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12 J.U. 30 1961--PM. J(Miranl and Ntbrukg Jownil May Be Wrong By Dick Becker Journal Sports Editor Nebraska's quarterback next fall wori't be Bobby Layne or Johnny Unitas--but he'll play like them. Leagues To See Changes A Family Pride Jennings igs plans to use the NU quarterback more for hand-offs and passing in 1961 like the pros. This is, of course, because of the departure of Pat Fischer.

With will-o-the-wisp Fischer on hand Jennings used his quarteback more as a runner. That ended when Pat finished his Varsity career. When the Huskers go into spring training on April 10, Jennings and his staff will put heavy emphasis on offense. "I think we will spend a lot more time on offense," Jennings declared, "more than we did last year." He plans on using the formation with all of its variations with considerable attack from the double wing which was so effective in the final two games of the 1960 season. Quarterback Scrap The search for the top quarterbacks will be one of the primary objects of spring drills.

Jennings has Ron Meade and John Faiman returning from last fall along with Dennis Claridge who sat out the season after an early season injury. Also red-shirted was Ernie Bomstall. This quartet will 'be bolstered by Ron Galbreath of Sidney, freshman in 1959, who returned to school last fall but was not eligible for varsity play. There are also some frosh quarterbacks. Jennings also feels that finding help at center for Mick Tmglehoff will be a big job.

Tinglehoff and the departing Don Fncke gave NU a fine one-two punch at the pivot last X31Z. Schedule Starts Later Looking to the future, Jennings believes the 1961 schedule will be better for the over-all season. "Last year we opened on Sept. 17 with Texas," he ex- et This meant that we had to off early. While this undoubtedly helped us beat Texas, it probably was costly as the season went along.

"This year we don't open until Sept. 24, giving us another week of practice. I believe this can be tailored to our work much nicer." The spring dates also are better with no interruption of Easter vacation. NCC Ktaratr Pan WESLETAN Haitian Doane Chadroi Fct.rti.0p. 1 .133 457 4M I Ml Ml 1 .500 4M tit ...1 XS MS ...1 4 JM 351 390 4 Ml 318 Izaak Walton Elects Officers New officers of the Lincoln Izaak Walton League chapters were installed Sunday night at an inaugural banquet at the clubhouse.

Arnold Freauf was installed as president of the n' chapter. Others Jim York, 1st i president; Charles Linke, 2nd vice president; Robert Benner. treasurer; and directors a Mosby, Dale Gammel, a Herbert Hull. Edith Gerdes is the president of the ladies' chapter. Installed with her were Beverly Walbridge, vice president; 01- lie Whitman, 2nd vice president; Florence Grant, secretary; directors Edith Ryder, Helen Dell and Ruth York.

13 Cage Squads Still Unbeaten Only 13 Nebraska prep cage teams remain on the unbeaten list, 11 of them in Class D. Bellevue's loss to Omaha Tech eliminated the last Class A team. York (7-0) is the only unbeaten, and Alma (13-0) the sole perfect record in Class C. Hordville, with 17 victories, has gone through the most games without losing. Other winners, Indianola, Madrid 15; DeWitt, Weston, York St.

Joseph 14; Polk, 13; McGrew, 12; Amherst, 11; Arcadia, Fairfield 10. Top City Scorers ft ft pts. avr. Hellerich. Unl 10 79 41-65 199 19.9 Haas.

LHS 6 37 34-54 108 18.0 Wnght, NE 10 58 59-81 175 17.5 Cramer. SE 10 65 42-79-172 17.2 L. Champoax, PX ....10 51 35-43 137 13.7 Olson, Uni Gaughan, PX 10 51 23.39 130 130 Lebsack, NE 10 44 35-4S 123 12 3 WjUianiSjLHS 9 35 9310.3 Willlts, SE 103318-23 84 8.4 Northeast Tests GI Northeast will try "to achieve what two other Lincoln prep teams have failed a Grand Island. The Rockets (7-3) travel to Grand Mand Saturday night for their only game this week end. Lincoln High and Southeast fell short in their games with Islanders.

The rest of city's cagers will be busy twice. University High (6-4) hosts Hebron Friday night and travels to Crete Both are crucial Class contests for the Tutors. Lincoln High (3-6) and Southeast (4-6) collide at the PSA Building Friday night to end the series of intra-city games. Southeast plays at home Saturday against Fairbury while Lincoln High goes to Omaha North. Pius (6-4) rounds out the week's slate with a home tilt Friday against Omaha Bishop Ryan and a Saturday trip to high-flying Syracuse.

All local games begin at 8 p.m. The minor sport scene is highlighted by Mid-East Conference meets in gymnastics and swimming. Southeast and Northeast will compete in both. New leaders may show up this week in the state's 3 college conference basketball races. In the Nebraska College Conference, where Kearney and Peru are currently deadlocked with 5-1 records, only one of the two teams will keep the top position.

Peru can take a short lead when it plays at Doane Thursday. But Kearney may knot it up again Friday at Hastings. The outcome of the Wesleyan-Peru a on Saturday will settle the hash. Northwestern, la. and Midland tangle at Fremont Friday night to decide which team will lead the Tri-State Conference.

Both are unbeaten thus far. The same situation conies up i a at Scottsbluff where McCook JC and Scottsbluff JC meet in a battle of unbeaten 5 JC Conference teams. Buettgenbach checks great-uncle's feats Another 'Bitzy' Sparkles For Peru State Club Peru It has been almost 40 years since the name 'Bitzy" echoed across Peru State's Campus of a Thousand Oaks, but once again "Bitzy" has become a byward in Peru State athletics. During the early 1920's it was Walter Buettgenbaoh (pro' nounced Bitzenbaugh), known Behlen's Set AAU Mark AAU This Week Creighton MONDAY NIGHT at St. John's, TUESDAY Bnena Vista, at Wayne Luther JC at Fairbury JC Doane Frosh at York JC THURSDAY ftm ai Doane Crelthton at Providence Nebr.

Christian at Nebr. Tech FRIDAY Kearney at Hastings Wayne at Chadroo Northwestern, Westmar, la. Sloui Falls, Fairbury JC aicCoofc JC Omaha WESLEYAN Wajne Doane Westmar, la. Northwestern Dana Wess. Springs, SD.

It at Midland at Conrordla S.D Dana ata Norfolk JC tt Scottsbluff JC at St. Benedict. Kan. SATURDAY at Peru at Chadron at Hastings at Midland at Concordia at Yankton. S.D.

at Luther JC I. Stars Of Behlen 6 0 Creiibton Frosh 4 Wesleyw Frosn 2 Omaha Travelers 2 National lift Of Vermont 2 Pentzer Park 5 Columbus Stars Of Behlen maintained its unbeaten pace in the Nebraska AAU basketball league over the week end, setting a scoring record in a 117-66 rout of the Nebraska Wesleyan Freshmen. Albert Maxey led Behlen's McCook JC at Casper, Wyo. Sterling, Colo at Scottsbluff JC Omaha at Plttsnnrsr, Kan. Creigbton at Duquesne -Basketball- with 34 Vyhnalek points added while 25 and Don Wil- STATE HIGH Avoca 60 Callatraj- 52 Inman 53 Lawrence 48 Polk 82 Wolhach 47 73 Oxford 74 3 58 Adams 67 Fddsv'Ile 69 Elba 57 S.D.

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48Hi IN 6-2377 Benkelman 43 Parks 56 Orleans 43 Barncston 41 Ohlnwa 38 Fllley 38 Libertv 38 Beatrice SJ 43 Orchard 60 NO-Scotia 32 Oiallala 62 Kimball 45 Albin, Wo. 42 Sunflower 55 Pierce J2 Yankton 33 City 43 Humphrey 20 Pleasanton 46 lie Fitzpatrick 23 in the game played at Lewiston. Behlen'-s hit 54 field goals in the contest, also an AAU record. In the other league game, National Life Of Vermont got 25 points from Bill Johnson and 23 from Stan Matzke in belting the Omaha Travelers 87-54 at Omaha. BEHLEN'S NWU FROSH Jfcxey IS 2-2 34 Haw-Decker's 3-6 Fheiry 0-0 0 stexens 7 15 FL-crst 7 2-2 16 Johnson 2 0-1 4 Rcp'J 5 1-2 11 Lindcraist 8 0-0 16 Fit-patri 11 1-2 23 He.her 2 1-3 5 fy Player Storih, Wins International Open San Francisco UP) A cool South African lad, who idolizes Bobby Locke and intends to play at least 20 years more as a golf pro, was $9,500 wealthier Monday after winning the $57,000 San Francisco International Open with a blazing 6-under-par 65 windup.

Gary Player with almost machine-like accuracy scored 6 birdies in his final round Sunday to come from 4 strokes behind leaders George Bayer and Ted Kroll to win by two strokes, in a pouring rainstorm. The 25-year-old Johannesburg star on his 7th American tour since 1955-ttnished 12 strokes under par for his 4 rounds, taking a total of only 272 strokes. Bayer, the 240-pound ex-Washington football player who shared the lead through rounds, shot even par 71 in a fight for top money, but he couldn't cope with par-busting young Player's sensationa -birdie shooting in the rain. Bayer settled for a total 274 while Kroll, the tourna ment veteran who had started the last round tied for the lea with Bayer, fell back to 276. Don Whitt came up strong over the Harding Park mire with a 5-under-par 56 to tie Bayer at 274.

The two collected $3,800 each. Starting the final round in the rain anyone of a half dozen name players were in posi- ion to take first But they trailed at the finish. Player Don Whitt George Bayer Geiberger Don January ay Hebert Kroll en Venturi Arnold Palmer ack tan dressing areer that started with the 1919-20 basketball season and Tot S4 9 1 Half tune: Behlen's 68, NWU Frosh 41. NATIONAL LIFE TRAVELERS Smidt 7 0-0 14 Skases 1-3 13 Standberg 1 0 0 2 Simms W) JKateke 11 1-1 23 Jones 0 0 Howard 3 (M) 6 Goodwin 6 2-3 3-3 25 McWi'lams 2 5 5 9 0-0 0 Glanzer 1 6 8 8 0-0 2 Withaker 4 0-0 8 1-1 5 McGary 1 0-0 2 Sullivan 5 0-0 10 40 w'l- 87 Totals 14 '19 National Life 42, as "Bitzy," who became an institution in his own time at Peru for his prowess on the gridiron and basketball court. Currently it is Bob (Bitzy) Buettgenbach, great-nephew of Walt, who excites Peru fans with his scoring.

The younger Buettgenbach, a graduate of Beatrice High School, is currently leading the scoring parade in the Nebraska College Conference. The 6-8 pivot man has filled the gap left by the graduation of Bob Mayo. In 14 games this season, Bob has cut the cords for 278 points. Stardom in the Buettgen- bach family is nothing new, for the tales of Walt still reverberate through the Peru rrwimc Hie mac Jim Ferrier rooms. JtllS Was a Bob McCallister Eric Monti George Knudson Gene Littler ended with the 1925-26 season.

iohn Barnum In 1921, Peru changed from a two-year to a 4-year school. As a two-year school, the college allowed Peru High school athletes to play on college earns, hence Buettgenbaeh's tenure. During Buettgenbaeh's play 'or the grid Bobcats, Peru won the Nebraska Conference once and posted a 5-season 32 vin, 8 loss and 2 tie record. During the 6 seasons Buett- genbach performed in basketball, the Peruvians won 86 and lost 10, and captured 5 straight Nebraska Conference titles. Since graduation from Peru State in 1926, Buttgenbach has devoted his life to teaching.

He is now teaching science in the Redmond (Ore.) High school. Don January and Al Geiberger were tied at 275, a rlebert came up even with troll at 276 and a farther back at 277 came Arnold Palmer, Billy a Jackie Burke Ken Ven- uri and Stan Leonard. The results: 70-69-69-65-272 $9.000 70-70-66-68-274 3.800 65-66-72-71--274 70-66-69-70--275 68-67-73-68--275 70-69-63-63--276 65-S9-63-73--276 70-6S-69-70--277 66-69-72-70--277 Burke Jr. 72-67-69-69--277 Leonard 66-69-74-68--277 3ill Casper 68-69-71-71--277 ard. Dicltinsoa 70-70-70-68--278 Charles Sifford 65-70-74-69--278 es Ellis ill Maxwell ob Rosburg )ave Hill erry Barber Boros ifason Rudolph Bo Wininger ave Rag an ora Jacobs like Souchak hil Rodsers ionel Hebert om Aaron ob Gajda erry Pittman ohn Pott ud Holseher 1-65-72-71--279 72-67-70-70--279 67-70-73-69--279 71-67-73-68--279 73-66-72-68--279 75-68-71-66--280 70-71-67-72--280 70-68-71-72--281 68-70-72-71--281 73-70-70-68--281 68-67-73-74-1382 71-65-69-76-282 68-71-73-70--282.

70-71-69-72--282 72-68-73-69--282 72-G9-68-74--283 69-89-73-72--283 59-72-70-72--2K1 Finsterwald 69-73-G9-72--233 71-69-70-70-- 55-71-75-71--283 71-71-70-71--283 70169-72-72--283 R9-71-71-70--281 72-71-70-71-284 70-70-71-73--284 69-73-70-72--284 68-63-73-75--284 68-71-74-71--284 69-70-70-76--285 71-70-70-74--285 70-69-73-73--285 69-71-72-73--285 73-69-71-72--285 68-73-72-72--285 71-74-69-71--285 72-71-71-71--285 73-71-70-71--285 73-70-71-71--285 ob ow Krnie Vossler Fred Hawkins Harold Kneece Bob Goete Pete Mazur Dick Lundahl Bill Bisdord Art Wall Jr. Smiley Quick Don Massengale Paul Hamey Marty Furgol Jimmy Demaret 73-68-73-71--285 3.800 2,450 2,450 2,000 2,000 1,500 1,500 1,500 1.500 1,500 1.175 1,175 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 825 825 700 700 700 475 475 475 475 475 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 201.11 116 116 116 116 116 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 wmEpflOTo Jeanne Ashworth (left) and Ed Rudolph. Teen-Ager, Teacher Cop National Seniors St. Paul, Minn, (ff) The! youngsters who weren't born 20 a speedskating em-1 when he won his first nation pire of Ken a Omaha in OT, 5-4 Omaha tf) The Omaha Knights defeated Fort Wayne, 5-4, Sunday night one minute and 7 seconds after a sudden- death overtime period began in an International Hockey League game. crumpled on the bell lap of Jie mile race, and a Chicago teen-ager skated the old master out of a title.

Ed Rudolph, a 19-year-old senior at Glenbrook High in suburban Chicago and a 1960 Olympian, won the senior men's outdoor championship at Lake Como Sunday in a tyle that impressed even the vanquished Bartholomew. The first day leader by two points, Bartholomew at 40 al started piling on the pressure. A new champion emerged also in the senior women's division, where schoolmarm Jeanne Ashworth, 22, Wilmington, dethroned Mary Novak of Lombard, 111. Other champions were: Karen Kaper of Chicago, intermediate girls; Jack Walters Brighton, junior boys; Kay Dickey of Minneapolis, junior girls: Earl Christiansen of Minneapolis, jmenile boys: a Meyers of St. Paul and Vicki Gutgesell of West 4.11is.

Wis tied for first the juvenile girls; Pegsy Can en, Min- nmilHrTr cronr! nrVicm nea oli S' midfift girls, and Bill Heinkel. couicm i siana me gaii vvnen W( AIUS, boys. I'll Lend You the Cash! MO JUST PHONE--WRITE OR DROP ON IN NEW HOURS Daily: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues.

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