Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 17

Huskers Out to Win First Game in Boulder Since 54 By DICK BECKER Denver, Colo. Coach Bob Devaney. a favorite of football fans in this area from his days at Wyoming, brought his undefeated University of Nebraska team to town Friday. geared for battle with the Colorado Buffaloes at nearbv Boulder Saturday. Nebraska won at Boulder since 1954 but the Cornhuskers are favored to spoil the Homecoming this time.

Some 35.000 fans are expected at Folsom Field to witness the Huskers' awesome offense against wide-open pro-type passing attack. CU's defending Big 8 champions have been decimated by NCAA and conference punishment for recruiting violations. Bud Davis, who took over when Coach Sonny Grandeli us was fired, has sent the Buffs to the air, using as many as 40 passes in a single game. And last week the Buffs surprised Iowa State wit! a ground march for their first touchdown in a game that wound up as a 57-19 win for the Cyclones. The Buffs have forgotten this one.

But Nebraska has even higher stakes to play for. The Cornhuskers have won 5, assuring them of their best start since 1933. If they can win this one, they'll have hit 6 wins, a high mark for the school since the Rose Bowl team of 940 had an 8-2 record and the 1954 team finished 6-5. And this win is a must if charges are to Ringnecks Under Fire On Saturday By PETE The gullies, weed patches, cornfields, milo fields, and any other spot frequented by pheasants will find new occupants at sunrise Saturday morning. At the first peek of the sun, hunters will launch the nation's longest ringneck season here in days.

The usual cases of buck fever will grip many of the UPLAND GAME BIRD SEASON Opens Closes Bog PossessionArea Pheasant Oct. 27 Jan. 20 416 Entire State Quail Oct. 27 Dec. 25 6 18 Southern Quail Oct.

27 Dec. 2 4 8 Northern area that portion of the state lying south of a line extend, ing from the lowfl-Nebrosko border westward olong U.S. Highway 30 to its junction with U.S. Highway 138, then south and west along U.S. Highway 138 to the Colorado-Nebroska state line.

area is remainder of the state. Quail must be shot while in flight. Hunting hours for all upland game birds are from sunrise to sunset. Where entire state is open, it does not include federal and state refuges. Only Problem For Favored Tigers By Associated Press Iowa talented Dave Hoppmann, a threat to Big Eight career total yardage record held bv i s- No.

7 team in total defense after yielding an average of 173.6 yards in 5 games so far. Hoppmann, a This out of reach. He averaged 163.8 last year in winning the national total offense crown gunners going afield And the gaudy colored pheasant will haul out a new bag of tricks to befuddle the hunters. Prime pheasant areas, according to reports from the Game Commission, are in the Central areas of the state and along the southern tier of counties. Mel Steen, Game Commission director cautions hunters to obtain permission from landowners before hunting on private lands.

An influx of non-resident hunters is expected to bulge the army of resident sportsmen. The fame of liberal season length and bag limits has attracted many out- of-state hunters. Another factor influencing the arrival of non-resident nimrodders, is the hospitality displayed by many Nebraska communities in mak- i ing these sportsmen feel wel- come. Best bets for success are to cornfields; hedge rows afternoon; weed Mrnnl PAGE 17 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1962 Paul Christman, will pound senior who play be the chief problem for un- quarterback and halfback, beaten Missouri Saturday at has gained 3,401 yards rush- Columbia.

ing and passing in his career. Missouri is a strong favor- 1 record of 4,246 ite to stav unbeaten and head air-ground yards was set in into a showdown with unde- 1938-39-40. Hoppmann needs i national total oliense crown patches and swales, gifted 195-; He reeled off 203 yards last; deuend plays both week in a 57-19 romp past! feated Nebraska at Lincoln Nov. 3 because of a tough mobile line, an average of game through games to catch 169 yards his last Christman. Leahy Dismisses islies Ex-ND Football Coach Says Sonny lias Capable Denver Frank Leahy, television movie with Liston Former Notre Dame football while he was training for his has denied publishing title fight with Floyd Patter- reports that boxing champion son.

got to know Sonny quite Leahy said at his home here. as for managing him. not The Times-Picayune quoted a reliable source as saying has definitely made dismissed the story which ap-jup his mind to change man- oeared in the New Orleans agers and his choice is Frank as Leahv. past Colorado. In other Big Eight games, Nebraska is expected to romp past Colorado at Boulder, Oklahoma should have an easy time with Kansas State at Norman and Kansas rates a narrow edge over Oklahoma a at Stillwater.

Coach Jack Mitchell of Kansas praised the Cowboy squad and expressed concern for his mental condition. were as high as ever been for the Oklahoma game and Mitchell said. think our boys can bounce back, but sometimes players go flat after a big never know upon the weather, too, says Lloyd Vance, chief of Game Division. A high wind could find the birds squatting and hiding instead of moving about in normal pattern, informs Vance. However, all of the shooting be at ringnecks alone.

Saturday finds the quail season opening, too. Pheasant season will continue through Jan. 20, 1963. Daily hag limit is 4 roosters and possession 16. hunters will have two zones to hunt in northern and southern area.

Rosenstoek Will Head (doves A new fight site and new chairman were named Thursday night for 1963 Golden Gloves program. Wes Rosenstock is the new chairman and the bouts will be held Feb. 1-2 at the Fairgrounds 4-H arena. Both announcements came from John Kahler, overall athletic committee chairman for American Legion Post No. 3.

Six teams are already training toward the Southeast Nebraska District competition. Lincoln boasts 3 teams with one each in Syracuse, Falls City and Fair bury. Rosenstock said at least one and possibly two big smokers are being planned prior to the district tourney. They too will be held at the 4-H building. keep alive Big 8 champion ship and Orange Bowl aspirations After this contest the Buskers face Missouri, Kans a Oklahoma State and Oklahoma.

Nebraska will operate without fullback Bill Thornton a a i this week The All-Big 8 star of last a been able to shake a leg injury suffered against Iowa State 3 weeks ago. This will keep the offensive burden on quarterback Dennis Claridge who has and passed the Huskers to the 7th best offensive record in the nation. Nebraska's pass yardage of 705 is just short of 734 yards but the Huskers have thrown just 87 times and completed 48 while the Buffs' have tossed 147 and hit 70. It is obvious that pass defense will play a key the game and the Cornhuskers are being reminded often of Kansas 86-yard touchdown pass play on the Wildcats first play last week. The Wildcat passing threw Nebraska out of the top 10 rankings in pass defense nationally.

The Huskers were scheduled for a short workout at Boulder Friday afternoon and an over-night stay in Denver. Alumni of the University of Nebraska had a gathering slated for Friday night with I athletic director Tippy Dye giving a rundown on the I team. The Lineups Nebraska Donov an 1971 Robertson Carlson Miehka Brown Voss rt Eser 195) re Claridge Ross 10 Johnson 190) rh Young A ver axe weixht line Colorado 212 Average Nebraska 201, Colorado weight team Nebraska 213. Colorado time 2 30 time) Hare Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo Radio KFAB. KFOR, WOW.

KLIN alorado le McGuire It LaGuardia I Hollingsworth Christensen ix (200) rt (230) re Hiair (200) Cesgrek Ma vit (190) Symons Harris Nehraska weight hacks 145 Average Nebraska Tomlinson Kramer Kirby Sillier Toosood Fischer Huge Faiman Powers 143) McCloughao (190) Martin Average weight Colorado Nebraska le It Ik rg rt re ob lb rh fh line weight team Nebraska Colorado Pitman Grimm Monczka (189) McBride Hall Irvine (200 1 F.therdige 170) Watkins 1 210 Howe Nebraska 208. weight backs 191 Average )2. Colorado 203. Records 53 So, Dakota 25 Michigan 38 la State 19 N. Car St.

28 State 21 Utah 0 21 Utah 13 8 State 22 8 Kansas 14 18 Okla State 8 19 la State 37 Colorado 37 Series History Friday Sonny Liston wants him to be his new manager. has very good Leahy said Thursday. in very capable hands right adviser Jack Nilon The southern area is open It's a game Kansas must through Dee. 25. Bag limit is 6 daily and 18 possession.

Northern area finds season closing Dec 2. Bag limit are reduced to 4 daily and 8 possession. Times-Picayune, no said Nilon in Philadelphia. met Leahy through me Leahy is a friend of Liston is en route to Chicago. Sources close to the new a said he probably would not be available comment until Monday.

Leahv said Liston had not asked him to manage him and added that he had no plans to do so. He said the reports probably started after he and associates made a Crete Tops Harrier Field Crete may be a serious contender for the Class state high school cross-country championship. The Cardinals defeated Southeast and Beatrice Friday in a meet at Pioneers Park, taking the first two places. Triangular scores were Crete 24. Southeast 27, and Beatrice 39.

The meet also was a 3-way dual with Crete getting two wins and Southeast the nod over Beatrice. Joel Douglass was the individual winner. Dennis of Adams finished Pittman was the only for his school. I The top ten: Ijtunner I 1. Joel Douglass- Crete 9:50 I 2 John Vasak, Crete 9:57 3 Dennis Pittman, Adams 10 08 4 Frank Schultz, Southeast 10 08 1 5 Larry Foster Southeast 12 I 8 Dean Beck, Crete 17 7, Bob Ensz.

Beatrice 1 I 8 Mike Conners. Southeast 9 Gary ers, Beatrice Joe Stroll, Southeast RL2B Leahy, the source explained, is a close friend of the Rev. Edward P. Murphy, S. J.

of Denver, the priest who taught Liston to read and write. manager of record is George Katz of Philadelphia. Nilon, however, says he has been managing the boxer since Liston and Katz separated over a personality clash. win to stay in title contention defense is one of the best, with only 3 touchdowns permitted, none by rushing, in the first 5 games. And the Tigers proved they have a strong attack with yards last week against Oklahoma State.

Halfback Johnny Roland is the No. 3 rusher with 518 yards. The other starting Tiger halfback, Bill Tobin, will be restricted to part-time duty by an ankle sprain. Iowa State beaten the Tigers since 1955. K-State hasn't beaten Oklahoma since Lynn conference -champs won 8-7 in 1934, although the Wildcats managed a tie in 1936 Bud Sooners proved they are on the way back to the top by sinking Kansas 113-7.

Hankeye Iowa City, la. a football coach Jerry Burns! was hanged in effigy on the campus Thursday night by1 some students who appeared unhappy over the 42-14 loss to Wisconsin last week. The dummy was labeled with the words: to J. win or This referred to Iowa's homecoming game with Purdue here Saturday, The Hawks now are i 1-1 in the Big Ten. Local No events scheduled State Football Pius at David City Aquinas, 7 30 p.m.; Lincoln High at Omaha Benson, 7:30 p.m.

Su In ri lay Local Bowling Nebraska Match Game District Tourney, Bowi- Mor Lanes, 304 So. 9th State Nebraska pheasant season opens, sunrise. Regional at Colorado, KFAB. WOW, KLIN, KFOR, 2:30 p.m. Track -Wesleyan Cross country at South Dakota, Vermillion, National Football--Wisconsin v.

Ohio State, TV-6 10, noon Boxing Florentino Fernandez v. Reuben Carter, TV-7, 9 p.m. inner Score War innei Score 231ft 1952 Tie 18 31- 0 1953 14 10 31- 0 1954 Netir 8 ft. 1955 Nebr 37 20 1 R- 0 1956 Cote 22 8 1957 Colo. 27- 0 25 14 1958 Colo 27 IS 25-14 1959 Nebr 28-19 1980 Colo 19 6 38 14 1 981 Colo 7 0 Nehravka ha1, won 9, 18.

bed nnr Nebraska 287 Colorado 1898 1903 1904 1905 1907 1948 1949 1450 1951 Nebr Nebr. Nebr. olo Nebr Nebr. Colo Nebr Colo. Colo a 1 Revu Ih i Buffalo halfback Bill Symons.

NCAA Plans to Discuss Progress of Federations (ross Country Championships Mov. 22 to lit1 Sliotvdoivn Date not sponsored by New York OP re.ss report on formed national orations and ont A the newly- sports fed- or two will COLLEGES Norfolk JC 13 (tie) Highland 20 AT HIGH SCHOOLS STATE Mi Cook JC 39 airbury JC 20 Figlile. Philadelphia Smith, 181 Pinta delphia, Bobby Gordon, 188, Me keesport, Pa 5. Odell 39 Creighton Prep 13 O. Brady 24 Kiel Brule 23 happeli 34 omnlark 31 Gland t.

alhoiir 28 Loomis 3) Overton 4)) Pleasanton 19 Shelby 39 Sumner 25 1 Superior 38 IR Bishop Kvan 8 Sutherland 34 Madrid 7 Wauneta 8 Oconto 7 Paul 6 vteil 8 Urn reek Hildreth 8 Platte enter 8 Amherst Hebron 18 fractions announcement highlight the annual fall I meeting of the council of the National Collegiate Athletic Association here next week Walter Byers, executive director of the NCAA and one of the prime movers in the creation of the new federations, listed a 6 point agenda today to hr considered bv the 18-man council that directs poliev of the N( A They include a discussion of legislation for presentation to the annual NCAA convention in Los Angeles in Januar y. recommendations of the NCAA executive committee, and reports on infractions. a program to obtain adequate anti-bribery legislation in certain states, and reports of special committees on accelerated academic programs, ice hockey recruiting and eligibility, and advanced football scheduling. Byers said however that special emphasis would be placed on the new federations created so far for baseball, basketball, track and field and gymnastics in the eontrol-struggle with the Amateur Athletic Union. The first showdown between a new federation-sponsored event and one conducted by the AAU will come next month when the two groups are scheduled to hold cross country championships on the same date- the track and field federation in Columbus, Ohio, and the AAU Chicago.

Both are scheduled on Nov 22 The A VI lias threatened to rule ineligible fur its meets any athlete who competes in How Not to Randle Guns Hunters have managed to shoot themselves and their companions in a variety of ways since guns were invented. With hunting seasons nearing high gear here are two illustrations of how not to handle fire arms. Pulling a gun, especially a hammer 1 gun, from a car (left) by the muzzle was the number one cause of death and injury last year. Climbing a fence over the muzzle of a loaded gun (right) ranked second as the cause of mishaps by accidental gun discharges. meets AM.

Members of the Council are NCAA president Henry B. Hardt of Texas Christian, Rev 11 Crowley of Santa Clara. Ralph Ginn of South Dakota State, Milton sen of Brigham Young. Walter Hass of the University of Chicago, Front is Johnston of Davidson. Ernie McCoy of Penn State, Edwin Olle of Texas, Karl Sneed of Oklahoma, Frank Thoms of Williams.

Everett Barnes of Colgate, Alfred Scott of Georgia, Robert Ray of Iowa, James Sours of Wichita, Delbert Swartz of Arkansas, Arthur Reynolds of Colorado State College, Glenn Holcomb of Oregon a e. and James Loveless of DePauw. Improvements Found in Mod Ilill, 8 One morning about 3 weeks ago Chuck Erickson, University of North Carolina athletic director. sat down at his desk He looked at mail and asked his secretary, Mrs Betty Lambert, "Anything nothing she replied a personal letter or two Erickson delayed opening the mail while he made several telephone calls. Finallv, he turned to the mail.

One envelope bore a New York City postmark. Erickson opened it and found a check for It represented two-thirds of a donation from William R. and Kenan Jr announced this week, to be used for the addition of 16.000 seats and other improvements at the football stadium. Lincoln Teams In Hoad Action Lincoln High and Pius are engaged in road football action tonight The Links, 3-4 for the year, are at Omaha Benson for an important Intercity Conference game. Benson is 5-2 for the year.

Lincoln 3-1 conference record is the best. Pius will be at David City Aquinas, a rugged Class team. There will be a game in Lincoln tonight although no local teams are involved. Falls City Sacred Heart and Hastings St. Cecilia meet at 7:30 at Pius stadium.

Hunting Clock Sunset Friday, 5:31 p.m. i Sunrise Saturday, 6:51 a.m. Sunset Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Lrcal quail, sunrise to i Sunrise and for Lincoln Since one minute each 13 miles, add one minute each 13 miles west of Lincoln and subtract one minute each 13 miles east of Lincoln hours: sunset unset times are xWen sun time chanxes Big Mountain Area Favorite Devanev. Unbeaten Arrives.