The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

pptrmhrr 30, 1951 2.B uvroi srvivw joirvaL and star Links NE Fray Tops Prep Slate Cathedral, Axtell MB 5U Man Tilt HBiVMIH H'By Morris An 7 YjH 3 fe Blp tl'stephen Epler Day will be cele WH brrited at Chester on Thursda; Hj Island md 'otHLHbViMI smttsbiuff Glen Jones of the f.IMMF HAT RAM Fd TTusmnnn trips to coax Frogs Stun NU Crucial en. llrule at fn ck at men Km.r.v,.,, ThurM i Crw Fairmont vham i.reeia at lbcta Texas Whips Boilermakers HornedFrogs into letting go of Oregon Squeaks Past Arizona I ft 10 at Eugene for gJJJ moon. And the Web feet a freshmen and al most as many sophomores taKing Pft Be Wron In the WXl few seconds he would sitm I few lines ti Irene' and Old Ted would hue to step out the box live or six times to keep from laughing and he the kind of a ru.v who likes to concentrate at the dish. "Tipton got on me one time when 1 ordered Williams to be passed and he told Ted that I sure must be a buddy of his (Wil I to let that kind of a favor." Fniii'i Innirv Hurt I' is fain hadn't broken his foot we might have been able to nallfin'o the White S.x for fourth I Dykes de tared. The way out eani hustled and the fine rhurkine we got.

lady fioin lght have goi us up The AS skipper has intimated that he is on the look for a cen t.rfielder. He will keep Dave PMlei bet like to put him in risht and leave Zernial in "You can put it down in my too. tli.it hfid Joost is the picking him ahead of Rizzuto, Car rasquel and Reese. We will turn in 200 double the fourth straight wa Jimmy added. "If Cleve Sd had Jooet tad Sudor they could have won the pennant.

You can put that down for sure." Great Ball Chill Regardless of whether the New; York Giants nudge out Brooklyn for the National league flag ttn iwoh.ill Leo the Lip's gang lost of counted out of the pennant snap from the start. But they didn't know the word "quit." Dodgers. r.xac ciy thev were all even. Not even have to admit that Leo has done ru Fk es 75 pack es on little a l' BK(KIR ttk at O. N.

Magee Mem Stadium for the city cham hip, now held by the Rock McCook tackles tal r.iu S1X Ceda Exeter at Utica, Grosr iCool Junction, Hayes Stratton. Wilcox at 'Wayne Prep at Newc; Bend at Platte Center, National League Hy, hu BB( I ii i 4 7 47 T20 vi 45 7 1 1 St 4js In 1 'is 4i iTe, I'? 410 SS 8S "iso rt rir ft is P2 r.7s si 15! 20 fl( no 2 i mi Major League Averages American League asol tpii 1 1 in Gal Grapplers Head Rassle Bill Tuesday State Beaten By Iowa ggf Vuntm gjg IOWA CITY, la. (INS). TI rniversity of IOW1 football seai.ot vn torv over Kansa: opened its with a It, 0 State before1 90 7nn fans at Iowa City. The Hawks, pie game favorites by as much as 40 points, found Kansas State I outfit and were Jieid to a lone s.dcty in the first half before pair ofi first year men found the range a different note as the third qu.nter opened, i''wev" re Hue.

v.a fi'eslunan it S4 vards. Seven later Hurt lUinann iUr on a qu.it i back sneak for the fir touchdown me gann lOTl was gool to give bnva a 9 0 margin. s. b.r the first ith the tewa varsity, shot a piss to Kne Rod for three ends to the Kansas Stale Dul IIIC thoimh he later took graduate work at Nebraska. of other boys.

Like Howard Dick Grell, Walt Garner, Cliff Squires and Jim Shaw Keb) ka Wesleyan. Or Fritz. Davis, Navy's star tackle. DuBois ranked last year as the most valuable lineman in state college circles. Davis has be.

OH several All American form charts. Squires was I Ihror lime Little All America selection. Some l.uls like Davis are hard to en me as preppers. Bun says. "When he played for me during his junior and senior years, Fritz was only 14 and 19 years old." commented the Rocket maesiro.

you can imagine now much he's matured since." Before Northeast was founded fa 1041. Run served as football assistant and track headmaster at Jackson high. Right now, Rocket football, with an 18 game victory streak ended recently by Omaha Holy Name, is in a transmission period. Hun is building. His starting haekfield Junior Thomas, Jim Haherlan, Ron Steele and Howard Thrapp is entirely a junior outfit.

Also juniors are such backfield subs as I.arrv Delaney. Ken Forbee, Dick Taylor and Keith FaKer. Starting tackles Jim Pavey, and Jack Childress and Guard Dick Prather are juniors. So are Don Voils, sub tackle, and pall of ends who are pushing the regulars, Norvan Holverson and Dave Tullis. Of his lads with the Huskers, Bun is unprejudiced.

He'll tell you reasons why they all should make good. gREDSTROM and Cederdahl. currently on the No. off. sive team, are "simulv ton noVh hook Rankin, v.

hose quarterlwci play has been one of the. blas ant frosh surprises, has a great future. Bun believes "He's cool under fire and has r'(U 2,1 mUnn t'kM FlkLPINr. K.turm. at P.n.T.

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NY. a 0 0 17 1 6 1 sviU at und Hearty of Fall dtv. npleted II Nebraska eight out of 18 for 89 yards. That gave TCU a total net of 'ads tho thiAmrm take their initial Big Seven oppon Kansas State Wildcats, a V' 'v th it time thev can Qf the magazine iinx." Ituhv lual tRtistb 1 Hack BordOflM. Coodutowa Mar 1 It Js i'SS? I'assiB 1 1 1,1 6 1 ai VJS.

Av M.FarUnd 1 0 jlH the made it 21 7 and that way the half ended backfield in the WITH neuD Don Norris of Omaha; Bob Smith of Grand Island; Tom Bob Smith of Grand Island, lorn Carodme of Boys Town, and Kay Novak of Omaha the Huskers looked a little better as the third quarter got under way. This quartet of backs advanced as far as the TCU 30 before Fraley intercepted one of Norris' passes to squelch the brief rally. Coach Mncr also sent in Gil Bartosh hut his ItM ace did little for the Ft. Worth AS THE final period opened both teams were guilty of a comedy of errors but Nebraska was the last to lose possession, Doug Conaway recovering Norris' fumble on the Husker 2H. A moment later Fowler found VauRht in the open for a 9 yarri flip and a first down on the Husker Floyd pounded through lor VI yards and the final payoff was a Fowler to Hallmark pass lor seven ards as the final touchdown of the ball game.

Mr. Flowers decorated the end bleai thr fourth NEBRASKA'S Out of a dreary afternoon there ir ht. Tom Caroline, although failing get loose on any long runs, for 101 yards troin Pf UvU for 16 ards sound evidence of eventually becoming; quite a ball carrier and the other sophs shouldn't he criticized too much in their first time out. They all have possibility. LAFAYETTE.

Ind. (UP). An 29I alert and rugged Texas team used 2' the breaks to full advantage to H'; spoil Purdue's season opener, 14 to 0, before 31,000 fans in Ross Ade staudium. The touted Longhorns, ranked "CCOfld best in the nation after MB knocking off Sugar Bowl Cham 2n pion Kentucky a week ago, played 11 safe all the way. They struck with expert pre cision, once each in the first two periods, and their tremendous de tense stifled repeated Purdue at tempts to roll from behind in the second half.

I NI) PAIL WILLIAMS, who recovered three Purdue fumbles, and Halfback Don Cunningham, who recovered another fumble and intercepted ono of Dale Sam .2:2 uels' aerials, sparked the Texans low a lost the hill on downs. tWQ plavs lost them three vards. Kansas State punted out 'to their own 36 from where Iowa over for its second touch nnnvorsion. Hawks threatened again in the mainstay was aggressive half Gib Daw back who scored both of the Texas tallies and also converted both. torS vear llne be fair coat of pohsb his Hll! ciasVford' p.oi, TU' 'i a fair coat of polish for his 17 Bill biggest pnb Hun told The Firing nas lane "Right now, he must ti 17 a 8 h.le Piiruue i.t three tumnies Vl Violil ih.

i mi "1 'I "1 "mi the first half both teams suf V. 1 JlUk rljilll i can imamn. what the boy will Jf I Hf a 17 i I Wes.iakc. Pjtr RtT. 4i st fcred a case of fumbleitis in the lane 'Right now, he must weigh 181) and stands (i 1 You can imagine what the boy will J.

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T. Albrecht. General Agent fiWfH nov on Mi vmi'ion 1 1 I 0 N. Magee Memorial Stadium I1 IHeMJi FUN SHOP 1 1 IK.I.l 11MS 53rd Huntington Street IBIlTlMl ntHnd pV, 1 RaiirmaJ i.l a I Adults 75c (includes tax) 11 1 fiSgK be bee he grows up." Hinghani, a gangly lad, has moved up to the No. defensive "He's as rough they grinned Bun.

"All elbows and bones and how he loves to play football. He really punishes the fellow across the way." C.oth. who has been sidelined with a leu injury for two weeks. the No. offensiv tram until he was injured.

Bun his speed and anility influx of talent on.