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Tuesday, November 27, 1956 THE NEBRASKAN Page 3 Gordy Stars Again: 0D IPcusli n n n n n IKIsp DTD II Speed All Over: IF,!? IP cay By BOB WffiZ By GEORGE MOYER tough Oklahoma has witnessed this plays that kept Oklahoma's sec- - stuck with the team through hard Staff Sporti Writer Complete f Staff Sports Writer year. He engineered one 74 yd. endary jittery and their line off work and defeat. They all devel iilBiiw liliil Gordon Englert, the hard work- touchdown and came within balance. oped a good deal of proficiency at Saturday was just another day march for 's mighty Soon ing senior quarterback who final- a foot of putting Nebraska over for It takes courage to run the op- their positions before they fin- ly big against Oklahoma, quarter. ished. A couple even reached er as they rolled to their fifty- - made it another in the fourth tion time after time with the knowl- tht ninth straight conference game is this week's Star of The Week. The 74-y- d. drive was the lonr-es- t edge ever present that the next level in their abil- mmm9msm Siflliiiii Englert, a standout high school against Oklahoma's stout de- ity. However, the one who showed Without a loss. . time one turns downfield he may liw! lit 9:im:Ki;:m player Sioux Falls, South Dako'ta fense v this year. The drive was the most improvement and This time the Sooners gained sir - at be face to face with the likes of mamg 'i High School, spent his two by superb selection of is without a doubt gome 650 yards in whipping Ne ism ammmm first marked or Billy Pricer. Yet years in the shadow of Don Er-wa- y, the option, as executed by Eng- braska 54-- rated as the second best lert, finally was the deadly, dan- also was Oklahoma's thirty It quarterback in the conference last gerous weapon that it was sup- ninth straight victory over all op- year. posed to be but wasn't for most ponents. a by NO-Coo- k This ties record set (E) When Erway failed to recover of the season. Wrestling Washington University many years from a knee operation, Englert If coach can contin- Anyone interested in ego. The Washington string includ figured freshman was still as the only the ue to fill his quarterback slot with or varsity wrestling is invited to ed several games against high Husker's third best quarterback be- school and small college teams, the kind of player that Gordy Eng- attend a meeting that will be held hind George Harshman and Roy lert has become, he may yet have in the basement of the Coliseum at Ne- ce Last year Oklahoma defeated Stinnett, but Englert, whose the satisfaction of giving his teach- 5 p.m. Wednesday. braska 41-- 0 by using only straight is an example to any OU-McDotial(- er, Bud Wilkinson, a lesson of the split-- ! they l.(B)& shunted both of these gen- plays but this time athlete, kind that was administered to Ne- ; v V culled off a lot of trick plays tlemen to' the bench.. braska last Saturday. which at times completely confused t i ". V He did it by being a rugged half- Wk J Englert captured the start- the Husker defense. back on defense, a quick thinking first RENTALS signal caller on offense, and an i i I:; mm ing quarterback position with a Besides trickery on ground plays s, rugged performance against Colo- to the quite OU-rTub- hs (C) all-rou- sparkplug. He was prob- the Sooners took air f rado. Husker Englert was the 'one gaining 150 by this ably the most Improved player on SALES often yards bright spot in the 16-- 0 tromping ad- means. the squad, making up for early ,:f failures as a ball handler by be- ministered by the Buffs that day. not everything was lost However coming the steadiest and surest Gordy is not especially big for a SERVICE in final game for the Huskers their hand the Huskers could muster at split T quarterback. He is 6'1" of the season. Six of the eight i A 1 ad- - 172-lbs- ., but when he turns 4. v Wffltr this' difficult art. ..' touchdowns were scored by Corn-tea- r Sooner Sunday Journal and Star Last week, Gordy ended his play- upfield on the option he runs like BLOOM TYPEWRITER one unit and Nebraska fkot bucking the number this tal Cook Snags Touchdown Pass ing with one of the most a fullback the line. field career ENGLERT ented eleven never left the efficient performances that rough, Eight seniors played their last EXCHANGE for the last time until midway in football for Nebraska Saturday and 323 N. 13th the final period. six of these eight were on the start- Oklahoma went after re Oklahoma Finishes First; Basketball Tonight: ing eleven. All of these men have ceiving the opening kick-of-f in nine plays to reach paydirt for the first Colorado To Orange Bowl time. Halfback Rush Shies Smmmug By WILSON stout made the largest gain during this BILL Villanova's forward wall, University of Staff Sports Reporter Nebraska drive as he went 23 yards on the coupled together with the passing While Oklahoma was registering fifth play. of sophomore quarterback Jim 1 C5S-S- 7 their 59th consecutive win without hm Basketball Schsuab r Then the Nebraska defense be- Grazione and the running of junior For varsity freshmen like a loss to a Big Seven Conference i gan to tighten and it looked half-bac- k Rick Sapienza, complete- rival, there were three other non- - By BOB MARTEL squad and his size and desire they were about to pull of one DEC. 3 IOWA , SOURI games ly overpowered the Iowa State of their goal line stands but conference being played. Staff Sports Writer should help the team. 26-- 0. a MICHIGAN 18 Tommy McDonald went A crowd of 34,115 watched a Cyclones Coach Jerry Bush, having the The freshman will start the EAN. STATE around end for seven yards raid heavily-favore- d Michigan State The Wildcats scored the first athletic limelight all to himself, same five men who have been 10 WISCONSIN MAR. 6 OKLAHOMA ' team finally come through in the three times they the ball with giving varsity the most trouble the score on fourth down. had 1956-5- 7 the 9v" will unveil his basketball 7 quarter with four touchdowns pre-seas- JAN. COLORADO S ICWA STATE After the kick-of- f the two teams third the first touchdown coming after a in scrimmages. 38-1- 7 squad tonight at the Coliseum. H exchangtd fumbles and then the to dump Kansas State .in a drive on 17 plays with Sa Bill Fitzpatrick and Herschel FEB. ' 9 KANSAS fum- fans will nation's number one team struck game which was marred by pienza going over from the one. Cornhusker. basketball Turner will be at the forwards, 8 by Spartans for TD number two. This time Carl bles both teams. The Starting quarterback Bill Magee be given a preview of what is to Big Bob Mayo at center with Bill committed a dozen fumbles and on Now, Dodd did the damage with his added the next six points, sneak come when the varsity and the Lundholm and . Wayne Hester at Student and Fa Jty All Sports Tickets sale ball eight lost the times. Kansas guards. . passing and running. Dodd scored ing over from the one to cap a freshman tip off at 8 p.m. the State nine fumbles and lost 60-ya- from 32 yards out. had drive in the early Fitzpatrick, who was formerly Office. four. Coach Bush has named one sen- University Coliseum Ticket also converted and minutes of the second period. stationed at Lincoln Air Dodd the Force , Michigan State had only a 6--3 ior, three juniors and one sopho- score was 14-- 0 with 5:29 left in Grazione took over and directed Base, is the big gun of coach Employe 5' half-tim- Student Ticket. .$3.00 Faculty & Ticket. .$4.00 the first period. e lead. Their touchdown the team 62 yards, completing it more to his starting lineup. Rex Tony Sharpe's young crew. The fourth-dow- n N came on a pass from 28-ya- and senior o p 1 i n, Missouri sharpshooter . Although down two touchdowns with a spectacular pass Ekwall, team captain J five-ya- rd line by Mike Panitch not quit. They the which Sapienza took over his shoul- Holmesville, will start at left scored 35 points in the last scrim- the Huskers did. to Larry Harding. The Wildcats from charging back with a 74-ya-rd der in the end zone between two mage against the varsity. came d Ekwall, a great three points came on a m, woman, u Gordie Englert, sen- Iowa State defenders. This touch- forward. Turner, from Indianapolis, In- mmmmmmtfnm K.fli scoring drive. field goal by Ben Grosse. and good shooter, was ior from Sioux Falls, South Dako-ta- l down completed the scoring for diana, was one of the top players Big-Seve- n Men- led Pete Elliott's crew to the The touchdowns in the third the first half and the Villanova All and Honorable in that area a year ago and works TD. He did a fine job of calling the quarter came on a d pass-ru- n Wildcats rested with a 20-- 0 lead. tion All American last season. He very well up front with Fitzpat- plays in addition to completing play from Don Gilbert to Sam The last Villanova touchdown scored 312 points for a 14.8 ave- rick. my two-yar- d plunge three passes fend gaining 22 yards Williams, a came in the third period when rage and snagged 224 rebounds Mayo has two years of service Gilbert, six-yar- d by in two tries. by a run Den Grazione flipped"" t6 junior" half- to lead the club hi both scoring high rec- himself - ball plus a great school 19-ya- nis Mendyk, and a pass- plays were a back Billy Halligan on the Iowa and rebounding. ord at Brooklyn, New York. With The vital run play from Panith to Harold by Naviaux, two pass- State 20, who grabbed the ball Starting at right forward will be little more polish, this boy could I tain Larry Dukes. a es to Frank Nappi, some hard run- over his head, juggled it, then Don Smidt, 6'4" junior from Hele- be very dangerous. Mendyk scored from one- - scampered ning by Jerry Brown and, of t'e into the end zone to na, Montana. Smidt proved him- Lundholm from Mt. Morris, Il- a yard line for final score 55-ya- course, the payoff pass to big Clar- the MU complete a scoring play. self last season scoring 247 points linois, possesses an accurate jump the fourth quarter. ence Cook. Cook was guarded in With the exception of senior half- for a 10.7 average. He is one of shot that has been dropping in closely by Jerry Tubbs and Thom- The two Kansas State touch back Fred Rippel, a speedster the most important hoopsters in regularly, while Hester, former as but he made a fine catch for' downs were made in the last min from Galesburg, Illinois; Iowa coach Bush's plans. Lincoln Northeast star, has been the six points. utes of the game when the Spart- State had hardly any luck at all Sophmore Ron Parsons will open improving tremendously during re- Naviaux'i conversion attempt ans, enjoying a comfortable lead, against the mamoutn Wildcat line. at center for the Cornhuskers. A cent workouts. I emptied less was wide. their bench. With Rippel stood out both on offense 6'8", 210 pounder, Parsons size Other freshmen who will see four minutes Quarter The remainder of the afternoon than left, and defense for the Cyclones. He and potential rebounding ability considerable action include Jack PHILOSOPHY TOR TODAY back Dick Corbin passed to Gene 46,000 fans in the stadium nearly turned back the first Wild- should bolster the team's board Johnson of Loup City, Ron Raver the Keady for one Wildcat touchdown watched as the Sooners scored six cat touchdown drive single-handedl- strength. of Craig, Rod Borders of Gordon "You ak ma why I unfile," h said, and Ralph Pfeifer added another more times while holding the Husk- throwing Villanova's John Fer-rul- o The guard positions will be and Dennis "Moon" Mullins from "When bs hang above my head, on a plunge from the four. six-yar- ers fairly welt intact. for a d loss after the handled by the two mighty mites, Omaha Centrals. My car's a wreck . . . my gal has fled Two of the Spartan touchdowns club inside the I Otfier Sooner touchdowns came home had marched Jim Kubacki and Gary Reimers. My money's gone . . Vm iu the red were made after Kansas State good play-- . en a pass from Jim Harris Both are lettermen, Why do I smile? . . . You ask me why? fumbled one followed a p to McDonald. Dave Baker passed and pass On a Magee pass Into the end makers and set-u- men. Kubacb, Block And Bridle interception. CHESTERFIELDS! 12 yards to Dodd. Harris got credit zone on fourth down, a Cyclone a 5'10" junior, did a fine job as a THEY 3ATTSFYl for two TD's himself on runs of One of the best Wildcat drives defender pushed the Villanova re sophmore and is extremely ac- Initiates Twelve 5 end 31 yards. Bill Brown scored was the one that stalled in the sec ceiver and the officials awarded curate with two hand set and jump Twelve students were Initiated MOftAU Everything looks bright with from 59 yards out and Dale Sher-ro- d ond quarter and resulted in Grosse it to the Wildcats on the one. Sa- shots. Reimers, who is only 5'9V4" Thursday into Block and Bridle your Chesterfield alight! Cheer up went two yards for the final kicking a field goal which was a pienza went over on the next play. tall, is extremely fast, quick and Club. every smoking moment with more 40-ya- boot in actual yardage. score. The Cyclones deepest threat accurate. They Include: Gary E. Briggs, real flavor, mcrj rsal enjoyment. cleaned his bench in The fumbles set a modern rec duties will be handled G. Carolyn Wilkinson came in the second period. After Reserve Raymond DeBower, Smile, frientl . , . with the tmoothesU final quarter to give more ord for Michigan State, the pre sophmore quarterback Phil Hill by lettermen Jim Arwood, Dudley Hall, Roger D. Hild, Donald the Jean tasting smoke today, boys a chance for experience. vious high being eight each in had four of his first six passes Doebele, Lyle Nannen, Bill Wells E. Kasbohm, Byron C. Kort, Don- packed more f, outgained two previous games. mishandled by receiver in the and newcomers Bob Finn, Bob ald- H. Kuhl, Elwin L. Mosier, imoothly by ACCIMUY! Although outscored and I fi, in yardage the Huskers fared as Michigan State picked up 313 numbing cold, he completed a Harry, Terry Howard, Charles Larry A. Paul, K. Robohm, Daniel ML AfJ75 half-bac- k yewr ptaesvr well as mct cf the Sooner op- yards rushing to 121 yards for screen pass to Paul McAfee, George Swank and Larry E. Stilwell, and Robert G. Volk. Like hlgf.. ponents to date and much better Kansas State. The Spartans com- Shupe for 10 yards. He again White. Howard isn't actually a Delbert Xuhlman was selected Smoke for . smoke Chesterfield I having played a little animal husbandry than some. piled 169 yards through the air threw to Shupe for 29 yards, but newcomer to represent the O Ham A Mtm rl C. -- 86 too much last year. The 6'7" junior is one departmental club on the College im This closes out Elliott's first sea- ssrpared to for the Wild Villanova's line prove! cats, nes. of hardest workers on the Agricultural Executive board. son as bead coach at Nebraska with for the battered Cyc the four win six loss record. Next year the prospects should be good for a much better season because only eight members of the present squad will be lost by grad- uation. V t The middle of the line will be it hardest hit by graudatlon. It loses '5 Jim Murphy, LaVsrne Torczon, and Bob Berguin plus big right tackle Jack Fleming., These Settior graduate boys have all been outstanding and this season. If students the Also graduating are Willie Green- f ; in law, who was slowed this season It by a weak ankle; Gordie Englert, folkmng fields . . s: who played fine ball at quarter- back; Max Kitzelman who returned & after a service stint; nd Larry A&SIOMAUTICAL V a guard from Sidney. i Jones, I At MECHANICAL ? Opens ELECTRICAL BB Season 4 I First action In the Intramural CHEMICAL got underway See your K basketball season j There- - 14 M$uce Monday night. are pUcment officer 109 teams slated for METALLURGICAL leagues with novo ftis year. Ku Delta Theta, action n mppoluiment PHYSICS 1955-5- 6 Fraternity A champions, for opened with the Sig Eps. The Big Eps fresh from an AlUJniverslty title In football are expected to CAMPUS INTERVIEWS mth give the Phi Delta a rough time. representatives of Independent game played Mon- Canfield vs. Selleck, day were: V- vs. Hitchcock, and Avery - S a 1 Mannett m iti PRATT Y Ml Andrews. ltS UU vs. world's foremost designer and builder of aircraft engines The Chemists, defending GROQ.M PLASTIC! champs, open their sea- Grooms your hair whil it treats your will be held oa son November 28 with the Dsntal 1 1 C - College, scalp. Contrc! loot dandruff. 1.09 Wednesday 4m Urn The other champions of the '55-5- 6 season are: Delta Tau Delta SHULTON Nv Yerk Torenta Fraternity B, Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity C, and Avtry House--Selle- ck Quadrangle. j?iiawfl-t- ww---