around
Hi-Bar, Still Rings
All-Around
Floor Exercise,
Trampoline
Floor Exercise, Tram
poline, Long Horse
Trampoline, Floor
Exercise, Long Horse
Side Horse, P-Bars,
Still Rings
Still Rings, P-Bars,
Long Horse
Still Rings
Floor Exercise,
Trampoline
Floor Exercise
Side Horse
So.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
So.
year," says Geier. He picks
Iowa State to win the con
ference and Colorado to
come in second. The "de
lightful" part, says Geier,
will be the battle for third
between Nebraska, Kansas,
and Oklahoma.
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Two new improvements will be noticeable tonight
in Nebraska's Coliseum when the Huskers host
the University of Oregon. New supports have been
installed to support the backboards and addition
al lighting has been added above the baskets.
Bear Bryant: Alabama
Shooting For Number 1
Undefeated Alabama puts
all its marbles in the same
basket this Saturday after
noon by playing host to Au
burn's Tigers in a nationally-televised
contest at
Birmingham's Legion Field.
Kickoff time is 1:15.
Auburn takes a 4-5 rec
ord into the game, while
Alabama is 9-0 and headed
for a Sugar Bowl battle
with Nebraska. Auburn is
headed nowhere, except to
the television room during
the bowl season. That
means the Tigers have
everything to gain and
Case Ticket Sales
To Close Dec. 7
Nebraska Ticket Manager
J i m Pittenger reported
Thursday that student sea
son tickets for basketball
will continue to be sold until
Wednesday, Nov. 7 unless
the bleacher seats in the
Coliseum are sold out be
fore that time. The tickets
sell for five dollars apiece.
Pittenger said that ap
proximately 1,700 student
tickets have been sold so
far. The' tickets will also
serve as passes to spring
sports events at theh Uni
versity. Wouldn't you rather
be with No.1?
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cross-state rivalry that is
assured of a sellout throng
of 70,000 being in the stands.
Alabama will be seeking
to close the season 10-0 and
has aspirations of copping
its third straight national
championship.
"We certainly think we
deserve the national cham
pionship that is if we
can whip Auburn," Bryant
says forcefully.
"After all, we were voted
the number one team in
the pre-season poll and our
players felt that meant the
voters expected us to win.
Well, we've won and yet the
only time we were ranked
number one was in the pre
season poll.
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After 10 Games
Husker Grid Statistics
NU
114
64
10
178
45
Op.
First down rushing 6)
First downs Pas sine 54
First downs penalties 11
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 12
Times penalized 43
Yards penalized 389
429
29-18 Fumbles-lost 28-14
541 Time rushed 394
2252
Varris catneti rushing 136
Yards lost rushing 370
268
1984
192
104
1204
NET GAIN RUSHING 996
Passes attempted 220
Passes completed 94
Passes intercepted 18
NET GAIN BV PASSING 1284
Total play 614
733
3188.0 Total gain 2280
1984.1 .Jame rushing average sw.
1204.0 Game passing average 128.4
318.8 Total offensive average 228.0
Rushing No. Gain
Lest Net Avg.
Wilson 128 659
24 635 4.S
Tatman
Gregory
Winters
Davis
,107 420
2
3
S
s
3
12
418 3.9
418 4.4
157 4.0
UK 5.3
154 5.3
74 3.6.
37 4.1
42 3.5
3 3.0
93 424
29
Kirkland
2
Critchlow 21
Weber 49
Ziesler 12 42
Brunk 1 3
Churohich 63 147
TOTALS Ml 2252
Opp ." 394 1366
0
0
205 -58 -.8
268 1924 3.8
37 896 2.3
Passing Alt. Comp. PH. Yds TO Int.
Churchich 174 96 .552 1136 4 9
Weber 14 1 .500 52 1 0
Sigler 2 1 .500 0 0 0
Gregory 2 0 .000 0 0 0
TOTALS 192 104 .541 104 S
Opp. 220 94 .425 1284 18
Pass Receiving No. Tds TO
Penney 24 286 0
Morrison 22 271
Wilson 16 216
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
5
Richnafsky 12 m
Grecory
.12
Kirkland
Kimmel
Davis
Tatman
Smith
Winters
TOTALS
... 7
... 5
.. 2
... 1
... 1
... 2
104
61
18
11
s
4
1204
Odd VtM
Total Offense
Churohich
Wilson
Tatman
Gregory
Winters
Plays Gain
, 237 1078
Avg.
4.5
4.6
3.9
4.3
4.0
5.3
3.9
3.9
3.6
3.5
8.0
30
.138
.107
. 95
. 39
. 29
6.15
418
418
157
154
104
8
74
42
16
3
Davis
Kirkland 29
Weber 23
Critchlow 21
Ziesler 12
Sigler 2
Brunk 1
PUNT RETURNS No. Yards Avg. TD
Wachholtz 29 229 10.4 1
Meylan 3 60 20.0 2
Poitfremeyer 2 4 2.0 0
TOTALS 34 363 10.8 3
OPP 21 159 7.8 0
pass INTERCEPTIONS
Wachholtz 7 73 10.4
Carstens 2 68 34.0
Alvaraz 2 37 18.5
Thorell 3 22 7.1
Mueller 1 J-J
Janik 1 3 3.0
Senkbcll 1 J
Coleman, R 1 J 0.0
TOTALS W 2?J
OPP 8 94 10.4
KICKOFF RETURNS
Wilson " K6 20.5
Gregory 4 j lj.s
Tatman 1
Davis 32 16 (1
TOTALS 18 341 18.9
OPP 43 867 20.1
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Amutroae 48 1801 39.1
Kuehl S 198 33.0
TOTALS 52 1999 38.5
OPP. . 72 2(4 36.3
SCORING ! TD PAT FO Other TOTAL
Iresory 7 0 0 0-1 42
Vaehholtx 1 21-25 5-8 0
VILson 4 0 0 0 42
hurchich 4 0 0 0-2 24
ratman 3 0 0 0 18
:rltchlow 2 0 0 0 12
Heylao 3 0 0 0 12
Winters 2 0 0 0 12
Morrison 2 0 0 0 12
Xirkl&nd 1 0 0 0
Smith 1 0 0 O
Davis 1 0 0 0
iVeber 0 0 0 0-2 0
On. 11 8-7 4-5 04 84
TOTALS 29 21-25 S-18 S-5 tit
Varsity To Meet
Alumni Saturday
Neal Mosser, Omaha
Technical High School
basketball coach, will be the
coach for the Alumni pre
paring for their game with
the Nebraska Varstiy on Sat
urday Dec. 3. Game-time
is 7:35 p.m.
Grant Simmons, Coley,
Webb and Al Reiners, the
three seniors from last
year's Huskers, will play.
Also on the team will be
Joel Kortus, Jim Yates,
Neal Nannen, Jim Kowalke,
Bill Johnson, Gary Reimers,
Willie Fitzpatrick, Al Max
ley, Bus Whitehead and Hen
ry Cech.
The game will not count
as a regularly scheduled
varsity game.
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