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Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 21, 1G34
You're the Quarterback at the hall of fame
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By Stu Posphil
KINGS' MILL, Ohio - Monday-morning
quarterbacks and frustrated pla
cekickers have the opportunity to test
their skills here at the College Football
Hall of tame and Museum.
defender, and former Omaha Central
High School and Kansas great Gala
Sayers, among others, hanging from
the ceiling.
Other displays depict the campus
soda shop (where refreshments are
sold during the tourist season) and a
of
Visitors can match strategy in key 1020-vintage press box where famous
situations, with the game's coaching sportswriterGrantland Rice could have
legends m their most important games,
via a computer.
Or they can boot the game-winning
field goal through the uprights as the
crowd roars.
For the more trivial-minded, their
knowledge of the gridiron can be test
ed with a computer quiz. Which team
ended Oklahoma's 47-game winning
pounded out his immortal story
Notre Dame s Four Horsemen.
. The "Time Tunnel" traces football's
evolution through the past 3,000 years.
The exhibit's winding path is lined up
with sketches, dioramas, photographs
and displays.
Many of the hall's inductees are spot
lighted, including Pudge Hefflinser of
streak in the Fifties? (Notre Dame) Yale, Amos Alonzo Stagg of Chicago,
How high is the crossbar of a goalpost?
(10 feet)
Speaking of the Fighting Irish, one
may even kibbutz in the Notre Dame
locker room while Coach Knute Rockne
gives his famous "Gipper" speech. .
There is too much to see and do in an
afternoon's visit to the hall of 'fame,
which is operated by the National
Football Foundation. Housed in a two
story Colonial-style building northeast
of Cincinnati on Interstate 71, the hall
recognizes football greats of the past.
Rockne, Bear Bryant, Tom Harmon
and Supreme Court Justice Byron
"Whizzer" White are enshrined here. So
are Bob Devaney, Johnny Rodgers, Sam
Francis, Ed Weir, Guy Chamberlain
and other Nebraska players and
coaches. Bobby Reynolds will be induct
ed this December.
Even Fielding "Hurry-Up" Yost, who
coached the Nebraska Bugeaters for
one season before departing for great
er fame at Michigan is a hall inductee.
The building's atrium is dominated
by larger-than-life cutouts of Rodgers,
shown breaking away from a Colorado
John Heismann of Georgia Tech and
Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis of
Army.
Replicas of a student's dorm rooms
in the 1890s, with beer steins and hur
ricane lamps, and in the 1940s, with
pinups and movie posters add unex
pected flavor to the exhibit.
Upstairs, the Outland, Lombardi and
MacArthur Bowl trophies are display
ed in the entry halL
Detracting from the hall's prestige,
however, is the "Flip of the Coin" game
room, featuring the latest in video
arcade games. Ironically, it failed to.
have the popular four-player football
video game found in Lincoln arcades.
On the museum grounds are a 20,000
seat stadium that is used for the
NCAA's Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl each
December and a "Walk of Champions",
with outstanding high school teams
and coaches recognized by concrete
plaques. -
The museum is open 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. daily. Admission is $3.75 for
adults.
Stu Posp5s!SDa!!y Nebraskan
The College Football Hall of Fame.
Win ends Husker road trip
Nebraska's baseball
team finished its western
swing Tuesday with a 15
4 victory against Nevada
Las Vegas in Las Vegas.
The Huskers benefitted
from 10 walks by Rebel
pitchers and six Rebel er
rors. Nebraska's record is
now 15-8. The Huskers
were 10-8 on the trip.
They return home from ska.
the sunshine to prepare , ;
for Missouri today. They Freshman outfielder
play the Tigers Saturday Pau Meyers hit a three-
and Sunday in Columbia, fun home run m the third
inning to put Nebraska
Pitcher Roger Webb pick- ahead. UNLV never led.
ed up his first victory of Mike Duncan added a late
the season as he pitched home run and the Husk-
the middle three innings ers coasted to the victory,
of the nine inning game.
Jeff Koenigsman started R II E
and Mike Dobbs finished Nebraska 1510 5
on the mound for Nebra- UNLV 4 7 6
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Men's Indoor Soccer Playoffs
Bonzai (3.6) 3, Delta Tau Delta C (3.6) 1
Blue Mooses (2.6) 4, Schramm Four (3.0) 0
Phi Kappa Psi def. Selleck 4000 by forfeit
Co-Itec three-on-three Basketball
Sigma Alpha Epsilon def. Irish Coffee 22-13, 21-9
Finals
Sigma Alpha Epsilon def. Irish Coffee 22-9, 10-22, 22-17
Men's three-on-three Basketball Playoffs
Abel Eleven B def. Beta Theta Pi 6 22-8, 22-20
R Street def. Delta Upsilon 3 18-22, 22-8, 22-16
Beta Sigma Psi 1 def. Novell's Hotshots 22-12, 12-21,
21-20
Delta Upsilon 2 def. Burr Two West 21-11, 21-16
Harper Seven def. Alpha Tau Omega 2 21-10, 14-22,
21-13 '
Alpha Tau Orrtega 3 def. Abel Three 1 8-22 21-19,
21-12
Odie's Revenge def. Sigma Nu 1 22-12, 18-21, 22-18
Sigma Phi Epsilon A 1 def. CJ's 22-14, 22-20
Abel Eleven B def. Phi Gamma Delta 22-12, 18-22. 21-18
R Street def. Indiana-Miles 21-22. 22-16
Alpha Tau Omega 4 def. Beta Sigma Psi 22-20, 21-16
Delta Upsilon 2 def. Delta Tau Delta 21-12, 19-22, 21-14
Instant Offense def. Harper Seven 21-13, 22-12
Doobie Brothers def. Alpha Tau Omega 3 21-12, 22-16
Delta Upsilon 1 def. Odie's Revenge 21 -19, 19-22, 22-1 8
Sigma Phi Epsilon A 1 def. Harper Two B 22-19, 22-16
Bowling
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High men's game and series Joel Kreizinger, Gita
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High women's game and series Jane Pollard, Pin Split
ters, 179,461
East Union Pin Pounders
High men's game Kip Anderson. Who Cares? 192
High men's series Mike Rethwisch, Gutter Balls 433
High women's game and series - Lorie Stanley. Hounds
150,433
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