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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 28

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The Lincoln Stari
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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28
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4C Nov. 5. 1 FJncnln Sunuav Journal and Sfar An All-American Strikes: Middle guard Wayne Meylan of Nebraska charges quickly, wraps up Iowa State quarterback John Warder for an eight-yard loss in the second quarte r. Daredevil Dive: Husker Ken Geddes goes heels up trying to block a punt. Stap I I Fears Become Reality Photos hv 25 SS Gorham I Willis Van Sickle eh Ray I Harald Droimanis Jim Palmer 1 John Nollendorfs By RICK AKIN Iowa State coach Clay pre-game fears became reality in Memorial Stadium Saturday.

thought our defense could contain he said in a post-rnortum to a 12-0 loss. I had reservations on our being able to move the It was something Stapleton, retiring trom the head coaching job to take over as full-time athletic director next sear-on, had to admit happened but you could also tell he was tired of losing in the Big Eight Conference. next coach is going to have it a lot he said. walked in his shoes. Iowa State has got to get better.

We have the depth in the quality of needed in the Big Eight. were years when we could have come over here (to a weary Stapleton said, gotten beat 50-0 His offense was beaten that badly but he praised the defense of both sides. broke our offense he said. line up those live (on the front and come at us and we do anything about Feeling the rush of front line more than anyone was quarterback John Warder, spilled for 51 yards in losses while attempting to pass. (NU) really put on a he said.

got trounced on a little i t. (Husker middle guard Wayne) Meylan was in there before I knew Les Webster, a halfback from Omaha, said: were going through our line like All complimented Nebraska. Said Stapleton: are stronger physically and have more skill I might add. knew Nebraska was a little bit out of our class. They have outstanding hacks and their defense is strong.

No. 1 in the country, Said Webster when asked who looked impressive to him: That (6-7 quarterback (Frank) Patrick can lean for five Cyclone defenders took pride in the accomplishment of making a game of it. were ready to play middle guard Willie Muldrcw said. just wanted to win and then it seems we play a 1 i tt 1 harder. But we have trouble moving the ball.

Sixty per cent of the time the offense stops ore linebacker Lon Snook said: held pretty good. My defensive tackle helped me the most. Roger Ashton. He kept tackle off me and that allowed me to till to the Stapleton, too, was proud. 10 years at Iowa he said.

"I never had kids who gave a better account of themselves than these kids in the last three games. a little bit unfortunate a team can play that well and not Smallest Frtss dorps IVrsrnl The press corps covering 12-0 Nebraska win over Iowa State was the smallest of the year to cover the Buskers. No writers from papers other than those which regularly cover Nebraska and Iowa State were present in the new Memorial Stadium press box. The Linrups Nebraska OFFENSE Ends Morrison, Topliff. Penney, Tackles Patterson, Taucher, Hansen.

Guards Brichacek, Williams, Ashman, Armstrong. ('enter Kudrna. Sigler. Halfbacks Gregory, Orduna, Bombcrger. Fullback Davis, Frost.

DEFENSE Ends Wynn, Janik, Avolio, Zimmer. Critchlow. Tackles Patton, Meagher, McCord. Middle Guard Meylan, Galbraith. Linebackers Alvarez, Kobza, Geddes, Kuehl.

Corner Larson, Fiala. Hawkins, Best. Sal ties Reeves, Green Mueller. Iowa State DEFENSE Ends Dukstein, Campbell, Feikman, Perry, Brouillctte. Dan Robinson, Bisbv.

Guards Storey, Bandy, Burchett. Center Stanley, Beskc. arder. Halfbacks Webster, McPherson. King, W.

Robinson. Wingbark Busch. Langhor. DEFENSE Ends i a Essclmann, Reimer. Tackles Dimitri, Boiler, Ashland.

Jones. Snook. Robinson, Holton. Ia-wis. Nebraskas Frank Avolio pinions Cyclone Ben King for two Husker points.

-IS Sla lisi to Football photographers are looking better all Hie time. She's NU student Pat Layman. i Nebraska RI SUING PlayerAtt. Gain Loss Net Patrick 13 34 26 8 Gregory15 48 147 Orduna 14 84 876 Davis 19 94 7 87 Frost 1 0 PASSING 2 -2 Player Att. Inte.Yds.

Patrick 17 4 1Ill PASS RECEIVING Player No.Yds,, TD Davis Penney 19 0 Morrison128 0 Topliff 1 PUNTING 180 Player No. Avg. Stephenson 10 29 PI NT RETURNS Player No. Yds. Larson 4 42 KKKOFF RETIRNS Player No.

Yds. Orduna 1 17 PASS INTERC. Player No. Yds. Fiala 1 10 Iowa State RUSHING Player Att.

Gain Loss Net Warder 19 19 51.32 Webster8 15 9 6 King 10 19 4 15 Busch 2 9 3 PASSING 6 Player Att. Inte. Yds. Warder 27 9 1 83 PASS RECEIVING Player No. Yds.Tl) Feikana 2 170 Dukestein 2 180 King 2 200 Langhor 3 28 PUNTING 0 Player No.

Avg. Brouiilcttf 13 31 PUNT RETURNS Player No.Yds. Simonds 2 17 Holton 39 KK KOFF RETURNS Player No. Yds. Holton 2 27 Dukestein 111 PASS INTERC.

PlayerNo. Yds. Simonds 1 3.

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