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Hadl Signs With Houston ego before the game. The and kind of fumbled the terback John Hadl signed a HuarteroacK, aenied that, as belter go to the other dressing room. There's not much "And we just let the fake Ml a At jl 4 i ft m. m. wai a minute; i knew I man i nave time to kick so I uiu aan uiego.

Jan Diego is a young ball prp iooiDau contract with the American Football League San Diego Chargers right Jfe '4 Mrilta pum snp Dy us," he added. Coach Jack Mitchell of wi nere Kansas used a double re performance didn't change his mind. "I don't think that will ever become a fad," he said. "It makes the coach worry too ran around left end." Ken Colrman ha the Detroit charge from Lions general manager, Ed win Anderson, didn't have any bearing on his play. "I knew it all wasn't true, so I just didn't worry about ivansas said the wide margin muu wiin more opportunity for me' Had! said.

wurr jvansas Deat nice, 7, verse to score two of its fuliback who was voted vcirry man make i in me tfiuebonnet Bowl Satur day. He, said he thought Hice m. A W. uiiun. ivite was an easy team.

Kmes outstanding back said he thought Kansas played was aooui me oest team Kan Randy Kerbow. the ru "It wasn't exactly under "No doubt Kice is one of Jb. UX ft. 1 MuanerDacK. said hA rnnMn'i me soundest, hest r.afhi ine goai post out it was close.

I signed at about the 15 or 20 Game Story Page Col. 1. ucat game or the season. It was my best game. We were sumrisprf at ih sas met an season.

5 "No, that faked kick wasn't planned that wav ifarfi teams in the country 1tnh. explain the Owls second half slump. CI! Said. 'W int haHl margin because wa HiHn' He gained 41 vard nn If 'We just didn't play right, that's all." Kerb pect that. They have a fine I a will plete mental advantage.

The loss to Missouri hurt our boys and they wanted to win this one." down when Rice expected him to kick. The run Kt un "Kansas just whinnpr! nc mc aemur irom Lawrence. said. "Rice just had that feeling of security," Mitchell said. "It can kill you.

"We adjusted at halftime for coverage on their man in motion and put on a bigger rush," Mitchell said. "We had been worrying about their halfback draw and it was giv ins them mnr limn A touchdowns and foar tha ni Coleman. th mm Mill good." nc Jaynawk touchdown that gave line. fiu line, ne grinned in the Kansas dressing room. Another Jayhawker, Curtts McClinton.

a halfback, said he igned with the Dallas Tex ns before he left the field. Detroit of the National Foot ball League charged Friday that Hadl signed with San Di mg ball carrier ran ia were rpal nrH k. "We saw it nlnntv nf inriii a i4 ieaa. Mrtchell said "We went no to th 1 1 villus for 107 yards. "I just don't know how to say what hannrnnrf ru.

ried before thp ram the films and worked hard to defend it." Neelv planning to kick' Hadl said. fore the game," Hadl said. We hadn't worked outside and we didn't know how that would effect us." just got out of position every J. i i i iiv ena came in real fast cause Kansas had only two outdoor workouts because of bad weather in Kansas. The coach Jess Neely said.

"You Vlth the hptfpr rneh a nine uiey uscu It. He said the turmoil about better." line. ft Bomba uornnusJ iers rd Ohio University, 81 64 1 i 1 1 i ii "I i 3rd Win of Tutors 58 36 Victor Next 1 lMBWjw imainroMM LINCOLN 1, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 17, 1961 SECTION By Dick Becker Mar sviIlc' Ka" became the latest soph PXUPX S55 into a sur mmm It was the 3rd home vi museum. tui ticiory Of Season By Mike Cooney University High, Lincoln's only unbeaten basketball team, ran its victory string to 4 Saturday night with an easy 58 6 win over Ashland at the Lni High gym. The Tutors galloped to 15 1 lead in the oneninp minnfoc for Coach Jerry Bush's sophomore laden squad as against a pair of road losses.

"The key game was against Notre Dame," Bush declared after the game. "That win hag given the kids a spark and as long as they hustle, they can hold their own with any The 2.500 fans on hand would agree with that Lloyd's 27 Sparks Mates John Lloyd peppered in 27 points Saturday night but the Whites lost to the Reds, 89 80, the freshman preliminary to the Husker Ohio game. Lloyd was outdistanced by the 20 point outputs of Reel cagers Larry BornschlegL Bob Cook and Gary Haas. and increased the margin steadily the rest of the way. Coach Dale Snook swept his bench early in the one sided fray.

WHITES REDS 27 Bornartilel 8 4 20 19 Penney 1 1 2 tJim Dick, a 6 1 senior, supplied most of the early momentum. He notched the first 7 points in the contest before cooling off to finish with 10. The southpaw guard opened scoring with a driving layup Bush used 13 of his players and 11 of them scored. Seven of them were sophomores. Game experience is beginning to pay off.

A good ex ample would be that Nebraska opened with a 30 point defeat at Wichita. This Ohio Uoyd Kortut Moor Gauxhan Merwick Smagacx Total Re 4 Hhitfa 3 2 2 8 Cook 4 1 3 9 Haaa 7 0 1 14 Cramer 0 1 2 1 Otto WilhU 34 114 SO Tot.lt i 2 3 3 4 20 4 7 20 3 0 3 4 3 0 14 4 3 2 10 37 41 4 3 4180 Petsch sharpshooter. wiui seconas gone. A minute later he connected with a jumper from the top of the key, then added another acrobatic layin and followed with a free throw to make the icore 7 0. Husky Jim Butcher clipped the cords with a jumper from team dropped a 3 point decision to Wichita and Nebraska turned around and slapped the Ohioans by 17 points.

There were the usual good performances from veterans like Tommy Russell (15 points), Rex Swett (11) and Bill Bowers (8). But it was exciting to see pig Bill Vincent, the outstanding prepper from Omaha South. tOSS in his fircf tu, Nebraska Matmen Tie Maiikato, 12 12 Husker wrestling coach Bob Mancuso's debut at home ended a 12 12 tie with Mankato State Saturday night the side and Bob Diekman connect with a set before Ken Carpenter but Ashland on the jShS'Jks 4 wr rf lowed the Nebraska haslef conegiate field goals with a Beautiful hook shot and an un ball win over Ohio University. NU's season wrestling rec score ooard with a free throw. From there on in it was clear sailing for the Tutors to victory No.

4. The taller Ashland quintet had trouble connecting throughout the ragged contest. A tight University High zone ura is now i i. The next meet is against Adams state College Monday at the Coli Pius Scores 74, Loses Bishop Ryan Counters 83 seum. Starting time is 7:30 p.m.

stoppable jumper. There was Chuck Sladov nik, a bruising battler from Omaha Holy Name, coming through with 9 points and penny Puelz performing coolly under the fire of an Ohio U. press. Nebraska took the lead early at 12 10 as Petsch scored on one of Bush's favorite out of bounds plays. Ohio U.

never caught un aeain Nebraska was trailing Man jorcea. me Blue ays to shoot from far out and they hit only 18 of their shots from the field. Rick Olson, the Capital City's leading scorer, and hus Uine Steve Butts divide th kato until Jim Rasohke AAU regional champ, de cisioned Dave Ahl. 5 0 to riv the Huskers the tie. Omaha Lincoln h.ri 123 lbs Davit Mt A Tutor scoring honors with 11 apiece.

Mick Washburn paced Dick an mi nie irtt, 4 0, for a whirlwind haskAthr.11 isniana wiin iu. Dnieaemulkr fM). 50. victory was cut short by 48HIAND io. Ai DeLeon M) dc.

Jim UNI. HIGH i I It 04 OUon 4 147 lbs Dave Cook (N) dee. Kea Fuchi ILf AZ 7.anna 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 It was 38 28 for NU at half time and the Huskers made it easy in the second half. They even refused to get excited when Ohio, for some unexplained reason, went into a 9 0 Ihckmjta 44 Butt 4 4 11 Carpler 3 HMcman 0 L. Lydi't SUMvtrt Pollard a Rous 3 K.

WVa M. WH'a 137 Hw ffarokt Thompoo (N) dec. Barokl Ptersoa CM). 7 4. Mooto Petmoa (AO) dec.

Km Fox N), 2 0. Dav AM (ill 40. Gotdoo Qupmaa CH), 5 2. vmana Bishop Kyan and center Chuck Shimerdia Saturday night, 85 74. It was the highest prep score of the season by two Class A teams.

Both teams matnfafnit 3 4 7 Ji B'h'r 9 0 3 4 0 1 4 BUT 4 4 04 0 Die 1 4 10 4 9 10 JobnMtt 10 3 2 'v Continued on Page SPt Col. J. Kcyaer 10 13 Coolajr 10 0 3 ViriJ 0 0 i 0 It II 14 14 34 Tatalt 34 Ift blistering field goal percent age but Shimerdia tossed in Utah State's Ralston Now NU's No. 1 Prospect Johrfnv l.ito vacated by Bill Jennings. Some nf th.

rm.m.. Johnny Ralston of Utah Some of the countrv's sur. ANina Sit Vmivrt.Hr Htn 13 14 1151 LI IS Wrc8llen 19 second half points to hold fit alter Hank Foldberg ac not make the names public continue until a head coach Kim Second on ine Lincoln club. Pius had 4 players ia double figures, with Tom Mc Govern's 16 leading the wav. The Bolts had no one to match Shimerdia' gamp tnta! est ti is hired, Dye has Cletus Fischer working along with George Kelly and Jack Bra Omaha i 1 Highs State took over as the leading candidate for the University of Nebraska football job Saturday.

However, the field was of uuw auer me contract has been made. To make sure that Nebraska's recruiting activities cepted the athletic director football coach post at Texas A. and M. Foldberg had been offered the Cornhusker job being wrestlers finished second in a or Bob Cascio's 22, however. quaaranguiar match at Omaha Westside Saturday.

The Links were priori hv The Lincolnites trailed 41 4(1 at the half and took th ua Omaha South. Council Bluffs in the 3rd period but Shimerdia led a 29 point Bishop Ryan final stanza that titmf ADe Lincoln and Omaha West side followed. Lincoln weight champions Gives Foldberg 5 Years at $17,000 the tide. were on unaegam, and Pius hit 55 of it fiolrt reie rarampeias, 127. Arnold Jones drew in the 138 title goal attempts.

Ryan had an amazing 75 record for tha scrap. JRunneruns were Mike Dis. Ralston, 34, Learned Under Pappy Waldorf Sunday Journal and Star Special Logan, Utah Coach John Ralston has had 3 years as a head college coach, all 3 at Utah State University here in Logan. yearnLrrinJdthf With 6 thfiu losses th firs year. During the past two seasons, his team has been de.

first half. nv Ainieuc director Tip pe Dye Indicated he had 4 candidates at the present time, but he declined to name any of them. Reports from Utah indicated that Dye and Ralston might be meeting soon. Ralston's Utah State teams have lost just 3 games in the last two seasons, the latest a defeat in the Gotham Bowl by Bay lor. There were no indications that Ralston was as strong a candidate as Foldberg had been.

Dye said, "There are a lot of successful, good coaches and just because one goes by the wayside doesn't mean we won't get a good one." 4 Dye has indicated he wants a successful head coach, one not in the Big 8 Conference and one not from the professional football ranks. This would seem to eliminate many coaches. cessful young head coaches besides Ralston are: Jim La Rue of Arizona U. Jim Miller of Detroit U. Bill Hess of Ohio U.

Ray Nagel of Utah. Bill Eliai of Virginia. Bob Devaney of Wyoming. There are veterans from the East like Jordan Olivar of Yale and John Bateman of undefeated Rutgers. In the field of assistants would be men like Bob De Moss, who was so successful at Purdue when head coach Jack Mollenkopf was hospitalized this year.

There are also "name" coaches who have been let out this year. This list includes Harold Lahar of Hou ston, Bill Meek of Southern Methodist, Jim Myers of Texas A. and Andy Pilney of Tuiane, Dale Hall of Army and Eddie Erde latz of the Oakland Raiders of the AFL. Dye indicated he hasn't talked to all of the coaches he is interested in. He will ney, 103, and Willard Shep fits College Station, Tex.

un Henry C. (Hank) Foldberg, coach of Wichita, was named head coach and athletic director of Texas Saturday, thus returning to the school where he got his start in college football. The 38 year old Dallas native was picked to succeed feiHHOF mrA.v IS Caaeto 19 Mink Sawdua 1 ara, iw. Gagne Wins a 10 Siu nia 10 tt t'Ka'pou Knutht Sul'vaa 4 F'uaco 1 Ryan i 0 0 9 Hlas I Pro Rassle feated onlv 3 times and tA Totals St TotaJa tt tt rttia Omaha MPV Despite Ice and snow 2,132 fans turned out 1 I i HA OnaaJu Bl ru I I'lriiiiiiiiMiMiiiifiiin'nuinnnmiifiiiiiiimiiintit ilv oTcut Aiuauitiiijg years as headman of the Aggies and who was fired the day after he finished his last season. Three weeks later, Foldberg, who piayed freshman football at in 1941 and then varsity football at West Point, was selected as the best prospect for pulling the Aggies out of the doldrums.

Foldberg got a 5 year contract at $17, 000 a year and will come here to take over following the Sun Bowl game at El Paso Dec. 30 where his Wichita team plays VU fcaturday n'ght to see Yarn Gagne defend his world's heavyweight wrestling cham I 1 k. 't I jlw aw Foldberg over uon ieo At age 34, Ralston is a business like organizer of talent and assistant coaches. He relies upon a teamwork of staff assignments and planning to mold squad unity The Aggies play a variable offense, an offense Ralston learned as a player and coach under Lynn Waldorf at California and later with Coach Pete Elliott Ralston was an assistant coach for 3 seasons at California and a member of the 1958 Rose Sports Slate Sunday With the match even at a xau apiece, Jonathan was disqualified for upsetting referee Roy Collini with a flying tackle from the top ring rope. rIn the semi windup.

Killer Possible Candidates KiitA 0Wl. siau' a 3 vcar letterman, he played Ralston for the Bear8 ln 1950 an(J 1951'RoSfB games. After Graduating frnm PaUfn cok iook two of 3 falls from Local No events scheduled. National Football Minnesota Chicago, TV 6 St 10, 1 p.m.t Pittsburgh St. Louis, TV 3, 1 p.m.; New Yerk Titang v.

Dallas, TV 7, 2:30 p.m. Monday Local Wrestling Nebraska v. Adams State College, NU Coliseum, 13th Vine, 7 30 p.m. lhor Hagen. Football LIBKRTV BOWL It was known for days that Foldberg would be the new WUW TnntmZ JlamPin on trict censorship of the news because of unhappy experiences of 4 years ago whent fllli lhe job vacated bv Beflr Bryant Bryant who built back to a national power, left to coach Duffy Daugherty, Red Sanders, Eddie as cach nly t0 have "ffi Myers first turned down the job then took it uoon receiving a long petition from the student body roldberg will be returning not only to the seen of hi first collect football hut hi.

MrfuT Cene f.m coached as an assistant for two years at Concord. Calif and then went to San Lorenzo i California) High School as a head coach and compiled a 14 11 1 record. The Ralston family includes wife, Patricia: 8 vearld twin daughters, Sherry and Terry; and son! Unyt T7 coach has been named Coach of the thu y4can and Iast as Syracuse IS Miami (Ha.) 14 BLUEBONNKT BOWL Kinsai 33 7 GV1 BtltWelH SanlYaoisoo Regional i.