FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1969
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Sooner-IIusker
films to be fIiowii
The Nebraska Union
Hospitality Committee will
show football films of the
Nebraska-Oklahoma game this
Monday at 11:30 a.m. Football
players will be on hand to nar
i ate the highlights of the game.
The films will be shown in the
-Nebraska Union Lobby.
mini i i i I II
Friday, Nov. 21
Nebraska Union
12:30 p.m.
Housing Policy Com
mittee Luncheon
Placement
1:30 p.m.
A.Ph.A.
7 p.m.
Pershing Rifles Na
tional Hdqts. Fall
Convention
MOVIE: "Taming of
the Shrew"
7:30 p.m.
Bahai Firesidp
8 p.m.
Muslim Student Assn.
9 p.m.
MOVIE: "Taming of
the Shrew"
Knoll to deliver
paper at confab
Dr. Robert E. Knoll, pro
fessor of English and master of
the Centennial Education
Program at the University of
Nebraska, will deliver a paper
at the National Council of
Teachers of English convention
in Washington, D C, Nov. 23.
Dr. Knoll will discuss the
English program as conducted
in the University's Centennial
program in a talk entitled
"English in a Program of Total
Innovation."
Buskers
only
by Randy York
Nebraskan Sports Editor
Kansas football coach Pepper
Rodgers this week manufac
tured another in a season-long
sequence of funnies when he
said his Jayhawks, winless in
six Eig 8 Conference games,
"are not looking past" Orange
Bowl-bound Missouri.
Rodgers, quite obviously, was
kidding. Nebraska football
coach Bob Devaney, however,
was not kidding when ha noted,
without naming, that particular
bowl officials do look past cer
tain developments despite
making promises if those
developments materialize.
Gator Bowl officials
presumably indicated that IF
the Huskers toppled Kansas
State last week, Nebraska
would be extended a bid to the
Gainesville, Fla., bowl.
Soph stars make debuts
rifrni-nst irihiimii on.ctorft
Two Nebraska sophomore
standouts make their varsity
debut Friday night at 7:35 in
the Coliseum against a Husker
freshman team, equally eager
to show basketball fans what
kind of talent to expect this
season.
Schuvler skyscraper Chuck
Jura, and Miller, S.D.. product
Al Nissen accomplished
something almost
unimaginable for varsity coach
Joe Cipriano's club.
The two sophomores nai'ed
down starting positions on a
squad which returned all of its
personnel from last year. After
three weeks of Husker drills,
the pair replaced 6-8 Jim
Brooks and 6-5, two-yenr
regular Bob Gratopp on the
starting unit.
Brooks, however, has been
stowed in practices with a leg
Injury, and Gratopp's practice
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I Likely Starters
varsiry
.P.. Jura (4-10) I
. F Scntlbry (4-1)
C. Chalk (6 7)
O Stewart (4-3)
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Sooners,
The IF came through, but the
Gator Bowl guys did not, and
Nebraska followers now are
directing their attention to the
Sun Bowl, whicn features
downtown, metropolitan El
Paso, Tex. and its swinging
next-door neighbor Juarez,
Mexico.
Nebraska fans, at least, are
resting more comtonaoly now.
Unlike conference friends
Colorado and Kansas State, the
Huskers have secured their
bowl bid. They can't blow that.
Either the Wildcats or the
Buffs will be staying home
when the other meets Alabama
in the Liberty Bowl at
Memphis, Tenn.
All Nebraska has to worry
about Saturday is Oklahoma,
Steve Owens, a possible haius
championship and a cluster of
other unimportant items.
sessions this week have been
impressive. Starting positions
obviousb- are on the line for
both clubs
The annual scrap promises a
fast-moving game by the
smaller and more inexperienc
ed Frosh, and perhaps, a
slower, more deliberate offense
from the varsity, which has
more sbe than any Nebraska
team under Cipriano.
Guards Tom Gregory (6-2) of
Fullerton, Calif., and Randy
Watts (6-01 of Richmond, Ky.,
appear to be the key to any
Frosh success against tha
varsity.
Sun Bowl
no
on sale
An allotment of 2,000 tickets
to the Sun Bowl. December 20,
has been set aside for a student
sale.
Tickets, which are $6.00 each,
will be sold in the coliseum
Nov. 24-26 and Dec. 1-2, from 9
to 12 a.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m.
Each full time student may
apply for only one ticket, and
married students may apply
for only two. The student must
appear in person, present his
I D. card, and leave a check
with his ticket application.
Students desiring to sit in a
group will apply for their
tickets as noted above and their
applications will be placed
together and handled as one
order.
If there are less than 2,000
ticket applications, all ap
plicants will receive a ticket. If
more than 2,000 orders are
received, a drawing will be
held to determine those
students who are to receive
tickets, and seat location will
be determined on a lottery
basis.
Tickets may be picked up at
the coliseum ticket office
beginning December 4, and any
student not picking up his
ticket by Friday, December 12,
will have his order cancelled.
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The barrier for Nebraska is
not the Oklahoma team, as
such. The Huskers, it should be
conceded, are superior ' in
talent, especially defensively.
What bugs most people is
playing the So oners at
Norman's Owen Field, which
seems to be appropriately
named. Since Bob Devaney has
been at the Husker helm,
Oklahoma twice has ruined
unbeaten Nebraska seasons in
the finale at Norman.
The Sooners also could ruin
this writer's effort to reach the
.800 mark in selecting Big 8
winners. Last week produced
another perfect slate, raising
the season batting average to
.787 (37 correct guesses in 47
picksK
This week's forecast sees:
Nebraska 24, Oklahoma It
The odds-makers have installed
Freshman coach Rex
Hughes, who also will make his
Lincoln debut, indicated this
week that he plans to run n
speed-up type game to com
pensate for inexperience, and
hopefully, to force varsity
mistakes with a pressure-type
defense.
Gregory and Watts will be
joined in the Frosh starting
lineup by forwards Ambrose
Katcliff (6-6 1 from Chicago and
Tony Riehl (6-4) of Louisville,
Ky., and center Cal Christ ine,
the 6-5'ii, three-year all-stater
from Sterling, Neb.
Guard Nissen will be joined
by lending returning Nebraska
scorer Marvin Stewart in the
bnckcourt. Leroy Chalk (6-7) is
set at center. Two-year starter
Tom Scantelbury (6-2) joins
Jura at forward.
Friday's test will give fans a
sneak preview of the Huskers'
defense, which Cip says, is the
key to the club's success this
season. "We've had more depth
than ever," Cip says, "but
defense will make us a good
team."
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SPORTSLAWPilUiU!
few
Owens,
Nebraska an underdog, a role
in which the Huskers produce
best. Nebraska last won in
Norman in 1960 BD (Before
Devaney). The Husker coach
sees six years of frustration
evaporate Saturday, however.
Colorado 21, Kansas State 17
A trip to Memphis seems
only secondary in relation to a
third place conference finish. If
the game were being played in
Manhattan, the Wildcats would
get the edge, but Bobby
Anderson has some belated
campaigning for Heisman
Trophy voters, who just hap
pened to forget his name when
they marked their ballots.
Missouri 24, Kansas 14 The
Jayhawks could salvage some
sort of consolation in a season
of only one win, but the
Missouri game is a dumb time
to start calculating revolu
tionary plans. Kansas' playing
at home is the only thing it has
going, something which doesn't
mean much when Missouri has
the better players and the bet
ter coach.
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registration
Registration is now open for
the Nebraska Union Recreation
tournament.
The double elimination
tournament will include pool,
table tennis, chess and bowling.
Winners of the tournament will
go to the Association of College
Unions Region XI Recreation
Tournament.
Registration is made through
the Nebraska Union Program
Office, Room 128, and must be
completed by November 25.
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